Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, March 30, 1868, Image 4

TIRII.Efa IPIt settrzinAgr.
Fivt: prismicri broke out of tee county jail , 11
Richmond, Va., Saturday.
I,mtir, Ems: is clear of ice as far as can be well
from noffulo. A number, of vessels are to leap ,
Buttalo,this week.
Tor:• MatTiionwr Omuta! on Warren itriet,
Roxbury, 31ass., was burned yesterday. Lm , s,
$26,000,
GRAFF, BENricurr ,t,Co.'s Hall, in West Pitt:4-
I , iirgh. was destroyed by tire on Saturday night.
I usiiriin s`lo,ooxl.
--Lorna-NAroutox is preparing a- manifesto-'m
refrrence to his foreign policy, which is expectl4l
about the middle of next month.
Ire the Virginia Convention, on Saturday,- a
proposition for separate schools for white and
colored was tabled.
Tine United States Grand Jury, at Richmond,
Va., has found a new indictment against Jeff.
Davis. It is very long, covering all his olfeaces
In the rebellion.
Tint house of a farmer, named T;.trubert, ne.,r
Ottawa. Canada, was burned ouWo inesday night.
Lambert, his sr ven children, and a man servant,
perished in the dames.
Tr THE Mississippi Convention, the Judiciary
ynrstion is under consideration. The Convention
wakes but slow progress, and
. thnre is little pro,
peel of an early adjournment.
3fAnsiim. Nair,, I'dinister of War, estimates. •
that since the new army law has t, , nne into Ope
ration, the "Garde Mobile" of France has been
increased to 500,000 men.
AT Boston, on Saturday, the revenue officers
seized il7 barrels of whisky, on board the stea
mer Roman, • from. Philadelphia, for nv.isiou of
tte government tai. '
TnE house of Mr: Chae. Dudly, in Wapelio
conniy, lowa, wail burned, on Friday night, and
three of.Mn Dudly's sons lost their lives in the
fiaIIICS. Mr. Dudly is a member of the lowt
Ass( mbly.
THE New England Conference of the Methodist
Episeopal Church, in session at Boston, has
unapOlopidy adopted resolutions approving of
inepeathment, md-eulogizing General Grant and
Beoefitil Stanton. '
hi ie 1 - eleiried that King Theodore is strongly
fortified, has a' large Tome and means fight.
Gential•Napter is preparing for an advance, al
though his troops am suffering from dysentery
and Abler.
TU ,
E Democratic Convention of Cook County,
Illinois, Saturday elected forty-eight delegates to
the 'State Convention, and unanimously passed a
resolution naming Pendleton as their first cholee
tor President of the United States.
THE Linseed 011 works of Gould Liz Brothers,
Chicago, were destroyed by tire yesterday. These
works were the largest in the country, having a
capacity of 3,000 barrels a day, and employing
400 bands. Loss estimated at 5250,000. The
machinery alone is valued at $lOO,OOO.
SPECiAL TIIICASURY AGENTs Sloanakor and
Randall have detected astonishing rands on the
ro-venue . in Tt-iias by means of bonded ware•
humus, and having rauiltications In New Orleans
sad elsewhere. bevcral officials are involved in
the frauds, chiefly in tobacco and whisky Four
hundred kinds Idled with water, three hundred
empty barrels. and fifty filled with a vallainoas
eua.pound intended for combustion to destroy
warehouses, and other evidences of fraud, have.
dis;;Overcd. The parties implicated have
fled.
CITY BULLETIN.
DIFFICULTY IN A CHURCH—PASTOR PREVENTED
FWD& PREACITING.—A difficulty occurred yester
day at the Eleventh Baptist Church, Twelfth
street, above Race. It seems that' about two
weeks ago a majority of those having charge of
the Church voted to dispenEo with the services of
Rev. R. S. Tharin, -the Pastor, after the lst of
April. This action was communicated to the re
verend gentleman. Yesterday he appeared in 'the
pulpit as usual, and took his text f'rom James
111; 1:. "My brethren be not many masters,
knowing that we shall receive the greater con
demnation." From this Mr. Tharin proceeded to
preach a sermon, in the course of which ho re
ferred to the difficulty with those who had voted
to oust him, and in forcible language he expressed
his opinion of the action of the majority.
Be was interrupted by one of the deacons,
ae ho announced that no such language as that
used by Mr. Tharin could be tolerated in the
chtirch. The minister continued; meinbors'began
to leave the house, and the Indications of _a scene
culminated, when one of the deacons Ordered the
organ to be played so that the voice of the
preacher could not be heard. The result was the
summary dismissal of the eongregaiion. Subse
quently a meeting was held and a motion to close
the church until Thursday next was carried by a
vote of eighty yeas to thirty-five nays.
A committee was then sent to the Chief of
Police for a force to attend the church in the
evening, in order to prevent the possibility of a
disturbance should there be any attempt to open
the house. At seven o'clock a crowd of about
two hundred persons. mostly females, gathered
in front of the building, where they remained
quietly discussing the condition of affairs, until
a quarter of eigkao'cleck, when Rev. Mr. Tharin
appeared and advanced to the door. Find
ing it closed and lucked, he appealed to a
policeman to try the fastening in order to
bolaly himself that the building was closed. The
policeman declined to interfere in any way, where
upon Mr. Tharin, turning to the crowd on the
sidewalk, said: "Friends, re have been excluded
trona the church. 1 believe that I have been un
justly excluded front my pulpit. bet may course is
greater than man's, and thank God there is an
earthly tribunal to which we can appeal tor jwi
tice. Please leave me quietly and recant to yOur
hothep." ThV advice Was promptly folio w4.,t.
and the crowd dispersed.
A Bier Norse. ON ins TLAVELS.—A day or two
Once it well-dressed man, with a plausible ad-
Mese, introduced himself to the firm of George
H. Vambhe & Co.. importers of brandies, wines,
&e:, No. 630 Market street, and after some gene
ral eumereatlon, gave the name of J. H. Sibley,
and teprertnt.d himself to he one of the firm of
Williams, Wilcox & Co., Augusta, Ga. He pur
chased a bill of goods to the amount of
ti 4 ,OUO for the Augusta house mentioned, and
gave an order on Gen. Robert Patterson &
Co. for the mousy, stating that he had shipped
*170,000 worth of cotton to the latter firm, and
was going to New York to dispose of his pur
chases. An attendant was at once despatched to
General Patterson with the order, and directly
after his departure Sibley ex - pressed a desire to go
to his hotel and fix bp a little, and in an off-hand
manner TegtketV-4.) the loan of fifty dollars, to
make some little nsccsssry purchases. ills re
quest was evaded, when he retired, stating that
he would soon l hack. The Messenger re
turned from General Patterson with the informa
tion that similar orders had been presented to
him five different times the same day, and that he
knew nothing whatever regarding the man Sib
ley, or the firm of Williams, Wilcox& Co. It
was at once apparent that the fellow is a swin
dler on his travels. He Is appal ently 30 years of
age, has a decidedly Southern look, wears a yel
lowish moustache, is quite thin and with high
cheek bones, and was dressed in a back suit, and
wore a black felt hat. While waiting in the store
of George H. Vandik6 & Co., he asked for letters
of introduction to certain parties in Germantown,
which were prudently withheld.
RAID ON A DI6OIII)ERLY HOUEM—The Third
District Police made a raid upon a dance-house,
known as the Manchester Hotel, Front street,
below Walnut, on Saturday night, and arrested
twenty-nix men and fifteen women. The warrant
for the arrest of the inmates of the place was
issued on complaint of a highly respectable
gentleman of this city, whose daughter, a girl of
nineteen years, had deserted her homo and
Emma
Brown,
found at this house. It Is, kept by
Brown, formerly Emma Holland, and better
known by the cognomen of the "Sailor Boy," or
"It; Elam"! smog., _those_ who
were arrested. Alderman Morrow beld her to
answer the charge of keeping a disorderly dance
house, harboring youths of both seseP, and sup
plying them with intoxicating liquors. The
others wore held to keep the peace.
RKVICNIiE BEIZUKES.—On Saturday, Deluity
Collector Stockdale seized, on Front street, forty
riz. barrels of contraband whisky. Collector
Abel;'ef the First District, has caused grille an
Auteiteinent uniong the tobacco manufacturers,
by the seizure of over twelve hundred barreht of
emokiug tobacco, upon which the tax. had not
been paid. , The seizures were made by Deputy
Collector J. V. litockdtle, and Revenue" tipectors
Andrew Shields and IV. Smith.
rstonAnr.s: limaccior.—A 3 (rung colored man,
! named Alien 'l'. Richardson, a hotel waiter,ll%dag•
at No. 109 North Sixth street, was arrested by
Detectives Fuller and\ Webb, on Saturday, on II
cntoplaint made by John ThompsOn, also cobred,-
uhp is vow Iying !it the Pettusytraula fleapit AI,
Buttering from gunshot wounds iu the groin and
rm.l hompson was shot early on last Thurs
day morning - , at Eleventh and Clinton streets.
Te eiretnustancts that led to the unfortunate
occurrence were these: At a bail, given by a lodge
of colored Odd Fellows, at the hall on Eleventh
weet,near Pinc.on Wednesday night last, Thomp
son was so boisterous and. insulting that he was
ejected. lie lingered around the lmality until
the ball broke up, and when the "up.town
Party," as they were called, came oat, Thompson
mcnasc (I himself by Striking eyery one that came
cc itbin his rc ach. This Is the statement made by
the parties named,and it is not denied by Thomp
son. The latter made an affidavit, to the effect
hatltiehardson did not du the shooting, but that
he gave the revolver which was used to another
eelor«1 man, who discharged it. The palmier
lipti a hearing before Alderman Beitler, on Maar
day. lie was held for a further hearing and to
await the result of Thompson's injuries. The
erson Mho did the shooting is still at large.
.EM , Ch.ING RAII,ROM , ACCIDENT. —Paul Bark.
fifty years old, had both legs cut off at the ankle,
on Saturday, by a train of cars on the Nort't
Pennsylvania Railroad, at Susquehanna avenue.
He Jumped front' the train while it was in motion,
aro felt against a Stone pile, his legs going di
rectly under thb wheels of the cars. lie was
taken to the Episcopal Hospital, and died shortly
atter being admitted.
Firm—John Bluebell's china and queensware
::tore, No. 228 North Second atteet, sustained a
damage of $l,OOO by lire, at seven o'clock on
Saturday night. The explosion of a coal-oil
lamp caused the fire. Mr. Bluebell is not hi
cured.
Anecdotes by tscottistt ,Bishops,
The Bishop of Argyll, in a letter addressed
to Dean Ramsay concerning the ancient and
now feeble Episcopalian churches of the
Western - Highlands, relates some anecdotes
that have the double merit of being new and
good. The Bishop was lately compelled to
remove from a church in his diooese one of
the National society's Illuminated texts,
"Drink, and let the camels drink also."
This oddly-selected, text was no doubt in
tended for the inculcation, of kindness to the
lower animals; but in Argyleshire, where
English is a foreign language, it was calcula
ted to have quite another effect, telling the
People to drink (which they are only too
ready to do), and also to let their old ene
mies (the Caniphellz.) . on the other side of the
hill refresh themselves in the same way. -
When the late Bishop of London visited
the church at Appin- with Dr. -Ewing, they
were met by a deputation with old Kenneth
(or the merchant) at its head. Kenneth's
command of English was not great, and his
welcome ran thus: "I am proud to see here
such ancient heroes." He meant to call them
venerable. Bishop Blomtield afterwards re
marked to his:companion that the Highland
man's address made him feel as if he were
indeed a very old man.
A. very curious illustration of the supersti
tion which still lingers in his diocese is given
by Bishop Ewing. He was driving some
years ago on the shores of Lochereran atter a
confirmation, and-came to a small inn where..
he could not get corn for his horses. "Dun
can," inquired the Bishop of his servant,
"why cannot you get corn? He replied:
"The man's a Free Kirk, and he wlnna
ge'et." The Bishop insisted that corn must
be got, for they were going far; and Duncan
said - be would try, and by and by he did
get the corn. When they were supplied and
had resumed their journey, Duncan was
asked how he had contrived to make the
Free Kirk landlord give what at first he had
refused. "You see, I just said to him it was
na' safe to defy a bishop, fair, said I, they
can change things into ither things,and maybe
he'd make you into a beast; and so I got the
corn." .
Bishop Ewing thinks this may be a relic of
the mediteval doctrine of the Sacraments--a
remnant of a moral and mental past; and, if
it be so, it Is all the more curious to find it
keeping such a vital hold of even a Free Kirk
Presbyterian.
BOARD OF T R E
SAMUEL E. 6TOKER,
GEORGE N. TATHAM, MONTHLY COMMriVE P.
AN DREW WHEELER,
PA4SENGERS ARRIVED.
In eteamet Juniata, from New thleane—MAt L H I.i
-ving4ten, Jno I.lvingeton, G B Wl!thank, F Farrell. e
Headriee, J Denman. E Carter, W McLaughlin, John
aieb. Erma Havana- Pedro Barron, 3 Mendleaoher, 131:
Aecurato. Henry I lett' John Burk, John Winn. James
Riles, R' vavviord. R Iteek,l)Thompaon Abercrombia,
Ueo Ott. M Casey, C W Farrington and wife, and F Roth
maytr.
IMPORTATIONS
Reported for the ehtladopnia Evening linlietin.
:NEW ORLEAh 8 VIA HAVANA—Stenthip •Junkta.
Hogn bxe Furor S Norris VV ale ft Co; 128 do Geo W
IL(1111111011 & lire; 41 libds do Haute. Ileyl & Co; 1 bor,-el
(MILVEHandy; euac mdt4. ti It Asetrote ; 442
roster, H Hoar] & Sone ; 50 bales do t ;oehran, Rossell&t:o;
bbl, clay Guliander & Bennett; 43 empty carboy l'ON•
err& Weighlman; 50 baled noes 20 pkge wool amid;
Pent (1, , e 78 eks clay .10,4 Taylor ; base wool Ii Ilulloex , ,
-0r..; hide? 2 bales no 4 bags glue stuff 14:wder k .14.
at, n: 1 trunk 1 box It & a A Wnght; I box nolo lt.-
~ ' l, ! zarten & Co; 224 empty tasks 711K,ey, tic
tco [tithe P C Conningham; 1 box C S • e:arlv; 1 bor
hobinte,n: 3 pkpe indse W L datneu 3 clove:, 1 belle tmlee
61i AT p & hompton.
HA VA? A—StearoAdo Stars and Stripes, 1 (ohm, -
525boxeaile7 Wide Rug,tr II titer Wattsou .t Sul A: 7000
rtgare Cen V Carson & Co; 10,0e0 do 11 , Cochran; 1.1.1,90) do
Smith.
CILOVW.M. 6::: 4 3111, 12Y 111 u'rr t • fle
TO AEt iIVE
Emirs 4rA Pon lk &TT
Caledonia.. Glaer.o.v.. New Y0r1:........ Nu reh
A newnpip.. souGutin poll.. NO W York ..... r v
Cityinf Waardngtou.Liverpool.. Now AIM eh i 4
Efecla..... ..... Yorg 17
..lA4 . erpool..N Y via RCM ton...,tf ell 17
Union fionthampton..No a' Ye. k........ Mare.: 17
Helvetia-- ....... Liverpool.. Now Volt 'dated, 11.
City of lipaton. N
..... ..Li verpool. :Portland mere.. IP
Tripoli ........ .. . ... Liverpool.. tirwton Yoik..M ar:h 71
Umbria.. ......3outliampton..Now York :Nl:errfh •.:(1
Ai aritlabinn Live. pool—N ow Y0rk....-....V 91
Cuba ..... ......Liverpool..New .... Mere.. 11
M anhattan .L 1 verpool Now areii
City of Antwerp—Liverpord..New arch '26
DEPAKE.
Stara and Strines....Philad'a..llnvana....,
A Ilemania .... Now York..liainburg .........Marel. .11
lava ..... ..... .New York.-. Liverpool . . Audi .
Arizona...
..... .April
Colorado ....... New Y0rk..Liverp001...........Apr1i I
Morro Cantle New York—liar:ma. April 11
..... „New 'Y ork..llana burg ...... ....A pril 4
Y0rk..L0nd0n.............April 4
Virgo ..... . .......New York. • Vera Cm, else Apri' 4
San Francinco,.....N ow ork..San Juan, Mc kpril 4
Europe. .........New Y0rk..Havre......... .... .A.p. il 4
Denmnrk...........New York.. Liverpool ..........April 4
Caledonia.... New York..Glaegow April 4
City of NV nahington..N. York..Liverplvia 11 ex .. April 6
Guiding Star New ..... .April 7
Chinn ........ ...... New York.. Liverpool ...... ....A pril H
Aleppo New Y0rk..1.1verp001...... ..... April p
MARINE BULLETIN.
YORT OF PHIL&DELFOLI---NlAr:cieTiO
Wini MBEs, 6 471 Brn.flsrs, 61131 Edon WAWA'
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
..Steamer Juniata, Moxie, .from New Orleans via If
vans 64th Wet. with cotton, augur, &c. to Philadelphia
and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
echo Blue Jacket (Br), Green. 113 days nom ilallfax, N.
S. with fish to iI. W Moor & Co.
SchrJaa 11 Moore, Niokereon. 6 days from Boston, with
rodeo to Mershon & Cloud.
ARRIVED ON. SATURDAY.
Steamer Stars and Stripes, Mimes, from flavana,2ild
inst. with sugar, clim.rs, and.,26 passengers, to Thomas
Wattson & Sons. a
Steamer Brurtette,;.ll9we,'64 hours from New Yorkovith
rodeo to John Ohl. -
. .
titeamer A C Stimpre. Knox. 24 Mourn from New York,
with lode° to Wl' Clyde & Co. .
Steamer Chester, Jones, 24 hours from Nevr York, with
mdse to W P Clyde de Co.
Bleamer Black Diamond. Meredith, 24 hours from New
A orkewith mdoewroWillifairdes ' ' .
Steamer New York, Jones, from Washington, with
mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer) b bluiver. Dennis. 12 hours from Baltimore.
nideato A Groves, Jr.
hark Ocean {Not', llealopen,' ii days frem New York, In
- ballast to Workman di Co.
CLEARED ON SATURDAY.
Steamer Tonawanda, Jennings, Savannah. Philadelphia
and Southern Mall SS Cu.
1 Steamer Norfolk. Vance. Richmond. W Clydo dr. Co. ,
' Steamer Brunette, Howe, New York, John to Ohl.
Steamer Itiladelphim loult „z Now 'kork. WC lyde&t!o.
Steauwi U It Stout, Ford, Watillingtom . W P Clyde & Co.
Stesr 11 I. Uaw. Ber. Baltimore, A 151)rovta.
Sebr vac Cock. McDonald, Mayague,7 J Mason & Co.
Schr Lucy H Ulbaon, Puna, Cardenwlllerchant &Co„
Schr Ceniral America. Willlan fl. Hangnails, Madeira &
Cohada
Par Nellie Star. Poland, Catdenaa, Warren & Gregg.
Behr I. It lace. Bowditch, Roibury, I. Audenned at Co.
Schr Itenthass. heater, Roston. , - dd
Saar Atwood. Roatou, Ilatuulet&
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.---PIIII4DELPILIA, ItION7DAY, MARCH 30, Mai.
Correntioncloneo of the Philadiatinta ttici•nitton!
LkWBS. Dar«, March 21-6 PAL
Frig Apollo, for Glatgoiy, sud ! sebr ,stay Ammo, for
n
Matanzas both ho rn Philadelphia, arrived at tho Break,
watet to-day. 'l he Far Abner for, from lenrgsto.m.
DC. for New York B Mures. front Shipping Point for
do; Pony Mire, from Virginia for do; W r Andimrird,
• from Georg , town, I)U. foe Warehatn, and - ,:torniag :Aar
! for Providence, are detained at the ltreakwater by head
V. Inds. Win-I oast and stormy.
Yours, dte. JOSEPEL C./AXE-LILL
Steamer Roman. Baker. henco at Boston 28th inst.
Steamer Alliance, Kelly, sailed from Charleston yea•
today for this port
Steamer Bunter, Rowe. , henco at ltrovidonce 28.tta
hietant.
Stt timer Wyoming, Teal, cleared at Savannah 28th Met
tot clue port.
Steamer Ln'on Carolan, cleared at Savannah ;kills
hint. for thin port.
btean er Cclta, Gleadell, from London via Havre, at
New 1 ork y..sterday.
Stesim r I toted States. Norton. from New °derma for
Neu Volk. use .agi multi outside the bar 22;1 lust.
Sto en.ele flitch.; fit and owl Watiington.
(Mae', cleared at New Yotk 28th inst. for New OrM;us.
Bei; .1 t lark. Law:arm entered out at Liverpool 12th
Inns. r thin port.
Ship Enoch Train, Lane. cleared at Liverpool tith inet.
for llorten. '
Dark John Poulton. Lindsay, hence, sailed from La•
gllO3 re 2d imr. for Coro.
Thertiong, hence for Sala Francisco fa)
rot orh d), n as rpok. n 2ust Jan Int 106 S. lon 22 64 W.
14brk franc It ilacir, nand, at liarre -11th instant from
Now York,
Brig AMtlia (Br), McDonald, cleared at Boston 27th
inst. for ti is port.
hr Lotdet Frazier, Steelman, at Boston 27th iudt. from
NN iliMngton. NC
Oehr E Li Naylor, Naylor, hence at Charleston yester
day,
, ,
017.3 A Pariuna Clark, bunco art Churleoton 28th bud.
tq.1 07 , D comue, 'Petrie end: a o Hand, thud, and J G
he. , ,k. Yl,ll r. l.nce at. Llooton 27V1a inA.
DANIEL H. BROWN'S
CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
. • . . •
•
A Certain Cure for
SC/11118, MIMI% Cuts, Wounds, &a
PUILADELITIILL, March 0, 1845.
klEowit: It gives me great pleaeure to say to
you, that your Ointment is Buchan article that there can
be but praises bestowed upon it when need and it becomes
known. For you well recollect how dreadfully I was
scalded in both lege by steam and hot water, so much sc
that the flesh came off at least ono-half Inch in thickness'
and by the use of your Ointment, and that alone, in a few
weeks I wee entirely restored, and an] now as well as
ever; not a muscle or leader contrasted, and hardly a scan
le left. There ie no telling the amount of suffering it
would relieve, if it was freely used in welds or burn of
any kind. By referring persons to me, I can give then
ample eatisfastion of the truthfulness of Rs qualities.
Respectfully, your friend,
Joint P. Laves,
Oi the firm of Rooney, Neafie di Co., Steam Engine Works.
Keneolgton.
Can show any number of Certificates and References,
DANIEL II: BROWN Proprietor,
1413
Hanover street, 18th Ward, Ph
M. C. 1%/leCluskey, -.
SOLE AGENT.
109 North Seventh street, Philada,
For visiting patients, and dressing Scalds, Bettis, of
Wounds, an extra charge will be made. eel-I in wr:inD
DR. HARTMAN'S
BEEJF,,IItON AXED JJ94 DB,
A Ceitain Curo for Consumption and all Diseases of the
- Lungs or Bronchial Tubes.
Laboratory No. 512 South Fier EEN TH Street.
JOB NSTON, HOLLOWAY it 01WDEN,
€UI ARCH Street,
ROBERT SHOEMAKER di CO„
FOURTH and RACE Street,.
feM-An; tieneral Asents.
inectual remedy than any
;tiler. TheOe who have
, it, know int.,. :hem; those who have nut,
know that it cures their neighbors and friends, and ail
know that what it does once it does always -that it noses
fails thrmi 3 gh any twit or neglect of Ito composition. We
have thou ands upon thousands of certificates of their re.
marksble cures of the following complaints, but such
Clitea are known in ever,* neighborhood, and we need not
publish them. Adapted to all ages and Conditions in all
climates; containing neither calomel or any deleterious
drug, they may be taken with safety by anybody. 'Theft
eugsr coating preserves them ever fresh and makes them
pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable no harm
can arise from their use is any quantity.
'.l hey operate by their powerful influence on the inter.
nal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate is into
healthy actiou—remove the obstructions of the stomach,
bow ell% liver. and other organs of the body, restoring their
irregular action to health, and by correcting, wherever
they exist, such derangements ac are the MA origin of
dbaii se,
. .
Minute direetin. us .r' riven in the wrapper on the hnY.,
for the (allot,. cump.a.inle, thcee.) taGe rupidly
For DTPrrrstit or iorwrton, LAM
(mot: and Low, r A VP).I Irethkennioden
atily stirnalLie the konnich - and r...btore its health',
tone and
For I_l%re t ft NII'f.AINT And ite vari:•118 rymptorne, 1111. f•
orB IiEAVACII):. SION. iILAPACLIT.. JA.UNOIOO or Gurni
titcL , Fss, an d thoy
hoold jodiciout•ly tol,u for cazh c 0,42, to correct the
dirca~cd alrtiOn 411 rcroove thr ote.troctioue ',clutch canoe
It
For h EBY Ul DIA hilt OTletnild dose is gen
tor I:lll..u.mkri GOUT, GI:AVM" PALPITATION' e , THY
IIEAPI, PAIN 1 . ; TUG Slur, BA , rud LoiNt!. tII.BV 10111 d
11e ttolll tiourly e required. t.. chrroge [li; ai..,,,ped
rietioll Of the eyettlit. AVith nuch cha.ugucu! wialn
diF,;,pi•ar.
For IiP.OPRY and Duopsion.LSWEI.I.IN.A they xhnnld he
tahvn in Inrgr and frQqa,bt dueee to produce thud - Lief
a drartie purge.
Far tit , I'PRLBSION fl large dose should be taken, au if pin
dlleeN tin de it d rdiect b.y
Asa m FIT PILL, thin` One Or tWO PILLN to promote.
.11gestIon atal relieve thf. Htomath.
1, weak iounl done stimulates the stomach and bowel:
into I.ealthy action, reetores.the appstito. and invigorates
ttie system. Ilence it is often ad','"antageous where no se.
roue denim:rim, t exhits. One, who feel, toler a bly well,
of ten finds that a dose of them Yn.r.a makes him :eel do.
sidedly better, Cron their cleansing and renovating effect
un II I: digestive apporr.his.
I/It. J. I'. AYER. at CO., Practical Chemista, Lowell
Muse., .
S. A.
J. M. 31A RIB CO„ Wholesolo.tgents. isen nay
LiEN'I'ALIANA.—.A SUPERIOR kirrICLE rva
g the 'reeth. destroying aulinalcuM v,kicain
tent them, giving tone to tile gurus, and leaving a realm:
.31 frevrani.e and perfect clot in the month. It ina)
need laity, and will be found to :•trengthon weak auc
'eeding mum, while the aroma and dotemivenoss tvit
recommend it to every one. Being composed with tin
d .o s i i tante of the I)entild, Physicians and Yticre,ecrist,il
In conflihmtty offered so a reliable substitute for, the tut
tain washes formerly in vogue.
Eminent Lienthits, acquainted with the conetttnenta of
the Dent:463a, advocate it 3 use; it contrAus nothing tc
Prevent its unrestrained employment. Made only by
JAMES T SIIINN, Apothecary,
liroad and Spruce strectia
'ally. and
' D. L. Stacklionse.
Robert C. Davie
Cif°. C. Bower,
Chas. Shivers, •
S. M. McCollim
S. C. limiting,
Chan. 11. Eberle,
James N. Barks,
tiringintrat &Co.
Dyott 0.
11. C. Blair's SOUS.
Wyeth dr. Bra,
For sale by Druagf A'!" retie
Fled. Drown,
Ilaseard & Co.,
C. R. Kerry.
Isaac 11. Kay,
C. Needlve,
T. J. litabond,
A nibrono
Edward Pamish,
Wm. 11. Wobb,
James L. Iliepham,
Hughes & Combo.
Henry A. Bower
1)0BERT SHOEMAKER di CO., WHOLESALE
Druggists, N. E. corner Fourth and Race streets,
invite the attention of tho Trado to their largo stock of
Fine brims and Chemicals, Essential Oils, Sponges,
Cm Ls, dm. n 02741
1 1 u (1( IISTS' SUNDRIP S. — GRADUATES, 11611 TAR,
)
Pill 'film Comb., lb:mho. Mirrore , Tweezeni,_Puif
Boni. Horn secopm, Surgical Inetrumen's, Thine'', Hard
and Sat Rubber Goods, Vial (Janet. (Rau and Metal
Syringes. &c., all at "First ands' , prleee.
SNOWDEN & BROTHER.
2s Eolith Eighth etreet.
11
LIUDARB BOOT, OF RECENT IMPt)RTATIOM,
and very supinior quality c White Gum Arabic, Eaet
India Cantor Oil, White and Mottled Castile Soap, Olive
MA
of various brands. For Northeast ROBERT StIOE.
MA KEIL dc CO., Druggists, corner of Fourth
land Race etreete. nolYl4
---------
PAINTB.--WE OFFER TO THE TRADE PURE
Whits. Lead...74;w White and Colored Patutrof 'Our
ti'tii»uiifact olaindouhted purity; in quantities to
volt Purclwoore. ROBERT 1010EMAKER k CO„ Dealer.
In Poihte and Van:dolma. N. E. corner Fourth and Race
btreeto.
u 02741
VERMUDA . A.ND GEORGIA ARROW 1100 T.—THE
V new crop—sweet, pure, and of dazzling whaeneee;
directly from the growers.
G.' Hold tit Etandard weight and guaranteed In freihneso
and purity. HUBBELL, Apothecary,
niv Ili.rf 1410 Chestnut Arent.
LIVES FARCIES, CAPERS, dio.--OLIVES FARCIES
kJ (Stuffed ()liven). Nonpareil and Superfine Capers and
Freud' ()Nyco: froth goods; landing ex Napoleon /11...
from Iluvre, and for Bale byJOS. BUSSIER &
109 Smith Delaware Avenue.
BONDS BOSTON AND TRENTON BIBOI7iT.—TEIE
trade Bungled with Bond's Butter, Cream, Milk, Ova.
Wens and Eggßiseult. Also, Weatjtc rhorn'a ealebrsted
Trpiptetl,o4 Who BiseUlt. by JOS. B. DOIMER, di go.
Bole Asente, 109 uouth Delaware avenue.
tyIFMIORANDzL
ilill LEVAL.
AYER'S CATLIARTIC
PILLS, FOR ALL 'DIE
PURPOSES OF A LAXA.
TIVE MEDICINE.—I eromi
no one medicine ie FO Etilver
!ally required by everybody
oatlytrtic.
to a cathartic, - nor rya; eve'
any before so universally
adopted into use, in every
ttntry and among all
)ismste, as this mild but effi
cient purgative Pal. The
obvious reason is, that it le a
unroreliable and far more
LitlMS.
erAtlttlizA Fi4!'il'llt+Ki9■
. • .
ter Aincritan Academyof Music
MISS ANNA E DICKINSON.
the First and Only Lecture of t%e Manson,
Thursday Eveking,April 2..
Subjeot---The Doty of the Hour.
AmussioN, 25 crininrs.
RESERVED SFATS 50 CENTS.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Lecture at 8 o'clock.
The Sale of Tickets will commence on MONDAY
MCRNING. March .70, at 9 o'clock, at DOM.'S Mao
Warcrooms, No. RH CHESTNUT Street. ,
n h 27 tf •
ser OFFICE OF Tniq 11101tHild CANAL AND
BANKING COB PAIrY.
Jeeflll CITY. MurCh 10. 1869.
Notice 18 ht rehy Fiven. thnt the Annan! Election for
Five Director% of tho Morris Can.il nod flanking C6114 , 410'
the lance of Clans No. 3, whoi , e tern , of odic(' will thou
expire,) will be held at the °dice of the Ooturodiv, iu
ileievy City, on MONDA V. the .ixth day or April next.
'I he poll will be open fa ern one to two o'. lock V.
1 lie '1 ranrifor Hooka will be clued froin the 16th lust to
April 6 b incluelve. JOHN itoDOERS,
minll tapd thicretam
tig i v” OFFICE OF TriE WESTMORELAND COAL.
COMPANY, No. WO South 1 Area, cornet/of
Willing% Alley:
PILIIIADELPIFIA, March 15, mt.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the W..ot.
nooreland Coal Company will he held at the 011 ice of the
Company on WEDNESDAY, April lot, 1658. At Li o'clock
w hen an election will be held for cloven Dlrectora to
serve during the claming year.
whiling/10 • F. U. JACKSON, Eccretnry.
OFFICE CAYAWISSA RAILROAD COMPANY,
No. 424 Walnut etreet.
I'IITLADRI.PUIA. March 18, 1811
The annual mectinf of the stockholders of the Company
will be held on TUESDAY, the 7th day of April, ItqiB at
12 o'clock, noon, at the Company's office, No. 424 Walnut
street, in the city of Philadelphia.
_EDWARD JOHNSON,
inlllB:m,thitap74 SecrOtary.
-Mgr. PENNSYLVANIA MINING COMPANY OF
MICHIGAN. Notice is hereby given that the An.
nual Meeting of the StoCkholders of the Pennsylvania
Mining Company of Michigan will be held at their office,
- No. 32il Walnut-street,..Philadelphia. on MONDAY, the
Sixth day of April, 1868, at 18 M., at which time and place
an election will be held for Directors to eery() the Coen.
pony the ensuing year.
WM. F. WEAVER, Secretary.
PHILADRLPITTA, March Bd, 1888. mlifi.t ape§
serii BOHEMIAN MINING COMPANY OF MICH.
LOAN•
_
PHIL ADFLPIIIk. March It, IBM.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of Ulla Corn.
pot.y will be held at their office. lle tioutb FOIA.th street.
Philadelphia. on MONDAY, the 13th day of April, A, O.
1868. at 12 o'clock noon, at which till:tweed place an ele
tion will bo held for Director , to servo the cox nitlC: year,
JOSEPH G. 11ENSZEY,
rnlititepl4 Secretary P. T.
rgiv- MFDRIMAC MINING -COAIPANY OF LIKE
SUPEKIOD.
Pirmannimwra. Man!' 13, 1948.
The Annual Meeting of the Steel. holders of thta Ono.
llxnyy will be Mid at their office. 110 South Fourth etreet.
Philo& phia. on MONDAY, the Ugh day of April. A.
at iL o'clock noon. at which time and place an elew
that u 111 he held. for Din eters to verve the meaning year.
n 4312 tapl4 Secretary P. T.
rfri t 4. ST. MA Ilrri HOSPITAL, C iliNgit OP
PRA NKFORD MAI) and PALMER. STREET
L optsveite New York Flemington Depot), in charge of th 3
3i. teas of St. Francis.
Accident C•PC9 received if brought immediately after
xceution of injury.
Lj lug in cum received vit a moderato rate of hoard. -
Free medical and eurgical advice given on Wednesday
and Saturday Af ternoone. between 4 and f, o'clk. fel2 tf •
4L -441A nits.
For Boston---Stcamship Line Direct,
SAILING FROM EACH PORT EVERY FIVE DAYB
MUM PINE kaitEET, PHILAMLPHIA, AND LONU
WLIARIT. 805TU.1.
4221 nil [We 1a COLGPosed of the arst.e.lasa
Ste - am sin"
BOMAN, 1,468 tons, Captain 0. Baker.
Plet %ON, 1,•:RO tone, Captain F. M. Beg^
A11111E1 4 4 598 tone, Captain I'. lb Uraa.
the SA XON.frorn Phila.. Tuesday. March 31. at it A. M.
the ROMAN, from Boston on Flidav„ Awl] 3d. 3 P.. 11.
't Nye Steamehipe sail punctually, and Freight will he
-escived every day, a Steamer being always on the berth.
13 eight for points beyond Boston eernt with despatch.
For Freight or Passage (superior actonamodationsX
apply to HENRY WEYSOR. at CO.,
In v2l • . fr., South Delaware avenue.
ms tu. IGULADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MATZ
STEAMSHLP COMPANY'S REGULAR
3414 M-AW. LINES
FROM PIER 19 SOUTH WHARVES,
The ,TUNIA'IA will salt FOR. NISW ORLEANS. VIA
HAVANA. Tuesday April 7, at 8 o'clock A. AL
Tho STAR 01.".TIIE UNION will sail FROSI NEW
ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA, • —.
The WYOMING will mall FOR SAVANNAH,
Saint day, April 011,_at 8 o'clock A. M.
The 'IONA W ANDA will "all FROM SAVANNAH,
on N, at; Ird vy April 4th.
Tile PIONEER win sail FOR WMNIDIGTON..N. C.,
Thursday, Ain il 9th. at 5 o'clock P. M.
brorosh Bab of Lading signed. and Passage Tlckoti
sold to ail points South and West.
WILLIAM L JAMES, (lateral Agent,
• CHARLES E. DLLKES, Pruight Agent.
not No. Bli South Delawaro a vomit
PIIILADIILPLHA. ftIiiIIMOND ANDINOR.
POLY. STEAMSHIP LINE.
THROUGH FREIGHT AIR LINE TO TILE
SOUTH ANI) WEST.
EVERY SATURDAY,
At Noon, from FIRST WHARF above MARKET stmt.
THROUGH FATES and THROUGH RECP.IPTS to all
pdub+ in North and South Carolina via Seaboard Alr.
Lino Railtoad, connecting at Portutiouth and to Lynch
burg, Va., Tenni:give and the Wfut, Mx Virginia and
tenneesen Air-Line and Richmond and DauvWo Railroad.
ieleht HANDLED ONCE. and taken at LOWER
P.A'! td THAN ANY OTHER LINE.
The regularity, gaiety and chaapnere of tqls ronto cern.
nerd it to the public in , the meet desirah:o' medhun for
tarrying every dcaerinticit of Prot ht.
jtir e! , :trize for commigaion. drayage. or any elver'.
•
iltearmliiiitimimte at losveBt rate..
Freight ieeinved DAILY.
_ .
WM. P. CLYDE ct
14 North and South Vehrsvor
W. P. I't/RIM:44OW nt Richmond raid City Point
T. P. CIll)Wk.:1.1, c 5 CU.. Agenta at Nmio fel•tl
DAILY LINE FOR BALTJ2IOIito
Cr&CirP"PpLako and Doliar . ..aro Canal.
Pink dt.P. , liia and Baltimore Union dra 'n
or: at Company - , daily at A o'clock P. M.
The.Strarnera of tub Atm . :tr. now plying. regularly ho.
win thit port and Ileltimoro, !caving Pk , . 'co. 2
v.orth Delaware avin.m..abovo Market street. daily at
)'clock P. M. (tlurlm e extorted./
Carrying all deacriilion of Freight as lo,y as any other
doe.
Height handled cvitft drrat earo, delivered prcolr.eflv.
,nd forwarded So aU pointA beyoud tba terrairfaz free of
.e.oduierdoxi.
Particular attention pa,lll to the transportation of all
e±eriptlon of Mcrthandiet, Myra, Carriages, &e., ace.
For I rather inforuration. apnly to
REUBEN FOSTER, iipont,
apt r..1y1 No'. 14 North Delaware avenue,
ILAVANAM'EAMEIa
Si
y LINE.
The StesmettipT UNT
ND RICK 11UD50N..... ............. Alapt. Rowel
;TARS AND P.TRIPES.... .. . ... .Capt. Holtnoi
Thera daemon' will leave - Ikb port: for Havana every
dher Teerday at BA. M.
fho rtearnelalp STARS AND STRIPES, Rohner master,
Ain gall for Havana on Tueeday morning, March 31.
‘t 8 o'clock.
Pareoge to Havana, WO. erwrenci..
No freight received after Saturday
For freight or Passage, _aPP to
rritOMYS WATTBON as BONS,
an2o 140 North Delaware avenue.
N
Ij FOR NEW YORK,
Via Delaware and Raritan Canal.
EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
fie Steam Propellers of the Line will commence load.
ng on SAIURDAY, 21et leaving Daily, as us
THROUGH IN 2A HOURS.
Or nes forwarded by all the Lines going ont of New
York- North. P sat and West—free of commission.
breirht received at our usual low rates.
- WM. P. CLYDE dr CO,
14 South Wharves, PlailadalPhia.
.JAR HAND, Agent,
ro. , Wall street, Now York. mblit•tf4
NEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEXANDRIA,
Georgetown and Washington, D. G., via
Cheesecake and Delawaro Canal, with con.
nectionz at Alexandria from the moat direct route for
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville, Dalton and the
Southwest.
Steamers leave regularly from the fret wharf abov
Market street. every Saturday at noon.
Freight received daily. WM. P. CLYDE & CO.,
14 North and South Wharves.
'J. B. DAVIDSON, ent at Georgetown.
M
ginfa. ELDRIDGE & 0., Agents at Alexandria, Vir.
NOTICE—FOR NEW YORK. VIA
Delaware and Raritan Canal—Bwiftsure
Transportation Company—Despatch and
Swiftsure Lines.—The business by these Linos will be re-
Burned on and after the 19th of March. For Freight,
which will be taken on accommodating tonne, apply to
Whl. BAIRD & C0.,132 South Wharves. (mnie.tf
DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE
Steam Tow. Boat Company Barges
towed between Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Havre-de•Graee. Delaware City and Intermediate points.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO. Agente. Capt. JOHN LAUGH.
LIN, Supt (Mee, 14 S. Wharves, Phila. folll
NTOTIOE.--CONSIGN OF ,_ MERCHANDISE PER
.k 1 Nor: borkGranenr mie. ineiter, from London - will
please send their perm to on board at Pier 203 south
Wharves. or to the Office of the undersigned. The general
order will Le lamed on Friday. 27th. when all_ geode not
permitted will be sent to public stores. WORKMAN &
CO., 120 Walnut street. ruh2stf
NOTICE.—ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
1. 1 1 against harboring, or trusting any of the crew of the
Elise bhio frERDINAND Dannernann, Muter, from
Portugal, as to debts of their contracting will be paid by
Captain or Agents. WORKMAN & CJ., Consignees.
NIGTICE. ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
11 against harboring or trusting any of tho crow of the
Nor. bin k Granen, Welke. toaster, from London, as no
debts of their contracting wilt be paid by captain or con.
stances. WoERMAN la CO., Consignees. • mh2s tf
SIIIP STRATFORD, MEYER, MASTER, FROM LIV:.
e r la r w O l ttt i g gemien lßscegotsarf.tecs illeAnrtott
reception of their goods.
PETER WRIGHT
Walnut str a BONS.
lib eet. 1'
Rh 1141 Cal Elierts,
A MOAN ACADEMY of
GJERMAN DRAMA.
The public le reepectfully informed that •
MLLE. FAINY ANAIISCHKEit
On her return from a
BRILLIANT AND MOST SUCUESBFUL TOUR
Through the principal cities-of file- West ; prO--
lu l u! to Mr depathae for Etu - opo. •
six reasuELL PERFORNANCEII,
Under her Perponed Ahretion,
Vorninenelaig Wednesday, April Ist.
IiLLE. FANNY JANAUSCIIEK" ,
Will appear for the brat timo In Philadelphia ill the fol
lowing titandard Dramas: •
•
MARY STUART.
IPIIIGEN IA IN TAGRIS.
1711.1q1EL111 , 1
oe, 711 E GI.o. DIA fult 01 RAVENNA.
WEDNFHDAYFVF.NIItiQ, APRIL Ist, at 8 o'clock.
Will be. produced &hiller's celebrated Dram*.
MARY 81 DART.
MLLE. PA IN NY :lAN AUSCIIRIC
In her unrivolled character of Mary Stuart.
FRIOA Y—DEBORA
ATURDAY-IPM° ENIA IN TAURII3.
MOM/AA—TO USN Fax*:
- OR, TILE GLADIATOR OP RAVENNA.
TUESDAY ANU W EDNE:3DAY -LAST TWO NIQIITB
rincEs OF ADMISSION
_
A DMISI 4 lON TICKETS.. . , . .......ONE DOLLAR.
f3E)(I,'FI) '''''''''' CENT,s.
FAMILY EIP CLE, LI 8. EALLEItY, 25 CTS.
PRuBCLIsIIUM BOXES, $l5.
TICKETS AND t EATS 1.101% , (or pale at WITTIG'S
IStmte Stem Ic:31 Cheanut street. and at the Box Office
of the Academy.
Doors open at 7S.j. Commence at 8.
m JOON DREW'S ARCH STREET THEATRE.-
•• • •
TDURSDAY EVENINOLA.OII24I9IB.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
A NDRItiN REDIFER.
OD whirl] marten the folio w ing gentlemen have kindly
volunteered :
MR. A. Ft. PHELPS.
The celebrated Tragedian and Comedian, late Manager
' of the California Theatre.
SAN I;lit. K. Mußnocu. Key ,
The Celebrated El ,cutionist of Philadt.lph . la.
The fteneticlary has the pleasure of offering the follow.
ing bill for the evening:
LADY OF LYONS.
SIR. A. EEDIFEIi nu CLAUDE MELNOTTE
Fin t tine and runt appt :trance iu Philadelphia.>
Lirve Price__ . . ............Pauline
ftcr Mt. b. lllllllllllllTro
tricicc Poeta of
111(.. hole to cooriude with the roariug rnrco of
ItA.SLNG LiE %11,411,
MR. A. I. JERE.NIY AIDDLLR
(Elmti rvt nispearniu, /n Yhllndcfphi a.)
Rol Hirt t oleo
Tick t rim CFNTB.
I,taitlrd b.t 'TM st , tt
.t , . t. ni11:10-4t.
EMMI=MaI
. Tins cMONIMYEN! .V .i. March :Xi;
the dint , ug.4,tivd 'I ragtdian.
MR. 1 YIWiN BOOTH,
Will ronanence aliinited engagement.
St.pporttAl by the brilliant y ntug Trag , ;dienne.
•IS9 MARY MO/U.:KER.
Eon t..encing ith Fba kfTea , Oa popular May of
MbIiCIIANT
Sby lock.. ...... ............ ........... . Mr. Edwin B e)th
. . .... Diary r
10 conclude with the roaring Farce of
GNCLP.dltit
AIRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET THEATRE.
Tiqtrint , toe.
BENEFIT OF MP. PRANK MORDAUNT,
DJ-NIGHT, MONDAY, March Such. Hu , .
THE OUTCAST.
Berry Dunbar
Margaret
The Ma ion.. „ „
~,
After which the rod.
rne - y of
HUSBAND TO ORDEL
• Mlt and MRS. MORDAuNT.
And the full Company.
During thr evening
THE AMERICAN (AEU CLUB and MK. C.' HENRY
Will ring favorite roloctiona
.Wednerday- Benefit of MIL MACK AY.
•
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.—
CORI:BUTE-NTH AND CLIESTNur STREETS,
Large Han.
MONDAY and TUESDAY. March al and N.
LAST TWO DAYS.
Herne
ANt, VAN . AMBURGII
NIISEL.SI AND MENAGERIE COMPANY'S
LIVING CURIOSITIES,
FROM DARNIMPS MUSEEM.
Pall open fro l &rind' until sin the Afternoon, and
from 7 until 10 o'clock in the Evening.
Adrnin-Son. it& cents. Children under 1015 cents.
ALI, THE LIVING WINDERS
will beintroduced.
. Will nirn exhibit in ebeater..Wednerday. April 1;
Wil
tninstr,u. Tbureda.y and ilday,April 2d and ;id ; Trenton,
Saturday, ANS 4th. • ininto 2t;
BURNETT'S (THE HUMORIST) PROGRAM3IF..
GERMANTOWN—TOWN IfALL, MONDAY •nd
TUESDAY.
WEST PHILADELPIHA. MORTON HALL, WED.
NYMAN and THUnIiDAY.
FR& INKFoia) -ODD FELLOWS' HALL, FRIDAY
and SKI rttDAY. tatto3-20
ALF. BURNETT :n the above places this week.
N IINV ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.
ELE%ENTII etroet, above CHESTNUT.
THE FAMILY RESORT.
• CARNCROBB e•• RV'S MINSTRELS.
TILE GREAT 9't Aft TROUPE OF TILE WORLD
1101:61 , 6 CROWDED.
Firet wecli c f the new and laughable act untitled
l'ltt X
ON TRAVRLEIig.
Lett wuuli but one of the iens4i,,,niit Iterit , gi le o n
• UNDER TIJE GAS
Charneviii 1,5* the Entire Comp uiy.
iONCERT DATA,.
I=MMBEIMMIM
OLD l OLKS I . olflllll.llCe Otl 3ltiN DAY I.
tivries of GRAND CONUI:latl in
t.ontuinc . ol IR. I, H. l'N DIt1:0 EARS AGO,
TICKETS. To CENTS.
Cram] 3latinecti for l'amilica 1170 ficlyx4l WED?EB-
DAY and S 1:
A11(1).11' rERN4)()Na fj'elt
to all parts of the II nil. tritil
', COX'S AMERICAN VA Itt
EVERY EVENING Itud
_ .
SA?GRDAY AFTERNOON.
GREAT COM - BINA'r lON PRO crz.
In Grand Ball,t.e, latilonlcn Barle.alues, Eonopt, Darla.
Opanart Acts, Pantondinct, d c.
ERMANI A ORCTIESTRA.—PUBLIU REHEARSAL
:3
1 at the MUSIt.AL FUND HALL,every SATURDAY at
334 P. M. Ticker cold at the Door and at ell ortuelna)
Mamie Storer. )•ngagementa can he tnada by addreesing
G B. STERT, Dal Monterey street, or at R. WITTIG'E
Made Store, 1021 Cheetnat etreet.
ItL ShNTZ'n INHOK,
ticultural Ilan, will cloao on TIIU lttiDA Y. April 30t12.,
1% t uo 2.oth and 1..r.,t Contort will he given.
Ttcluds at iloner'a, 110:. Chestnut arE•ct, and it the
door.
tiEIibBIILVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
CHESTNUT. above TENTH.
Open from 9 A. M. to G P. M.
Nadarrtin Weet'e great picture of (MUST REJECTEr
gill on exhibition. lent!
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/I.
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at Twenty cents each, or Five Dollars for a complete
set, and sent post-paid everywhere. "Rob Roy,"
Ihe Antiquary" "Guy Mannering," "Kenilw o rth..
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JAMESOUGH% SOLD ANT , FOTUITANCAND AT
BARRIS. 1106 Market etreet Phitia.
0 GROCERS, 110TEL.HEEPERS, FATAILDIS AND
T
°them—The tmdersigned ham Just received a fresh
supply Optawba,Datiforata'aud Ohtunpaityte Wistes,Torkie
Ate (NY Invalids)," eedsttmtly'oa baud
•.
• • Peer street,'
Deloir Third and Walnut streets.
GERMANTOWN BUILDING LOT
FOR SALE' OR TO, LET ON GROUND RENT.
ES fret front, 511 tool deep.
GREEN Street, hour ttimirox Avenue.
it. A. & 3 a. wizaa.e:ras.
BROAD and GREEN Streets.
'BUILDING LOTS
natai 60
Apply to
BALDERSTON & ALBERTSON,
BUILDEIW,
No 320 North Thirteenth IStreet.
_0112(.1rno
••
fi FOR SALE OR TO LET ft
FOR A TERM" Or YEARS,
D.SSISAIIILIE It ESIDZINCIK, ARUM( ovr..
Hot! t¢ Side, No. 1230•
Open from 9tol2An M. 2 tot. P. M.
IeFOR SALE--Os FORI'IETII STREET, I fl
" Pine. Wept, Pliiledelphla—A very .donlyikbio Got
Ree Mince. replete ith tvory convenience. titablo.
Coach hoop° and Green•bouro. Orounibi handeornoly
laid m t aOh a proltinion of frolt treed nlull I) ming.
Lot 7t by. 190. . SAM U FLEW,
142 South ef(3llthotrnet.
The lot adjoining, 70 feet 0 'pollee,. can ho had if de.
aired.
FOR B ALE-111E COUNTRY Mk
.P.
OF M. F.
Enr.dy, 1.0 /idles from tho city near Poarpon'a ligation*
on the Philadelphia' and. Tron'on Railroad, good
bow° and ont , blifidingii. with 111 acre') of land. Annly tie
11, I'. 31 Ulllll Ell), AM's. Slltlietreet: rdhatarlft
BALTrOR TO LET-- A 11ANDSOME wrong
nnesidence, at Mount Alry,Twenty-tecond Ward. - API ly to ALFRED 0. BAKEIt
mb23,101. No. 210 Chcetnut etreet.
mb:ls tf§
GERM A NTOWN—FO IC [SA LE--THE' 110111/.
eocue Double Btono Residences, with Tenant Huas
' Btable and Carriage Bowie. Ice Green a.
Hot Donee. and Lot 180 feet front by Sift feettionyysitnalak
No. Da Tulpelsocken Weed. Fla'srpstrior. library, dining
room. large pantry and ti o itchens on first floor, tea
chembeta, ond.every city convenience, and fa in excel
lent tet , nlr. Large vegetable garden and abonclanict,
ot
chain abrubhcry. J. 51. Otitd3lEY &EONS, 503 watnit
Street.
•
YOH SALE--THE HANDSOME TIIREEZTORY
brick Dueling, with *Web and double three stoty
lack buildings. situate No T North Eleventh
street. Hie wiry modern convelllene., and inreroveinuot.
Lot le feetP Inches in front by 105 tert de•ep Intmelltato
poettealon given. J. X tiLIOISIEY & ziliNE.6oB IValnat
greet.
__..
E A 14.)1t SALE', A I'll REE•S'TO RV BRICK 1111 Cali.
witt, thro..e.otery double book but:dingo, No. l el M.
" . Twcati (ll, Bt. ik ,, l.lliri , en tile uroutlotot. mItYl-litt.
..
r ..,_
FOR BA LB- 7 1111?. El.r. lIAN'i couYnt I, ate. B.lr.
certierof Birch lobe and Montgomery aV6ll4le, Cued,.
not Bill. Ithl./LUOs & l'AM.illiiti.L.
1111.17-tf . 71b Wolaut otroet.
GERMANTOWN,- - FOR RAIZ IIiPNERA Dlit.
airable colt/if:ea. Moo, a largo bonze, containing
all the modern iturrovementa.
W 11. HTOICI:8„, •
tnhil•Pl•boon - nom (mi li
Office. ennnutown.
rott — S - ALE Olt TO RENT ruitNpmftur —A
Bond/moo Modern IhAdenne.. with Ia ncren of
" ground nttscht,d, nitont/. In I.)4rtiv To , vn4tip
lielawaro county, uithln lo Ininittee walk frton the DarW.
1:cool &mind. on l'hilndelonk nod Media hallnnul.
J. M. OJt'MtICY th hONt3. NM Walnut tdreet.
Gyrl; tIANToWN l'o
HP R. rAtTY FOR SALE._
fa The linage and 1,4 at the northweet corner of Oar.
mar town aNtailiq. and Walnut Lane. I'M' Lot haw
a front of 26 feet on tile a , ,entie, and 242 feet on w a l nu t
Lane. ./.74,12' to '(IIOMAS W ILIA A.M6ON, routhweat
corner of th !) min and Arch ~ t rPctt, or to DANIEL 8
13.M.P111. 4717 Germantown 11VCIMP.: m 12V Lna*
inßir FORt. BA LE NO. Ede NORTH
ta
No. NZ Pine street.
N 0.1305 and aira , I..mnbard ' , treat.
anditen etrect, Won Philadelphia.
No. 2116 Pima etn*t.
%Vert Arch 6tree t, above Twentieth.
Firot4 lam* Id ato ion, Wert Philadelphia.
Apply to t.:OYr UcK tti JORDAN. 4 J Walnut 'street.
Mr. F. MORDMINT
...Mrs. F. Mordsunt
Mr. 1L Craig
18(S8. EttliZ, l l:;i.M 17.11P1 N(3N-cE• 18
... UO.
;No. wz, SPRUOU, STREET.
FOR SALE. MAUL. ItROTHER it. (.I),_
fer,27 _m•t.tot) SOUTH STREDIT.
1868. ERPill3Viti Budrzfl: 1868.
AO. 1129 WALLACE Sl'Efr ET.
Hooßt 40 feet f;ont ; lot AEA legit to a 'ferret.
F. 11 BALE. MAUL! BROTIIER Af CO
f 7 .21n• 2500 AOC Ell 13TREF7r.
WHARF PROPERTY POR - 13ALE„211
the Delaware rirer , having a front of 100 fee,_,veith
Pier 71 feet wide. J. M. GEV MEV 4 riONS, I.S Vfahsalt
el reet.
CILIESTN DT lIILL—T L E T.—II NDSO M
Vane. Mansion. ftunirhed, ecntairtuus she modem
improvements, carriage basso, stabling. pasturage.
mulch cow. Ice balm filled. SO arras of land elegantly laid
out, commanding beautinil ricer.
Also. FOR }IA t;, a Pointed Stone Cottage. A rooms,,
about one acre of land, erodleut water and atmadsnee of
tine fruit, handsomely loevrd on 111ssabickon pike, one
mile from Use twin} lip IScoot.
Apply at tit..loseph's Academy, adjoining, or of
W. A. ROLIN,
?V -Market street.
. _
hi:AIME:It RESIDENCE TO AT WOOD.
t 'ti tiew Jersey -A. modern Douse, rvell fumbled
with fine grounds. well shaded. will be rented (or
,idincr incanbs, cn reasonable tunas: Apt l) to
Ml:3. .ADM),
on the premlite, or to
JOIN K. Wltlolll'
m1;27-7 ni w bt• 4. a Coinclareu street, Philadelphia.
Ti) .I Rl'- IN WEST PIIILAToELPHIA (4=
Bmuce street), au elegant furnished house. contain
iug twelve rooms and over"' converdenee,with stable
nud carriage dome—ter four. sir. or twelve month., from
May Ist. inquire on Premifts, from 10 A. SI. to tt
P. 9. mb:ll.)3t•
frtFOR RENT— A RETIRE!) (*UN ray REST
deure
furuished, cunt:ll:ling about le Acres; woods,
- Reedeu. stable, tc. Terms low . .
Apply 1221 A1:011 aireet,
RENT. --I)VI7I.U.LING IiOUSE: NO. 3vl
tilitruee ttrert, having ni x charnirdia, dining room.
patirr and kitehou, with bath rryou. hot and rota
ccetrr. cc. Inquire at the drug is tore adjoining. inlut.r.tit*
ItENT Full TI11: sl;3lSilin tiCAtION.
turntrhed.—An elevint ite, , idenee. with ntabling.
segettibl garden aid he very.' acrea of land ntt.Olaod:
t4tntste on .51,111..ita street, tiernittutosyn. J. .‘L (AIM-
A- Gl).'s B. iiois Wglnut 4rcet.
TO LET.—THE STORE N. W. CORNER SI XTit
and (Alt...that StreetWiel tura q( J. W. sr
Green ktrcet. zolde.Vt•
ETO RENT.--A HANDSOME DWELLING, S. IL
ri comer Woad and Oxfard etreefo; all modern int
rovements. Ifratediate posse's:ion. Alen a SAO
taxi., 402 South D. lawaro avenue. l'oeseetion, bloc lot
Apple to WI'PLCK & JOIWAN, 43; Walnut
street. inh2'.i
TO RENT.—PREMISFS NORTHEAST CORNEI
rf SIXTII and ()X FORD street, recently ()Coupled
as a Government Laboratory, with stinllll-enema
aid beilare In running order. Poecession can be given
fr( in April i. t..
Apply to Powers. gt isouthweet corner of
Ninth and Parrish )(tracts. fah24-fit•
rFOit RENT ON AN IMPROVING LEASE—A
lame bandit. g, having a front of feet, by ISO feet
in depth, situate on thG aotith side of Walnut street.
"tat of Toitn. J. M. GUADLEY A: SONS, NS Walnut
t.
FOR RENT, tol:1tNISLIE1)--A 11)1ND/30311K
ft." modem Reridtner, t 2 feet front, eitunte on Arek
sheet, meet of Fighteenth street. J. M. ausutEr
()IN (4. fittB Walnut,ttreet.
FOR RENT—FROM DECEMBER 113 T A LAMS
new Store. on Delaware svenne. below glleetnnt.
Apply to JOB. D. DUSBIER CO.
nrdfof las Routh Delaware *vernal%
COAL I
21E6 MARKET STREET.
The undersigned of the late Hrm of Wui Thornton & Co.
having purchased all the right and interest of. the said
late firm , is now prepared to serve his friends and the
public generally with the beet quality of coal. at the
following prices : •
SchuylkilL at $6 00 per ton: Lehigh. Se 60: Lugo Nut.
Se 00; Lehigh, $6 50. Where I hope byesttictattentiOn to
business to give general satisfaction to all that may give
me s oalL •
THOMAS THORNTON, an Old Soldier. .
2006 Market street.
Residence 1424 North Seventh street. Orders , thretles
Mail promptly attended to. rati6ite34
F REM'S CELEBRATED CENTRALIA,
HONEY BROOK LEHIGH. AND
oniER FIRET.CIASS COALS;
WEIGHT .AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.
& CARRICK,
MO MARKET STWIET.
T'EFILGII, EAGLE VEIN, AND BEST LOCUST
MOLTIVTAIN COAL, AT LQWEBT RATER.
BANDAL C. DUBOW Br. 00.,_
CGOYEILATIVE COAL YARD:
Office and Yard, MB North Broad Street above Wood.
East Bide. Orders by Mail fa 3 hal
PAIoGARRY . BON,
. •. DRALPIES IF
CEMENT, SAND.
felßaaw
WESTN D ALSO. G OAL E OF A N D
WOO TRIMT BRIDGE.
D.
IL MASON BMW& NILIN SIIKAIT.
MAE- lIV/),510119 . P.A. 1 2 ...onm ATTENTION—M.
their stock of„
spring Mountain,'Lehigh and Locust 'Mountain CoaL
which, with the preparation given by us, welhink cannot
be excelled by any other Coal.
Office, Franklin Institute Building. No. 15 8 Seventh
street. • SINES eiIEAF.
jai arch street wharf, 8
VO7:ICE.—ALL PeRSONI3 ARE — — llEfiEttY Calf:
VI waned against harboring or trusting any of the crew
of the Itioslan bark Maria Capt. Beek, as no debts o[ their contracting Will no paid hz Captain or Consigneat.
mb23-tf 1, WORKMAN C0..123 WAIn at area.
OTICE,--ALL PERSONS,ARP. OW.
N
tioncd againkt treating any of the crew of the Etta.
sten ship Stratford. Meyer master, from Livewoot i
.11 as i ns debts of their contract,b_g will humid either y
fain or consignee. .11311 WRIGHT .t" ON
cultl9 tf 116 Walnut H il t&
CROWN BRAND ` RAISINS. PEEL
T./haloes and quarter boxes of this splendid frait:'
111 ano for IMO by JOELin. 8 1 .1 86 /ER Ctl.' loB'
UOIIIIWAT* 1111,111:10.
OR BAUM*
FOR SA
TO REN'a •
w7tlMl
COAL /MO WOOD.
mh24 Oki
From obi i 0 6t Editizirri BfV,aturday
'By the Amami()
Lfss non, Mar& 28,—LTbe mite of George .
Francis Train, who was arrested for debt duo an
English—firm,--ineleent—to--the —Street railroad
speculation, EOM() years ago, came before the
Court:of Banttruptcy,•at Dublin, a day or two
since. Train presented to the Court a 6chedulo
of his assets and liabilities, which the Court re
jected tuta complete farce, and denounced it as
'`worthless than so much blank paper."
• Later despatehes mention that the riot?. at
Charleroi, Belgium, have again broken out, and
the disorder has spread with alarming rapidity to
other Wining dlotriete in the neighborhood. The
authorities have posted troops and taken other
measures to meet every emergency.
The trial.of the Fenian, General Nagle, which
was, Misticeessfully attempted at Bligo Assizes
softie tatneago, wilt take place before the Court
of Queen's Bench, lu this city , some w ilt; i n :th y ,
Manitto,-Morett 28.--The Government is vig
°rowdy exchtding all American newsplpers, seiz
ing them In the mail or wherever f:uind. Even
these. addressed to Mr. Hale, the American Min
isier,have been suippressed. , Mr. tide has pro
tested to the Spanish Government against the
outrage. --
Ft ow Boston•
ft3pecial Denputth to the Philadelphia Evening ltalletin,
by Franklin Ttleitrapli Company 1
2K.—'there never hub been such
a general depre,”lon of bur,itiefa in Ihk;ton u.
11,0 w.. Some twelve hundred inecii,nics who lvid
torathgtd ti) get through the winter, ti ping for a
leVlVal of burineis, have become tborou:;ely dis
t ousged. and will leave for G i liforoil n e xt,
week.
The late diEebergeg of workmen from the Navy
Yard have caused conskletable suff , ring arid a
great number of those hound fur C.diforuia are
among those once employed by the Government.
The eountimt-room of A. S. (V J. Brown. fruit
den)cre, on State Street, was robbed of a large
amount of money to-day.
The Alabama Election.
WASIII.nmos, March 215. Thu BecreMry of
War sent to the Bettie to day a communication
from t.knerai Meade relative to the recent vote
in Alabstna on the Constitution, showing that
under the law requiring half of the registered
voters to east their votes, the Constitution is not
ratified. Ile does INA favor the intmediate ad
mission of the Stateny Congress, but %/multi pre
fer seeing the Convention reassembled for a revi
sion of Cott titration, to be submitkd to the
people under the new law.
UD
A ti ORDINANCE TO PRUViDE FOitTV.
4105. expeese of paving the streets of the pity of
Philadeiphia, and to regulate the manner of said
pavitg.
Sveitos 1. The Select and Common Connells
of the city of Philadelphia do ordain, That un
der the power veeted in them by the Act of As
sembly of the Commonwealtieupproved March3o,
18c6, the charge to the oweers of property for
street paving P. ball be one dollar and twenty-five
tents per rinate yard, except for hitersi,ctioes,
which 1 , 110 be paid out of general taxation.
Sec. 2. That hereafter in all paving authorind
enbeequeet to this ordinance, the city of Pail).-
delphia Phan collect the cost of said paving from
the owners of property, as directed in the ordi
nance of Councils, approved May 3,1855.
Sac. 3. That any street, lane or alley, private
or public, hereafter to be paved, shall first be
graded out to the depth of eighteen inches below
the top of the curbstone at ,the curb; and shall
rice gradually nutil the centre is fourteen inches
below the curb line;said excavation shall be filled
in with eight Inches of coal ashes, ou top of
.which ehalt faun inches of good Imam
pave', npon whiclithe ettine "shall no perpen
dicularly beddcelouid shall be rammed titre,: times,
and covered with sharp gravel.. The stone need
sihall•be good water stone.
Sac. b. That when the District Surveyor shall
save measured that portion of the paving charge
able to the property owners upon the line of any
street, as aforesaid, and made out bills for the ,
stance it shall be the duty of the Chief Commis
sioner of fllghways to certify on the said bills
that the paving hag been done in a workmanlike
manner and in conformity with the requirements
sof the above third section. And all ordinances
or resolutions inconsistent herewith are hereby
;nested
JOSEPH. F. MARCER,
President of Common Cowell
Arriss-r—JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Select Connell.
Approved this twenty-sevonth day of March
./.13110 Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sksty-eight (A. D. 1868).
MORTON McMICIIARL,
Mayor of Platladelorth
A"RDINANCE: GRANTING rElf. tuN
to James McKinley and R. N. Arthur to
areet Corrugated Iron Awnings at their respec
tive pieces of business.
thst . rioN 1. The Select and Common Councils
of the city of Philadelphia do ordain,
That permission be and the same is
hereby granted to James McKinley and
R. N. Arthur to erect a Corrugated Iron
Awning over their footways, from home to curb
stone, viz.:—James McKinley. at northeasteor-
Der of Twenty-third and Naudaiu streets, in the
Seventh Ward, and R. N. Arthur, at southeast
seiner of Fifth and Bhippen streets, in the
Fourth Ward. Provided, 'That the said James
McKinley and R. N. Arthur each pay into the
City Treasury, within thirty days from this date,
the sum of twenty-five dollars, to pay for the
publication of this ordinance; all ordinances or
parts of ordinances •to the contrary uotsvith
standing,
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
ArrEs-r—ABRAHA3I STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
W.M. 8. 8 rOK.LEY,
President of Select Council,
Approved this twenty-seventh day of Mirth,
Anno Dotard one thousand eight hundred and
linty-eight (A. D. 1868).
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
it Mayor of Philadelohia.
RICIESOLUTION IN REGARD TO CERTAIN
contracts for paving streets.
,ftesoirsti, Bythe Select and Common Councils
of the city of Philadelphia, That the Chief
Commissioner of Highways be and ho is hereby.
-directed to notify all yersons having contracts
for the ravlng•of street, for a longer period than
three year!, to commence arid prosecute with pro
ver diligence to a completion 'the work of such
paving, and in default of a eompllance with, such
notice the said Commissioner is ordered to annul
and declare void all such contracts, and if In his
judgment the work of such paving is necessary
road required for the public interest, a new con
tract shall be made for such weirk, which shall be
forthwith prosecuted in -conformity with City
Ordinances. Provided, That the period shall be
one year where the water pipe has been prink
-ously laid.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
• President of Cem.upu Council.
Attest—ABRAHAM STEWART, .•
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Appr;ived this twenty-seventh day of March.,
Awe Domini, - one - thonsand •• eight hundred
and sixty-eight (A. D. 1868.
• " MORT ON;MoMICHAEL,
•-•- Mayor of Philadelphia,
• •- ' •
RESOLUTION APPROVI O , THE SURETIES
of 'Jesse P. Shelmlre, Supervisor of the
Eleventh and Twelfth Wards, and of Joseph
Rens% SUpervisor of the Twenty-first Ward.
Resoivtd, By`the Select and Common Councils
of the city of Philadelphia, That •George ' Elton
and Hiram K. Logan are hereby ap proved as the
' sureties of Jesse P..Bhehnire, as Supervisor of
the Eleventh and Twelfth Wards; and Samuel F.
Prince is hereby approved as the surety of Joseph
Sensll,l3upervisor of the Twenty-first Ward. And
the City Solicitor is • hereby directed to prepare
bonds, with warrants of attorney, for said parties
to execute, and to have judgments entered
tthereop
JOSEPH E. MARCER,,
•
.< :President
:Arnorr—JOHN ECKSTEIN; . •
'''• Clerk of COmmon Connell. ' 1 --4 •
• WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,'
• • , • President of Select Cow lull.
'Approved this twenty-seventh. day sof Sizira
.A 73110, Domini one thousand eight ttllndrot] an a
01'V-eight (A. D. 1868).
MOR CON MeNtl(3l.lA
Mayor of • Philuieliiida.
AMKIEULNOIS•
1829. ---013ARTER PERPBTUAL,
RAW IC.7_,InT
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA,
Nos. 435 and 437 Cheidnut Street,
Asacita on January 1,1868;
$2 0 603,740 09
Accrued S.urplue
INCOME FOR 18811
earAooo.
Losses Paid Since 1.029 Over
S 5, 5 00,00 0.
UNEIFICTLED CLAIMS,
MIRO U.
perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terme
DIRECTORS.
Clzrut, N. Bandker, Geo. Falea,
Tobhuz Wagner, Alfred Filler.
Samuel Grant, Mae. W. LOW% M. D..
Geo, W. Ricbards, Thomas Sparks.
Isaac Lea, . Wm S. Grant.
• CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
GEO. FALES, Vico President.
JAB. W. MaALLISTER, Secretary oro tern.
Except at Lexington. Kentucky, this Company has no
• encles West of l'ittaburgh. fol2
RELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE O%IM.
g ttny, Incoryorted by the Legtglature of Palmy/.
Office, S. E. corner THIRD and WALNUT Streets,
kfAlliNF: ID bURAIXES
On Verses. (largo and Freight, 0 all ruts of -the world.
INLANDINSULA NUEC.
On goods by river, castal, lake and land carriage to all
parts of the Union.
FIRE IIifiCRAiNCES
On merchandise generally.
On Stores. Dwellings. ac.
ASSETS OF TIIE COMPANY.
November 1.1957.
SiM,9OO United States Five Per Cent. Loan,
1i.)0,W0 United titates Six rer Gent. Loan.
19t1 .. ... ........... .... ... 134,40 e e 0
60,0 M Cnite4 h ..... 3.10 Per Cont. Loan,
Treaaurygot . . 636C3 is
11141100 State of Pennsylvania Six 'Per Coot.
Loan .. ...... .. . . . 110, 1 170 (la
1i..5,000 City of l'bilmielPhia Six Per Cent. •
Loan (exempt from taxi— . . L 35,62.5
fAi r loo State of New Jersey Six Per Co ot.
Pi=t Mort
51,00 •A fil).QUO Pennsylvania itiliroaa
gage St: Per Cent. Bead,
' Pennsylvania Railroad iit-COII4 More
gage Six Per Cent. Bonds...
. .. . .. .
LOss.) % A, esiern l'enurylvonla Itaibtoad Six
Per Cent. Bonds (Penna.
guarantee). ......
121.)Xte State of Tenv&Lee Five Per Cent.
Loan 19.11711
7.(Xx) State of Tennauee Six Per Cent.
• 16,0111 DX) Chat es Rock iiennant Wll
-
() , ,eopelly. I'i - inc . !ai.4 intere-et
guaraiteed by the City of Oils
. I eors) oo
Imo 1.9) ,Marc' stork Pentetylyanin
road Cemeany ............ . . _ .
6,041 19., shares ito.-k 'North Pentifylvoitie •
Railroad CC IP PB 3,00 L w
Si eharcr mock i'n:lnd , lptain and
Southern Mail aiii?nlp Co IS,w. Si
bdi.PuU Leslie on Bond and Mortgage, filet
liens on City PropertMe..... ...... D./1, 9w (S
V. 101,41) Par
Ce eLV2.4471 4
}teal. , ... ...
FSille hectivuble for rr-surniicat
wade. . ..... ....... 912,1Z.5 07
ISalsncee due at .A . 0.11c . (C2--Pro.
!Won's on Marine lopelei•-_? , .,,, „
- trued Interest. and other debts
due the Con:it - 411y-- .. •
Stock and Scrip of rindry
rauce and other Compar..let,
0 ; 6.076 M. Estimated 9,017 00
Callan Bank. ..... 10
Cub! Drawer .... 5.1
1(8,71.5 0
DIPLCTOP.S. •
Thomas C. IlasuS. James C. Hand.
John (1. Davis. Samuel E. Stoker.
F4ltound A. Bandar. Janice Trwqr.alr,
J cm:evil IL Sell Wit * ' , ln U.. Laded&
Aseob P.-Jones,
The('Ph"uB enaldi". Jim B. McFarland.
MO Craig.
Edward Darlington. Joshua P. Eyre.
John it Peculate. . John D. Taylor,_
EL Jones Brooke. Spencer Maryann.
Henry 81 01 Henry C. Dallett. Jr..
Gecrfe D. //..•sihsr. George W. Bernisdon k
William G. Roulton, John B. Semple, Pittaltargh.
Edward Laf oureade. D. T. Morga n.
Jacob Riegel. ____
~
A. B. Berke.rttxr.
TUOMAIi
JOHN C. DAVI.% Vicerreataint
HENRY LYLBUILN. ReerettrY.
HENRY BALL. Arzietzut Secretary.
TI, F. RELIANCE LkAL'EASICE COMPANY OF PHIL.
ADELPII LA.
Incorporated in 1%41. Charter Perpotual.
Office, No. DM Walnut sit eeL
CAPITAL $30,3,000.
Insures against lore or damage by FIRE, on Houses,
Stores and other Buildings, limited or perpetual, and on
Forultnre, Goods, Wares and Merchandise in town or
country.
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Arleta. ......... ..... ..*421.177
Invested in tho following Seemities, rm.:
First Mortgages on City ProPerty,w ell secured..sl3&69o DJ
Uuitcd States Govertnnent L0an5..........-.... 117.0u0 no
Philadelphia City 6 per cent LOV.VF 75 WO oU
Pennsylvania tt:l,Lkikits. 6 per cent. L0an........ 26,001 DJ
Penneylcanis Railroad Bonds, drat and second
Mortgages .. 25,uu0 (3.
Camden and Amboy Railroad Coinpany's 6 per
Gent, Lean.-- -.-. _. ~,. .• . ,• , ~ • 6,000 01
Philadelphia and heading Railroad Company's
6 per Cent.L0an.....,..,..-..... ... . .., . . 6,000 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top 7 per Cinit. Mort.
gage Honda .. 4,607 00
County Fire Insurance Company's Stock LUSO ai
Mechanics' Bank 5t0ck........ 4,JUU OU
(Annr.icrcial Bank of Penneyiran'm Stock 10,0 1 ,1 110
C 13101) Mutual Insurance company's Stock- .. 380 00
Reliance hisortmce Company of Philadelphia's
Stock. 3,R0 CO
Cash in Hank and ou hand ...• .. • -........ 7.357 71i
•
Worth at Par..... • ... ......
Worth tills date at Emulet orient!
DIBECTOItti.
Clem. 'Tinpley, Tbomac 11. Moore,
Wm. Id user, Samuel Castuer.
Samuel Bicpbam. Jan Lea T. I ming,
11. I. Carson. •Isaac F. Baker, •
Wm. Stevenson, ' Cbrixtlan J. Hoffman,
Beni. W. Tingley. Edward 81to da r m . uel B. Thomas,
CLEM. TINGLEY, President.
TIIOIIAS C. riLLL, Secretary.
Pumamr.l.Puta., December I, MI
TTNITFD FI , MEVS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PIIILADELPILIA.
This Company takes risks at the lowest rates consistent
with safety. and confines its buAueds exclurilvely to
FLEX INSURANCE IN THE CITY OF PIIILA.DEI,
Fiae.
Buildirat.OFFlCE,No. 723 Arch Street, Fourth National Bank
DIRECTORS:
Thomas J. Martin, AlbertC. Roberts,
John Hirst, • Charles R. Smith.
Wm. A. Rolin, • Alberta's King,
James biongan, Henry Hamm,
William We nn, James Wood,
James Jenner,„ . John thhalicrosa.
Alexander T. merlon,.l. Henry Askin,
Robert 8. Panels, , - Hugh Mulligan.
- Philip Fitzpatrick.
CONRAD ki. ANDRESS, President.
Wm. A. Romig, Trona. Wlll. IL FASINN. Bec'y.
'LIRE' INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.—THE
sylvanla Fire Insurance Company—lncorporated lAfi
—Charter Perpetual—No. 610 Walnut street, opposite In.
de_pendenee Square.
This Company. favorably known to the community for
over forty Yeats, continues to insure against loss or dam.
age by fire. on Public or Private Buildings, MI her perme,
nently or for a limited time. Also, on Fumituro, Stock.
of Goods and Merchandise generally. on liberal terms.
Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, is In.
vested In a most careful manner. which enables them to
offer to the insured an undoubted security In the ease of
loss. DIRECTORS.
Daniel Smith, Jr.. John Deverenx,
Alexander Benson, Thomas Smith.
lease Hazelhurst. Henry Lewis.
Thomas Robins, J. Gillin gham Fell ,
Daniel Haddock. Jr.
DANIEL SMITH, Jr., President.
WILLIAM G. Caowir.A. Secretary.
p EUENIX INSURANCE COMPAN
OF PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1.804-4.3IARTER PERPETUAL,
No. $44 WALNUT street, elPPosiia the Exchan't%
This Company Boum from losses or damage by
FIRE
on liberal terms, on buildings, merchandise, furniture,
dm.,for limited.periods, and permanentliaou buildings' br
depoait or premium.
The 'Company has been In active operiktion for merts
than sixty years._ during which all bleses have, been
promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS.
John L, Dodge. David Lewis,
.M. B. Mahony, Benjamin Etting„
John T. Lewis; Thos. Li. Powers,
William S. Grant, A. R. 31cIleury
,Robert W. beaming. , Edmond Citadels.
D. Clark Wharton. Samuel Wilcox.
Lawrence Lewb, Jr., Louis C. Norria
JOIIN h. WUWIERER, President.
Wthoox. Secretary. 1
TEFFtESON FIRE INSURANCE COMFAN y OP Pin
e) tadelphia.--ofliee, No. 94 North . Fifth Went, near
Market atrcot
Incorporated by the Legislature of R'euusithuila.' atm
for Perpetual. Capital and &sets.' iatistimoo. Make In.
Berenice against Lees or Damage by Firo.on Public
ate Buildings, Furniture, Stooka, Goode and Morahan.
die°, on favorable hums
DIRECTORS.
Wm. McDaniel, Edward P. Moyer.
Banal Peteraon. ~Frederick. Ladner.
John?. Relaterlins, Adam 3. Gluez,
Denly Troeruner, Henry Delany,
Jacob Sehandeiu Jahn
Frederick. Doll. ChriMinn D. Frick,
841'1,10 >ll.lfi+r. I aware , : E. Part.
Willlada D. I;..rdn.v.
IfiIDANI Prealdout. -
I6P,AEL Pi 3 fltsON . , - lea-Proeld ant.
lima E. lietr...tAN. eeeretari and Treaeurer. •
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPIIIA, MONDAY, MARCH 30;1868.
QTATEMENT OF TBE(;ONDTIJON OF THE 1.1 , )HE
its E INFURAN: 10 CONIPANY, DECEM B ER, YORK..
ON 'I DB Till Y•Filtn'r DAY OF A. D.
'lle property or tuo eta held by the Company:
Am, unt of A ... $5O 44kk 12
An. CULL of halide o.gents .. stu'd
to count. of tranrmir hot 121,Z.1
A meant of loam/ secured by Gonda and mort
grßer, cunyht,iing the Itiut lien oh real ("a
tilt*, on n lila dune 1r lens than one year's
11 , 1 , 1.ekt duo and owing. ~ ........ 1 , 0,100 00
An oont of otocka owned by the Company,
viz:
U. h. 0 per cent. hands—par value, $186,500;
to a t ket value ............. ......... :10;40) 0.1
U. 1.. 7.10 aeury notes—par value, $75000;
marketvalue .... 7e,010 IF)
State I or.dB par value, $50.00111: market
.53 500 CO
lizooklyn lofty bonau- par value $156,000;
t..... ............ . —.. 15 , 3,W 00
U. h. lrtmenny », .. (72.9 Yr). $1,1.110: U. B. ,
'1 Ti asury twee (5 99PP ). $7,00)-held as col,
la t rill—amount loaned on the 7,955 73
rhi en ea youlturne. being quarterly and half.
yea, ly Fecn dlimn for the year 41.513 of
Ave' nod int., reel. .......... ............ ...... 9,436
l'errok al properly 3,600 t 0
Amount of lOttn4 bearing interett... 741, , 03 72
. .. . ... ......$400.000 00
1.108,5 1 3 89
1.184.818 20
Market Value $1,19'2,912 Er.f
01.507 AZ 11
des to oe3l
e 421.177 id
S-Ka.032 203
Jal-tu th a tt
ikIIII46,APIM
Amount of Mena during thu your -all of
10 jell }lnVe h.•rn pith!
A1:~nw• d $1 1 . 1 1.° 121 fiE (1) 1
~ d ,Lt tlividcne. , duclared and no . t. .ydt
due .............. . ........ h3&47 Al
'worm: of thr• company, viz.:
A loot, ol r.f b lit. Milll.llH received. ........ *475,413 14
sor.ont of prefonnh lonnt taken by the emu
)• - • ••••••• • • • • • . ............. ...... %.374.) V.?
AM , III.A. prell.cillr.tl earned WI! B;is
Ar• oont r.f intv)et t fllOllO P•ceived Lan. the
invirrtmvnbi em the ........ 1 , 2.019 03
.
..
Exr end iture7 of the romPatlV. -1 " Z :
An 01,,t ,f 71”,,, , ,1,,,iti del - hip the year fit] 51.059 01
.11111011 W Cf , ii V ill , ride, paid deli .it the year... 117,6 'e!, it,l
dintit.ilt,t,tid 01,riug the, year.-eamun.l.tay*, •
tatr hl: d all other . xpemei , of the com
p:thy ....... ........ ..- • 16t.:',"19 .17
triF.o 4 -L ,, toot CA
• FIRE AfidtaTIATMN Or PHIL ftnr.' , ".
• p_hia. (..T reran: d f. arch 27, 1i.•20. t /dice,
No. 24 N. Fifth fl tre,e Inture Building!
Houtehold Furniture , ibd blerchandise
; generally. from Lott by Fire (In the GUY el
• Philadelphia only.)
Statement of the &meta of the Attociation
January let, leffe, published in compliance with the Pro
siblons of an Act of Ataumthly of April Gib. 1242.
I.kmde and blortgaget cn Property to the City
of Philadelphia only 81.076,1241 17
Ground Pent.. ..... ........................ ......
Real Fetate • - ...... . ...... 51.741 77
Furniture and Fliturea of Office 4,441
C. S. b1:0 liegictered Bonds. ; ........ 4b.itYl rfl
t..44.eh on har.d. ....... ........... ...... if
TRUBTEEH. , .
William 11. linn.iibma, Bennet Sparhawk.
Peter
A. Key re:, Chariee P. Bower,
John c:arrov. - , Jo: e Lifhtfoot,
George I. Yo;mg qtrthert nheelneller,
T0,..y1: P. I -,i.d.,1t, Peter Arm!). t7 , t or,
Levi P, C.f.::.te, M. Li llickiwon.
' 11.1unimen.
fiL.'fON. Preehlent.
I:I.IAWE.I, Vic.i Przldent
\VAL 11. ItAM
HAMI.:EL
T. BUTLER, dccr,•t
With' fifth InHUI A
fh-2, No. 110 Swab Fourth,tree..,. below Cho.Atuut.
'lip! Ire ence Comp:in:jot - the County , of -Phut.
drl; trt. - ,ri.orr.ted ho the Perineylsll.
bia for irderanity I:Fe. or damage by frre.
(.111Nively.
0-lAI:TER 11,1:PETUAL.
(.hi cud relo,bh rc fib araplE, capitls
^etoinect t fund invvAted, ffmtjnuan o ir,,are,
I f urLit ere, int.rd.a ndi,e.hc... either r... , r,u;knently
or tor bmitel Li me, J.ge..ine , Irv , . or ciiormgebi fa
rnh-e c,„Liri...vt. with the Rbeolute edety of it:4 ens
adiuted with all poeeible deeputca.
Chfo. pettcr. Andrew 11 Minor.
Henry it'. d, Jame?. N. Stone,
Jolt. horn, Edwin Reskirt.
.lo.‘e.ph iho ,, re. Robert Cl nathey,
George Marl; Devine.
Clikitl.ES UTfi:l:, Prefide
11.E.NPN 1.3U1)1.). Vic-t-Preeident.
13E1.4,t.Na1l F. HoEce. , ./s, Secretary and ronsarer.
MEEICAN MLTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.—
11. Uthre Faroviii.— Building. No. :12.9 Walnut Etroot.
Y. ark(' P_Lid Ir.lsnd In a• Itirks taken on Vern/ 7.,
Cargove end Fr. tel.oe t, all parte of the worlii. and on
on iclr.nd trai.o:portatiml on iivetn, csnaL, railroad,
laid other couvoyancee throng/30ot the UnitEd St ste.
WILLIAM CRAIG; President •
PM ER CULLEN, Vice President.
ROBERT J. MEE. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
William Ural& Wrn. T. Lowber,
.Peter Colleni, J.Johnron Brown.
JOlll.l Dallet. Samuel A. &lion,
William U. Merrick, Char/ea Conrad.
Gtllice Dallett, Hen y L. Elder,
Benj. Vi. Richard,. B. Rodman Morgan.
Wry. M. Baird. Pearson. Berrill,
Ilenrs C. Dallett., le.lB
ANTURACITE INSURANCE COMPANY. -CRAB.
. TER PERPETUAL.
Office, No. 311 WALNUT !trout, above Third. ?Ueda.
% ill Mauro atminst Les,. or Dionage .by
either perpetually or for a limited time. llotalehold
Furniture and Mere.b,ndLse generally.
AL-n, Marine insurance on Vessels. Cargoes and
Freighte. Inland Inenrance to all parts of the Union.
DiItECTORn.
Peter Storer,
J. E. Baum,
Wm. F. Dean,
Johu Ketcham,
Jelin H. Iley.l.
ESHER, Yretident.
F. DEAN. Vice ProeiCent.
1a22-' tu.th.v4f
Wm. Eater,
D. L. , .itLer,
LatlVrit , A uderuied.
4c.ltn R. lilekipten,
Davi]. Poareon.
Was. M. Sterns, Secretary
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. INCOIt
orated lelo —Cluster perpetual.
No. 310 WALNUT erect, above Third. Philadelphia.
llavir.g a large raid up Capital Stock. and Sarnia,: In.
ciared i• .oand and available Securities, eouthrie to in.
tare on di:. !help. itoree, furniture, morthandiv..±, veneb
in port, and their caricoee, and other pervoniJ ProParti•
All lutes liberally and t.rornr,tly adju2ted.
DIRECTORS.
Tiltanr-r it. Maris. James it. Campbell,
John Edmund O. Datilit
Patrick Brady, Cliarlee W. Poultner.
John 'T. L.rael Morris.
John P. Wt.therili.
iilLsiab IL MARL?, Provident
Atni..nv C. L. CrotWlPo2.l). Secretary.
milE ENTERPRItir ! osußANcr, CO3U OF
FDD.A.DYLPIDA. •
OFFAC S. W. ' COIL FOURTH AND WALNUT
S'T'REETS.
17RE IN9 . I.7RANC I.2'..(;IXS'IVELY.
l'Ets:..t AN) UAL.
CA.9TI' s l 'l l MI 0
CASH ABb FA'S. :Jan I. 1%?..................-8409.3 13
_ _
- . - - .
F. Ratrhford Starr, 1. L. Erringer,
Nall;ro' :Frazier. Geo. W. k'aliuestock.
. 01. 12 M. Ato bod James L. Claghoru,
E. tij. T. Trediek. ,
W. G. lloulton,
Ge,ige U. st-a Art; Charles Wheeler.
Johu 11. Brov. n. Thos. II Montitornerf.
F. HATGITFORLI sTARR . , President.
TIJOS. IL MONTGomm - ty, vice ixre,ident
ce". Ern4 ALEX. W. WISTER, Secretary
WANE INSURANCE COMPANY. NO. NW 101 CHEST
btrect.
PIIILA DE LPIIIA.
BILE INSUICAitiEEIGLUSIVELY.
DIRECTORS.
Francis N. Buck, Philip S. Justice,
Charter Richardson. Jahn W. Bverman.
Henry Lea L. Koward D. Woodrud.
Robert Ps ITCO. Juo. Ketaler, Jr.,
Geo. A. ‘. l ezt, Chas. Stokes,
Robert B. Potter. Mordecai iluzby.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Proddent,
CHAS. RICHARDSON, Vice Preoldent.
Wo.t.taits I. Ilkitionueun. Secret4rv.
irteoutrdEu.l„ 'Hord, ay.
FARMERS' BOILER
('an be made to boil with one third
leer, fuel than any other. It 19 par.
ticola ly adapted for MAN UF
UltEkte, FARMERS and ME.
(MANIC:4. ;Sold with or without
i:overs or wheele, and from 2U ,o
gni , ow
W e and Retail.
J. S. CLARK.,
1008 !Market Street, Philadelphia.
tult!.)3
do SUNS
.N. Ll°4jK RIK FOUNDRY,
430 WASHINGTON Avenue, Philadelphia,
MANI.; FACTITRE
-STEAM ENGINES—IIigh and Low Pressure, Horizontal,
A lertical, Beam, Oscillating, Blast and Cornish Puny- .
BOlLERS—Cylinder, Flue, Tubular, &c.
STEAM HAMMERS—Nasmyth and Davy styles, and of
all f izes
CASTINGS—Lonm,Pry and Green Sand 'Brass, &c.
ItOOFS--Iron Frames. for covefing with slate or iron.
TANS S—Of Cast or Wrought Don, for refineries, water,
oil, &c.
OAS MACIDNERY—Such ns Retorts, Bench Castings,
Bolden; and Frames, Purifiers, Coke and enema! Bar
rows, N . elves, (love:in- re. &c. ,
SUGAR MACHINERY- -Such as Vneutim Pans and
Pumps, Defecators, Bone Black Filters, lin mere, Wash.
crs and Klevatorei Bag tllteni, Sugar and Bono Black
Sole mcnufacturtre al the following specialties:
In Pilindelpiiiif sad vicinity, of William Wright's Patent
;Voris hlo Cut off Steam Engine.
In Pennsylvania; of Shaw & Justice's Patent Dead-Stroke
Power Damnify. :
In the I cited States ' of 'Weston's Patent . Self -centering
and lielthaltincingt lentritugal ilingitridriining Machina.
Glass & Bartol's improvement on Aspinwall do Woolsey's
Centrifugal
Bartol's Patent Wrought•lron Retort Lid.
Straufm's Drill Griuding heat.
or:tinders for the design, erection, and fitting up - of Ito
fineries for working Sugar or Molasses.
-
fIOPPER AND YELLOW • 2..101 7 /L SHEA
ll Brazjer'i Copper Naito, lloltB and Lent nonnor. conn
ntantly on hind and fur B ale by HENRY WiNdOlt di
CO., N o. U3J booth Wharrt a,
TIER ONE . Si OTOII PIG' I RON-La LENIOAR.
124.u0ck briald. In Rtoto ond..for fintcy_in,lotti pp#, by
PETER 4 SONti, 116 Wahrit ntreel:
Li. I,ADFL
PlijA RI Eduoth street; above
Vine, 1,111 he found everY f.tolllty for acquiring
11.kmoci'ledgq of - this healthful and elegant nonoinplish.
mein. 'rho belsool ie pleasantly ventilated sad watMot
the horres mate and will trained.
An 4fternoon Clara for Young Ladloa. •
Saddle ib.rees ix:dried in the heat roannor.. •
Saddle f10r,..4, , ,1i0rfwe and Vel.foles to iffre.
; Cartingna tc Dispota, Partler, Woddloga, dna.
Our, e.
tf
St 61.; v-A
!tEI;L:,~ f,~
CLARK'S
THOMAS CRAIGE it SON.
feltAt Ka, JUMP_ UM into %
A P N O4I
A N m E B W o () an t t d K ri f t la r aftl i p i p i
A N
• -
PANY'd Lfl FM. from Philadelphia to, Now York, and
way places, from Walnut street wharf. Mara.
At RA. M., via Camden and A mboy, Accom. $2 2ro
At B,A. 151. ,via Camden told Jereey Plity Exprees Man. a $i
At UM Caltdon and ;er:ley - My Rapreea,- 00
At 0 I'. M., rim Camden and &ahoy, t elw. 2O
Acton,. and Emig r ant,l lid olaA 180
At d A. M,. and 2 P. 31., for Freehdld,
At B and 10 A. M.. 2 and 3.12) P. M., for rrzenton.
At 6.8 and to A. M., 1, 2,130.4.80 and 61'. M., for Borden.
town.
At 6 and 10 A. M., 1, 4 , 3.30, ittal and 6P. M., for Florence.
At 6. 6 and 10 A. M . ., 1, a, 3.80, 4.80, 6 and 11.30 P.M. for
Burlington. Beverly and I)ulanco.
At 6 ano 10 A. 31., ).5, 4.30, 6 and 11.30 P. M. for Edge
water, Riverside, Rverton and Palmyra.
At 6 and 10 A. 31., 1. 6 fAI d 11.151 r. 31. for Flab Bowie.
fritr'l be 1 and 11.331'. Si. Linea will Leave front foot of
Market street by upper terry.
From Remington Dopet:
At 11 A. 31., via Romington anti Jersey City. New York
Express Line.. . . . . ..... . . . .$ 3OO
At 8 and 1.1.00 A. li3finnd .... ... for Trenton and
BristoL And at 10.15 A. 11. for BristoL
At 8 and 11 A. M., lOU and 5 P.M. for Morriavillo and
Tull) tow n.
At 8 and 10.16 A. M., 2.30 and 5 P.M. for Ochencks and
Eddlngton.
At 8 and 10.15 A. M., 11.80, 4,6, and 6 P. 4,, for Commons.
lorrend hlO., LI Wines burg, 1 acony, Wizeinoming, Bridea.
burg and Frankiord, and BP. bf. for nolinesburg and
intemludiate Stations.
bk..I.VIDEItE DELAWARE RAILROAD LINER
from Kensington Drpot.
At 8.00 A. bl.. for Niagara Fans, Buffalo, Dunkirk,
Elmira, Ithaca, Owtgo, Itc,..heeter,Ringliainpton, Oswego,
Sjract. he, It at Bend, Montrose, Wilkosbarro. Scranton.
D
stroudslcirr. Water ap. &r,
At 8 (Xi A. 14. and 3.30 P.M. foi Belvidere, Easton. Lam
bertville, Fit 111 iDIZ tell, ho 330 P.M. Line C.ol2lleCte
direct u Ith the train heaving Easton for Mauch Chunk,
Allentown, Betblehrto. en.
At 6 P. 61. tor Laro hertvllle and intermediate Stations.
Fl out 16 cot Philadelphia. Depot, via connecting Rail.
Way
At 9.30 A. M.,130, 6.10 and 12 P. M. New York Elrosa
Line, via Jersey City.. .. . —.. 25
The HA* A. M. and C.2s) P.M. Linea run All o ere,
Stimmy mmet•ted. .
At 9.30 A. 21., LBO, Eta and :2 P. M., ter Trenton.
At 2.30 A. 21.. and hi Y. M.. for Bristol.
At 12 P. M. (Night) for Mo7rL• vale, Tilllytown, Schenck...,
Eddin,gton, Cornwelb,Torrisdale, tionneebur; Tacuny.
Wissmolaing. Bridesbura and Frankfort!.
For Lines leaving Kensington Depot, take The care on
Third or Fifth streets, at Chestnut, at half an hoar before
departure. The Cars on Market Street Railway run di
rect to West Philadelphia Depot, Chestnut and Walnut'
within one agnate. on Sundays. the Market Street Cara
will rut to connect with the deia, M. line.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage clay illtbitta.2,4acla Passenger.
Passengers. are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage 1.•:t Their nearing appareL All baggage over fifty
pounds to be paid for extra. The Company Molt their re.
roonsiMlity for baggage to One Dollar per pound.end wlll
not be liable for any amount beyond $lOO except by ape•
vial contract.
icktts cold and Baggage checked direct through to
Boston, Woe..eeter. Springfield, liartford, New Haven,
Providence. Newport, Albany, Trey, Saratoga. Utica,
Rome, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
buspention Bridge.
An additional 'ticket Office fe lo,rated at No. r`..3
, Chestnut etreet, where tickets to New Yorl.„ and all be.
' rortant points North and Emit, may. be procured. .Per.
sons purchasing Tickets - at thi. Mc?, can have their bag:
age checked from residences or hotel to destination. by .
Eldon 'lransfer Bagged e F.xpress. • '
Lined from New • ork for Philadelphia will leave from
foot of Cortland Art et at 7A. It. and 1.0) and 4.00 P. if.,
via J. tees , City and Camden. At d.de P. M. via Jers.y
City and Kensington. At le 00 A. M. and 13 M., sad a ik)
1. via Je...sey oily and Weet Poiladelphia.
From Pier No. 1. N._kivey, at 4 P. M. Expre-a and 4l'.
M. Imlr•raDt. via Amboy and Camden.
Dec. W 2.1. H. GATZNIER, Agent
NOII,III I'ENNSI LVANIA
PLIE MIDDLE ROUTE.--dharte
to ° and most dirt et line to Bethlehem. Al.
lentorr n, blanch Chunk. II zleton,White Raven,
bat re, Mala.uoy City, ML Cet a el, litt-ton.Scrunton,C • r.
• bondele and all the points in the Lehigh and Wyoming
Coal regions.
Depot in Phile.delphia, W. corner of Berit.s.
anti Arno icaa streets.
INI. ER A RIZANGESII.NT—NINE DAILY TRAINS.
--Un end after LIONDAY, February stl, ItTsi, Pa—
sco:get T, re the New Depot, corner of Berke •..nd
An, erietell streete, dagy Oran d ays excepted), ad foliages;
At 7.4 f A. M.—Morning ExProes ior Bethlehem and
Prirci pa I Stations on North Pennsylvania man
fleeting at Bethlehem with Lehigh , Valley and Lehigh
and a-mei:alma Rail: oa tiv for Allentown, 1; rtasawpts,
Slatineton, Mooch Chunk, Weatherly, Jeaneeedle.
en. ton, White liaven. Wilkes oarro, Kingstoa,
Pittston Batsmen, Carbondale, and all points In
hlah nil Wyoming Valleys: also. in connection with Le
ine h and 51alianay Railroad for Mahanoy City, mud with
Cetata ra a Itailrc ad for Rupert, Danville, Milton and Wil
liamsport. Arrive at Mauch Chpak 11.05 A. 51 ;at
W at 3 P. 51.; Scranton at-1 U 5 P. 11, ; at Mahn
nop, Cit yat2P, M. l'assengeps by tole train ran take the
Lehigh Valley 1 rain, parsing Bethlehem at 1110 A.
for Easton and points on Now Jersey Central Railroad to
New York:. • .
At 8.45 A. 9l.—Accommodation for Dayleetown, stop•
ping at all intermediate Stations. Passengers for Willow
Grove. Hatboro' and liartaville, by thin train, take Stage
at Old Yolk Road.
At 10.15 A. M.—Accommodation for Fort Waehington,
stopping at intermediate Stations.
•At Lid P. 51. Express for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, White Maven, Willreaberve, Mehanoy
City. Centralia, Shenandoah, Mt. Carmel, Pittston and
Scranton, and points Mahanoy and Wyoming Coal
Regions. Paesettgers for Greenville take thia train to
Quakertown
At 545 I'. M. Account iodation fur lloylentorrmetoppiag
at di intermediate stations. Paesengera take stage at
Doylestown for New Hope, and atNorth Waite for. um
nt
ytown.
At 4.15 P. M.—Accommodation for Doylestown, stopaing
at all intermediate stations. Pasrengere for Willow
Grove, Ilatborough and Hartsville take stage at Abing
ton
At 5.'20 P. M.—Through accommodation for Bethlehem
and all et Orono on main live of North Pennsylvania nail.
road, convecting at. Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley Even
ing.l rain for Easter:. AUK:town. Mauch Chunk.
rit 020 P. 51.—Acc • ation for Lansdale, otopping at
11 intermediate stations.
At 11.50 . P,
.5 . 1 . ... 7 -Acce f :f . nodell9n fpr Fort W sehington.
T1:43 . .N . S A
From Bethlehem at 9.15 A. M., :1.15 and 6.40 P. NI.
:05.1'. 51. Train maker direct connection with Lehigh
Valley and Lehigh and Smquelianna trains from E m t,m,
Matiauoy City and Hazleton.
Fv....eugt re leei. F.ntOP rift Lehigh S alley Railroad at
11.:l0 A. M. arvive in Philadelphia at 105 P. M.
ilzem lit.•11'" '
:re at 1.34) P 31. connect
at t.ethlehem at 6.151'. 51., and r.rrive in Philadelphia at
r.ld P. 31.
Ft oat Do.vletotria at 5.5.5 A. M., 5.10 and 7.01 P. M.
F:oni I.auedale at 7.:10 A. 31.
From Fort Warliingion at 11.1
A 0 A. YS . . and 3.05 P. NI.
It's SUND M
. .
Philadelphia for liethlohnin A. M.
PbilndeWhin for Doyle,t.o..cn at 2.00 P. M.
Doyle town for Philad,lphia at 7.20 A. NI.
Pethlehein for Philadelphia at 4.1 K) P. M.
Fifth and isistli i.tieeto Putoonior Cara convey Wen
ger, to mid from the uew Depot.
While Care of Second and 'third Streetone and Union
Lioe run within n .hoe t dl, tak ce of the Depot.
Rik Oki re Jot he i.reeented at the 't irket office. in order
to recure loweet rated of fare.
ELLIS CLARK. AFent.
Tickete cold and Baggage eherked th4.ough to principal
poiute, at AlM:v.2'o 01 th Penn. ittniiinagO E.:proms (Mice.
No. 103 2cv.th Filth rtreot.
PLITLADELPMA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTLMO ktE
T - .111.E.--Courineutns Mon
day, March 16th, lErk , . Trs.ius will leave Depot, corner of
Inoue en est and Washington avenue, as follows:
Way-mail Train, at 8.3 u A. M. (fiend ,ys excepted), for
Baltimore, stop,.ing at allrespilar stations. tonneoting
V, kb Delay a
re Railroad at Wilmington for Crisfield and
Mir mediate stations.
Exit es. , train at 13.1,0 M. (Rendays excepted) for Bald.
more and Vearhingtem stopping at Wilmington. Perry ,
v•Ile and linvre-di•frraro.
it:sprees '1 r.. in at 31411'. M. (Sundays excepted) for Bal
timore and Washington, stoppie4( at Cheater,Thurlow,
Linwood, C layinont , W ihningtom ewport,Strnton. New
ark. Elkton, b OrtheustArionleetown. PerryvillejlavreAlo.
Orate. Absrcicen, Perryman's. Edgewood. Maanolis.
Clree's and Stemmer's Run. Connects at Wilmington
with Delaware Railroad Lille. stopping at New
t astle, Middleton Clayton. Dover, Barrington, Seaford,
Salisbury, , Princess Anne, and connecting at Crisfield
with boat for Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, Portsmouth and
the South. • • • • •
big.ht Express at 11.00 P. M. (daily) for Baltimore and
Washington... stopping at • Perry villa and Havre de-
Grace.
Passengers for Fortresa Monroe and Norfolk via Bain
more will take the 12.00 M. Train. Via Crisfield will
take the 3.80 P. 51.'train.
Wilmington Trainas stopping at all atations between
Philadelphia and Wilmington:
• Leave Philadelphia at 11 A 51.,2.30,5.007 and IL/10 (daily)
P. M. The 5.00 P.M. train connects with the Delaware
Railroad "for Harrington and intermediate stations. The
7.0 e P. M.Arain runs to New Castro.
Leave Wilmington 7.00 and 6.00 A.. M., and 1.30, 4.16 and
7.6 e (daily) P. M.II
Prom Baltimore to Philadelphia.—leave Baltimore 7.25
A. M., Way Mail. 9.15 A. Di. Express. 2.15 P. BL, Ex
pnas. 6 tifs P. M. Expresa . b 5 P. Express.
SUNDA] TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.—Leave Bal
timore at 9 55 P. M. . Stopping at Havre do Grace, Perry
vile and Wilmington. Also steps at North-East.Elkton
and Newark. to take passengers for Philadelphia, and
loave passengers from Washington or Baltimore, and ut
Chester te leave passengers nom Washington or Balti
more.
Tr:ll'mph tickets to all points West.Sonth arid Southwest
may be procured at ticket oflice. 829 Chestnut street.uuder
Continentalotel,_ where also State Rooms and Bertha in
Sleeping-Cars canbe secured during the day. persons
purchasrng tickets at this COCO can have baggage checked
at their residence by the Union Transfer Company.
F. KENNEY. Superintendent.
PITILADELPIIIA ds BALTIMORD
X
6 6 ' ''4 6 . CENTRAL HAILROAI). Winter-
Arrangoinonta. On and gator Monday..
Oct. Mb,: 1807, the Trains will leave Philadelphia,froru the
Depot of the Wont (Theater di iThilado)uiala Railroad, cor:.
nor of '1 birty.first and Chestnut streets.: Woet - PhiladaJi
at 'L4S A. M. and 4.60 M
Le
Rising Sun, at 6 4a and 'IVO A. M., and
leave CMOs d
A Market Train with Piiiiiiiigerff'arattached - wili run
on Tuesdays and Fridays, leaving the Rising Sun at 11.05
A. 51„ 1. xford at 11,45 ii. and Kenneth; at Lee 51„ cum
noel ing V% estiThoster ,}unction With a train for Phila.
dolphin. On Wedniiedirys and Saturdays train leaVitut
Philadelphia at 2.30 P. M. rune through to Oxford.
The Train leaving Philadelphia at 1.45 A.M. connects at
Oxford with a daily line of Stagoa for 'Peach Bottbni, in
Lancaster county. Returning leaves Peach Bottom to
connectnt Oxford with tho. Afternoon Train for Philadel•
The T U
rain ' ntying Philadelphia at 4.50 P. M. rune to
Rlsingtion,Md. , • .-L
Pnenengem alle wed to ' Mkt) wearing apparel only, as
Buggarte, and thu Cowl/any. Atli, not, in - any case, be rw
oyez:Able for an amount exceedliag. one hundred - dollars,
unless a special contract tui made for the Emma " •
Inhla • . • •;, • BEN NVOOD, Goner& Su" •
CAMDEN AND ISl r ritt,t4ol' )N
amp yHAILItuAD n'and after
• • .I ..Monday, Febrnary„ , Wilt; trawl
will leave front foot of •s•largot .troot, (Unnor Ferry)
for •Merchantvitie, Mnoriadown, Hu third; Ivisoonville,
It aft egport.:• Mount Vinoom
ton n, Birmingham and•Vtitiiortou, at 10.130 8.4) and
lir TIT iN IN°. •
Urge Pemberton, 3.30, g';,:; ». M., and 9.20 P.M.
" Mould lolly, 7.4 a, 1.47 A.M.; and-5.44-P.M - -
Dloorerto , n, 8.1 1 3,,0,15 A. NI., and 3.19 P. Al.
Tbn :1.00 I' M, lino on tiirengh to 11.141adtosvii; ot•.•i•
Mug at all the intormediata placed.
IJAILE it, 3 , trolinteimio
Tre - mviavlmur
=Ma
QUICKEST TIME ON RECORD.
THE PLEMANDLE AMR:—
per as HOURS to CINCINNATIi PENNSTLyA.
I/LAILROAD ANA.RAN-11ANDIa4IM ROUBB lees
TIME than by COMPENG LINES.
PASSENGERS taking the 8.00 P. M. TRAIN salve In
CFNCINNATI next EVENING at 9.85 P. M., 28 HOURS
ONLY ONE NIGHT on the ROUTE. •
r THE WOODRUFF'S celebrated 1' axes State
Room BLEEPING.CARI3 ran through from PLIILADEL.
PIMA to CINCINNATI. Pazeengera taking the MOO M.
and ILOO P.
and SOUTH
reach LINCHMATI and all
pante WEST and SOUTH ONE TRAIN IN ADVANCE
of all other Routes.
Em" Plumengere for CINCINNATI,_ INDIANAPOLIS,
ST. LOUIS, CAIRO,CHICAGO, PEORIA, HURLING.
TON. QUINCY, MILWAUKEE, T. PAUL, OMAHA, N.
T. and all palate WEST . NORTHWEST and SOUTH.
$ll l 3T_,
_will be particular to eak for TICKETS ear Via
P •HANDLE ROUTE.
EW - To SECURE the^ UNEQUALED advantages of
URA LINI" be VERY PA,EICULAR and ASK FOR
TICKET i'LVia PAN.HANDLE." at TICKET OFFICES,
N. W. CORNER NINTH and CHESTNUT Street%
NO. 116 MAPSET STREET, bot., Second and Front Sta.,
And TIIIRTY•FIRBT and MARKET Streets,Weit Phila.
8. F. SCULL, Conti Ticket Agt., Pittsburgh.
JOB N IL MILLER. Gera Eant'n Agt.,626 Broadway,N.Y.
i ff.ll . WEST JERSEY
.RAILROAD LINES.
9.
FELON FOOT OF NIIIKET STREET,
(UPPER PERRY.
COfdAFENOING TUESDAY, SEPT. 17. 1067.
. Trains will leave as follows:
For Bridgeton; Salem Vineland. MlRville and inhume.
Sate dtations, at B.9ti A.M., and 9.60 P. M.
For Cape May 3.24 P. hi.
For Woodbury at B.OU A. M., and 0,10 and /LW P. M.
Freight Train leaves Camden at. 12.09 M. (noon.)
Freight will be received at becond Covered %Albar t be
low 'Walnut street, from 7A. M. until 6P. M. Freight Ib
calved before 9 A. M. will go forward the game day.
Freight Delivery, No. 626 South Delaware avenue,
WILLIAM J. SWELL. annarintendent.
• READING RAILROAD.-
GREAT TRUNK. LIND from Phila-
delphia to the interior of Penneylva
nia, the Behitytkill, Susquehanna, Cumberland and
V. yorning Valleys, the North, Northwest and the Cana.
dap, Winter Arrangement of Paasenger Trains, Nov. 18,
1687. leaving the C. mpany'a Depot, Thirteenth and Cal
lon hill streets, Philadelphia, at the following hours:
MORNING AccummoDATioNs.-At 7.30 A. M. for
Reading and all intermediate Stations, and Allentown.
Returning, leaves Reading at 6.30 P. AL, arriving in
Philad. Iphia at 9.10 P M.
MORNING EXPRESS.-At 8.15 A. 3L for Reading. Le
bum% lianisburg, Potteville, Pine Grove, Tamaqua,
Sunbury, WilliameportElmira, Roc bester,Ntagara Falle,
Jniffslo. Wilkesbarre, Pittston, York. Carlisle, - Chain.
her-Marg. - 11 a aeratoW n. At.
1. lit 7.30 train connects at Reading with the East Penn
sylvania Railmsd trains fer Allentown, dm, and the
e.lB A . M. connects with ti e Lebanon Valley train for
Harrisburg, .te.; at Port Clluton with Catawissa R.R.
trains for Williainaport Lock Haven, Elmira, &c. ;_ at
Harrisburg with Northam Central, Cumberland 'Valley.
and Schnylhill and Busquebannatrains for Northumber.
land, Williamsport, o rk.Chatithersbure. Pinegrove. dte.
AFTERN. ON EX PRE:S.--Leaves • hdadelphia at az)
I'. Id. for Reading, Pottsville. Barrithurg.' ere., connect-Ina with Lending and Coluntia. Railroad trains for Col
umbia, fie.
POTTSIO 'WN ACCOMMOIIATION -Loaves Potts
town at e. 40 A.M., stopping at Intermediate stations; al .
tivef. in Philadelphia at 9.05 A. M. Returning leaves Phl.
Ipdeli his r.t 5.W P. A;.; arrives in Pottstown at 7.05 P. M.
READING accommovATios--Leares Reeding at
7.30 A. 11., stopping at all way stations; arrives in Phila
delphia at 14. IS A. Al.
Returning. leaves Philadelphia at 4.00 P. 3f.; arrives in
Rer ding at 640 P. AL
Trains for Philadelphia leave Harrisburg at 8.10 A. M..
and Potts - pile at 8.45 A. 31., arriving in Philadelphia at
LOU P. M. Aft( moon trains leave Harrisburg ai 110 P.M.,
and Pottsville at 0461'. M.; arriving at Philadelphia at
6A5 P. Si.
Harrisburg
. necommodation leaves Reading at 7.15 A.
Al., and hart ishurg at 4.10 P. M. Connecting at Roasting
with Afternoon Accommodation road, at 6.30 P. It
arriving in Philadelphia at 9.10 P. M.
Market train, with a Passenger car attached, leaves
Philad el; hia at 1145 nocu for Pottevitle and all Way 861..
VOIII3 ; leaves Pottsville at 7 A. AL, for Philadelphia and all
Way Stations.
All the above trains run daily. Sinadays eaceuted.
San day trains leave Pottaville at 8.00 A. AL, and Phila.
delphia at alb e. Al.; leave Philadelphia for Reading at
8.1.10 A. M., returning from Reading at 4.25 P. M.
CBS STER VA 1..1,EY RAILItOAD.-Passengers for
Downingtown and intermediate points take the ,7.30 .A.AL
and 4.00 P. AL trains from 'Philadelphia, returning from
Downingtown at 6.30 A. M. and 1.00 P_, SL
NF.W YttRIC EXPRESS, FOR PITTSBURGH AND
THE WEST.-Leaves New York st ; 9 A. lif., 5.00 and 8.00
P.M., Pawing Reading at 1 A. M., 1.50 and 10.10 P. M. and
connect at Haulaburg with Pennsylvania and Northern
Central Railroad Ex - mesa-Trains for Pittsburgh, Chicago,
Willittunport, Elmira. Baltimore. dte.
Returning. Express Train leaves Harrisburg, on arrival .
of Pennsylvania 'Express from Plttsbargh, at 3•and 6.25
A. Al.. 9.35 P. Al.. passing Reading at 4.49 and 708 A. AL
and 11.40 P. M, arriving at New 'lark 10.10 and 11.46 A.M..
and 6.00 P. M. Sleeping Care accompanying these trains
through between Jersey .City and P'ittshurgh, without
change.
Mail train for New York leaves Harrisburg at 8 10 A. M.
and 2.(10 P. M. Mail trail:ll'or Elarriaburg leaves New York
et 12 Ncfn.
SCII L YI.EILL VALLEY RAILROAD.-Ttaina leave
POttsville at &to, 11,0 e A. M. and 7.15 P. M.,returr.ing from
Tamaqua at 7.86 A. M. and 140 and 4.3.5 P. M.
WAIL; Y LK IL L AND tibiSQUEI - IANN A RAILROAD-.
Trains leave Auburn at 7.66 A. M. for Einegrove and liar.
riehutg. and at 12.96 P. M. for Pinegrove and Tremont; re
turuing from Harrisburg at 3.55 P. M.. and from Tremont
at 7.40 A. M. and 5.36 P. M.
TIPRETtI.-Through firetelare tickets and emigrant
tickers to all the principal ponds in the North and Went
at d Ceearlac._
Excursion Ticks!. from Philadelphia to Reading and
Into p,ediate stations good for day only, are cold by
Morning Accommodation, Market Train. Reading and
Pottstea n Accommodation Traiun at reduced rates.
Excursion 'I ickets to Philadelphia, good for day only,
are sold at Reading and Inter ediate Stations by Read
ing and Pottstown Accommodation Trento at reduced
The following tickets are obtainable only at the Office
of S. Bradford, Treasurer, No. 47 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, or of G. A. Nicolls, GoneraiSaperhatendent,
Reariine.
Cotornutstion Ticket,at 25 per cent. discount, between
any points -tittered, for families and arms.
-Mileage ickets, good for
and miles, between all points
at i 352 50 each, Cyr families firms.
Sc anon Tickets, for three. six, nine or twelve months.
for holders only, to all points at reduced taloa.
Lierg3 man residing on the line of the road will ho fur
united with chide, entitling themselves and wives to
tickets at half faro.
Escurtion Tickets from Philadelphia to principal eta
time, Food for Saturday, Sunday and Mandity, at reduced
fare, to be had only at the Ticket Ounce, at Thirteenth
and Cello r liih etreets.
FREIGHT'.-Goods of all descriptions forwarded to all
the abet e points from the t.ompany'a N (IW Freight Depot,
Broad and Vt Shore streets.
Freight Trains leave Philadelphia daily at 6.30 A. M.,
18.95 coon. and 6 P. M., for Reading. Lebanon, Harrisburg,
Pottsville, Port Clinton. and all points beyond.
Millis close at the Philadelphia Pont-0111w for all platten
on the road and its brunches at 6 A. M., end for the prin
cipal Stations only at 2.15 P.
- -
PHILAGELPHIA, GERMAN.
RATOWN AND NORRISTOWN RAIL.
TIME TABLE.-On and after
Wednesday. May 1, Pea.
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia-6, 7,8, Mai Itlll. 12 A. MO, 43.15,
Ll, SX, 6.10. 7, 8. 9. 10, 11, 12P. at.
eave Germantown -6 , 7, 731, 3.8.20. 9, 10,11, 12 A. M.; t,
2,3, 9,4. V, 6, 636 7, 8. 9, lib 11+Y. M.
Thm62o down train, and the OX and 5% up trains, will
not atop on the Germantown Manch.
ON SUNDAYS.
LeaVe Philadelphia-P.% minute* A. M ;.9, 7 and le% P.M.
Leave G e rmantown-915 A. id.; and OX P. M.
CIIFSTNUT HILL•RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia-6,8. 10. gl A. M.; S. 5%. dX. 7.9 and
10 P. M.
Leave.Cheatriut 11111-7-10 minutes, 8, 9.40 and 11.40 A.
M.; 1 90, 140, 5.40, ti 840 and 10.40 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
LOIVI3 Philadelphia- -9.15 minuted A. M.; 2 and 7P. lIL
Leave (iheaututliiH-1.50 minuteo A. AL ; 12.40. 5.40 and
1125 minutes P. M.
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia-6, 7X, 9,11.05, A. M.; 116.3, 4X, 53d,
6.15, 8.05 and 11X P Al.
Leave Norrlatown-5.40, 7,7.60.9,11 A. AL; IX. 43d. d. 15
and 83e P. Id.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave'Philadelebia- 9 A. M. •, 236 and 7.15 P. M.
Leave Northitowu-7 A. M. ; 6X and 9 P. M.
FOR MAN Ai U.NK.
Leave Philadelphia-8. 734. 9. 11.05 A. AL; IX, 3.4}1, 6.111,
6.15. 8.05 and 11301. id.
Leave al anayunk-6.10, 735, B.W, 9.4,11311 A. M.; 2, 336.5.
6X and 9 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave l'hilederghla-9 A. M.; 236 and 7,15 P. M.
Leave Money - mak-7M A. M.; 6 and 936 I'. M.
W. S. WILSON, General Superintendent,
Depot, Ninth and:Orem.' streets.
WERT O.IIRBTER AND PHILA.
.•-r‘a DELPIIIA RAILROAD. VIA SI E.
• ' DIA. WINTER ARRANDEMEN'rd.
On and after 610NDAY, Oct 7th, 1867, trains will leave
Depot. l'hirty.firstand Chestnut streets, as follows:
'!'ruins leave Philadziphis for West Chester, at 7.46 A.
M. 11. W A. M.. 2.3% 9.16, 4.6%
_dig and P. M,
Leave West Chester far Philadelphia, from Depot on E.
Market street. 0.25.7.96, 6.00 and 10.96 A. M.. 1.65, 460 and
'&66 P. M.
Trains leaving West Chester at 6.00 A. M., and leaving
Philadelphia at 9.60 P. M., will stop at B. O. Junction and
Media only.
Passengers to or from stations between West Chester
and a C. Junction going East, will take train leaving
West Chester at 7.43 A. K.. and going West, will take tralu
leaving Philadelphia at 9.60 P. M., and trankfar at U. U.
Junction.
prow,. leaving Philadelphia at 7.96 A. M. and 4"50 P.M.,
and let.ving West Chester at dee A. M. and 9.50 P. M..
connect it It. C. Junction with Trains on the P. and B.
C. ) . E. for Ox ft rd and intermediate points.
ON BUIS DAYB--Leave Pidladelphia at 8.30 A. M. and
benve West Chester 7.35 A Ze and P. M.
The DiVOI is reached Neil by the Cheshant L ind Isr s i.
nut ntreot & riul. Those or the ark et street lino run with.
in One square: , Thu ears of both linos connect with clack
train anon Ltd arrival • • • ,•
erratetngors aro allowed, te take wearing apparel
onlyav Bag(~t{tica••and the'Uompany will nor. in any egiais
he raffpMebie for an amount excending BHA wines rya.
nui gantractjt ruadikftir.giu same.
4 W t W
i f IM ))) . Genes) Ounnrintendout
• •
t I.IPART-41FREIGIIT.. . VIA
()ItT,II EINNSY GVA.NIA RAIL.
Rl4n. ,t,O Wilkeollapro, Medialloy
Clty;hlonnt 'Carmel i tielitrall.and all pante on haldgh
galley llallroad andlta brameliaa,
Ry
now arroottommyto, perfooted this day, thin road in
enable.' t m
o givo Ire:toed dcapatch to tuoroltaudiao COM
Illpiod to Elm shove mulled pollute.
Goode delivered at tho 'fbcon,All Frelgnt nova,
4.cor, of II(t)Y'1' and N 0131,14 tiCceecg,
}lamp 5 P. 51., roncli I,iliPtotd)arro, Mcomc t3armoi,
Yd Mixt oy v, a t b c ,..at,c, ILJ6augy and
Wyoming er.lletu boron, 11 M., of Co
(ILA ft& o No:cling
Aveat clAy.
le&
VWCIVP
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
,". Railroad. •-• Winter Thne., Taking
, effect Jan. 28th, V. Rolla , ne 011
the hronayivania 'ceittral Railroad tie tr .pot, at
Thirty.Srat and Market streota, which a reac directly
by the care of the Market Street Patecnger
Stre Eallwl3
lost car conne ct i ng with each train, leaving Frog as
sitkrYnt et* thirty , rninuta befOre itadeportnnh
of the Chestnut and Walnut Street Hallway run within
one square of the Depot. .
ON sUNDAYS—The Market Street Care tattoo Front
and Market streets 85 ininutee before the departure of
each • •t f f. °
Sleeping Car Tionota Min be had co4plie:atiotird
Ticket Oitice, Northwtat earner , tord - Cna , Mut
streett. and it the Depot.
Agents of th e Union Trantreo' mpeey will 011 for an/
deliver Baggage at the Depo Orders loft at, No.,2olpbeat•
nut etreet, No.llo Market street, will receive attention.
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT. VlZ.'s
Dian Train ....at &00 A. M.
Paoli Accommodation No. 1........... . . ..... .at 10,00 A. IL
Part Line • • • •at 12" M.
Erie Express. at 12.00 hL
Paoli Accent', Noe. 8.8 & 4 at L00.e.00 & io so P.
M.
Dart hinutt Accommodation • •al 240 r. M.
Lancacter Accommodation....... tour. M.
Pnrkebnrg Train ..... ....... .
&00 P. M.
Cincinnati Expreea...... at &OOP. M.
Eric ........... .......... at 11.15 P. M.
.6!
• • ••• ••• • ••• • g . ---------- „ c • ••
Philadelpbia at ILIA P. M.
Accommodation. . . .. ILSOP. M.
Frio Mail leaveiTaliy, eit.cePiTtii;l4.B. at ILSOP. M.
Frio Msil leaves gaily except SaturdaY.
Phil .deithia Express leaves daily. Alt ewer tra
daily, except Sunday.
The Western Accommodation Train runs daily, (+roe* ,
Sunday. For this train tickets. Must be procured ands
baggage delivered by 5.00 P. M.. at lie Market street.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT. VIZ:
Cincinnati Express.. ...... .... . ... at 1.25 A. M.
Philadelpbla Express . 0 7.10.
Paoli Accom. N0..........:................."8.20 "
Park sburg Train.
Erie Zeal .....
Fast Line...
Lancaster Train.
Erie Ex preen
Paoli Accoce. Noe. "2 dr.b
Day Expre55.. ...........
Ban isbnrcAcone., - '
For further information, apply to
JOEIN C. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 1101 Chestnut Anat.
FRANCIS FUNK Agent, 118 kLsrket street.
I3A hi CEL H. WAY ACE, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
he Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not mum*
any risk for Baggage, except for wearing apparel, and
limit their responsibility to ClneDundred Dollars %value.
All Baggage exceeding that amount in value will be at
the risk of the owner, unless taken by special contract.
EDWARD B. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent,' Altoona, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
RAILROAD—WINTER. TIM% TA
BLE,Through aid. Direct Route be
tween Philadelphia, Baltimore, Harrisburg, Williams
port and the Great Oil Region of Throng
Bleeping Cars cm all Ni Trains.
On and after MONDAY, Nov. 2 6 gh, 1.861. the Trains as
the Ph il adelphia and Erielltaßrpad will run as fOli010111:
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia
" " arrives at Me.. ~,,
Erie EXRr eae leaves
" " arrives at Erie.... .. ...
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia....
• , " arrives at Lock even.
EASTWARD.
Mall Train leaves Erie. .••• • • • 11125 A. M.
" Wi ll iamsport.— ... .... P. M.
" " arrives at I'biladelphia........ ..... 8.55 A. M.
Erie F'.`PreBtigitver Erin
.... : I: 2 08
Elmira Mail leaves Leek Haven .......7.10.5. M.
err. at Philadelphia..,..... ...... . . die P. M.
Mail and Express connect with all trains on Warren
and Franklin Railway Passengers Passengers leaving Philadelphia
at 10.00 M. arrive at Irvington at 6.40 A. M., and Oil City
at 0.60 A. M.
Leaving .Fhiladelphis at ILIS P. M.. arrive at 011 City
at 4.56 P. M.
All trains on Warren and Franklin Railway me n d ose
connection' at Oil City with trains tor er and
Petroleum Centro. Baggage checked through:
ALFRED L. TYLER,
General Severintendent.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIO RAH,
ROAD.
NV INTER ARR CNOEMENTS.
On and after Thursday. October Met, 1867. trains will
leave Vine Street Ferry daily (Sundays excepted):
Mail and Freight .. 7.30 A. M.
Atlantic Accommodation MS P. M.
Junction Accommodation to Atco and inter•
mediate stations. . . 6.30 P. M.
• RETITRN I N , 'WILE i . ..,k1 1 7E
Atlantic Accommodation. ..15A. 14..
Mail and Freight....,- . . .. . P.
Junction'ACcommodation ...... ......... . .. 6.80 A. M..
Haddonfield Accommodation will leave
Vine Street Ferry............... 10.16 A. 61., ZOO P. M.
Haddonfield. ......... .......... . 1.(g) P. M . 8.16 P. M.
oc/Plrl H. istuNDY. meat
PEM FS IOR TON AND HIGHTSTOWN
RAILROAD.
SPRING A RRANGEMIiTh.n.
A Freight and Pamenger Lino all& leave Hightatown at
6 A. M., and a Pasksenetg Line at I A.M."fog epuedelpijui
via Pemberton and Mt._
Returning, will leave Philadelphia 'fromthii. foot of
Market Wert ( Upper ferry) at I P. M. Freight and Paasern
ger Line, and at M.lfameeger Lino for Di .htptown. -
gobtU, WM.' H. QATZME Agent.
OPPOSITION .TO MONOPOLY—REL..
sumption of trips,. The , gkeemer.ELlZda
HANCOX, Capttire L. W Burt* hay
fag been thoroughly overhauled end.pdt.iti.complute re
pair.' will resume her route on the. Delaware nom!, be
tween :Wilmington and Philadelphia. ' touchbar i, : v it inter
mediate landings, MONDAY,. Mitch , go , ' starting
from 'wharf south-end of Market street bridge
ton. and from arch street wharf.. Philadelphia,. running
on the following time-table .• Leave Wilmington' at I A.
M.leave Wilmington at 1 P. M. ;'leave : ehiladelphia at 10
A. Si.. leave Philadelphia at 4 P. M. The: proprletote of
this line, thankful for the patronage 89 liberally bestowed
upon them lost season. have determined to offer the fol
lowing reduced rates 'of tare : Prom Wilmington to
Philsdelphia, 20 cents; from Chester eta Desk to Philo-.
delphia.lo cents; from Philadelohis. to Wilmington, 20
ceui from • hester and nook to Wilmington, - le cents.
Round trip tickets 80 ceLts.
11ANCOX,
inh . 2B.tfd President NOW York and Troy Steamboat tie.
LEGAL NOTICES.
LOLISA P. DICK' BY ER ;NEXT FRIrND, ELJ.
NEWNAISI, ve. ROBERT HICK. Common 'Pleal. in
divorce. March Term, 1868, No 23. •
1 o ROBERT DOCK, Respondent, Sir; You will plea*.
take notice that interrogatoriee. with the names and
occupation of the wit neettes to be examined in the above
ta'e, have been filed and noted in the Prothonotar.v'a
Office teald witu ewe will be examined before Jno Roberta,
examiner, appointed by the Court, at hie office. No. 12a S.
sisth street: city of Philadelphia. on MON DAY. - Aprilnk
ISM at ft o'clock. P. M.. when and where you may attend
if you think proper. JOHNC. 11.81HIEFFElt,
n1)27 -15t2 Attorney for Libellant.
-
I N 7DE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY AND
cm NTY F
JOHN CD NED NGLIA-A
No. 241.
R Brier HAllll TOM. who survived , Sept. Term,
JOll eMILEN , late trading no j
HAMILTON SMILEY.
Then uditor npr (doted to report distribution of the fund
raised by the Shei ill's sale. under the above writ, will
meet the patties interested for the purpose at
his appointment, at his office. No. Walnut street.
Philadviphia, on Wednesday, the find day of April, NCB.
at 4 o'clock P. N., where all portico are required to
make their claims, Jr be debarred from coining in upon
Bald fund. WA Li FE It J.' BUDD,
mh2elllt• Auditor.
TN THE DISTRICT 'COURT FOR. TDB CITY AND ,
TN
COUNTY OF VD 1 LAMM I'll lA.
BENJAMIN BECKNT 'es. EDWARD B. SULLIVAN,I
H. Fa.. Sept. Term 180, No. 671
ALLEN Tomo.Neorq et. at. vs. EDWARD B. SULLI—
VAN.
FL Fa. Dec. Term. 1867, No. 318.
The Auditor, appointed by the Court to report distribu
tion tf the fund in' t curt, produced by the Sheriff 's sale,
of the, delta. dant's personal property, under the 'above , .
stated write, will attend to the duties of his appointment
on uesday, the Met day of March, at 834 r . M., at Ws
office, No. 186 South Sixth street, in the city of Phtladel-'
phis, w hen and where all persons interested shall present ,
their claims, or be debarred from coming in Anon said.
funds., . .
hi. N. RICH,
March 20th. 1136&'
IN TILE •ORPHANI3 O COURT FOR, TEIE CITY 'AND
• 1 County . ot Philadelphis.-rEstate of • al ATRAN
DUN N,det named.—The Auditor appointed by the Court to
andlt, aottle mud adjust We sixth account of EREDERICK.
BROWN 'end MAAt.; C. COLLINS, Execn Ors 'of NA
TBAN DUNN, deceased; the account of . FREDERICK.'
111 (INV/S. Adariaixtrutor de bouts non c. t a.. of N A2t2tt AN
dtoessed; the account of FituDBRICK ORO WN.
surviving Executw of NATUAN DUNN. deceased as
filed by his Executors; and the account f FREDERICK
BR* MN, mete° of ItliUD a. N. LAMB, ANN EIA:ZA
PANI'+. RHODA S. ROB ERTO and PAT...WWI
14.11t1M9L1, under the will - of NATHAN Di .' de
ceased, and to make distribution. wilt attend to the dn tlni
of Me appointment. on Tuesday. the et/vet - Wit - lay Of April.
A. D' left& at 4 o'clnek I'. N.. nt ht 4 Gillet. No. 2it :tenth
Fifth street. in. the city of L'hiladelphia.,
inh97.l,tu,wsl§ JOSEP/I A, CLAY, Au-2;v,,
.INTPIEPHAN/3' COURT FJR TuE ern- ,%Nll
County of Ildindelphia.'. Estate of If tRON
blAtifilLE I:lYr., deceased. The Auditor
appointed by. tho Court to audit. sottle and otthiet the
1., ht es count of EDWARD BIIIPPEN. - Cm ,
tot C. I. a., true Trustee tr tho estate of Mertrico 41.11,tote
:ive, 411CCRIK d, mad to report dlvulbatlon of the 4alanco
In the hands of the accountant, win plea tho Partied
Interested ft r the purposes of his nprointiiie , t. on Mon
day. Ai lii thh. 1868, at 12 n'elock M., et hi , office, No. 1 Y
NV 'nut effect in tb.o city of Pldinacluida.
TflOMS'6o.st
Auditor.
nt W 110
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Dorutt of rbilsdelphia, ned }'"rata or'avrtrll.
tt CO. The Auditor appointed, by tits,
Coco o stedit, hdttle oud adjust till' account of If,LiAt3
' - ALL at Tkio3lA , ti '
k•iiitiile for the benefit of credltcrscf :111 t 1 tr
TuN,vci)., tie r , spoofs till) i n diViiil!3l4'etste of DANIEL
t'l.ll'lll, 000 or said Thou will for the ItuOsostia4thirs
tetruoit rrnert-n , sst.tho potties interestetilik-sttstAtesst.
r 5 Footh in tho • ofpi l a w .
toll Tose day, April 7.1 , CA, ritti
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