Daily evening bulletin., August 14, 1868, Image 4

• THE - DA.I.LrFeVEXIDIGSUZL I ETni , -PIIILADEL.I . " /11:44 1 ::. ER MA l' - ' . 'AUGUST' : 4 '1858.': " '''' .
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evisman.r. eyes are somewhat sanken,,and the right temple worked, 'lbuteaPPears to 4be ; confin ed ' to r• '' " . • '. , '-4 ,OIII 4I9aMENTS• .A'
• TELDGIAA IF IN IC is a•Ride discolored. , . 1011111 6 ,40001111/1.0".. . ', - ; . 7 41 ',• - • - i".; '';, ,;- . ,-..
, #OlllO Isolated initauices, for (thi the ileSPair 9r' , , (xmAra? IN THE nELD 4 , - . - -, . , . ' PRIPAREA kok'TME• FALL TRUE.
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Tim nine° Royal of Belgium is seriously ill. 0 , . . . ~, ~.. .-‘ ' r - : , • .} e- iitoithi l :'...4tosumbi Line ' Direot
__-........--------.-- the slave eligarcby)the-statlistica- show - that ~.....,...... , - -• ' , •,Or II 1) ----t' -- • , - - -•-
- TEM - .mown AEN UAL CELEBRATIO N • , • •
A VISE In Quebec yesterday destroyed eight SI.IIXIIIIIIL/A.N AS AN AlUTllolts A
the migro . poiS talon diminishes considerably
bOnsee. 'every year. - The - reasons'probablgi
Tins customs reports of August 8 show re- Me Description of a lt;cetl.val as Mi. are the ill-tiefitixient ofthe. s alaves, their im- ~,,, - . , 1...10.. . , sot ze i. ,) , i ~„,2„,_, •., • . , - ..,
ee • 'pis amounting to $3,630,205.
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the "halms ' '
of ma _ fFr Recollections of ray Life, by Ms ' , colon I . morality', the necessity-laid.upon the expect: -L - hiladelPhlta ulgectontalf.. aita:U . ` 'WI 1119 " 9 mma' o99 a n 'on link"
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Tim application of Cole, the murderer•
ant mother toontinue her wor k as long as .. •
Emper o r of st o m as J , Wax. we VELD A.T Benn ill a g lOillt, OW o.lBAken . ' - ' „';' • , - " .
cock, for hail, has been refused . . The road brought tis trf the hill of Anise ' Posaibler'tindlikVexceasitrense of. cactus:ie.' ," , , .' NANO ,Ow tomr, Cap iit lit. B
•DA.r . ,B FARR, . • .., leeillitl.ll • 1,20 torn Catch% Cro w` . '_., ADVERTISE
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Tna, North Carolina Democratic Convention Senora •
do born Fin, which is surrounded by, There are also the- fearful -instanCes -of slave ' ' ° A K The NORMAN Irons Ellin. so Tuesday. Aug. It'at Dale
met yesterday at Raleigh. palms and watered by the spray of the, sea. womell.cOMMitting ehild -murder, in order to " ON )11.01iDAY, eeduar,l7 , rn, tags. , Ta t a RONArtertan nostomoi e
t lAtzsay. Ana, N. at OF . _ " • -
Gumnixt, Ciosily has absamed command or the Ottr,fouritories dashed acrowthe .square in revenge' themselvetrok their' 'cruel master, , .
. esefilasecuthips nit . and brat/Biala/0
Department of Washington. f i ll f it his this citr th . e bat , IreH irve: ....v ix .ea vt .:2 l . 97 takenarw . tor word s atliara soinmomm ir . t.„ belne trateutor alw Evanw are na llP oloveb tar os.
. front of ii, "church of brilliant whiteness in the and to rob him of -valuable cital. These eiVo i ri w u b ni o ty de a s y ir e e r a
afforded daYli i;'l t e o u t h i' ° re p r l iV)i l a l c -
A narrin took place between the Cretans and, rococo style, standing on a broad, handsome saturnalia
. are,... really, . - only . occasions The Gimes am OPEN 70 . 117 . 40 " . R 7770 /4 4 . and Will iv . *reed sa t eu e l ew, N .. -" •
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'Turks, on the 20th ult. • The Turks .were de- terrace,
e'orepriae-FCata of Btrength. Swiftness. etc.. ad will at Fer 1111 wales-IftlairnaaSumu.
failed. . np to Which was a Wide flight of of pnblie . ' rejoicing, - like that 'of the newts . • JILIGZI Y 130 it &.,
\ dearly. prized ', f eas t_ of - Bt. Bridget in] the same time afford amusement of thorned varied an , aim
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_Delaware swn& .
steps, and on which were some houses. In ,
Blows of insurgents have appeared in Antigen.
en S te ple it n ifti di l dt e c h omm atict od e a r t ions for Donau& ' ,•Mk LH ;TA h e ill ri - •- --
Spain. Government troops have been sent against . the Tsquare - and around- the church all - was Vienna. . While listening to these joyous ex. ; , .
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Eint s 4 4- i) . a ONIIIANDBOR
' THE C lIIMEROIAL LIST
them.
~ , confusion, as' though it were a fair day; clarnations - from the mob we' *fare attra'cted
. by two large frescoes-belaw the choir; one Iduid° b ' t l ' icair " 14b4IrgY ( ' °11 " It alna ' FinilleNl THEO •; : .;+ G; • i 17: 141011 TO THE '
Brass and String Band. and the Pipets of tho Club. • , s , •; , so Apt , - ~.
LA LIDERTE, of Paris, asset to that a iTeSo aim'. black people in their gayest holiday attire
. representing the death of the sinner, A mode OrprOlde CAli beseeched by the. Ciennatdoem,liattroad. At Ft . r
ramv , tp HYDRY: Ali .•-• .f '
cult-v has arisen between the Bey of Tanis and „were passing to and fro, and chattering noisily;
the french Government. ' carriageit filled with well-dititsed . iienoras andw aboveldrivareT stmt. .l . . •
Ci r o pecador; the other, , the death of the juin; , trout Moth and Green streets. hourly. after &30 ALM., TDB- in
f t w ig i tiotturimotlGH BzurapT3 to itt4
Roy. C. A. ELDRIDGE has been renominate inquisitive citizens were endenvoring to steer
, A morte do jqstp. : __Qpoqador is rollint on nue py. Pie Fourth , and Eighth, Strada 'Passenger Cars F o n t s i n nor th slot Doutt yc hromo &Aboard Air ,
, every few
,minutes, , .. 11 ,;, , Line co AL,Pa-paon and to .I.onch• AND
fcr Congress by the Democrats of, the Fourt a path through'the human waves` to the ter - his couch of pain in all tile agonies of s ckT carriages
will enter the grounds by gate off Gorman a'ul , V 6415491411. a= • and
Wisconsin District. ; race near the chtirch; glass' cases' filed 'with nesq x and herneifiatteileiigem' are Waiting to .._
wwn road. TO nni!~ - assd
. ,'` , ' Freight Dlolll43: 4s :LE.andtakeztat LOWER •-' - • I-' `- ' '
take his departing' soul to- eternal. flames, Admission to the Grounds..., 50 Cents! awrea rt rat v assix taw. -!.f ,- •'' ~ ,r
A Ma. FacasnDs died at Alexandria Va od eatables hovered ablave the heads o f the crowd;
WethseSday night, from ,choloforin taken to re: little groups of people selling caehaca formed, while ()duet() is` • passing :awe - almly and c 4 .....,,....”,.............,,,,„ .. ,„,..,.. 3 ....05 D ea l ~' at a sr i
the sri p al e r_
.raoar _ cearit .ies ti e . •
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ileve neuralgia. ~ , as it were; Wands In the sea. of.: people; peacefully, and angels are ministeri ng to the Ticif_o.tp,to bpa!ut or ',lncrlibers,ct the club and , at th , minim! ~,,,7 dotirit g m of :melt .
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MAIDSTONE RILLS, aged 13, was , hanged fo i li.. - N .a.. - 4.
i n a wooden' stage, 'similar to that ereetedim the ‘ soul en the•point of its new birth to , a hfe o g a l" uulilaY of (tames.. 1,, '1 611131 " , ' airo ante tor dosnrainitm."dressgs. or an! torpasio , A= 1",,, a ,„ ~.,,,, „._,
murder, at London, yesterday. The executio Theatre-equare for , theE
. mperor, announced • ' happiness.. The . pictures were so Misfit NEW G`IILESTNIsT STREW THEATRE.-• ,' , , ~.. 0 tearnal 01 ~ 1pg ilinie et , ii r etplif. 1 , 'L. ,
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was strictly private, being the first one under the _ , ,
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f te o a r that they, would have,‘iinitede a; punch-bow -- LkiiSkifi .. ...1 . ~::._ ••,. :::....! . •
.".. - tvid. E.'flINN &Co , "TrWahlraciaml D'am ff ' ' i ' . ''' 11 -1 , 11 , e gg f• 1 ;:- \ >e' , L; 'a' / -' a ' l ;
new British law governing espitalTunlshmeut. ; .";g 7 e's 14°r• for-:the ; , °Pmlng I- 1 rnlum• bette at eb b.* • -.BlAtilsaeint , , ''' . ,„._ i ttaiirrT &,PArditElt •,- I ~. '::,.. ;; 'tweet - i t ''' - mf ----' •
, charl,_ot was drawn safely ); by its: four foaming
TUE Tennessee Republican' CouventiOu .Vesteli
day nominated John R. Rodgers arCOngreealrian - ,,e_tee,
_Os, 2thrktigh the throe cr o w d. we '• - ~.. . --1 .. 1 ? - " ---- " --- : ----- . ' t , 'yv,tAl IT pre m an t; c_ N eli D igth E e v .eVe i tim'e` A .ll l4m4 .pbgeel l 'ptii#' e l ' 0 4 r : If . r l . ..
. 4 0 1 P4 rt i& e t , ( l et t . , mood s' srr . , rtini,, o4 S r . ~ ~ ~, ),.., _ , , .
grad spectacular Extravaiwura Cf'tlus, , , , ~ , , „.. ; ; .
at large, for thEi fu ll term,•and,T.' A Hamilton' Pr- alighted and were borne al i rng a tiY the s'team ...2•11,, 5 e „ i;:ailtt r ioiri4, it elk all 'ia me int a . d ot , the,,, 'Janine - f , o/1 i ),„ ,w , ll
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the short term' ' • ' ',, to the .- 'irehitildhie. - we nasse.d throneli. a side " '' ' ' ~ - ' .. 0 • . , 1X5413 ,-, all the original BeenerYkPtenertiflA o 9ot,MlN '
4 i i . ~ , -, ,- - , , 'The Bari ' Francisco ,Bu;letzti, describing . ,
. ~. Uctvela sad Armors fscut Aiible , s i el en. 1 ` i - 51:19r .11 •
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Tim Republicans of Detiiiit openea a: -ne &Hai' , ~;.t ough:Passing,the lock4if ~a canal „.. •-• • ' - • • New York: which gat UpMs '' ' ' ' , '
.. w i g yesterday with imposing and. pertinent and, ntapfirs,elvei in a`long,,eheedul, boa- the e ,p erf Alim a . ° ;- tkiita.l PPii,„izal , , Pa , „Pill, 0
. P . all- r. . . . . italproitaction.„ , ~, , . ,-. ~, I It ~ • j'&4 4, .y t a i
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ceremonies: . Among the speakers : was Veitel PebtntalY tliiianiCited,,galle4 , ‘ bemitittal copper' „.. 1 ~,._ 1, , -t, 1 'I,I // + i '.lOOlOOO , .. ' .., -,
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ilnon its-origial production the east will, ea brae' ~,,Ls. . Tho jubi lATAm in w i n, AUK D i s jam, A pip, oIA
401111 twousgritill ISlllotquitans. You set het tenitt alld dramatic talent issthecountry., 7 nAv1 0 e...,&„,„, t ,_ ~,., - - •-• lIVEZAT'II'„i,k , vil imaoisra,
stateß l36 PaWr 11.3 w ar 4' , ` l '-0 ' . " 1 ,engravirige .in :gilt frames were "suspeeded The pallet wslt carte i . TA
Two men named John liweeney -ap.4 lingli evilest' the 'walls, lead the 'light Which • blm " ar Y whera-rwi ever if - g ill "" / aim ", , ~, JA Rit TT A PALMER'S 'I , s tutus lA W ell i teti l ta te2V A 'YO.P# ll c c '
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assikerr ntrwrift.' Begins at 8 o'clock. 611 " A& ' a ulmAcz l2 ' .
' at Cht ) m.out.4 90 3 P9rYrtrull 113 ,1, 911;4 1 . 6 , side ,of
titiviamori } SO'r•r, Of 13ofitlitarolliiiii halve; gayetY P e Yv ac i ed •t b ° -144 i, ,"Man young 'cauSeway and cuttbag V° most per- . , a CifItIDAMLEVEYING L A t lg. 10314. o ol d ar„Za t „° l - ' Sl at lalaa,e'Talbiti . .
tool the bpassed by the ' Legislature of that , darnsels,w,ere, seßted' ha r rowe by • e walli
._ ---• 1 ,eery Hemsplacewlfere the, snow; deepest and•l•- - , I !, J. ,E. 'MO ONO u 011.43 BLAGH, 1613,Q0E. - ' " T A ; -mtg.. - ..,, 4••pi l i t ik li i , .l . ; 7 , ~,,,, , : , 2„ 2 1 : ., 4iii i . , .
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" State, , redueing the bondsof State_ Officers and ,tilOr dnalty , , cbarma not ,ceneealed, ant en ; l PA ad a nce of the celebrated
the aval.ancties thickest,=-YOu See him high c ., P _ r "F a 'H___ e'rAik pREMIE • • ''''''' ' ' ' ..,„„ ' 11 " -T " W- L' - '..,, irr-
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•_, .11191,1J0 zitsinisvzrer LE. , i - - - , my.' ' ' ' ' ' ' "- ' " '•• w ar a
the &patellae, sustained, his veto. ; . Roth H ' ouse's ',hanged bi kerehiefa Of •tonsparen , light-. n' on the Mointain tens, ' 'chop i pirik Wood,
li•ave passed a ,Ilemestekd hin• r, ' ;colored imute.` In'the'lintist grander tier P , • a -• , d • - I n , From ...ia.rratt& tydesere Trolled. NibloleGardert. . I A lt nAvA r t fA i sa.- . ' .t. •' ' , :,, , A ~. :, , '- , '
'' y THE Georgit Senate; by a vote of 30 to 5 .I,a ' * '
'attitudes'd. .d i ce e , t b tter an dyou s e e him Pwrt ' t hi i l d.P 6 P -7 Sullee . , „,..„And trium h ar t ; success of th e ~ ii ►; ~, , , 0 on ta ir ru m •
t ° P ulin g ,A n alni n Ban c a -
plying - his 14- b.' el or - b.' ' Ic• ' ott 'et himat '•• '
, •0 DPA II t IONDS E BALLMTKOILPE. ,
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-1106aTed A. 4. Bradley - ineligible. .- : Both Honsel 1, _ thef--viere-- • Yellin - meth* -of
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of s the •Georgia. Legislature- have passed a hilt relics; amulets, - terclit 6 atieditablee; partly his task in' the gra Of the- ea rl y deli% and the „„,„,,,,,,..,,,„,,„„„1nn,C.9,1-1/11411.Y",„ ..„,,,„,.,
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g 10... 0.... evening ~„ilight:', - Tliere Ss not It'FrErNDRE‘ '''''"NA,?ll,B"'EgTEN''''''.4"°;-B' WEND , ot ae ge at e t wi le ri Port fOr BA slinstentl
providing for elections , in ,TeLfair and Irwid from "their .baskets and partly kora- plass e ,-,,•____ •
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cerattles,,which are not DOW repreBOnted. , ' a lair bone lifhii.tiody; and ,'. he'ris not tad PaNzame_____. ‘,- - • , ~, .
cases. 'To a good Catholic the whole o this , .. , ,., ,_ Tug:ORIGEN/AL FRENGDfIAN:CAN_ . 4, ___...Thell 4111.1S9FrittrElla_
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law „MARCH ANT, - • - -
• Itzscturnolis relative, to • the death of Hon. , fasti dious 4011011 w Shabbiest -kind 'Ol work; G RAND TABLE/Lux AND STARTLING' Li FECTS; WU' =CT =Mai on AIM" , F Wl l iM r`i" J tar 2 Tha;
prdceeding 'could • bet but 'appear -.Meat blas-
Thaddeus L !Stevens mein presented in the South provided he is , paid for it . ' He works . AND TELEMPLEa N AN
A E OgfPA K I L niq N M r. 8 ' l ' l Palma:LW/Mi. at tr
Carolinti-Legislatnrelyesterday. The desks of the phemous; ler' at this festival the blacks min- ~,_-,
no and eats ' but ' little;'. ~. d o es his own ' - SATU . BtACS It CROOKILIZZINBE. ° ' I No t received at .; I • ''
presiding ',officers' areVitie draped in mourning , gled heathen notions to &most improper ex- •"" ,_. _ _.___ _ _., ___._ - • ,
For cep 'a to ' " ' •
, cooking; ,
m 1111914. elzi' *u° , , m o unnti, ; ;AN . OWll C ,
j A G PE Milan/ -TH.E GREAT CARNIVAL °FINE- - • WA' l' &BO
for thirty days: 2 • . ' , tent with.their ideas of pilgrimage. All; went
c10the5.,..4.1,e is hardy, pa enh. , persistent, rand Fancy Freer . Calico and Citizens* Drees Bali =SO , . , • 140 art& ~inuesnitand,• • • ~
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Govnalloe. FESTON has appointed General :on itierrir.V le the;. hall; the, negro, crowdand _,..__ .._ _ combined; will be given tot he Storages. Ball Room at that ..- .
faithful to his
,employem, seldom. refuses sea Breesc, Hone. Cape island. ow filaturdar Evening 24 ° T i i.
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Patrick :_ H. Jones Register of New York city In pressed rdund the sales-woman, laughing and to do what be is told. Ide WM developed August 15 ll4l Room win be eliminated and
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place of General Halpine, deceased. It is under? joking; the latter jested in return, behaved . . leasedliitydecorates for this great Feta. :NIA ..
such, aptitude for certain kbids of work, has . --- --- - - stens EtABBLER. ' ' ab le , ote ETITIBS ont p ropertorof tho MA Iit,AS4:I•ANYO Wi tt y ft ; . - '' ''
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stood
~the fees of the office, until nest January, in a very coquettish manner, and ogled at
win be_givee_to_ifit, Halp_lne.
,;,---_------ thei--blaik clowns - Ther - who ' Ie - 8' Mt'cr-p re ____ maesi_h_imself s o . eSstntialigiNieln_the great_ _ vicketriotmitttn ..... - ..,.num,;wimpliFtit Di re ct i n g , _ft„..0.,,,,„...„31.kei f t r e e t.,„ , _______• 7 SIQREKEEP R,
W. D. CoLamm:i, - Of the Richmona zuguirer
of , sented a . wild oriental appearance, though work of building the fowl over the mountain,. eousie. - 1...:' tot' Lady -- a - ticket, Chia Dollar. 'rickets for Goods torwar T a i d bY aa all I t a b l etlia lc as- out' of New
and Pa.aminer, was assaulted on the streets
mixed with a certain amount of civilization: and has been withal' so true,' steadfast and •
in-, one gentleman. Three Do ll ars. stenos ' York-North. East and West-tree ot'oommisates. ,
Richmond yesterday, by Lemuel G.' Bowden, for . , offensive, that ad, eVen the common day A cenEidat OF FiNp. AllTS,____ , Freight received at, our nun I rate% 7aut
CHESTNUT • Street. alma) Tenth. , P. 'WOMB CO '
14 iklath . elPal ‘ ' ' ' '
editorial remarks in reference to the Attorney- That mind have been a very similar scene 112 laborers, speak well of, and we believe, gene- '-.-
Opell from 9 A. Si. to 6 P. Si.
General of Virginia. ; the temple when our Lord took the scourge rally treat him kindly." If John is not very ßeaiamin West's Great Picture of JAB. HAND. Agent. ' ' MANUFACTURER,
FlFTY'additional miles -of the Union raeftle and, for the first time destroyed the profane
_CHRIST ST I ll9 Wall street. oar. aeutb• Zgete Yak , ' . Inhattl
largely-stocked-with-ideas-he-lunt-4mitativ- -----atin-mieldrlbition. -- - - -- JeStt -- 1
Railroad are now 7.liiins ied, makliig -- 75 ncv -- 11 -- 1 ea Veiling arils count - tip - do - 01C To any, instinct. -
in ,„... 1 , A ..”._,„.,,,,„. 1 ' A 0 ,„, ~,„, ,„,. i j oim . i .,_ NEW =MEM LINiS TO ALELitinßia.
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1,000 nilles will be in running 'order belcire the
close of the year, and that the whole line to the
Pacific will be ,open for business
,daring 1869. ,
BitianaA* advices state that a ministerial
crisis had taken place, and all the members of
the Cat:oh:tot had resigned. Viscount Itaborskv
had been summoned by the Emperor, and
rected to form a new Cabinet. When-the steamer
Pl - 13 new goveinment had been completed,
withltabersky as Prime Minister, and was in
suceeSsful operation: -
Tun State Camp of Pennsylvania of the Petri-
Ptie Order Junior - Sons of. America cCimmenced
its annual session in the Maspnie Temple at Al
toona, on Monday. Every camp La the State
was fully represented, and representatives were
also present from Mlssquiis Illinois and New
York. The followtg were elected , officers for
the &suing Year ; 'State President, George West
Blake of, Philadelphia ; State Vice-President,
G. H. Hawk swortb, of Restove : State Master of
Forms,. H. EL ,Hall, of Reading ; State Secretary,
H. J. • Stager, of Philadelphia ; State Treasurer,
- M. Alexander, of, Clarion ; State Sergeant-at
arms, C. E. MeKernan, of Altoona.
The Last flout:hi of Hon. Thaddeus
•.' Stevens.
The. following, statement of the closing inei
dents of Mr. Stevens's life, is made by ono,who
has been.constantly at his bedside :
On Monday, the 3d inst., when Mr. Stevens re
ceived a letter from Mr. Garrett ; president of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, offering him the
use of a special car, to convey him fipme, he ap
peared more gratified than I had over befor,e seea
Am. Ho said he itneW he was able to go home
in the regular passenger car, and as the offer-pre
sented an opportunity for going home without
being crowded, he seemed"lery much cheered up.
On Thursday, the 6th Inst., when Dr.Oarpen
ter went in, to bid him good-Pye, he said that he
was, so much potter that if the doctor'would stay
another day he believed he, should tie able to go
home with him. Dr. Carpenter told:him that it
would not be safe .for him to go then, but that
he might go in a few days. The next day (Fri
day) he said he should have, to defer going home
for the present, as he was groWirig weaker, and
that it did not make any difference now whether
he went home or not. "We might just as well
stay here. This is as good a place as any.
have pretty nearly wound up my business here.
I have my affairs nearly settled as to the furnace,
and my preparations arc all made." He inti
mated his readiness to die, and added, "I have
some bright prospects in the future that would
almost tempt me to want to live a little longer;
but no matter." ,
On Tuesday morning he thought he was better,
and I thought so, too, though we could •not get
him to take much nourishment. Ile lay quietly,
at times apparently asleep, but really in deep
meditation. Mr. Stevens thought more of the
future than was generally supposed, but was
always a man o 1 few words on that subject.
About nine o'clock on Tuesday morning he asked
some one if Mr. McPherson, Clerk of the House,
was in town, remarking that they had some con
versation the last day Mr. McPherson was here,
in regard to which he would like to see him.
At about' two o'clock his nephew,
Thaddeus
Stevens, Jr., came into his room, having just
arrived from the farnace in Adams county, Penn
sylvania. Mr. Stevens talked to him about his
clearing of lands there and the affairs of the fur
nace, as clearly as he ever did, and also conversed
witialm about depositions taken and the points
of law In a certain suit, telling him what was
necessary to. be done, and what was not, just as
lucidly as he would have done at any other time,
though he lay with his eyes shut all the while.
He appeared to feel it very much when spoken to
about t tilt:lon, and when naked whether he would
have persons pray with him, replied that he
would.
The clergymen Who had called on him on New
Year's Day were sent for, and sang and prayed
with him. While they were praying he re
sponded to them twice, but I could aot undsr
stand what he said. When Sister Loretta and
Sister Genevieve,' of Providence Hospital, knelt
by his side and prayed, Sister Loretta taking him
by the hand, his breaA heaved with emotion,
though he did not speak; but merely pressed
her hand. The last I recollect his saying, was
when we wanted to_move him to another bed,
when he said: "Don't move me," and motioned
for Ice. • . ,
For the last two years he requested to be talked
to about death freely, Bay ing he had not that hor
ror of It which he olive had. • "
When asked if he, Would allow Sister Loretta
to baptize him, he consented. This was- a very
short time before his.death. - He was conscious to
the last.
The Councils of Washington met in joint sei
sion last night and nassed resolutions of 'respect
to the memory of ^ Mr. — Stevens. 'A committee
was also appointed, one from each ward of the
city to accompany the remains from here to the
place of their final ink rtnent in Lancaster.
Yesterday afternoon large crowds were in
-attendance at the rotunda of the Capitol to view
the deeeased statesman, and many still visited
`the remains last night, the entrance to the rotunda
king kept open. The coffin is of rose wood.
•rort wit. fine Flank r lO lll-81/11—lined—wich
white satin. Upon the lid 18 a large - sliver plate;
beailng the following inscription:
THAIDDr.VB STEVENs.
--- gorcrAynn. - 4, 4792; DIED AITC:IIST 11, 1868,
. AT MIDNIGHT.
'The plate Is in the term of a shield, handsomely
chats d.
`The featuica Of the deceased have changed brit
and- he looks' quite natural. though much
emaciated by Ids long ilinees. The mouth and
lion, • • the picture would have • been
both cheerful and pleasing; and an
ar
tist might have 'found: '-many beautiful
studies from nature. We fought our way on
and reached a spacious apartment filled with
rich ornaments,the furniture.. of which showed
it to : 4 sacristy. A jovial, yellow-faced
clergyman was ;leaning on a chest,Writh
chasuble and, chalice close beside . him, and
was talking to some senoras in a lively and
agreeable strain: • It was indeed a Most com
fortable,. pleasant sacristy. The stream of
'People again carried tuzi• on, Y•driving :us for
ward, and: pressing us with ever-increasing
force into-a spacious hall,•fromthe ceiling of
which :Various chandeliers , were hanging;
filled with lighted tapers; , the walla were of
' white' nd gold 'anti:were adorned with, gay
pictures • An atmosphere of festivity seemed
to periade 'the Place; 'a joyous expectation
as, though nothing was wanting in,-thiS
brilliant- ,•.• but the dims.- • •and.,•,fi&
dies for the dance, ,, :• • It.. was crammed ' with
black, brown' and Yellow figtires; ; With lovely
wqmen,sometimee tornplete, giantesSes, Whose
• bare necks beatilifully-forined 'shoUldere
Were ornamented with 'beada, • certify gold;
chains and amulets. These women all had
shrillvoices, rendered mirthful. by the infla
'ence of caohaca; and for festal trophies, they
carried ornamented •hrooms. • This was as
excellent opportunity for, studying • dusky
complexions. and negro costume. The ne
,groes were holding their saturnalia; slavery
had- ceased.* the moment; and by the un
restrained movements: and wild:merriment of
both ;Wachs .aild mulattoes, by their rich
-• and picturesque attire, • one could see
"that - they, were, for this day, per
fectly • 'happy. There were speci
runs of every size—every form of the negro
race, from the matron. with her gilt orntf
:.ments, her almost portly figure • and proud
gait, to the graceful, joyous, gazelle-like
; Maiden, scarcely yet • developed; from the
White-headed, ape-like, good-tempered old
I .,.negro, to the roguish, chattering boy. All
moved hither and thither in a confused mass.
Here were two acquaintances, greeting and
kissing each other; there, two negro slaves
from•distant parts of the town were shaking
hands; here a matron shouted "Good day"
over the headri of those around her to an apt,
proaching Amazon; • there groups of people
.had collected, .and were chattering merrily
over the events and love adventures of this
happy day. Mirth and unrestrained happi
ness reigned everywhere. • One could see that
it was a long looked-for festival, at which the
• negro felt quite at home. The whole com
pany were unanimous on one point, namely,
the pleasure of keeping up a loud, unceasing
chatter. We pushed forward into the hall in
gay spirits, and likewise talking loudly. I
was gazing here and there with curiosity,
anxious to impress upon my mind as clearly
as possible all the scenes of this black witches'.
Sabbath, when, at the further end of the hall,
my eye was attracted to a figure on a dais,
who continually looked anxiously up and
down in a took, then cast a glance , around
him, vanished, and reappeared again. I
could not believe my eyes; I fixed them on
him oncemore, and saw. him in the same
place. Suddeply a light flashed across my
mind, and a thrill of horror succeeded. It
was the yellow complekioned priest, who
was going through the ceremony of the mass
(I can not call, ittelebrath r g mass) as
he were giving oration at this public festi
val: • I could no longer doubt it; we were in
the church, the large, mirthful, daticine
was a Brazilian temple of God, the chatter-,
ing negroes were baptized Christians, were
supposed to Catholics, and were attending
,The.BraZilian priests maintain that it
is necessary to lead the.negroes into the paths
of religion hy.:these means, that: they under
standziothinghigher, and,cattcinly bee brought
to The church by mirth - ao:gayety 7 and when
plied with cachace. This is certainly a very
convenient view of the Viestion.• for slaVe 7
owners to take, fo; it stamps the negro as-be;
ing half a beast, and, gives a sort pf sanction
to slavery. We spent only the morning in the
church; but in.. the
_afternoon, and es
pecially toward evening; waen the eichacti
has raised hilarity to its bight,, every bond of
pious reverence is said'to be broken through,
and a wild bacchanalia celebrated, in which
• remains victor of the day.- - :The- -proper
• object of 'this festival is a pilgrimage-of , the
zcomien to this churrli in rirder_that-hY-Wa
ing the entrance to the , terrace and stone
.pavement,,they may obtain the blessing of
children;_ hence_ _theornamented_broom that.
each woman brings with her, and the empty
ing of water, and careful sweeping which,' to
our - amusement, we noticed everywhere,
•among the crowd. -Whether this wasliing•
and sweeping be of much avail, I do not
know. In any case the miracle is not always
ter he was espet y intr: nable. I uringthe
progress of the great summit tunnel there was
a strike in some of the Nevada mines, and a
number of Cornishmen came up, to work for
the company. But it was fo mid that the
Chinamen could doonusiderahly more work
and stand the fatigue and pt. under
ground worlr:miich Netter.' The.Cornishmen
tried it awhile; but concluded to leave the
work of boring through grdnite mountains to
the more adaptable Celestial, and 'Went away
in disgust.
"Between 'Sacramento • and. Reno are fif
teen tunnels; with an aggregate length of
6,262 feet. They are all cut through the
hardest kind of rock, and justly rank among
the greatest achievements of railroad engi
neering. We have already spoken of the,
great tunnel at the summtt: those at Cold-J
stream and Pollard's Hill are hardly inferior
as monuments of patient labor and success
ful skilL At the latter the work of blasting
was especially extensive: The heavier 'blasts'
through enormous masses of rock into the
eddy below, and made a residened in the vi
cinity anything but comfortable. A story is
told and vouched for by lefr. Grant ? proprie
tor of the Donner Lake House, 'that one
rock landed near the like with such violeribe
that its bottom was buried Seventeen feet
belo* the surface of the earth, It is stated
that the aggregate ebst of constructing this
series of tunnels was $1,750,000.
"The Central Pacific Company have had
many obstacles,' some of them unforeseen, to
contend with... The last winter , was almost
unPrecedented in: its severity. All those
living, along the/ line of highest, elevations
unite in
_the statement that BO much snow ha 4
not fallen in many years. The remit was a
failure to connect the two ends of the line east
and west of the Summit, and a practical
severance of communications for some
months. In consequence of this the
was put back at least a third of a year; so that
the cars to-day, instead of running to Hum
boldt river, are running only' to Reno. Soine
difficulty has been experienced in get
ting iron. Two of, the company's
rolling mills East recently burnt
down; another was disabled for several
months by reason of an accident. Hence, in
order to meet the demands, it has been found
necessary to bring iron across the Isthmus
at, of course, greatly ' increased expense.
Some difficulty has been experienced recently
in getting labor. The 'alkali and sage bush
regions of Nevada have a badfame ' and
workmen have, in many , instances, been
found averse to going east of the mountains:
Even the Chinamen have shown a disposition
to hold back, having an idea that snakes are
abundant in Eastern •Nevada---creatures of
which John has a mortal terror. But in spite
of these obstacles, the' road is being pushed
forward , with more vigor than ever before."
OBITUAIII.Y.
--jam& Appleton,-of this city, an active mem
ber of many religions and benevolent societies; ,
died in Brooklyn on the 11th instant, at the re 4
sidence of his son-in-law, Mr. William Hagan!
Mr. Appleton was born in Yorkshire, England,l
on the 25th of February, 1797. Ho left hit
father's home at the early age of thirteen for
London, where he was engaged with a promi
nent banking firm until early manhood. His
enterprising spirit then led him to seek hls future
in America. At that time communication with'
the West was very difficult. The plan of uniting
Philadelphia ftEtburgh was being executed,,
and he undertook' to" make the titnnel through;
the Laurel Ridge - of the Alleghenies. This he:
accomplishea to the satisfaction of all. He after
ward, successfully finished the road through the;
quicksand at the gap on the Philadelphia and
Lancaster railroad, after the enterprise had been;
abandoned . by others. He'was a gentleman
vereally respected for his many excellentt quaff-i
ties and general worth.
—Ellis S. Archer, of the firm of Archer, rancoas
ck Co., died suddenly in New York on Wednesi
day, of heart disease. The deceased was thy
founder of the present firm in this city, of Miskeyi
Merrill & Thackara,having commenced-the maul
nfacture of lard lamps in the vicinity of Sec
ond and Arch streets, about twentplive year
ago. Boon after establishing this business, he
associated with him Richard F. Warner, and they
commenced the manufacture of gas fisturcs. The
firm was subsequently enlarged by the addition
of Wm. F. Miskey and W. 0. B. Merrill, and took
the name of Archer Warner,Miskey Co. Mr,
Archer retired frottr the firm in 1858, and com
menced business in New York. The decease
was a man of generous impulses, and much rc 7
snected by all who knew him. •
_
'CONNED FRurr, VEGETABLES, dco,-1,000 CASES
V fresh Canned Peaches; 600 cases fresh Canned Pine
Apples L2OO cases fresh Pine Apples, in glass; 1.000 cases
Green Corn and Green Peas; NO cases 'fresh Plruna in
cans; 200. cases fresh Green Gages; 600 cases. Cherries. in
syrup; 64.0 cases Blackberries, in syrup; 500 cases Straw
berries, In syrup; 500 cases fresh Pears. in iyrnp; 9,00 0
cases Canned Tomatoes; 600 cases Oystenl. Lobsters and
Clams* 500 cases Roast Beef elution. Veal. Bo u t t lebd4
ror side by JOSEPH B. BU S I ER b:edo alst
ware avenue. •
I .14:4 , ict • II p S AND BALM!
ir J, 8 BUBDIER & coax south wawa= 119001141
AY AFTERNOON.
GREAT 0-OhIBRIATION TROUPE.
In Grand Ballota , Ethiopian Eurlestinea. Bonp. Daniel
Gymnast Acta. Pantomimes. Ac.
DIVIDEND NOTIOE9.
Ice PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
COMPANI4 Office 727 South FOURTH Street. •
DIVIDE
FinNDuer NOT/CE , uttrau, June,2sthi 1868.
The transfer books of this Company will be Mead of
TUESDAY. June 130th, and be ro•opened onTHURFIDAY4
July 16tb, DM& •
A Dividend of Five per Cent has been declared Oh thti
Preferred and Common Stock. clear of National an
State taxes, payable in Common Stock an and after J
16th to the holders thereof as they shall stand re
OD the books of the Company on the 80th Inst. pays
able et this office. •
• •
je26.2m6
UMBER.
.
,
MALkL.E., BROTHER & CO. \
,
_
RUCE JOIST.
1868. ''' "
SPRUCE 'JOUST. 18681
- 'SPRUCE JOIST.
. , . ..... ....
BEALOCK.
LAREMLOCIL '
GE , STOCK. " 1
LARGE STOCK.
IVIL&V.ILE T .JECISOTHEIII- &
zoosoirrasTßEer.
FLORTIAMORING.
FLORID FLUORIN G
CARO FLOORINCL
VIRGINIA FLOORING
DELAW 'moot AßE
,Flar+ G.219111E1G.
Af3B .
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA STEP . BOARDS.
RAIL PLAN&
1868.
1268 WALNU T BOARDBANDPLANIC. ippaQ
. BOARDBANDP4ANIL .1. 1 J1.14,71
WALNUT BOARDS.
-WALNUT,PLANK.
1868. , t`NNBEFIRIPARIE. 1868.
! _RED
• WALNUT AND RIND.
1.868 SEASONED POPLAR..
. . SEASONED CHERRY. 1868.
- ASH.
WHITE OAK PLANK ANT) BOARDS.
HICKORY.
TB6B.
CIGAR BOX WAXER& . oao
CIGAR BOX MA KPH& .LUIP IJCP6
SPANISH CEDAR BQX BOARDit
FOB BALE LOW.
OAROLINA BoArriaba, 1868'
CAROLINA H. T,,EIILLS. .
NORWAY SCANTLING.
LARGE ASSORTMENT. .
1868.
CEDAR SHINGLES.
CE_PAR SHINGHINGLEL.
CYYRESS S ES S.
___PLASTERING
CHESTNUT PLANE AND BGARDS.
1868.
1868. ILARESEEFRITIE 1868
CHOICE PATTERN PINE.
SPANISH CEDARJOR PATTERNS. ,
FLORIDA RED CEDAR.
EItAWLE nuorirEn es Co.
zoo scum STREET.
PHELAN & BUCKNELLI
Twenty-third and Chestnut Ste.
LARGE STOOK OF
WALNUT ASH
ALL CLZ_A I
LOT ltr-hiRY'
FINE V7z..N u
uT vw4EERS.
CEDAR, CYPRESS AND WHITE PINE mutioLES
MGEIGAN.CAN S AD NF A L NDPEEO
S
YLVANIA.
tad, 817 .1 AND QIAL
FLOORING AND HEAVY CA ROLINA
TIMBER.
SPRUCE ANTI HEMLOCK JOIST., .
mhaitm
BUILDING LUMBER OF,ALL KINDS.
Spring Trade. 1868.
EDWARD FERRIS,
Importer,
No. 36 Sirath ileventh Street,
(UP WPA-ta%)
now opening desirable NOVELTIES
• ;riga.' &Melte,
Plaid and 11Wped Odri,miuls
Balaban Edglnga and Inserting',
rieedle•wqrli Edging's - arid ( Iriserdnga•
ladtatiori arid Real Clitiriylia
.Indridloil and Real Vakiadenne. 1111i4111.
iitteonet DlnWnr •
'Sort Cambria!, ,
Swiss. .
Freneh Re f • .
A. general assortment of
Embroidetiii," l Lii*E6o4
' Wills!the Offers to ,the trile et rm rat :Drit 661 . 1 4bni
I Lth avinl ii Mit Dealars iai ttte s e bb t iark , atan di m i t o org
übilareree &JAI' is solicited. , „ •
1329-tri ths
ROBDEWEI BEEF TEA.—HAX&F AN °MOE OF THIES
°S a wn' make a ;An_ t of_ excellent • Beef Tea to
few_ tee. Always on hand and for ode by - JOBurbit
B. & W.lOB South Delaware aveauChl
Vbeta_ • _ Palawan) CAW, with - our
nectican at Alexandr ia from" me peat_ watt route lot
lemichtraz ttiuutruie. Dalton and tb4
3tesanane leaverectlatim ADM the OM wharf Wm
Market street 0907 EiStUrdly at nom
Btelsht teethed 4a,W; W 3 P. OLYtiE 4 00. - ..
_ 14 Notb ansll3ertth Mauves,
/3. DAYIDAIri j agent at 'Wow= . •
ELDHwun txt.. Agents at lb••
gala.
lIMFOIL ANTWERP—PETROLEUM.
The British aptyy Bantpareil. Captain Mi
ALPiN, la am fradinai„for above port for
(eight or paegage, apply to WORMLA.N & No. 123
NV Alma efrcet.
WANTED -LIIMEDJIMELY, VESSELS TO
food kt Charleston for, irktkuSejohlo; Moral
freigbta raid and despatch elven. Apply to
Edmond IL Bonder di Co., 3 Dock otzeet what. 7B: ft
EL BRADFORD.
Treasurer,
FOR ANTWERP,TRF FIRST.OL4IBB 'BIIIP
~;;`,P., "OR/MAUI' POLLY" inflow loarllncfor 'Ant
werp, having a large portion- of her cam en.
gaged. Wilfbayo quick despatch.. For frefitht, Refined
till only. apply to --WOR K MAN dr CO.. L 2 3, Walnut
. 1 .k. - . l . ts FOR ANTWERP.-REFINED PETROLEUM
only -- Thor anti -Britt& bark
' 4IW- Cowan, master, having a laneran of her
efirgo engased; will have emelt despatch. or balance of
freight:4,ply to PETER wamux as 80 fla in . Walnut
slreeti , • • •
: •, - , ' NOT/CD=FOR. 1.- , NENV• YORE. VIA
Delaware and Raritan Canal—Bniftrare
. Trazurportation Companyiipateb
ilwifteurn Linea—The bneiners by time - II will be a rd
gamed on and- after Mb 18th of 2darelf.' +, of 'Fre/dlr.
Wwhich
Ai. B will be taken on% atootamodatio* ' , t4lrnnit g u. 1.7 to
. AIRD iik CO.. t 4 Bonin Wbaryea.: .. .. n • •
1868 J
e _ ni mi L MA DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE
AlLoam Taw.lktat"
fr Oni tt4 rAy.—Barge•
towed between,Elp Balthoore,
navre:detttawr, DelsweteVitr to
WAL: P.; CLYDE! &CU n_ Admit& Cart. 0i11t . 140)54
LEN.. tinti`Wittee. B,WhartakEtdia., Mt
AUTION.—ALL M
PERSONS ARE EMY' AU.
G
Boned agolnat harbdrlog trosbibg 'AAP of tho' crow
oftbo Britt:lW, Iflutsby Airutor. *4o' their
contractinttoßlbo paid by Captain of Be . gok •
1) . 221f INORKMA.N a matte&
N°Pc'E. - '")
Novnimeg, Ilf ikor MEß s ANDUM,
r. brig Chick-Barret.* &mit ott, OF
giease attend to tharececcrtror.thefitsgoodi. Yr he asawl
will commence dhschar g nosier sgenagel la' der. on Fp*
DAY. A. M.. 2 4 th Mgt., t haricots attArt. doh
kilt when all gooda:not velniftfed be.cant to the
public /toren. • • WORK 16a
. : 123 Walcun street.
PEBBONE s7 ... :ARE HEREBY -;CAtiTIO'T
.L
bark Ada, l t itgrinas a t u e - TArni c r r e cw' b 4 13
of their contrac will belie@ by either the giptidn
or CODlfigllete. PETER 11131.1Q,UT &,130.49i; I7B> Walnutstreet. . 1 . : ).100tf
ALE PERSONS .ARE HEREBY I 'CAUTIONED
against trusting moy of the crew,of theDr.Bark John
Lille, Melvin, mailer, from Liverpool, rill no debto of, their
contracting will be aid by • either thettsiptain or Con-
Bignece. PETER WEIGHT As SONSf-No, US Walnut
1868.
OTICE.-THE CONSIGNEES OF MERCHANDISE
per Bark SARAH A. DUDMAN. Perry. Master.
rem London , wilt please attend to the' reeeetlen of their
goods, The vessel will commence , disehartringLat Race
street Wharf, under general order, on THURSDAY. A.
M., 9th inst., when alt
_goods not ppeermitted will be sent to
the Public Stores. WOIUIMAN 6t C 0.,, 123 Walnut
street, Conaigneees
'IAUTION.—ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBID
.J harboring or trustinganv of the crew of the Norwegian
bark Andreas. Captain Dahl, as no debt of their contract.
int , will be paid by captain or agents. WORKSfaN
iYStf
CAUTION.—ALL • PERSONS ARE 'HEREBY CAu•
tioned against trusting or harboring any of the crew
of the N. G. etiip Neptune, Dincke. =later; se no debts
M i tt sir contracting will be paid by Oaptain or Cona!ts
WORKMAN dc C0..1511 Walnut street. • jyl•tf
1/2,IITION.—ALL PERSONS 'ARE HEREBY CAy.
tioned againit fruiting or harboring any of the crew
of the N. G.. ahip Electric, Junge, muster, as no debts of
their contracting will be paid by captain. or • C.ollaignee.
"WOhEISIAN &CU 123 street. ~ ,
lAUTION.--ALL itERRONS' AREt MEREBY CAU,
tioned against trusting or harboring any of 'Abe crow
of the N. O. bark Geestemunde, 41..Kuliten. master, as no
debta Of their contracting will be paid by, captain or con.
sigma. WORKMAN . da 123 Walnut greet. iyl tf
IAUTION.—ALL . PERSONS, ARE HEREBY CAU
kitioned against harborinEvor Meting any of the crow of
the bark BAHAMA DUMAN, Terry waiter. from Lori.
don. as no debts of their contracting will be - paid by Car.-
t sin or consignees. ' WORKMAN 61 CO.. Consignees.
. • LkODGEBIP• , AND : , WOBTENHOL , pocKEI
11 , KNIVE,B. PEARL and BTAO HAN D of R d
.beantl.
!tut finish: , RODGERIP4ndIiVADE A. B
_lll,, and
We CELEBRATED LEVOVI'EII RAM& . 018130E8
mi Tli
1 - N CASES of - the fined • ,_Razorty"Snlvea,Bciezore
, and Table cutlery. Oro an POUBIIOd , f , Eat Utaiß . U.
- fd:ENTEr of the 'most ay ved Otnnstrtletion to anile ins g r l
hearing. at P. MAD %Cutler. anldflorgleal %
Toent maker:: 115 Tenth Stseet,below Chestnut. taros tt
BENED CURE. -' UEUR• Lf ' '
, 141 q
Des Mellieerßoxiedietins delAbbase'do (Fiaire);
Girasa? It4sslan Kratnel...Yrench. Bitterty
ritteldies.:Champagn Claretei sind cattier Wines! aIId
4°:111A113. I GAirthig f dG Co ' •
General Agents and Importers for the united Statis and
No:B r iVilltibi t i3triielt,
Isl7-vr.f.m.Bml. • t F.^' ,, .'l etv. York city.
d t
1,1,, : : 117. -:-AT 'PHI ratrADEl 4
IF ;BIM c; z 'llooL.Vcouth ) Weer=
, ' - ' 4111 * 7 . , ; W will kretuutt...eyprof9n 44
'te =own of :thle udelputu , eget °regent aecomlleh
went.: Ms School itripleasantly ventilated an:Varga:Leg
the heceeeeafe exif weu Waima. _ ._•• ~•r , 4 , .• •
•., Zi'ArtitinlOtrit A O ace Icac;YettettLaiiiett 1 ; "?-•
Badsile Horses trained in the best meext.la t:;1 , ' . 7.
Seddleffrellezets anti, yghiclee Whit
r., -, . AileiLUAlWMee4o.merelle.L=WWW Meth ;MG
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17. It has a faithful report of the Petroleum
Trade.
18, It contains OFFICIAL STATEMENTS of
the condition of. the Banks.
19. It contains the Annual Reports of all the
Railroad Companies. •
20. It contains the - Annual Reports of the In
surance ComPanies.
21. It contains several columns of Commercial
Items condensed from orlkinal sources.
22. It containi a list ofthe BANERUPTS, the
names and Dieninount' due each creditor.
23. It.contains 'Sketches which Instruct and
amuse the clerks. "
24 It Is not ii riartlean'paper.
25. IT IS ONE (OM BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUMS IN THE WORLD !
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FOR APE MAY vie WEST &REMY
PIi.PPAD ~ wilimirlaNl.rax4Altininr.r _ (The intentioalolthia tooyer,lamot clear to um)
AT, - Miguel 14; 18 - 68:' - 28, KKt M 41 4 36 - - ' ••• 47t0 QB3 , ' , ailiggEngagliglit.. • , •,, - • ~ . ~, , , riaNit i t E
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ALL COrtilichiniCtitlOPO OT i _ • &int=nittst iie l ~., r : 245.1„t0,NR.5 ,
_. . „It fo,Q, B 2 . . . , QITIOICEST TINE 011 - 11.11701ta ' 84 $ 24 °D•valisnat' L "P° 1 "1 1 4 th egadsh . " ' - - ' ' ''' -
directed "Chess Editor of EvEsurro Btraurrur" 26 . ' ,f 0 ,...X. 444 4 .,,r i'. ‘... , P , 'l ita I v ,), ' , " ~. , . W,,yozniug Coal reeons: .
27. x.F IK It to QB sq - raaam a . , _get DoPot m ,_w Plabidelvha. N. W. miser of Bella PREPARED BY , • .
and should reach the offieepat latesit, on Thum- (Mr. do Vere appears to be unconscious of the .' " 14 P A 14111 , 9 -1 2 :, , 11° , 1314 • - Fr0 . r,1 . ;,./ 400 _t' or' pliti, ke,.,t `flitr , _eest i , , " ul fiv"iiicEß .-m • - 7a t ," ---- erkgspr xv i NDA i centAnu - • • ~ • - - •
day morning. All Proble t i Ms must bCAcbompo.nied gravity of his situation or to ' play - carelessly.) larjr_Rot7lta to GINANMATI,Tia PENYWYLIA is - - ~. c tUPPER gEggy4 '•, , • •, -on aibl. latter; MONDA . JULY M.. 1868. Pin: ' GREKAULT &CO
by the solution and nanaliKtistiftripbser.
_%B :. P to KKt 5 Weis if • ,, OAD AND •P 4:__141.11.p.q..r...7 31 HOURS
than IeYVO /driglid, - tenger Trains leave the New De co
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tO its ii. IL Prince Napoleen,
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p: ikt. num in C°nalii,an TgA laila zNE ß L lSl .F ai A lu V r E " Ag it rle 9ar o al LLO Y 1 1r 8 s 1 ; 11418138. All At ericatl itat i6sl64 .m.-Aoro da Tun (B oa lni o d uton aYlP Por celted r ma ort rk- w "all ogariaton. 1341111f"1:411 „ ' . , .
___- We complete to our second thousand Ir• -,,•- 4'-*-1-43 J- 1 " 28. K , ll PX P ti• - - aN i, ( i - l e tri o N li g s T Nl voxt ur yt ,
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of games, actually conteStid osier' the Chess- 29. Kt to KB 3 QtaKaq ,
1215 moon., nesting at Bethlehem With
Bar Ttrg _MODEL - FPS celebrated rm: A rte: , &lb P. li. _Cape May Passenger. due ak7.15 r. M. and 8 mug= Railroads ff il luftp, enown (~W., _
board. For brillirmigy, 904ndr t es an d , ster li ng aO. Kt, a. Kt P (cis) Kto Kt t.,1 ,
31. Kt x B .....t , • .'o'. ng xKt.= -, . ' Hoorn BLEEPErIik-UA through frxm friv 4. 00P AL Fast EXpren due at d P M •
PHU to UINCINNATL Pansengen the /0. 00 4 ' . RiTIMINDM LEA . vl3 caP ts lt 18 • LAND' . •
and .
_ risin n .• g e l ", m a nch c e " la l itneri r' Jeuleevill4 ' ' IVO 45 , Itu'es de Richelieu Paris
worth this Imm:rise - collection stands"' alone, and 82. QiitoKßeg QB.toQBB and IL_____.Bo PAL TrMs_ L l
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,reach ATI and sus Chunk
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_wo cnaten?RlitP? at no distant47Vd.r.zet!tilllK a=, ' 'ail. Kt .s. Kt iii,) , , is xKt PCIII2II WEST and SOI, ONE Trelthriii ADVANCE ' 6 . 8 ° A . 11 . if°rning Mark drla at lain A. M. • '• • w ri tist° l4 and 1 , 1 , 11 . yo u, int° in • , b
100 A. M.. Fast Express. due sit aO7 e af... • , , , I... 3 eamit. Yang , '" 010.
o r Ms 'with Le^ ,
table ii which each player'a contritiation 'Will be, - I ...„ 34. . 4 r - a ) - ~„, I , K r 0 • • ; , • 092_1 alba. r Bouteg i.
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App . i,mus . 5.00 p 94 „c ue m a ,„ En d • r , m. , and =ammo, ad for Mahanoy_City and
_th •------ •
H/ITY_Olg tinnear-itail and rera. ne * i t 122 .
A .,, h1 ,. Catawba& Railroad for Rupert, Danville. mutols and wit ' . . , '
get forth. , , , s , , 1 . 35. Ptok B 6 . - 4: 3 T ,:' 'B Xifop. ~
Wile, a d 3 e l l iri l t ' _ (K A !p r 'Yk 0 rc, at 7.15 A. M. Pa ssa ges ßeturninleives C jiltir ivi 2aME - , g," rt. Arrive at Mulch Chunk at 1106 A.'3l: at
-.•‘• ''L ' “ " 86. BxR iticß . r 5... T sermon Tiem.sa fg, S i " ' W M l l lrshao at BP, M.- at Mahan° City nOiLlDlltE .fletosriebtrE• or IllaN s
-We are pleased tplearn that a Chess Peo- • .-37Kto Kt 2 PtoQ R 4 ciligrir will i a llit i24l . ol '" ti L ) tioniers anti Wit- via vivo Mai Fris - fitfift i al ga I v c eir i d i ia d a y at , gm A. at h igh . M. Par enge by . this at, can 3 411te the __ " • -
--'- P-.1 , --a'r --1. - 44 ' , - M and Cape Island at CO a , Leh Valley Train. Passing g Bethlehem at ima .. , By Leras, Mr. D,, Docteur es Sciences. Grignault & Co.
grecs has lately beenield iillie Citi - of Warsaw': -' • • " - 8 3.4Q11.- tO.Q 2.1( • ' .. ' -,-. KtoKt 3 ,; = ren...,, av may n .,. Ticket, s
he ' • for l - ton Aunt
point an NOW Jersey Central Railroad to - Chemists, Parts
Three hundred games were; i
• nillcoaiitested, the' 39.QittoKB2 PtoQKts sw - .ro BEMIXE - the TILL= saysemes ot it arra mmvrofee Wil'eli FlL loool oida and Cape
tilk LlNE t .thr YEalr P ' lO /.. 1 0. "a • A^ l3
-.,..K. ...-..." 8 Arians! Ackete, arrio - • Quisrterti•NOkeob aut. 'f." ti Al ra tir rts. 1 / 1 .--Accomino - dation for Iksviee&MV, ,OoPJ According t 6 the °Pinion of the useMbers crf the Paris
...r salo at
90 RtoQ B 2 EX R TICRETS Via-PAN. "sat 1 - .NDESTOsusw•ws. the Office of the Corr Tim'n Ceindbm pi, .y, ping at all intermediate Stations. Passengers for sWit Acaderay of Medicine. this article is superior to in the
first prize being carried off' by Mr. 8. Winawere, 41 it xB. Px P
N. W. CORN= NEFTIE ma Glizaffgvr Streets. Through tickets cane. procured at No. Et2B Chestnut Grave, Hatboro` and Hartsville, by this train. take Stags ferruglnoua preparations known. ,It agrees beet wick the
tion for Fort Wasamste 13. 2 ' met ts of the
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of Parisian Tourney renown. - The !second, third 42, P/ P B t p
,K . 2 . NO. lid Aim= ri gNET.mat.. donna and rmaten,.. street ( ueg u ric e Betel) , where , orden can also be left at A ll i d o rl Head .
Acco ,
=nods stomach. never causes costiveness; it contains the els.
and fourth prizes were respectively err cd offat' 4.\ -I ,:':' '..,.; '..,..8 to Q,Kit ='. `,.' f. '. , And nogry.nrum szoidiumcerst ree tov ei spbu s . for Blasi% w eh veill be called for and cheeked at-red. blood and th e osseous frame,_and succeeds
dances by the Union Transfer Company . 40 .09. 11 4 ItierPrediare Orations. where other preparations fsiL such as Vann isist...kon
by Messrs. Kiescritaky, Roranski ndudan. . 44. Kto B 3 Ktolt 4 S.F. SCULL. GennTicket Att. Pkteburgh. ! ',WEST JERSEY RAI Ro .
Loy
and wyczang an cosl ecr a4 an si to orm n. and ail Pointe In Mahlr-. . , colorlesa. •,,
Lori , ,n ovie .... r i adisill ,
(We should rather have R lay, l d this Bishop to JOHN H. itu:Mot , mail awn Aec.anlßrostawilYale For :Wharton. • S alem . linfisiti, - Vii rn e LlMES- sana and Inter - Ahl w au s ens i4: 5,1 12 6 n ma-nel gosal n4 too, all7-hi cent ra st ExPL° ara-avehn't:roar,*l-4-dillothll3ab,"whearre'aimt., Troeilute„c4rfaadia4thraYt'eriliegEbilirPta:ini:f;Pritie_g°BELf:rrun,lirtnirirriaa°,rui
Eipreea
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SOMO of the most interestingtgamas in this con.
, , . - . mediate staticmg. at 2.00 A. fd. and 8.80 P.m. unmet , rt
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test were published in the , London - News of An- 45. RtoQ B 6 'Bto K 2 It SADIE 11 EA ILX 0 AD= Forpe Mir. 100 A. ht. and 8.15 P. IL and c 0 P. M . gust lit. f ' -- 46. Rto K 6 BtoK B 3 ()HEAT MUNK LINE nom Mar" W 14177 "Atee 4 MIncida: 1 ° 4 thiln. at* r_... /IL 'At2 85 P.M.-Accomnixemon for Doylestmni. stopping ' i t i 9 ------ - ~......____
_ &sickles 40-Ms- interior of pen f a s yigg,.- --B dgetost •and Belem k:reight train, soaves Camden at all brtannediate nations C lifters. S Ellseases- ledized e yru IS Or
- Tho Chess community -has heeil, Erat l 3o • 47. , R to .11. s rt •,- e t - -IC toEti., -,?.,- -,,, qedas the p_oioartiaM= el= Combat:sd and lair,. ran kamnt h
...; 413.r-KitOW4 l .2^ , el ii 0 TrqtX.-t0 itt i's 1 . t ,- .r ~ • ' reit o t ni c tsjae ua the - • &tins and the Cana. Coraranatikm . erka between rblitattivhfs one all tee k tget a ursin, * :k ihl ttgir. ' Eir ntat ie I tis S l i k 1 . 1 1 1, -
Y_ . fs.
during the past week to , Visits ' from 'Mr. Jacob' • ' ".,. 40. It to QR 8 • BtoKR 5 ' ' 'ftpla„.4„, I, er August; Math? st, reduced Lays. _ _ _-, , . - burro and Bcranton. suweruters for Clreenvlll.374ks this Prepired by Gilinauit & Co, Paris.
; , ,WM. d• FE . .. lealPen3?tes train to gnakerterwn and sumnertown to North' Wales'
nes h n h us-vy AWL
w illi ater g SY rtl cOil o taina Gra i d tie sn eam d
se bined with ' Mee of
h asti - lo - eller in neno Wi rit ' , .
Bison Gad Brlgadier-Getteral Drngflon. Mr-Eisen , : • 50. Bx P Kto B 5 low_iiiif.l7lll..7
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At 4.157". M1..-.Arourommtatum for ,Ooybustown.
, , c 9 p, ~, ri c KtoK6 asoatimo Acta - ) D TI .--kt 7 A.. wing h,L zor Folitzezpiaudlr , rHEciajapEN,
Gr at o am m in a t tbo rmema toneb i n s 4 ta iT uom artmine Passe tae nsers ..
stag fio u r . Vo t, , :
is iftlin an e ex iin celleri ni t i s ur ub:d zil tu t io n f r oreod vet oil, which isAlib ilL ,
played a few interesting games with the lesdllig '' - " A ' ( ''''' .." ''‘' " - -
52. PtoQII 5, and Idr..Kolisch,yrpn the Eg etwrnhn adin o nn e. da kw il " . r.....,..e'diate e B er ewi nnt w arr e ._ ~,,,
players Of ilk° ht_ercAngle f4Tniii sod; #44' 4ttrOr^: .. game -London Netest:-. s '-' '- ' --" -r - • Pldhqii --- Er - a a" --- 11/i__.. - P - 4 - 7 7 . - ''' -7 ,‘_ -I .•,__ ----- _ in ANDTItENTON
~ .B AILROAD 11051. ' t Vggr r i e __ °e ch , D 6 - I = faikei „ ler Ifeemown. T r a t h ie mußoned to-w its efficacy to the presence of l:'
imam. Gen. Congdon's stay, we are sorry to - ; . o et Arar.sts.,-At'ssaa A. M. for zrAitillng: Le• P Ef lillMl3. from aina Trull pOf Horseradish br. ariabty
produces ,
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..11, , B org hb arg , poctmu es pme . Gown, Tannutua. Way i tees. from Walnt r i l tlMree wite4 lient York. " a ' ro . & in dall eo ltatione n t lauz m ot % N o ir, tasen.ninia,,,,,,,n l ; most satistactory, results administered to children miter. ,
add, was too short to permit hlm giving sus a ' '' .114 " l e ; / 46/ ..• 2° ° 44 ''' ' -.._, ,Om urr w Emirs. Rocticstor.N , cliiin. Fallo.
ea .:. 5 A. ' , iff.. ' - yb ,.• Camden and Arri ' her ... , AeemiL_ _ ! r io t hi -- ", t0 t, D r . 11 4 -13--- mt r iti gra i la u llna . - - E v en in g Train i o Tbart o-11 . 111 , en' inofgtg:Te rt f it e id Taic.74: i i r ' ,..pu th riirri i t tn:,: f l ed are ih p e f liM or the '':
taste of hia:quallty. ; i, ; „: ,• ;,,=. i 'F'" , - . l', ", ;• ' . ~ B etween liltelituz and Czar/lemma. .... g
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Arc. - _.- . - At °Ai ihtiliaearnlian and JerraY **/r-1PT 0011 . 1 0. 111 4 -0 00 aAt 820 P. M.--Accomniodittio' n for Isundsie. stomas a 2 n eli_t. l . l ._° llo ,
problem, No. cm. W u. pr....,....8TE....Ti N- 7 1 :A L ' 9 1 - 1 " -- ca ." l """ff WO , Wallis* eiNaa"ti maj t fo ' 14thuill ar! * azol Ven4 C,ba' Ittaas uci P P : ll "aurta Y4 c e sm an oten °3l st i a d t m enko• blw e xPreal 'ltriamrea, lel lal ai n g„se t p edi ss.- I""lauL Acootamtdatten for otmt
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By mit e 0. gi. RALIK, of sp rig:ai m; o g , ' x - to .1%, .1, -" , , W Jl ,O '' , -'- ( B.I KIL . A vitb LI it. 44130P'' alley trail for ' ,At 6 Pi fornino_yand Intennemate station& i ll e t s Aims% j p ii puiLADELpiiim i stores to the Canes their nstaral utrnomosnavisor.. . •
arses 2. PtoQ4 i ''ll'i • •Pto Q 4 - '-' ll b - ;saran Clio n • Wiwi Cstawisea E. , Ats.loandli A.M.. 2 and &Bo F., AL._f_or Freehold. ;
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, for ert ii reher : ' ric i i" - r d ewtow ,,,,, ilm il th w r aiv e T i ;,: x alat,l B n O cc c .• or tion with Le=rallff m ._oll.nd LoWr is, and ElWreflAt_imi . , mange* Or the Alkaline laetatens '
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aUght superionty-invoaltlon• •-,, - ,• „kels, w 46 Yor - ... ~, -.• ~. Ate ': ! Atssa mum &aut. IN a. 11 •4150. 6 and 1180 P.M.. for • c eg t r fr n a r .... _ , a ueace ° v ar . the detaofoneoto of a tom* , duo , bs „
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, n 4,, ' ' '`" 4 usw t i re A r ly &Molding to thealatter through their cora.
41 ,, e ~,,, ,-. 5.-B to Q3-''- P x P ' ' - usi par l& ) - 6 . - ti c , -• , ' itiverinn and 2 ^ B °P- 1 4- for Penni- ' - • Fro DoylestOwn it 8.25 A. li..s.ooiiid l 4oo*. le: ', '' `'' hcao;llittowhilleig :1 1 1 14 1.411:12 th 4 • g u a rr n e ar n areir p m In al ni
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-, /• , • 1 7. Kt to Qs ~ , Rto Q1.1, 1 q ' t wh av ir azr- ,--- - -- ' ..... " -.. "'"' ... .A-..Th' - r --- " . 1. at " -.' '&"....... '"'.. V11' '''.'" Ahmr13% . 711...1 '.5... "5.1. 11 0`.......k.,..........' lll-zs Pinata,. at gann'O rorrns Penn. Baggage Office, tion HospitaL_an institution especially devoted to the
.
re- south at -...., - • ....•• -01 .....- • ........volo- ...ePot. via- -wus moue. Na log Bon pm sweet, ... .... ' treatment of annum of the chest, hwhrund ity,de„
-„ A -3, f , , , 18. i 3 to B2;'' ~ -E to KlLtsig. • , - •g - • aphis at% R.N. , , ~. . „a r ~ ,
. •.,.. .- . uto !Aram or - obtaining this new ~, 5 ./4/ ,"`.. :, / ;. / / ,;t.,,`, ,
,/,.. , J ..' 10. Bto RA ""' . ' 'Km : • • .••• • . t-it.6OlL-Kr-I, 04 - 180 - and - 111 - P7M. , ' , ,^. , .
21 -------)3l(7)lll%nrrtOlprk - iroust - E - s - h7T • "' " ' "
therapeutic agent in the =oat perfectly pure and natural
• on . Each table spoonful of syrup contains four
• . sfit 1 a a anent for rand all ay Set-. Line via delver CIO- ..... ...';...'....i............
•-, .• •,•-• - -- • i .,,, s. • .aq 0Q t 3 g one . i ggs vo y o gi s oßle Att),Bl_,K,lfor PlAndeltddst and 40 Atl A.M. Emigrant Lne.......... 1 ....'....5.. Jam SHURE: . grains of perfectly pure hypophosplute of Raw: and as
7,=- - r , 7
A „ , , -, , '2. Kt toß,lt (c,h) ~,,,, Q x „Kt, , , , Way tkatio _ _ _ tutu . , The 120 A K awl 6.80 P.M. Lines nut * daily. AU Rhea. i- . • -
compounded by DM, Grimault & Ca* Of Paris- the syrup
// / 2/. xQ - ^-". ''' BxQ g - • ' Vs. morstraimma menu
~ goadayor excepted. , , vAggEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. ,is the onlypreparation which guano:toles to tborneakat
1 ,, profession :
i all Me proPOrtiee required in this Vahraole
" ...
2. Q to,Kt 4 (ch),And Ming. .. de l l.
_l l t trales ais f Jewry Pottrrine at II ..A. hi, and At 0.1nA..M.. Lae, Ms and 12 P. M., far Tre n t on ..
, r . ~.
IL ; Leave Philadelphi a for Reading at At 9.30 A. M.,,, 4320 and 12 P.M.. far Bristol _ _ 2 ' BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
' , an
200 A- isi o rrZ u f wp roin Bea ..4...5i 4.26 r. M. -, .Atl2P. AL (NUht) for Ma Tsillytown. schencin2 FIVE TIMINS DAILY TO ATLANTIC CITY . ' zne , e " , -
Whiter t&plaiOn' Mate' ba three themes.' ' Game No. 2005 e ff y, g Air w.,0 ,I , l= t ur w de , t v ddington, comas., To dal Holmodnul.Tscwy,_ _
_D taternnedistepabitsteke
.....,
-Bgt-Irtealde Cat "ili'll Freinf-- -46
tram 4 - 2 ° P. tali" ircat radlaael . 1411 - Viztrnill4 kn . Lineakaving I=o DePet. take the. can on - f.24 1 -4i l ll l c Wr rt lAT .o.,9 ll° _,../ A . Y iu%L ul T,:t tl4 ._ bit3"B ' _IE: flatus _w i l : l4 ' ' HCBA., _. - -nP____AN_G.E___MKNTS . OF
- -
effitn-IN-PRILLIDELPHLL
9.4m1).11[0_• ggethe_ _ _
_ - •.- • • ..... .
. . . ..,„ .. Kaigh . t , .
(Remora White's Quemei Kniqkt.}
(Era's.? Gambit.)
Wu. (Mu. R—.) Th... (Ma. P—.)
1. PtoK 4 P to K 4.
2. Kt to B 3 QKttoß 3
3. Btoß4 BtOB4
4. PtoQKt4 B x Kt P
s.Ptoli 3 B to B 4
6. Castles P toQ3
7. PtoQ 4 Pit`
8. PaP . BtoKt3
9. RtoKtsq PtoKR3
10. Q to Kt 3 B to K-3
11. 811.1 Pill
12. ? to Q 5 •
aids IS better than 12. Q x Pcdt)
1:2. Kt to 4
I' zP
13. Qtoß2
(Injudicious.)
14. P P (eh) ' Kt to K 2
lb. Q to Kt 6 (ch) K,to B eq
16. QtoK 6, QtoKeq
17. R to K 4 to Kt ebb
18. Rtoß4(ch) KttoKß3
19. R z RI (eh) P 3tli,
20. QxBP (ebt) K to Kt eg
21. lizRP Rx•B
22. Q R QtoB2
23. R to K sq • Q to Kt 2
24. Q to K 6 (eh) Qtoß2
25. Q to Kt 4 (eh) K to Req
28. It to K 6, and wine.
CHESS IN MACON, GA.,
Game No. 2004.
Between Mears. Boykin and
(Evans' Gambit.)
Wn. (Mn. Boyxr.v.) Btu. (Mn. 2—.)
1. P to K 4 Pto K 4
2. KKttoß3,, QKttoß3
8. Btoß4 Btoß4
4. PtoQKt4 BxEtP
h. P B 3 Bto B 4
entitko " P to Q 8
7. PtoQ4 PIP
8. P x P B to Kt 3
9. Q Ktlo - It 8 • K Kt to B 8
(Eithe P r 9. to Kt R4or9. PP
x to K R 3 is better.)
10. to K 5 - 1 3
B to,R 3 BxQP
tolt Irtto K Kt 5
r. Boykin ought rather to have played
8.)
x B
14. Q to KO
15. Kt x 1i P
16. Kt x Kt
(Prettily played.)
16. K to B 2
17. Q Kt x B P K to B 3
Whlie-mplesltLfour moves.
Game No. 200 g.
Another interesting game of Mr. Boykin's.
(Evans' Gambit.)
WII. (Mn. BOYKIN.) &. (Jonas J—.)
1. PtoK4 PtoK 4
2. KKtt,Oli 3 QKttoß3
3. Btoß4 Btoß4
4. PtoQKt4 B sat P
5. Ptoß3 Btoß4
6. Castles Kt to B 3
(With' a little more knowledge of the gambit,
the Judge Would have played 6. P to Q 3.)
7. PtoQ4 P x P
8. P x P B to Kt 3
9. P to K 5
(9. B to R 3 is also very forcible.)
9. F to Q 4
10. B to R 3 Px B ,
11. P x Kt QxBP
12. R to K sq(ch) BUJ K
18. PtoQb QxR
(Ho should have castled.) _
14.1 1 x8 QRtogsq •
15. P,x P_(ch) K x P
16. Kt to Kt b (ch) •K to Kt 3
17. Q toKt 4 R to Qb
18. R'io KG mate. '
CROSS IN PARIS.
Game No. gam.
This and the following three games were played in
the Grand Tournament lattyear.
Between Messrs. Kolisch and de Vere. (Sicilian Opening.)
(Mn. KOLISCIL) Bt . Me, DE VEAL)
I.toK — PtoQB4*
..2. Kt to K. B 3 • PtoK 3
3. KttoQß 3 KttoQß3 .
4. PtoKKtB PtoQ 4
5.BtoKKt2 P . t.oQs
6. Kt to Kt sq
(To us it seems that with the advantage of the
Erg move he ought to have achieved a hatter. de
velopment) - • • .•
6. PtoK4
7. pt,0448 KttoKß3
8. Castles BtoQ 8
9. BtoKKt 5 BtoK 8
10. Q Kt to Q - • Castles, .
11. to It sq, P to K R 3
_(We_much_preler Black's game.)
12. BxKt. . Qxß
13. Kt to 'K Kt sq Q to K 2
(Mr. de Vere should have played P to -K Kt 4.)
14. P to K B 4 P to K B 8 ,
. 15. - . P To - K B 5 B t• 5 K B 2 -"
16._K Kt_ to K B 3 PtoQKt.4
17. Kt to K RI Q'tolC sq
18. P to Q R -P to Q _ ' -
- 20.7 - B - to KR q..
21.:(1.t0'K .
. (The aspect the game is nelonger the same,
and we •mnet'adMit :that Me; Kolisch has now the
advantage In poeltion.)
12. If toIC3
Paß
littoQ 4
QtoQ2
--- TirttiK 2
L 4
to K
rrEIJKA2III%)
2. KttoKß3.., KttoQß3 .
3. 8t0Q134 B to Qll`4
4. PtoQB3 KttoKß3
6. Castles . Kt x
7. P P PtoQ4
8. it toK sq B to-K 2
fi. B toe 3 g toK B,4
10. Kt 1.0 K 5 ' Catitles' ' •
11. Kt x.Kt P.xKt
12. QtoK2: , BtoQ3
13. Pto K . • ,
(P to KB 4 would have' butt- better, though
Black still Would have had' by far the superior.
• • :.13. QtoK. B 5
14. 2 to K Kt,p •; K 4 . x
15. Px Kt QxKt P (ch) •
16 K 54 Bto.Q 2
17. B to K 3 R to K 113
18. It t4 - '4Waq ' KKt 3, and
White resigns. - • '
dame No. 2008.
Between Messrs. Loyd and Wlnawre.
• ' (PetroriDefence.)
Wu. (Mn. Low) .11x. , (111t. Worewsnr.)
•L PtoK4
2..K.tt0K.83 .K.Kttoß3,
3. K.tx,P . P toQ3
4. K Kt to V 3 Kt x P'
.5. P to 3 Kt t 01 1 .13 3
6.8t0K Q 2
BtoK3
7. Castles BloK 2
8. r, to, Q Kt 3 Castles
9. 11 to Kt 2 Kt tci B
. 3 :
10. P to•WRI : • Kt to Q 4 •
11. P ' Kt to B '5
12. QKttoQ2 • BtoKB4
la. Kt to K 4 BxKt
14. Pr B 8t0K433•
15. Q to Q 2 B.x B
16. Qxß QtoB 3
17. Qto Ktto K 4
18. Q R to Q sq Kt x Kt (ch)
19. BxKt Kt x P (ch)
20. PxlitQxß
Q,
21. to(W"- Qtoß 5 - •
22. KRtoKsq QRtoKsq
t0.R.5 .
24. Q Q
to KtS. • -Q Q
Q (cl2)'' •
(24. B. x P was certainly better.)
25. PxQ, - R t0.K.4
26. RtoQs' KRtoKsq
27. R x R R x R
28. P,to to .K itcp
29. K 101 l 2 " K to"Kt 2
80. K to B 3 PIoQR4
31. K tci B 4 - B 3
32.PtoKR4 K to K 3
33. P QR 3 , to-R, 3
34. RtoK Rtciß4
38. Ptoß4 PtoQB3
36.-R toQR2 . PtoQKt4
37. RPxP P
38.RxP • PxP
39. R x R P x R
40. P x 1 4 , 4 PtoKt 4 ph) .1
(Black's &me now hireSti
41. P x P P x P (eh)
42. K 3cP
43.13.t0R6 Kx P
,44. Bto • to B. 4, . .and.
COALS. &MD WOOD.
CROSS. CREEK 'I;IIIIITGE'COAL.
PLAISTED dshioCOLLIN„
No. 803301IESTNUT Street. West Philadelolda.
Sole Retaa4g eets foro(mefirothere Uo.acelebrated
Cross Creek Lehigh Coal; from the Buck' Mountain Feln.
This Veal Leparticularly--adapted„l'ormaking Steam for
Sugar and Malt Mousee. , Mteweriee.s.,hc..lt ie also,unsur ,
passed as a Family. Cog. Ordera- ieit at the °Menet:the
Miners. No. 841 WALNUT Street Oft floor). will reeetwe
our i rompt attention. Liberal arrangements made with
manufacturers using a regular quantity. - .jyl6 tf•
S meson BUM& roan r. ISZOLIVIN
HE UNDERSIGNED , DIME ATTENTION TO
T
Moontain; Lehigh Sena Locilat Monahan Coal,
which, with the preparation Oven by . us, wethink cannel
be excelled by
_any other COW. n , "..‘
street. DI
Office,Fraahlin fiche. Delldiem_No. 15 EL%
NES & 8
Jalett , Arch street wharf. Satinyl .
smierricip awn
!HOWLS N. DIXON & SONS„
„,,...........,_,....6.,,. -
'amid adorers o C t IPP"i _ te ljuu'D° State *int.” ~
. . MOWN.
ORAED3 _
11`4 Anthracite.iltamii Ir
i tFYit fliii ons l gd .'.
Niitog Fi
'• , WARM-AIR N4Cgg -•• ' ~ ~.. , v
Mir Worming Publicate- ` t ' •
REGISTER% V ..W.M.LATONN. - '
• - .
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wktimatmAT,cr: ~, RH m- 36 . --,-- 1 - 7 ~...
COPAIITP=V9IIIPS
:stia* ' 'Rh s HI .'
TiIBSOLI TION OF. ___ iiRTNE......H .-THE - CO.
.Laipartnershln heretofore existing, under the firm of
EDDiUND YARD a C 04- faitt_day'lltesolved, br i matual
consent. I ^ • . -3. ' -.•• '• ' Y 4 f" 11 - 1 -
----- — EDMUND YARD,
._ , , , ~,.- JAMES .6_ Fgt4 rof .4 , , 1
. . , .. , , , , - Lucikwr. aliosi.
.o,__:.i
- - . EDMUND YARD. - a.
The business Of the - late firm ,will be,-, settled at 617
CHESTNUT street. by the abtretsc.:•-• ••.:,....',,,..- .--
I"nixanrypnLa,AßlT 111.1.86 A.
0 0 PARTNEli139*NoTICE.-WrafAV TIIIB,IPa.Y
V formed a cepartnerehlto. talder the name of the ht of
FENTpN dc TriQMPION, for the transacti-4 of the itl2 ,
ang and Jobb I n MK. thh. Vita dio ,,,, ei- .l l -7 ;;,,,,, -- 4,ii
• c-dry-gectagra
A . etreat- -•-, - -shied to et
... _
VS.,S: TON: "
. . •
. • ''' - , -
~' L1i . . , 1L1.31".:TH0H114)7 , 7. ,
Pmminut.rnisrAtrinStistl4B6l4.lr . r':l;l 1 • '... •snl:Hte '
EiPliatlAL FRIENCUI kBIIN ;60
canniatera and fancy lazes,itoVorte 'ickr4.4l,
_Ay
JOB. B. BUBB/DE & W.. 108 Beath Delaware aWntte‘
- -
ik:111E!))11 IVEI/1116
- • - .
:4 Delhi' ItALLWAD,-- 'Baser" era for • • liege.
pVIallI% take? IV A. 11. and 4.81 P. N. trains from Philedet,
returning from Oollegoville 0,8.21 A. M. mull a P.
mge Mosier various points in Perth:then Valle/
connect with fa sirs at Calc PITTY
ine.
NEW YORE 'EXPEZEI FOR SVEGH AND
'IIE '..ST.-Leaves Now ork st /9 A.. M.. 6.0) and
.131.„, passim Reading aid A. IL. L5O and 10.10 P. hand
connect at Baufabwrg sv,ttb Peuroylvarda and N
Central Railroad Enprees Trains for Pittabirrgir, (Wong%
Willintumort Elmtra. lleithnore,dre__'
of=g E sprees leaves Essalabarg, on arrival ':
vartte rExpressiWthburgb. at 3 and, 4.26
Et_. p.ale paining 1 at 4.43 and %OS M,
and um P . arelpine at ew 'York 1110 and 1 1.45A,M.
and fi.el Bleming Cats accompanyttog these Inane
t h rough between geney City end Pittaibarth a 'without
Mall trainfor New York leaves llsrestrarg atiiloALM.
and 2.06 P.M. Mall trete forliartisborg leaves New York
at Noon.. - • • •
SCHUYLEELL VALLEY NAILN)AD. -Treks leave ,
Putts .11.1 e at T
6.45, 11 c 30 ld. and "APE. lii...rehmthigirent
at fins A. M. and In twadAM P. M. i t i MLEILL AND BM3cIIIE.ENfa RAILROAD-.
Trains leave Album at Mg& It. for Pthentaa and anr
eau:l4 and at DM P.M. for Pineatmre end Tram)* Pe.
turning from Eternal:erg at AMP. and from Tremont.
• at 1.40 A. M. and figs _
TI( lET'S.--Through iranellats tickets cad trulcturt
delre=thegutocipal Pints In the North and eat
and
:.- 111 Kgarkien. Tickett RaLaeligda y algdirr4 -and
Intermediate Stedon4 good for as . are scua by
Earning- Aoconon hu W Reading
Pottstown Accommodat imodad io . n at reduced rates. and
Excursion Tickets tor his, gad for day
_only
are sold at Beading and Inter °dila Stations Head
the and Pottatown aeeowc”.o..tion Trains at reduced -
The following tickets are obtainable only the Office
Zn
of Et Bradford. Treasurer, No. So uth mirth street.
Eilindriphis, or of a. A. Nicolls, Oemralßspricii:ait:ithtig,
Commutation Ticket, at 16 per cent dhconat, between
anzp . .s . 4 . desired, fcrr (*mkt. and fume
Tickets, good for $OOO ranee between all points
str/537C each, fbr f maim and firma _
holdersic for three. dm, ohm or twelve months,
fo only to all Pointe at reduced rate&
residing on the the of the road will be far.
Clergyman vvith peuts.lestithid themselves and wives to
tieltete at nen fans.- •• •
Excurden Tickets tram. Ploihdelphisi to Mincipal et s
kims, good for Saturday Sunday mad Monday. at reduced
fare, to be had only at the Ticket Office. at Thirteenth
and Cello shill striate. _
FREIGHT.--Ooodis of all ascriptions foraerded to MI
the above ints from the Company , ' New Freight DePot.
Broad and Willow streets.
Freight Trains leave Philadelphia daily at 4.135 A. It.,
12.45 noon. ate and 6 P. hL for Seeding. Lebanon. Harris.
box. POWrIII6. Port Clinica 6 rd all points beyond.
Mane c..at.thierblladelp a Post-Offthe for au place'
on the road and its branches MA A. M.. and for the prin
cipal Stations only a /Ls P. I&
BAGGAGE -
Dtmgm's Erpres will collect Baggage for an trains
leaving Plilladellgbia Depot. Order* can = oe left at No zs
South Fourth street, or at the Depot. Tlthteerath and Oat.
t PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Railroad. -.Summer, , Time. -,Tsideg
effect, Ma_y 10th, lEaft, The trains of
the Pannesylvaniatral itaßroad lea boapot, at
Thirty. and Market streets, which La ixectLy
by the earl of the MarketEtreet Passenger Railway', the
last car connecting with each Math, leaving Front and .
Market streets thirty nfinntee before its departure. Those
of the +Chest:ant and Valiant Street Itafhwayrun within
one square of the Depot ,
ON SUNDAYS-710 Market Street Cara leave Front
and Market streets St minutes before the departure of
each t
'rain.
Sleeping Car Tickets can he had , oe,application at the
Ticket (Mice, Northwest corner'.of Ziatn and Chestnut
streets, and at the Depot.
Agents of the Union TransferComparry will editor and
deliver Baggage at the Depot: Orders left at No. 901Ched.
nut street, too 118 Market street, will receive attention.
_ TRAINS .LEAVE DEPOT.
Mall
Paoli Acoomno - oakiiri - NO. 10.00 A. M.
Fast Line. ..... .at L 2.03 M.
ErieE - M OO M.
Pieli,E=VOT La BO P. M.
Harriett . -at 220 P. M.
47z
La'uCaster Accommodation...... ...... ....... 5
to p . M.
Parksbar&Trau..
....at B.CO P. M.
p P : scm.
_ " "at
Accommodation.. ~ 1,... at 11.80 P M.
Erie Mail Isaves . daly, : axceen $ • •
Philadelrobin - 101Mes0 leaves deny. MI other trains
daily, except Stmday. I
The Western Accommodation Train Tans daily, except
Sunday. For this trabi tickets must be procured and
baggage delivered by_a_ce_lLlL.at 116 Market street,
, TRAIN 6 .ABALIIr. AT DEPOT, IiTZ
Cincinnati ...... .....at 1.35 A. M.
... . . " 7.10
FaetLtne . : ... " 9.85 "
••12.au P M.
Erb:1E311m0.—....... ..... 6.09
Paoli Am= Non. 2 ar. 8. ...940 7.10 "
DaT EXPrear - "
Harriaourg " 940 "
For furthwinforroation.
JQE,II C. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 901Cheetant street.
EN.OIII:EITNILi.Asen_,.* 110 klaarket street-
BAIII.IBL a. WA 1, ACE. TiciceiAsent at the Depot.
The PelieOurivania , P.Allroad Coattail , '.sot mime
any risk , far Oaggsi din l r eacept for Srettrigff apparel. an4l
omit their rarebn _to Onektundred Dollars lovable.
All. Bageag . e'excee Abet- Areoluka value will be at
the fiat of theo owunc. sakes taken Aesrpkoot.
)EDWARD vriaatia.no,
General Bnoetiateadeat. Altoona. 14a.
. _,PM '.!" IIaIoTIMOREI
.• - _ uI2INTBAB - ItATGROAD. Summer
Arraugonenta ()stand after Monday
April : lr the Trainkwill leave Phitadelphlafromcor e
Depot • ' 0 Meet Cheater& Philadelpldar Bwiroad,
tier ofFhhrty- brat and Chestnut 'treat. (Weft Plallada.).
a 7.15 M. and 4.60 P. M. •
• Leav Rising Bain. at 15.16 'AVM, and OzfOrd at 6.00 A.
Miami, leave Oxford at fakse: N. - - •
Market Train ? Vtla. Paerenser Ohm attached will ran
an Tuesday* and &m i slays= . th efi.ialna Bon at ILC6
b
A. M., oor& at L 45 and Kamn eat L 0) P. M, eon.
need= at West Cheater unction with a tea= for PLO'.
delphia. On Wednesdays • and Saturdays train leaves
Philadelphia at,S.BO - 2: - ..• - through to Oxford. • •
• The Train leaving Phlltui his at 7.15 A.M. connect' at
ni p
Oxford with a daily line of El for Peach Bottom, in
Lancaster county. Jteturnin - yes Peach Bottom to
cannel at Orfordarith the OrkgriairSfOr r/dladel•
phis.
The Trab leaving , 1 7.13 0 delphla til 4.60 P. M. runs to
Padil l"n4 lll4 era -M ali el owedkc"taksweariniTh aiqpiare l only. at
Ba a, and the Company.,wfli not. la any Caea. be re
spond for an amount °treading one hundred dollars.
=teem "Pedal porit oct k o inade for the came.
9 .0
_ nap, ~ i, i„; ~ - BY WOOD. -General Bispst.
NOMQIFAST FREIGIIV LENE. VIA
NVEI • P RAU.
oAD., babarre, Al=
City, Motuat.Carxael,Uentralla.-anda#,Dalus
Vtmesilisltroadavii."Jusaeli
_1
Tirafea Itirelate — ireA iD4arcl' ,:;vg,,, th z,v,v
Goods theetove beintati rri v
dolivfted at vie Througb t vot, ,
8.-14.r.ar. at F 103241• and. OBLBl3tri l ep k ,'
Before SP. EL; will, reach .WUkoabarro. Mount corm al,
Mahats o ll CDT. =Atha othar 'stational la xlahauoy , and
n
lizrattla vaamil before 11 A- Af,:af_tkkaticcoedlromay.. r.
WILT p axrr Agent
fDA Y."AUGUST 14A86R
c: ;
dap The Cara on Market' Street Railway run di ,
meta eat PhiladelPhin Depot : Chestnut • and Walnut
wi :one square. On Sundays, the Market Street Cara
19311 run to connect with theftSl kl and 6.80 P. M. linear.
BELVIDERE DELAWARE SqlrliMlLD LINES
from Remington Depot. •
At 7.00 A. M.. for Niagara • Falb, Brad% Thunkfrit,
It-b* , •.„ Owego,
_Rocheatenßinghampton, Oswego,
Byname, Cheat Bendadontreae.Wilkesbarre. Schooleys
Motuitoin, Ac.
_At 7.50 A, Be d and AM P. M. for Scranton.' Stroudsburg.
water Gap.ere% ssumm. Lambertyille,Plernington.
•&c. The 130 P. M. Line collects direct with_ the train
w ing Easton for Manch Clundt.Allentown. Bethlehem.
At 5 P.IS. tcrionaieriville and inte rmedi ate Stations._
CAMDEN AND BIIRLINOTON C 0 AND PEMBERTON
ABD BIGHTSTOWN 'RAILROADS, ' from Market
Street Ferry (Dun' Side.)
:At 8 A..:311.. 7.4 and 6.15 P. Maar Meichantaville, Moores.
town, liarttord, Maeonvllle. Mainaport, Mount Holly,
Viecentenm. Birmingham an ti
Pemberton.
At I and 4 P.M. for LerwietovrAWtighbtown.Cookab3wn.
New Egypt, Borneretown. cream Ridge, town.
Sharon and Etightatown.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage only snowed ' each Paamonger.
Passengers are prohibited from Wallis_ anything AS bag.
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over fifty
Pounds, to be paid for oitra. •The Company Umit their re.
woonsiblity for baggage to One Dollar per Potmd,end
not be liable for any amount beyond, $lBO. except' by ape.
••• Tick Ste sold arid Bantade Sleeked direct. throng' tO
Roston, Worcester. springthad. Hartford, New eleven,
Providence, Be z e k e l e tan_y, :Troy
_Baratom Utica.
Rome, ilyraens Buffalo. Megan Pans -and
Einspen Bridge.
An addilional Ticket Office As located at No. HE
Chestnut street, where ticketa to New York. and all hn.
portent pointsliorth and East. - may be procured. Per.
BODO purchasing Tickets at this can have their bag.
gage checked from residences or hotel to destination, by
Union Transfer Beingsge Express. -
Lines from New York for Philadelphia will leave from
toot of Cortland rarest st,7 A. K. and LOO and 4.00 P. BL,
via Jersey CI and Camden. At 6.110 P. M. via Jersey
City and K n. At 10.00 A. M. and 12 sad &OD
P. M.. ;via Jersey ally and West Thliacle/phia.
Prom Pier No. 4 N. River, at 5.20 A. M. AccomModatiOn
and 2 P. IL Express, via Amboy and Camden.
June , 15. 1860. Wkt.ll. GATZMKR. Asent.
~ , PHILAD ViMGTON
, . TIME TABLE:—.Conunencing 'Mon
day, Aprill ' l2th.ll363, Trains will leave Depot, conserrof
Broad street and Washington aVenue, as follows
Way,mall Train. at 8.80 A. M. (B=Asys excepted), for
Baltimore. stool= regular stations. ,. Connect
with Delaware ad at Wil mington for Crisfield
intermediate stations. •
Express train at 12.00 M. (SundaYa excepted) for Balti
more and Washington; stopping at Wilmington. Perry
ville and Havre.de•Grace. Comiacta at Wilmington with
train for New Castle.
Express Train at 1130 P.M.y(Sondayi exceptea for Bal
timore , and'Washing. ton. stoppingat Chester, Thurlow,
Linwood. (,Ilaymont, - Wilmington.NowportEitanton, New.
ark. Elktona, ortheast,Charlestown. PerryvilleJlavre.de.
Grace,, A.berdeeni Perrrdenn% •'Edgelveed• Magnolia*
(Rime's and Bteramerhi Run. .
Night Express at ILO° P. (daily) for Baltimore and
Washington. stopping at Perryville and Havre de - Orace,
Connects gton (Saturdays-. exceptedl
with 114ehiware 'Railroad Line, ' stopping at Now
Castle, Middletown, Clayton. Dover, Harrulgton,Seaford,
Salisbury, Princess Anne, and connecting at Crisfield
with boat for Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, Portsmouth and
the South.
PassangeriforFortrees Monroe and Norfolk via Balt!.
more will take the 12.03 M. Train. Via Crisfield will
take the Li P. M. train.
Wilmington Trains, stopping at all stations between
Philadelphia and Wilmngton: . •
LeaveThiladelphia at11A.M..230.5.007and ILBO (daily)
P. M. The &PO P. M. train connects with the Delaware
Railroad for Barrington and intermediate stations.
Leave Wilmington 7.00 and 2.10 A. M. (daily) and
L 1.5 and 7.00 (daily) P. M. The 8.10 A. 2,1. Train will stip
between Chester and Philadelphia;
From Baltimore. to Philadelphia.—Leave Baltimore 7.25
A. M., Watd.al).; MO A. M.. Exp_ress. 2.25 P. id., Ex
press. 085 P. St , Express. 8.552. M„ Expresa.
SUNDAY TRAINB FROM BALTIMORE Leave )34
tiroore at 255 P. M.. stopping at Havre de Grace. Perry.
ville and Wilmington. Also stops at North East. Elkton
and Newark, to take passengers for Philadelphia., and
leave passengers from Washington' or Baltimore, and at
Chester to leave nansentora from Washington nor Ball*
more.
Thi:ongh tickeis idispointe West.Bentla and Sonthwert
- -
ralarlieliroZtired
Continental Rotel. where also State Rooms and Berths in
Sleeping-Cam can be secured during the day. 'Persons
pnrchng tickets at this office can have baggage checked
at their mamas by the Union Transfer Company.
• • 11, F. I:EN - NEL Superintendent
ND PII.ILA
vTA
1W 1*16 ' 614 " DIA. ~SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS..
On and after . MONDAY. April 13th. 184'8. the trains will
leave Depot, Thirty fintand Chestnut etreete, as follows:
Trains leave Philadelphia for West Chester. at 7.15 A.
M, 11 A. M.. 5.84 4.15. 4.50. 7 and 11 P. 14.1
Leave West Cheater for Philadelphia, from Dovetail .
Market street, 6,15, 7.15. 7.50 and 10.45 A. M., L 55, 4.50 and
6.50 P. M.
On and after Monday, June 15th, an additional Tra n
will leave Philadelphia tor Media and Intermedia
Points at 5.80 P. M.
Trains leaving West Chesterat 7.80 A. M., and leaviog
Philadelphia at 4.50 P. M.. will stop at B. C. Junction and
Media only.•
Passengers to or' from'stations between West Chester
and B C.-Junction going East, will take train leaving
West Chester at 7.154,..31..and going West will take train
leaving Philadelphia at 4.50 P.and transfer at B. C.
Juncton. ,
- Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7.15. A. M. and 4.110 P.M.,
and leaving Wtst Chester at. 7.80 A. M. and, 450 '
connect at B.C. Junction with Trains on P. and B. C. h.
B. for Oxford ar d intermediate points.
t.. N SUNDAYS—heave . Philadelphia at 8.00 A. M. and
2.00 P. M.
Leave West Chester 7.45 A. 3L and 5.00 P.
Toe Depot - in reached directly by the Chestnut and Val.
nut Street 'cars.. Those of the Market Street Line run.
within one square.% The care of both lines connect with
each train upon its arrival.
a ,- Passengers are allowed to take Wearing apparel
only as Baggage, and-the Company will not, in any
be responsible for an amount exceeding 52100 unless special
contract is made for the same. LIEI4 BY' WOOD '
:General Superintendent.'
, 11
, .
.. , .... 4 „ , ..... PHILADELPIEFAAmtu. TIME 9
AND I .
k . , 4 ;;:;"'•''''' Ral" k ) hrotick u andpireet Route be: ,
tween Phlladeletda. Baltimore. Uhrrillitir . Winisillet'
Northwest and the Great Oil on. of , Penn
sylva
wt. to n.t a.-I , lea the
ant Bleeping Can on all Nig t' Trail/IL
On and after MONDAI., May 11WM., the Trains On
the Philadelphia arekErie ts fthiloomt , ran " Icanva--
hitt ..... .............IEIIS P. M.
151!il Train leasT"Tilbihiadi Philadelphia.. ort ...... .....„ -- •. . am AIL
, o arrived at. Erie. .......... .... . . 8.60 P. AL
Rile Expels leeea;ladelpfda 12.0() Noon.
wt, ........ SO,P. Pd.
.. .. arrived at - Erie... ~.., ... ,:...,.: . ... .. .10.05 A. E.
Elinlra nil l eiy e a - Pil l ndP'P h " t. ,--' , a l e P. - M.
.. " arrived at Look ri aven ''-''''' 7.45 P, H.
—^
„ . ~ . , .stv_eg___ErieEASTWAßD. f •
I . •
s . . -
'-
arr ‘ i vesNil amaport .-.7-::.10.16-P
M.PhiladelPola 110 A .'''
Erie Express
leaves Eri1 i .:......................... 7.40 P. M.
.. . .. o' - Wit iam5p0rt......... ..... 815 A. M.
o arrives at Philadelphia. ~.. ... .. 5.00 P. M.
Mail and , 'Express connects ' with ' Oil . Creek
Li r d Alle
gheny River Railroad. Bagatigt,..;tiocked_f_itro
r ,h
ALI RED L. l'ic LE. ..
Gonerai.upurint•Aident.
Exegnncar
dpeew
__........ ... .; . ......; :: - .""...11.15.1:51;
. ...7.50 A. 51.
Freighi. *Eli passenger car attached...— .... .
. 9.15 A. M.
Express (tt rough in two hours).... 2.00 P. M.
Atlantic A cemma onation .... ",....... "
_.," -,.. "4.15 P. M.
RETURNING,.. WILL. 1..E.5-11E:AWANTIC:
pedal Excursion:— 5.18E:H.
Freight. , Wiili . ....' tiai . .. ..... ............11.40 A. is
Express (through inftwo hours) 7 EIA. M.
Accommodation .5.50 A. AL
• - .
Junction Accommodation. to Atco and Interme- •
diate Stations leaves Vine street. ... ..... ..„..5.91 P. M.
Returning, leaves Atco 6.25 A. XL
.11ADDONFLELD A - ECOMISIODATION TRAINEI *Alf
LEAVE '
10.115 A. NI. mat 2.130 PAC '
... .... ....LOOP. K.' and :Lb P. M.
Vine Street Ferry.at.
Haddonfield. at.• •
SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN TO . ATLANTIC CITY.
LeaVeel Vine Street. ....... ... ....... . ........ 7.80 A. kW
Leaves Atlantic . . 7 . . 4.93 P. M.
-Fare to Atlantic. 82. Round trip tickets. good only :for
They and train on wldch they axe issued. 193.
Philadelphia Local Express, ComPany. 815
Chestnut street, will call for baggage in any part of the
city and suburbs. • and check: to hotel or-cottage ist
Atlantic City. • • • •
additional Ticket Officers have been located in the
Reading-room of the Continental Hotel, and at No. es
Chestnut street. .
Je3914 D. 'E . MUNDY. Agent.
HILADELPH
JENIMETOW P N AND Noßa l itroßNW
ROAD TIME TABLE.—On and atter
Friday; flay t 18M.
FOR GIERNAIT3WN,
Leave Phlladehie-6. 7,8, 9.oth 113.11, UAL FLO. I. au.
83i eaves 11. t o . 8. 0•10. 12F. as.
L , oamanwn-6.1, V6LB. MA 8. 10.1142 hL ;1.
8.8,4.436 8,017 8.9.10.11p.m.
The 8.26 down , and ,the 83‘ and 636 nt; trains. sarl
not stop on the Germantown Branch,
• •ON 81UNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphir.raiptitee A. rd )1.7 andlo(
Leave Gesnuitown--8.18 A. M. • 1.6 and 93C P. M.
TNlrr m ilen.RoAtw.
Leave Philadelphia-4 B at . 10.12 A. M.; 2. am. ex. 7.0 and
11 P. M.
Leave Chestnut 11111-7.10 mlnnteN 801.40 and IL4O A.
M.t14).8.40.6.40.640,1140 and 10.40 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS. •
Leave Philadelphia—Rß; minutes A. M.; I and 7P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill-7.50 minutes A. M.; 1240. MO and
• '
11.26 F0R CO ;manatee PN.
SIL M.
OHOCKFN AND riuRRISTOWN.
Leave PhiladelE4lo , --6. 736.`8.1105. A. M.; 1%. 8. 414 634
ILA 8.06 and 1135 Y. M.
heave NorxiMvni-6.40. 7.744 8.11 A. M. 1136. 3.436.
and 836 P.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia-9A. M. 83.4 and 715 P. M.
Leave Noarleiown FO — R
P. A. M.; 6A34 andlC 9
. P. Pi.
RV _
Leave Pldladelphia--6„ 7 3 6, 9. 1106 A. M.; 134, 8. 43E. 153 w.
.15. 8.05 and DM
Leave Menem:lX-4.10. 734. LW. 93¢.1136 A. M. ;11. 834, L
67( and .9 P. U.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia-9 A. M. ; 934 and 7.16 P. M.
Leave M. 736
W. 11. WILSON. General Superintendent.
Depot. Nhith and Green 'streets.
RILIWIIINEIII4 IRON" &eh!
IRON FENCING
The undersigned are prepared to receive orders for
English Iron Fence of the best quality. known as Cattle
blurdles, the mostdurable and economical fence that can
be -used. This fenceae . especially adapted for countty
seats or for the protection of lawns. It is in universal use
in England in parks and pleasure grounds.
YAA NALL & TRIMBLE,
No. 08 South Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia.
JeZ-3m4
MERRICK SONS,
SOUTGWARK FOUNDRY,
ISO WASHINGTON
AAvenueCTURE Philadelphia.
MANUF ..
STEAM ENGINES—High and Low Pressure, Horizontal,
V ertical, Beam. Oscillating. Blast and Cornish Punts ,
BOitEßS—Cylinder, Flue, Tubular, &e.
STEAM HAMMERS—Nasanyth and Davy styles. and of
all sizes
CASTINGS—Loran. Dry and Green Sand. Brass, &a,
ROOFS—Iron Frames_ ,_ for covering wit Slate or Iron..
TANRS—Of Cut or Wrought Iron. for'refineries, water,
e.
GAS NIACILINERY—Such as Retorts, Bench
Holders and Frames, Purifiers, Coke and.Charoeid Bar.'
rows, Valves, Governors. dux
SUGAR MACHINERY —Such as Vacuum Pans and.,
Pumps. Defecatons,Hone Black Filters, Burners, Wash
era and Elevators; Bag Filters, Sugar and Bone Black -
Cars, dm.
Sole manufacturers of the following specialties:
In Philadelphia Mid vicinity, of William Wrighth Patent
Variable Cutoff Steam Engine. •
in Peruievivania, of Shaw ds Juetice'a PatentDead•Stroks -
Power Hammer. • • i
In the United Btatea, of Weston , a Patent Seiteenteririg
and Self-balancing CentrifugalSugar.drajaingagochina
Glass Centr B
i fu art ogaLPe improvement ort.diminwsdl:de WOolaers
BartoPs Patent Wrought-Iron Retort Lid. '
Strahan's Drill Grinding Rest •
Contractora for the deem% erection,. and fitting up of It*
fineries for working Sugar orMolaisem
nOPPER AND • YIILLOW. METAL SHEATHING;
kJ Brazier's Gomez Naha. Bolts and Ingot Copper. cow
'tautly, on hand and for wale by ~INMY- 608 a
CO.. No. SZI Boutb-W,harvaa,
NO. I GLEN GAR.NOGE. SCOTCH PIO IRON. a).11
•L't sale in lots to suit purchasers, from store and to ar.
Lye. PETER WRIGHT & SONS. ,
life Walnut street.
DAll36!l#•
PORE FhniTS.—WE OFFER To THE TRADN.puirs,
J. White ,Lead, ZinckWhite and Colored Paints of onr
own manufacture: of.tuidoubtedpurio.A in onautitiet , to '
suit Purchasers.. ROBRFIT ISBOAKER ts Deafen
In Paints and yprzolien. N. F.. comer Fourth and Raos
streets.' - , • n027-tf
EILTBARB , ROOT, OF REGENT IMPORTATION,
111 , and Tory superior quality_,_• White Own Arabic. Esat
India Castor Oil,' White and Mottled Quails Soap,
Oil, of various brands,. For sale by ROBEILT , I3ROE.
MAKER &O : Druggista. Northam; corner of Fourth
and Ra c e , R•oots. n 027.12
)
.11RA OISTiP t3UND.RIBS.--GRADIIATES.24ORUX
' Pi Tihai r r, Combs, Brushes; Mirrors.' Tweezer&„yaw
_. Boxes, Horn BCOOM surf*Ahlstrumeatzli fau Trtleask. /MO
and Soft Rubber uOOds, Cast* -- G MOW',
Syringes. &C.. all at "First Handesricest:
NON BROTIBIR, •
XI South lathe street ;'
DOCENT 8110PMA ICER & CO.; ::waor,. S , .
Druggists, N. E, corner Fonrth and Race streets.
Invite the attention of-the ?Trade to 'Metz large aback , al a
Fine Onws -and. llhetrdoalar *Essential Eponaesn - s
Corks. !cc. . 1.10:3711
el, OIXTU EVE B. &MUMMY. ISIERAILL'i
1.7" TB AC KARA, No, 718 Chestnut street, matmfactarart
of Gas Filitureo. Lamp., Acc., &a, would ,cal),the atenti , m,
of thi. , public to their largo and elegant 411,zsdr.ftent of Gus" 2
GhariVeliera, Pendants, Brackets, itie.,Thev 440 hid:reduce,rliVOT.24244B72l,E 80.;11'(-141.11 BOXE4?. Gr 2 mnilz ,
Rae pipe: , into dwellinge and puNio and' thud, s T W c.zhitv,ttfli. SoluNlar-lag icon. brig 1 ennßrivaula,
:0. altering ar.d ru;aic - Mg AEA from 7,-r;osq siva rot. jOvrii, , l3l:36lra-df I
warrantee.• ' Sout_h_Lielalt_ake aces e.
GRINAULT COVIS GITAILICANA•
This natural vegetable prediction, perfectly innocuom
bee been long wed in Brasil with the utmost success, as a.
remedy forearrhrea;' sick headache, dysentery, and all
dborders proceeding from derangement of the stomach
or bowels. This powder is indispensalde for all farallies.
'and far WON efficacious than opium and the strnitrata,
GENERAL DEPOT
Di PARDEI; at ORDIAIILT dc . CO.ll, 45 rue do Richelieu
AGEM llv PHIGADELPELIA,
FRENCH, RICHARDS & Ca
N. 'W." cox , . Teeth amid Market' Ste:
. most destrnetive enemies
of7ir la rac umall e. l efUt ill hill ' unseen and unfelt tenant of the
organfam undermines the constitution, and invitee the at.
tack of enfeebling or , fatal diseases,. without exerting a
cuspidor of its presence. Again it seem to breed Wee.
tier' throughout the body, arid then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other of its hideorur
forms, either en the surface or among the vitals. la the
latter, tubercles may be suddenly deposited in the lenge
or heart or tumors formed in the liver, or it show*
its presence by eruptions on the skiu,_or foul ulcer
ations' on some part of the body. Hence the ocas.•
eional use of a bottle of this damensmaa.a. is. advisable.
even when no active symptoms of disease appear. Par.
SOW affected:with the following comply M generallY
find immediate relief, and, at length, cure by /110 USG of •
thisBARBAPARILLA: Arriscenru - 704 Boers on
EINVILPELAS, TETTEE, BALT REIEGGE, BOALD Ilco Rom,
wean. Bum Errs, Sons. Farm, and other era orie or
visible forms of thetorirrnirs disease. Alm' in fffhhhe more
concealed forme, as DYSETEITLC, DROPSY*. Hamm Drama*
FITS, EVUXIST..NEIIII&LGIA, and. the various Gnomons
affections of the muscular and nervous eystems. - •
finyamos or Yr maim and idsmenmrat Dunmire are
cured by it, though a long time required for subduing
these obstinate maladies by eny medicine. But long eon.
tinned use of this medicine will cure the comaint.
LEGOOIGGIOLi or WHITES,UTEDINE lILOKRATIONNandi
MALE DisEAERs, are commonly soon relieved' and alit.
mutely cured hy its purifying and Invigorating effect..
Minute Directions for eack case are 'found in our Al.
mantic, supplied gratis. , Itunumwrint and - Gorr, when
caused by accumulations •of extrarteme matters In the
blood. yield quickly to . it, as also Lrvmsr - Cwt.
PLAINTS, Tenni:wry, ' CONGESTION or INFLAboL4TIOM •
of the LIVER, old Jammu= when Brining,
SS they often do,
_from the ranking poisons in the blood.
This SAIit3APABILL.d. 113 a great motor= for the strength
said vigor of the. system. Those who are Ia&IGGOED and
LISTLESS, DrEMONDENT, SLEEPLESS,E and troubled. with
N armors Arrnmurseroas or FILES, or any of the affect.
tient' 'symptomatic of Wmarmuss, will find immediate re... :
lief and convincing evidence of its restorative Power upon
Prepared byy. DA J. C. AYER dr, CO.. Lowe% Maas.
Practical and Ana s.
cal Chemist
Sold by all Drug a everywhere. air3o-f,ly
J. M.ds Co.. Philadelpaia, Wholesale Ages..b.
VAL DENTAIJJ/16.—A EUPERLOBABTIOLEINGA,
V cleaning the Teeth, destroying animalcuhs which in.
test them, giving tone to the gram and leaving a --feeling
of frasscanee and perfect cleanliness in the month. It may
bo mod daily, and will be found to strengthen weak and
bleeding gums, while the aroma and detersive:Leg win
recommend it to sm•y one. Being, ceuilsolscd. with .
assistance of the Dentist„ Physlciams and' Micro co
Is confidently offered as a reliable inbatitute for the ma.•
curtain welshes formerly in vogue. • .
Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the conatitnente
the Dentallina. advocate its uses it contains nothing, to _
prevent its so nrestreined employment Made only by .
JAMES T. SEWN. Apothecary.
• ' • Mimed and Spruce streets
For sale by I/ling:Mb genes as and
Fred; Brow , D.. . L. Stackhousa,
Humid & Bobert C. Davis,
C. It. Beaty.. - Geo. C. Bower.
. Isaac B. Say. ' -Chan. Shivers,- •
C. H. Needles. D. McCollin.
. T. J. Estaband. ' C. Bunting,
Ambrose Bmit.b. Chas. B. Ebeide.
Edward Parriah, James N. Marks,
Wm. • B. Webb, F. Brim/Aunt & Co.
James IL - Bleph am., Dyott
Hughes& Combs, B C. Blair's Bow.'
Henry h.: Bower. - - WYethdr
13.ABELLA ISABIANNO. M. D.. 5396 N. TWELFTH
/Street. I Ccrnaultations free. - nois9-I'
NOTICE!.
VIBT&TE OF PHILIPS. WHITE. 13 'D.--LETTERS
£4 testamentary having been granted to thesubetniben.
upon the estate of PHILIP 8. WIIITE, deceased, all Der
mas Indebted to the same will make payment to. ands,
those having claims present them to J ILLN TH Jlc LEY,
103 Chestnut street; F. A. THEGO. 006. Walnut street.
Executors. 1Y24 f 6t*
- •
Llc•r'TE OF eLiiiiES DICE, DECEASED.—LETTEES
.11.4 Testamentary upon tjae above Estate have beet*
granted to the Undersigned. AU persons indebted thereto,.
pa 3 went_ and thoee having claims present them to,
JA MEE. DLOIG-Emeenter, !Mtg. Thirteenth street. or- hie-
Attoror y. W. VOGDa.I3, LU: S. Sixth duet. au7 Cr tir •
N' GIIE DLSTRICT.COUST OF THE UNITED STATE&
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania:4n Etarripb,
cy,N 0 l'hiladeiphia,June 80.186 a he tirtdoed
hereby gives notice of hie appointment 110 assignee et
GEORGE G. • BTAMBACI.L. of Philadelphia, in, the
County of Philadelphia, sad I date of Permsylvao4
:within said District , wile leo been adjudged-a - li= •
upon Ida ore !ctiiton by the District Grant of amid D •
tdct.
'BIIII.IdES W iATT, b i dsaißee,
• To the Creditors of B . Q • 13 • aelpilki
ETT ER TEBTAItiIIITARY RAVINGBREM
granted to the Atibncribtst jann_tbfl_Ectite.iatiktrE.-
- E1 IZAB,ETII 11761 - W.EfiCasi v deceased, .att pettrom
:ditto rt to theseime xitl irritate lkalitAne_p_ UK t find thing having:'
claims pregent them to'. f1&E.411 ar.38. - ,Exectitrix,i.
:1017,f Pulp Atrget - Eb31ade.100..., -,AtallOaveVi
-I.l)in ATE OF JOON 8 W,fll<TE DECEASED: LET
Li tere of A divinlatr.tioii eh's feaanicisfo annex° upon.
...the above Estato havingbr...ett granted lo the audereigned..
OA pet BODE indeiged tudd4stale aret4oaxito4l. toittiske
pa} trent arid th bre h‘elOg -cLslfge` z
present thou tr.»
irMAROA RF.T R Line, 413 Beath .F.leOtehotti street; or
hrr e , T . jo.E . walnut st. eramer.t.
I\ftrg i rifOiTi - eNTAMak iEE
OkSX-7-10u - 130XE£Riii
Coniignuient„ =ding acid- for' oak', bi J(Pl• _ .
BUS ki,M2l 4b - CO.,_ gents for - orton - ti Elmer.laSottilt- - -
• Delami,aro ; • ; •
.YEIPB BARBAPARIija:
iR PURIFYINQ T
ZOOD.--The reputation; thhr
•rallent medicine 'MOW/
rived from its ear% many
vhich are truly marvelloni.
3terate cases of Scrofuloun
mime,' Where the laden'
mod eaturatedMcorrar
u, have been ed and
td by it. Bcro uloturaffee.
I and dieordus, which'
, 'aggravated by the pare,
me contamina tion until
• were painfully afflicting.
been radically 'cured • in
'cry section of the country,
be informed of , its virtues,