Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, May 06, 1868, Image 4

WELEGRAPHIO SIRMIIMEtIfe
Diner MCCARTIRY, aged 16, committed suicide
in Memphis on Monday taking morphine.
• TifiRTY•ONE hundred and seven seven etni,
granta have arrived at New York since Sunday.
Tao Germania yesterday took out $1,000,4,A)
in specie for Europe. '
Si M. CottAmkr has been renortiliDted for Con
gress— by the Republican ConVention of the Eighth
district of Illinois.
CHAS. E Forma, formerly of. New.Tork,, has
been nominated forcongress by the Republican
District Conventiori at'Riehmond, Ye.
A risono chicken-thief, named fihalcross, was
shot in Memphis by a policeman last night while
attempting to escape).
BARON Burman° Ambassador of Prussia to
France, gave a grand' dinner last evening to all
the foreign envoys present in Paris.
IT is said that the French Minister at the Court
of St, Petersburg and Prince Gertehakoff have
had a conference on the Cretan question.
Tun South German States threaten to with
draw from the Customs Diet if the address issued
by the party of German Unity' should be faVora
bly considered by the Zollverein.
Tug Indians 'captured and destroyed 'a train
near Trderosa, 'New Mexico.on April 18th, killing
seven Men. They had previously killed thirteen
persons near the same place.
THE 'United States officers at Buffalo have
seitedll7 head of cattle, imported from Toronto
by, tiPtilladelphian, and invoiced,, as is alleged, at
halftheir value. •
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lf,roirrzno persons were poisoned with arsenic,
at et:soarding-hense,. on Bnnday, in New Orleans.
Nous have died; ',tang %saved , by taking an over-
jABEEB Gamma!, a well-known ticketagent at
Buffsloehas beetf#ol2tenced to the Auburn State
prison - for four years for forgery." ills '„Pottrum.
moved for a stay sentence on a writ of error.
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Tas United SAW mail Wet robbed at:l:lards
burg on Monday night. The bores containing'
letters from Chico go to Philadelphia,:and trout
Harrisburg to , ,thiaeity, were 'abstracted.
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UDGE WATROVS openea the' Amulet Court at
Galveston yeat,erday. his %charge the Judge
Bilstahied the constitutibnality of the a Civil
Rights' bill. • , ' •
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A TP.ESTLE work atthe Erie o f aatwardtepot, In
Jersey City, glVe Yeetdrafin letting , an
enghle into the Nerd" river. • - The ,epgineer and
fireman, named NeCoit and. Carhart, were
drowned. • ;
H. I. Massnsown, a banker with extensive,
connections with the interior, failed in New York
yesterday. He is President of the Ontario, Can
ton and Cortland Banks.. His liabilities are not
stated.
THE Legislature of Connecticut meets to-day.
The 'Republicari last night nominated' Charles
Jones, of East Haven, for Speaker of the House.
The Democrats have nominated Wm. L. Bennett,
of. Huntington, for Speaker,
Tan jury in the Cole trial; at Albany, N. Y.,
have been out since two P. AL yesterday. In re
ply to an inquiry of. Judge Ingraham, they sent
word that they would not probably agree last
night, and the court until to-day.
'A
delegation of Choctaw Indians were intro
duced to General Grant yesterday. The Indians,
on behalf of the Southern tribes, assured the
General'of their willingness to preserve order on
the frontier, thereby saving 92,0 . 00,000 yearly to
the Goverriment.
Tux grand musical festival of the Handel and
Haydn Society, Boston, commenced yesterday in
Music Hell, with a promise of great success. The
orchestra numbers about one hundred and fifteen
pieces, and the choristers eight hundred. Parepa,
Adelaide Phillips, and George Simpson, of New
York, are among the distinguished singers.
THE Mississippi Central Railroad has been
leased to a Delaware company for sixteen years.
The lessees assume the entire indebtedness of the
road, except the debt of the State of Tennessee.
The road Labe returned to the stockholders at
the expiration of the lease in the same condition
as delivered. Arrangements are being made for
an extension to Louisville.
Soldiers" and Sailors> - State Central
Committee.
General James A. Beaver, of Centre county,
chairman, of the State Convention of Soldiers
which assembled in this city on the Bth of Jan.
last, bas appointed the following committee to
take active part in the State and National elec
tions this fall:
Chairman--Gen. Chas. H. T. Collis, Philada.
Adams—Col. W. W. StewarL
Allegheny—Col. John A. Stuart, Maj. Wm. A.
Robinson.
Annstrong--Lient. Geo. W. Cooke.
Beaver—Capt. J. S. Ratan.
Bedford—Capt. J. H. Longnecker.
Berke—Capt. Wm. A. Sands.
Blair—CoL Jacob Higgins.
Bradford—Gen. H. J. Madßl.
Buelni—Capt.'Alfred Marple.
Butler—Capt. George W. Fleeger.
Cambria—Col. R. A. McCoy.
Cameron—Not yet appointed.
Carbon—Gen. Chas. Albright.
Chester—Col. S. Oetavius Bull.
Centre—Maj. G. D. Pifer.
Clarion—Maj. IL Weller.
Clinton—Col. S. A. Lyman.
Cleartield—Col. A. M. Smith. •
Columbia—(Not yet appointed.)
Crawford—lien. De Witt Clinton McCoy.
Cumberland—J. D. Adair.
Dauphin—Col. H. J. Sheaffer.
Delaware—Wm. C. Gray.
Elk—Col. James C. Burke.
Erie—Gen. Thos. M. Walker.
Fayette—Maj. P. A. Johns.
Franklin—Col. D. Watson Rowe.
Fulton—Lieut. James Potts.
Forest—Capt. D. S. Knox,
Greene—Lieut. S. K. Evans.
Huntingdon--Maj. W. F. Johnston,
Indiana—Col. Dau. S. Porter.
Jefferson—Lieut. A. B. McClain.
Juniata—Col. J. H. Robinson.
Laneaster—Col. Emlen Franklin, Major Rel
noehl.
Lawrence—Col. Daniel Leasure.
Lebanon--Capt. A: R. Bouchter.
Lehigh—(Not yet appointed).
Luzerne—Col. Henry M. Hoyt.
Lycoming—Col. Thomas Chamberlain:
Mercer--Capt. A. B. McCartney.
llicKean—Gen. Thomas L. Katie.
Mittlin—Capt. William Mann.
Monroe—(Not yet appointed). •
Montgomery—Capt. W. B. Hart.
Montour—(Not yet appointml),
Northampton—Gen. J. L. Selfridge..
Northumberland—Gen. Win. McCormick.
Perry—Lieut. Samuel Foster.
Pike—(Not yet appointed).
Potter—(Not yet appointed).
SchuyikW—Col. Beath.
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Snyder— Major B. F. Wagonseger,
Somerset—Capt. Adam Grim.
Sullivan—Licut. H. R. Dunham.
Susquehanna—Col. Jones Burnitt.
Tioga—D. L. Dian.
Union—J. Merrill Linn.
Venango—Col. Duncan.
Warren—Gen. Roy Stone.
Washington—Maj. J. R. Day.
Wayne—(Not yet appointed.)
Westmoreland—Gen. Gallagher.
Wyoming—Captain Banatyne.
York--Capt. W. 11. ItleCall. •
Philadelphia Committee, representing each
ward in the county—Gen. J. T. Owen, Gen. Benj.
C. Tilghman, (Tear Hector Tyndale, Gen. A. Von.
Steinwehr, Col. James C. Biddle, Col. John H.
Taggart, Col. Frank .Wister, Col. Frederick O.
Newhall, Gen. Lads Wagner, Sergt. Daniel Bas
tian, Capt. IL C. Hicks,N. M. Redding, Seaman
Ed. Ilelterty,.Major J. T. Pratt, Capt. aobt. A,
Thomas, Private Arthur Scott, Private Samuel
Phillips, Capt. Richard Donagan, Lieut. S. C
Perbine, CoL Charles S. Green, CapL F. EL Mar
tin, Col. J. H. Sines, Major U. L. Ashurat,
Col. Wm. McMichael, Maj. Richard • Ellis, Major
Charles Smith, Col. S. B. Wylie Mitchell, Sergt.
S. P. Jones, Jr., Capt. O. B. Griffith, Capt. J. B.
Allen, Maj. E. De Buck, Capt. A. J. Knorr, Capt.
Wm. D. Rank, Capt. Frank Gregory, Capt. F.
Boland, Gen. li. G. Sickel,Capt. Wm. J. Mackey,
Colonel S. B. Tapper, Captain J. P. McQuade,
Sergeant John Sine; Sergeant James Henley,
Captain J. W. Alien, Sergeant It. J. Miller, Col
onel Jacob M. Davis. Captain Jacob S. Stretch,
Captain Thomas Bringhurat, Captain Henry C.
Bach, General Gideon Clark, Major Wm. Oliver.
Colonel S. J. Givln, Private James Magee, Major
Marshall Hong, Captain Joseph Gibson, Captain
John Olask, Captain Harry Conner, Captain
S amue l R. Jamison, Lieutenant Frank R. Duke,
lAentenant Thomas 11. Ford, Colonel James
43iv00, General E. R. Bites, General Charles M.
Prevost, Private T. Bransby, General R. L. Bo
cline, Captain A. M. K. Storle, Colonel James
Brady, Captain Edmund Switzer; (lenetc4 Efftey;
Major; Robert /IL MdClure, Colonel' Janes
Latta, Captain Georg N., Watson.
The above committee will meet at the rooms of
the National Union" Club, No. 1103 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, on the 4th day uf July next,
at 11 o'clock, A..11L
CnAnuta H. T. CoLim, Chairman.
A. L. RUSSELL, Secretary, Harrisburg, Pa.
Important Legal Proobedltifft titid:De6
otittons at Ilarrtoburg.
HARRISISURG, May 5, 1868.-4iieveral State cases
of importance are before Judge Porton this
week. The case of the Commonwealth against
the city of Philadelphia, for arrears of taxes, la
set apart for, trial to-morrow. In the case of the
Commoilwcalth against, the Central Petroletkm
Company, of Now York, for arrears of taxes ou
capital stock, a verdict was rendered against de
fondants f0r'510,762 50. The Company claimed
immunity from taxation' under: the act of 1863,
allowing foreign corporations to hold three hun
dred acre of land in this State, and that the act
of 1865, repealing the act of 1863, was unconsti
tutional, because it violated a contract between
the State and the company. Ruled that the act ,
of 1855 was valid.
Commonwealth vs. Dale Farm Oil Company.
Suit against the defendants for a bonus on the
charter, amountinglo,.sl,97l. The act of 1867.
enables oil companies to reduce the capita; stock
without-limit, providing also that the companies
shall pay a bonus only upon reduced capital,
which should be recoverable from the net earn-,
Inge of the company after the passage of the act,
,The defendants reduced their capital from $lOO,-
000 to' $lO,OOO, and averred that no profits have
been realized. Verdict for the Commonwealth
for only $l4.
In the:following cases settlements were made
against defendants for tax on net earnings of in
,come under act of April 30, 1864. This act ex
emPts from payment of the tax in question all
companies paying tax on their dividends. De
,fendants are obliged, under act of April 12, 1859,
to, ay a tax on capital stock, which is measured.:
by the amount of their dividends. They con
tended that taxes thus paid by them under the
act of April 12, 1859, were taxes on diVidende
within the meaning of the act of 1864, The court
directed verdicts to bo entered .for the Common
wealth as folinws:—Glasgow OR Company, $72,-
095; Allentown Iron Company, $897,795; Harris
burg Car Manufacturing Company, $61,182;
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company, $11,070;
Dickson Manufacturing Company; $149,427.--
Inquirer.
'rho Uri tisk Min Istry.
Loxnox, May 5, Midnight.—ln, the House of
Commons, to-night, 'Mr. Gladstone referred to
the Duke of Richmond's assertion in the House
of Lords, last iaight, that the Queen left it to the
Ministry to dissolve Parliament whenever they
pleased. He said such power was unconstitu
tional, as it left the Ministry at liberty to deal
with cases which have not yet arisen.
Ile asked for an explanation of that statement,
which contradicted the one made in the House of
Commons by the Premier.
Mr. Disraeli, in answer, said there was no dis
crepancy between the statements made in the two
Houses. He had offered to resign, but the offer
was declined. His advice to the Queen was to
dissolve Parliament when the state of business
permits. This was without any reference to the
new constituencies; but if the work of the House
was soon completed, dp new House woald be
deeted by them.
Sir Stafford Northcote said the Ministry had
no intention to menace the House.
Mr. Disraeli, again rising, said the right to dis
solve was only reserved in case the Issue on the
Irish Church was pressed.
Others spoke, when the debate ended.
The ITI. E. Conference at Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 51—The conference was called
to order by the Rev. Bishop Clark.
The report of the Central Centenary Committee
shows that, while the General Conference of
3:64 felt authorized to ask for but $2,000,000,
the aggregate amount raised is bound to be
$8.887,662 35.
Bishop Simpson delivered the Episcopal ad
dress, occupying forty-five minutes.
The conference ordered the printing of 8,000
copies of the address, and the various portions of
it were referred to appropriate committees.
The order of business was taken up, being the
reception of petitions, memorials, etc., of which
a very great number were presented for lay dele
gation, and many against it.
Prof! Williams, of Delaware, Ohio, offered a
resolution requesting the bishops to commu
nicate to the conference their suggestions in re
gard to re-arranging the boundaries of the con
ferences.
Mr. Walden, of Cincinnati, offered a resolution
requesting the book agents to furnish copies of
all our periodicals to public libraries and reading
rooms on certain conditions.
Mr. Lowry, of 4.lneinnati, offered a plan of
finances, which was referred.
The Rev. Mr. Carruthers, of the Erie Confer
ence, presented a petition in favor of so amend
ing the discipline that bishops shall be elected for
a term of years, and inducted into office without
consecration.
The Chair then announced the special coinmit
ces previously ordered.
CITY BULLETIN.
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LI.TEENTII ANNIVERSARY OF THE NORTHERN
HOME Fon. Fnininunss CHILDREN. - The six
teenth anniversary of the Northern Home for
Friendless Children, and the Soldiers' and Sailors'
Orphans' Home, which takes place at Horticul
tural Hail on next Tuesday evening, May 12th, is
already attracting great attention, and promises
to excel all that have preceded it in point of gene
ral interest. These anniversaries have been very
popular,always attracting greatly larger numbers
of persona than could possibly be accommodated
in the churches in which they were hold. To
give as many as possible an opportunity of wit
nessing the coming one, the lady managers have
resolved to issue tickets without charge to as
many persons as can be comfortably seated in
Horticultural These tickets may be pro
cured on Saturdaynext, at the music store of
J E. Gould, No. 924 Chestnut street, and of the
Managers. Those who desire to secure seats
sheuld make early application. In addition to
short addresses by several popular speakers, the
exercises will consist of spirited dialogues and re
citations, and the singing of a number of new
and very beautiful songs and hymns, the music
of which has been composed expressly for this
occasion by one of our most talented musicians.
Nearly po of the children belonging to the Home
will take part in the exercises.
Tun Iturunac.....n INVINCIBLES.—Last evening
a numerously attended meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Republican Invincibles was held
at the National Union Club House, 1105 Chestnut
street, to take action on the report of the com
mittee appointed at a previous meeting to ar
range for a mass meeting by the Invincible Club
to protest against ring nominations and ring
cundidates.
The committee reported, progress, and stated
that they had already issued a call for the meet
ing' but had not fixed - either the time or place,
butthought that it could be so arranged as to be
held on or about Juno 1. The report was ac
cepted.
The Executive Committee decided that a meet
ing of the club should be called at' an early day
in order to perfect the organization. Also that
the club shall bold a meeting to ratify the nomi
nations made by the Chicago National Republi
can Convention.
FUEL Savor° SOCIETY.—The forty-seventh an
nual meeting of the Fuel Sallng Society was held
last evening. The managers reported that during
the •past year nearly 600 persons have partici
pated in the benefits of the Society. There were
153 depositors, and the sum deposited was
$1,211 48, making an average of ea 92 from each.
Of the depositors, 41 are occupied as washer
women, 36 at sewing, and the other as laborers,
shoemakes, dressmakers, &c. The following
officers were elected : President—lsrael E. John
son. Vice Presidents—George Yana and Elitm
Roberts. Treasurer—E. H. Williamson. Secro
tary—B. W. Beesley. Managers—George W.
Conarroe, Randolph Wood, C. P. Perot, N. E.
Janney, Jonathan Evans, Ed ward Bettie, Jr.,
Charles Richardson, William Hacker, David
Scull, Jr., Wm. G. Rhoads, Marcellus Balderston,
Charles Roberts.
ComurrEn.—Louis Devine, alias George Kra
mer, alias Louis Langer, alias Wm. R. Lange,
was before Alderman Bottler, yesterday, charged
with cheating and defrauding the tirm of E.
C. Pratt; Bros. and Co., No, 28 Bank street, of
the snm of $6O. This is the man who presented
the bogus telegraph despatch, as stated in the
Buturrisi of yesterday. He was, committed to
answer.
THE DAILY : EVENING,BIILLATIN.:4IIILADEL,PHIA, , WEDNEgDAI MAT .-'6,4808
SlP;4lllins."—i W, illlam Pricicati4 ,Ci ofnas
Joblit44l;ll2o_fornier frOm Washinglim :and the
y latter from Danville made ,a raid..on .varions
stores on,Thipl, and Market streets at an early
honeyedterday morning, taking from each a few
valuable articles. The house of Dorn, King &
!Seibert, No: 818 'Market 'street; suffered to the
'extent of two boxes of silk; that of Barritt &
llvo. 180 Market street, lost two pieces of all-wool
idelaines, and Strauss,Ben & linchstadter, N0.,139
'North Third street, "a number" of shawhi. The
two boxes of silk were found •on the prisoners
when arrested by Officer Terry, pf the,Third
*let, and Sergeant React; and :identified bv
;Mr. Seibert. They were' both eliminated by AI-
Aerman Beiller in default of two thousand dollars
bail each. •
ALIJERMATTIC ForEs.—The fines and` penalties
paid into the City Treasury for the month of
April amount, to $437 50. They, were paid in as
foilows : Alderman Tittermary, $34; Godben,
$3l; Morrow, $97; Holmes. $11; Paueoast, $11;
Heins, NG; Manic, $32; Swift, $35; Shoemaker,
$34; Fitch, $3O 50; Ransdell, $B5; Jones, $29.
NEW SOHOOL HOUSE.—The contract for the
erection of a now school house, at Forty-flrst and
Oregon streets, In the Twenty-fottrth Ward, • for
the sum of $32,986. has been confirmed. The con
tractor is Mr. John _McClure, and his sureties,
Messrs. Theodore Cuyler and J. T. Linnard,
both of whom have been approve&
FATAL ACClDENT.—Yesterday Frank Murphy,
II
syears old, residing at 417 South Nineteenth
street, while riding on a pile of lumber, was
thrown off, and the wagon passing over, him he
was terribly, crushed and bruised. The unfortu
nate sufferer Was removed to the Pennsylvania
Hospital, where he died in a few tours: The de
ceased leavesimife, but no children.
SERIOUS , ACOIDERT.—Owen Petted', 61. years
old, residing in Wood street, above Broad, while
at work yesterday at Fatdkner & Hoopesqumber
yard, , Was infured by a plle of lumber falling on
him. One of his legs. was broken, and he was
poich•Brtdsed. '
Lanacm—Yestettay• the steam yacht Isabella
was launched-froth the 'ship-yard, foot of Norris
street, on the Delaware.. She is forty-five feet in
length, .ten feet beam, four feet depth of hold, and
has a cabin twenty-four feet, capable of accom
modating about seventy-live people.
ANOTLIER DEATH.-John Young, one •of the
workmen who was employed at the Penn Treaty
Iron Works, and who was injured by the recent
boiler explosion,died on Saturday last. He lived
In Lydia street, near Hancock.
EXTENSIVE SALE Or REAL &TATE AND .STOCES.
Messrs. Thonms Sons' sale at the Exchange, yester
day noon, was largely attended, and the bidding quite
spirited. They sold about $200,000 of real estate and
stocks, viz: Lot, Sargeaut street, Twenty-fourth
Ward, $4,850; four frame dwellings, el 4 and 810 Spring
Garden street, subject to a yearly ground rent of $75,
$2,1410; desirable residence, southwest corner of Thirty
nit.th and Spruce streets, 100 feet front, 150 feet deep.
$17,500; lot adjoining, 100 by 150 feet, subject to a
yearly ground rent of $2lO, $5,900; lot adjoining, 40
by 150 feet, subject to a yearly ground rent of $.20,
$l!150; elegant country seat and farm, 58 acres, known
Its Woodfield, Old Yorlr road, and Fisher's lane, ssll,-
M 0; elegant four.story brown stone residence', No. 1531
.Locust street, 20 feet front, Oil feet deep, $10,250; coun
try place—two story stone dwelling, northeast corner
Township Line road and Tioga street, $5,200: soar
story brick residence No. 1534 Walnut street. $40,000;
lot, Sixteenth street, south or Walnut street, 2t) by tiu
feet, $6,154); superior three• story brick residence, No.
1225 Spruce street, $11,400: two 'three-story brick
dwellings, Nos. 404 and 400 South Twenty-third
street, each subject to a yearly grout d rent of $6O,
each $1,150, $2,300; -four brick and frame dwellings,
Nos. 1322 and 1324 Bed! ord street. $2,800; two lots, L
Street, $2OO. At private sale, previous to public
sale: Residence,' 1920 Rittenhouse square, $23.030; 2
shares Mercantile Library, $O. $l2; ii shares Unien
Bank of Tennessee, $l2, 572; 1 share Philadelphia and
Southern Mail Steamship Company, $5O; 200 shares
Shamokin Coal Company, $6.50, $1,300; 2 shares Point
Breeze park. $127 50, $255; $603 Schuylkill Naviga
tion, 60c. '
$397.80; $l,OOO shares Mingo Oil Company.
7c, $7O, 13,0L0 shares Mcßae and Cherry Bun Oil, Xc,
$l5.
ANNTVEDSARY OP THE PHILADELPHIA TRACT AND
bitssion Socie.TY.--The forty-first anniversary of the
above society was held last evening at the Church of
the Epiphany, ogner of Fifteenth and Chestnuit
streets. Although the evening was inclement, a lame
number of persons were present. After the usual
devotional exercises,the an n ual report was read,show
ing that the society is directed by Managers from the
different Evangelical Churches of the city. It has one
General Agent, three Superintendents, seven Mission.
aries, fifty-five Assistant Superintendents, and eight
hundred Visitors. It circulates monthly 50,000 En
glish, 8,000 German, 141 French. 4 Spanish, and 1 Ital
ian Tracts over about two.thirds of the city; 5,000
monthly to the shipping on the Delaware and Schnyl
kill rivers. It invites, through .its visitors, to the
house of God; gathers children to our Sabbath and
other Schools; furnishes the Bible to the destitUte;
visits thatick and relieves their bodily and spiritual
wants; aids in the Temperance Reform; secures a
better observance of the Sabbath. and holds religious
meetings among the poor. It endeavors, in the spirit
of the Gospel, to carry out its teachings. It needs
funds to enable It not only to carry on the work, but
to extend its Tracts and Missionary operations
through the city. Addresses were made by distin
guished speakers.
PPHILADELPHIA, FEBRUARY ler, 1888.
Mr. J. R. Butler (brother of E. H. Butler) is a part
nor in our fum from sad after this date.
mhl4-tfa E. IL BUTLER At CO.
MPOUTAWNS—•
Reported l for them I
ruilade
ma Eve O ning bulletin.
CARDENAS—Behr W 11 Tiers, Hoffman -474 hhds
tee molasses Geo C Carson es Co.
biATANZAB—Behr Alice C Noyes, Crowell-322 casks
molasses Harris, Ileyl & Co.
cALAIB, ME.—Behr Helen, Carroll-400,000 laths 1700
Hackmatack ship knees W A Levering.
TURKS ISLAND—Behr Joeie Kennie, Harris-3008
bushels salt E A Solider & Co.
2110VIERWIT9 OF OCIEAti ISTEASUERai
TO ARRIVE.
SHIPS THOM POE DASH •
Rellona . Londop —Ness' Ycgt .Aprills
Tarifa . . ... . . .......Liverpool—Boeton & N Y April 2.
Delitschland outhampton.. Now York_ ..... .A pril 21
City of liceiton. Y0rk..........April 22
Erin . .... New Y0rk..........4pri1 22
Nova Scotian Liverpool.. ortland— —April 23
Al lem ania Southampton.. Now York —April 24
Caledonia...—. ...01aegow..New Y0rk.......... April 24
Denmark...—.. —Liverpool—New York. April 24
Citylof Washingion.Liverpool—N Y via Hailifax..,April 31
Villa do Paria ilreet..New York April 25
China_ *
Liverpool.. New Y0rk..........April 25
Union Southern pton..N w Yolk Apri 28
Palmyra ... —Liverpool..Now York...—. A.. April 28
Nebraak a . ....... ...Liverpool. New York April 28
TO DIIPART.
Siberia.— —New York.. Liverpool .. . ....
Pioneer. ..... 7
Columbia ..... .New YOrk..Olitegow... • . ........ Malt 7
Union New York..Bromen ... May 7
Louisiana...:New York.. Liverpool..... May 9
Colun bin.. ........New York.. Havana. ...... May 9
City of Boiton....Now ....... May 9
'towline New York.. Havana........ ..... May 9
Allemania ..... Netv York—Hamburg ...........May 12
C010rad0..... ... . . Y0rk..Liverp001............May
Tonawanda.....ithl adeluhia:;Savannah 51 ay 13
Juniata .. . .. Philadelphla..N. 0. via Havana.. May
City of Now. .
ork.New York.. Liverpool....... ..... Mayl3
China Now York ..Liverp001........
... .May 13
Morro Coale New York..Naesaudalavana....May 14
• . —..—.. New York.. Vera Cruz, die May 14
Stare andlitripea....Phllad'a..Havana.........i....May 19
c. TifoCAMftiO ßO/U.ID OF TRADE.'
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WASHINGTON BUTCHER.
MARINE BULLETIN.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA-MAT 6.
Bun Mere, 6 21 BUN 16rre, 658 I Mon Weras, 1 BO
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Florence Franklin, Pier. on. 13 hours from Bal.
'more, with lade° to A Groves. Jr.
- . .
liteamer Chester, Jones, 24 hours from NOW York, with
mdse to W P CI do & Co.
kteamer CWalker, Shoran, 24 hours from New York,
with rodeo to W Id Baird dr, Co.
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison. 24 hours from Now York,
with mthe to W M. Baird & Co.
. . . „
Behr Win El Tiers, Hoffman, 12 days from Cardenas,
ith molasses to Geo C Carson & Co.
Behr Alice C Noyes, Crowell, 16 days from Matanzas,
with molasses to Harris, Hey! &
Behr 1r II Naylor, Naylor, 5 days from Charleston, with
lumber to Collins A: Co.
Behr Helen. Carroll, 7 days from C&111111, with lumber to
W A Levering.
Schr Alphabet, Beauchamp, from Deep Creek, Ve. with
lumber to Conine &
. .
Behr Caroline Virginia, Brown, II days from Choptank
River, md. with railroad flee to Collins & Co.
Behr B C Fithian, Tuft, 1 day from Port amosit, with
g ße n r oGan L
t B . Marshal 0 1
day from Lewes, Dol. with
grain to Jas L Bewley 4 Co.
Sclu C L Vandervoert, Baker. Boston.
Tug Fairy Queen. Alexander,fromlßaltimore,with alow
of bargee to W P Clyde & Co.
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with a tow
of bargee to W P Clyde &
CLEARED Y ESTERDAY.
Steamer Norman, CrpweiL Boston. it Winer & Co.
Steamer litlyflower. Itobilmon, N York, W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer E N Fairchild. Trout,Now York, W B Bairditoo
Steamer,. B Shriver, DOIIEIII3, Baltimore. A Groves, Jr.' •
Brig A L. Palmer (Br), Kay, Matanzas, C C Van Horn.
Behr eborab, Lizzard, Bridgeport, Wannemacher dt Co.
Behr J B Moore, Nickerson, Boston, Van Damn & Bro,
Behr Jas Aliderdice..fackaway, Boston, do
Behr Nellie Potter, Somers, Danversport, Suffolk Coal CO.
Bchr J B Allen, Case, Nantucket, - ..
Behr A A Andrewa Kelly, Boston, Doves', Son do Co.
Tilg Obeaapeake, Mershon, for Baltimore, with a tow of
bargee,' W P Clyde &
Topeka-Ir, Queen. Alexander, for Baltimore, with a tow
of barium .. P Clyde da (Jo.
F" -' 1 J I
• : ,, Ittokatittsj
Ship Lance/or,. Jatilliedwfititt s .!JV erfittifrOr thit r ,,OUTa`
M
was spoken 2d that 14.23cM64: • -• • •
Skip Belle of the BON: , Chahthan ts clehreititt litinelrotk
Yesterday for thhirkirt.,, ( • I( (.6 (06,..,• I'.l
Steamer ~ Gerniania "(Bomb): Salivation; cleared, tat
Now.. York yesterday ror Hithiburg. • ,
Steamer 1 , 111 ton, bibrq, cleared it New York yesterday'
foN Aspinwall. • ,
Steamer Colorado (Br), Cutting, from Liverpbot•4lMil
21. via Queer (down ' ad, at Nevi , York yesterday,; with
1100 passengers.
Steamer Lulled Kingdom (Br), Domdtition. eloared' at
blew York yesterday for Glasgow.
I• Steamer Java. (Br); Macaulay, 'cleared At, Ne* York
yesterday for Live , pool.
Bark (3 W Horton, Butler, hence at Trinidad Olst nit ‘,
Bark Anhie Augusta; Davis at at Jar 18t h 'ult. from
Now York.
Bark 'James E Ward, Landerkin, sailed from Cardonait
HF
V ult. for a port north of Hatteras. ,
Brig Maurice, Carlson; Sailed from Cardenas' M*b*.
fora port north of Hatteras- since spoken by the steamer
kioneer.
Brigs Thomas Walter (Br), Robinson, and Pedro, Dick.
son,ealled from Cardenaa 27th ult, for a port north of
Hatteras.
Brig Condo**, Eddy, sailed from Matanzas 26th ult. for
a non DONA of , 1.) arterial). • •
Bahr Amos k dwards, Somers, sailed from Clenfttegos
25th ult for Now 'York.
rchr Man , ' Bolters, Somers, at St Jags 23d tilt. from,
Newport, Wales.
Behr Hattie E Bishop, Weber, sailed from Cardenas
25th tilt, for aort north of Hatteras.'
Schr Eliza Emery. Clayton. sailed from Cienfuegos
f,2d for th is port. •
s, hr Sallie 4.1, Batenian, mailed - from Cienfuegos 21th ult,
for this port'
Behr Maracaibo, Hanley. hence at Portland 4th Inst.
Behr Olive L Rourke (Br), McAlmon, sailed from St
John, NB. let inst. for this port.
Behr Lewis Chester, Gookin, cleared at Portland 2d inst.
for this port, ,
Behr Hannibal, Cox, from Bangor , for this port,:at Port.:
lend 3d inst.
Sara Lottie, Taylor, and Mary G Farr, Maloy, cleared
at Boston 4th inst. for this port.
MARINE MIBCKMANY.
Bclfr C Fantauzzl, Cart °bed Parritt. was obared at
Philadelphia 21th March. by Meyers Bonder QG Co. loaded
with coal, for Portland. sin , :o which time nothing has
been t card from her or the crew, and it is feared she has
been lost with anon board. The following is a list of
the portions on board: Obod Parritt. captain; Edward
Jones. mate; Isaac Wallace. Charles Matthews, Joel
Kendrick •and Charles Cox, seamy. Cox belonged In
Perry, Kendrick at Campobello , an the others were from
Eastport, Me.
AlEtt/8
MUSICAL FUND UALT..
• SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 9. 13.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
MR. SAIAUEL MoDOUGALL.
The entertainments will comprise solections from the
most 'minim
NEGRO SONGS. MELODIES, DANCES AND CIIARAC.
TERL& IC ECOENTRICITIES,
YOUNG AMERICA STEELS,
(a company cf 'young gentlemen of Philadelphia), whose:
performances during the past, two years have received
merited and unbounded applause from delighted audl
mess.
The Evening's Programme will be presented in , a
manner that cannot offend the taste of the most fast'.
dious.
'the Deneficiare respectfully, returns his most sincere
nod heartfelt thanks to tho friends and patrons who hare
honored him upon this occasion. •
Doors open at past 7; performance to commence at 8
o'clock.
A dminion. 50 cents; re served seats, 7t cents. my 6.40
AOADEAIY OF MUSIC.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWCPOF
ENGLISH OPERA. c
CAROLINE RICHINGS.... ..,—..DIREGTRESS
THIS (WEDNESDAY)EVENING, MAY 6th,
BENEFIT OF
MR. WM. CASTLE.
Balfe'a Charming Opera,
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Fickt appearance of
MISS EDITH ABELL
AS. ARLINE.
Camplall, Castle, Wylie, Seguin, Mr:l. Alnold, all in
the cast.
THURSDAY—COMIC OPERA NIGHT,
Etch berg's
DOCTOR uF ALUANTARA.
FRIDAY—BENEFIT OF MISS RICHINGS.
FBA DIAVOLO.
Box Sheet now open.
Ni RS. JOHN DP.EW'S ARCH STREET THEATRE,—
• Regina to 8 o'clock.
LA ST TWO NIGHTS—TANGLED THREADS.
LAST WEEK. OF MISS FANNY B. PRICE.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
TANGLED THREADS.
ROSE CLINTON.... ........... P. B. PRICE
iht) Mr. C. Walcot
•
After which the Burlesque.
BLALK RYED SUSAN.
William... .............. .............. Mm. C. Walcot
Dame Batley Mr. R. Craig
FRlDAY—Brriefit of Miss F. B. PRICE.
An entire change of Performance. • -
NADEI.AINE AND LITTLE TREASURE.
W ALNUT STREET THEATRE.
•
THIS (WEDNESDAY.) EVENING, May 6th,18.68.
Third night ot the Great Comedian,
MR. JOHN BROUGHAM.
Who will appear in hia Original Character of
TERRY, THIS BWRLL,
In his Great Dramatic Satire upon the Vices, Follies, and
Sensations of thepresent Hynes. entitled
Tli E LOTTERY OVLIVE.
Received nightly by large and intelligent audiences
with . .
UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL.
N EW CHESTNET STREET THEATRE.--
-
FIFTH WEEK OP
J. E. MaDONOUGEPS
Elaborate Spectacle, the
BLACK CROOK.
ENTIRE NEW DANCES,
And introducing for the first time to a Philadelphia
audience,
THE GREAT MORLACCIIL
Acknowledged by the entire New York Preen to be the
most fotordebing artist that has over visited this 'country.
BEE DANCE. PAS DE DEUX.
And for the Bret time in Philadelphia in
TUE "CAN.CAN."
' MLLES SAND& DIANA. LEAH.
AND A FULL CORPS DE BALLET.
ELEGANT IoCENERY.
THE GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
FAMILY MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
• , ITARIETY IS THE`PICE OF LIFE !"
• V YMAN
AT ASSEMBLY BUILDING.
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, MAY Ora.
WYMAN'S POPULAR•GIFT EXHIBITIONS,
WYMAN—MONARCH OF MAGICIANS.
VENTRILOQUISM AND DANCING BABIES.
New Experiments, new Featart and coe'ly Gifts ovary
night. V edneedaye and Sattirdays. at 8 o'clock.
PRESENTATION MATINEES.
Evening admission, 25 cents. Tickets admitting et' per.
sone, SI. Doors open at 7: commenco at 8. rriFeetn
FOYER OF ACADEMY.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY Bth, 1868.
CARL WOLFSOHN , S
LAST BEETHOVBN MATINEE.
MAD. BEHRENS.
MR. WM, STOLL, Jr..'
GIANT SONATA.
T1CKET5............. . ONE DOLLAR, EACH
Doors open at 4. Contort at 4M. my44t4
NEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.
THE
FAMILY eet RESORT CIIES%IIiT.
THE
,CARNCROSS do DIXEY'S MINSTER
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE W I OII3.
Drat week of the new Burlesque entitled
IM PS .CP ME THEI4L;
OR, WtiO STOLEBeIERP.
First week of an entirely new local Burlesque.
TANGLED THROADe;
OR, BLINES AND JiNKS.
Doors open at 7.4; commencing at 8 o'clock.
A MERICAN CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC.—
IL Fifteenth Matinee on SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
May 16th. at 8,0". Second Grand Concert, THURSDAY.
May 21, at MUSICAL FUND HALL.
See notice under Imtruction. myl-18t
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
WIESTN UT Street, above Tenth.
The Forty-fifth Annnal Exhibition of Paintings. Statn.
ary and Architecture is now open daily from 9A. A. till
7.1. M. and from 8 tllllO in the evening. •
Admittance 25 cents. Season Ticlone, 50 eta. ap27.tf
FOIL'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE,
EVERY EVENING and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE.
In Grand Ballets, Ethiopian Burlesques, Songs Danes",
Gymnast.. Acts. Pantomimes. die.
SUMMER 'RENOIVIII.
S
PRING
RICIIFIELD SPRINGS,
OTSEGO COUNTY.
NEW YORE.
The proprietors of the Spring House would inform those
seeking health and recreation • that their New Hotel will
open on the let of June.
Connected with the hotel are quite extensive grounds,
upon winch the CELEBRATED SULPHUR SPRINGS
and Bath Houses are situated. •
Richfield Springs are fourteen miles south of the New
York Central Railroad. Stages leave Herkimer for the
Springs on the arrival of all trains.
The country is picturesque and beautiful and the cli
mate invigorating and healthful.
Address,
BACKUS, RANSOM . dr CO.,
a , 29-wduil2t , Proprietors.
CARRIAGEM.
WAGON FOR SALE, IN
o
JACOB LITIDENSLAGER,
nvE.6t• 1217 Chestnut atreeL
JOHN 8. LANE, COMAIM&ICER, 1C0.1901
Market attest: has on hand an assortment'of
superior built carriages, which he offers at
very reasonable ricea. m • 4.m,w,f,4m
BOAJIIDINO
SUMMER BOARDING .— ELIGIBLE ROOKS, WI CH
board, now vacant at MI Locust street, West Philo,
delphia. atialm•
TOTICK—ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY 0 AU.
Honed against trusting any of the crew of the Nor.
wegian Bark Progreso, Lindrup Muter, trona Liverpool,
as no debts of their contracting will_l;op_ald by either the
Captain or Conalitoces. PETER wittaHr ar sums.
11$ Walnut street. apBo ii
BOBTON AND TRENTON •BIEICUTr."—THB
r aderiCred With Batch Butter. Cream. Mk. Oya.
eters and latactdt. Mao.. Weet di Mows celebrated
Trenton Ili bee. Blacralt, by JOB. B. BDOBLF.R di OM.'
Bole AdentaJOßßouth Delaware avenue.
t::::,i. o.4t:A*lltitOto...
ton.. ItAWAViatiiiero
4 ,4 1 „, • 4 sti t i#4,4l4" ,
i‘toirhaq-rgiovrghia
Ambosingaseitimay
00.
Roßßestas
foll4ml
.....,
. A YEWS CHERRICX'FOrir ft HIS a tpe .
JCL THE THROA:I`: D L UCH All C• rH .
COLDWIIO9IP N o OUCI 13 NCIIIITLEI,Aff i I
AND ENS IM.7I' • , a
~, . ~ .
Probe ly never heforein the whole history of majejpgr„
has anything worts° widely and so deeply ti t ian the conel..
dente of mankind; as this excellent; reme for tirthao.
nary complainbr, Through a lop; Aeries ,0 "vat* !WA
among most of the, room cs men it.bes fin ; higher arida
higher in their estimation . as it ham APCOOMe better known,
Its uniform character and power to _cure the variOqa of.
fections of the lungs'and throat; have made it knownie*
reliable protector against them. While adapted to milder
term of disease and to youri c hildren, it is at thosamt
time the most effectual reme that can be giventloy rm .
cipient consumption, and the &rigorous affectietts of the
throat and lungs. AA a provisfonagainst audden attacks
bj
gi Croup. it should be kept on handle every family, Imo
deed, as all are somet i mes suect to coma and cough*,
a 1 should be provided with this antidote for them. ,
Although settled •Wnsumption Ja thought inourabl%
still great numbers of calms where the disease seemed
panned have been ceteplotely tester% and the patient re
stored Li. sound health by the Caerrv,lV., So;corn
plete is ts mastery ever the disorder* e ..., lINIS
Throat, that the most obstinate of theinYieurtb en
nothing, else could roach them, under the Chan qi
they imoside and disappear. , . • - • , ,
briar era and, Public Alnettainta listal, great ,Pentectlas
•
Ir a
demo is always relieved and ofteik .iithelli a tgA
Brenchth W
sis generally cured by an the
Loral in email and frequent doom. .. ' . '
So ge nerally, are its virtues knqwn that we need not
publish the certificate/ of them here, of do Mete than
aeaure Om public. that its qualitie v are full maintained.
AXER'S AGUE OURF,, L FOR .. ERe Apt, ' . _to,
TERMI7t FEVER, (/ ILI. EEan •
Re
TENT FEVE 'DUMB AO_ ,110 P
k litlii
ti; • •
BILIOUS FE %die., AND LNDEED A • 1.1 ,Ak :
FEta/ONS WHICH ARISE
' F R _ I.
hit 111311, OR B yIATIII POISONS. , i
As its name imp it does Oura,nrie dons net fail. ,
tatting neither n c, Quinine. Demuth, Zinc; nor
other mineral or poisonous subatance whatevet it in sot
wise injures any patient. The number, and pertsruse
of its cures in the ague dletricts are literallybeyond cc.
count, and we believe without a perellel in the history of
Ague medicine. Our pride Is grsAined by the Ernst,
edrments we re else of the radical corm elected a ob.
stinate crules,and where other rem es had wholly. railed..
Unacalimated persons ,_ eithe r dent in. or traveling-
throuih miasmatic localities. be protected by Bikini .
the A UR CURE dant. ,
For IVER COMPLAINTS , arising' fro m torpidity of
the Liver, it is an excellent remedy. stimulating ' the.
Liver into healthy activity._ , .
r orlfillous Disofders and Liver . Con/plaints, it is an ex.
cellent remedy, producing many truly remarkable cures,
%here other medicines' had failtd. • ,
Prepared by Dr. 4. C. AYER & CO., Practical and Ati*
lyticil Chemists. Lowell, Masa., and *old all ro und the
world.
PRICA $l,OO PER ROTTLE. _
J. M. MARIS a CO., Philadelphia, Wholesale Agent&
aa2B ly
IPAL DENTALLINA.—A BUPBRIOR AUtTRILE rum
U
cleaning the Teeth, destroying animalcule which ta
feet them, giving tone to the gums, and leaving a fulling
of frarran, ce and perfect cleangewasin the meth. It may
be need daily, and will be found to strengthen weak and
bleeding gurna while the aroma and deteadvettess will
recommend it to every one. Being composed with. will
mai tance of the Dentist. Physicians and ,dloteseotohltat
is confidently offered as a reliable substitute for the no
certain washes formerly in vogue.
F.minent Dentists, acquainted with tbe oonstitnenta of
the Dentalltna, advocate its use; It contains nothing to
Prevent ita unrestrained employment Made only by
JAMES T SHINN, Apothecary
eroad end epreee Wee%
and
ID. Q .L. Stacklarass.
Robert Davis,
800. H. Hower.
Outs. Shivers,
S. M. McCollin.
C. Bunting,
Chas. B. Eber - Le.
James N. hiarka.
E. Bringhund & Co.
tott sa Co..
Bisies Sons.
Yeth ft Bro.
For sale by Monists gene
Fred. Brown,
liszeard & Co.. -
C. R. Keeny, •
Isaac H. Kay,
C. H. Needles,
T. J. kluebtuad,
Ambrose timith,
Edward Parrisb,
Wm. B. Webb,
James L. Blupbaro.
Hughes & Combo.
Henry A. Bower,
IJEKIPPEBSI QUIDS*
For Boston—St:gunship Line Dim%
SAILING FROM MOH ,POlllizvEgy RIVE DAYS,
FROM PINE STREET, P.ADELPML AND LONG
WHARF, BOSTON.
anit
Bte Th amstu h lipsne. Is ecommed of the dratcleis
ROMAN, 1,488 tons, Ca O. 0. Bakes.
SAXON, 1,200 tone. Cap F. /1.
NOR RI AN. 1.203 tons . Ca a Crowe .
The ROMAN, from Phila... on Saturday, May 9,6 P. N.
The ,SA XON. from Boston. 'Friday, My a, 3. P.M.
fleas Steamship! sail preictuetty. end iftehMt will he
received every day. a Steamer being Always on the berth.
Fret t for pothto beyond Baton sent with despatch.
For oe Paasseth i Mrimehowialtoec),
.4 Ply dr CO..
mill iffB Boa ware avenue.
PHILADELPHIA AND . JIDJITHERN MAIL
STEAMSHIP, COMP 511.014. AM
LINES.
FROM print 18 SOUTH "erigAßVllt .
The JUNIATA will sail FOR NE.W ORLILeztSSIS
HAVANA. Saturday illaipie, at 8 o'clock A. M.
The STAR OF TOE IMON will sail FROM NEW
ORLEANS, VIA GA ANA. ----.
The WYOMING will sail FOR SAVANNAH. on
Saturday, May lgth, at 8 o'clock At M.
he TONAWANDA is withdrawn for the present.
The PIONEER will sass rim WILE/NOWA, N. C..
Thursday, May 7, at 6 o'clock P. M
Through Bills of Lading did, and Passage Ticket'
told to all points South and West.
WILLIAM L JAMES. Ileneral Agent.
OHARLES DIMES, Freight Agent.
nog No. 814 South Delaware avenue.
PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND ANDAJOEt
FOLK STEAMSHIP LINE.
THROUGH FREIGHT AIR LINE TO THE
SOUTH AND WEST.
EVERY SATURDAY
At Noon, from FIRST WHARF above'EAßECT_Mgliet,
THROUGH, RATES and THROUGH R.:. sns to AI
points in North and South Carolina via Seaboard Air.
Line Railroad. connecting at Portsmouth and to Lynch.
burg. Va., Tennessee and the West. via Vin=l
Tennessee Air•Linst and Richmond and Danville
fight FreANDLED IMNEW taken at LOWER
EtAg EAN ANY 0
The resularity, safety and cheapness of this rents eons.
mend it to the public u the most desirable media= for
carrying every description of freight.
No charge for *commission. drayage. or any MOM
'
transfer. •
Steamships insure at lowest rater.
Freight received DAILY.
WM. P. 9ILYFIE &
14 North and South Wharves.
W. P. PORTER. Agent at Richmond and City Point.
T. P. CROWELL & CO.. Agents at Norfolk. fel.tf
HAVANA STEAMERS.
SEMIMONTHLY LINE.
aft Th_e_Steamships
HENDRICIE HIMSON Capt. Howes
STARS AND STRIPES. ... . . . -Capt. Holmes
These steamers will leave ..... p ort for Havana every
other Tuesday at 8 A. M.
The steamship STARS AND STRlPES.Holmes.master.
will sail for Havana .on Tuesday morning. May I9th.
sill o'clock.
Passage to Havana, $6O. culTenc,-
No freight received after Saturday
For fr4tht or seusafht : Mo vfxrison son.
140 North Delaware swam.
_
NOTICE.
FOR NEW YORK,
Via Delaware and Raritan Canal.
EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The Steam Propellers of the Line will .commence load.
Ing on SATURDAY, 21st inst. leaving Daily, as usual.
THROUGH Jf 24 HOURS. •
Goode forwarded by all the 'Lines going" out of New
York—North. P at and West—free of commission.
Freight received at our tumal low ratee.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO.
14 South Wharves, Philadelphia,
JAS. HAND, Agent,
104 Wall street, Now York. mh1944
NEW EXPRESS LINE TO At 11 .7 A NDRIA,
Georgetown and Washington, 'D..0.„
. Chesapeake and Delaware Oalud, wlthL eon•
metope at Alexandria from the no direct route for
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville, Dalton and the
Bonthweet.
Steamers leave regularly front the fret wharf abov
Market street, every Katorday at noon.
Freight received daily. WM. P. CLYDE & CO.,
• 14 North and South:PG:unveil.
DAVIDSON, Agent A g eetoNni.
M. MDRIDOE 'OD., at Alexandria , Vlr
ginia
FOR LIVERPOOL. —TITE FULL POWF.RED
*.'.1f,01 Iron Screw Steamship Union, 0,000 taus bun
th Commander, A. n o w LloYds, •
'C. Carolan. loading at Pier 40, South
wharves, will have immediate despatch. having the
greater portion.of her cargo engaged. •
For freight or passage apply to
E. A D
. SOUDER di O.
8 ock street wCharf.
NOTICE—FOR NEW YORK. VIA
Delaware and Raritan Canal--Bwiftsure
Transportation Company—Despatch and
Bwiftsure Lines.—The business by theme Lines will be re
Burned on and after. the 19th of March. For Freight,
which Will be taken on accommodating term, apply to
W BAIRD iket).,, 182 South Wharves. [mhl94
DELAWARE AND OSESAPEURE
Steam Tow-Boat Companyßargee
, towed between Philadelphia. B a ltimore, —
Havre-de-Grace, Delaware City and intermediate points.
WM. P. CLYDE &CO Agents. Capt. JOHN LAMS.
LIN. BuP'‘Otlice. 14 8. Whervem4 Phila. feLtf
NOTIOK—TIIE NORW. BARS "PR.OGRESS,n
Lb/limp, Nestor , from Liverpool. hinow diacharging.
under general older, at Arch Street Wharf, Oon m al y ttmea
W plPsee attend to the reception 9f their goods. g. Fat
WRIOBT • & SONS. 115 Walnut street, et
XTOTICE. ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY OW.
ti Boned against trusting any of the crew of, the British
able Ansel, Haney. Master, front Liverpool. as no debts
of, their contracting will be paid by either the Captain or
COnslgnces, PETER WRIGHT & SONS, 115 Walnut
street. , inY4ll4
OTICE,—TFIE BRITTISH 8111 P MICHIGAN. WOE
len, ,Master,' from Liverpool, now' discharging
under general order at the fourth wharf above' Kace
i
street.;, Consignees will please attend' e_ the recast. 031
of
their goods. PETER UT tt 90NA..
ap3o4f - - - -- - - -,- -% 4: , -. 116 ; Walnut street.
XTOTICE.—TELE BRITISH SHIP "141 0 VY' " N wl i
1!1 ma ß itle, teem Liverpool. Is 110;ii!UtgrIr rir gi ri()TTON--600 OTTON IN STORE ANGPOR
- H X
general order at Race atm!. wow we s.
please Mundt° the. reepition; of t Olr Esode. ri RUSSELL & gg Dt or th p ros
WRIGHT & SONO.' II& wflnat wad. ,‘ • oireew. • , ,„, Anyttf
soprAmatilp, loißtiA.N. ,rxi• AO TON.--00N.
sispeeno matie.per above Init.-tat i'‘PlLoago ond
1
for thefr,gooda nOw touding at CO SOW ill Art
0-milAt BURY w fivlt&oo.
1 . 10 1 7 7iaf
~ -m
tkl-b — VP. 4 i O MCSI •`=-NEW • lul Soefgai
T. 4, PIITERSEN.4IIIIIMIIESS,
1.141. SA Ulf ESTED 7 STEEET;PAILADELPIIIB 4
TDB OLLY• TREE TINY',
.4
_4S AND OT i IIjIER STORIES,
pro.' tyre; loaded, i•Prico buries, Dfelcilos„,
the volume of 'Peterson+ , People's Edition,
ilustrated, of Charlee Dickens% Werke." Is published
this day.in uniform idyl° with ail of the previous volume,
nf tbiaiditlen, eutiful edltion,ta now complete in
ineteen 'iroltirage‘ artstfonttitnit One I: l l l 44redand
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To the Creditors of said Bankruptcy. was
1N "THE ORPHANS' court , vi - nt TflE' CITY
and Xottnty ,of rblladelphisit-Eetate of SAMUEL
PALMER, decceeed,-Tbe auditor a-pointed by the
Court to audit, oottle and ndlunt- the *crown of SIN
(iLt:TON A Mt xecutor of the Wets of Sun.
MI Palmer, fee filed by 'the ExerntOre , of *gad Singleton
A. Mercer.) deeeneed.and to report, diStriblaio/1 Of the
balance in the bands of the per/mutant. will meet the
partial interested, for thb purpose of lite app-intm lit. 6t3
FitillAlf, May 36tb, Itioh, at 4 o'clock, P„ at hie Whet.
I+ 0. 426 Library street, in the chy PliPadelphia.
iny4m w (St* JOUN C. KNOX, Ja.„ Auditor.
_ -
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE car AND
County of Fitiladelphia..—Estato, of dillitiEls F.
TRUNlBULL.,.deetased.-,The Auditor appointed by the
(Jona to audit. settle and acßust the accounts of B 8..
uttit yulto..'p and L'ELLSESIIO Ur; 11, Executors of
the last Will of SAMUEL. F TRUMBULL, deceased.
and to report distribution of the balance, in the hands of
the accountants. trill meet the patties interested for the
&rooted Ma appointoteptort MONDAY. mar nth, 18091:
at 11 o'clock A. 51., at his office.. N 0.9 Law Builditutdd. E.
corner of nfith and Walnut streets. in Ms city of Philal
delphi" ApS grfr MEW,
.I . N 7HE ORPHANS'COURT FOR THE CITY AND
County of iliiladclphlit---Eatitte of ABRAHAM JOR
DAN, dece.asod.-1 be Auditor appointed by the I :ourt to
audit fettle and :Wind tho account oi MAROAAET ANN
.foRDAN, Adininiatratrix of the Estate of ABRAHAM
JORDAN, deceased. and to report distribtrtion of the
balance in the hand* of the,accountant. will mat the
partici' intereated, for the turrets of We appointment.
Monday, the 11th day of May. 1923. at 4 o`e,Wc/OP.AL. at
hi# office. et F.. corner Sixth and Walnut, etteota. 1* the
city of Philadelphia. W. J. ilfeELitHir • .
ap22-w,f,tuf.t• . '
ESTATE OP MARTIIA EMMY,. IClECEiltiED.—ocr.
tern Tettamentety to tae Estate of 'MARTHA EOM
late of the city Of Philadelphia, &emoted, hoeing been
grenttd to the: underalattod. all persons indebted to said
Petite are regorged to make payment, and Mote hoeing
aflame to veeent them to JANE EASSV,Exoeutrix, No.
WS North sixth greet; or to her Attorney. (11.7 d [AIMS
ItElddE, No. 1.0) South Sixth greet. and w Bth
TN DISTRICT COURT OF TDB UNITED
1 STATES , FOR TIIE. P.ASTERN DISTRIOT
PEN NBYLV4NIA..—In Dankruptey.— At Philadelphia,
April2t. MR Titer undereignett hereby /Wee
ippointment as medal:Lee of WALT*. it S. 11,004 RD, of
Philadelphia, in the county of Philadelphia, and State of
Pennaylvania, within taid district. who ha., been ad.
Judged a bankrupt "upon hie own petition, by the saki
District Court.. V. M. VOGDES, Amaignee,
No. L4B South Sixth etreet.
To the eredltora of the baztkrt. pt. age -wit'
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OP ,TIIE UNITED
States for the Eastern District of Peruasyleanta.—ln
Renamin-1n the matter of EDWIN b. auxeliLl
a bankrupt —Ube undersigned hereby ghee notice of
auvoinisnent Artignee of Edwin HOiocislor. of e
city of Philadelphia, in the county of rhiladelphia and
State of Peonsylvania.within said District woo bat been
adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Courtot said district '
4013 N ROBERTS
.% , Asslsnae.
L South Sixth divot.
run...t.ror..t.pirtA, April 21g., 18ai.
- IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOE THE CITY
lane County of Philadelphia.—MAßY N. BOLLEd by
her next friend re. JLit sE N. BOLLES. p. P., September .
Term, ISM No. b 2 In Dtrore‘i..
'lO JESSE N. BOLLES. Reeptmdent..--Sna—Take notice
that the Examiner appended by the Court to take testi
molly of Übe/tattoo wltoteeem, will meet' for that yuryose
on the alit day of May, A. B. ISM, at 4 o'clock. P. M, at
the Ofhee of the undersigned. No. 2; second door of the .
New Ledger Build/3:OW South Stithetreet, in the city of
.Philadelplda ; when and whereyou may ettendll you
think proper. OEO ROE 11. RA LP.
t0y2154) Attorney for Libellant.
111 THE DISTRICT COURT OF D IS T RIC TTED
1. STATES FUR EAS'PERN OF
PENNSILYAN/A. tr.
In the matter of uLDENB ERG At TAGDERT. of Phila.
delphla, in the county of Pnliadt 'phis, in the said dir
trict, a bsnkrupt
The said bankrupt having, under the act of Convent of
the second of Mare.h. 1867, filed his petition for discharg e from all his oebta provable under the said act, and for
certificate thereof, alleging that six months have elapsed
since the adjudication of bankruptcy. it is order ef that a
second meeting of the creditors be held on theeigh th day
of May. at one &deck P.M..before the Register, W (AJAX
hf 3IICHAEL,Eaq ,at hip offica.No.s3o Walnut atirbnattel
phia, to be continued by adjournments. if necessary, when
and where the examination of the said bankrupt will So
finished; and that, if neither assignee nor badaupt op.
testy, the Register certifies to the , itrt whether the said
bankrupt has in all things conforMed to hie duty tinder
the said act and if'not, in what respect „_• which certifi•
rate and the said examination, when closd, with all
other papers relating to the ease, will be filed• by the
Register in the Clerk's When.
It is further ordered that a heating bo bpi upon the said,
petition for discharge and certi fi cate on 'WEDNESDAY..
the Toth day of May. A. D. 1868., before the sad Court at
Philadelphia.. at le o'clock A.M., when and where all
en tutors who have proved their de le te, and other persona
in intereatonsy appear and show canna any they have.
why the prayer of the said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable JOHN
CADWALa DER. Judge *of the
liteal of Omit. ' said District - ocent, and the teal
—.... thereof atThiladelphia,ttesZlnd
of ApriI„A.DANN-
Cr , lt FOX. Clerk.
ap.w.3to
N THE DISTRICT COURT' FOR THE CITY AND
I
Ct()UNTY OF PIIILAIaEL , PLIIA.—JOIIN 4(1.-BUL., •
LITT Vs:JOSEPH Ufill En and MARY A. HUGliErls
his wife. ',Ley. Fs. September Term, 1867. No. fa& The
• auditor appointed in the above ease to make distribution
of the fund now in Coutt, arising from the see of the fel"
lowing described reel estate to wit:
All that full, equal, undivided, halt part of and in all , .
those two certain lotti,or plecei t uarcels of land mitaete
l y ing end being late fu the to p of Biocide>: now in
toe Twentydorirth Ward' of t e City of Philadelphia.
- One of them beginning at, a- stone in Coulter'a road,
• thence by lan s i e l i t Hotted to Rachel Illankley. north 62 de.
gTeee east 81 bee to a done In the line of land of Peter
deo' . thence by the same north 6 deareea west 9
perches to a stone.thence by land allotted to Sere/ (Leel.
day. south.6lX, degrees West 76 perches to 'Coulter's -road.
aforesaid, thence by the said „road south 9 degreee west
10 perches to tbe place of beginning: Containing 4
. ' acres
of land be the same lore or les& ' '•
And the ether of meld pieces or parcels of land I.); i yin•
nine at .a alone fa a corn.r in the middle of the, eat
(jhesterroad; thence in a line with John ,Fleher's land.
north 8 degteee'4s mit Mee east 16 perches and' 8.10 of a
Perch toe stake; thence. In aline of. land al'ot ked f t Elia
. &bolt Pooh, north OS deg.rees tent ,75 perches and 719
perchto a stake and ' poet, thence-1n
line of land late •of the _paid Peter Wikoff, eolith 6
degrees edit. 17 parches and 9.10 et a perch to a stone. •
dience in a line of iand of George, U Sentner, Harp; and
; James Edgar. south 62 degrees, west 70 perches and 2.14
of a perch to a atone apt up - for a corner in the middle of
the said Went t 'tester road, thence;tip the zoiddla of the
said toad north 45 degrees. west '4 perches and 110 of a
perch to the place of beginning. Contalubig sores'- , ang
10 perches of land. _
Will m eat the perties interested for the purpose of hie
Intmentat his °Mee. No. 615 Walnut etre.t., in • the '
a rt, v P° " o - 1 - - philadelphla. on Monday, May 18th. 18,01, n at 1
O°Olock. P. 111, when and where all persons interested
are requested to present their claims or to be debarred
from coming in upon the paid' fund;
4. IRVINE WHITEHEAD. Auditor.
mylloll Wahaut street.-
, 4
COTTON. -86 BALES COTTON NOW LANDIN AND:
for solo by CoolllLth, RUbtIELL & . 004 No. Mt
North Front. • my4o
T•ERCES RIMY!, IN STORE AND NOE
eale e . COCHRAN, R U SSELL 4% CO., Nortk
Front otree , , tay44ll
OP tIIITEI TURPENTINE AND NAVAL STOREI2.--150
, .1 ) „ gallops spirM Turpentine, 800 barr4.la Rosin,_2o of Tar.
now landing from "Pioneer," and for sale by 01001 i Ra.N.
RUSSELL di CO.. 22 N. Front et. my44l
LEGAL NOTICES.
NAVAP STORES•
W' 8 Ira
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From bu r aeh not" Xetter Y
ri.6 LI Mao . "1k
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14 "1 1 ) 07 1;MP:i10,':g..+,;. 4 .:Cp, # 40, 04, lik '
money Lutoi 02)4092igfo r e dcolitiVei.d.l - ' ingl;;I
Other Eecurilles unchanged. •
FRANKIVIVr t May 5.-15-20 s firm 'it 95%. . -
Nate, May b.—The Pours° le firmer.: Mutes
M. 42c.
• LivEuroor., Marb r P. M.--Cottoa-casier,and
unchanged. Petroleum firm. Spirits of Petro
leum Bd. Other article° unchanged:
ANTWERP, May b.—Petrolcum 44% francs.
Now ualoPql47lß4TlP.4thmek 91PT . M7
tepectifirein;idelit4; thiPlilli4 l o. 2 l4 * ll ata i nh 4 7;„
Conceal', N. It 4 detegdte iteoubli
can Convention met here at Phtenix. Hall to-day.
There was a large attendance. Hon. Meson W.
Tappan, of Bradford, was chosen President. He
made a short address, eulogizing General Grant
highly, and stated that whoever was elected Vice
President, he would not attempt to Johbionize
the Republican party. Several despatches were
read from Republican Congressmen, Washburn,
Ela, Benton, Stevens and others, pending
the close of the trial, the removal of Johnson
and the, inaugurati_op of Waite. , The . rouowini
was from elenear Macre " 7 " '
"Wasnatorces, dth.ltlB6B,--ffea, ,Onalow
Btearns, , Conowil l II.: The , removal ,of the
Great Obstruction to peace *ha ,quiet is certain.
Wade aed,PtePerlii Arc ante to , owe with 'the',
apple blossome.
[Signed] "lbw. F. &men."
The following resolutions were presented :
Rese/red, That the Republicans of New Hamp
shire hereby re-affirm their perfect confidence in
Gun. U. 8. Grant, whose fidelity' to law and right
has proved an insurmountable barrier to Execu
ti*nswpation and treachery, and confirmed our
faith in his patriotism, his sagacity and his
pre-eminent fitness for the highest office in the
gift of the American people.
• iltuolvak That tbe Repubibutna of Newamp
shireheartily endorse the action of their Reprel.
seutitiVeit in'Congreeit,J EL , Bliti If; Stevens,
and J. Benton, and the bridging to the bar of the
Senate, for trial, that great apostate, Andrew
Johnson ; and send greetings to their Sena
tors, Aaron H. Cragin and J. W. Pat
terson, feeling confident that they will
aid in finishing up the work so gloriously begun,
to the end'that peace may come again, and come
to stay; and that they shall rejoice with joy in.
expressible when the usurper is dethroned from
the Presidential chair, and that tried and devoted
patriot. B. F. Wade, shall become the OM ant
of. the White ilonsa• i _to remain 1111 enoceeded by
our great Captain; U. 8: Grant. •
The fottr'deleotea elected to attend the Chicago
Convention were Elijah M. Topliff, of Manches
ter, Charles S. Faulkner, of Keene,Wm.Chandler,
of Concord, and J. H. Bailey, of Portsmouth;
with D. IL BuffuL Henry L. McFarland, B. F.
Whedde and Gov. Harriman as alternates.
Public Debt Btaiement.
Warrntoron, May s.—The following state
anent of the public debt of the United States on
the let of May; 1868, has jest been betted :
DENT eLAJUZIO 0011 f 111110 WIT.
. . . .
6 Writ tends..,,_,, 012.947 tID?00
ncr Ant: mode. inniASIL ... SM.= Pft
th 2.. do 1821' 283.817,230 00
Do: lL4obbnde.... 1,412.064.164 00.
Navy Pension fund • 13.00.000 00
01.963 878.487 80
Dr/Yr ISTADING ODABSINOT INTLILDST.
Six per cent. bonds- =982.003
Three year ecopon interest n o te s. 44.573.010
Three year 1.30 notes 163,403.250
Three per cent. certificates 22,231000
12260,976,920
DATTMED DEITT DOT TIITDERTZD FOE PAT/12NT.
Three year 730 hetes due
August 15,1867 $1.074050 CO
Couipound interest Notes.
matured Jtum 10. Julils.
Aug. 15. Oct. lb, and Dee.
15. ....... ............ 4.743.280 00
Wipulthißtfahli..-s • PARR Go. . I
OtteooloMS tral eo gr 41
ve si t ry 1 1 1 100
64
oteo. 614 . 130
T • en cer i= Loan. ... 1,031400 00
of Indebtedness. 1.000 00
DEBT swarm; NO INTIM - UM
U. a Nate $353.1.441.7117 00
Fractional Currency.. ... . 32,460.439 91
Gold Catificatea &eposit.. L 4,367.903 00
--- 407.93/3.116 81
Total debt
Amount in the Treasury.
Coin' .11108 A 01,3150 00
4174,L1S
1119 44 Oa3.7 PS
Total debt late cash In Treasury 814000.0014. 4, te7
The foregoing is a correct statement of the
public -debt 4.45 i appears' •frona. , the 'book* and
Treasure:Pi returns in the , Thipartnient'on May
Ist, 1868. IL lifcCutLocn,
Secretary of the Treasury.
By comparing the above with the statement
issued on April Ist, it is shown that during the
put month, the debt bearing compound interest
has increased $18,937,450. The debt bearing cur
rency interest has decreased $21,390,700. The
matured debt not presented for payment has de
creased $1,131,100. The debt bearing no interest
has increased $1,471,640. The total debt has
decreased $2,106,710. The amount of coin in the
Treasury has increased $7,630,040, and the
amcunt,pf„ . -eurresAw ,hase increased V 3,9 4 4 110 9.
Making , ddertase In the torsi 4 debt lesSaus' la in
the Treasury of $18,680,859 80.
XLth Congress—Second Session.
Wssuncororr, May 5.
Hoeß N —The Speaker announced the Who wing
NS ibis Select Committed to Invesegabs , thechair
against Mr. Ignatius Donnelly, contained in t e
letter and remarks of Mr. Elittu 13. Washburne:
Mr. Banks, of Massachusetts; Mr. Thomas, of
Maryland; Mr. Poland, of Vermont; Mr. Gris
wold, of New York; Mr. Blaine, of Maine ; Mr.
Woodward, of aVermsyltinia, ands and Mr. Beck, of
Kentucky.
Mr. Dawes (Mass.), at the request of his col
league, Mr. Butler, offered the following, viz.:
That the select committee ordered by the House
on yesterday he also charged, underAttenutbority
given them, with the investigation of - the allege-
Nations made on Friday by the member from
ow York (Mr. Brooks), in the words following:
"Sir, the honorable gentleman from Massachu
setts will never forgive me because I extorted
from him, or was the means of extorting from
SM. bete and through,tehe Courts in Now :York,
soo,ooo,whicit he had extorted from a New Yorker
in New Orleans when 'he had command
there—a sum of money which he was
obliged by the Courts of New York
to pay back, not exactly in the gold which he
appropriated in New Orleans when It was at 280,
but in paper a& legal • tender. It is because of
fhb act of mine upon the 'floor of this House
when he was ,commanding general and as a
public tiann*posed his acts here, that lam as
sailed as I have been here to day, and upon other
oecasioni elsewhexe."
Which all, miens, if true, with the inuendoes
with which: they were made, ought to affect the
position of the member charged, and if the charge
is ; false and not knoWn to be true by the ,mem
her making it, the;House may take such order as
may, be necessary and proper , to protectlmem
biro of the" aase front false charges. ,
,The Speaker ruled that this was a question of
privilege; as it affected the character of a mem
ber of the Reuse.
Mr. Brooks (N. Y.) said he should not object
to the consideration of the resolution at this
time, provided he could have an amendment ex
tending the limit of the investigation.
Mr. Davisleet' led tbettinS , gentletenn could pre
sent his proposition as , b,'separitte matter.
MT. Brook,s preferred that it be added to the
pending resolution.
The Speaker gave notice that business would
be transacted of • r the members of the Houss re
tarnl4l,olotkih . , • , •
It HI itTlaeTS n v e. that Mr. Brooks wishes' to
investigate the truth of the assertion of Mr. But
ler. in the debate on Friday, that ho was applied
to by Mr. Clarke to conduct the suit against the
Brooks Brothers, of the New York Erpress.
Mr. Schotleld.offered &resolution that the same
number of copies of the report of W. Taylor, on
the subject of gold and silver mining, be printed
for the use of the House, as.were ordered of the
reports of J. Ross Browne,en 'the gold and silver
mining of the Pacific States, and that the said
reports be 1:101/1qt9gether. Referred , to the Com
mlttee. emPnritingh • A.. , •
The House then accompanied the Impeachment
Managers to the Bar of the Senate.
Mragedy•
CINCINNATI, May 5.—A des atch to the Com
mercial, front Delaware, Ind eta, says that on
Sunday, while three boys, eons of Henry Fog%
were put - in sleld togeher„. a difficulty arose
between them; when the "oldestralished theleads
of the younger brothers with an axe, killing one
outright and leaving the other near dead. At the
approach of the fathenthe oldest boy, ran,, to the
barn and hung hinaself.
it01011 , 1014 ., '00 1 / 14 P LADELPHIA,
014 '
5 attn , 4041,11110 . ,
accordancewith a resolution adopted by the
Common COnnell of th4tity:of Philadelphia on
pursidayi the ninth dsy of April, 1868, the an .,
ne. tottilAW ;,
"An uo62,l4AlNWOftung ,10injor the extension
alp vyater vyiarltel, ' purchase of League
; Sp i d for btfildlnglan'lee Bekit,"'
isherehy" for Vallein ecirdiationi
;TOMITOPTEIN •
I • ' Clerk of Cordmerf Cornell.
Ontoriasce creating a i loan for the , 'e '
, of the Water Works,for the ` pttrchtere of League
Islandi,andlor,bu ..11aingfaingce Boat.
Sacriox I. The Select and Common Councils
Of the city of , Philadelpb4 -do ordain, That the
Mayor of Philadelphia be and he is hereby autho
rized to borrow, at not less than par, on the
Credit of the, tityificim`time tette°, One mallet)
)3ix hundred and, forty thousand dollare, to be
applied as follows; wiz.; First-J-Pcii the further
;extension of the Water Works, one million dol
lars.' Second-4or the purchase Of League Island';
and ,proppeerty= on , the back channel - ,oppitelte
therets,'lder hundred : and' eighty gienuetad dol
lars. Third—for building an ice Boat, one hun
dred and " slity , thdusand ifellars; for which in
terest, not to - ezedathe rate of,' six per cent. per
annum, thsll hOpalii half-yearly, on the first
days of January July, at tithe office of the
City Trausuret.,Ttieprinelpal of sidd lotto shall
be payable and paid at the erxpiration of thirty
years from the dae of the same, and oot before,
without the consent of the holders thereof; and
the certificates therefor, in the usual form of the
certificates of ifity loan 001 ,bojesued In such
!amorists as the lenders may require, bat not for
Any fractlOnal part of ' tinelatinftw 'dollars, or if
Xequired,ht'am albite Of tific hundred or one thou
-nand dollars; arid It shall be expressed in said cer
tificates that the loan therein mentioned and the
lateuest thereof are payable free from all taxes.
Sec. 2. 311 4 1annerver any loan Audi be made by
virtue thereof, there shall be; by.force of this ordi-
Dance,
..annually appropriated out of the income
of the corporate estates, lisetfrom the mud Wised .
by fixation,* sins shM,dos , V to- pay the interest
On said certificates; and the further sum of three
tenths of one per cetitdm on the par value of &Leh
certificates, so lamed,. shall be appropriated quar
terly out of &Lather/me and.taxes to a' slating
fund; which fund, and its accumulations, are
hereby especially pledged for the redemption and
payment of said certificates.
nn sournow To MIRIASR A LOAN SILL.
Resolved, That the Clerk of Common Council
b e setborieed to,pnblish intwOd4U,P=Pells
of this est , deilf, for for wiltks,ltte nee
prtecote4 to, the
,Lloinmon Connell on ; Thursday,
April iNhi_lB6BlnolUna ‘,`AnOrdirtarioe creating a
loan for the extension of the Water Works, for
thepirchase of League Muni, and for building
; an bre Boat." - And the led Clerk, at the stated
'meeting of Councils, alter the expiration of four
we' froth thellret day' of said publication, shall
'present to this Council one of each of said news
papers for every dayin which the same shall have
been made. apll-24t
PHELAN & BUCKNELL!
Twenty-third and Chestnut Sts.
WALN i ttair s AND FLAIk
ALL TB CON AND DRY.
FINE LOT WALNUT VENEERS.
CEDAR. CYPRESS AND min* 3 1 7 SHINGLE&
SEASONED Mom
NTCI3IGAN,oANA OA AND Ul m Ig•VANLS.
ALL 13 _ AND QU
FLOORING AN • • •
I Vy c•kStRkrr4TTMBEIL
SPRUCE J 1 HEMLOcIE JOiST.
•
BUILDING • MEER OF ALL KINDS.
Waft
MAULE; bR THER CO.
1808. SPRUCE JOIST. 1.860
ER IC L OX
. ,
HEMLOCK
-14.11QE
STOCK.
R,biE STOCK.
'111447/...,:mportustit. &go.,
7,906,2E3 GI
1868.:,
1868.
• r -- "A •
RE • 6 •
WM FLOORING.
WALNUT BIN
t
SLOW:NIL? • • 9
202a.612,622
186
Q.
WN W T
B O M O A'S ' A D
PA K K. 1868.
/If&
1.868 UNDERTAKERS*LUMBER. 1868
. UNDERTAXERS' LUNDE& W.
ADDGMDAD.
WALNUT AND PIN'T..
1868: EEM • - 1868.
OAirPLA 4B Pr iy AND BOARDS.
BIOKO
C I GAR
BOX
• CIGAR BOXMRS._•:: /868•
011•ANIBII 11:13PAILBOX OARDEH, •
, 1F0R:8.4.1•E LO W.
1868 CAROLINA SCANTLING. • .186 a
CAROLINA H. T. SILLS.
NORWAY SCANTLING.
• t LARGE ABSORT2SIENT.
1868. CEDAR
SHINGLES.
CEDAR SHINGLES. 1868.
CYPRESS SHINGLES.
PLASTERING LATH, • .
CHESTNUT PLANK AND MAROS.
1868 SEASONED
CLEAR PINE. 1868
. SEASONED CLEAR PIN E. .
CHOICE PATTERN PINE.
SPANISH CEDAR, FOR PATTERNS.
FLORIDA RED CEDAR.
ICIAUIiEs KROMER et. co.
.2500 SOUTH STREET.'
P A. d¢ J. J. WILUA.SIB,
J.aik
Broad and Green streets.
SEASONED BUILDING LUMBER;
WALNUT, ASH, at low prtc&. myelatl
IUITARIUCK & SON •
Aka SQ_ ARK FOUNDRY,
WABlllasi ON venue,__Philadelphis.
ACT
STEAM ENGINES— gh and Low Pressure, Horizontal,
Vertical, Beam, Oactilatingp.Biaat and Cmnish Pump
BO ERS—Cyllnder, Flue, Tubular, &c.
STEAM kl A urßS—Naamyth and Davy styles, and of
alt azee
CASTINGS—LoSun.Dry and Green Band, Brags, &a.
ROOFB—lron Frames. for covering with Slate or iron.
TANKS—Of Cast or Wrought Iron. for refineries, water,
.GAS CHI:NEW—Such as Retorts. Bench Cantina
Holders and Frames, Purifiers, Coke and (Marconi Ban
BU r n i bt iral ltdA ve tkWar.---fl al uch e. as Vacuum ` Pane and
Pumps, Defecators,Hone Black Fitterr, Burners. Waal/
expand Elevators:l3as Filter& Sugar and Bone Black
Cara, &c.
Sole manufacturers; of the folkuving epecialties:
In Philadelphia and vicini*W Wright's Patent
Variable Cutoff Steam
In Pennsylvania, of & nett Patent Dead-Stroke
Pow er Hammett.-
I
n the United Statee, of Weston% tent SelLtentering
suid Self t balancing Conitrifnial 8 Machine
Glass & Bartel% improvement on Aspinwall & °oleo's
• CentrifugaL •
Bartol's Patent Wrought-Iron Retort Lid.
Straiten% Drill Grinding Rest. .• •
Contractors for the design, erection, and tilting up of Re.
fineries for working Sugar or Molasees.
(IQFPNIi AND YELLOW METAL SHEATHING,
Brazier's Copper Naibh Bolts and "nt Cooper. con.
stoutly on baud , and for sale by 'HEN o RY WbfißOß &
CO.. No. 889 South liVharvea. ,
IV - UMBER 10. re
TU PIG i n n of
/A nook bnin 'in e re and for Ede in tote to stut, by
PETER WBJ OHTSONB.II.S Walnut street, - •
I.)OBERT 'ffEICEit&NER & CO., ' ;WHOLESALE
11 Oruggieta.N. E. corner Fourth and Race etreete
invite the attention' of the Trade to their lame stock of
Fine Druipi and Citocabs, Eeaential Qila Oflungea
Cor&e. dsa no27.tr •
DILUBARB , ROOT,' OP REGENT IMPORTATION.
Ilk and very su i terlor mvility.,_ONllte Gum Arable. .East
India Castor 0 'Whtte and Mottled Castile Soo, O li ve
Oli r of.vorious raids: For sale by ROBERT RHO&
MASER & CO., Gruplista, Northeaat corset' of Four th
and Itene streets. , . • . • • • n 0274
P "
Ai l aiii t lirCoW l ed, T P4 ll ties q. P l U c i gx .
ournmanufactinsroi tuidoubtedignriVA qtantialas to
suit ntirelnisers. ROBERT IMO••=e..l 'lft Peden
in Paints andtVarnishes, N. Ea corner Fourth snd Rase
streets t.'40274
TIRLLOGIBTS ,
.BUNDRIBO.--OItADILATM 'MORTAR.
Bo Pill Tiles tc ‘conbss Br.ne. hes. MirrcV n eavant run
Boxes. Horn dope, burMeJilinstrweeft TruMm. ard ;
and Bat Ru ber bloods, oriel Cum AI Ant tal
t3yvinges, &c., all at "Fi,• rst Hala"Bgeea_
• 13NOWV & BROTHER.
apb•tf 28 South Eighth Week
VERITABLE EAU DE COLOG NE—JEAN
1 MARIA FARI N A.—The Bloat faeolnettrup of- all toilet
waters, in festivity o t r o s t iams, Z i t tlu s tt Avnalialls
e l'lncgirroittrea. Tonefort;vo dollars.
'll außßstirkApothecarn_
• 1410 nt eheek
afirldf
'l"'"Lvi'd 3 1 1"Lnor l i r trir iga rr- vhi
• Lh o mle-JILP • 41,1 ±..... • ! • 4 4,4,
CO.. lUtl wows avow.
LUBILMEM.
F7lr - KVTII
oalitm
TITE,DAILY EVENING. BULLETIN:---PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAY, MAY 6 1868.
' Zhi:i:tMUU,Ot*IMDW
and Reading . Railroad..
CHANGE OF 'HOUR:
er MIRIDAT.Itar 401, 1068, Gus Aceiniunti-'
dation Trains will leave Depot, THIRTEENTH and
U 414 OWHILL Streets., follows:
POTTS row.N gOMMODATION, fotPottatown and
Intermediate tiht 4.1 4.30 V. M.. arriving inXottetown
at 6.85 P. M. (OM an Met' Mey 9th, TraMe will ran on
Perklomen Railroad in connection with this train.)
READING ACCOMMODATION, for Reading and In
termediate Station', at 9,19 P. M., =him; at Reading i at
liiggiM "Fr
. . "
THE IDDLB SOUTF.,—Shortert
, . . . and meet direct iine to Bethlehem.
finWon.,4ipltown, Mandl Chunk ( ' Harleten. White
MI esbarre,Mahanoy_ City,Mt. Carmel. Pittetoni
gain n. &Mondale and oil the points in thrfloffiligh and
WINE Ceti regime. . .
r 60 rier t AilhiladelPhlili N. W. conker of Serb
and erican _
SP GARRANOBAIRNT—ELSVENDAmr TRAINS
—On and after MONDAY/ APRIL 6th. int ' Pair,
onager Treble leave the New Depot, corner of Berks and
American
_streets,'llally (Sundays excepted ) _ose folloWs:
At 6.45 A. m —A... commendation for Fort Washinici 311 ,
At 7.46 A. M..—Mortting_ Mizoram for Bethlehem an d Principal Stations cal North Pennsylvania' Railroad, con.
nesting at Bbthithem with Lehigh Valley a ie rt %
i tgh
end ibuimehanna Railroade for Easton,Arien tau.,
tuitionatattitn, Mauch Chunk.Weetherly.l e.
Bseeton, White Haven, Vi'llkesbarre, Kingdom
Pittston, Scranton._euthanasia and all points in Le*
high's nd Wyoming Valloye also . in connection with Le.
high and Ma.hanoy Railroa d for Malvin°, City, and with
Catawba & Railroad for Rupert, Danville, Milton and WIL
lialturpott. Arrive at Mauch Chunk at 12.06 A. _ _ ,M. •at
W ilk esbarre at 8 P'.ld, ; Scranton 0406 P. M. r. at /MAC
trlVl Cl Ntll 2 4 l l r tlid,lrmr ll 3c Ale il li z em era l ° l l t6/ 6 1 8 . t r
or Mon and points on New Jersey Central. lialkoad to
8.45 A. M.—Aodation for DotioNtarotop•
tang at all intermtations.' 'Paneergers for Willow
Grove, Hatboro , d ate s übville. hi thls train:take State ; '
at Old York Road.
At 10,16 4. M.—.Winferi foe Fort WeellingtOn.
stopping atintem
At 145 P. M.—Lishle Nalig hi llixprom for Betbleheni,
Allentown,__Olauch Chunk. te Haven,Wilkeribluriu
rbatioy My, Centralia, Shenandoah. Mt. , Carmel,
Raton and Saositon, and all points ,in btahallaY and
.yonifnc Coal.Rone. ' •, • , ..
Atli 801 i, M.—Aszsmunodatton for Doyieetomn stopping
.1t all intermediate stations. Passengers take. stage at
Dollestown for BOW HMO. and atNorth Wales' for Suns
twlt I t lisP. M.-I.rhigh and flusqueluuma ExPrestr for
Beate/ism; Boston, Allentown.: Mauch Ghtink. Wilkes.
bane and Scranton. rmencess for Greenville lake this
„ _
eta. , —Acixenmodation for Dcifentnirt4 rignins"
ra
' lntegn
it allinterm ediate shalom, jilt/mincers for i mune
Grove. Liathoongli and Hootirvilla take dace. at. Abbut:.
At 6.101% jle. 3 -Tbaceortmin for Methlehem
and oil etaßonf on line of North Pennsylvania Rail.
rostre a onnacling at iM with Ishtar Valley Wan.
biin for Easton, Allentown,Mattch Chunk.
t MP; /kL—Atetelniodation for Lonfidalb, Mopping at
all intermediate stationo. ,
At 11.80 P BE—Accommodation for Fort Washington,
TRAINS AItRAP. IN, PHILADELrMIA.
From Bethlehem &tam and 11.46 A. 11.21314 MOP. M.
11 46 A. M. and 2.00 P. M. Trains makes direct canners
thin with isinigh Tilley and Le 124,4 .and 15miq_ whams
trityains ' front Easton. Scranton, winunbarre. mammy .
C Hazleton.
, Passe and ngers leavinc:Willuiebarte at LSO
_PAL connect
at bethlehm at 6,15 P. M., and arrive In Ph.llMelphla at
8.40 P. id.
From Dayleetown at 8.86 A.M., 6.1.2 and 7.00 P. M.
From Lansdale at 7.2/i A. M.
From Fo ON SIDAYrt WoMiugton ea,aa,ii.c l3. lo A. M. and 8.10 P. M.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem al 0.80 A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 2.00 P. N.
E:gwn for Phasdelphla at 7.23 A. M.
httan for Philadelphia at et* P. X.
Fifth and Sixth streets romancer Can convey puma.
gars to and from the new
White of Second an D f e lVird Streets Line and Union
Line runw ith in • short distance of the Depot.
Tickets must be procured at the Ticket office. in order
to secure the lowest rates of fare.
106178 CLARK. Agent
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through to principal
pointe, at Mann'e North Penn. Baggage Enrols Office.
No. 106 South Fifth Meet.
•ROWI'HILADE WILMINGTON
AND =HSIIIMOBE
TIM T IitAILROt&
dak, April ISt/3W, Trains will le=ner of
Broad street an ashington avenue, se follows:
• Way.mail Train, at 820 A. M. (Sundays , excepted), for
Baltimore. stopping at all regular stations. Connocang
?with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington for Crisfield and
ludesinediate station& • . -
Express-train at 79.0011. onnaiprlMeofoi
Balti
more and Washington. stopping at W - gton. Perry ,
vile and HavredeGrace. Connects at Wilmington with
train for New Castle.
Exprase Train at BAD P. M. (Scoidays excepted) Jar Bal.
times° enst, ► t Cheater; Thurlow.
,Ltnwood.
n, nt, ewport,Stanton,New.
ark. Elkto o Perrytille.lisivrerde•
Aberdeen, Perryman's. Edgesvood. Magnolia.
Chase's and Eltemmeee Run. Connecta at Wilmington
with Delaware Railroad Line,
_stopping at New
Castle, Middleton, Clayton, Dover, Barrineon.
BalieburyV Princess Anne, and connecting at
with boat for Fortress Monroe, Norfolk. Portsmouth and
the South.
Night Express at 11.00 P. M. (deny) for Baltimore and
Washington. stopping at Perryville and Havre de-Grace.
Pimengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk via Bahl.
more Will take the 1..00 hi., Train. Via Crisfield will
take the &BO D. M.
taw
Tr od% steePing at all stations between
`Philadelphia and Wumington:
Leave Philadelphia at 11 A.1kL,2.30.5.00,7 and 11.82 (daily)
P. M. The 5.00 P. M. train connects with the Delaware
'Railroad for Harrington and intermediate stations.
, Leave Wilmington 7.00 and 8.10 A. M. (daily) and 1.3).
415 and 7.00 (daily) P. M. The 840 A. M. Train will stop
between Chester and Philadelphia.
From Baltimore to Philadelphis,.—Leave Baltimore 7.25
A. Id. Way Mail. 9.40 A. M. Express. 2.26 P. M.. Ex
press. 8115 P. M. Express. 8.55 P. SL„ Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.—Leave Bal.
tlmore at 556 P. M.. stopping at Havre de Grace, Perry.
- vile and Wilminn. Also stops at North East, Elkton
and Newark. to take passengers for Philadelphia, and
leave passengers from Wardington or Baltimore. and at
Chester to leave passengers from Washington or Bahl
-11:110713.
ThrOUgh tickets to all points Weet.Sonth and Southwest
may be procured at licketoffice, 898 Chestnut streetunder
Continental Hotel, where also State Rooms and Berths In
'Sleeping-Care can be secured - during the day. Persona
`purchasing tickets at this office can have baggage checked
at their residence by the U
FK o E T N r N n E s YS Cm er Y
dent
Siam PHLLADELPEULA. GFAMAN.
ROAD
AND NORRIBTORW RAU;
ROAD TIME TABLF.--On and after
Wednesday. May 1, 1667.
FOR GERMAN'TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia-6, 7, 0, 9.0%; 10,11, 12 A. M ., L 9, 3.15,
65(,, 6.10. 7, 8.9. 10. 11. 12Y .114 ,
Leave Germantown-8, 7,7 X, 8, 8.2%9, 10, 11.14 A.M.; 1,
2,3, 4,4 X, 6, 6}6 7 8 9 10, 11 P. M.
The 8.20 do G erind the 3X and 5X up trains, will
not stop on ttown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
LeAve Philadelphia-916 minutaiA. hi; 2,7 and 10X P.M.
Leave Germantosvn-8.1 ILL 1, 6 and 9X P. M.
CIiESTNUT RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia-6.8.10,12 A. 14.. ; 2r 8%. 6%. 7.9 and
10 P. hL
Leave Chestnut Hill-7.10 adnutes, 8, 9.40 and U. 40 A.
M.; L4O. 8.40, 5.40. 8.400140 and 10.40 y. AL,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia-9.15 minutes A. ; 8 and 7P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill-7.50 minutes A. M. ; 12.40. 640 and
*26 minutes P. M.
FOR CON SHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia--6,134.9,1L06. A. 11.; 134, 3.434. 534,
6.15. Fit* and 1136 P.M.
Leave
town-5.40.7.7.50.9, 11 A. M.; 134. 3,06, 6.15
and 8.%
. ON SUNDAYS.
Leavo 7.15 P. H.
Leave Norristown-7 A._ _ • sWand 9P. M. --
FOR BIANAYONK.
Leave Phi/ndelp_h l e- -6 , 7 3 6. 1.1.05 A. ; 136,324 X, s)d ,
6.15. MS and 1136 r. M. • •
Leave Man .Tank--6.10. EiSO. 836, Ms A_ M • 2.1 w 6.
• •
e and 9P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
_ _ _ .
Leave Philadeloigi:::ol7M7;l4ind 7.16 P. K.
Leave ayank— w c t i
Mant i 6 L . : v a n / P. ILL teiiii
. B.
• Depot.,Ninth and Green etna.
WEST CHESTER AND PHILA. ,
DELPHIA RAILROAD. VIA ME.
DIA. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after MONDAY, April 18th, 12,88,traine will leave
Depot, Thirty-first and Chestnut streep i as follows:
Trains leave Philadelphia for West eater. at 7.15 A.
Mll.OO A. 1.1..1L80, 4.18, 4.50, 7.00 and o.oor. M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Depot on E.
Market etreet,7.ls. 7.24 and 10.45 A. M.. L 55. 4.50 and
6.50 P. •
On and after Mo nday. June 15th. an additional Train
viti leave Philadelphia for Media and Intermediate
Pointe at 5.33 P. M.
_Trains leaving Wed Cheoterat 7.30 A. M.. and• leaving
Philadelphia at 4,50 P. M., willatop at 13. C. Junction ana
s Paesengens to or from stations between Wein cheater
and 13. C. Junction going East, will take train leaving
,Weet Cbeeter at 7.15 A. L, and going Watt will take train
leaving Philadelphia at 4. 51) P. IL, and
,transfer at B. 0.
Janotlore. • s „,...
Trains leaving Ph il adelphia at 7.15 A.. M. and 4.50 roe.,
Viand leaving_ West Cheater at 7.80 A. M. and 4.50 P. 31.,
connect at D. C. Junction with Trains on the P. and B.
C. B. R. lor_Oxford and intermediate poinb3.
00 '
ON SlMlDAlllB—LetivePitiladelphia at 8.00 A. M. and
LP.M. • •• •
• Leave Wart Chester 7.45 A M. and 6P. M.
The Depot Is reached directly by the Chestnut and Wat.
nut street cart• p i : 11 0 0 f the Mar street line You with.
is one square. Cant of both ea Connecttsfith oath
ft r at r igi i st ijte arrival.
are allowed to take ,Intatinit apYarel
only as Baggage, and the Company will not, in any owe.
be reatonAldo tor an amount eauxtrOmt aim sigma moth
dal contract n madeoc tne some. • .•
HENRY WOOD. Genera Sunerbitendralt,
PEOLADEItPHIA: di BALTIMORE
11511111 M=P All emelits. R4I un latb an ° d Ap isfter . — M B o lun ad m ay ar ,
April 111,11369, the Trains will leave Phlladelphilohnm tan
Depot of*the West Chester & Philadelphia Railroad. cor
ner of Thirty .first and Chestnut streets (West Phllada.).
t 7.15 imi 4 / rr if.
at
a Leave Mang oh at LIS and Oxford 6.05 A.
Il and leave slord at L 95 P. hl.
A Market Train with Piunesi lu ir Car
i attached will ran
en Tuesdays and Prillaxis the Rising Sun 1411.05
t oc h t Wixfor_d at IL4 s Kenn ett Lou P. M. con.
at West Chester lon with a train for Phila.
el , hit ~4 Wedn and Batculays Wane
• .611
, p at ' •• • ugh to. Cdord.
•;• .; et train
7.1.0_,A4w connects At
I:. relit Bo= m
ireb - H - ord wit c
h ' treMor n hdledr
,r iti n*Un a i o t e eind d'ldiedete4de et LW P. mu to
.4.1N44150414004 wed to take apparel only. se
Pouge. arid Voloweew apt. Any wee, be ro,
11901NONIP fee ea weep enered OM"
31 = 1 .0 4 4 11 *-AtO M&
00 Genewdl4ool.
iirtimuuMiSir
lalliNE.rte, MININ
QUIOKEST TIME ON BEOORD .
THE PANHANDLE Bourg.
a•-ii Timm_ kiglideri, la nINEM e t
NU RAILRO A
AD ND PAN NlO/.. LIS. HA HO
TIME than by COMPETING LINES.
PASISENGERS taking the 100 P. li. TRAIN arrive in
CHiCINNAM next EVENING atifka.,,P.74.o 14 * ll 4ta
ONLY ONE NIGHT an the ltol
W THE WOODRUFF'S eelebratad Palace • i r t .
Roo .CARS nni through : • " '
KU* to ClNta NNATL Passengtha ,:r , 12. , . gg,
and MOO PM. Trains reach (HNC A and all
points WES l t o tnd SOUTH ONE TRAIN APYANC,IE
of all other tan. • ,__,A, L ~
Ur Passengers' for CINOTNNATL ko AN Lte•
5.C111.114 CAIIIO,_UHICAGO, P RIA, 1 1 a'
TON, QUINCY, MILWAUKEW T. PAUU 0
T. and all Rints WEST. NORTHWEST and SO -
T.
_will particular $ aik tor TICKETS Via
.11A1SD ROUTE. ' • , r ,
Sw — ro SECURE theCUALED advantages of
this LINE, be VERY P I 'MAR and ASK FOR
TICKETS "Via PAN. '" at TWIT= OFFICE&
N. W. CORNER HINT and CHESTNUT . Stmts.
NO. 116 MARKET STREET. bet., Second and Front Sta.
And THIRTY-FIRST and LODI= Streets.Weat Phila.
S. F. SCULL. Gann Ticket AO. PiNsbungb.
JOHN H. MILLER. Gen'l East'n Agt..6ool3roadway.N.Y.
,_
i graimi . " REAI3ING' RAILROAD,-
GREAT TRUNK LINE from PEW*
delphia to the interior of Penneylva.
nig the fiebuylki Susquehanna, ' L'Uoberland and
Wyoming Valley& the Nh., • Northwest and the Gawk
as,Surdnier Arrangement of Passenger Trains, May 4,
1868. leaving the Company.* Depot, Thirteenth and Cal
low hill streets, Philadelphia; at the following hours .
MORNING ACCOMMODATION: , -At 7.80 A. M. for
Beading and all intermediate Eltations,Amd
A llentown.
Iph
• Betumin_ g leaves
Philadeia at PIO P i . t rg ',s '. 6 * 30 , . 4- * M l . sFriYing in
• MORNING EXPRESS.-At LII A. M. for Reading. Le.
boron, Harrisburg. Pottsville, Pine Grove, Tamaqua,
Sunbury, Williamaport,Elinha, Rochester,Niagara Falls.
Bulo. Weeebarre, Pittston. York. CAMBIA. Clam.'
beilbur . etc.-
The tra i rcri I nsets at Resoling with the East Penn.
Railroad aeMst:fer 4811entowri„ dm, and the
WI; A.IIL connect* tll'llteloebasion Valley train far
Harrisburg,_ dee. ; at Port Clinton with Catawba", KR.
trains for Willlamsport, Lock Haven. Elmira, die..:. at
Harrisburg with Northern Central, Cumberland VaneY.
and and usqueluumatrains for Northumber.
lan ' o rlr.(lluunberithurgPinegreveoka.
ue : RE1113:- . .-LeaVes Philadelphia at 8.80
PAL ler Reading. Panty/Re, Harrisburg. drc., connect
ing witn Reading and Columbia Railroad trains for Col.
morM tc.
TOR I o a IOCOMMODATIOM-Leaves -Potts
fawn at ,M 5. _ stopping , at intermediate stations tar.
riverrinPb.. eelp_ at 9.06 A. M. Returning leaves Phi.
lanplga at 420 P. 61. ;_arrives in Pottstown at 6.65 P. M
A G AOLVMMODATION-Leaves Readies at ,
7.ll64l;Nc i atoppinsLat all*fty stations:- arrives in PM&
del his a 10.16 A. M.
gamine, loaves Philadelphia at 6.15 P. II.;' arrives in
Reading at &e 0 P. M.
Trains for Philadelphia leave Harrisburg at LK A.
and Pottsville at 8.45 A. arr iving in niladelphia" at
LOO P. M.. Afternoon trains leave Harriebuft. al 2.06 P.M,.
r Aptuda, at 11.46P..M.; arriving at Misdelphla at
Hairisbrug accommodation leaves Reading at 7.15 A.
M.,_and Harriebnin sit VA P_'..6l. ,Connectlng at Reading
with Afternodn AccomMedation 'to 'at 133 P. M.
arriving in Philadelphia at 9.10 P. M.
Market Arabs. with a Passenger. car S'attielu& leaves.
Philadelphia at 12.45 noon for Poturnue and all way Sta ,
Mu,- leaves Pottsville at 7 A. 61.. for Phllswie'phla =flail
Way stations .. o • .t. ~..,
_,.. •
. All the above heave ran . Sunday, encessted.
' Sunday trains ve.P 8. a. 31., end Phila.
delphia at 816 P. .. teave for Reading at
800 A. BL,_ m Readies a 4.86 P. M.
retan k y
CHESTER VAL B A 11. 11 0AD.-Passenagera for
Dont:darn and intermediate points take the 7.30 A.IsL
and 4.80 . Itt. trains from Philadelphtg returning from
11101ww_atitao A. M. mid 1.00 P. M.
11 VORK EXPR=3,_FOR PI TT SBURGH AND
THE WEST.-Leaves New York at; 9 A. M.. 6.00 and 8.00
P.M.. Varraiql .Reading ORA. M.. 1.60 and 1110 P. and
connect at illutistrotit wath , :Penneylvardas and Northern
Central Railroad Express Trains fer Pittsburgh. Chicago,
Williamsport, Elmira. Baltimore. gre
Returning It prase Train leaves Herrisburg, on arrival
of Pennulvama rExprees from Pittsburgh. at 8 and 125
A. M.. 1186 P. M.. paining Reading at 4.49 and 7.06 A. M.
and 11.40 P.M., arrtving at New York 10.10 and.IL46A.M.,
and 6.1 M P. M. Eleadog Cars accompanying these traini
thru ugh between Jesse)* City and Pittsburgh. without
I Mail for New York leaves Harrisburg at 810 A. M.
nd 2.06 P. M. Mail trainforliarriaburg leaves New York
at 12 Noon. - , - .
1 SCHUYLRILL VALLEY Rerr,RoAr4.mrsine leave
Pottsville at 6.91 11.00 A. M. and 7.16 P. turning from
Tamarma_at_l_B6 A. M. and 1.40 and 4.85 P. M.
13CHIna.M. LL AND SUSQUEHANNARAILROAD-
Thane leave-Auburn ist,ls6 A. M. for Pinegrove and Har.
debug and at 18.46 P. X. for Pinegrove and-Tremont; re
turning from Harrhsburg_at 866 P. X. and from Tremont
at 7.40 A. ilt.' and 6.36 P. FL . ~..• - ~ . '
M
TIETS.-Through firstrlais tickets and emigrant
tickets to all the principal points in the North and West
and Canada&
Ettrundon Tickets from Pidlaitele di l . thh to Readinc_and
Intermediate Stations, good for only. are sous by
Morning Accommodation,- Market Reading and
Pottstown Accommodation Trains at reduced tette,
.s Excursion Tickets to Philadelphia, tood.Tor day. only.
are sold at Reading and Inter - ediate Stations by Rug
rout and_ Pottetoinx Ancommodationi Trains at, reduced
• . .. •
- The following tickets are'obtalnable oniit the Offlee
Of S. Bradford, Treasurer, Nd!..227 South Fourth 'street,
Philadelphia, or of G. A. Nicolls. General Superintendent.
Readier.
Commutation Ticket, at 15 per cent. discount, between
any points desired, for families and firm&
Mileage Ticket& go od for 1(00 miles, between all points
at SIM in each, fbr f , lees and Irma.
Sewn Ticket& for three. six. nine or twelve menths,
for holders only, to all points at reduced rates.
Clergyman residing on the line of the road will belie
niched with cards.. entitling themseaveg and wives to
ticket, at half are.• L_, __' '
Excursion Tickets from Phßadelphiri to principal et a
tiont , good for Saturday. Sunday and Monday. at reduced
fare, to be had only at the Ticket Office. at Thirteenth
and Callowldll etreeta.
FREIGHT.-Goode of all deecriptions forwarded to all
the above trointa from the Companre New Freight Depot,
Broad and. Willow street&
Freight Trains leave Philadelphia daily at 6.80 A. IL.
12.46 noon;` and 6 P. M., for Reading, Lebanon , Harrisburg
Pottsville. Port Clinton, and all points beyond.
Mails close at the Philadelphia Post-oMco for allplaces
on the road and its branches at 6A. M., and for the prin.
tipsl illations only it 2.15 P. M. '
BAGGAGE.
Dungante Express -will collect Baggage for all trains
leaving Philadelphia Depot Orders can be left at No tin
South t ourth street, or at the Depot, Thirteenth and Cal
lenbill streets.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Winter Time. Taking
ffect Jan. 26th, 1803. The trains of
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave the Depot, at
Thirty•firet and Ider,k,et streets, which is reached directly
by the cars of .the .Market Street Passenger Railway, the
last car connecting with each train. leaving Front and
Market streets thirty minutes before its departure. Those
of the Chestnut and Walnut Street Railway run within
One square of the Depot.
ON ISUNDAYS—The Market Street Cars leave Front
and Market *recta 'M minutes before the departure of
each train. l '
Sleephie Car Tickets can be had on application at the
Ticket Office, Northwest corner of Ninth and Chestnut
streets, and at the Depot.
Agents of the Union Transfer Company will call for and
deliver Baggage at the Depot. Orders left at No. 901 Chest.
nut street, No. 116 Market street, will receive attention.
TRAINS LEAVE,DEPOT. VIZ.:
Mall Train. ....... ....... ..,....at ROO A. BL
Paoli Accorniiiiida . tlonWo. i ...................at MOO A. M.
Fast Line at 1200 M.
Erie Express,. at 12.00 M.
Paoli Accom. Nos. 2, 3 & 4. . at L 00.6.00& 10 30 P. M.
Harrisburg Accommodation at 230 P. M.
Lancaster ... ..... at 4.00 P. M.
Parksburg Trairt............ .... . ... . at 6.00 P. M.
Cincinnati Express. ..at 8.00 P. M.
Erie MalL . ,„ .at 11.15 P. M.
Phi1ade1phda . Expree5.................... at 11.15 P. M.
Accommodation.......:.. . . _at M.
Erie Mail leave .... ezcept Saturday.
Phil.delphia. Express leaves daily. All other trains
daily, except Sunday.
The WelLtern Accommodation Trainruns daily, except
Sunday. -For this train tickets must be procured and
baggage delivered b IEOO P. M.. at 116 Market street.
TRAINS AT DEPOT, VIZ:
Cincinnati Expre55............. ....... ..... ..at 1.35 A. M.
Philadelphia Expreas • " 7.10 "
PaolLAccom. No. .......... " 8.20
Parksburg Train...,..... ...... 9.10
Erie ........ . ... . ... ............ ...... " 9.35 "
Fast Line ... Of 0.0 G.
Lancaster Train' • " 1.10 P. M.
•• 1 "
Erie EXPreBB.
Paoli Accom. Nos. 2 & 11. ..............at .10& 7.10 •• Day ExPreaS . ... , ...... . ...... "
Han falling .. • .... •
pp • ..... ". 9.50 '• For further information. 'aly
JOHN C. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 901 Chestnut street.
FRANCIS FUNIL ',Uen• 116 Market street.
SAMUELI3I. WALLA , C E, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
Thit e Peinlayisi b a Railroad Company will not stemma
limany risk or. age, except for wearinj apparel. and
their Sep° ility to One Hundred Dollars invallie.
Ali Baggage exceeding that amount in valueVill be at
the risk of the (Muer: unless taken by_a id cataract.
EDWARD m.
, . .
General SuPerintendent.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAIL.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after MONDAY, May 4th, trains will leave Vine
Street Feny,as follows. , • • .
'Mall
Freight, with passenger car 915 A., M.
Atlantic Accommodation 4.15 P. AL
RETURNANG—LEAVE A CLANTIO.
Accomnindatiott ....• . kw
Freight, with passenger * car • M.
Mail. • • . . . ... . 4.W P. IL
Junction . ACc . ,timn'ic4atioinio and intel : MO. •
diate stations, leaves Vine &Id P. M.
Returning biaires Atco.. • •.. • 6.89 A. IL
Iladdonfield Accommodalimi l lcsiins leave fine
5treet............................1 0 . 16 A. M. and 300 P. M.
Leave 11addonileld •„ 100 P. M. and 3.15 P. IL
ap3Otfir D. H. 'MUNDY, Agent.
AMPit'd tiT FIiEIGHT LIN% VIA
NORTH r*Nl4lsYLVAttiln RAIL.
ROArk, titizreber. , . Emo.l,
Ot a l, Bimini arineliVe=T. 3. ail Points an Lehi
YE T e n Y e l 4 lllN anvax ad i rg i en t a r itrr e te i ctd this da , this road is
enabled to Weaeed Olesp etch to Zl3 { fg
d=o4l toAhe a atiitatftls#o• Frt , i i.
Be t f io oroed e 5
P.
15.4 5 I, ae t.n:huei
m5bR O W Na i s' l r k p
e nebda Oaet,-B . .u,e_es
n s t
M
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Mahasoy City, nd
_ other stations in . lis=nr IMO
wyeraing "toMvi Intern 13. ..IL .: . th! day.
UM -4-1-<:. :„. 4 , ,-..,4.1:777.7Citmc.
ltest l trgellW g 1 1.411 4 93 4 . 0 j 1 rfa
A lt S ur AkS wl, 4T l3 ,r , r 4 w isu g • -
ne
Oder tales4d 4 l 31 ,
wing- ,• **ha 4f3, L a
11 1V9 46 ' r , • • t . • . 4 11 a • -
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THAVICIALRIP 111171DS:
BRISTOL LINr ,
lIETWJECBS • • •
NEW YORK:AND BOSTON
VIA BRISTOL. •
For PROVIDENCE. TAUNTON. NEW
BEDFORD; CAPE COD, and all pointed
railway communication. Newt and, 'lath.
The new and splendid steamers BRISTOL and PROVI
DENCE
daily
kier, No. 40 North, River,
_foot_of Camd
street. ad °Ming Debrames street Berry, Nov York. at 6
B. Bandar' exrepted, connecting with steam
boat train at Bristol at 4.80 A. M.. arriving in Boeton at 6
A. M. in time to connect with all the morning trains from
that city. The most desirable and pleasant, route to the
Whtte Mountains. Travelers for that point can make'
direct connections by way of /ftlrldellee and Worcester or
Boston.
Staterooms and Tickets secured at office, on Pier in
NEW lona.
'lf. O. Bars. Don't Manager.
a
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
BPRING ARRANGEMENT.
- .
COMMenclum Vytednatidety, April 1,1868.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE FROM FOOT OF . MARKET
STREET WHARF (Upper Ferry) as lotion's:
For Bridgeton Seism. and intennediato stations. at 8.00
A. M. and &80 P. AL ' •
For Miliville, Vineland and way station, at 8.00 A. M.
and 8,15 P. ?. • '
..
For,Liape ay at 8 . 15 P. M. -
For Woo bury (accommodation), at 8.00 P. M. ~
Commutation L'hecks.ood between Thiladelphia and
all stations. ntrigbeohta ed on apptication at the Tres.,
surer's Oftle4CeMdeti, N.J..
Freight Train Staves Cant/lei daily at 12 o'clock (noon).
Freight will be received ettnecond covered wharf below
Witinuretreet,dailYt e from 'lllatelnall P. M. , ,
Freight Denver, StmtbDeldware avenue. ,
.. .• •• • •i • Al .1, SE WELL, Superintendent.
igrigiMEREISP :I fi l i .
_.• .• ' lAD
PANT'S LINES, LINE% from Phileddkilds: to' New., York, and
way glues. from Within, sireetirharf. •• . c-.• _ •
• c- ; • . _ ~, ,9 3 i RCM
At 680 A. M.. via Camden - n og Amboy Aced= 612 25
At Bd.• *ft Camden enfd. &rent eityit= a 01) ,
At 8.80 P. via Camden antlJNita . 800
At BP. M.. CamdenandAMW, use. . 2 . __ 26
Accom. and Ear : B :3r , ^•' • e t t e ne m as t : . . -•8 BO
At 5.130 A. M„ and P., M.. I • •
At 8 and 10 A. M., 30 and 4 B.Bo' ..
4
At 5318 and 10 A. • 8.10.420 6P.116,f0r Norden.
At 5.80 and 10 &MALIAN 8.80,-4.Boand 6 P.lLAti___Fletrettela
At 5. •EV I I 10 •A.M.„ 1; alga 8^ 420. 8 and IL= rat: for
Bur Menterland Damen ~ •
~. . , •
At 5.80 If 820.4.161.41 sad 1/6).P. AL far Edge.
water. Etv, Vertia Plug.
At 6.110 nittill - Il k , .P. Fish 'Nome. •
et 1. . MeV, ikon foot Of
'fail - '
Idarrkerst=g on men .s .• • • - ••
At 11 A. a
M., na Kitregton and Jersey Clty,,•NeW Yorke
Expre55........• --, .. , . - Mil Oil
At 7.00 and 11.00 A.X.2.110,&80 IPM . and .. ror . Vaiiton and
Bristol. And 5t1.0.15 A. M. for Bristol
At 7.00 and 11 A. N.., 2.80 and 6P.M. for Morrisville and
Tullytown. , _ _ .
At 7.00 and MIS A. M.. 220 and B P . ii. for Sclunteke 'and
Eddingtem.
At TCO and 10.15 A. M. 4100,4.6. and 41P.M.:. for Cornwell,.
Tonesdals. lloimesburg. Tason.NWiesdrunnintr i den.
bmi and Frankford. and aP. m. for Whims 1 0 1 3.
intermediate Stations. • . -
BELVIDERE DELAWARE, RAILROAD LINES
from Kettringnen Depot. •
At 7.00 A.•M for Niagara Falls, Itallala, Dunkirk.
Elmira. Ithsca...lq,
_Roeheater.AinAamntak Oswego.,
Syracusae:treat Alontrtee; Wilkesbarre, Wanes;
trondeburg,Water aP. dd. •
At 7.00 A. /1. and LSO Theidete, Easton. Lam
bertville, Flemington, dm. 8.5) P. M,
_Line connects
direct with the train leaving Easton for Mauch Chuck.
Allentown, Bethlehem. Ac. • • •
At 6 P. M. for lamberteUle and intermediate Stations.
- From West Philadelphia Depot, via Connecting Rail
war.
At_ SAO A. M.. 1.80, 8.80 and 12 P. M. New York. Eres
Line via Jersey City.. ~.,„............. ........ .... 96
The 820 A. AL and 6.80 P. AL Lines , run daily. All 0 era
fianday• exceeded.
At 9.8 u A. M.,1.0.8 6:80 and 12 P. M. for
At 8.90 A. M.. 6.80 and LI P. M.. for B
At 19 P. M. (Night) for Morrisville, Tullytown, Scheneks,
Eddington, Cornwell', Tarried/An Holmesbura Tacony.
Wietinoming.M= We rd '• '-
For Lines lea tr takd thd MO on
Third or Fifth , at Cheetnttl_at half an hour before
departure. The Care on Market Street •Raihraytrindi".•
sect to Weet Philadelphia Depot, Chestnut and Walnut
within one square. Ain Sundays, the Market Street Cats..
will run to connect with theitn) A. M and 6.80 P. M.lines.
• FtftyPonntis of Baggage only allowed each Passeniger.
Passengent are prohibited trot' taking anything .aa bag
gage but their wearing appareL ,All.. baggage over fifty
pounds to be_paid for extra. The Company limit their re •
roonsibdity for baggage to One Dollar per pound,and will
not be liable for any amount beyond 111001 exempt by ape.
dal contract. - _ ..-. • •
Tickets sold and Ban ded. cheekal direct Womb to
Boston. Worg_ester. Li Hartford, New maven.
Providence, Newport, A any. Troy,
_Random Utica,
Ro Bw ma i t if 3vracua Rochester. Buffalo. •Niagarg. FaMs and
ge.
An add! on '
Ticket Office Is located at No. 898
Chestnut pareekwhere tickets to New York, and all int.
portent points North and East may tre procured: Pen
ions purchasing Tickets at this Office, can have their bag
gage checked from residences or hotel, to destination. by
Union Transfer Baggage Express. _
Lines from New. York for Philadelphia will leave from
foot of Cortland street at TA. M. mid 1.1 g) and 4.00 P. M..
via Jersey City and Camden. At 8.20) F. M. via Jersey
City_ and Kensington. At 10.00 A. Aland 12 M.. and 5.00
E. IL. and 12 (night). via Jemmy City and West !Wade!-
. From Pier No. 1, N. River. at 4 P. M. Entrees and 4P. '
M.Emisrana via Amboy and Camden: . •
May 4. 1868. WM. H. GAMIER. Agent, .
AramPHILADELPHIA- ANLIIHUS „ERIE
RAILROAD--WINTER T IM E
BLE t —Thronekanct Direct Route be.
port en Philadelphia, Esithnore, burg,''
port
-
port and the Cheat Ou pion of , Peunsylvania,--Eledant
Sleeping Cars on all N t Trahei. ,, . ..____ - , .
On and after MON AY:, Nov. 25tniber. the Trains on
the Philadelphia and Erie Relived will run se follows;
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves P. M.
" " snivels at Erie..... ....... 9.00 P. M.
Etsress lerear N bMadeiptila 12.00 Noon.
" arrives at Erie.. ............. 9.46 A. M.
Elmira
Yail leaves Philadel bin .......
1 . 1 0 6
A. M.
arrives at
mearviratil
M!11 Train levee Erie......... . . ........... ..10.26 A. M.
art . vea ll a r t im patqia' ..... " -"at M.
Erie Elnress at i r tv es es a fril o s hi ...
1.00
11,
Elmira Mail leavr t Lockayienva. M.
arr. •:••••••••••••0. P.
' Mail and Ewe!" cronnect with a ll ' trains on Warm
an Fr anklin Earwax. Paaseneers leaving . Philadelphia
at 00 M. arrive at irvlngton at 6.40 A. m., and Oil tety
m,_ • •
Leaving_ hiladelphia at u.16.P. 91., arrive at Oil CUT
••4.86 ~ •
All trains on Warren and Franklin Railway ineke.elose
connections at Oil City with trains for amnesia and
petroleum Centre. Rasesse che
RED ckedro tAL ER H ,
41 . General itaperthteedent.
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON
COUNTY RAILROAD.
(SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after Monday, April 20th 1868, trains will leave
from the foot of Market street (Upper Ferry), for Met ,
cbantrille. Moorestown, .Hartford: - Mascerville. Haines;
port, Mount Holly, timithville. Ewansville„ Vince:Mown,
Birmlagham and Pemberton at 9A. M. and &SO and 5.39
P. M.
RETURNING: _
Leave Pemberton 680 and 925 A. M. and 2.45 P.M. • -
Mount Holly 659 and 8 47 and 3.66 P. M.
Moorestown 7.20 and 9.15 A. M, and 6.88 P. 51.
The 3.30 P. M. line will run through to Hightetown,
stopping at all the intermediate places.
apW•tf C. SAILER: Stipeirigindent.
jagimi PEMBERTON ANDHIGNTOTOWN
RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
A Freight and Passenger Line wilt leave Riattatown at
6.50 A.M.,and a Passenger Line at 7 A.M.for niladelphia
via Pemberton and Mt.
Returning, will leave Phßideinbla from the foot of
Market street (upper ferry) ati P.M. Freight and Passers.
ger Line, and at 8.80 P.EL pamenger Line for Hightatown.
nib% ' WM: H. GATZMER. Agent
r 73 : I:rri
Q BALDERI37 3 ,4r, SON._ •
9. WALL PAPE AND oIiDOW SHADE%
to 2 2mo tat SPRINGN O GARDEN 'filfroot.
rl-=.nrr-w•rr:.r . w77ll
I -,- THOMSON'S LONDON EEITORENER. I IS
--••• rowkan Rouges, for families, hotels pr pule
..n' i
vtykilatill twenty ro t iArKtr i n t soo dz i e t.
t i t rettlesters.
Low-down Grate:, Ftreboard Stoves. Ds
~_: ._0
_4"fitew.
bole Plates , Broiler% Cooking Move% ( O. w /. • 11134
retail. by the manufacturer% r _.___
0)3 A Vril t 4 l .'1130100031.
noBa6an.w.t6m4 N0.,511/9 cortb second street.
N & BONG.
;101 TH°111" ta l trl2Vive & Mx°
No. 12414 CHESTN E.itePlkielchia.
Opposite united timer I.
mantqacturepi, of
• • LAVW DOWN. ,
ANIAO%_
OFdanßrx.. -
FICE ,
And other uRATES.
For Anthracite. Bittoninons and Wood Fitt
WARM-AIR PURNAteeriA
For Warming m
Piddle and Private tritiLdhisii t . ,
IFIGIBTRR. V EY EIMI4PaR B *
oti
110LESALE , arid RETAIL
,
. REUBEN HAAS. ' - _ : r . ' - A: 9.:FETTERAI 1
la/LA.B 41% FFTTER. COAL TtNALKIII3i,„ . .
.Ll. , N., W. GOB. NINTH. A.NDJKPrESSON S I
...,.._0nhand......nt_,....„.... t .....
SCHUYLKILL COALS: nom. the pest Mtnee, - to m .y.
Factory, and Steam Purivana44 • • - anl4lY
tvi
y d artiv
11*4493 CELEBUYEDI,
X ~ ~ uopro-Bytu is, .: :, iTry , c . I
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WEIGIITAND' Wi x r tl.. . 3 1" BAT 7 . -
regfiald: ~,„,.„ ~,,,..i.,r 1 0 , 40 .. .T :r4.74 iligtr.:.„,.,,':
Liuso_lam inc i N te,; , iiiaiplawiri t egni
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1
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ram HALE*
VOll.
MORTGAGE OF 14,000,
MORTGAGE OF ;::4 600.
APPLY TO ,
BALD6SI'ON & ALBERTSON,
Noi xao North Thirteenth Street.
It:,FOßsAtir,,-41310A1117111MIUMIDIrciti Uti .
. en the River Bail*, le the utipe et Bev ,'.'
'
N. J. containing western, eate to Ws it':' ,
street. The house lb large and con vents witki II
the centre ; large shod° Una. groats 4s buitefodlg mid 0
and garden fared with , au , kinds St ' tratt; wi th in A f
minutee',walk ot , steamboat 'or 'railroad. 'iligply. on the
rereisee, or to ; waft/4 4 'N, ; 4 0.30, ; * TOrth "wth
A rtr ri t c
c llllloa. " - old $s -
LA VERY DESIRABLE RESIDEjiMPO_ FOR
IN MANTLA, WEST PIIILIDKLFH/C--Meilerrl
built converient , bongs; large lot filleirtee ,
Fro% Flowers ; Ac. Inquire ,on premises, No sem Hart-
rt.FOB BALE OR TO LET A 'FIANDIRME 114.011:
ern heeldence, Jost at Mt. Air9..ohellalrllfff,„
Rairoad. Terms way:" ittoptt to
G.• BAlrraxi%
210.0i1e0414*
ap3.°,lBt!
Fort SAGE.—THE FLANWQM3 -
3. No, AM Pine litreek with , 4ll,the Wedeln itencerye..
' Intnts; built. in the beat manner. Also, th e Three- .
etot7 , DwelLing. No. BIS seventtiptree wail all
provemennk. intro edlete. poteeeelon• ZO'betZi. &Paige'
COPPLU.K & JORDAN, ,433 Wahnititnie‘
ifFOR BANDBOILIR' , TURESSTORY
l i gti r c Residence, TA feet fxont.. with 8 footaide Vol
AverydOnyeeleuce. situate on the en ti li On
Clinton • eet:Vmd Blab street; '
SONS, 508 *Want street, , ,
r , Allen STRIDE •IV • sALE—THE'EtIiOASTS
brown stone Cottage. built in a el:leerier Ma 66190 9,
with extra ennvenleneee, and Lot. 69 feet front_ ,3r
166 feet des northweet corner of Arch and Wsventr-ffner
ti,
streets.. J. GUMILFX k 130N8.608 Wainutsb Ott..
FORJAD-11.1.14.Lirdr.smENARD tosttfi
gi ate on thelsout gide of Mister street, went o
, „. FYeteenth street. Lot 4O 1d).
C. D
myflat* ' , ' , • • : 4 t /0/ Isiiniora street
EOR 13.041 4 -,,E4G • 07
avenue, near warDY...
715 Weinntartet.
lito j e t a lf— n A n Tinigasfroft -sepaltoue&
with, double In& bulb:dam No. leNortat
',l*entleth uise on the prembee. .mraut*,
VOA BALB—BUILDING LOTS.
A: lotWaab tegbet avenue and Twenty.ibird 14.
,20* .15; Et. wwiatereeeeed. above Arch etc
r aEtyAt.. above Tb4ty4eveath eked, ,'Peat ,
set. 11 •Protnigr Npu.
5 01E. 8. os:.bq st.
2 lifts Ftaanceitteadi above Hontlegdoil et.
Auth- ' ogibtorahoed• 41013 to GOPPUCI a
nt street. sent
TrALIJitiLR'WHARF- PROPERTY FOR E1A1.1% ONI
I' the tvire :trim heytag Ina of 400 feetwith
Fier 71 eat wide. J. AL GYds 80N8. WI Walnut
WO MM.
STORE, 809 CHESTNUT STREET',
TO LET.
APPLY AT
BANE OE! THE 11EPIn3LIC.
TO IGIOSIDSOMZ ruminant.
House, on. Tepth,o#loo. i)bopo rch. for.afxno,.. )
ilyseecrion on . or watt - tbe lot of••Juna. '
KEW 810 ElOtitb 1 istiterothocreet •
geTo RENT FOR TSB BUMBLER SIO.NTIIS-4V
'At' rngh i l i gnu e TAILIV e RI, I 4 Ta l li r" 44l.
es from theolLF. nit hone 1442110110 , 0 1 01 Ant tigt
f bed. More bi - a welf.trtoeiretfrfnu nag 4 mesa
.rden, fce.houee filled, etablluin 44:, _ik.it,zibo. , rossuicra
yen nth of June. Addsees .-.LUXOR:. Shoennixen.
mt P. 0., Moutdomerr Conran' PL ' .- . .ffa.7244%;
4,T0 BENT ;3.. °maw
a Beat with large a rrdetus,fiait and shade troosieAblo
'
sad ice•hottse. c_coP NOB 12 rooms wrIM
tries,hot sod col water, botb. TwOntf minutes from
rotantOwn DOW , Atiply to G; WATIODN4 SOO Sotitb
• TO RENT L FROM. JUNE 11 , TO Met Bilge
•"," 'l5; Forntoned 'Haute; on' ?Aide street: Omit
town. Alt modern' coma:neat Ad(tremo'tWM
x 2064. re°. - . ••Inntif,
• A, PLEASIOAT ,REOIDENVE TO RENTiFnf
innomernionum.--A modern Hauge,' well! htel:
, wittieline grounds, 11,Irteded, WoO4Pa._ tt
nirlx to lidny, LADD, e the premiees, ,or
=GILT. de Commerceetteet. • tay4 WK.!
P - TO RENT =A DDISIGABLI4 COTTAGE,/ EIGHT
=triiw 44 " l / vu "nrik i ti l aO"
tsp 24 m wit* West kisverfor4Ve:
FUR RENT.—EQUSW 'NO. 1426 WALNUT
etreeet, handsomely (webbed:. and stable on
4centh etrlet, near Locust.
_Appiy_to
• .w.aisur & 1100 RE. : ,. -
I my 4.20 No. 21 -North street.
TO Pe2lT.-4DEBISAB4& OWELLINaiTr
about e acres of lank ettuated ors. blitin street. Veg
W
mintown. Convenient etter*: and. borne , railltaar
. gas, water,,stabllag, and, s large number of fruit
eee ; large' vege_table garden; 4c. Apply' to NW'
EItSZ.EY. 1137 Market street. mr9
TO BENT-r-A FOENIOLIED MOUSE AT: GER+.
mantown. delightfully situated; with gas, water,
etabllrig, kitchen, garden, &a. Apply at 737 Market
sreett.
1 0 RENT—DESMABLEROOMB FOR BUSPIRS4
purposes, at No.' 117 South Third street. APPIY tis•
Executors and Trustees,. Fatale of Wm:Richardson.
daceased,)3. W.'corzier Fourth and Wept streets. tayStati
inTO' RENT-A, DOUBLE COTTAGE, WITEt
Coach MMUS and Stable, at j'Aflealriombliti StatiOn.
on Trenton Railroad, erten miles from the c ity, .
apBOeft9 Apply' No: 717 WALNUT Street,.
inTO LET. —A LARGE COUN :Y SEAT, FtJR.
nisbed, 4 miles from idarkStiltreet 13 , idge, 10 min
utes,' walk front WOW Cam %awn with shade, good
Garden, fruit, stable, carriage bolus°. ice house full. Ap•
ply 1221 Market street, irom 12 to 2 o'clock. ap3otft
jaTO RENT.—THE HANDSOME FOHR.STORY
Residences ,Nos. 1806, and 18115 Synth, Breaded:eat_
in
Apply to ZS Routh Fourth greet. , inyl St•
-r
tTO.LET.-:-A COUNTRY PLACE. THREE MILES
from the city, Ivith eh norm good house. ahade.
ITU% garden. , geape.houto. stabloo, dtc . and every .
(onvenitnee, andpartly fprzdehed. ~ Apply to
apls Iv aHO . . , ,B. B. COHEGYS...
irTO RENT_ FURNIISIIED. OR FOR BALEn-A
Random° Modern Hoidens" with 14 Welt Ole
ground' attached, ritually in Darby Township;
Delaware county, within 10 minutes walk from the Darby
Road, Station on Philadelphia and. Media Rama.
J. GUMM kY & SONS. 5W Walnut Street.
0 FOR. RELIT. NEAR GERMANTOWN, .A DEM
rabic , stone Cottage. on Abbottaford avenue; near
1 ownehiptine road, adjoining the residences of Geo.
Blight. J ohn WWIAMJI, &a. By
U. H. & 11. r. MIJIRIIE11),
• apV.lot . 206 South Sixth atreet.
irr-A SUPERB COUNTRY BEAT—A7Gr
papered, paintedote. near Franktord, with eta-
Mug. Carriage•house, garden. iee•house, dm' inquire
1421 Girard ave Pa. apMG)
t. FOR RENT FOR THE 'SUMMER SSA=,
furnished: Aft elegant Residence, with ;dab
vegetable garden and several acres of land a .
situate on Blenheim street. Germantown. J.
MEV & SONS. 5O Walnut street. • , ,
in Polt RENT ON AN IMPROVING LEAS =A
large building, having &front of 26 feet, by 120
-R e st
depth altuate_on thegonth Bide of Walnut o
west of Tana. , 'J. M. GIMINWif & BONS,
,6061 W
FUR Rh NT--THE THRELSTORY BRICK REM
deuce. with Ores story doil_ble book holhijyyptilattlitAl.
o.L 1281 Arch street. J . Gillet t IKEIr isurospsoti
. .
ItE,PT-111E TEILLRD 1.41011.3
a. of Bonding sitoato'No.'.B34 NO ird ootLsojto.-
lip for otortop, furniture. M. et Ey 14018.608
=II=
, PUDLIO SALE QV NEAL .
Will be sold on the Fteanimst. ort
" THURSDAY, May 7th. lttsWeit II o'clock P.M..
The ptoperty smown ita
PENN CO ry ena kelt, deceased.
VAD as
tate the residence of Ma
Situate in Lower Merlon townidifp, M ontgomery eerier.
7 miles frt m Market Street ;Bridget_ and 1 mile from
Wynne Wood Station. Pennsylvania Railroad.
t ontainiog 0013 idicatcres of land.
' The improvements - conshit o a stone mansion. with
modern . improvement*,.stable,' green home. ice house.
atone burn Inns° and barn, Napa all the necessary lams
buildings.
hit we lodge at entrance to lawn and two frame tens.
meat boosts, • • •
The above , deseribed property is , on account of its
d e sirableProxim te'elty, and its easy access by raikoad.
Wiry kx:aUon tor Per doing business in the.
city. '.
! bale ymitive.
O .
WEN JONES,
E t ergiil•
te 'v
JOS..irklef
. _ Anctioneer.
HAItDWU E.
cutehattit AND WOSTENtIOLhIt3 • o 1.• Id's.
JAL , HNIVES, I , EARI , and STG D
AANIFt
tut finish. RODGERd'aud WADE di B •
the CELEBRATED LECOULTRE RAZ ' ;
IN CARES of tho tin et qyality,Razors.
end Tablo Cutlery, Ground and Polished E
MU of the _road approved oonstrootie• r'the
hayloft. at P. edADEIRA . B, Cutler and an . ,
sknr. DK Tenth Rtreatbelow Mg
CMTAGE. - : IMABY
de IPASolluttw