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t} ,C = ` rLßile NR tefeStlpß 0•10 Ti"
111/dry, a•'6lll.s. coMdbiatsea. ie
.gcr*fleTeral years since, on the
t'nheritesmer_Arabia,...returning_to this
country. - -The,steamer was, near Cape Rsce
and thelhe Was thick: -
"It was half-past eleven as I was about
quitaallietprix• ,tatti . The ;cabin pas
sengers had - been long abed, and statirooM
lights were all out. Save the sailors on the
watclk,the men at ithe. wheel, and senior
and junior officer on duty, there was no one
astir. Passing the compass on my way to
thecompanion-ladder, I ebgeryed that' the
`slilp'idirection was nearly west itenthwest:
"'So you have changed her course since
eight bells;
I- see,' Mr. Jones?'
`•'Onlyhalf a point, sir, and• hardly that. :
.'A Id why shelf 'point, pray? Or why
change-her course at all?'
"! gtve the Cape a wide berth,. sir. Yott
see this dead reckoning, in the long run, isn't
very reliable, especially with such currents
as we have hereabouts.'
u `Where away does Cape Race lie, Mr,
Jones?'
"°dust above the bows in the direction of
the red light swinging from the halyard yon
der.'. , •
hand was •on the'guide of the ladder
(which 'alone saVed tne a minute' afterward
fives' being hurled, overboard) as I - turned to
n down ; saying
...)
go u,
"%leodtaght, sir. - 'No more 'news of the
ehrJ...3.1r. ,-, , -, .; • ~ , _ ..• ,
" ratOrdir +Are Scarcely uttered,i when
call-thatletinfiedlike the peal of doom came
boihnliblookout forward:
s‘llail'on' the *either bow, sir!'
__‘.l:llThere , sway ?'; instantly- Shouted , the
of irt command::;; • • -
"But no sooner were the words:tittered
(and before an answer could be returned) they
were foliated - Verdant so sharp and impera
tive•eir to he heard through the' ship: •
Bard S:"-port! Jam her
doWo, air,•jam•her.doUrbri
instant. , the ship, 'answering • her
helm, :begairto =lnc: from her bearings,
whenii directly in, the ;line ' of , our bowsprit,
emergrng front the . mist,4'-appeared.tlioblack
lines of an ocean steamer, tinder , full head
way, and of such monstrous size, that it seemed
inevitable She must send us"-to the bottom.
It was the Europa,' bound from 004011 to
Liverpool, which here, in mid-ocean, under
full steam, had met her donsort,'Sn this one
parallel of- latitude of All others, self to falsify
the prediction forever that die Canard -line
was bound to be lucky. Boyvs on, head to
head, the. two ships rushed together. The
shock was , fearful. Our rate , of speed was
nearly thirteen knots. Hera was as great, so
that at a momentum of more than ilve-and
twenty knots an hour, two steamers, each of
nearly three thousand tons burden, were
hurled into collision. Following the crash
that crumbled oak timbers ten inch e s square
as if they had been chalk, was the stagger of
the ship, like an ox stunned. 1-.ly the blow of
an axe, the lilt of the huge, leviathan almost
bodily out of the _water, and the dash of bil
lows as she fell back into the trough of the
sea and careened heavily on her side.
"OftourSe there:wee not a soul. on board
who Was not aroused to apparent, instant
death. Passengers, sailors, engineers, fire
men, waiters and officers were, for the first
moment, mixed together in almost hopeless
confusion, and as one after another of various
classes appeared on deck a continued• series of
cross purposet ruled the hour. Order, how
ever, is net only Heaven's first law, but the
first law of human beings in time of danger.
In less time than it takes to narrate it, the
captain was - on the wheel-house giving orders
though his speaking trumpet to the crew,and
conversing with the captain of the Europa
across the space , the steamers had drifted apart;
everything resolved itself into rule at once.
There could not be discipline more perfect.
Every man was at his post. Not a word was
spoken beyond the orders given and repeated,
And - th tr‘nye,--aye,sir;Linrresponse.---Slowl3r,
steadily and calmly sails were furled, rigging
made taut, fires extinguished, boats lowered
and manned, lead thrown, blue lights burned,
and eXandnation made by the carpenter; and
hilt men of the daniage sustained and the dan
ger awaiting us.
"Meanwhile the passengers, male and fe
male, steerage and cabin, whose slumbers had
been rudely enough disturbed by a concus
sion that had thrown thesleepers from.berths
at theriak of limb if, ,not of life,) were crowd
ing, half-clad, upon deck: The frantic cries
of our prima donna and her Italian maids,
imploring the aid of the Virgin, pierced
through the ship. Anxious questions were
asked of each other as the group thickened
about the stack-pipes, which none could
answer. No one was bold enough to make
an inquiry of an officer, and every sailor was
heedless of all save the authority which kept
him up to the duties of the moment. Just
over our bows, at a distance of tufo hundred
feet, more or less, the huge bulk of the Eu
ropa kept appearing and disappearing in and
out of the fog, her paddle wheels moving
back and forth to free her pumps—for she
- was leaking badly—her boats unshipped from
their davits in readiness to lower to the
water, and bluelights flashing up and dying
:away from her amidships. Outside of the
frightened, semi-nude crowd on our own
deck, were the measured march of the sailors
manning ropes and hawser, the shouts of the
under officers to men in the rigging, and the
:quick cheery reply, the hoarse conversation
, carried on between the two commanders
from the paddle-wheel boxes, the noisy rush
.01 steam blowing off through the pipes, and
the unlashing and swinging of the boats over
the side, the pulleys and tackle made sure to
run free from knots and kinks.
"For more than an hour and three-quar
ters we stood upon the deck without -being
able to learn one word of the real nature of
our danger. To those of us' who knew any
thing of seamanship, there were orders con
tinually given by the captain which indicated
that the good ship must be in a sinking con
dition, and yet we hoped they were provi
sions as they proved to be, rather against a
contingency than a certainty.
"Just as impatient remarks about the unne
cessary delay in giving us information as to
the state of the ship began to be overheard,
the captain descended from the wheelhouse
and came toward us. All eyes were bent
upon him. He was a man of cold tempera
ment and few w lrds; but what he said was
usually to the purpose. It was unmistakably
BO now.
"'Passengers, the Arabia has 'collided with
the Europa. This ship is not injured. The
Europa leaks, and will
,put into kli. John's.
We shall follow her. lc ou can go to bed.'
" 'Can our lamps be lighted?' asked a pas
senger—for, by a ship's rule, the lights once
out may not be relighted.
"'Yes! f3teward, light up for fifteen min-
" `Can we have the saloon for a prayer
meeting!' asked an active Connecticut parson
who, having been busy distributing tracts
with very` hopeless results. during the ,voyage,
looked upon the opportunity now presented
-asprovidential_
• " 'Prayer meeting!' exclaimed the captain,
uult i a d an interjection that showed he, at least,
n tO be prayed for; 'prayer meeting!
why, bless your soul, it's past two in the
morning. ,•—Better : go to bed and hold your
4.lneeting_Lb/Aglight.'
• forhe „Europa put into - St ro - lan's.' The
Arabia did not; but made her way, in a disa
bled condition,'for New 'York, it having been
ascertained, after the steam was, got , up, thst
hkr• machkierrwas'danosged - ty - the - donens- -
' sioni and would need the help of the Novelty
Works to fit her again foram
not the_place to discuss nautical.
rules. Nothing can be more abstrnsh.
two navigators ever agree- upon their apPli
cation. They are not unlike metaphysics, as
defined by the. Scotch • dominie: He that's
listening does na' ken what he that's talking
means, and he-that's talking does na' ken
what he means himself,' • - -
"'You should have put your helm a-star
board, and not a-port r , .111 r, Jones, and then
this cursed misadventure would never have
happened,' said the captain of the Europa,
when our boat boarded her.
"'lf I had,' replied the officer, 'your bows
would have struck the Arabia amidships, and
every soul of us gone to the bottom.'
"The Cunard Company was teoo wise to
have the questionargued in the = courts. By
the admiralty'rules each ship should have put
her helm hard a-starboard. By 'the higher
rule of self-preservation, the 'order 'Hard s
port' on the Arabia could not have been
wrong, since the ship and ,those on board
were saved. The Cunard Company pocketed
the loom:id promoted the officer."
. on the Jordan.
Rev. Dr. Bellows -writes ; to ',the Liberal
Christiana description of •his visit to the
river Arden,' An says',-_ _
`fW,elookeur; horses at 83- Sunday
thoukkit - Wee, to ride, fir short stage on our
JOilfriiiy; 'knowing that fifteen - thilesnorth, at
Reiabeyfiraa'a• inissidnary station' of the
American'Bolird, where-We -might 'teihrips
join in the afternobn' worship: We hid Mod
enough' for serious and worshipful thoughts,
as our road lay among the beautiful' spritiks
which are the moble'sources• ofi the Jordan:
No river has a'-.purer or; more inspiring
-parentage. • From at least four great B Prindsi
within twentyimiles , of/each, other; it :bursts
out of tbO!earthdEP MinetTa , •came-trom., the
head of• Jove, full, grown and, , armed. ; ,The
vigor, freshness and, life oU these: new-born
streams is something • delightfpl to
contemplate in a country . where every
thing , else is so stagnant. The
altluentii bound and leap with, gladness and
Ride, as if they knew their destiny 'and re
joiced in offering their youth and fulness to
the sacred-river. We found a very bad road
as we climbed the mountains skirting . about
*
Hermon, Whose melting snows did not ,im
prove our way. Merom was in, view behind
us all the way; the country sloping 'rapidly
down the Jordan valley, and having a look'as
If it was going to drop behind the lake into
the great gorge which actually descends to
the Dead Sea. •We stopped to take our lunch
eon by the brook-side of the affluent known
as the Rasbeya, which flows , from a. copious
fountain a few miles to the north. The green
sward was spotted with the rich red flower
of the anemone species, perhaps the. Rose of
Sharon, which so universally brightens
the fields and mountains , of Palestine
and Syria, and which the Christian 'pea
sants have a tradition - Originally sprung from
the drops of Christ'i blood. r jotted down. the
following simple lines as we lay upon the,
grass in commemoration of, this innocent
superstition:
" the bathe of the Jordan, Sunday noon, March M.]
"There Is a ruby flower that blows
On'Jlidah's mountains cold;
Wherever Jcirdan's liver Bows,
Or Sharon's plalns unfold.
"Not Solomon in all hisprlde
Was ey'r so:richly dressed
As the green fields or mountain side,
By these fair flowers caressed.
"They spadde - with the morning's dew,
They kindle'in the sun,
Their blusheerhave a lustre new
When the - bright day is done.
"When our dear Lord hie wounded•side
- Emptied en -- Zion'eground, - - -
The winds caught up the precious tide
And scattered it around. '
"From every drop a flower sprang up,
And in strange beauty stood,
Till every acre had its - cup
Full of that sacred blood.
"So the sweet truth by Jens taught,
Borne on the spirit's breath,
To every distant clime Is brought,
The antidote of death.
"In each believing heart-there grows
One healing plant of'Cod• 't
An offshoot from sweet Sharon's rose ,
That sprung from Jesus's blood.
LEGAL MOTIVES.
N TEE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE UNITED STATES
I
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNS YL.
VANIA.
CHARLES P. HAYES. of Philadelphia, Bankrupt;
havinga petitioned to his discharge, a meeting of credi t
tors will be held 011 the EIGHTH DAY•of SEPTEMBER,
1868. at 335 o'clock P. M., before Register WILLIAM Mo
bIiCHAEIk b.sq., at No. 630 WALNUT Street, in the city
of. Philadelphia, that the examination of the bankrupt'
may be' finished,' and any business of meetings required
by sections 27 or 28 of the act of Congress transacted. .
The Register, will certify whether the Bankrupt has
conformed to his duty. A hearing will also be had on
WEDNESDAY, September 23d. 18ft before the Court at
Philadelphia at 10 o'clock A. M.. when parties interested
may show came against the discharge.
Witness the Honorable JOHN
CADWALADER. Judge - of the
"Seal of Courts said District Court, and'the seal
thereof. at Philadelphia, August
15th, 1888.
R. PDX, Clerk.
Attest: WILLIAM MeMICEIAEL,
null-mBt• Register.
ÜbTATE OF ELIAS MOYER,DECEABED.—LET7ERS
lh of administration upon the above go ate having been
granted to the undersigned, all parse= indebted. to said
estate to make payment, and those having claims against
the same present them to SAMUEL, BERRET, Adminis
Lrstor,472 'North Second street, or to his attorney, H. G.
ILIA.RTRANFT, 307 North Fifth street. RAI7 milt•
EBTATE OF PHILIP 8. WHITE. DEC'D.—LETTERe ,
testamentary having been granted to the subscriber's
upon the estate of PHILIP 8. WHITE, deceased, ail per.
emusindebted to the. same will rnake.poment_M, and
those having claims present them to JOHN THORNLEY.
03C tn street ; hesut seet; F. A. TREGU, 606 Walnut street
Executom. jyrl4 f
ViSTATE OF JAMES DICK. DEOE&BED.—LETTER ,
114 Testamentary upon the above Estate, have been
granted the tinderaigned. All perdons indebted' thereto
will ment, and those baying claim present them to
Jd MEB DICK. Executer, 6164 B. Thirteenth street, or hie
Attorney, W. VOODES;I2B S. 81Xth street. au7 fr 6t*
1 N THE 1 / 1 13TEICT COURTOFTHE UNITED STATER .
1 for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.—ln Bankrupt.
cy,So.7lo.—At PhiladelplAaJune BEIBOI. The undersigned
hereby gives notice or his appointment as Assignee on
GEORGE G. STAMBACH„ of Philadelphia, in the
County of Philadelphia, and iJ state ,of Pennsylvania
within said District, who has been adjadged - a liankrunt
upon hie own petition by the District Court of said Die
„. .
.3/I.llEfit W. L.ATTA, Assignee, -
No. 128 South Sixth street.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt auln
T E TTERB TEBTAM reNTARY HAVING BEEN
14 granted toll° subscriber.unon the Estate .of Mre.
ELIZABETH IkIcYIIERSON, deceased,. all 'persons tn.
debted to the game will make payment, and those haying
claims present them to SARAH HARKNESS. Exectitrlx,'
1617 Bou Street, r aulOm•tit•
ESTATE OF ZORN R WHITE, DECEASED.—LET'
ters of Administration cum testament° annexo upoi,
the above Estate having been granted to the uudersigned,
all persona indebted to said Estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims to present them to
MARGARET WHITE, 413 South Eighteenth street: or
her Attorney -THOS. J. DLEHL, 530 Walnut et. au3-n6t.
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wir PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
COMPANY, Office 227 South FOURTH BITe
___Plyneßnalai, June 25the,18433.
DIVIDEND NOTICE::.
The transfer books of this Company will be closed on,
TUESDAY. June 80th, and be reopened on THURSDAY,.
July 16th, 1868.
A Dividend of Five per Cent. has been declared on the
Preferred and Common Stock, clear of National and
State taxes. payable In Common Stock on and after July
lath to the holders thereof as they shall stand registered
on the hooka of the Company on the 80th inst. All pay
able at this office.
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.le264me Treasurer.
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can arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful Influence on the Inter.
nal viscera to purify the blood and sthnulato it into
healthy..action—remove the obstructions of the stomach,
bowels, liver, and other organs of the body, restoring their
irregular action to health, and by correcting, wherever
they' exist, such derangements as are the first origin of
dieeaee.
•-• • -
Minute directions are g. Iven in the wrapper on the box,
for the following complaints, which these Pala rapidly
CUM
For DYBPZPVIA or IsrmorsTtoN, LISTLESSNESS, Lax.
citron and Loss or APPETITE, they should be taken moder.
ately to stimulate the stomach and restore its healthy
tone and action.
. - -
For Lrv - En COmvrarmv and its various symptoms But.
ors HEAD•Accm, ghon HEADACIIr a JAITITDIOE lIRICICS
BicKNY.BB, BILIOUS COLIC) and Brmous FEvima. they
should be judiciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove-the obstructions which cause
it. •
For BTEZITTZRY or BLAZRUCHAI but bnendld dose is gen.
erally required.
For Rustrmarnos, Govt.. Gravity Persrramon or rim
Hasler PAIN IN THE SECA BACK and Loma, theahould
be continuously taken, as required, to change the diseased
action of the system.. With such change those complaints
disappear. _
For 13E01151t and IBIOPSIOAL Bwaiumats they should be
taken in large and frequent doses to produde the effect of
a drastic purge.
For Berrmassion sitars* dose should be taken. gts ft prth
duce the desired effect by sYmpathy.
As ' -a Dprrom. Pox,• take one or- two Prue to;Promote
digestion and. relieve the stomach.
An occasional does stimulates the stomach and' bowels
into healthy lotion. restores the appetite, and invigorates
the,eystata, ;Bence it is often advantageoua where - no as.
rious derangemot.texists.. One who feels tolerably
ten-finds MA cdosoof-these-Puse makeetterfeti - do.,
'sweetly better,
l freer rll their cleansing and renovatins effect
on the digestive a .ratan. •
V. A & CO., Practical Chemists, LoweLL
Maas., 11. 8. A.. .
J. hi. MARIS & CO.. Phlla Wbolostk4gents, eO9 Jar
1,
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PRICE CURRENT.
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•
PHILAHELPSIA.
ligninrruAFai
1829.
I.PIINM:3U(Nr
FIRE MOURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA.
MN 435 ad 437 Chestnut
,St.
Ameta on Januar, 11 Mei
00,2,008,740 .09
Ze P i- I c a tediGia . ..
. ...........
Premitune „ 1.184,1311$
111118. Imp 0
oriel:ra1411113. 0100909 FOR USN 98. 11851:4000.
Looses Paid Sine 1829 Over
$045945009000.
Perpetual and Temp°War Policies on Liberal Tamil
rigiaririvnanir. imuyeis 1 31 Bs.
• u_ol gram. VIr j ull IL D.;
L
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Oilike. O. N. *ilia - 4:18; ! guff WALNUT as
.41 4 ". • .7:
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1
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minti ,,, thiiiitt swimrara
On Rom Doraff , '
*swim Ihdtild States Me
,Pir l at. Lbw.
./20400°WSJ"
90.001 States_ 76 . 1(114i4;:iiii.MW.
134,100 a
Sao uao i ti Wg zl = 4 .a ... Six Pee E a sO9 06
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fili.oo6'l==k).26l•_l"fiArt..... • 19A) CO
• ig n gin Peg cent. Bo ßsuroad ads.„.•.. k .:. AIMS 01
2500
a.
33.060 Sao of
Loan. . .. . ... 00
%COO St.? of
MOM SOO -di; 4.370 0
Company. }thrall* and interest
w rrluatri , bY City of Phil's.7.6o)l}o shares stock ICionnyllanla
road' Conusaier...... rth . OD
BYtI Isooo 01
ii. 003 100 drams snick - No I.B°o
Railroad Coinpar. • • OD
WOO 80 - alum 'stock - ma .. 41311 .. "113
201.ann Southern
nc Bond and
m pCo ord 0.030 0)
Rims trai City Propertles.... ....... 901.003 03
81.101.400 Paz Market Salmi 111.102.809 60
Cost. 81.0111 M 96
• Real
Bills • Readvam ess for Insuranc 11000 00
made. . i .... Nand 6
Balances st .
nth= on Mains Ac.
=ad lamest. and ether debts
due the Company...-. 43.334 36
Stock and , p of =wry insu.
rano, other Companies.
Cub in Bilr eo7ll 03. value. 3.017 03
-..---..11103.017 10
Cash in ... so
" MIMI 87
CLERK
DDIFIDED .
Tbomu
_EL Rand. ammo 011 aid.
John O. Davi;
Edmund A. Ronda. W ra gitat i r e" ,
Jaleltal H. Read. . O. dud&
Thaophiliss Paulding. Jacob P. Jon a.
EHughdward Craig. Jams R. HaFarbog.
Darlington.
J H R B o e h JninroiEin Pso=ter.
. e cab nD e D.
T. BByrenr
I=a
n
r o ..
0. anon. n ignulg sado
pftb
urh.n t
ward Laimacada. T,
Jacob Riegel. m Ma dant
rine ..
THO • . .
____. __JOR:bi D YLLI.NIon Proddant
HENRY ',ELMORE, Seeretarr.
ELENRY BALL.;Aactotant Secretary. • del to oat
. - - FIRE- -ASSOCIAMI th OP PEULADEL
F . ' - libiLBdilifcM4 gm lEnt °idea
.. o. Z. street. In. nollatnom,
Irousehold 'Furniture and liferchandiss
' s--- 143 1 i ~ fia rimer frff..flre7thsthetiltirca
; • - ftstexaeut of ,theAno of the deloilatlns
Jan • 1>3, 19 e9 ` ,
published tel COMMInee with es ere
Fof an JUL or Assembly of April 5%.041.
end ht•krlnades **Property m thew,
__
Groundof PbUsdehgus oast ... 4. ' ' WARM II
b........" . . ..... .... ........ . ..... ; VC se
............... .. ...
ara -Fixtares of oaks , 744 47
J ' OS
U. B. 20 Iteglstered 80nd5.................... :tgi oo
Cash on band.
Toy& .111,224411 U
RUSTEE&
leal
.barilavrickiv P. Bolden .
Missn rt. thurdlion. lbartilkwr.
r A. Eerier.
John thirrow ewe tf
Joie c , ter.
P' Coate.
Peter on.
WM. B. ErAzduiro N President
SAMUEL SPARHAWS. Vice Pruden , .
WM. T. BUTLER. Seeretarr.
UrD iu:L an e MEN'S /NOUVINOE COMPANY OF
This Company takes risks at th lowest rates arnalsteat
with safety. and confloos its inane'. exulludielY to
FIRE IBM/RAMS IN THE
P Lan( OF piTILADEL,
HU.
OFFICE—No. BD Arch Street Fourth National Baal'
Building.
DDIFAffeBB:
Thomas J. Marlin. R. Smith.
John Hirst. Alberto. King,
Win. A. Bolin. Homy Eitunm s
Jame. M James _Wood.
William Glen n, John 131mt sk ti.r
Jama JDickson.J.
Alexander T. Di Mu Henry ulligan.
filbert D. Roberta. Philip Fitzpatrick.
CONRAD B. ANDREWS. ?readout.
Wm. A. ROLM. Treas. Wm. EL FAcwss. Seel;
frIitCOUNTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.-07
. No. 110 South Fourth street, below Chestnut
"The Fire Insurance Company of the CountE of *Ms
dolphin" Incomorated by the Legislature Of PennsYlva
nix in IS, for Indemnity against len or demote by Ara
excludvely.
CHARTER ERPETUAL.
This old and reliable huditution.with ansPle capita lane
contingent. fund carefully invested. cultinnes to insure
byßdino. furniture. merchandise,Aa., either permanently
or for a li mited time, against loss or damage by Mesat tb.•
lowest rates oondstest with the absolute safety of BA cgs
tomer&
Losses saluted am , ill with all possible &Oath&
Chas. J. Butter, Andrew R. Miller.
Henry Budd, . g i mes N. S tone, l
John Horn, wfn L.
Joseph Hoot I Robe *Massey. Jr..
George 11.0 v ark a
B U J. ty ER, President
RY BUDD. VienPreaident.
Branum F. Homan:. Secretary and Treasurer.
p RCENIX INIMRANCE COMPANY
OP P 4.ADEPHIA. • •
INCORPORATED 1804—CLURTER , PERPETUAL
No. 224 WALNUT street, opposite the Exchange.
This Comm/ Insures from IMO or damage 137
PIRE
on liberal terror, on buildings. merchandiae, furnittirs
de., for lindt i zl li eriodi. and permanently ins buildings bY
de
oeita premi um.
hari heed in Mitre operation for ntor.
than rixtf jeers,. during' which all loom have beer
oromPlly awned suid_prdd.
IaRECTIAE,
gtd.141411 Drviran%"%ni.
John rtowli. Thos.'ll. Powers,
Filllarn 8. Grant, A. IL AlcHem7.
hart W. Learning. Edmond 4 t QaxbßiOris
D. Clark Wharton A -Samuel
LasssenseLewls,_.ir,_. Louis o—Norris.
JOIN WUCHICIUP.RreiIdent.
TEP ON FIRE INKIRANCE COMPANY OF pni.
1 ladalolde..-Offlae, No. RI North : Filth etreot,near
Market. street. ...
Incorporated biremealflatato Of Ikenurvbrania. Char.
ter perpetual. Mal and Afisf3SX66., l 39,N. Make In.
E nz. j o s a i me sis t ,
yundture. o or Damage orLaasanizo_qo.
La. on favorable teconL uuw. .77 '".". 4 " wiuul.. ,
pia:laid,* Player.
I Potato _ . /nal , * ~,
.ad .
, obn F.: . . A dam LL
Henry TrOorr h an . lionrl Effi llelan.T.,
Jacob oh= . • John , ato,_
Doll,. ' ObriatianD. Fri*.
Smola !OAF. wiuth i l br George N . ,
MoDANDEOLl_Froaldent.
RR. • '
' - - -- i ll. PETERSON,...NimPrealdani;
Paroiril. Vorataf-Oxithinrotalif arid mammy.
A ASEEMItit MBA TNESIIILIMCEIr COMPANY. /N 0073.,
,CL porAW 1810.—Cheutor,porpetaol.
No. 810 wALNUT street, , above maid. PlAlMelphla.-
.ESViElig • 1 / 7 Paii= d rtal..l3tot and ,Scumitur to-.
vested In ;ono mai a e Beouriti tont:fano to 4.
irOztoti otOrtic Mature. .•mccroltitudiso. , ,...
s rtve r a ar 6 and ' i , ai n iaPnni , 1,. Ornfln ll7 . i '
loom II . • .. 4
~ --._
B.
. • , ~ •s:.. s _ t Ra, t • 0 . ,- 1 •,1 .
Thomas B. Math. " ' : • .. and CF. DottlX
... 4.fr otor Wo& i. Wo - IV - froi- - 31ttutra
. - • • Sonia.
Wa.T. ' " Jo o P •WetherM.
William ' Pau
_ THOMAS LAURI& rredleld:
&Moil C. Le OzAwrow, tlecretary.,
SlUlQliallge
JOON 1
431 IA 0 3310
Art7fl.4. - r7.:iMp.g....:1N - 0.1)40 , 4g
COMPANY.
NEW YORK.
!MEW IItEENOIN, President.
LOUIS lANDIUSWO,, wi ....p irodoci.
JNO. 111. HAR0111816261061 --
BEMIS Of Faxtus, Secretary.
Cash Assets
200 000
. •
ORGANIZED. JUNE 1804.
• • ALL___PAUCIEIS NOII.FORPRITADI.E.
PREMIUMS PAYABLE IN CASH,
LOBBEB PAID IN OAS/1.•
It RealmsNo Notes and Owes Now.
, , ,
By the prevhdons of Its charter the entire surplus
belongs to policy holders, and most be paid to them in
dividends. or reserved for their greater security DM.
denoP•ltra Made on the contribution platy and a a nzga .
ally, COMMOIMS two Yeats from the date of
It bas already made two dividends amounting to an amount never before equaled during the flat
three Yeas of any company. _
PERMITS TO TRAVEL GRANTED WITH
OUT EXTRA. CHARGE. NO POLICY FEE
REQUIRED. FEMALE .RISKS TAKEN AT
THE . USUAL PRINTED RATES, NO
EXTRA PREMIUM BEING DEMANDED.
Applications for an lands apatite. life , ten•year life
endowmet,, terms or centime' endowment, aim. eve all Infon cheerful!" afforded at the •
swat OffICU OF TUB CONPINT,
NO. .4.08 WALNU C
PEULADELPRIA.'
Why. F. GRIFFITTS, Jr., Manager,
Euterni4p:iimezda the State r af P'einatvania.
Perticeler sttsnalonAlto , , ,
UNE MOM _ _
Width. In idiness, b
ite Owed In atztassi Com.
peniep_of this kr_. se wtll au d e =4 :1 1 known etandlng be
A l MI Wi a r teM aa D iNfsoE ON LIV 1 I I
inwardly attended te. in IWl:3empazdeir of tbstirled,
I=uta gamma atte.ntion Wend . 'prompt &witch al
entrusted
_to my care. / hope to merit and tn.
alive a hasher. et vabniatrent anrrisa
Wain w Ull lie. 403 Walnut &NC
— rr art , ar! . 00 • Atm •
11Ar i p rr Stridant dread. Maxtor ParpitoaL
Imam fora or dasuso lla Ttr
torso and other isandiods. limited orand as
Good,. Wane sad Marebraultso fa or
e3in abES 'noiernar 'ADMITEri AND rem.
«........
Invested hi the fallowing Beetuttlas. siii"
Writ Mortiputw a n My ProW .wail tomorsd..sl96.lll:ooll
United States .. -.. .......... 117,630 MI
Philadelptda (Elpeieent. Lomat. —. . .. . . Moo° a)
Pennsylvania IXIIM 6 parLossi.....-," MOM 06
Pennsylvania sd Bonds. Mt and wooed - •
hiorfgaWs ..
Camden and &shop iiiiileOitiliil Oils WOW 00
Cent. oan
Philadelph
L .ia la Viiiiiatilialiii . itromtpatirs 11.1)33 21
6 per Cent L0an............. . . . • ILO3O ES
Buntthidon and Bro ad 7 — pet: beisi:jait: ''
lase muds ... ... OW to
cpunty _Phu inaprozos Comiliaii WWI': Lora al
mechanics. Bans 'stock.. . OW
Bank of PennSigiiit'ai Stock. • 10.0:0 MI 06
F.Ti c illV al itual Insurance_B
_Lock., . WO 03
Reliance Insurance Com te : Miaddpists:lr••
nom.. .. ..-............. ..... LII6O to
Cash in iiiiilriiicro:zi ajar. ... ............. -.. 'I.WI II
--..........-..
Worth at Par. ...... .. ....... ....... ......... 8U1.177 711
—...........
Worth this date at market prices *MOW W
LUM/TO RS. . -
Clem. itnaley. IL Weft%
Wm. , =Costner.
Samuel Bisp Musser hata. Junes T. Young.
U. L. Carson. Iwo F. Bake;
galar= ry .1. Hoffman ;
= Thum
' Edward alum '
... ,... .iLEIL TMILET. f i raddliat.
gni.a.u llidi srra i n iEL — Fen WM 1014 n th a U
MItiIIVEANUE IiMiILUILIVELLY.—TECE '
ania hirs lastirezieo Gereverri
-- c bil rt a r renetiua - DI o . KO Wilout streets
41 q 151 (k i rotritirestsblylosown ti a 4= for
crrer orty yews, conttories to tome
ei lZer
en ta fires on Publie_ar IPrlesto 8 •
=
M i tr tor *Hi t 1II : =6 • Also, on
. onlborai_term
Their C r igtoi,
c =tir writ nakir lantrplasEhedat le
vestedn a raort
offer t ote Imerred an liguitn i H m al
it t gai ns fig th : a
Alexszeler Beams, =as
base
Tholoos l / I ToW . ' ' • Fell.
, DANIEL
Wrizzeit 0. (bonne& Seereters...." L. 4
'411"14
A NTHRACITE - INSUBMWEI- 1301111%.1M-41 ant
Mea t _ o. a TER r fiV R 5Ma iiit ca Thfrd.
iu i N nrm• or b Piro. e i r k Aib
A Vi i:theniarirl 11catiott00 -
xmltare sad embus/Die seaeraity. '
P =lx . 1 El
" i l i
a bra Irc id " L
irum n e e trip.,
.the
p rier .
. Visiz. P. Dino.
ES "actbnitettbuch
John EA= at.
:jIIIIIM
DEAN° Y i r k sm i 111'11=
Wm. Mier.
D. Luther.
Lewis t uilettried.
Juke R. Maim%
Ravi, Pearson.
war.
M.
WAG K. Mara. Beetetarv.
'WAKE INIRTRANOE 0011PADY. NOORDTEOII mass: Swag& •
PUILADELPHIA.
FIRE lIIRUBANOB ExoLuszvarat;
'TORS.
Francis N. Buck. rilibpA. i ve uslibl azm i.
Mattes Richardwa, - am Nv.
Ileru7 Lew* Wsedrodl.
' Robert - rearm ' no. Iteadar4 or.. •
RO W, IL Potter,
Deo. lia West. OnileVelei
.....p .
• FRANWE It.
___, . CHAR. RICHARD 71r:
WILLIAM L Busstastain. O . _ , „
MAULE, BROTHER & CO.
1868. ingriBWr: 1868 1
OPROCET.
~✓ •
- - - •
•
LAROB STOCK
Lai:4* STOCK.
111111.1171.E. - BROTHED & 00..
2500 8013T11 STREET.
.ThDRIDAWORING.
FLORIDA ORIN%
WtOLINA - ORIN%
VIRGINIA FLOORIN G
_,
DFIL &WARE FLOOsui G.
WALNUT L F S LOO N R G
G.
FLORIDA-STEP ,, :BOARDS.
RAIL PLANS.
1868.
1868. RENNIREBNEMPLATILL 1288.
WALNUT BOARDS.
WALNUT. PLANK. •
I. UO. Mr""9ll:kutiga. 1368.
CEDA4
WALNUT 'AND rirtE.
1868. IrEA A B E CVIEMaIt
•
ASH. 1.868
Mt:MEDAN FLANK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY. i
GAR BOX.MAKRRS.
r : I . :a,
1868.
ISPANDiraVATI 131 - 55 - E
FOB ULLE 140 W,,
CABOLINA-BCANTLING.
1868. cAROLDJA
tORWAY TUNG.
AIiGE 4438 RTMENTi
CED SINGLES.
CE UES.
OYFRESSSHINLES.
PLASTREHNO.LATH.
CHESTNUT EXAM. AND BOARDS.
1868.
1868.. RE A E°lBNE R ,°%Enivilit. 1368.
CH ICE PA TTERN PINE.
• SPANISH CrEDA.BFOR PATTERNS. , •
PLORT.I4 REL . . CED A R.
. .
0 1 411iWPEVELIBIli dkiflALL_
•
•
PKEL4IN & BUCKPISLXII
T•, w
A_ o,n !y-40thEiNrd a
Tnd
'Chestnut
- Sp
AF T Z7NwALfwA OLEN 4
A •EINEZ T v b P . ,_. •
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CEDAR, CYPRESS tsr pra
Fg
,OBABONEH gyp,
AbLMzESANDQU VANM
FLOOruNG
AND HEAVY DAROLDiATAmpursEsi
• 10=0 - HAND "HEBILDINE_ , ,JOIST,I
BUXIADUie lA/MS=or 4 1 44 , ilatii ) KW
rnhstm
• VAILEMILitaa.v. • ? ••• =
- D • ~ 1 , ,•
ciIIOeOS.BELLIMEN
n revectr_rali. t .„ l, l; l 4%.,,,,ll2eg for es . ' ' V
1 -6=". Ti c 11 ,
-14854 ' °42345ja t
Thkei P , 1 , 01
111 MS
13. LAM. 4:XyACITMA.KE
caniages. Which her' ol 7*
, , mv4431.* toi
:~~ ;~u
.wrowtraur.,
1868.
1868.
Frith otillificiidificiitiforiesterhy
, iho Atininitic
Loivri - ew, Ang.lo.-Bocht lifter the arrival of die
American yacht Sappho at Cowes, on Friday
last, Capt. Baldwin issued a general challenge to
the yachtmeti of gngland'for a race: :The ehal
lenge was at'once acceptedliy the rollowingwe" 11-
known yachts: Aline, Cambria, Onward and
Condcii.
A conference was held, and the details of the
friendly encqunter agreed upon. Thesaco, which,
will be.for sweepstakes, £2O, will , come tiff •on
Friday next,'August 21st. The yachts' will 'Start
from CQWCB and, proostad,east through Spitiiad;
out to sea,- around theillialf Wight to westward,
and thieugh the Solent, to the place of starting
—a disitance of 'perhaps 75 or 80 miles. The
event intliatide it considerable Or' in
_sporting
circles, And'a Jibe race Is looked for.
AiusrannAar,.. Aug. 19:— The subject , of the
equalization of the duties - on — sugar — imported
from foreign countries, which has for a longtime
engrossed the attention of different European
powers, bids fair Co be definitely settled. The
representatives of France, Holland, Belgium,
Prussia and England'are now assembled at the
Bogue, for the purpose of holding a conference
looking to such equalization.
The Case at Cernnallosioneillonkns •
fspedat Despatch to the Eveidna Bo
WASIIINGVIN, August I.9.—According to the
testimony of numerous 'Democrats here, the
President has determined, to remove ,CO,lntel3-
lon , 0.11,418 and prefer ,chayges against...bird;
but it is now thought this purpose, if formed,
will not be executed ontil t after the question of a
September session bfgongresa Is settled. -
From Waxbinglomw
Wii.s?P*,o),-tkggcust 11)...Prral, R9*linkei
who bad a severe attack of
4 bemorrimge a few
days since, has reentered sufruilently lo be oat
and was at the army headquarters for a short
time to-day.
The appointment, of &metm
-da' still milk
ing, nnnebtivjegyetbectimade, Commissioner
Rollies.hatendit sending over neminations for the
. ,
remaining dlstriete shortly. '
Amoogat the visitors at the White Hone to
day were Genemis flaucock nod lionsseaN both
of whom had'hitervievis with the President.
From ISt. Louis.
BT. Lou,IS August 19.---The latest .Kansas ad
vices state that the Indians have left Solo Mon
Valley and quiet is restored. •
Adjutant-General 'McAfee reports that eight
personahave been burled,three are ;wounded,and
five missing. This is probably less than half the
casualties. At least twenty persons have been
killed.•. General Sully reports that two daughters
of Aaron Bell have been recovered from the In
dians. About two'huudred settlers are left desti
tute, stripped of clothing, bedding, etc.
From Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Aug, I*--Thei , Thirty-firet Annual
Convention of the Diocese of Western New York
opened in St. Paul's Chirrech, In this city, at 9 A.
M., The Right Rev. Bishop Ctix pro
aided. Ope hundred and thirty. tour clergymen
were present. Amongst some of the notables
were Dr. Fuller, Archdeacon of Toronto; Rev.
Dr. Hill, 3Lissiimary to.fireece; Judge P 3 M 8100 4
of Glicii . :ludge Niles, and others: , Romtio Sey
mour will bc , attendance during
,the conven
tion. The Morning exercises consisted of an ad
dress Co4andlliii - iitintuil Bernina by
the Rev. G. 3L Rill. This afternoon will be de
voted to business. Am Issionarx meeting will be
held' tho evening, when addresses will be &-
livered by Dr. Rill and others, after which a r•-
cePtionisill be held at the Lee House. -
The Chinese Embassy.
- Masi., Aug. 19.—The Chineao
_Embassy arriyedliere 'froM,l Albany at 2 P. M.,
and proceeded, after. a- brief stoppage, to Wor
cester, where they witrepetrtEßY - tight They
were met here by a Committee of the Boaton
City-Council,:anAty-sixteen-Chinmeolttendants,
from New York. They will go to Boaton on e
spetlal train at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning.
Bosnia, Aug. 19. 4 —The Heft.' cie - ora H. Pen
dleton arrived in town yesterday. Late in the
evening the colintitaticaral Demoemtte Club gave
bim a serenade at the Parker House. He returned
thanks in a few remarks, during which he said he
was on big way to Maine to take part in the po
litical campaign in that State. Thcsa was a large
assemblage present.
Pedestrianism.
Tno Avg.lQ.—Considerable excitement exists
in this iricinity• in Iregaril,to the., walking matc4
between , ' Weston an& young Payne, the AlbanY
pedestritin;which will take place in Rensgalaer
Park, in this city, on Friday and Saturday of
this week. The Park offers'a'ourso of 41,000 to
the one who first aecomplirihfus 100 miles, pro
vided;ll-Kdone-withirt 2Alntra, Parp's friends
are * Con i tidift atilt ii Wilebritrirak Weston.
, Marine, 'in telligence.
FATHER. FOIN'r; Aug.. 19.:—Arrived, stoim . ship
Damuteue,lfrom 'Live rooL
REAL ESTATE SALES.
11 ORPHANS'. COURT ItAIta—EBTATE OF lOLIN
Cieggett. deceased.'-James A. Fre.eman,Auctionecr.
—Building - Lots corner of Thompson and Birch
etre* ts, Twentyjifth Ward. Under authority of the Or
phans' Court for the city and " county of Philadelphia, on
W ednesday,' Bepteniber 2d,..1803. at 15 o'clock, noon, will
be eo d at pubUtteaie..at the Philadelphia,. Exchange. the
following deecribed real estate, late the property of John
Cleggett, deceaeed.-1. All that certain lot of ground situ
ate on the east corner of Thompson and Birch streets, in
the Wwentr-tifth Ward of, the city; containing in front on
Thompson street.` feet. i ctod In depih so tithe outwardly
along Birch street 124 feet 36 an inch. and on the N.E.eide
125 teat 4 inches.
2.—A1l that certain lot of ground /Butte on the southeast.:
orly wile of Thompson street, at the distance of 20 feet
northeastward of Birch street; containing in front 20 feet
and in depth on the eouth west-side 125 feet 4 inches, and
on the northeast side 126 feet inches.
&—All that certain lot of ground situate on the southeast
side of Thompson etreet, at the distance of 90 feet north:
eastward of Birch street: containing in front 20 feet and
in depth on the set - Almost side 1211 - feet 7,4; inches, and on
the northeasteide 127- feetlllX/nenes.'- - - - -
Building Lot, Thompson street abeve William.
that, ~ certain, lot, ,of ground , sit
uate on: sontheasterlv aide of Thompson
street; et the distance of 92 'feet "northeastward of Wil
liam street In the Twenty fifth Ward of the city;
containing in front 21 feet and indepth' southeastward
181 feet ? inches.
6.—A1l that certain lot of ground situate on the south
easterly side of Thompsonbtreet, 63 feet northeastward of
William street; containing in front : 21 feet and in depth
131 feet 7 inchea,.. , • . • ,
t3—Allthat ceitainlot grOand dictate on the south
easterly aide of Thompson street. 84 feet northeastward
of Wiltiam street; containing in.front 21 feet and in depth
131 feet 7 inches. •
Lian,Each of the above of all.incumbrances.
Of $5O to be paid on each atthe time of sale.
By the Court. JOSEPH biEGARY Clerk. 0. C.
.
?TAWag - riditi:_litranis itiax.
JAMES 'A:'FRIREISIAN.. , Auctioneer.
att12.20,27 = ' 4 " Store.' 422 Walnut street.
rORPHANS' coun. e d a t F . — ESTATE OF CHAS
13beble, deceased.--James a. Freeman. Auctioneer.—
" nder authority of tho Orphans Court forth° city
and county ofPhiladelphia, on Wediiesday, September
2,1168. at 12 o'clock, noon,will be sold at public sale, at
Philadelphia Exchange, the^ following described real
estate late the property of Charles Sheble, deceased.—No.
1. Three story Brick Store and Dwelling, 1 1278 North
Second !street All that certain three.dory brick store and
dwelling? g with three story brick bark buildings and lot of
ground situate on the West ride of r econd street, at the
.distance of 46 feet 6 inches south of Thompson street, in
the Seventeenth Ward of theOD' ; containing in front on
Second streetl6 feet, and in .depth on the North line 69
feet Of Ina es and on the South line 68 feet 636 inches.
Ow of incumlirance.. • - .
No: 2-Three-dory brick hone, No:1285 'Cadatitllader
etreet.,Allthatcertain-threeetaryluick.housanitaate.on
the eastwardly side of Cadwallader street, at the the
Lance of, 80 feet 1036 inches southeast wardly• of ..Chomp.
son, giseet; containing in fronti id- feet and. in depth 70
feet.
tilegxellneumbrance. - -
No: 8. t-I.o}s, N. W. carper Fifth street and Erie avenue'.
All that cat tamp lot of ground comp: mod of seven separate
lots of ground described twit:Bowe:',Beginning at the
tfortitpre - secinner of Brie avenue .143fUElft#1 &treat. in tho
Twentv•OfthVarA;, thence extending; northward along
the west aide ofFifth street. 140 feet; thence westward at
right, angles yetth‘Fifthstrertit3 feet estl.bachea; thence,
aonthward,parallet with :FBA street 40 - teet: thence east
ard at right angles viith`Flith street, ID feet 431; inches
:
: ence southward parallel with Fifth Arcot 100 feet to the
north Ilea of ?Erie tventle;•therice eadward along Kite
.%.11.148 - feet 436 - inchetrto-the - place - offileglerting.-Glear
inoumbran oe. _
Ire' igloo to be paid on each at the time of WA,
BY.the , Cogn; _moizen:m4GAßy .uorii. 0. C.
JANES A. FREEDlANOuctioneer. : 7
1 111 /2 20 27 ' Store, 422 alnut street.
Political.
HEALIESTATE
SALE BY O,RDER 01 1 '. THE OCLUILTIOFCMG
teen tleaso-Jatheird.; Freonlab. Ai:Monde-0m —Well'
secured Ground"Rente:=4lipurenence of It D'ecree or
tbe'Court of Common Pleas 'for the City and Comty of
Philadelphia. .n Empty. 11. Clinton .Lelb. Platntf
and Claudia EL Leib and Octswia &Leib, a Minor. for
whom Joseph It Inches been appointed Guardian, De,
fendants. June elm, 1668. NO. On ye edneaday.itep
tember 5. IE6B. at 12 o'clock. noon. will be cold at public
sales at OW PliadaiDbia Exehenge , the fallowing do.
permed ereal,,eittite, irredaemeble Ground
Rent of 8241 , Persil:mom of(ntel) All teat certain yearly
grouna rent or rum of eiBo.' lawful none`-tharged on half
yearly. Inning and payable on the find day of the menthe
of April and October, by Limes Rinker, his helm and
, cies of taxer, a e... out of and for all that certain
let pr thee of ground. Ablate on the MO' ode of Apple
*erect, at the • distance of 163 feet northward from the
.north ride of Diamond street, in the late District of Ken
singtob, now in ;the city of 'Philadelphia; containing in
front or ureadth slid .Apnle et ee't 16 feet, end eXtehd.
Ire in depth between parallel lines at right angles there
te tett 7% inches%
" No. 2.—lrredeemable ground rent of $4B per annum
(68ro). All that certain yearly ground rent or eum of $4B.
lawful money. charged on half yearly. belling and PRY ,
able on the lint day of the months of April and October.
by John A. Brown, hie heirs and neatens, clear of
taxer, -
ac.. out of all that certain ot or piece of ground with,
iho three • story brick dwelli ng thereon erected, 'situate on
the west ride of Fifth etreet , at the Mite:ice of 2604 test
tenth of Diamond street, in the Nineteenth Wardof the
. city; containing in frontl2 feet. and in depth 100 feet to
Carry street,
No. 8.--Grourd ront of rei per 'mute. ' (8484 86.) - All
th at certain - yearly groundrent or BUM of 828 lawful silver
money of the tinted States. inning out and parable by
Isaac Cole, his heirs and atteigne. out of all that certain
lot of ground eitnate on the- southweeterlyeide of Nano;
, ver street, betweett_Thompeon etreet sou Girard wronye.
In the ElehUenth Ward ofctbe My r , Containing In front
18 feat binds, and hi depth 100 feet." Bounded north.
sweet by ground grantedlojoseph and. Alexander Burr;
routheastward by ground of head Porter: tenth Westward
by ground formerly of George Laniele, and northeast be
of 4114 per anndni 011.203
that certain yearly ground - rent 'or 'suit of 8114.‘laavhd•
sliver =Obeyed the trotted States oflAmerlexe Ott savable
tlyoD,Wiges e l l; iiesuir g , end .payable; by. .William J.,
Jobneon. Is kateltrui. on: the first 017, of the
months o M a y •
d Nevelt ei, etch and , every year
forester. Without any deduction for takee, die.. out of and
for all that certain lot or piece of around, with the three.
etoty,brick netleence therms erected, Athlete on the west
tido of Bread street. as widened 0.113 'feet, at the die,
lance of 118 feet northward from the north side of Fairish'
street:in theiate Dhtrietof epilog Garden, now in the '
city Off'hitedelp,bbto containing in front, or. breadth on
the eald Brenta street 19 feet, and In length or depta. be.
tween parallel with the said...Ferri/1i street 160 feet:
to Carlisle street. Wended northward' by, other ground
set the alldtßenryF Leib,' southward by ground now or
late of Benjamin eastward bYhe, said, Broadetreet. and westward loy Carliale street aforesaid. (Being
the game lot or piece of isf l ound which thexald Henry F.
Leib and wife. he Indir, re; bearing ;debt the'-twenty
fourth day of April, A. D. 861. recorded at Philadelphia.
in deed book 1.1, N o,loo iPage &e., granted lrod
conveyed unto the Said 'William Johann: in fee, re.
peeving thenroat unto him the raid elenryT.' Deb, his
hairs and !taigas; the yearly g ro und rent DO BUM of 8114 as
roui3d rent Of 820(ifier sunintin 015.00 e) All that.
..certain y early ground rent or rum of 11200. lawful money
eh/greed on half yearly. issuing and pa able by Charles
Leming aed - GeerEeßill; hang and , aaellettie. o on.the
Brat day of the mobthisof Jannasy and... Jule, - clear. of
taxer. &c. out of and far all that certain lot or piece of
rround. with the double threestory brick and ironer emit
dwelling thereon erected. situate on the north skis, of
Green etreet, (an now widened to 70 feet.) at the dietatice
of 252 feet westward front the :west Ado r ed Nineteenth
street, in the raid City of Philadelphia; .• containing in
front or breadth on the said Green etreet 26 feet, and ex
tending of that , width in length or dee% northward
feet to a certain 6 feet wide alley, leading westwardly
into Tweutieth streeti-!Being the same - yearlY ground
rent which Edward Taylor listrelo`ph and wife. by in.
dente. e bearing date the fourteenth day of FlePteteber.
A, D, 1855. recorded in deed book IL D. W. No. 42, page
less.ite...nranted and eselgued unto the said HenryF.
Leib in fee.)
No. 8 —43ronnd Rent of 8240 per annum (614.000).—All
that, certain yearly ground rent or atm. of $240, lawful
money, charged on half yearly, issuing and payable by
Chaffee Leming and neorge MTh - their helm and esteem.,
on the first days of the menthe of January and J uly. clear
of taxer, &e... out of and for all that certain lot or piece of
ground. nith the thref.4,t!,ry brick messuage or tenement
thereon erected "situate on the eoutb rest corner of Monet
Vernon and Seventeenth etreets id the raid city of Phila.
tfelphia ; containing inheritor breadth on the said Mount
'Vernon greet 20 feet, and extending in length or depth
votithersolt of that width fil feet 6 inches to a 4 feet wide
alley leading eastward into said Seventeenth greet. (Be.
ing the aewo yearly ground rent. triter alit. which Oliver
joam amid Nathaniel Randolph. and wives, by indenture
bea4ng date the eighth day of March. A. D. 1856, recorded
in deed book B. D. W.. No O. page-249. ad. granted and
assigned unto Beery I'. Leib, in fee.)
City Sulk to be bald on each at the time of gale,.
WILLIAM D. BAILER. Muter.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
aulZb3,27 . ' :Store,4V,Watiout street.
r- TO CAPITALISTS .AND (Y/DERS. 7 -43ALE BT
order of the Court of - CommonP leas.. JURE', A; free
man, Auctioneer. Valuable church property. Fourth
and Cherry. Gl' 713tAn Lutheran Church. In pursuance of a
decree of the Coati! of Common 'Pleas for the City and
County of Philadelphia, on Wednesday, September 2,
1843 a. at 12 o'clock, moan; will be sold at public eaie„ at the
Philadelphia Exchange, tbe following ' described real
estate the, property of the German Luther:l congruga.
lion he church edifice end Lot of ground at the south
. eat corner of Fourth and Cherry streets, known as
Zion's Church, in the city. of Philadelphia. extending
sou th ward on Fourth street 125 feet, mistreat(' on Cherry
street 96 feet: thence south 4334 feet; thence east 6 feet;
thence eolith 26 feet 9bachee: thence west 3 feel 11 inches ;
thence south latest: _thence east It inches:.thence south
to ground lately conveyed by the said Congregation unto
William B. Grove, and thence westward lir the same to
Fourth street a 1 a poirit 125 feet south of Cherry street
The above is a valuable propau, to the hear t of
the business portionUie city. , Thu church building xe
rem large and massively constructed. and would be
suitable for any manufacturing, purpose.
113e — Clear of all incumbrance. Plan at the Auction
no following are the conditions of . - - •
lat.-7 be same shall be aubjeet to the approval azifi
coafirrnation of said court,
2d.—Slituettitsrpaid caszla whara Ulu properiy
struck off the remainder pf one-half of the purchase
money to be paid in cash within 15 days after the con
firmation of, the sale by the Court. The other one-half of
the purchase moues , may remain on bond and mortgage
on the premisee for a period of not lees than , one •or More
than fiveyeam at Per cent interest, clear of taxes; or
the whole purchase money may be paid in cash. at the
option of tl.e purchaser.
By order of the Court.
FREDERICK G. WOLDR RT, Prothonotary.
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer.
Store, 421 Walnut Rtreet.
sun-50.27
rPUBLIC SALE.—JAMES A. FREEMAN, ABC.
tioneer. Genteel Dwelling and Side Yard, ffri4
Richmond St.: Bridesburg. On Wadheeday. Sept: 2.
1E435. at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold.at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange. the fcllowing described real es
tate, viz.: All that certain three story brick mesantage,
and the lot of , ground compared of 2 'contiguous lots of
ground marked Nos. 19 and 19, on a curtain plan of lots
laid Out •by Herbert Ite3 nolds, situate on the northwest
erly aide of Richmond St, in the 25th Ward of the city, at
the dierance of 144 feet 8 lychee southwestward of Ash
St.. being also-a LC<ITLICT of ;John. Benninger's land;
. thence exteeding along the Zoi thWect side of Richmond
St, eetithieestw aril 40 feet to a corner of ot No l 7 on said
plan; thence along the side of' said lot northwestward 160
feet to the side ofix'3o feet wide street' called Emery St.:
thence along the 'sante ,northeastward .40 feet to a corner
of Benninger's Land, thence southriard. 151 feet to Rich
mona St., the' lace of beginning. .• - - -
On" the abore are ere:led a ger - doer ihre"tory trriek
tol , It brick and frante back buildings. and a
(arae Itco-stori frame stable, in good order. The grounds
are neatlE t laid out with: a ea. int/ of fruit tree.s, cur
rants, raspberries, pope? berriu blackberries, large
grape arbor.' with "ci 'tutriety of araPrg, coon/remit &c.
immediate posse.seion.: Clear of incumbrance. •
A leo, ail that let of ground, situate on the northwesterly
side of Richmond street, adjoining the above oa the
southitest at. the diat'nce of 184 feet 8 inches south
westerly of Ash street, in the 25th Ward of the city; con
taining in front 80 feet and in depth 1 50 feat to Emery
street. Subject to de,6 ground rent tier annum. The above
will
p be sold as one property, la' feet front by 150 feet
dee.
getr - $2OO to be paid at the time of sale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer.
aul2 20 27 . Store, 4:..12 Walnut street.
irPEREMPTORY SALE.—JAMES A. FREEMAN,
Auctioneer.—Modern Residence, Woodland Terrace.
" On Wednesday. September 2, 1868, at 12 o'clock.
noon, will be 'cold at public sale, without re•
serve. at the 'Philadelphia b.change. the fol
lowing described real estate, viz.: All that cer
tain three-story brick .reugh,ast dwelling, with
tbreeTtory brick back buildings, situate on the east aide
rf Woodland Terrace , (No. 4) at the distance of 93 feet
southward from Bellmore avenue, in the Twenty-seventh
Ward of the city ; containing in front 30 feet and ex
tending in depth 135 feet.
The elbows is a vented residence, with verandah and
'aide pant, eatoon parlor. (Oran/ and dining-room con
nectma with folding doors, and kitchen on the. first
floor, marble mantels, butler's closet, with hot and cold
water, bath .roota and. water ctoset, rahpa. turnue, .tc.
The yard to /aid out with a Oar WY of shrubbery, grape
vines LC.
rer - Clear of incumbrance. Bale absolute.
Pr 03200 to be paid at the time of sale.
JANES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer.
anl2-20.27 - store,42l Walnut street.
ORPHANStk'OCRT NALFFESTATE OFJAHE3
Brown,- deeened.—James A. Freeman, Auction
", eer.—Threenory Brick Elwe lin No. 2117 Frankford
Road.-=.llxider authority of the Orphans' Court for the
city and county of Philadelphia, on Wednesday, Sept.
2,1368, at 12 o'clock, noon will be sold at public ante,
without reserve, at the Philadelphia* Exchange..the fol.
lowing described real estate late the property of James
Brown, deceased : All that certain three.story brick dwel
ling with the two-story brick building.. and the lot of
ground situate on the eastwardly side of the Frankford
Road, at tha .distance of 132 feet 8.11 inches northward
from the north.side of Dauphin street, in the Nineteenth
Ward of the city; containing in front DJI feet , extend. in 4. othl2oieet to aBO feet wide:
• street called pray
street. , Subject-to 825 ground. rent pek annum.
guns ,— go Courts paid at the time of sale.
By the JOSEPH MEGAItY, Clerk O. C.
• - • ' JOSEPH BROWN,_Adminiatrator.
JAlikEB 4.. FREEMAN Auctioneer,
aul2 20 27 Store. 4= . Walnut street
rORPHANS' COURT SALE.—ESTATE) OF
,HUGER Minors.—James A. Freeman, Auctioneer.
Dwitable Building_Lot, Twenty-second street; south
of Walnut, •Eighth •Ward. Under authority of the
Orpb_arle' Court for the City and County of Philadelphia,
on Wednesday: litept.'2; 1888; at 18 o'clock. noon. will be
sold at nubile sale. at, the Philadelphia Exchange, the
following' described . Real' Relate of Htsor Minor!: 'All
that certain lot or piece of ground, situate on the east
Bide of Twenty , recond. street, at 'a distance of fBfeet ii
inches northward of Locust 'street. in the Eighth Ward
.of the city: containing in front 25 feet 4 Inches, and In
.depth 188 feet to Aspen Arcot. r Fir Clear of Mourn.
brance. Salo abaolifte. , , • • • '
sir w Co ur t, paid at the time of' sal.
By the ,IOBEPH !AVIARY, Clerk O. C.
°FORGE G.-MEADE. Guardian.
JAMES. A. FREEMAN Auctioneer.
aul2 '2O 27 _ Store 4.4 Walnut street.
ft PEREMPTORY SALE.—JAMES A. FREEMAN,
Auctioneer..&-iDeierabie- Building ,Lot' Eleventh
sties:l...below .Gita4 i4 avenue, , Tosentleac,,Wards—
,
On edilesday; Set t;2,.1 'at 12.'Welock, noo , will be,
sold at, public sale, at'st o`Philadelohia Exchange. the
follewingtesctibed teal listatel AR - that 'Certain: lot or
piece of grs and situate .on . the west, ride of Eleventh
street, at the distance of 291 feettig 'echo+ south of Girard
_ftr ,,. .etmon - theq - wentiettrWard-of, the - ci ... . sa, ag n
front on Eleventh streetl2 feet and In depth 79 feet.
riff Clear of inentnbratice , Bal e absolute. -
2:60"" 03100 to bePaid at.theiree of nolo: - . ••- • -
JAMES A. FREEMAN. AuCtioneer,
anl2 2087 Store, siti Walnut street •
•
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FRENCH' IdDICINES
PREPARED Br
GRIMAULT keo.
Chemists to H. I. IL Pilate Napoleon.
NO. 45 Rite de Richelieu, Paris..
SOLIDBLE PHOSPHATE OF .11tON,
By Leese, M. D.. Docteur es Sciences. Gelmanlt di Co.
" Chemists, Paris.. .
• •
Aecording to the opintotibr the truimbers of the Paris .
Academy of Medicine, this article is superior to all the
ferruginous preparations known. It agrees nest with the
stomach, never causes costiveness; it contains the
Ere* is of the blood and the osseous frame,
_and succeeds
where other preparations fail. such asVallers Rills, iron'
redpced by hydrogen, lactate of iron, and ferruginous
mineral vrster. One tablespoonful of the volution or syrup
contains' three grains of .ealt of iron. They are both
colorless. -
chndreita 7 s Diitaxopi-•-•lOdized. Syririp of
:11orse.Hadish.
. Prepared by Grimault & Co., Paris... • ,
This syrup contains iodine combined with the juice of
water cress, , bonaradbh and 'cum./cram :in which
iodine and rulphur exist naturally and for this roseon it
Is an excellent substitute for cod liver Oikwhich is MO'
rally supposed to owe its efficacy to the presence ofiodine.
The lodized Syrup of Horseradish invariably, pfodfices
most satisfactory results 'administered to children suffer.
133 g from iympbatirm. rechinsm , congestion of the idimils
of the neelc; or the various eruptions on tne 'face so fro.
(meet during infancy. It Is aloe the beat remedy for the
tint stage of Consumptii.n. Being at. :once tonic and de•
purative to , it excites the appetite. promotes digestion, and
stores the Woes their natural annheas and vigor.
•
Dr.'Darits Du littissOn's Digestive Lg.
' i mobiles of 'the A.llittlitte Leetates.••'
The Alkaline Lactated exercise tho most `beneficial in
fluence over the derargernents of digestion, either by
their peculiar action on the' rtincuotis membrane of the
stomach. or by affording to this latter through their cons. ,
bination with the saliva to the gastric MICE, a supply of
lactic_ t dd, which all English, French and other physiolo‘
&admit to be an essential principle of digestion. For
l i e information of those who may, be without Medical
advice, it may be stated' here ;that the ,symPtoros of fru
mired digestion are: Headache, pain in toe forehead.,
hemicrania, gastritis., gisstralgira heartburn, wind in-this
stomach and bowels, load of appettte t emaciation. Au,
_ _
Nl:)D l . l :tD i ztO'Afjziate):Mil
Syrup of "imp PPP o.ql Lime
;.;
'antiplaylPf4 .110:Mends,* atis.•l
A sruP iinnPoonded - Pith this iiessi Utiles heeiiititio.'
ducea by Dr , lantrchill, for . the t .of rpalmonssy.
pitibisis. Recent trial* made"at the'BritstintonyContamp ,
Ural Hospital, an Institution especially devoted-4o• the
treatment of diseases of the chest, have , abundantly de•
menstrated the absolute necessity of obtaining this new
therapsutia agent in the 'most perfectly pure add natural
condition. Each table spoonful of syrup contains tour
stains of petfectly_ pure hypophosphste. of lime: and as
compounded by 31M. Grimault & of; Paria..the syrup
Le the only preparation which guarantess to the medical
profession all the properties, required in this values:lle
DIARRHCEA, DERANGEMENTS 'Or THE
•• STOMACH.
G11101.1.17Lfr./k.
This natural vegetable production; perfectly innocuous.
bas been long used in Brasil with the utmost success, as a
remedy for Warrhcea, dick leadache, dysentery. and all
disorders proceeding from derangement of the stomach
or bowels. This powder is indispensable for all families.
and far re ore efficacious than opium. -and, the 'fulminate
of bismuth. ' . '
OFIKERAL DENT:
IN PARIS, at GRfIIAULT at CO.'S. 45 rue de Richelieu
AGENTS IN PIIILAPELPEI/A.
.FRENCH,HICHARDS4
N. W elev. Tenth and Market: gt".
A YERS - 011ERRY PECTORAL,. FOR.-DISEASEECOP,
THE THROAT AND LUNGS: SUCH AS COUGHS,
COLDS. WHOOPMG COOGH, BItOIiCLUTDI.ABTLIMA
AND CONSUMPTION.
Probably never before in the whole history of medid.M
has anything won ati widely and o deeply upon the cond.
denee of , nnufkindj ae.-thhs- remedy for =lmo.
miry complaints. Through' a Ling series of years, 'and
among mod of the races of men it has . risen-higher and
higher in their estimation, as it has become better known.
Its uniform character and power to cure the undone al%
fectiona of the lungs and throat, have made it known to a
reliableprotector against them. While adapted to milder
forms of diseaze and to yous Li c ua hlidren, it is. at the same
time the most effectual rem edythat can be given for in
cipient consumption, and the gages affectiona of •he
* throat and lungs. As a provision againse Sudden attests
of &cup. if should be kept on han d inn
everyfamily. and
indeed as all are sometimes subject to colds and coughs.
all should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought Incurable.
still great numbers of cases where the disease seemed
settled, have been completely cured, and the patient re.
eMre , l n Pelmui health by-the--Chenv-PecforaL—Socom--
k
i ltte is its mastery over the disorders of the Lunim, v? and
ua
roat, that the most - obstinate of them yield to it.
no ling else could reach them, under the Cherry Pectoral
they subside and disappear.
&livers and Public Speakers find great protection
from it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly cured by it
Bronchitis to generally cured by taking the Cherry Pea
toratin small and frequent doses. -
So generally are Its virtues imown that we need not
publish the certificates of them here, or do more than
assure the public that its qualities are fully maintained.
AYER'S AGUE CURE,_FOR FEVER AND AGUE. IN.
TERMITTLNT FEVER, CHILL FEVER, REMIT.
TENT FEVERDUMB AGUE, PERIODICAL OR
BILIOUS FEV '&C.,AND INDEED ALL THE AF.
FECTIONES WH CH ARISE FROM MALARIOUS.
MARSH, OR MIASMATIC POISONS.
As its name implies, it does Cure,and does not fail
taming neither Anlenie. Quinine. 4innlitili ty line'ra"
other mineral or p oisonous substance wha er, it .In 1./1.
wise injures any patient.,he number „and Importance
of its cures in the ague dist ricts are literally beyond ac
count, and we believe without a parallel in the history of
Ague medicine. Our pride Is gratified. by. the aclaiowl•
edgments we receive of the radical eurea effected in ob.
stinate casee,and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in, or traveling
through miasmatic rocalities, will be protected by taking
the AGUE CIME daily.
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from torpidity of
the Liver,. it is an excellent :, remedy. stimulating the
Liver Into healthy fletnitY.‘
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it Is an ex.
cellent remedy, producing many truly remarkable cures,
where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by Dr J . C. AYER & CO., Practical and Affi.
lytical Chemists , Lowell. Maze, and sold all round the
world.
PRIM $l,OO PER BOTTLE. ' •
J. M. MARLS & CO., Philadelphia. Wholesale Agents.
ati.D3 w lr
ji WAL DENTALLINA.—A SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOB
A.! cleaning the Teeth, destroying animalcula- which in.
fest them, giving tone to the gums, and - leaving • a feeling
of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in the mouth. It may
be need daily, and will be found to etrengthen weak and
bleeding grns, while the - aroma and deterfiveheas Will
recommend it to every one. Being composed ' with the
assistance of the Dentist, Physicians and Microscopist. it
Es confidently offered as a reliable substitute for the on.
certain washes formerly in vogue. . '
Eminent Dentlete, acquainted with the constituents of
the Dentallina, advocate ita me; it contains nothing to
Prevent its unrestrained employment. Blade only by
JA , ': T. SHINN, Apothecary
Broad and Spruce streets
For sale by Brumbrbr generally. and ,' •
Fred. Brown. D. L. Steakhouse.
Hassard & Co.. Robert C. Davis,
C. R. Keety, Geo..C. Bower.
Isaac H. Kay. Chas. Shivers,
C. H. Needles. B. M. McCall%
T. J. Husband. S. C. Bunting
Ambrose Smith, Chas. H. Eberle,
Edward Parrish. James N. Marko,
Win- B. Webb, E.•Bringhurst dl Co.
James L. Bispharri. Dyott as Co.,
Hughes dr Combe. H. C. Blair's Sons.l .
Henry A. Bower, Wyeth A Bro. '
BABFIJ A MARIANNO, M. D.,'846 N. TWELFTH
LEitreet. Consultations free. mealy
coAll AND WOOD.
CROSS , CREEK • LEHIGH COAL.
PLAISTED McCOLLIN,
No. 3033 CHESTNUT Street, West Philadelphia,
Bole Retail Agents for Cox° Brothers dt Co.'a celebrated
Cross Creek Lehigh Coal, , froth the Buck Mountain Voln.
This Coal is particularly adapted for making Steam for
Sugar and Malt Houses, Breweries, are. It is also unsur
passed as a Family Coal. Orders left at the office of the
Miners. No. 841 WALNUT Street (let floor), will receive
our 1 rompt attention. Liberal arrangements made with
manufacturers using a regular quantity. jyle tt
IlL&BON Bp(113. F,11112,411,
BE 115111EBBIGNED INVITE ATTENTION TO
L theiratoocic of ,
Spring Mountain. YAMgb and Locust Mountain Coal,
which, with the prepexabion given by soh we think cannot
be excelled by any other Coal.
Office. Franklin institute Building, blo. 15 S. Seventh
4treet. BINES ikI3HEAFF,
jab -U , Arch street whar f, Sehuldkil,
CIOAL CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND PREPARED
klexpressly for family use. Locust Gap Black Diamond
coal, and Boneybrook and Harelton. Lehigh coal, at re
duced rates to close out business. - Orders received at
Forty-sec"nd and Darby Road s No. 411 South Fortieth Al,
Ohetia it Miller's Feed Store, Fortieth and Market streets.
iY19.tv.f.m,120 ' JOSEPH JAMES dc SON,
p: :4 id :1 4 4,rlmg t•r
At ! TROMAB
La $. DIXON R BONS.
Late Andrew' . Dire
WNo. 11324 CRESTNOT Street, P Idai
ufactaren fr P°lll6llllßeaatatx Mint '
• LOW DOWN. , -
PARLOR,
OCFFHA /C M R BER.-- _
And other ORATE&
tor Anthracite, Bitumin ,_ oui and Wood Fire:
WARM-AIR FURNACES
forWarmingi B
Pnblio and Private utidinv;l
FIEGIBTERB. VENTILATORS.
AND .
At' e. • G ATH. : I MERE',
MitIOLEBALE and RETAIL. •
VATALNUTS AND ALMONDS.—NEW CROP OBEN%
YI ble Walnuts and Paper Shell Almonds, tor sale bir.
J. B. BUSHIER d CO.. 1W South Delaware ma a.
'r~ti►rialr'l~~~j
_III ST
MCE 'ON 'RECORD "
. tat I , III4IIIIbLE EUTL
jradiousa„ttsWWMAlmnaltlP72iNßlELM
°AD Pal " rfilL E: 736 Minis
'ME then by COMPEIIigtIMES.:
thisM. =k sartimo
811 NA ' ING et 9.56 P.' I BOUM
,0141 V OHT on the , ROUTRe
11W : , 113018 WOODEM7B-eaebregoi i mete.
AI,CF-S.','ARS throngli frost
'Pktia to GioitaNNATI. Peelefingers taking the
oil
and IL L _ P TtalDS rtiab NATI' "
Obits WEST and SOUTH ONE CIN IN Jury GE
Passengopior i rClNNA VitiLiNAPOLIS.
ST) LODA uemo "" EiluAncti
IV/N)I 6B KM I
an d . all' WEST N O end SO
iLayilenler ssit tor 11111 r Via
o PAN•UANO ROUTE, I
MIME the advi~it at
TICKETS V
LlNEliheia HA VERY. P N and ARK "at TICKET OFF/CES, FOR
PAN..
N. W. CORNER NINTH end e r
CHESTNUT Streets.
NO; Itti:ItARICET STREET, beta Second and Pruitt Sts.
And TAIIRTIr-FIRST and KARKETStreetiNed Pidh‘
E. P. OCUp... Gann Ticket A4gt.. pittoburgh.
Jolitra, :4: Ova Eaat'nAßti a Broadw*ADLY
A rasa . RAILRO.t&-
GREAT TRUNK LINE from
delphis to the interior of Pennallvs
ga. Me `giChnlikin.- .SurAtilnall.- Conolgessal • and
, wyommg lftlleyls, the No _ Northwee a l i the Cana.
. 42 W olivi r i ti fkrgir",4 n .,..eater psh. ..... 'Azusa
t ut.
10whill streets, Mirada ilairfarailiiit oars :
MOKN/NO Act.* op T/ ..-At 1720 , A. ,M , for
Bestir el notermetate Etta and Allentown.
g,,, leaved , Reading at' • thL. arriving in
Rhtdelpert at 9.15 RM. ,
_,. • . ..,,,, • • ~,
MORNING EXPREI3B.-At 8.15 A.M. for Read i ng. Leo
batIQII• TriebuM l'ottsvilitens Orcrv e, - Taxrusons.
Butler" BliammorkElnitasharter.bi Falls.
Refers,. Skesligrre., Mato% ?keg., carlis • Chau.
homburg *CM tin On. to. -•- •••- , i • ...,,•: -. ?-• .. „
The , 7.110 man connects at Reading with the Rut Penn.
sYlVanin 'Railroad trend • for 'Allentown; die.; and the
&
i t s kaii.•,. torments Mith:greybebroicar Valley train for
burg,ge ; at Port Maori tWitk. Catmints R.R.
for wiltlamsport. Lack Hayek- Pinsk* Art at
, Harrisburg - th Northern Centre; -Cumberland Valley.
• and Sc • .1 . , Bruguelumnatrainso (or. blorthmnber.
. . W 1 ... , 'o a: . •• beribt&Wore, ac.
41'0:4 • ..`, :4.9 ~4.... Leaves hils at 8.80
-P. • for Reading, rebel* Harrisburg. connect.
ing with Reading ad Columbia Railroad •trena forCol:'
uni_hia,_ dm.
POWS, TOWN' ACCOM M OD A TION.- 4"Ves Potts.
town , at 8.45 A.M., adopt/ at , MM•mediato stations ; Cr.
riveginPhiladelphbi iLm.• Returning leaved
jadembit i at 4.80 P r MA ves in Pottstown at 8.41 P.M.
iso n
, E i r.,:ir ivi ii i mpr i ven=te l mitemag
de 10 t itt A. •- - -.,,, 5..1 • , •••• ' '
eaves Philadelieta at Au/ P. M.; arrives in
Reading at 8.05 P. M. _ . • '
Trendier Philadelphisiri 0 rierglibM•4. e lila A. • M.
and Pottsville at Ea A. ' arriving ' in •Phils,delphia' at
LOO P. M. Afternoon trains leave Harrisuurrgg a12,051?.11L.
and rottamaa, 3.45 P. M. t arriving at b >
riladelphia at
Batrieebmg accommodation Leave* t Reading , at. 7.15 A.
I, si i i h smd Harrisburg at 440 P. M. ,Cosurectbig at Reading
v
Afternoon Accommodation'south at
.14(1 r.A.
arriving in Philadelphia at 9.15 P. fd. ,
• Market train, -with a Pane. car attached, leaves
Philadelphia at 12.45 noon for Po•Wville and all Way Sta
tions •leaves Pottsville at 7EL M. for Philudelphia and all
Ways !ions
Ali the above trend run daily. Sundays egeetted.
Sunday trains leave Ro •W•••e at, &00 A. M., and Ma.
delphis at 8.15 P. SL: leave Philadeliti; for Raiding, .at
8.00 A. M., returnin from Reading 4.85 P. M.' -
CHESTER V ~Y •. l r , RO ~-Pusengoa, for
Downing/own and intermediate point. take the 7.WJA.M.,
la.isand 4.30 P. M. trains from Phßadelphia,L returning
from Downingtown at OW A. M. 1.00 P. M. and 5.45 P. IL
PERICIOMEN RALLROAD.-Paseengera for College
elle take 780 A.' fd.and 4.80 P. M. trains, from Phtlabd.
plua, returning from Collegeville at 8.27 A. M. and 1.49 P.
M. Stage lines for 4 / 1 14.0118 POinti, LI ferkiomen Valley
connect with ts ens at Collegeville.
NEW YORK EXPRESI3,ROIi PITTSBURGH AND
THE WEBT.-Leaved New York at; 9 A.M.. 5.0.) and 801
P.M., parsing Reading atit A. EL,' 1.50 and 10.10 P. Mare
connect at Hattaburg with Pennsylvania. and , Northern
Central Railroad Erpreed Trellis for Picflikurghs . 4 4" 1 " ) . •
Williamsport. Elnilra,lialtimore. die • • • •, • • , •
Returning, E sprees Tien leaves Harrhburt, on arrival
of ;Pereurylvarta tExpresa Prom Pittsburgh. a 8 • and AM
A. 451.. 915 P. IL. pardng Reading at 4.49 and • 7.05 'A, M
and 11.40 P. M„ arriving at New york 10.10 and 11:45 A.M..
and 6.63. e. M. Blaming Cars ' atscompanYtng there trains
through between Jersey 'City and Pittabmith. without
__ ~ ....
° rattler' for New York leaves Harriebbrg ate.lfl A.
and 2.05 P.M. Mail train for Harieliths• WOW NeW Xark
Ar V /1.9 0 4. - ' • ' '
.. •
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY ItAILROAD,--Trains. leave '
pottsville at 6.0, Mt° A. M . and 6.40 P. BLmittemhufurin
TILMILISAtt 8.35_A. M. and 2.15 and 4.85 P. M. • - '
BC/MrLK.I.I.I AND SUSQUEHANNA-RAILROAD:—
Trains leave Auburn at 7.56 A. M. for Plnegrova and.liar.
rieburg, and at 12.15 P.M. , for Phlegm° and Tremont; re
from Harris at, ale P. M.. and from Tremont
M. and 5...%-I`. _
TICKETS. Through ignite= 'ticked and
tickets to all the prinepalpoints in the North anTI
and Canadas Wt,
Excursion Tickets from Philadelphia to Reading and
Intermediate Etationt good' far are Isala r g
MOrtdng Acettomekla ow Market Reading
Pottstown Accommodation Trains at reduced rates.
ExcmeonTickets.to Philadelphia, good for day _mai
ere sold at Reading and inter ediate Stations by Head.
Inf ee. and Pottstewn Accommodation .Trains at reduced
The felewieg ticketsereibtainatheoeitet Nut
.011i'ea
of S Bradford. Treasurer. No. `2i7
I Sou th ouith sweet.
Philadelphia. or of G. A. Nicolls.iiktnexalSapatintadeat.
Besding.
Columniation Tlcker taa lat PlMlM,llollMl_betstetM
a tilra fi g i r T d i= f oil! for 210 6 0 between el points
at 0250 each. fbriamilies and Erma • • -
Season Tickets,. or three, str, nine, Or. tweigg rggeog,
for holders only, to a ll Points as reduced rasa
Clergyman residing on the ?line of the road will be um
lashed with cardsc entitling `011110 1 1170 1 1.* Su* IdVell te
tickets at half fare.. . • • .
Exeunt= Tickebt Wain Phibpdatil Prinelid d
tie= good for Saturday._ Sunda Menden at reduced
fare, to be had only at. the Tic t Office. at 'Thirteenth
and Cello whin streetL-: -
of all dataiplionsforwarded to ail
the above pointa from thelOixoipauriNew Freight/kV%
Broad juul.Willow,ertree4...,
Freight e n dve 111112Aelphistall4 at 4.85 11.,
12.45 noon. 810 P. K. for Readir.2, banon, Harris.
hive: Pottsville, Port Clinton, and all points beyond. •
Mails elope at the Philadelphia Post.Ofilee for au places
on the read And, it. brancheset A. and for pa prin.
cipal Stitiotut oniy at 115 r' aa
BAGOAG
Dongan'e• Ergot! will collect. Baggage for all trains
leavalli..ll l DedurPula Depot. Orders, eau be left at No ZG
South pultrth Wrrfet, o s r at the Depot, Thirteenth and Cal.
lowhillstreettf:.,
ENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
ENlENNEaliroad. —Summer Time. Taking
• effeet•May 10th, 1868: The trains of
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave the Depot, at
Thirty-first and Market streets, which is reached Mrmtly
by the care of - the - Market Street Passenger Railway, the
last car connecting with each train, leaving Front and
Market streeta thirty min,itea before its departura. Those
of r the Clusstnut and-,Walnut Street Railway run within
one square of the Depot.
ON SUNDAYS- he Market Street Cars leave Front
and each train Market streets 135 minutes before the departure of
.
Steeples Car Tickets can be had on application at the
Ticket Office, Northwest corner of Ninth and Chestnut
streets. and at the Deret., •
Agents of tne Union Transfer Company will call for and
deliver Baggage at the Depot. Orders left at No. 001 Chest.
nut street, No. 118 Market street, will receive attention.
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT. V/Z.:
Mali Train— . ..... --
-—at 8.00 41: M.
Paoli 1. .... . ..... ----at moo A. M.
Fapt. ...... ....... ........... .at 12.00 M.
Ene EaPre55.„,.......... ......... ..at 12.00 5L
Paoli Accom. Nos.. 2, ..
..
4 at 1.00.5.a11a fa E.. M.
Harrisburg Accommodation at 2.80 P. M.
Lancaster Acc0mm0dati0n............ . 4.00 P. M.
Parksburg Train. .......... 530 P. M.
Cincinnati Express. .... . . SOO P. M.
Erie ..... . ....... . ....... at ILIS P. M.
Philadelphia Exprear........ ........ . ........ .at 11.15 P. M.
Accommodation. . at Mal P. M.
Erie Mail leaveitiEilli, '
Philadelphia ,E.xpress -, leaves dallY. All • other train
daily. except BundaY.
The Western Accommodation Train ran daily, 'except
Sunday. For thia train tickets must be procured and
baggage delivered:b 5.00. P. M., at 118 Market street.:
TRAINS. ARRIVE AT DEPOT, VIZ; .
Cincinnati Enrols: .. . ... ........at 1.85 A. 111.
Philadelphia .. . ... ....... " 7.10'.
Paoli Acconc No. 1.... ' ............ " 8.20 • "
Parkeburg ....... " 9.10 "
Erie Mall ..... ............................ ...... " 7.10 "
Fast .......... . ....... " 9.35.
Lancaster Train".„ , L. ..... ........ '12.30 P.
M.
Erie Expre55..,.,..,....„ ................. .&W "
Paoli Accom. Noa. 240 . 8 . . aii:l . o . dr, 7.10 "
Day Express. ......... ........ ......... ,at "
Harrisburg Aii(;;:pi 9.60
For further information, applY to
JOHN C. ALLEN. Ticket Agent, 901 Chestnut Street,
FRANCIS FUNK, Agent, 118 Market 'frost..
SAMUEL IL WALLACE. Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will `not assume
any risk for Baggage:except for wearing apparel. 'and
limit their resp..mdMhty to One Hundred Dollars in value.
All Baggage exceeding that amount in value will be at
the link of , the owner, unless taken eye al contract..
. EDWARD H.
'General Superintendent, Altoona. •
. .
PHILADELPHIA dc IIALTIMORP)
CENTRAL RAILROAD. Summer
Arrangements. On and after Monday,
April 13,1868, the Trains will leave Philadel hia,from the
Depot °Atha West Chester & Philadelphia cur.
ner of Thirty-first and Chestnut streets (West Philada.).
at 7.16 A. M. ands4.so,P. M. , . , ,
Leave hieing Sun, at 5.1 6 A. M. i _and O xf ord at 8. 00 M., and leave Oxford ' at AM P. M. ' • - -
A Market Train with Passenger Car attached will ran
on Tuesdays and Fridays, leaving the Rising.flunat
A. M., t nford at IL* M. and Kennett at Lep P. P.M. con.
fleeting at West Chester Junction with a train for Phila.
delphia. On Wednesdays and .Saturdays train leaves
Philadelphia at au P. ad...rure through to Oxford..l. ,
The Train leaving Philadelphia at 7.16 A.M. connects at
Oxford with a daily line of Stages for . Peach Bottom, in
Lancaster county. Returning, leaves Peach Bottom to
connect at Oxford With the Afternoon Train for
phi Th & • • ' •
e Train leaving Philadelphia at 4.60 P M. runs to
Rising Sun. Md.
Passengers allowed -to - take wearing i i i sellarel only - at -
Baggage. and the Company Will net. any case, be re.
sponsible for an amount exceeding -one hundred doilara.
artless a special contract be made forthe same.
mial2 HENRY WOOD, General Burt.
cej . .. '..,,NOIRTAB.II.I.,,LPFIMSNNGSYLIFIVANIA' LINE VIA
ROAD to. Wilkeebarra, Biahanov
~d iritielitentialia.w?,4 a il pant. pa Lehi g h
Valley Ralkotili and brawahes,_ .
BY new irranxetneti , vorietted this. tiew this roaa
is
enabled to give c; • mod dee *toil to nitirelstpso cow
oodi delivered ;it the Tough rnitlght llgelrot, , •
• ; S. 'Ejeor. , 6frrill endliOßLE Streets.
Before), P. M.., will reach Willieebarre, Mount Carmel,
Mahanoy city. ata the other stationeln-llabeneY as
Wyorains valleys bei'ore 11 A. M. of the s
QUM uccee
An at. ding day.'
FOR CAPE MAY via WEST : JERSEY
RAILROAD.
'oe; liet Sireet,
Fro
(UPPER FERRY) , •
Conimencing Saiarday,suly istb,ll36B.
T.114.12Vp.9 LEA V.E ,AS YOLLPWS:
• ;, ,
FOR. CAPE MAY.
P.OO A. M., Cape, May Express, due at 1205 (noon.)
8.15 P. L. Caw) Way Palesager, due at. 715 P. 11S.
4.00 P. W., Feet Express, due, at 655 P. W. •
RETURNING LEAVE CAPE ISLAND.
6.R) A. M ; Morning Mail due at 10 06 A. M.'
0.00 A. AL Fast Express. duo at 12 u 7 P. M.
s.oti P. Al.. Cape May Mr.prees, due at KM P. M.
Sunday Mail and Paesenger train leaves Philadelphia
at 7.15 A. M. Returning leaves Cape bland tit 5.10 P. M.
t...xeursion Tickets, Sp 00. .. •
Cape May Freight Lain; leave Ciimden daily at 9.a) A.
M. and Cape bland at 6.45 4:
Commutation Tickets between PhiladelPhill and Cape '
May. at time following ratfrs:•
• Annual Ticketa, $100: Quarterly Ticket 4 510. for , sale at
the office of the Con party in Camden, N,-• ' '
Through ticket. can !be procured at No: ES Chestnut
street (Continental Hotel), where orders can *ha be left
for Baggage, which will be called for and checked at, reel.
deuces by the Union Transfer Company. - •
JERSEY -R All ROLINES.
For Bridgeton. Salem. Vineland and inter
: mediate stations, at&00 A. M. and 8.30
For Cape idity,'9.oo A. M. and 8.18 P. M. and 4.0 P. M.
Woodbury Accommodation train, e.glP. mt. .• • -
Bridgeton and Satan Freight train ]eaves Camden
daily, at 12 (noon).
Commutation 'Checks between Philadelphia and all
stations at ranted rates.
• - WI& J. SEWELL. Superintendent,:
- -
' FOR HEW YORIC.—THE CAMDEN
DliCri t i s and PHILADELPHIA ,
..Tit Di "RAILROAD COM.
PANTS - Phllitdelp New, York. and
way Maws. from Walnut meet what <• .
At 580 .11.M..Ig un Cirtagen "AratiOYLAOttons; ga
At BA. kLi
_via den and Jamey Eity EsPrees AGA 800
At 2.001% Camden and Amboy Eurasia 8.00
At. 8.801: M.. via Camden. and Joao City Express. 8 00
At El Y . M. for Atnboi and interreediate'statlonir, •
At LW mid 8 A'. Wand 11,8 u P. M.". far PreeA r ' i. •
At and WA: , M...6i8.110and 4.80
_, • .
At 6.80,8 end __
4.#0.• 8 and 140 •
. far.
P e rneatown.' Darlington. Beverly 1M Delano:6' •
At &Wind lu A.M.. 8. SIMI" Can& 11,..W P.M. fir
Florence.
-At ,6.1011 and_ 104. 111..L,1100.4.88, llangill.Bo P. far ,
water, Itiversid_e. nivertatumd P. IC , for
Riverton end wP. AL for rake •• • .• • . -
At &80 and 10 A.AL,LBA 8.0,8 and _P./UM' Fish news.,
1 1W- i nie t /1 • 8°1 "'i m- ,kW i lltroul Pot of
At 11 A, , ,m,ina, and &MAY Oitl. blew York
Erpreevidne. .. .4101 00
• At 7.W tuidll.oo . A.M;q:ao:tigilld isf.ni.VOiTieition ant
Bristol, ••' And at 10.1 e A. M. for BriatoL
and:
AtMinild .11 A. 91.. 8.80 and P, M. for Mottireiße and:
At 7 and 10.15 A. M.. SID and 8 P.M. forliichesclur w, end '
Eddingtoti. - d orn • "
At 7.00 da 1e ,16.14. 11..11.80&11." ana CP, for
Torrlerl d luirg,Waculy.,Wlsenomin&Bil
ena. 0 • 'awl BP, m. for Holmeenurg and
intermediate tatiatuL • • .4 • •
From West Philadelphia Deppt. via Connecting Rail.
At 9:30 A: 81. 1.81,11.80 and 19 P. M. New York Er reo
Li via Jersey C9o: ........... ....
At 1 A. nd. M. Emigrant Line— ..9
The &W A. hi. arid gal P.M.M Lines' lezi 'daily, Al other,.
undays accepted:
At S 9.11 i M.. LSO, 8.80 and 1,9 P. M„far Trenton.
At IMO A. M.,,,i3.80 andl2 P. far Bristol.
At 12 P. M. (Night) for Morris M..
ville, Tullytown„ Schenck".
Eddingteti. COrnWaa. Totriedide, Holmeeburg.TaconY.
Wieshumarg, Bridesbms and Frankford.• , •
E ' OZlAnes leaving .Ico estop. Depot, take 'the ars on
Third orFilth streets, at Cheetanikat halt an hour before
depatbrre. , The Care on 'Market, Street , Railway run di
rect to Weet, Philadelphia Depot, Clieetnut and. Walnut
within one square. On Sundays a Market Street Can
will run to connect with the 9.80 A. M and 8,80 P. M. lines.
BELVIDEItEi 'DELAWARE BAILIWAD LANES(.
from Kensington Depot.• • _ • _ •..
At 7.00 A. M., for • Niagara " sufialo. unman.
Elmira. Ithaca, Owego. Sochester,Bhighantptan. Oswego.
pyrame, Great Bw,. Montrose,Wilkeabtare. Schooley's
mountain, &a. • •
Ulm a: Ai. and 8,801'.; M. fest rictus Btroddisroril.
Water Oen Beividere, Easton. Lambertville,FleruingtOn.
gre, 'The ass P.M. Line rormecta direct •with- the train
leaving Eaton for Mauch ChnrikAllentorvm Bethlehem,
At '6 P.M forlainbeatvise and inteithediate Stafford.
CAMDEN - AND BURLINOTON CO.:AND PEMBERTON.
AND HI(1111:13TOWN RAILROADS . : !rem Market
Street Ferry( uplift' , •
At BA. 11., 1, 4 and 616 r. for Marehanhiville, Moores.
town, marhord, Habnport,;,Mount • HollY,
Smithville, Evnsville, Vincentown. Birmingham an
Pe m berton..... - •
A
forlArwistown,Wriglitiste Cookstown.
New - Egypt, Hornenstown, Cream Ridge. town.
Sharon and:llightetown.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage Only all o we d` e Paseinger.
Passengers Fire
wearing
fro= sa D a g'
gage but their wearing apparel. All , age
ponndi to beipaid for extra.. The Company. =it their re.,
•seansibility for baggage to One Dollar_ par pound,and will
not be liable fortiniceMnantierisind ,exuaPT-blilPil-
Tickets'eold and Ba aq u llbegked direct throath to
Boston, Worcester. BP d. Hartford. New navels.'
Providence, Newsmt, guy: Tror=ol
Rome. Byracasgißotbeitm 'Buffalo; •
BuarebacakEridge, , • . ,
additional' Ticket - Office it 'located at 'No. RE
Cbeetant street, where tickets to New York, 'and all int ,
portent Deltas North and East may be - Procured. Per
sons purchasing Tickets at this Oilleci, can have their bag. ,
me checked from residences or hotel to deekiation. by
nes Unimi elph ia willleave rum
Li
foot of Cortland street at 7A. M. and , l.oll and 4.0) P. M.,
via Jrsey City ; and , Camden. • 4.t M. via
City_ and RenApiton. At moo M. and n m., aide
P. M. via Jerrie', • , ndWiset PbiladelPhia. -
Pro;n Pier No. 1, N. liver, at 6.20 A. N. Accommodation
and 2 P hi. Expr,eee, via A isly and
June lg. 1861 t, IIfeRZNIEK • Agent.
PHILADELPEHA. WILMINGTON
AND I BALTIMORE,.
TIME TABLE .: ., Mon.
da3P, 13th. 1868; 'Tram' , will. leave Papa.' Corner of
Broad atreet andWeahhigton avernawasi =emir, •
Way,inall Train.. at 8.80 tai Ri ti a m days, eitaem;,&
Balliaore, stonting at aU statkme.. Co •
with Delaware Railroad at- for CrtafleidM
intermediate stationw_.... • ..___, •
Express train at 12.00 rd.' fliundars exAepted) for Balli.
more and Washington, stopping at WiAnindien. Perrk
villa' and Havradasarace. roommate at Wilmingten w ith
train for.. Nev Cattle. • • -
Express Train at OU3O P.M. (Sundays w.for
t)more and Witeldieden, irtoPpinCat, 'Cheater, Murton , .
Linwood. C'Vreont. vviiminattewPort,Stenton. New
ark. Elkton,Northeast,Charlestown. Perrivill%Havrede-
Grace, Aberdeen, Perry_mairsi. Edgewerld.
Chaae's and Stammers ' B ut ' • • • • - -
NiOt Express at MOO PI MI (daily)) far:, Baltimore and
Washington. atoP.Vg akPerryville. and Havre de-Grace.
Connects at.. Wilmington (Saturdays , excepted/
with Delaware Railroad Line, atop ping' at . New
*Castle, Middletown, Clayton. Dover, H n,Beaford.
Baliabury, Princess Anne, and connecting at Crisfield
with boat for Fortuna _Monroe. Norfolk. Portsmouth and
the Booth. -
Pangengere for Fortrelaidomee and Norfolk. via Baltl.
more, will take the, 12.00, M. Train. Via Crisfield will
take the 11. P. U. train. •
wumingten Trains stopping 'it all stations between
Philadelphia and W iwi. n : •
Leave Philadelphia Atli A.M..2.30,5.00,7 and 11.80 (daily)
P.,M. Thai 6.00 P. M. 'train connects with the Delawar.3
Railroad for Harrington and intermediate stations.
Leave Wilmi ngt on 7.00 and 8.10 A. IL (d aily ) _. and LBO,
4.L6 and 7.00 (daily ). P. M.. The 8.10 A. M. will at6)l
between Chester and Philadelphia;
From Baltimom 10 Philadelpiala,—L e aye Baltimore 7.25
A. M., Way Mail. 9.40 A. M. Express. 2.25 P. id-. Ex
preas,•_ ,111. TExprease. 8,,U , P. BL, Express.
surito„y TRAINS FROM BALTLMORE,Leaire Hat
Union) at 855 P.M.. stopping at 'Havre , de Grace, Perry
ville and Wilmingteag,.edao , dope at North Eaat. Elkton
and Newark: to takerclamengers for Philadelphia, and
leave era from Washington or Baltimore. and at
Cheater is leave pauengeta, troM.Wastdruiton or Bala'
more. •
Through tickets to all"paints Weiheonth 'and Sonthweet
maybe procured:at ticket...office. 828 Chestnut street,muler
C:mtintmtal•filotel. where also Mate Rooms and Berths in
pureplara can be
officeduring the, daY. Persona
chasing tickets at this can have baggage checked
at their residence by the tratcm Transfer Companr.
EL F. KENNEY. Eldwintendent,
. ,
~----:., WEST CHESTER AND PHILA.
RAILROAD, VIA 111 E.
.
DIA. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after MONDAY,. April.l3th, 1666, the train will
leave Depot, Thictv Snit and Chestnut streets, as follows:
Trains letive , Philadelphia for West Chester, at 7.16 Ai
M's, 11 A.M., 2.30, 415, 4.50, 7 and 11 P. M. 4,
Leave Weet Chester for Philadelphia., from Depot on
Market street, 6,15, 7.15, 7.30 and 10.45 A. A, 1.55, 4.50 and
On and after Monday June 15t1N an additional Era n
will leave Philadelphis for Media and intermedla
Points at 5.30 P. M. • • '
Trains leaving West Cheater at 7.30 A. M., and leavin g
Philadelphia at 4.50 r, M.. will stop at B.C. Junction and
Media only. - - • -
Passengers. o or from stations between'Weet Chester
and B C. Junction going Bast, will take train leaving
West Chester at 7.15 A. M..and going West will take train
leaving .Philadelphia at 4,60 g. and transfer at B. O.
Junction,. • • • •
waims leaving Philadelphia at 7,15 A. M. and 4.50 P. M..
eeaving Wet "Chester at 7.30 A. M. and 450 P. M.,
c ct aril. 0. Junction with 'trains on P. and B.C. It.
tor (J ford and intermediate points.
UN SUNDAYO-7-Loaye :Philadelplia at 800 A. M. and
save West Cheater., 46 A. M. and 5.00 P.-Id.
Tne Depot is reached directly by the Chestnut and Wal.
nut Street cars. •T hose of the Market Street Line run
within one square. 'Phe cars of both lines connect with
each train upon its arrival - _
Rte'Passengers are allowed totake wearing apparel
only as Baggag_e, and the Company will not, in any case, •
be rear:Maine for an amount exceeding $lOO notate special
contract is made for the same. lit N BY WOOD,
. General Superintendent. •
. .
PEULADELPIII,6,___ABD 1 4 VEI
RA.ILROAD—t3UMMBE TIME TA.'
pLE.--Through and Direct Route be.
tieeu, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Barrieburg, winkles.
Ug . allis.. the lltu rt i h j l e t= Mg r gri t aTir
t4veini.Penn•
Oq , after ; MO..D.la g qiltio,.. riaa Thu = an
the Rkaliulelphia Erie ran al follows:
MILLI Train learn; P. M.
Williamsport. 8 4A A.M.:
arrircestEgie:4 , .... .......... .......P.M.
Express Erie Noon,
illlamapotrtt ar.o P. M.
" • =11 , 4 at.
• • "
A.
M,EimiraMailleaveel.
.....6 & I A M.
=Bret a
Rt_ebrimck 'Haven 7.45 P. M.
Mail iPARD.
Train lesvee Erie. . . . .... ..1100 - A.
P. M.
• " arrives At Philadelptua...." • • ' ' 7'lo A. M.
. Rxerese Mare/rade; . • -7 P M.
ammo .... .....,. 8.15. A. M.
arrives at Philadelphia .13.00 P. M.
Mail and • Express connects trlth:vii urea arid Alla.
R he a s River Railroad. • Raalaga Oliecked 'rhrough.
• ALFRED L. TYL.Ets.
Gemara' Eluperintendtmt.
,
r: - . - . :
• IT: a ii_LMi'nl2,V R. 1t.....
- .•n : : rsIaWIMO!.. meu
:14118114=11gmn-
and ilkBS.gl7 sdlls r : 7ll - 13 /d a. —ricusati4 DA i tillii: ;J 1C L: 1111 - ‘ 7FI. - CI
7 -PAe- :
.._ Ab i l • a .411%M sAllt ....t • IP to -
--, • . c er inkiliii -. : "tattle ... .
4 4 rut
41dId il i z i l Amm nt=ititVimtiii si tiiii4liiit,
s er.Tratnalellve the.liewDeptotornercd- Isis
Ell t
Artunican altn a rlailly„(srmayt exceidedhi=i
At 6,45 A. - cesroonrodattort terror! W
44
t 4.45'12."." amnia , Express. far - 1 end
i t tll4444lm seetsueherr. a4Pl Va`Er m" hightVil lik (Bata. an 8 hasuialtaitroathrlar Flit ' 0
rap3_lgor', Mauch Chunk.Wea erli.Jelutenillo. .
, white . Haven. Wilkesbarre, _
_Rbigurten...
A gy. %end ...sin , I palate: ;sln .: . 1 ;•. Lehigh ..,S , : iswl
W ODIUM 171/14.... akO• in connection with Le.
h wax, ad for MahanoY CRT sr and With :
C wins Railroad for Rumt., Danville. Milton and
ll spat.: " Arrive at . Mauch '. Chunk at 12.15 A. M.:at
W We'resitslL: at Mahauoy , City
at .-51; '• • Paattragers by , WS' train can takes the
la Valley Train. passing Bethlehem .at 1146 A.. M.
to N
Easteriand points on NOWJersey•Cenikal Railroad to ,
i t: 8.45 A. sf.:Ac Mihodation for DoilestreVP.'
p g Mall Intermediate Stations., Passenger, for, w
ii e.. Hatboro* and Martiwille , by this take' tage
atlOldribirk RearL , " . ' • , -', ~ ' ' ," •,'
At 10.20 A. 111.-AccoMMoidation for - Fort VirashirigiMi;
ililPPlng at interinediate Station& . .--.. • •• s
51
At 1-46P Mr -- Lehigh Vallay, Rennet for Bethlenem.
Allentown. Mauch Chunk. White nitwit. Wllkeebarre.
Mahamoy Clain %Hazleton. Centralia: ShenandoakMt.
Carmel. Pittston and' Scranton. and al . points in ,Msha
nov and Wyoming Coal ROW I O/1 '
eret _......____'
At 886 m..-
85 P.-Accommodation forDerws.MOPPME
at all intermediate stations. _ , • . • _ ~ ,
• 13 At 8.15P.M. , --Lehlgh, and StiSpelhatint Etrpresa - fbr
ethlehem, BistowAllentow.n. nab: ignildajlitot.
arra an S cranton . Passengers or Greenville A thin
train to akertown and SumneytOwn to- "North s liVillee
.At 4.15 an. , -A,ccommodationforpoyft"Mowne IC
at , all interniedlate- station : Passeng e r! for bw
Gre v e. Rethareugh and liartsviUe take stir .isit' •I'`,.
tor, for New Hope at Dolsiestown. •,,• c -•_ ~,.. 1 • ,-._
_,...,--,1 •":- ..),!'!,
At ism P. Ib. -tiltrougn accommodation for,liettilehenn
and all stations on main Lino of North Peurellvanin RAIL (
: road, connecting at Lkithlithem vith , ..,Lehi, l Vallen_Xfr i
high and snigkeheirula Even Ing Tra in Nub*. - Anew
- town. Match chant- '-: •• i ~ . •ii .- . .'.• !!:. 1 , !!(''...• '.., '
si ft 6 t Xatja=r l MPl4°! 1 1 1 . 9 # dl !!'$!itP 11 4 , >:.
m.
At 11.20 P. M.- .•-• retnodatiorilorZoitrifftigto i• r.
.TRAVNEI ARRIVE IN PHILADELP .
•
From Be thl ehem at 2.00 'end 11.05 A. 2‘..4-2 and (Lai 'l‘ kii..-
• ti 06 "A; rid. and PAO P. M.:Tratus make@ direct gm:Moot t
lion With Lehigh Yana and , Lebjgh ,And Sumehanna
trains • hem Reston.- Scranton. WilMierni. - • maminoir
mongers leaving_Vnikesbarre atislilLt:M;
_CoMbect
at Betldehmat 5.06 P. SL. and- arrive its raUgidapbia'at
From poxifithirricat &25 6; 1i..5.00 siMI lid?. If
• From tensed') at 7.20 A. N 0 . ,.. Lit • .' ! .1. . 'hi'
Fr0X41 , 9r4 WOlhille.OU 650.313,i0.46 .4.44: i, 4 4 Oils P.M.
_, _ ,
_._ - • " LIN " SUNDAYS. , "
• rmialeipula forMethie.hen. al 9.30 As M. ' • , „., ,!-• :
, • Philadelphia for Doylestown at2.00.r. z& - _. , ~ . . • ,
Byrn' for PhWelphla at,,T.oa A: au . .-," '-'.' . •
Be em far Pldladelphia at 4.30 P.lstf s _ ..• ',. ~ : ..s.'i
YU and Sixth streets Pasaenger Rua ,convely passel,
germ to andiron' thane* Depot. , • --- ~ .-
. r .... •, • •
White cans of Second and Third Streettldne andMnitn
Line rim within a short distance of theEepot.'
Tickets mutt - be procured 'at the Ticket office. In order'
to secure the lowest rates of fare.- - --.: _ ,•••,--- - , , ,..
t , . ~ , • Fria% CLAIM. Agent,
' Valets told inn Baggage i chocked through to prmat pal
eintEt , at liann'S North Penn. Baggage t.-preal Office.
o.lub Son Fifth Watt- , . '
SHORTEST ROUTE TO TEE SEA-
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
SUMMER 'ARRANGEMENT. -
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO'TLANTIC CITY.
-
On and after SATURDAY. July 4th, 1868, balms will
leave Vine street Ferry, as follows, viz.: , •
cial Excursion.. r ....... ..... . (115 A. M.
Freight. with Daeeonger car aftAchcd 915 A. M.
Express (through in two hours) 2.00 P. AL
Atlantic Acc0mm0dati0n.:.:::......::.......
E. EL
- 11ETURNENG, WILL LEAVE ATLANTIC:
1
3 , g i cial ,Excurslon. .... . . 53$ P. g.
hL
Freight. %dill ..... , . ... M.
Express (through hilts; o hours) 710 A. M.
Accemmodatlon iiso A M.
Junction ACComniodation. to Atee arui Intetine. ' " '
Mate Stations leaved Vine street:.. , . ASO P. M
Returzdng, Ravels Atc0..... ..... . ... ... A. M.
HADDONFIELD 'ACCOMMODATION i TRAINS , WILL
Vine Street FerrY at ....10.16 A.'IIL and 2.00 P. IC.
Haddonfield, at. P. EL and 6:16.P. M.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN TO AVANT/0 CITY
Leaves Vine Street.. .. . . ........ . 7.30
Leaves Atlantic. .. .. .. 41.201.. M.,
Fare to Atlantic. ea Round trip ticheta. good only Jot'
the day and train on which they are issued. el&
The Philadelphia Lima]. Express Comeau easi
Chestnut street. will call for baggage is any part of the
city g and suburbs. and check to hotel or cottage . a antic Ci t i ', t
AdditionalTi of (Aces nave been located the
Readinsproonx of_the-Continentalllotel.-_and.--at.No.',62ek
Chwitnut street: -. • ) ,
je3O•tf , Thrll. MUNDY; Agent. '
agiIIMTOWN P W&C L M I IONVErI ieja M i}
ROAD. TIME TABLE.--Oltand after- Filday. May 1, 1888. • .
Leave philidelphis.-8, -7, 8,2.05.40. II: 18A.-11...1.1.8.M.
814. 4, 5. 1 , 14". RM. 7.1 9.10, 11, p 41. _
Leave uormantoma-6, 7; 1.35,_8, t. 20. 9, 10.11. 12 ILALT I.
6.0301 A 2, 10. 1 11 F. -
not atop on the GiFeiantovrnEranolo, , t. •
_ _ ONSUNDAXO. -
Leave Philadelphla- 7 9.1.5 niinutes M ;Shand !WEN.
Leave HermantoWn-8.15 A. Al._; I, 6 and •
CHESTNUT 7 T•Pg • "
Leave Philadelphia-A 8, 10, 18 A. AL; 8.
__Leave Cheetnat /1111-1.10 minute& , 6.2.40 mtg** 4.
LA 8.40. 5.40. 11.4011.40 and 10.40 r.'m;
_ oN SiR4DAYS. •
Leave Philadelphia-9.15 minutes A. M.; and 7P.15.
Leave Cheaunit minutes A. M. 12.40, 5.40 and
FOR coNsnoitocKEN AND •iioftiusTovirm
Le avoThitadelp_bla--6. 736.8.'L00, A. AL ;135.8. QC 531;
4.15, 8.06 and 104 P. , M.
Leave•Norrimel, 8, 11 4. 1,44 B;ol,tui
_ ON SUNDAYS. _
Leave Plinadelpnla.--9 A. M. ; 936 and 7.15 F. VI.
Leave Norristown-7 A: M. 541 and E.. AL ,• ,
FOR' MANAECNR.
Leave 7, 4 5, 9,11.06 A. M. ;MC, 8, 436. 5 M.
4.15, B.osand 1134 Y. M.
Leave Manayunk-4.10. 734. 8.%). 835.1135,A,A 11 834 5.
ex and 9 P. K.
ON SUNDAYS. . , ' . .
Leave Philedelphia..-9 A. M.; *6 and 7.15 P.M. .
Leave Ma W .
W. IL WILSON. General erintendent,
Depot. Ninth and Omen meets.
XLII.OIIIIIIEILT I . IROI Stedi
poN FENCING
_
The undersigned are' prepared to receive orders for
English Iron Fente of tho best quality.' known as Cattle
'Hurdles. the most durable and economical fence that can
be used. This fence is especially adapted for country
orate Pr for the protection of lawns. It is In universal Mll3
in England in parks and pleasure grounds. • ,
YAR NALL &T MILE,
No. 418 13onth Delaware AvexioN
U MUCK & BON_
.• ,
ill SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY.
(SO WASHINGTON Avenne,_Philludelphia.
MANUFACTURE
BMW ENGINES—High and Low Pressure: Horliontal...
Vertical. Beam. Oscillating, Blast and Cornish Pamir
Ins.
BOlLERl—Dylinder. Fla% Tubular, dm
STEAM HAMMERS—.Nasmyth and Dm .stYles, and of,.
all sizes.
CASTINGS—Loam. Dry and Green Band.Hrtwe6
ROOFS—lronFratnes. for covering With elate or Iron.
TA iI NN , EIOf Cast orWrought Iron, for refineries. watt*
A
die. • .
GAB MACHINERY—Such as Retorts, Bench Castings:
Holders and Frames, Purifiers, Coke and Charcoal Bar
djodWitlyznetny. dro.
BBY r8 :-Such as Vacunm Pans and '
Pumps; Defedators, Bone Black Filters, Burners, Wash.
era esuLEDscatets; , BagFiltere, Sugar and Bonn Mao&
El e o uM leln a artut enure riot the following` In PhiWelphia sad victhity. of With= Wright's Pedal
Variable Cutoff Steam Buena. • • •
In Penzerflverite. Shaw* Justice's Patent DeadStroka
Power Ilionreer, ,
In the United Stats. of Weston's Patent Seltcentering
and Self-balancing Centrifugal Sugar Machine.
Glass dr Bartol's improvenlent on Aspinwall dr MOWN
Centr ifPat enugal.
BartoPs t Wroughtlron Retort Lid.
Eltrahan*s Drill Grinding Rest
Contractors for the design, erection, and fittbig up qg
fineries for working Sugar or Molasses. • -
/I(HTER AND YELLOW METAL SHEATHING.
vv Brazier's Copper. Nails, Bolts and Ingot. Cr cork
stootly on hand and (or sale by HEN.SY SOX &
CO.. No. WS Booth Wharves . • r • .
NO. 1 GLENGARNOOK 13COTCEL
4ah3ln lota to suitpurchoserfrom store • and td ,
iv - PETER. WRIGHT dc SON& •
• 15.1111 • • 115 Walnut ott7alt:•l
DR E/08.
ÜBE PAINTEL—WE •OFFER TO THE TRADE Ma
i..
_ White Lead, Zino White and. Collared •PaVi t zl
own manofacture. undonbted ll in • itd_
carehasere. ROBERT 80Em.d.R.ERA 104a4D arta'o nlent
in Pah:item:id 17artea. N. E. earner, R0aFR1,441 ... R000
streets., , ' - "now&
RHUBARB' ROOT , OF RECENT IldrO ATION
and very anperior qualiton_White Gum Araid‘ , Eart
India Cast o r OA White , and Mcgtleol,cartne Rosa. , Oily
Oil, of various' brand's.' For rale by 4 ROBERTI3HOE.
an IMMI 'd liftea d itreota" "°. Dna. Northeast
.„ c° , raer 4.. .;41 Fourth, no2/2i
TIBUCIBTIP LESUNDRIBB.--BRADUAT
. 1 , .WI1)
AY Pi Tiles, Combiy' Bn uth es,,. swoops;
Boxes. au Sec% B
_lnieical Blsitrtaxiesk Trusirs_i; : . Thaa
sAt . oft Rubber' WOGS. , Vial Car. ,
4 .
es. Be.. aillit "First Banda* eft. - - ,
137 """. :,..“: %, Imam st.ififtygont.
&Dear f------ , , - 23 Bouth WA sisolt.
DOBF,ItT=OWER &
41 , - Druggists, : 'earner Fourth - and Race e
Invite the lthe Trade tailiairlarge
Finke
s. Drum . aingt .04eP 21 0 9 44' F 4 + B Pasi Amu
tio2l r,
Cor tic. - • - - - -
XIAAL'IVIATVWRN..
(2.As .IPrx ir tr RE B, '—kIIIKEY.' ' - - MERlttai - a
VI -VIAUrt -A; Noille Obeetunt street. meanie:tap= - - ---
a or %Tara. Lampe. 4r,0., dm,. woUld call the attention ~ .
to' tbeir lar and elegant awortmenit of
({sr
&c..Thog also LIMO C4l,
0 0 DiPte lOW dw d public, building; an.djit sl .
to extending, ..'alt and repairing gissliPeL ' 4 U W 4l ' l
warrantee.