Daily evening bulletin., August 29, 1868, Image 4

TaMtiJIUPIlle
Tim Baltimore Schuetzenfest closed yesterday.
HOLLAIMILIZS are "emigrating" fro a Michigan
to Virginia.
Six cats passed over- William -H. Ganley at
.y, yesterday: — Mt:ilwaluy was killed.
"Ricsnyarerss" is Exhlbitod among the Demo
cratic members of the South Carolina Legislature.
Tußeabmen of London held an immense 13:11186-
axtretfOg lost evening.
Accourcxo to a Louisville despatch the cattle
disease'is largely increasing In Indiana and Illi
nois. •
Gmv Howann arrived in New Orleans on
Thursday night, and visited the Loalsiana Legis
lature yesterday.
THE Spiritualistic Convention at Rochester
closed Ile sessions yesterday,after adopting a new
constitution. •
o's. Tum Committee of the Virginia Constitutions
tkonvention, having power to call that body to
ether, has decided not to make such boll. -
ix
WmurAitr H. F.pro, editor of the New Orleanti
'died on Thursday, after a lingering 111-
' INDICATIONS are that most of the money TA"
ozentlystolen.from the People's Bank, in Balti
more, 'pinto recovered. , •
JOSRPII BADIIITT, long connected with ,the
Western Union _Telegraph Company,:ebnimitteti
suicide yesterday, at Louisville, ' •
,
Tun Georgla - Senate has cotilliniefl- H . P. Far-'
ron to.be Attorney-General bf•the State. 'The
House iaretill discussing the eligibility of negro
members. , • ,
Tins Coroner's inquest upon the remains of,
those burned to death" on a, WelslCrallroad - the
other day, was held yesterday,. and testimony
taken
Aim -lens from Beacham , state : that the Pak ;
has mode a . treaty - with the Rnsilaneorkimander, l
and the troops • of 'the - Czar have ev!icikated
Saniareatid: • - • . ' - ••
Sonata. , Azzuri- Pmzezi, - 116i:"A9a'
Packer, was nominated for Congresd•by•thaliia-)
mocracy assembled at -Wilkesbarre,- yesterday,
Chief Justice Woodward 'thus falling in a re
nominatlan. ;;
POLMOAULe,, ,, ,,
lEireal filßcocil:a. ItET ,X ll °Pt ?Prenillr
Senator Wileop,idelivered altutgnitlcnntoratton,
in Bangor,'Maine; on,Wednesday lait: 4flote
the concluding pinisagea of 'thia'spleiidid ilibrt : t
I need dwell but briefly 'onr'what)•tlie-Ropubli
can party proposes to do. Its history, its plat
form and its candidates speak to-the fall compre
hension of the American people:. It appeals, as
ever, to the ' , highest, and, better sentiments and
impulses of the nation, ; , It appeals, to that love
of liberty which accords equal rights to all men,
to that 'Betide of justice that gives equal pro
tection to the poor man's cabin and the
rich man's mansion, and, to that humanity
that lifts up the lowly` and the weak. If
success • crowns its elfortif, if the adminis
tration shall be intrusted to'General Grant, with a
Rouse of Representativei to sustain that admin
istration; the , pcilidy of Reconstruction will+ be
perfected; the States will all be speedily restored
to their practical relations to the General GoV
ernment; equal rights will be assured 'and disabili
ties removed, 'the nation's faith will be untarnish.
ed, its currenty, and credit improved, , and
"Peace," in the ,language of Mr. Lincoln, "will
come to stay." Then the blood portred.ont like
autumnal rains, will not have been shed in vain;
for then united and free , ,imerlea, with liberty
for all andrjustice to all, will enter upon a career
of development, culture and progress, that shall
insure a "future grand and great:"
No less significant and'no less pronounced are
the history, the platform and the candidates of
the Democratic party. Its history recalls no in
spiringideasi no: eneficent policies, no ennobling
deeds for pstriotism,'for libertY, - fore justice 'end.
for humanity. But it does recall •Imagei of
slavery—its , shackles,. its its , Inniquitied
toils elicits alNperVading impuritle,s=the slave
power,lits arrogant dominations and aggretsive
demands;. ever associated. with humiliating Con-
cessions; compromises and apostacies to freedoin;
. dark conspiracies, lawless rebellion, fields of
blood, taxation, debts, and the graves of the na
tion's dead...
Its platform speaks of the Reconstruction acts
as ''reVoltitionary, uncorultitutlonal, and void"—
— beneficient aids -by' which' seven disorganized
Commonwealth's were reorganized on the basis of.
toyaltrandiilicrty, - . and restored to representa
tion in-the Cong.ress, and to the ble - Ruags and
benefits of the Union. Its candidates are pledged
to "trample in, the dust" those reorganized and
restored-Commonwealths, their Constitutiorts
are laws; by which eqttal rights and privileges
and aecordeland secured to aIL
Those . candidates are alsci pledged for that un
constitutional, un=American and wicked mon
strosity, so alien in spirit and tone to the Decla
ration of and the utterances of the
fathers, "A White Man's Government," in place
of the constitutional and American idea—a Go
vernment "of all, by all, for aIL" This record of
fourteen years, this platform and these candi
dates. the wild, revolutionary and disorganizing
utterances of Blair, Toombs, Cobb , and other
Southern Democratic leaders, speak, in language
not to be mismaderstbod by the country, the pur
poses of the Democratic party, and what it pro
poses to dc.
The currency. is to be farther depreciated; the
public faith broken, and the national hotior
tainted; State constitutions are to be abrogated;
the civil rights of millions impaired; ,the right to
vote, now a possession, taken from three-fourths
of a million of cworkingmen; the education of
the people, so longed for by the poor of both
races, is to be postponed ; hatreds, instiltis and'
outrages to.the loyal are to be intensified; the
soldier, who fought for the restoration of seced,
ing States, and who now hopes, by his skilled In
dustry, to make the war-wasted fields of the
South bloom once more, is to be forced to leave
his new home, and the malignant spirit of slavery
and caste is to rule again.
Then this murderous advice of Albert Pike, the
friend and champion of Blair and Seymour, ad
dressed to the young men of Mississippi, may bb
accepted and followed to "the bitter end":
"Young men, it is for you to bring back to the
country its golden days. The_Sonth is gar land.
The North is a foreign and hostile realm. Stand
at the altar of your country. Swear eternal ha
tred to the oppressors. Swear that the day shall
come when the Susquehanna and Ohio shall be
like rivers of fire, as they are now rivers of blood
between your native land and that of the North
ern Huns, which no man shall attempt to cross
and live." With one or the other of these two
great parlles,•fellow-citizens, you are constrained
to act in thecoming election of a President of the
United States.
Consider well, I pray you, the histories, the
platforms and candidates of these parties now
asking your suffrage. Remember that by its
fruits the tree Is known, and by his deeds man is
judged. Apply to these 'political organizations
those words of Holy Writ. Test them by the
high standards of love of country and love of
man, and vote as they prompt and approve. So
voting, you shall do something to heal the
wounds of war, rebuke and repress lawlessness
and violence, develop the material and moral
forces of the land, secure equality of rights and
privileges, and thus lift our country to its pro
destined rank among the nations.
Generat.Grant.
The Hon. William Whiting, Solicitor of the
War DeparUnent under President Lincoln, speaks
thus of General Grant:
We have chosen to lead us on to victory next,
November, that commander who' has so often
met the same enemy before! His history is known
to all. He is honest, modest, generous, promp t,
decided, firm, persistent; fearless; cautioris;dlent,
sincere and laithful.. To what living Man are we
under greater obligation than to General Grant,
the hero of a hundred battles! Suppose that he
had fallen, or .suppose that his iron will had fal
tered, that his clear and comprehensive Mind, by
which he had controlled the complicated military
operations of two- vast armies, had been over-
Leaked and had failedi-what would have befallen
our country and its brave soldiers in the field?
what would have been the fruit of all the sacri
fices of r pritriotic .millions of loyal men and
women? • •
"It is the first dictate of gratitude tlrt a great
and generous people should- pay its highest
honor to ths herowtho serwdhla country. Gen.
Gmutto not iitemr:/a agidier. He has great ex
ecntive ability, and wonderful sagacity in judg
- lug of men—so as to put the rigid UM in the
place. -Rwas he who first brought for
ward General Sherman and Phil Sheridan. and
most otthortrrllliantsaidlers of s the army. It
was he who quietly-set aside many of the empty
Celebrities who:Stood:between• xis and our auc-
teas. While he was In the War De - pertinent he
gave conclusive evidence of high. administrative
power. -He Is no orator, but what-ho gaols to
the point. Not with sounding phrase—not with
vain - rhetoric has this stern warrior
sought to caPtivate the fancy. of admiring
_friends,_but_he has _plungedigistron_argnaterits
from the mouths of his cannon into the _ranks of
his enemy. One of the proofs of his real greatness
of character is his readiness to appreciate the
merits of others, and to confer honor upon those
who rendered valuable service. No jealousy, no
rivalry, no meanness ever soiled his noble nature,
or prevented him (as -it has prevented others)
from making known his obligations to all who ,
aided him. ' • •
"Owing his high position to no clique of poli
ticking, but solely to his own powers and charac
ter, his position is'afisolutck independent. Holding
already one of the'highest offices in - thegovern:.
ment, he will not be allured by visions of fame or
glory to swerve from the path of duty." • '1
MOH WASHINGTON.
WASIIINGTOrt, • August 28.
General ROsecralls
Arrived here this evenln:g, having concluded his
diplomatic labors at White Sulphur Springs. In.
Lae course of a lengthy ,Intertnear,' he intormcd
S;our correspondent that' his mission was under
' taken at his' suggeation; and Without cOnsulta
don with any, once ' He is for peace, and hecon
delved the idea that he might do some good by
meeting and consulting with tha•leading men of
the late Southern Confederacy- He -. did 'not
'credit the‘stpries., coming from, the South ) ; and
Published bl i the newspapers that the people of
that "0 1 4 Yrere indisposere • to accept , the results.
,of the' war: In' slibrt,. he • th o nght„their send
mentor alid-acts grossly misrepresented He;'
ihereforci, asternied the' garb of perice-Miker. 'a
sort of mediator. = His , reception at '-White ' Sul
- phnrlSprings, though not particularly- lemon-;
, laxative, was all that he aould'7,ltar desired, to
usable own words:* -11 1t; iratif jutd What suited.
him.'
) i
, ltae - tuld hther'inagnatei ill the' late rebel-','
lion et bitiltin tradfraterinif spirit,'. and he sa)ii
they anifeisted a dISPOSitiMilo discuss the
ditto of , the coun t ry in atilt and iaridid Mariner. ,
All a Conversatiefla 'with Southern 'Men Whoni
he met at the'flptings, ' were . entirely satisfactory
toreratinoseertins,, 1,. r .7 ,
With regard to the address It wasi'eporta was
abdut tote Issued, over the ' tilgnettires“ df Tie"
chiefs of thereto rebellion, he' sitysiiimethlegrOf
that,ltlnd inay - yet be•pbt iforth, tont•there•is• 'he
autherity teethe etstethent , that such an addiesd
has been drawn lip already.' 'lre declines at pre
sent 'to inake`publle What' his ' been done; or' to
reveal the programme for the future. , He is con
fident, however, that his mission will result in,
good---whether tel the or the'Democratic
party he did mot state.
- Tolima hilf•OWnianguage again on this point,
he will "bet-an army, or even stake his life, that
good' will come out of his visit to White Sulphur
Springs." When your correspondent suggested
that there Vere many extreme men in the South,
Roseerans said, "No ! that is too strong a term
to use with reference to them. If you call men
extreme who refuse to allow a parcel of ignorant
negroies to rule over them, then, possibly, your
term is• correct; but our people at the North
would not be called extreme if they should
refuse to allow their women and chil
dren to rule over them ; and this is scarcely a
correct' parallel, because our women and chil
dren are intelligent, and for the most part well
educated, but these negroes are steeped in gross
igoranee."
"The Southern people," the General continued,
"are fixedly set against the rule of negroes,
and will not submit 40 it. They are for peace.
They have had enough of war. Their land is
desolated and themselves ruined, financially."
General Rosecrans says he is no politician, is
above party, and independent, bat he ' will sup
port anybody of menwho are for peace and
who wish to give the Southern people the chance
as against theiriate slaves. If everything' goes
on as he expects, With regard to his Sulphur
,kprings mission, he will at the proper time lay
all the facts before the country.
Further conversation elicited the fact that, by
this he• meant if it was damned proper by the
President and prominent Democrats 'throughont
the North, an address of the Southerners .would
be given to the press. ' Consultation on this sub
jtet is to be held here; probably to-morrow.
General Roseerans 'has evidently ueturned with
the impression that the late, rebels are "all right;"
that they are thorough' Unionists; that they love
the. Constitution and “old-liagi'-betier-than-the-
Radicals do; in short, that they are not what
Wade Hampton, Frank Blairratid the Southern
organs of public opinion represent them to be.
lie purposes going to New - York to-morrow, and
from thence to his home in Ohio.—lnquirer.
Indian Affairs.
• A Washington deepatch in the Press says:
The Indian Bureau has received advices from
Saperintendent Murphy, dated Atchison, Kansas,
August 22. He says he fatly concurs in the views
expressed in Agent Wynkoop's. letter that the
innocent Indians who are trying to keep in good
faith their treaty pledges should be protected,
while he earnestly recommends that the .Indians
who have committed the recent gross outrages
be turned over, to the military and that they be
severely punished. Mr. Murphy says:
I reflect that at the very time these Indians
were making such loud professions of friendship
at Lamed, receiving their annuities, die., they
were then contemplating and planning this cam
paign. I can no longer have confidence in what
they say 'or promise. War is surely on us, and
in view of the importance of,the case, I earnestly
recommend that 'Agent Wyekeep 'be furnished
promptly withlhe views of the department., and
that full instructions be given him for his future
action. -_
-"Mr. Wynkoop suggests that he be empowered
to take the Indians whom he knows to be guilt
less of the enormities committed .on the fhtline
river,and who are desirous of remaining at peace,
and locate them with their lodges and families at
some good point which ho may select in the vi
cinity of Fort Lamed, and that those Indians
be subsisted entirely by the government,
and until this trouble is over, be kept with
in certain bounds. Be asks to be furnished
with a small battalion of United States
troops for the purpose of protecting them
from their own people. from being forced by
them into a war. Let those who reftrße tCt ref
epoxy to his call, and come within the bounds
prescribed; be considered at war, and let them
be properly punished. By this means, if war
takes place, which he considers inevitable, there
will be ability to discriminate between those who
deserve punishment and those who do not, other
wise it will be a matter of impossibility.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In steamer iv onnsao, from ston—Montgomery James.
m Harrison. BJ Way and aon. , JD Brown. J Brown. G
Janvier and wife, J Kreider, daughter and two sous.
Mr Trull and wifeidlire Wood. Jot 'Beckman. J B Roberts,
C H beavenis, Mni:Allbodstrom, all of Boston; Mr Zim
merman. Mr Zugier, Piekering..Mr Pointe. all of
Hardaburg ; Mr Hollingsworth, wife and eon, of Phila.
ITATIVNISL
Iteigutia tor the ldEPOZ nur r T Arsipul Pa enitur raffled=
BOSTON —Sterunship Norman. Captain Crowell-20
kge firth J Power & Co; 24 C B Jones; 360 Crowell & Col
lins; 90Hoone, Schwarz & C 0; 863 G B Kerfoot & Co • 57
Atwood, itan&. & Co; 27 Kennedy. Brains & CO; 10511 R
Bro; 50 J L Nicholson; 23 J Stroup & Co; 112
order; 40 E A Bonder & Co; 17 pkge dry goods G W Blabon
& Co ; 25 J W &51 Brown; 42 43 Brewer & Co 52 Coffin dr
Altemite ;21 B W Chase & Son ;63 Lewis Wharton & Co ;
T T Lea & Co ; 45 Boyd & White; 15 Newell dr Co; 21 ce
boots and shoes Baker & Bros; 189 Bunting. Durborow
Co ; 208 J Borden; 41 R F Clayton,- 29 Conover. Dorff & Co;
60 Charidler,Hart Co; 119 Gra ff, Watkins & Co; 39 Had
dock. Reed & Fe; 29 W W Pane& Co; 34 Shultz & Else;
31 - J & M Saunders; 24 A A Shnmway & Co; 89 A Tilden
& Co; 73 J T Slate; 41 D B Winebrenner ; 182 West. Boutm
worth & Co; 100 bbls syrup Coyle, McLaughlin & Co; 25
Janney & Andrews; 52 W J MeCahan & Co; 18 Lippincott
& Trotter ; 100 Waterman. Son & Cope; 49 pkge castes W
a Arnold ; 87 pkgs bdw Riddle Hardware Co ;50 Ude liquor
order; 20 do apples Davis &Nan:ter; 24 bra =dee Githens
& Regeamer; 81 bxs sewing ynachines Grover dr. Baker; 64
pkgs cranberries P P Guarino; 14 do steel J Haman; 10
Obis °DJ Dowell & Co; 88 coils rope A 11 Henkel& Bon;
114 ce chair stock Kilburn & elates; 4 G B Pone; 20 cases
'wise Shields & Bro; 37 D 13: Bliferr , 96 horror tacks
,vy
Somers. .
iii.AT . ANZAB—Bark filteeket,, , Bibber--511 . bit& El
ice molassets A Dimino.
eiT. JOHN. NB;-.BrielfaHon.iSatinderg-400.000-lathi
T P Galvin & Co. • -
063
ST. JOHN. NB.—Schr Lugy..-Copti---40,000 pielsens
laths) War Eons - • • • • • .
Err. J0HN.1711.--ElehrPercy , reer
bed date'.lUo.ooolathe T P Galvin & Co - -
CHARLESTON--13chr Argil!! Eye, Mayhew — .l. B 9 000 fT 3 t,
flooring T P Galvin & Co.
BANGOR—Rehr Porto Rico, Tyler—W.oo feet .15,K4eq.
botuds 1'40,000 lathe 150,000 shingles T P Galvin it• Ce..•
,
FI.OVEMIEN'ES
AB
OF OCEAN' E. STEAMIk.ES. —
TO RIV
SHIPS TROY WIZ DAM
8e110na......•
......, .London.. New Y0rk..........Aug. 8
Propontiz. .Liverpool—Boeton.........Aug. 11
Virginia ....... ....Liverpool. Mew York ... . Aug. 12
Anian . .... .....„lAverpoolnebee ... 13
lowa....thaegow..,,iew York. - Aug. 14
City of Wiumington.LivOrpool..N Y via Halifax... Aug. lb
Ii eae ..... Southampton..N ow York. ....Aug. 18
Tripoli . .......Liverpool—Boeton&N York.... Aug. 18
City of Parrii Liverml—N ow York ...... —Aug. 18
France...-...........Liverp001. New York ...... 12
Java.: —Liverpool. :Now York.. . Aug. 22
Colorado - - .Liverpool.. New York . . Aug: 85
TO DEPART.
liork..Aninwall.... Sept; -t
THE DAILY EVE NUM BULLETIN---PHILADELPHIA,SATURDAY, AUGUST 2L.1868'.-
, .
naminoufa... ~.New York—gamburg .. Sept. I
Juniata .. PhiladeVkla—NeW OrleanZ.......Sept. I
!,0rk..1.Averp00L,.........5ept. 2
Pioneer: ....MMIMMALL.WILratnituu;. - .......5ept. 2
Deutsebeard New Y0rk..8remen.............5r pt. 3
Eagle New Y0rk..11avana.............5ept c .
Aleppo.. . ..... New York.. Liverpool..... Sept. 3
Gity of earl; c
_New York..UveropmlJ Sept.
Sept.
Arse° Now York..Bremenvia Cowee Sept.
York..Glaarow...‘ uept.
frgiMa New York..LiverpOd • Eleitt,
Bakota. ... —New York..Aspinwall. .
City of Waabington.N. York..Liverrlvia „Sept.
Germania ..... Sept.
Brig Mary E Thompson, Warren, 5 days from Boston,
in ballast to J E Bagley & Co. - '
Brig Pomona Brown, 5 days from Fall River...in ballast to J N Bagley & Co.
Behr Redraaldridga. 5 days from Norfolk. with lumber
to Collins & Co. • .
Behr Lucy. Com 11) Bays from St John. NB. with laths
and pickets to Oasull & Song, •
Seim II Steelman. Robinson, 6 days from Newborn. NO
with lumber to captain. • • • • •
Behr J D Vlddor, from New York. • witk lumber to .T P
Galvin & CO.
Eichr C L Vandervoort, Baker. f rom Bangar.With lum
ber to Crowell & Collins. •
liar Porto Rico, Tyler, from Bangor with lumber to T
Behr Olivia; Fox:1 dalllOMCdear.D . el : witty grain to
Jae LBeivlair&Co: f • •
Sabi' Zonave k libort, ,4- day 4 frozrk Frederica, Del. with
grain'to Jas ` L' zuvrieres Co.' • '
Bel* J B Apatini
'Pak L W.
Sing (WAD= ItESTIDIDAY: ,
Siemer Tonawanda. Jemainualiwannah.-rnuadelphia
and Southern iiiail,,fßik , ..izi t i r k4 l 4 4 l.
SteaMer g_ le S Ter.,
Stearton. /Amnon Statei • ebWEil — tiztiomi; It Foster. ,
Bark laitrav ir Dix.Aols_widi t 50mA/int
Brig John elsii, Jr. illuna*Y., is W Welsh
,
Behr W no. Ling o RiiptroP.l.• westormelettd Coal Co.
Behr Niglio Bell. Stable Pfoyidenot dB Baxley& Co.
' • MEMORANDA
Dashhut Wave, Mayhew, at SIM Francisco lath
inst. or two vo l t , ,
Ship Lord Canning (Br), !Marxism. galled from Calcutta
prior to' 10th inst. for New York.
Cship Northeastalr),Cawlanitfor.New Yorltaatled from
alcutta prior to loth inst_
Steamer Europa (Br), Craig,'eleared at New York yes.
terday for Glasgow.
Bark Welhelmine, Rhein, was loading at London 15th
net for this port ' •
Bark Chasm. Smith. at San Francisco lath inst. from,
Port Tou wend for this port •
Bark Priscilla, McAlevy, cleared at Portland 26th inst.
for Buenos
Williams,yres.
Brig C V w Thompson , h en c e iri,V Trinidad lath
in stant
Brig Olive, Parker, from Rondont at Boston 27th inst.
Brig Anna Wellington; Johnson, from' Havana, was
below Baltimore 27th inst.
DEPARTMENT: OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
OFFICE, No. 104 SOUTH FIFTH STREET
Pin - LADEtsnie Aug'. 27th, 186 S.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
- -
Sealed proposals will be received at the* Office
of the Chief Comraissioner,.of Highwaye until 10
o'clock; A. M. on SATURDAY, 29th instll4sl' lho
construction of a Sewer on the West foot Way, of
Broad street, from the south curb ei line of OoltMi l
bia avenue to the south line of Oxford 'street,
with a clear inside diameter of two feet six'
inches, and with such inlets ' and
man holerias maybe directed-by theCbitif Engi
neer and Surveyor. The understanding to be
that the Centred& shall take. bille'prepaied
against the property fronting on. Bald! 'sewer, to
the amount of one dollar.and , twenty-five
for each lineal foot of front on' the west side 'of'
the' street as so much cash paid; arid one-half 'the
balance, as limited by Ordinance, to bepaidby'
the City.
When the street is occupied by a City Passen
ger Railroad track, the Sewer shall be constructed
alongside of 'said track in such riumiter.tts;riot'tri .
-obstruct or interfere with the safe passageiif the
cars thereon'; 'and no clidit for remuneration shall
be paid the contractor by the company using
said track,`as specified in Act of Assembly ap
proved May Bth, 1866. '
All bidders are' invited to be preisent at
the time and place of opening the said
proposals. Each proposal will be accom
panied by a certificate that a,,liond has been
filed in the Law Department as directed
by Ordinance of May 25th, 1860. If the Lowest
Bidder shall not execute a contract within five
days after the work is awarded, he will be deemed
as declining, and will be held liable on his bond'
for the difference between his bid and the next
highest bid. Specifications .may be bad at the
Department of Surveys. which wilt be strictly
adhered to.
MAHLON EL DICKINSON,
au27-3t§ Chief Commissioner of Highways.
CROSS CREEX "'LETIIGH COAL.
PLAISTED & MoCOLISN
No. 3033 CUESTNUTlitreet,,Wera Philadelphia,
Sole Retail Agents for Coxe Brothers & Cd.'s celebrated
Cross Creek Lehigh Coal, from the Buck Mountain Vein.
Thia Coal is particularly adapted for making Steam for
Sugar and Malt Houses... Breweries,. &c. It is also =tar
paesed+as a Faintly Coal. Orders left et the office of the
Miners, No. 841 WALNUT Street (let door). will receive
our prompt attention. Liberal arrangements made with
manufacturers ni3ing a regular quantity. jyld it
a. mason amiss.
itiRE - tai,EltiiiiGNED INVITE AL .11313 7 ". Td
1 their stock set
Spring Mountain. Lehigh and Locust Mountain Co
which;. with the preparation given by us. wetbink c
be excelled by any other Coal.
Office, Franklin Institute Building. No. WS. Seventh
street BMW EIREAFF.
lalatt Arch street wharf, Schuylkill.
pURE PAINTS .— WE OFFER TO THE TRADE PURE
White Lead, Zinc Whitennd Colored Paiute of Our
own manufacture, of undoubted pnrfty; iii quantities to
suit pnrcluusers. ROBERT SHOEMAKER d; CO..Dealem.
in Pointe" and Varnhhea. N. E. corner Fourth and Race
iftreete. no2l.tf '
RROBARB ROOT, OF RECENT IMPORTATION.
and very ecrior quality White White Gam Arabia, East
India Castor 0 White andllottLed Castile Soap Olive
Oil, of various rands. Far sale ROBERT 'SHOE,
MAKER & CO.. Druggists. Northeast corner of. Fourth
and R e streets, n 0714
DIWISTS. tRINDRISS.--DR&DUATER, MORTAR.
MN., Combs. Brushed. 'Micron, Tweezeri,_Eufl
Boxee.. Rom Scoops, Stireeg iustrunlenb t Trusses. Hard
and Soft Rubber Goods, Vial Cues, Olsighluid Metal
Syringes. &0., all at "First Reaule"prim.
SNOWDEN & BROTHER; ' '
aybtf 23 South Eighth street.7')
RVivORFART STIOESIA.KKEt & CO.. WHOLMSALN
Druggists. N. E. corner Fourth and Race 'stream,
invite the attention of the Trade , to their large atock of
Fine Drugii and Cheirdeabk. Faasktial .0n461.
Corks. dro. - U 02741
THOMAS EL DIKON'& SONS,' gTO VEB.
1
Plase
gra ' No. 12Bia l riB te Mi Tir ted eP anu adel
Manntactilre T d wit DOWi.
PARLOR,,
CELAMBER,
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II RE 8. —3:I7.BILEY. MERRELL a
G U NERS
No; 718 Chestnut setreet, manufacturers
of 01.71•061. Larog ril le m , dro„ t would call the attoti •
of the imblie to their and elegant assortment of Gag'
zumseatio o _ronitoo k rookotolitom Ther . oho in
I V
sae DIM Into dwellings and rob bail se. and
toe odhtg. Ilterind and rernirirkt sag plper . Anti ,
warranted. •
A DyEETEENG AGENCY.
• GEORGE DE is GO.•
Agento tor allnewpapai et the lowest Wee. Offlos.
Ne 702 Chestnut niM eeoond Boot:, PRESS BUILD,
"a064U411.11.11
JAMESVBOIf 4,7 421 _ v
vr
COATES ALTOr4. Mordailix Comical-rms.
THOMAS POTTER. ,
:4 1;1 'di fl it :I l i 11;11
"I : I• • :
Bun Rmr. 6 68 113 m, tlam 6MI Ulan .WAsrics; tit 1
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Norman, Crowell. 48 hours from with
mdso and passengers to H. Winsor & Co.
Steamer Utility, Fargo, .66 hours from ?rovidenee ,
with mdso to D ti Stetson &11..:o. • - .
Steamer Black Diamond: Meredith. 24 hours from New
York, with mdse to W fd Baird & Co,:
fiteamerti 0-Wallcon ahem, Si hours from New York.
Bark dse S t ock er Baird &Co. _
T. Mbar, 14 days from his.tonias,'with
Molasses to A Merino,
. Brig G T Ward. Willeby, 4 days iron' Sagan, in ballast
to Workman & Co.
Schr W &Fiera. lioinnan, sailed from Charleston• Ye
sterday for this port. _
Behr Florence Shay, Hulse. cleared at N 'York yesterday
for this port, to load for the Mediterranean.
Behr drake. Brown, cleared at St John, NB. 26th inst.
for this port.
Seta Harriet dr Sarah: hence at New London Nth init.
Schr G U Mortis. drib,: hence at Geototovni, 80.
inst. via Charleston.
Sew Watauga, Munroe, cleared at Georgetown. BC. M 3
inst. for this port.
PROPOSALS.
COALANI)„WOOL►►;
DIMON,
. o o nn
tn o rn , taA , ;.: . ,
ror Antbracge. I) r pi7,67,woo r rita.
WA TimANTIIIINACE%
/or Wanajp_PuttUa an TO s 8
1
REcuBTW. II22 VPIATOBB. . .
• , 4:1AP13., ,, ,
oocuarieWßßeintaolimits.
WllO and 'RETAIL
RETAIL DUE 8011111 A
liT 8 ON BARROWS, BEST
"
Pure Bilk lhackunniadlnee.
Bummer. Poplins, ;steel colors,
Black Lacel3hawla and Rotundal. •
White Lace Shawls and Rotundas.
Real Shetland Bhawle, ,
Imitation Shetland tihnWle.
White and Black Barego Shawls.
White and Black Llama Bhawls--
Bummer stock of Bilks , and Dress Goode, closing out
cheap. I EDWIN HALL & GO..
IylB tf . 28 South Second street. •
GAS MIYILTURM
PJ4Bfi 3 O~iA~:.
ZGMPIMiAIw ,
FSENOII'ICS.
PREPARED
GRIMAULT & CO. '
Chemists to 1. 0, Prince Napoleon,
No. 45 Rue de Richelieu, Perla.
SOMBER PHOSPHATE OF IRON,
By Leras. M, ,D.,.Boetenr ea &lances, Grimanit & Co.
Chemieta. Parts.
According to the opinion of the members of the r aria
Academy of Medicine, thia article is euperior to all the
ferruginous preparations known. - Itagreee teat w i th the
atomach„ieever cause, eostivenesa; it contains the ' ale.
mats of the blood and the osseous frame, and nage&
where other preparations:fail, ouch at Vallet's pill, Iron
reduced by hydrogen, lactate of iron, and ferruginous
mineral water. Ono tablespoonful of the solution or wup
contain, three grains of of iron. They are both
colorless.
Children's Diseaselodized Syrup of
orso.Radish.
Prepared by Grimault & Co.. Pads
Ma ayrap contain. iodine combined with tho Jules of
watercress. horaoradish and as gram, in which
iodine and sulphur exist naturally,. avd for this reason it
is an exce ll ent substitute for cod liver oil, which is ono.
taffy supposed to owe its efficacy to the presence of isocline..
The lodized Syrup 40 lionorisdish invariably produces
most satbrfactory results , administered.to children suffer.
113 g from lyraphitism.,rachiltim,congestion of the glands ,
of the neck, or the various eruptions on the face so fro.
quoin during' infancy.' It is also the best remedy for ther
ant nano of COINCIM II tie n. tieing gt once lento :And do
putative, it excite, the appetite, promotes.digestion: One'
stores to the Gaines their naprollimmen and -
Dr.( Dunn Du -, illtilspenVoi. Digestive Lb.
szePlrea.ol. the ailicann,p lactates. • .
The Alkaline Lactates exercise the'inen beneficial in
finance over the derangements of :digestion, either by
their pecurar action on the mllettouo membrane_ of the
stor or by affordimpto,:thelatter throtightheir corn.
bina on with the saliva to the gastric puce,* ont&ly of;
locti gold, whicliall Engiieb, snatch and Other,PolsiolOP
gists ,admit to be an essential principle of algeorson , ' For
the infOratiemotAhose who may. ha without medical
advice, may bee tated_here that the:symptoms of ins.
•
paire_d smitten'Efissolachej. nein in-the forehead.
hem -inania, gastritis, of heartburn. wind' in Um
stomach and hoWels, loss o appet ite, emaciation.' &e. ' •
DISEABEB Or THE ; ONEST:
SYruP of. HYD9Pitiosio " htile litine• •
Crimault & !?e., Clataisto, Porto. •
A syrup compounded with this new.balthai hew intro
ducod by Dr. Chun:hilt, for the treatment of pulmonary
phtbfais. 'Recent trials Made at thii Bromoton Consump
tion Hospital. an institution especially devoted to the
treatment of diseases of..the .chest, have.ahundantlyeter
moustrated the absolute necessity of obtaining this now
therapeutic agent in the most perfectly pure and natural
condition. Each table spoonful of
_syrup contains four
find= of perfectly pure hypophosplatte of lime: and as
compounded by MM Grimault & Co., of Paris the syrup
is the only preparation which guarantees to the medical
profession all the properties required in this valuable
medicine.
DIARRHOEA, DERANGEMENTS: OF THE
STOMACH..
GICIFEAVILT & CO.'S GIIARANAL.
This natural iregetatit. production, Pe' ifix4ly innoewius,
bee been long need in Brazil with the utmost success, as a
remedy for diarrhcea, sick headache, dysentery, and all
disorders proceeding from derangement of the stomach
or bowels. This powder is indtapeusanba tor all families,
and far w ore efficacious than opium and the stamttrata
of bismuth.
IN PARIS. at GM:KAU - LT di C 0.15, drae de Richelieu
AGENTS IN PHILADELPHLI.
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO.,
N.W.. ear, Tenth and Market Ste.
de74l, •
if \PAL DENTALLINA.-4 SUPERIOR ARIIiCILE WS
li cleaning the Te eth .: deetruyinC i rMlealuWtdcal rn.
feet them, giving tone to the gang; leaving a feeling
.offrag.rance and perfect cumullnose in the mouth. It may
be used daily, and will be found to strengthen weak and
bleeding gums, while the .aroma , good ; i a l u panti Onus .1"Will ,
recommend it to every one.' - Ile big. tom with the .
- nedstance of the Elenthrt,`Fhyliciens ' 'ldieroscaddat '
is confidently oifored , seareliabliveubstitate for the no
certain washes formed:, .th..voltue.,2',_ 2' ''_.....,, q...,........"'" '''.. l
Eminent Dentists. angruiletea w i t h -- uus ' '''""Ml i i s ' .
the Dead li ne, advocate lta. use; It .....tabis no to ;
Prevent lid onreetralned_employmmt: ' Made only by
. Jill - T. 13.11.INN;Apathecary •'•
- . Bread and Spruce
• For sale by Thrtinlitg generally and ....."`
. ... my l ar l i m :w., __]„_
leo 41 1nlIM I :ls - T - vts, -
C. B. Hearty, Geo, C. ..Bower.
Wl= H. Say, . Chaw Shivers,
C. H. Needs S. M. Mccialthis ,
T. J. Mahan B. C. Ihno.Ung, .
Ambrose Smi Chas.lL'Eberle, ' '
Edward P Jame' Mt Markst ~ ' •
Wm. B. -Webb i E. Bringlmrst A CO.
James L. Bisrptiam. "gat di Co..
Hughes 4 Combo. __._---. —_/1„.0, Blriles_atrega ..- _
Henry A. Bower,-Wyeth - 8. Bro. •
TBABELV& mememo. ra.pr N.mmpra
Street Consraltatlons free.' mr&ly
airaimunimare-61001111111
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM man
'MANUFACTORY:
'h&c. tot these celebrated
notice Shirts supplied prompt',
brief .
Gentlemen's Punishing Gook
Of late styles lu fun variety.
WINCHESTER, 55 CO.:
.... r.0 7041 CHESTNUT:
FINE DRESS SHIRTS
GENTS' NOVELTIES;
J. W. SCOTT Si CO.,
814 , Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Four doors below Continental 110te1. 4 w
tt
,i, - iagi_ 4 7,..i_re=m t ira AND BUT
0 E, tllebrlvn Lthend.obud.o s tilitra
... 4 • : = rivals _ k rum ato order
j
RING (3001311,
' of
—iev.afi ddscriPtion. vaVofr. KS ObftUrd i
--- . 111=2 412 "nth. ° ljietiridGi " .ll
. lIIMEMIEWEEPS
OPEN. IN THE IIIMAIL
EVENWG.
THE FINE ARTS.
A ;New, ,90 - 4141:g in.
BEFILIN'PAINTED PHOTOGRAPHS
A. S. ROBINSON
.No. 910 CHESTNUT - - STREET,
"
Has jurt received a superb collection of
Berlin 'painted Photegrephs of
F.I.ONVE I RS.
They are exquisite gems_ of art, rivalling in beauty.
natural-peas of tint, and perfection of form a great variety
of the etioicest exotic flowering plants_ . They are mounted
0nJ • 3 3 4:3d . e of three sizes, and sold from p 5 cents to $3 and
_ For
_framing. or the album , they are incomparably
beaunpil.
, ,
Du 11111E85 VASDi.
.701121 J E arravna. J. SELLERS PENNOCK.
WEAVER &
--PLUMBERS, GAB AND BTFAM FITTER%
•
87, North Seventh Street s , Plilladelphlas
D Sae and Water in first.
clime eVle. An assortment of Braes and Iron Lift and
Force Pups constantly on hand.
• ,LED BURNING AND CIIRMICAL PLUMBING.
N. B.—Water Wheels supplied to the trade and others
at reasonable pricee... .
' • fiYM &MS
Mom A. Wlllairrs TIII3
=roman wnfarrr, minx r. negrA.-
PETER %MORT & SONS.
importers of Earthenware
Shipping and Commlislon Merchants,
No. 115 Walnut street. ThiladpiPtua.—
s riOrrON AND LINEN BAIL DUCK OE =ERE'
d.l from one to six feet wide all numbers. Tent
ALyd Awning_Duek, Eapermakere
JOHN' W. EVERMA.N dt CO., N 0.112 urchin.-
f - g l a r pac lS TßlVr l ge l lituganneQ a 9tEr •
ven7Liow priced. A. ISYI3BOII. PdangactOrerfltkat ,
r,drertte.uoldirodthV c All. Library *tract.
jraorm_„,s BEZ WEit-u4ia. orwa or , '/ . 1t.;
eivp tof exaelleitt T eti ju
Ire 01 . an hand and for We by JOBEPHI
V. a CO.IOB ao • • Delaware avenerhil.
For Boston--.Eltskunahiptinit Direr&
K G
LINZ Mrimm
EET P mon
Abtpl
ttatuvDA e -
vi. •
AIAK lELLAD
_
Mk This Una Composed of thstotaw
Romirr4lAmii,ov i ikan co; Baker. '
, SAX ONAnou tons. Captain P. M. Bons.
430.18.31 AN. 1,203 tpne. Captain Crowell
The NOltal t :r Phita , OnWedneedaMept.2,at, 10 A.M,
Tao ROMAN Bolton, Mondar. Aua.jl...at 3 P.M.
These 8 Pi sail
being and rraant
Received tom day, a Steamer ...eialways on the
Frelitht to points and Boston neat with deeps
Freight taAerqor all points in_ /few itnr,laud and for.
warded as directed. Insurance pi.
For Freight or Fassage_finvorfor aeeirrnmodatlnna
IPPIY to , , LizzotY„. HMSO& & Co..
mv3l , noura Damara &venni.
PHII.ADELPTILL ItritOND AND NOR
la g Of t. ' : 8 HIP
:4 ci v i r iettlNE TO. Tifti
??.. : „ if : I ,
"0-I,froeLD.ra ",- likMar%
i l l hni l agi a r , end Soma. i engine, U°B -4.. t° Ai t ..
e
"IThaaile•M•l34 tht i r re llt . I ta n aMa via
IlAil
t°14?)111)11
nnessi*Mne and 'stabil:ion and
ItAT Fre SITLADI "NOT ° CH, taken__
... ~
The reitalarity. siezety of this roam ann.
mend it to the rade as the in _ esirahhi • medium far
carrying *my description of treig_ ht. , I
No charge tor nonizuhialan. &Mai% °ken/ WPM.
=Oa Ware at Ittised ti
reeedredDAMlt. ; tut i vei?
. Mt. P. Com au
, , , ,
, - li_li North isc pawn
W. P.:POMIt..I: - Agent at nie=tin and Oily t,_
T. r. maw - mare ao., Asent• at Norfo lk. Ma
-.Q.:
dikilliat,p/ I6AXM IL I" %P MUM
" .1 4 1WEZtrEEN
iaItj A "JIBIATA tap FOR , ' W ,- 0/14Wal e
Y A,; on Wednesday. September 2, fit 11A•clolsk
410 4"4b is* ORLEANS, IA
'A T N l KAtoptember--,,- _
he TO !MANUA will eau iou uAYAIINAU 931
Elaturdaz,_,ftimit,29tbi aye otioekA. • -
'rbe wtymoio pAY4II,IIAII on
'6VILANrit wUI sail i'o , GTO II.N.CL•
on Yvetazdjßiptha l ltl i k ...t. -. T i ckets
soViga - ientrae ° Sontb 1 . 11111 "“
l OWA t = l =
No. • • ' ware'svenua:•.
"./ HAVAVAIL STEAMERS. - •
N ' EIZIAIKONrALY
E1ED10 . 1.... ' ............. OartliOwoo '
wreas
_ r .,..„. „,._
_bovr. llobies
. .pv n ezipas lopes row port .............
Zh —er TorsTrmillEFAM AND EITIWEIVEr Irriekinidor.
wui tin !for inuss on \Toom ewn4 July' Mots
la P
o'ctocz na.._ . • i s i o :
, e ,' , • ' • : ,
ri li o ll areoelattairal ' ' '
For or mum, %We , , •
, m WAT_TIION &BONE.
- Irno North vaaware &velum
• NOTIEE;
' Eon NEW YORae
via DMA are and Raritan Canal.
Exparas a OAT COMPANP.
The Steam Propellers of , the &toe leave , Daily from
fain wharf below market street.
THROUGH IN Di HOURS.
Goods forwarded by all the Lilledi 6011211 out of NOW
Y rk North. East and West—free Or commission,
troiant received at mir mmal low rates,
WM. P. CLYDE & CO
JAS. HAND, ent.
14 South Wharves,Philadelphia.
As
119 Wall street, cw. Routh. New York. 1111119411
fAI
(=eta wt E P AW I CI ira o " E L A i
111 4
Elana peake aad ana%
merlons 'at mmanurisi Delaware from the m C with ear
oat direct route for
Lynchbms, Edda, Erroxville. Nashville. Dalton awl the .
BouthWest.
Stemma leave " • tram the fret wharf Moor
Market street, every at noon.
Freight received daily. W2d. P. GLIDE*C
a O..
4Ag Na l ar o Ld South Whams.
J. B. DAVIDSON Agent at wn.
M. ELDRIDGE at' CO Vlso
gin* . • C 0 .. "
fel
Mkt.yoß CHARLESTON, 13. 0,. DIRECM„,
The Steainship Promethens is now receiving
freight at Pier I South arrest. and will
positively sail on WEDNESDAY, September W. Sit 3
P. Dl. For freight apply to
EDMUND A..tIOUDER di CO.
auV3.4t No. 3 Dock street Wharf.
FOR ANTWERP—PETROLEUM
it The British skip Sentparell, Captain Me
ALPIN, view Wadi° for above port for
f eight or pmage, apply to WO & CO., No.
'Wetrint street.
, 'WANTED IMMEDIATELY, VESSELS TO
load at Charleston for Philadelphia. Liberal
Bo
paid and despatch given.- Apply' to
Edinund A. Bauder & Co., Dock street wharf. je3041
06. ` FOR An t iVERP.—TFIE FIRST.CLIIBII 80IP
*IIIIAHA.M'S POLLY" fa now la flauS for Ant.
Twerp having a large portion of her cargo en
gaged. Will have quick despatch. For freight. manned
Ott apply to WO RpIAN 4 CO.. Walnut
street. e•A -• • • `• •• • • • , • • aul2t,f•
•'`' OTlCE—PW'll4lir Ti, ;4:
Dehtware and. Radian , Vanid---8 • bruin
, dation Company---Ibirpatch Az&
Swiftirtire Linea— e bnaineta by these littan will bent. ,
sumed on and after the Mb. .of _Far Freight:
which will be taken on . accominoda ,
ttag
WE. Id BAIED-&43o..l.B2Bautb'Wharveit imms.
- • ' 5- ELAA.R.Lr_,ANIO . . 1.5
. 5 5 :Btu= Cr. Tow..jjoar„::
„ towed. bet areon Philsdelp ..BalUmona
HavrekteLl3race_ ; Delaware City and Interm
Wld. CLIMt 0,. 'Agents. Capt. op4N LAI; ;
LIN. Sun't Office. 148. waarraa. s Pbita. 5 , 5 5 5 5 5 tal4f
fIetUTJON.—ALL YERSONR ARE HEREBY GAIT
V) Honed against. trusting orharbering any of tho - crew
of the N. G. ebbs. HERMANN. lichweers. Muter. as no
dente of their contracting will be paid by master, or con.
elgneea. WORKMAN 'r GU, y 23 Walnot street.
. i • 41: : Aar : • .
tinned against barbering or tainting tura the c •
. the Brig tthief, Barteby Master. sus no debts of the
ontracting will be paid b ca .tain or ie. . 4. es,
iYM•tf ; : .
,
NOTICE.—CONOIGNFZES OF bIERCHANDIBE OF
Br. brig Chief, BarPaby maker from Leghorn, will
please attend to the rei n eA l lon of their good'. The vewel
will cbmmence Mach under general ender. on FRI ,
DAY. A. rd., 24th ins , at B an n= etreet whrf. Baluryl•
kill. When all goods not permitted will be cent to the
public stores. WORKMAN' & cO. -
jy2l tf 123 Walnut street.
NOTICE.—THE CONSIGNEES OF MEP.OHANDISE
per Bark SABAH A. DUMAN. Perry. 'Muter.
from London. will please attend to the Von of their
goods, The vessel will commence ditch ng_at Baca
Street Wharf, under general order, on T it 7 MilY, A.
M., 9th Inst., when all
_goods not permitted will be sent to
the Public Stores, WORKMAN 4 CO., 1 23 Walnut
street; Consignees' irk!'
CAUTION.—ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBID
harboring or trnetinganv of the crew;of the Norwegian
• bark Andreae, Captain Dahl, as no debt of their contract
ing Win be paid by captain or agents. WORKMAN
& WORKMAN
CADTION.—ALL PEREIONS ARE HEREBY . CAU
tiened against trusting or harboring any of the crew
of the N. G. ship Neptune, Dineke, master; as no debts
oiltbeir contracting wilijm paid by Captaidor Condgeee.
WORKMAN & C0.,123 Walnut street. brit!
CAUTION.—ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAE..
tioned against trusting or harboring any of the crew
of - the•N: 0: ship Electric, June, master, as no debts - of
their contracting will be p_ald by- captain or consignee.
WORKMAN & CO., 123 Walnut street. .15 , 1 tf
rtAUTION.—ALIo PERSONS ARE HEREBY . CAR.
tioned against trusting or harboring any of the' crew
of the N. G. bark Geestemunde, lifiAen, master, as no
debts Of their contracting will be paid by captain or con.
signed). WORKMAN & co.aaa Walnut Meet. jyl tf
CAIMON:--ALL PERSONS ARE, HEREBY CAD.
timied against harbbring or trusting any of the crew of
the bark 8A8.A.11 A DUDMAN. Perry. master. from Lon
don. ay no debts of theircontracting will be paid. by Cap
tain or Consignees. WORM/AN & CO.. Consignees.
1R FENCING.
Thal untlemigned are prepared to receive orders for
English Iron Fence of the beet quality, known. as (tattle
Hurdles, the most durable and economical fence that can
be used, Thfe fence is especially adapted for country ,
seats or for the protection of lawns. It is in universal See
in England in parks and pleasure grounds.
YABNALL dt TRIMBLE.
No, 418 South Delaware Avenue,
. Philadelphia.
MERRICK di 88+,
ANA i BO AiG; POI;INDRY,
WASEUN TON Avent i ihpninsdelphia; MANIJFACT
GTEAJII ENGINES—High and LoW grernna.
Vertical, Beani. Oscillating. Blast and cafundl Pump.
BO der, Fine, Tabular. Aa, cr. n , •
STEAM Naensyth and, Davy 1 11 7 1 0.1 and of:
l Biz • ,
CASTINGS—Loam, BI and Green Bankprais, drc.'
ROOFt_ o lron Prames_,_ f or covering with mete or Iron.
TANK ; Cart or Wrought iron. for refineries. water.
GA (TEIINIIRY—Bruth as 'Retorts, Bev.ch Outings.
Holden; and Frames, Purifiers. Coke and Charooal,Bar.
B o G wA Vr i l si x,i, ji aral i n* g 4„ a Vacuum and
Pumps, Defecatonk,Bone Black Filters:. Burners; Wash.
_ era and Elevators , ; biag•Filtens.,flugar_and./lona_Black
Cam Asc.
Bole manufacturers ol the following ;specialties:
in Philadelphia aad vicinity: of Wiwi= Wrighth; Patent
Variable cutpif dream Berttne,. ,••• • •
In Penns vainia, of, ahnw dusticeiratentDead•Btrols,a
Pow 35 hammer. ,
In the tate& states, of Weston's ratent Self
and elf-ba/ancing Centrifugal tiugaNdriolahls_hraabhux
Glass d; Thirtopm Unproven:lnt, en Aspi nw al l Wooisen
CentrifugaL- - - •
Barters Patent Wrorrightkint Retort liidr
Btrahan'a iirinCni'Bust.
Contrabtots m i ll
the
detigo. erection, antlidtting up i uf Re;
fineries for working =gar or Moil:sae& , ~
ArillPPElt AND '" • " StIENLEILNG
unuder's Cover NaLls..l3blin anilibot
stands on Muds and for sale • •by WIIii3OR •
03,,,t40. 832 floatiLlffliarTea. .
W. 1 GIMNGABNOOK =MOE [ PECTRON, FOE
saki* lobo wittplzrehase stereir er.,
Fives
iv . .1 1 " eq•
, ic El( ct
1120NDIrlfogrO tho tirieD. : itt; -;
Al trade auDAted Wetter,greiold, uir i ni.
en ton Eels Tnorsebrated
Trenton ann e Bloson, JOB.ll 131:1dWA CO.
1300 4sasitik South Delaware avenue.
617lIDEi '
y, acs.
'MEW CHEETNET STREET THEATRE,—
• 1 11 THIS (Saturday) EYENENG. •
Twelfth Night of - • • „
I ' THE WHITE FAW6 ruz,
. PRODUtIED WITH THE MOST BEA
StIENERY IN THE
MOST-OORGEOUS-BALLET-IN-AhIERICA.
Grand and brilliant *salaam*, •
, JARRETT * PALMER'S
COMBINED PANISIAWAND VIENNIESE BALLET
TROUPSS.
MLLES BONNANTI SOMME.
SUPPORTED BY NIGH* PRINCIPALS.
Forty Coryphees sad Corps de Ballet. •
PRH,EI3 OF ADMISSION.
Dress
C ircle ard Parquet..
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CINDERELLA. .
Or, the Lover, the L acks y, or the Little Glue elippor,and
ROMEO, JAFFIER JENKINS.
In Edmund Falconer's Nonsensical Farce of
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With new scenery, the Drama entitled
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NIA.--JOSEPH YEAGER. Jr-. of Philadelphia, bank
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rs
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W EON RBOAY. September 20th,1668, before tho Court at
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may thew cause against the dischArge.
Witness the Honorable JOHN CAD-
Beal of Court,. WALADER. Judge of the said District,
Coat. and the goal thereof. at Philedeb.,
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N, of Ithiladelptd" ta.
the t;ounty of P elpbla uid the Stale of Penzuwlvania.
Within the and &Alm who lifts been adjudged • boa!
rapt on hie own petition by the District Court of Melilla
district. ....
JAMES STARR. Astfanee.
03 Walnut etreet.
To the creditors of raid bankrupt auZ Lat.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT' rdelt 'THE CITY AND
1 (MINTY Or_PHILADELMA
C11R18116.14 11. HEISSE va. ADAM 8: HAUTIERT.
AL Lerv. Ea; March Tomo. Ilkkl; ail. • .
7be Auditor appointed by the- Conn to make disbibu.
lion of the fund origins from the- sale under the abovo
:writ of the following_described.real_
All ,that certain Lot and Buildinge thereon almate on
the sOutheastwardly ride of Fran/lord or - Halo street,
sod on tbotortbeastwardlYeble of ltarfasetta drat:tan
Irankford, to.the Twenty,third War ,contaltank
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sa extetidfrit(Of that width southeastwardli between
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dred and tweicefeersix•inches.
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,au.25.10t1i
N THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY AND
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to audit. !Mille and adjust the account of , RACIIEL E.
MAULEIBY and JOHN J. HALLOWELL, Executors of
the last will and testament of MERCHANT IdAtTLIMIY.
dec d., and to' report distribution of the baler= in the
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ird 11L1L ORPHArS' I NOURT FOR THE 41ITY AND
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office, 128 Oman oath street 3 l the city_of
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AILS tu.tb.s.so Auditor.
IN TUE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TUE CITY AND
County of Philadelphia.—Estate of WILLIAM
8. HALLO ELL, dec'd.—rhes Auditor appointed by the
Court to audit. settle and adjust the Mit= account,of
SAMUEL 8. SCATTERGOOD stole Executor of Estate
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distribution of the balance in hands of,the account.
ant, will meet the p_arties interested for the purpose of his
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ocock. P. M.. at his Mee, No. 423 Walnut etreekin the
city of Philadelphia. J. A. SPENCER.
:u , 27.th at.. 54 Auditor.
tik DAVIS PEARSON, DECEASED—LET
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same will make payment, and those having claims pre.
sent therxrto
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If we have hitt no tiOeMs .in this genera)
tion " we havejuid some great poetry,—much
that: assuredly not. parish inl ttds - age.
~ i s to be regretted, perhaps, that some of the:
finest iecentWerit, kle that Of ID. Morris, is
rather - reproductive - thancreativerorTsaiseks
little of soil from which' it grows: Of•all
contemporary poets ' up to the present point,
only Tennyson and Browning can be said to
have actually introduced new lines of mean-'
ing and fresh philosophical . suggestions into
modern tithught. Browning' has.nothingin 6
common with the laureate beyond the mere
habit of writing in verse. Of all living poets,
he is the least explicit and, most_ grotesque• of;
all living - poets, he shows certainly Mir pro
foundest passion -for humanity. , Great
scholastic- Seclusion and' , long banish;
runt from his , native country have
to some ', extent,' misdirected his!,
choice of themes and embarrassed his style;
but his English,poetry is as perfectly English.
as any we possess;—witness, for example,the'
delicious little bits of landscape in the lyrics.
Ills greatness is manifest in many ways, in '
his subtile thought, -- in his -generous snit
Mighty human sympathy, in his theologic en-:
thusiasm, in his exquisite insight into simple
and complex passion. His origihality is nu e ,
; .precedhnted;. though it, is partly explained by ,
the fact that he hes dritnix-st foreign • not at;
English fountains. He says something we
never heard .before,,and says it ,in a way no
man eTeradop ed 'before: His thought may
be 'involved and slightly'Jesuitical; but it is,
lierieet4hetight of its kitul. His sptleehmay,
be barbarous at times; but hisls the barbarous
of veritable power. '
The genius of the laureate is quite different.
It is almost as indisputable, if less original.
ThOresuirof ,several generations, _of :English,
poets; Tennyson has threwrifipon,the surface :
of coternporary.life several,' of thotight
which axe-very much his own, but which are'
the direct Rrodtict, partly, of Wordsworth's
meditatidn; partly of, Keats's vivid emotion.
The.Tennyixinkin group.of idyls,fin example,
are'directly insplied' from Wordsworth, and
even' .. SoritheVt4ho, - common daisy --trans
formed,by tfvatton , into the'gardme!bache
kw's button." The Tennyiionian . hist* verse
would'have been impossible without the blank
verse of Keats and 'Shelley. It may be
. `.itatd,
lurthei, that Tennyson has;„nowhere evinced
that high dramatic faculty which sympathizes
with the broad moveinents , of national life as
breaking in individuals. His "Northern Far
mer” is 'solitary. Everywhere in , this con
summate artist we miss what we may call
(for want et better words) the large-mmded
nese and humanity of Browning.: It may be
that Tennyson is highly sympathetic; but he
shows no noble heat m tins' direction. His
sweetest mood is academic and lirical; his
largest faculty radiates self-illumination. It
is by `nd: means to be wondered at that he is
more, popular than his rival with average
men and women. The middle classWorid
particularly finds- its culture and temper ad
mirably represented in Tom yson's best
poems. —L ondon Athen mum.
The Last Stohoter—A Mermen Serpeui,
A correspondent of the Deseret News,
published in Salt Lake City, tells the mar
vellous. story of a species of monstrous
animal in Box Lake, Utah . territory. • lie
says: , - •
"The Indians say there is a monster atti
mad which lives in the lake that has captured
and carded away Indians while =in the , lake
swimming; but they say it has not been seen
by them lot manyyears—not since the buffalo
inhabited the 'valley. They represent it as
being of the serpent kind, but having legs
about eighteen inches long, on Which it some
times crawls out of the water a short distance
on the shore. They also say it spirts water
-upwards out of its mouth.'
"Since the settlement of this valley, several
--- penorar have - reported - seeing a - huge animal
of some kind that they cou ld , • not describe;
. but such persons have generally been alone
when they saw it, and but little credence has
been attached to the matter, and until this
summer the 'monster question' has about died
out
"About three weeks ago Mr. S. U. jam
son, who lives on the east aide of the lake at
A place called South Eden, was going to the
Round 'Valley settlement; els miles to the
south of this place, and when about-halt-way
he saw something in the lake which, at the
time„lte thought to be a drowned person.
The road being so little distance from the
water's edge he rode to the beach, and as the
waves were running pretty , high he thought
it would soon wash into shore. In a few
minutes two or three feet of some kind of an
animal that he had never seen before were
raised out of thew ater. He did not see the
body, only the headland what was - !Apposed
to be apart of the neck: - It had - ears or
bunches on the side of, its head nearly as large
as a pint cup. The waves at times would
dash over its head, when it would throw
• water from its mouth or nose. It did not
driftlandward, but appeared stationary,-with
the exception of turning its head. Mr. John
son thought a portion of the body must lie
on the bottom of the lake, or it would have
drifted with the action of the water. This is
Mr. Johnson's version as he told me.
"The next day an animal of a monster
kind was seen near the
-same place ikr.a man
and three women, who said it was 'Swimming
when the first saw it. They represent it as
being very large, and say it swam much faster
than a hoi - Sti could xMon - land. .
"On Sunday last, as N. C. Davis and Allen
Davis. of St. Charles, and Thomas Slight and
J. Collinge, of Paris,
with six women, were
returning from Fish Haven, when about mid
way from the latter named place to St.
Charles, their attention was suddenly attracted
to a peculiar motion or wave in the ,water,,
about three Miles distant. The lake Wei not
rough, , onlia little disturbed by's' light wind.
Mr. Slight said he distinctly saw the sides of
a very large animal that he would suppoae to ,
bknotlesslhan , ninety feet in length. Mr.
Davis denk think he (Davis) saw , any, part of.
' the body,-but is positive it must have been
nut less than forty feet in length, judging:by
the wave it'rolled up on both sides of it as it'
swam, and the wake it left in the rear. It
was goingpouth, and all agreed that it swam
with a speed almost incredible to their
: Mr. Davis' says he never
saw a locomotive'travel_ taster,. and_Ahinks_
it miiit have ithidea mile a minute easy. In
a'few minutes, after the discovery of the first;
a Second one . ..folliraitid in • its wake, but
seemed to be Much smaller, appearing to'Mr.
Blight about - the size of a horse: , A larger one,
' followed this,. and so on till feur larger ones
in all and six small ones had, run southward
out of sight. One of thelarger. ones, befpre
disappearing, made a sudden turn to the west',
A shortdistance -then • back—to- Its :former
-2t ,
_track. ettin MfzEilight says he could.
*.ilistinetly'see it was, of , a, brownish : , :celor.'
They, could judge somewhat of their speed by .
:observing known distance on; the ottier side
,of the 'lake, and all agree that 'the velocity,
with.which they propelled themselies through
theiewater'lwas astonishing. • They represent,
the waves that rolled up in front and on each'
aide of them,as being three feet high- from ,
where they stood, - Thisisleubstantially-their
statement`as they.told; me WEIRS. DA I 4B and
Slight are, prominent men, 'well - lan:Apia the
Cdtitity, and all of themea*Xeliatiley•persene, -
TOO ' - veracity , undoubted: `have 7no
. Ottlirthey',ivould be twilling to. make atilla
'Vitt • Ilieiretatenient."..'
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At6ooY..litrldinnigh aoanomodation ion Bethlehem.
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U 05'A. U. and 2.00 P. M. Trains makes direct conneo.
tion with Lehigh-Valley and Leb_kh and lloNeehanna
w
trains from Easton. Scranton. iaesharre. Mahanoy
ILI&512, Hazleton. -
en leaving WllltesbarnSat 1.4.5__P.2M,
_Connect
atlierthrelam at 6,05 P.' 2/Liand arrlvo ralladelDtga at
8.80 P. K.'
FroinDoilestown at 825 A.M.,6.00 and 7.00 P. id. • '
- From Lansdale at 7.30 A. M.
From Fort Washingtonat P. 30,10.45 A. M. and alb P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9.30 A, M.
PhdLadelphia for Doylestown at 100 P. M.
BoyiEntown for Philadelphia at. 7.00 A. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4..30.-P. M.
Fifth and Sixth streets Passenger Can convey passim;
gars to and from the new DeW„
White Care of Second and Third Streets Line and Union
Line run within a short distance of the Depot.
Tickets must be trrocared at the Ticket office, in order
to secure the lowest rates of fare.
ELLIS CLASH, Agent.
Tickets sold and Benue shocked through to principal
pelnes. st Mimes Beath Penn. Bagasse Doren Office.
No. 105 South Fifth greet
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE SEA
SHORE!
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. -;
BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
k/V.t., TRAINS DALLY TO ATLANTIC LaT
-Oa—and after BATIWAY,--July-4th,-1868. tram will
leave Vine etreet Ferry, as follows; -viz.:
Special lsnouraton. ....... ..... 6.15 A. M.
~,
407 ~, .
-7.80 A. ff.
Freight. with passenger car attached. ........:.:916 A. M.
'Exorcist (through in two h0ur5)........ ....... ... 2.00 P. M.
At1antic........................4.15P. . . hi;
RETIJuNING, WILL LEAVE ATLANTIC:
!weld Excautlon. ....... ........ 18 P. Mi.
. .. ....... ...........
. . ..
Express (through hatwo hours)..... .... ..... ...7 111 A. 5L
........ 5.50 A. MI
Junction Accommodation, to Atr.o and Interme
.diate Station leaves Vine ascot.... ...........5.80 P. M •
Returning, leaven Atco 8.25 A. M.`
lIADDONFISII3 I I "#CCOMMODSTION _VW:NSW=
Vine Street. 'eriy . . Jills A. M. atta aoo
Haddonfield, F. M. and,tl.ls P. M.
83n4DAY mitt TRAIN T 6 ATLANTIC CITY .
Leaves Vine Street' _ • • • * r 7 i oo . I S is k:
Leaves Atlantic.. .. . . . 20 P.
Fare to Athmtic. 58. Rouzurtrip tickets good only :for
the day and train on which thwart) issued. $3. •
The Philadelphia Local Express Company, No. 625
Chestnut street, will call far' bag.yme in AIM Rart of
ty and euburbs. and check to hotel or cottage at
Atlantic City .
_AdditionseTickot Officee have been located in the
Reading.room of the Continehtell:lotek Ontl•..at No. 626
Cheatnnt street. • '
ie3o-tf • 1 3 . -• H.,BITINXYY. Agent. -;
IMPRIPT° EX PI XTB R V ELIA I ERMANatter
rr lBB9 . M" I. Viffi GKRMAnoWN •
'--- r ii,. Id A. !LOA. 839.
Leave fldtadqlitda--e tn 9t t la 1
1 %, / a ' 4 i n LICI ' ' B ' a 7 utiAtse. 9,10,11.12 A.M. 1.
•I , aea intown-4. 4 l it
I / i / i 3C 2 4 3 6:6l63 e i ra il lY tge 44X Mil ei D P trains . -591l
I' e down
laneh. 1
InCLIVI:em! PftQ"I3IMDAYIL- il P. M .l_
• beaVerildladert& - AS mkt, A• r a Itil f a t 0
. . E an o •
`„,, .:"441...91trace,r-En Ati 1, AAIIR •
8,10,12 &ILI It, ax. eli. 7.0 and
Leave PhilatMl9MV-It . ,
I r " A ” ' . 1 " t ilk-45 1 ,0 ' minute% ft 8 . 48 4 .0 Y• 4° A ' 1
i•eave Madan
Pttritt4o. L 4% 8. 4 ' 3 4 3 ,„ 7 48 . 1nrn A41A. i lir 44 e r ' 42 '
. ,-. i, • _ ..,, ... •, .- .. ..........._... _ 1 _ _ _ _„,. __..
Leave,.PbMadelphier-9.15 minutes A. La % p n aaa.U.,, i i
4. Lea ta tt er= #ll l -7# trelumm , '':' eerr , '" -- -,
9.26
It 1"
: SHOH I OCIEFIN AIM - NO&RIBTOWM r
- "Leilve° P C lZdekbia.Al34.9.'ll.oo. A. Ma1M.13:4M.969.
Lis. amp and.Wif x . .., 31 -4 •i r u a: Bi: us. 8.436, 111
and tdd P. M.
-Leave Handitown-lotaa. JO. O. 4 '
SUNDAYS. ',/
.LeaVeffiQgelid. ALtanil7ls - P;24- ' i
Leave IlYriztowit-7 .S. AL • 5 andlil PAL
N. A NA, • • -
. 2. A
Leave Philtulea 12, 4,109. ILOB4. - it ; ix. 8. OS. 534
1,16. 8 .7.11.4 ,AL
Leave Mane -41.11068410,. 4N. LIM .?,.• a 1 11. AM. 1.
SIC a " - P.
ON - ouNDAN .
EL
Lett" Pb ma it i Via—lT4. AL ISOtkarid %MP. Id.'• - ;
Leave *IAA M. i 6 and lIM P.M: : i
oilregitmilupbautenw;
r!v,) 7.11A11. ;•:e"..:', l'iNss,lMs4,=oaliat
--.;‘ - big
THEPAIIN EVENING SAITIIDAY AUGUST .2,9,igg._
FOR CAPE MAY s itia WEST JERSEY
Frgm Foot of - Maricet Street,
(UPPER
.
CeMlittenciinx Sunman', SWF
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
FOR CAPE MAY. •
9.00 A. M. Caps May Express. due at 12 25 (noon)
5.15 P. M.. Cape May Passenger. due at 7.15 P. M.
4. 00P. M., Fast Express, due at d 65 P. M.
RETURNING LEAVE CAM ISLAND..
1868.
020 A. I.lMorning Mall.' dna at 10.06 A. M.
9.00 A. 31. Piet Express. due at 12.07 e. 6L,
6.00 P. ht.. Cape Ma y Hamm, clue at a= P. SL
.
Sunday Mail and Passenger train leavesf Philadelphia
at 7.16 A. M. liettlredei leayes CAPirtiplaul at $lO P. M.
Excursion Tickets; $8 00.' •
Cape May Freight Using leave Camden daily at 9.80 A.;
and. Cape islandfig 6.45 -
Commutation Tickets between•Philidelpida and Cape
May. at the followth g rat:
A.onnall ickets. an*: Quarterly Tick $BO, for 'sleet
the office of the. Company In Camden. N. J.
Through tickets can be; procured at No. as Chestnut
a treet , ( tuutillelltar Hotel). where orders can also be left
for Baggage. Is Mai will be called for and chocked at real.
dencea by the Union Trawler Company.
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
For Bridgeton. Salem. billiville, Vineland and inter..
mediati e statione, at 8.00 A. M. and 8.80 F.M.
For Oa May, 9. 00 A. M. and 3.15 P. M. and 4.0 P. M.
Woo luny Accommodation train, 11.001%.
Bridgeton and' Salem' Freightl:traitt Camden
daily, it (noon)._ , • ,
Commutation Checks between: Fbiladelphist and ail
stations at reduced rates.
iIiEERWRIS I AVIWI C sin E I L P Al l 38 CA MDEN
Witi 6 i l .istni t agM
_to ) I T I. IOO, RC :04.9. 9 4
Way places, 'W rit Wnarr. '
At
to,a;li4 , Vititraidma $ 28
SA. M..viellamderissuilJesesey. eitr. ExPreffs Mail. W a OO
'At 2.00 P:1114 via Camden and 'Ardboy Hayrack' ." goo
IlleFs'll;:ltia,Catadesu are&Jtaway Express:: ~do
e P. M. for Amboy and intermediate mations.
At 8.80 and 8 A. 211 and &au P. M., for Freenold.? , - ')!
At 8 and 10 A. 1.1., 8.80 and 4.80 P. 81... for Trentol,
8.80,8 10 AL- 4204-8 and . ll-80 P. id. - .Ter
• order, .• • W
s • • • • Beverly and Delanets._ Tar
_
• • • • ,„ ,!s „ t f, t. 044 C . /1 4 1 9 2. -4 ! "..
I~p• 'dund4 • P.
• 'WE* L t ae RY4BaYra.. , ll.gilf„ or
;* 140 • or
Etur.oiii
irb
A. 18.
by tipper 'fdrry l ..c li r cal V I!
osendogton_ Depot.
At 11 84., i,- , RenAngtm . and Jemey City. New York
Exprees . P.M .
00
At 7.03 and ILe• lABBO * and 6 . P.M..forTrinton and
BriatoL And at 10.15:A.M.:f0r Bristol.
At 7,00 and 11 d. ht.„ , a 4"; and 8 P.M. for Morr i sville and
Tuilytosvisu,„ -•- . 4 r't •
At 7.00 and MBA:W. 2MI =di:P.M. far tictiesicks and
Eddington.
At 7.00 and 10.15 4. . and foL. for Cornwell.:
ToireddaleLno Tazony,,WistsimmMg, Brides.
and Fran Mord. and BP. 81. for Ridmesburg and
Wert
At 9.80 A. M.,1.80,8.20 and 12 P NOW York
• Line; via Jerseytity,...... .... 211
At 1 A. IL Emiguird "'hie •
youu
The 9.80 A. M. and &to P.M:Vile - 3"in]; Lai caber,.
Sundays
exam A: m e :S e 42:o and Trentati.,
At 9.80 A. M.. SD and 12 P. M.. for '
At 12 P. M. (Night)
Ed Co nsfweolrb d
'l o 'o r rririavile le .
.Talytowl nni.r Schenck..
Winngeng.BridesburgandFraSkoorm.Taconv.
For Linea leaving Kemington Depot, take the cars on
Third or Filth street., at Chet:taut, at,lntif an lunar before
departure.--The Care on Market , Street' Railway run di
rect to West Philadelphia Depot, Chestnut and Walnut
within ono ;square.. Sundays, the Market Street Caw
will run to connect with the 9.80 A.B and &RI P. M. lines
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES
from Kennington Depot. •- • • • .
At 7.00 A. m., for Niagara Falls. Buffalo. Dunkirk.
Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, Rocherter,Binghamptom Oswego
13yracuse,`Creat Bend, Montrous.Wilkesbarre. Schooley , .
Mountain. .t.c.
, At Ito A. M. and 8.80 P. M. for :Scranton; Strondslnust
Water (lap, behaaele, Eamon. LanstairtvWe. Flemington,
Sc. The SA P. M. Line connect. direct with the train .
leaving Easton for MaucirCirunk,Allentown. Bethlehem.
At 5 P. M. for Lambertvill e and intermediate Stations.
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON GO., AND PEMBERTON;
,g t A vg, ir t s j ur ata it, W aClA.oB. from _Markel :
At 8 is, , M.,rl. 4 and 615 P.' M. for Merchant/villa.' Moores
1' town. h artford,Maeonvisie, Hainsport, Mount Holly
m berton. ,
Evanaville. VincentowN Birmingh ßirmingham and .
Pe . .
At and 4 P.M. for - Lewietown,WrighWn Cookstown.
New Egypt, llbrnerstown. Cream Ri d ge," lmlayato cm.
Sharon and Ilightetown.
Fifty Pounds t o Baggage only allowed each Paasenges
Passengers are prohibited from taking, anything as bag
gage but their wearing I*P.M.- Al 138 88*A 0 .uver iffla•
-monodist° be : paid for extra.. :The Company umit their re..
- Arpoiutibtlity for baggage to 'One Dollar • -parpountLand will
not be table for any =omit beyond. SM.:except by ape
elegad arui Baggage checked direct thriingh fr.
,WWortester. ilpringlield. Hartford, New Raven..
idence,-Newiport,any. Tray Baratog.a, Utica,
Rome, Rocticater. ;Maple. ,Niagarn Falls a nd
Summate:l - Bridge.- ,
An additional -Ticket Mee la located at No. te.
Chestnut atreet. where tickets to New York, and all im.
s.nartant potnta 'North and Ea may be procured: Per
sons purchiusing Tickets at this Office, can have their bag
gage checked from reddencee or hotel to destination. by
Union Transfer Baggage Express'. _
:.: Lints from New Yea for Philadelphia Will tei#e from
foot of Cortland street at 7.A.: M. and 1.00 and 4XO P. AL,
via Jersey Cittyy,, and Camden. At 6.80 P.M. Jersey
City, and At 1.0.00A...M. and 12 M.. and 5.03
P. M.. vial ersey City and West .Philadelphia.
From Pier No. 1, N. River, at 530 A. M. Accommodation
and 2 P M. Express. via Amboy and Camden.
June lb. 186 x... ~GATZSI.IIR. Agent.
,-
•
lag Egg. PHILADELITIGA, GTO
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD—
TIME TABLE.--Cconniencina Mon
day, April lath, MB, Trains Will leave Depot, corner of
Broad street and Washington avenue, as follows:
Way mail Train. at 8.30 A. M. (Sundays excepted), for
Baltimore, stopping at all repair stations. Connec ting
with Delaware Railroad at Mrilmhyticsi for prisdeld and
Intermediate stations._
• Express train at MOO (Sundays•' d) for Balti
more and Washington, stopping at W Per l -
villa and Havre-de•Grace. Connects at W n w ith
train for New Cattle. • -
-
Express T rai nr at Zal P. M. (Sunday, ]_Md. for Bal
timore azut Wasbington,.. gopping at: 'Marlow.
LiniVAQS4 _CifiYMOnto INUMMMlloNeWil9rt•EitaAltol2. New
ark, Mton,Plortheast„Charlestown.Plavre-de•
,Grace, Aberdeen, Perry_man'e, Edgewood, Magnolia,
Chase's and fitemmer's Bun. '
N" bt Exprees at 11.00-P. M. (daily) for Baltimore and
W n, stopping+erryville and Havra da - Cirsea.
Connecta at -
"with . Delaware Raltro nto Dyii 6g at New
Cattle, Middletown., Clayton, El Dover, ii,Beaf or&
tialisbnry, Princees Annei and connecting at Crisfield
with boat for Fortress Monroe, Norfolk. Porlzmonth and
the South. - •
Passeers for Fortress Monroe and lierfolk via Balt&
more wffi takelhel2.oo M. _Train. Nis Crisfield will
'take the M. train. ,
N_llmingon Trains, MePPlrld at all stations between
rldiadelPhis. and Yf =mitten!' :
Leave Philadelphia at 11 Ai1d..2.80.5.00,7 and MO (daily)
WM. ' , The 8.00 P: M: , train conneets with the . Delaware
Railroad for Harrington and intermediate stations.
Leslie Windrision-7.00.and 8.10 A. M.' daily) and 1.964
4.15 and 7.00 (daily) P. M. The 8.10 A. M. Train will stfiP
between Chester and Philadelphia.
From Baltimore to Philadelphis.-1 cave Baltimore 7.25
51..
ExpresB.4o 31.. 'Express. 2.%ess. P. M.. E.:-
pr 6 em. 8.55 Exgr
SUNDAY TRAINS FR a. OM BALTLMORE.—Leave Bal
timore at 555 P. EL. stopping at. Havre de Grace. Perry.
villa and Wilmilatten. :Aloe stops at North East, Elkton
and Newark to take p_amengers for Philadelphia, and
leave parseniers from Waeliinaton - or - Baltimore and - ar
Cheater to leave pauanwil from Washington ,er,Batti
Through tickets teal paints West.Sonth and 'Southwest
may be procured at ticket-office. MB Qhestruatdstreetortuier
Continental Hotel. where aim) State Rooma and Bertha In
Bleeping-Cars can be secured daring the day. Persona
purchasing tickets at this office - can have baggage checked
at their raddaace by the Union Transfer CoM anY.
WEST, CHESTER AND PHILA..
fDELPHIA RAILROAD, VIA ME
DIA. BUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
( On and afterMONDAY, - April 13th, 1568. the-,trains wilt
leave Dep ot, Thirty fint and Chestnut streets„as follows:
Trains leave Philadelphia tor West Chester, at 7.15 A.
, 11 A. M., 2.30, 4.15. 4.50, 7 and 11 P. 5141
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Depot on
Market street, 5.15, 7.15, 7.80 and .10.45 A. M., 1.65, 4.50 and,
Ca and after Monday,. June 15th an additional Tra n
will leave Philadelphia for Media and Intermedia e
Pointy at 5.80 P. M..
.
- Trains leaving West Chester at 7.80 A.'11., and leavi g
Philadelphia at 4.50 P. M.. will stop at B. C. Junction aid
Media only.
Passengers to or front stations between West Chester
and B C. Junction goln . "East, will take train leaviug
' • . oln • West will
rg• rn • aP. a and transfer at B. C.
Junction. - •
Trains leaiing PhilsAelphiaat 9.15 A. bi and 4.60 P.M.,
and leaying Wert Chester at 7.00 A. M. and .4.50 P. M.,
commend *0; C. - Jtuittlatt with Trains on P. and B. C. R.
It. tor thciord'atidintennadiate`points. •
s CV,BUNDAYS-beirse Philadelphia at 8.00 A. M. and
Leave Wed Chester 7.45 A. M. and 6.00 P. M.
The Depot is reached directly by_the Chestnut and Wel
nnt Street cars. Those of the. Market Street Line run
within _one square... The cars of :bath lines connect with
each train upon its arrival.
_o Pauengers are-allowed- to - take wearing-apparel
'only asßartgate, -- and the' ConiPan7 wilt tn, in -- any care,
be responsible, for_anamount pireeeding_6lloo un W less speciai
contract's MAderfortlitiSame: 7 Z ,i/dIENRY- OOD
• ; • tienoratSaperintendeikt.
PEUIADI AI3 SVEGLIL AND
gl.— TIM
.
Route
be
tween Ph il adelibla, Yore,, burg... Williams.
port, to the NorMingt and thp4a7::'olll3.o Ale of Penn.
ori
Of
.
epiv'ania — Elegant oti N t Tr_ a
on
On anti after, fel pipAIL, hiax ; tha_Tpun
the Philadelphia &name =MOW MU Inn as toupww
Mail Train leaves Phl hia~ P. M.
arrlieqi at 8.50 P. M.
Exstesa lelvet It 5 0( 0 )
.. A. M.
FJmltyi3koiileVef.", ißi .. . . . . eB.OO A. Itt.
snivel LoikTifi r ifei b. .... .. ..................... M.
Aiwa Train itivo Erie M
. ....00 A. M.
winilmsrort„.. „ 10.16 N.
ClSrlyet t ie rlaideblik! 6 • .• . .. "I" 7734°0 M.
ort. • .. Edo
litemlna'motwe, co VAtir_ow Creek a o n d An&
A h e n . 1 .9 114,44 4gMa h "ri . 71k 6 Throrr- - "ri
• • - tionriAtandentli
RAILROW
WM. J. EF,WMI4 auperintepdent.
QtamesT rintir, dr awn;
V: l ''
AP
• via PERNSItLyA.
NIA wauxoAD AND,P . lki MOUES ww.,
TIME than by COMPEM ,` - '
PASSENGERS the AM P.M. TRAIN indica 11l
C'EncRINATI next E NBio at 656 P. M.. 26' MOITRB.!
"024Lic ONE NIGHT on the ROUTE: 4 '
._ .
411!" , THE , WOOpMpll Celebrated raise* WM*
Room iII.EEPINChue= run iltnnich from PRUADEL.
MIA to'CENCENNATL Nampn takin the iloo M.
and -11__.M P M. Trains •' each • 0 ATI '.d an
' points wrocr and SOUTH 011 i; • • ADVANCH,
cd MI other Routes. • ' ' ', taL,
' s ir r ila neArj
WAS 1 1 N r 5 I I k II 4 ) m n a a N G .
TON. QUINCY KIEL S O,MAHALi;
rT and an points WERT, 0 and flOu'rm-.
EfiT win be particular i sat [or" =TS sr Via .
AN.ILAOWLE ROUTE. : , ' ~ .
~MIF- T ci ! SECURE th y : STALED ion,e r of.
thi, LlNE t be VERY P TUOLAR and AB FOR•
TICKETS Via PA.N. ix." at TICKE'POP 0101. ,
Ii,W.I3ORNER NINTH and CUESTNUT, Streak. _.—
N0. , 116 MARKET 13TREEZ bet: Second and Profit nta..l
And THIRTV.PIRST and MARKET Btreets.Wed -Vilna.
, Oaf . SCULL, Mai Ticket .141.; Plifibanch. • !
JOHN a MILT • • Gael Eillt`ll ALL 26 BrOadWZYMAZ :
ailim.-READIN_D'iMAILROADI
GREAT TRIDIK LINE from Phila.
, depart to the , Interior , of PennsaVa.
the nylidu, ihnihanna Candierisunl and'
1; 4 c1
Wyoming alleys, the No Northwi&l at ui
i the Cana ,
Summar Arraetnett of monger ' Augusta„
leaving' the (,cm sac Depot, Thirtee and CaP
how= streete, PIO _ p atthe following hours .
MORNING AIXXiMMOD T/ON.-At • M. for,
Reading and ill intermediatoStationk_anct Allentown.
Nißeturrag. leaves Reading at CIO P. arriving in'
su cl ielphia at 9.15 P. M. r
ENING EXPREBB.-At 8.15 A. M. for
bonen.' Harrisburg. Pottsville, Pine GrovitMna.;
s tro b ur y, wunuospogt,Frmlls. Itochester,Niagara Fa
Earalo..Wilkeebarre..,,PittatoneXorke, Clun.i
bersburg.:llagegatoWn.dre..,i ;44
The 7.30 train connects at Reading with the Eat Peon:
allvartla Railroad trains for. Allentown, dre... and the
&IS-A.M. connect* With the 'Lebairon , Valley trail for
Ilardsbnrg, dra.TsitPort Clintotrivith - Caravan's - Eta ;
trains for Willianaport. Lock Haven. Elmira. ha : at
IlzrOmburg a ltk Zioribern.Central..Cum i llenand • Valley,!
and Seim and fituidueharamdrahas or liorthumber,
land, j'lllinsport,_l' ork.ChambaihurM Phlegm. te, &e..
AIW.RNtiON' 8,;-4-Lisavris Philadelphian 820
P.M. for Reading. PoHarrieburg. de., connect.,
Ina with Reading and C a Railroad trans for Col;
trm_tiaL
POTTSTOWN ACCOMMODATION.-Leaves Potts.
town at 8.45-AM._stopping at- intermediate *talons • , ar.2
rives:in Philadelphia at 9.05 AL' Returning leaves Phi-#
Wapitis at 4.80 ,P. M. arrives In Pottstown at 6.44 P.M./
TUNG AUCOMMODAT/ON--Leavea Rea at
7.80 A. M., stoppinip at all woo , stations; advert in
del,phia at 10.15. A... AI: J. • .•
Returning, leaves phibulelpida- • at ti.lb P. M. tarrives is
shut for Pala:lapilli. hive ECarrEbm*. at RIO A. M.
and Pottaville st 8.45 A. M.,arriving in Philadelphia at:
1.00 P. M. Afterncan trams lUve Han - lobe:re 02.05 P.M, ,
and Potteville at 2.4 b P. M.; arriving at Philadelphia at
'Harrisburg accommodation leaves Reading at 7.15
M., and Harrisburg at 4.10 P. M. Connecting at Readingl
With Afternoon Accommedattcm, Noah at 820 P. M.. 1
arriving in Philadelphia at 9.15 - •
Mafket trap. with, a Passenger car attache& leaves:
Philadeit hie at L 1.45 noon for Potftville and all WAY fits , I
Hong; leaves Pater/Ile a 7 A. if.. for Ph il adelphia andalll , :
Way Stations. • .
,
Ali the above trans run daily, flmianYWerecoted.
,e P h 10.
• Sunday trains leave Pot. at 800 A. 3.1., and Pauri.
delphia at &16P. M.; leave Philadelphia for Reading at
9.00 A. M . returning from Reading at 4.26 P. AL 4
CBE STEEL _VALLEY, i:EALLEOAD.--Passemseri - for
Downingtown and intermdiate points take the 7241A.M..
17.45 and 4.'Se P. M. train ,from Philadelphia, returning ,
from Downingtown at O.BOA. M.,1.00 P.
m and 6.45 P. M.
PERITIOMEN RALLEOAD.-Prwerigers for College ,
ville take 7.20 A. 51. and 4.80 P. M. trains from ,Philadel.
plua, returning from Collegeville at Om 14
A. . and L
49 I'.
M. Stage lines for various points in .perldomen
connect with ti alas at Collegeviita
NEW YORK EX.PEEBd,_-_FOR PITTSBURGH AND
FRE WEST.-Leaveedgew.York at; 9.0.. t M.: &Oland 8.00
P.M., passing Reading atil A. M., L5O and 10.10 P. M., and ;
connect at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania and Northern
Central Railroad Eames Trains for Pittsburgh. Chicago.
Wlitiatuerort. Edmiia. Balihnore.
Hamming, R.aprete 'lran Leaves Harrisburg. on 'arrival ;
of Prmewlyama!Exprees from Pataburgh, at 8 .and 646
- A. M.. 9..36 passing Reading at 4.49 and 7.06 A. M
and 11.40 P. M.. arriving at New York 10.10 and 11.45 A.J.L. •
and 5.00 P. M. Sleeping Cars accompanying these tranr
through between : J,ereey City ,33:1 Pittaintrati' without
change.
Mad train for New York leaven Harrisburg at 810
And 2.05 P. M. Mail train ferEhburg Yarns new York
at 12 Noon. -
BCEICYLBILL VALLEEMAMIOAD.--Traine leave
Pottsville at 6.450150 A. H. and 6.40 P. sL.returningfrom
Tamaqua at 8.25 A. M. and 2:151u5d.4.85 P. M.
SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD.-
Trainer leave Anborn at 7.55 A. M. for Pinegrove and liar.
riabarg,.andat 12.151'. AL for Pmegrove and Tremont ; no.
„tarring from Harsisbnrgist IWO P. M.. and from :Tremont
at 7.40 A. BL and 525 P. M.
TICKETB. - Tbrougli "first-chate tickets and
tickets to all the principal points in the North ariVell
philaaphi. to Beading and
Intermediate Stations, good for day only, are sold by
, Mcirning Accommodation. Market Troth, Iteadinglind
.Pottstown Accommodation Trains at nedneedietoff.
Excursion:Tickets to Philadelphia, stood Lim- day only,
are sold at Reading and Inter '; White At:atom by Bead
laa Pottstown Accommodation Trains at reduced
The following tickets are obtainable only_at the Office
of S. Bradford. Treasurer. No_ MBooth Fourth etroet
Beading Philadelphia, or of G. A. Moons. Ummal Superintendent.
Commtriation Ticket, at per cent ass:must. between
a y points desired, for famllim and fame.
Mileage Tickets. good for amoo mllessobetween all points
at $52 60 each. ler familbss and fi rsitt .4 ,
Season Tickets, for three, six, pine or twelve month,.
•
for hOlders only, to all points :Andra:es:l rates.
CI residing on the 'line of tie road will be far
Mak With_ Sardis' entitlinnAllentlieteeirand wives to
tickets at 131111 are.
Excursion Ticked from Philadelphia to principal et a
llow, good for Saturday. Sanday
Ticketsnd Menday..at reduced
fare, to be had only at thus Wilco. at Thinsamth •
and Callowhill streets. -• r •
FF4EIGHT.-Goods of all descriptions forwarded to all
the above points from the Company's liew Freight Depot, ,
Broad and Willow streets.
Freight Trains leave Philadelphia daily at 4.85 A. 21..
12.45 noon, 3.1.0 and 8 P. M. for Beading, Lebanon, Harris.
bora. Pottsville, Port Clinicas i tad all points beyond.
Malls close at the Ptdladelp Post-Office for allplacea
on the road and its kranches at 5 A. M.. and for the prin.
civet Stations only at 2,15 P. '
BAGGAGE..
Dungan's Express willialear BUPA.° for all train"
leaving Philadelphia DePot. Order aan be left at No 225
South Fourth street, or at - the Depot, Thirteenth and Cal•
lowhill streets.
- . PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
2 . Railroad. =Summer' Time.—Tager
.."'"" effect May
_loth. 1868. The trains of
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave the Depot, at
Thirty-first and Market streets, which 113 reached directly
by the Care of the Market Street PassernaerEsilway. the
Last car centrusstiaq with each traidaeaving Front and
• Marketetreets thirty trititea before its departure. 'Those
of the ""Chestnut :and Walnut Street Railway rub - within
one square of the Depot.-
ON SUNDAYS—The Market Street Can leave Front
and Market streets 85 minutes before the departure of
Sleeping Car Tieliehi esuibe- fi tid:on application at the
Ticket Office, Northwest corner of Ninth and Chetteut
streeta, and at the Depot.
Agents of the Union Transfer Company will call for and
deliver Baggage at the Depot, Orden left at No. 901 Chest.
nut street. No.lloZerket street., mill reccivelt,ttb.
• f..T.U•ititLE4VEM9XOTstInE.,:-
Mall . . . .... ........ A. M.
Paoli Acootranisda . Ro . n . lio..l ...... .... ........at 10.00 A. 51.
Fast Line . . .at 18.00
Expvate a.' . .. ........... !at,12.00 51,
Paoli Accom,'Not. 2;3 . 4S 4 ' - at 1.00..8.0101di 11180 P. M.
liarrisburg Accommodation.
Lancaster Accommodation, . ......... at 4.00 P. M.
Parkabnrp Train
Cincinna Exprete.... P. M. ,
Erie AWL_ • P. M.
Philidelphia . Exprees. . .. at 1115 P. M. '
Ac E m modaton... ie ~ .;..........at 11.80 P. M.
'ayes daily, iicpt ...... I
Philadelpifia . tExprect leaves daily. AU r 'ether 'trains
The western Accommodation Train runs daily. except 4
dunday. For.thifiMickets must be procured and ,
baggage delivered 5. P.,•111. tat-1111 Market street. :
TRAMIS ' AT DEPOT. I VIZ: , 1
Cincinnati ........ M
1.85 A. .
Philadelchiarapresa " -
Paoli Accotni ........ " 8. 00 • "
Paritswg . ....... ' ~; "" 9.10 .r
Ede Mail .. . . . . TU "
Fast
•
LancaaterTrain ~. ... . „ "12.80 P. M.
Erie Expreea: . . . . .. -. ..,.. "6.00
Paoli Accont. Noe. .k
7.10
Day Expreee„.. ...... . . ........ .. ...at 5.00
Harriabnrielleatna7:). "
For tu.ier tir
JOHN C. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, OH Cheanant =net.
FRANCIS FUNK,Agen& 116 Market etreet.
SAMUEL Hs•WW,IACE, , Tfeket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will , not annmae
limit theirr: tY to 6 ' e ilundred- 1.. • Myalne.
All_Raggage axe , AireLthitt , amount invatnawill be at
the dab of the owner. =lege - taken" b kfireetitratt, '
; I 11 q r LEDW
t aer Tl 4 t /ti entadt4Ona:
, ,
*NMPHILADELPHIA di BALTIMORE "
CENTRAL" RAILROAD. =Bummer d
„ Arrangements, apt afier Monday.
Trains will_ leave Philadelphia,from the
valiot - or - thirWelit Chaster nomad; tor.
ner of T in -fine and Chestnut streets Ted Philada.).
LeaVe Rieing-Ban, at 5.1 S 6.00
and leave Oxford at 8.05 P. M.
c.EL Markat rseojer ox attacheAwill ran ,
on
_Tuesda s ys and Frelig. Wm; Bun 41145
A. M., thaford'at 1L45 ' tt at LOOP.'ll_4' coin.
netting at West Cheater unction with a train for Phila. I
&Aphis. en Wedni siail, i. iaild"Batriklikirs train leaves ,1
Philadelphia at SOU ' _
_through to Oxford.
The Train leaving Philadelphia at 7.15 A.M. connect at d
Oxford , witha:daW Unita 8 es ,foraPtiach - Bottom, in
Lancaster county. Returning, eaves Peach Bottom to t
connect,a t iciXfOr4 :withthe Album= Train for Pilladel ,
. ,
• The Thant leaving- Philadelphia at 4.40 P. ,M. rt ;xi to
rgisiXlg Bun. Md. • - _
Passengers Wowed. to :take wearing appa rel only.
Baggage, and the Company will not, in" any case, be re
sponsible for an amount exceeding one hundred dollars.
weals a irpedet
_eontcaltde for the same.
• • ....HENRY
4 1 WOOD; General Snp't.
ONEWAST., FREIGHT, LINE. VIA'
0 'PENNSYLVANIA RAIL.;
to:,Wilkbabarre, K: , OY 1
. esi u .iteattg.... elk - a, 6,61,,ii,p,0unit on i.O t
t z lou
v = 64. s ' itPui " to, peatZl i ' atii 41.: thiirmais 1
new nrwin e wnwn _ 7.
' *Mho Introloot • • • • stivaßroloo,diao oar
41- ` • 'lva*: '... ':7ii..
Befo efo ro6P. M. WU- . • - II • , • • ... . 6, •••• •
PrishluiPlWßlA 6 tlip le oga:lr; 'lt ~ •000li • •
;,,jap •••••••:, ral ~:er.1.1 ,-,t, 111 taxi " Ma i
' %MSS
.. 7: . 7. ...,- .4 i; d wieir-a et-erti --- 7:1 - , -, _% - 111 - ; -- a - etnr -4-- ,r,,t- - • .
Beliddeie aid Da'Await Railiaail 00. 1
atiswicgsmummem
"DELAWARE WATER G-AP."
NOTICE.—For the especial accommodation ot Pitmen
gets desirous of spending Sunday at tho DELAWARE
WATER GAP. an additional Lino will leave the Water
Gap evely SIONDAII tdi.iltN /NU. at 6 o'clock. Arrivlne
at Philadelphia *beat 11 A. M.
Lines leave Kensington Depot for Delaware Water Gar.
daily (Bandays excepted) at 7 A. M. and 8.80 P.M.
.13 , 18 tatal . W.H. GATZME.R. Agent.
Old, Reliable and rdPtilar Rota
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
And the only Direct,ltontepr
Import, Fall River, Tau *ton, New Bedford, IRddleborei, an
. the Bridgwater*, anti all Towns on the Cape Cod
Railway, and Banttnket,
_This line is compo s e dpf the BOSTON,
NEWPOR'r ANL, NEW YORE STEAM.
BOAT COMPANY (Old Fall River Una'
— cotrising the magnificent and fleet steamboats N'tW.
PO OLD COLONY. METROPOLIS and EMPIRE'
STATE, running between New York and Newport. it L
and the Old Colony and Newport Itallwoy between Bos
ton and Newport, making a throogh line. •
OW of the above boats leave Pier 78 North 'INV& daily;
(Sundsys, eamted). at 5 o'clock P. M., arriving in New.
port at 7}4'lL. NL_.• the first train leavinis Newport at 4 A.
Ets arriving in Boston in season for sal .El' , A7 trains
Families can take breakfast on board the boat at 7,, and
leave at; zu. arriving in Boston at an early hour._
Beturng can leave Old Colony and Newport Railway
corner Southland streets, at 4.34 and 536 o'clock
For further partlentrX4`apply to the Agent,
•
R. LITTLEMIELD, 72 Broadway. New York.
•
BRISTOL LINE
'NEW YORK AND BOSTON ,
VX.A.I3RISTOI4.;
• Foi PROVIDENIICE, TAUNTON. NEW
BEDFORD. CAPE COD. and all points of
_ railway comartmicaritor.Bact and North
'l'hohe* and splendid steamers , BRlSTOliand PRO VI :
HENCE leave Pier No; lieXver...... l POt i pt Canal
iltrOrti adjoining Dobriuiser smeet ttbk_:- cum OrK. at a
P.M., daily. Sunday& tereeptext comardinturith - -ettram
boat train at Bristol at 4.80
M. in time to connect wiA. arriving Boston at
wit "the morning trains from
that city. The most destrabie and kaearit route to the
White Mountains.' Vavelers or Point- eall
'
B rect connections by waY of and Worcester or
Statorooms and Tickets secured at Mite on Pier is
KEW Vous. _ • _ _
H. 0. BRIGGS. O&M Manager.
FOR. OA .
On TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS Y and
SATURDAYS. -
The splendid new steamer LADY OF .TEE
Captain W. W. Ingram, leaves Pier 19, above Vine
street. every Tueltday. Thursday and Saturday at 9.15 A
M.. and returning leaves Cape May on Monday. Wed
- nesday and Friday.
Fare $2 25. including carriage hire.
Pervante $1 SO.
Seaton Tiekets VD. Carriage hire extra.
Wir.' The Lady of the Lake is a tine tea boat, has hand
some state•room accommodations, and is fitted up with'
everything necessary tor-thereatetj t and rt comfo of par
o G. 11UDDELL.
senors. - ,
GAL IN TAGGART.
jelle:tir" • Oflice , No. 58 N. DeL avenue.
OPPOSITION .
TO lIE
MONOPOLY.
COSIBINED RaILROAD k .RIVER
_
Steamer JOHN SYLVESTER will make daily •excur
dons to Wilmington (Sundays excepted). touching at
Chester and Marcus Hook. Leaving Arch Street whar'
atlaw m., and 4 . •
Returning. leave _Wilmington at lA. L, and 17. m.
Light freight taken.
blain
FOR -CHES'rEIt. HOOK, •AND WC..
MINGTON—At 840 and 9.50 A. M., and
asor.m.
The iidestriern S. M. FELTON and ARIEL 'leave' Ohest
not Street Wharf (Sundays excepted) itt ago and 9.50 A
M.. acd 3.50 P M. returning, leave Wilmington at 6.50 A.
M.,18.50 and B,bo Storming at. Chester: and • llook
each way.
Fare, 10 cents between all points.:_
Excursion :peke% I 5 .cents, good to return by elthm
Boat. J.v7.tit
REAL ESTATE SALES.
REAL ESTATE. =THOMAS & SONS' BALE.—
.2 icee.atory, Brick 'Dwelling,. tio. , 1922 131111130111
1112 '
street; west of Twelfth street—On Tuesday, dep.
:Umber 15th, 1868, at 12 o'clock noon, will be sold at
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange,"all thatthree
stor7 brick dwelling and lot of ground,situate on the south
side of liansom street 128 ft. 81n, east of Thirteenth street,
i
No. 1222; containing n front on cannon' street 16 feet 4
inches. and extending In depth 80 feet to a:4 feet 8 inches
wide alley leading into and from a 4 feet wide alloy,
which leads into And from flansom street, and a certain
10 feet wide court whictrlMdrwmtward into Thirteenth
street, with the privilege of sale alleys and court. It hal
the gas introduced, bath, hot and cold water, cooking
ran &c. •
Terme-80,008 may remain on mortgage.
ter - Clear of all inane trance.
WV" Immediate possession Keys at No. 1309 Chestnut
'street.
AL THOMAS - &BONS, Auctioneers.
au= sel2 189 and 141 tiouth Fourth street.
PUBLIO SALE. —THOMAS As SONS,' AUG. tioneers.—Tery elegant Country Seat and Farm. 95
acres. Garden Station.. Chester Valley, Chester co..
Pa., 17 miles from Philadelphia, 6 miles from Norristown.
and 1,46 miles from heeseville, on the Pennsylvania Cen
tral Railroad, the residence of Rev. Samuel liazlehurat.
On l'uesday, September 22d, 161:73, at 12 o'clock, noon, will
be sold at public sale, at. the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that elegant country seat and farm, 95 acres, BO of which
are w oodland, situate in - Chester valley, at biarden sta
tion; on iho Cheater Valley Railroad. 'The improvements
are a handsome residence. containing 15, rooms, sur
rounded with a verandah (200 feet), stone : barn, stone
tenant house, stone sprlug and ice house, and other out
buildings. The land is in a good state of cultivation; fine
apple era ard; great variety of fruit and shade trees.
Will be shown on 'application to the owner and occu
pant, Rev. Samuel liazlehurst •
-M. THOMAS 4 SONS Auctioneers.
119 and 141 South Fourth street.
nu 22 29ee14
HEAL ESTATE.-91. THOMAS, di SONS' BALE.
Modern three story brick residence, No: t 964 Brown
street, west of Nineteenth street On Tuesday, Sgn
tember 9. 1868, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at. public
'sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern
shreestory-brick messuage with-three-story-back-bald
ing and lot of ground, situate on the south aide of Brown
street, west of Nineteenth street, No, 1994; containing in
front on Brown street 19 feet 6 inches and extending in
depth 80 feet, including a 4 feet wide alley, with the
privilege thereof. The house contains 11 rooms, hag
parlor. dinirg room and kitchen on the first door—gem.
bath, hot and cold water , stationary washstands, under
ground drainage, furnace, cooking - range, &c.
W' Clear of all incumbmnce.
Tesnaa—Ona.third caah. Immediate poasoaaion.
Keys at the corner of Nineteenth and Brown streets.
M. TBOMAI3 & bONI4. Auctioneers.
139 and 1418. Fourth Bt.
ault.2,Mieb
2: REAL ESTATE—THOMAS,. .t SONS' SALE.--
11
.odern_Threectory brickllwellng,-No.-10121-Lom
bard sheet, between l'enth and Eleventh streeta.—
.0n Tuesday, liepteruber Bth, 1888, at 12 o'clock, neon, Will
,be sold at public aale, at the Yhtladelphia Exchange, all
that modem 3 stony brick messuage. with 2-story back
lutlding and lot of ground, situate on - the south side of
Lombard street, 110 feet west of Tenth street, No. 11018:
containing in front on Lombard strest 16 feet. and extend.
ing In depth 70 feet to Ivy street. It has the 'kap intro
duced, bath, hotand cold watdr, furnace, cooking range,
be.
tar - Clear of all ineumbrance.
T.-rme-789,000 may remain on mortgage.
riff l'oceetaion in October next.
IIL - TIIO3IAS do SONS. Auctioneers.
189 and 141430uth Fourth street.
ai -5 . 13e5• •
tx- 'READ' EBTATE.-"TII031A13 di SO \EP SALE.—
Three story Brick Dwelling, N 0. 1 140 Otsego reet
south of .5111111 n street, First NV On s'iluseday,
Eeptembdr - Bth, 1868' at 1:1 o'clock, noon , will be - sold at
public sale , at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three.
story brick sinessuage and lot of, ground, situate on the
west side of Otsego street, 75 feet south of sbfilin street.
No. 1910; Containing in . frout on Otsestreet If. feet, and
extending in depthili feet 8 inches to Duttonßstreet.
135 ,- Clear of an incurnbrance."
M.
8 88888888 IDDNiI. Auctioneers,
aus2 29'144 ' B 139 and 141 booth Fourth street.
'PUBLIC SALE..-TIK)MABALBON
eery.-2 lie:Arable Tfirea.story Brick Dwelling.s Pat.
° myra, Chester township, Burlington county. N.J . .—
Tmsday, Beptember 15th, 1868. at 12 o'clock, noon. will
be Bold at public ea_ ,le at the Philadelphia Exchange. all
those it three' etoryirrick , dwellings and lot of ground. situ
ate in the town of PaltnYta. Chester townabip, Burlington
county, New Jersey. The lot containing in trout on Mar
ket street 200 feet ,and extending in depth 170 feet to wadi.
son street : Bounded on the east by Hales's property, and
on the north .by..VjulDerver street. The houses are iu
good repair. and newly painted; they are pleasantly situ
ated, and a bountiful supply of excellent water. ACCOM
bIe by steamboat and railroad.
• Terine-as.h. , , Clear of allincumbrance.
. • •. • ...10061Eifi tiONd, Auctioneers.
18i) and 141 South Fourth street.
lit. ' PEREMPTORY - ffALE:—THOMAS ch BONS
Auetiorieere. Tvi•o-story Brick Dwelling, No 1023
Sh e ckamaxon street, northwest of, llichmand. St.
flth ward:. On Tuesday, September 15th. 1868, at , 12
o'clock,: nuon.. will' be sold at public sale„without re.
serve, at . the',Pbiladelphia Exchange. ,all that two•story
brick meseuege and lot of ground, situa 400 ' the north.
eastward.y ride of Sbackamaxon streetfeet . '34 - Inch
northwest of Richmond strett, No. 1023 • ' containing in
front 13feet four Inches. and extending in depth 105 feet
to, 'a 4 !cot wide alley, with the privilege thereof.
Immediate possestion Salo absolute,
hf. T1101114%8 dc SONS. Auotformere.
la 9 and 341 South Vomit' et:mgt.
an=M 6 el2
. -
PEREUTORY-13AT.X.- 1 -.TIIOIItAS , ds
Sons, Alitsittoneerc—Steambeat William
. Champion .— On Tuesday , September . Bth,
' .1864, titiSto , clock, noon.; will be sold at public sale, with
, oat reeerve, at the l'hilade phis. Exchange. the 'steam
ferry boat known as the Ch am pi on."limionging
- tobno - i4" - algbettfoint and rbiladelphia' Vellitlompany.
The bontis 3-40;foet long. 22810,feet IM•bremittiai
fret deep. and metultureer - 163 94 , ito tone low Immure en.
•ginAll3 lychee diampter feet stroke, pteasure
topigi¢3.l feet diameter. ,
14 7 ; Wbe sales peremptory"; as the boat is t6o smallfor
the Presentwanta.of thellompany,--May.be etamined on
rapplicatiop at, ,thet..ofbee., of ..the ; cempany L at
`roizt,....()FfiAelYNOrJelt?Y; - ' j
AS As SON°. , ‘Tictionsers.'
. end 44'ti94,Vourtixbtreet..
BETWEEN
L. W. BURNS
- Captain.
_ .
=On 5 -tlergr , a MN" ; * e
=On Tuesday. septenititTli,l2664 - st 12 eee
xis' be sold at rublic.salti, at.Tke
change, the following described propel-0.41x.: •
No. 1 .- - Threestery - briek Betel iinti .. l 3 tvell„..ll/N,, er =Qv:
Frankford Road, corner of Adams street...ii
tory - biekstorewnerdwellithribTliinif erounds este!
ati the aoutheast corner of •Frankftwaißead -, and Adam e ,
street, Nineteenth Ward . ; thence. eittendleg . sputhelleV
along_ the southerly side
t ot Adams Street 67 WV
tl
in ettei to a feet 6 inches wde alley; thence alotitreald
alley eolith 57 deg.. 25 min. 31 rec., west 16 feet , it lathes:
thence north 34 deg. 28 min. 13 see. west 30 feat to esletatt •
thence still northwest on a line parallel with Adatner..;;
street. 32 feet 1% inebss to the easterly side cf Frankfeld.:;•'
Bead; thence northeast along the s..me 18 feet '3,16 ,
to the place of beginning.,. 'Together with. the contmott.,"''
nee and privilege of the said 2 feet d irides wide altey.,- ,
The hotel contains 13 roems ; has gas, water, -
Session in 30 days.
No. 2—'l'l recetory Brick Store and Dwelling,2:4l.-:::.-
Frankford Road_ .611 . that. threnatory, ;- brick - RW . lW aced
dwelling and lot of ground. situate on the easterly, adder - -;;P:"
of Ftankford Road, t 8 feet.2...49 'inches abuthwestivardlie
from Adams street; thence extending southwest alopg
the said. Frankford 'Road 19 feet:' thence
tending south 42 deg.. 48 min. and 19 ;sec.,.::
east 18 feet 5 inches; thence south we.* parallel with
said Fran.kford Road 2 feet 4 inches; thence south, 42 deg.
48 min. end 19 sec.,. east 37 feet. 10% inches .to 2feet '
inches wide alley, extending into - Adams street; . thenesi
along tbo said.alley northeast 11 feet' .3 inched; thence '
north Be deg 39 min. and 13 sec., west 80 feet: thence still
northwest parallel With Adams street 82 feet IR,' inches '
to the place of beginning. Together with the. conunott.
nee'and privilege of the.aaid 2 feet 6 inches wide - 4110Y, -
The house contains 7 rooms. Possixsion in twoyeara,
1.4 e. B.—Three story Thick Store and Dwelling, 'No. M 26,
Frankford Itos.d.•• All that three story. brick store and
dwelling and lot of around, situate on the easterly side of -
Xrankiord head. 37, feet .836 , inehes..eouthwesterlY of
Adams street:. thence southwest along; eaid Ftanklord
'Road 19 feet it.hence smut h 50 deft '55 ,, min.' , _tind..43 'sec.,
east 62 feet 9% inches to a 2 feet 6 inches Wide Alley, lead
-
'lug into Adams street; thence northeast along the stele
feet 2% inches; thence north 42 deg:.4a mini' -and ,
west 87 feet-10%inchea tc thence northeast, parallel wills
Frankford 'Road 2 feet 4 inched; thence 'north 42 .deg. 48
thin. ladle see', west 18 feet 5 inches to the nisei, of be
'ginning. 'Together with the free use and -privilege of
the said 2feet 6 inches wide alley; Contains eine rooms.
December. _ • . ,
khin at the Anction Rooms. . ;
- . THOMAS do ElONSenctioneere.
au26 29ser. ' 139 and 141 Sou Four th street.
rtREAL ESTATE,—.TEIOIIAS & SONS' SALE.—
On Tuesday, September 18th, 1868,at o'clock.rimn.
will be sold at public mile at the, Philadelphia.
Exchange; the following describe'd property; viz No I.
—Very Valuable Business Stand.--Three threestorybrick
Stores. 13. E. corner or. Third and streets, with
two-story brick Store and ..*Stable 'in Mei reel. on 4 , * Mow
duet, 85 feet front. All those yaltuole buildings and the
lot of ground thereunto belonging, situate at
corner of Third and Willow. streets: tho' lot extending
southward along Toird sheet 'B4 Ifeet 1134 inches to tho
middle of 'the partition wall or ; this and Um adjoining
reessusge ; thenee eastward through the middle of said
wall 120 feet to a 20 feet wide alley; thence northward by
said alley 24 feet 134 inches to Willow street, and thence
north.weetward along the same 123 feet 10% 'lnches to the
pls ea ot beginning: together with the common ;,use and
privilege ef said alley. The improvenninta are three three.
stolig brick stores, occupied aa a leather store frothing on
_Third street. Nes. 421.433 and 425, and a two-story brick
store and brick stable in the rear onVillow street' • -
Gal' (Nest of all incumbrance. .% • •
may remain on lilnttg4o.
SW" May be examined any day prerriona tA sale;
No. 2.—Lot Otis street. All that lot of ground Situate Ms
street; fide of
in
street, 80 streetast of 'Memphis
containing in front On Otte 18 f ett. -
aY
tending in depth 161 feet 8,11 inches to Townsend at' • ' •
Subject to al coat , ground rent of $lB. _
. • 21'1•1101'dAS t SON S..Auctloneers:
.m/22,22.0012 , 182 and 141 South k earth street.-
_
r- REAL ESTATE .— THOMAS & BOYIB! BALE.—
= Tve o very valuable Business locations, 'Noe. 12 and
14 honttittith street, extending- through to Decatur
• street, with a: fonratory brick (iron front to second
story) Store on each Decatur street front (Noe. 3 and 5),
two fronts. is, feet 634 incises wide and 113 tout deep
On 'l'nerdity. October' 61h, +.15613. at twelve .
noon., will be sold at 'public sale. _ the Phila
delphia Exchange, al; those splendidly situated„ and.
valuablelots, with the improvements thereon erected
shwa on the.west side of t'lxth street, south of, and near
to Market street - and extending throngh to Decatur street
earb lot being.i. , o feet 634 Mattes wide, and 173: feat in
length, and has two rents; The inipriwementa are a
one•story brick building fronting on dixth ,street, known
as the Red A iris Hotel and a four., to" Y brick store with
iron !rent tolhe secondsstoryon theDociitur strzet front of
each lot Tbese eta' ea are built in the very - bestmanner
have stationary tiresproofe on the first and second sto
ries, and an imProved hoisting apparafne. The above
lots are near to Market Street, and: almost adjoining-the
elegant stores built by Mr. Mgarge. and, near ' the' mew
Ledger Building and other valuable improvements. • Con
sequently in a very valuable .aed improving neighbor
hood. and are splendid business locations.
Or - Clear of 'all inomnbrance.
Terms—halt cash. e .
' Will be sold as two proPertiee. Bale to corciinenc2 with.
No 14 /South Sixth erect and Nes Decatur street.
M. TBOMAB ti tioNti,nuctioneere, •
139 and 1418outh Fourth street.;
.
au.42,29m5
fitREAL ESTATE..—THOSIAB, do SONS' BALD
Modern Three4tory Brick Resideece, 0.238 Kee
street, between i3econd and Third streete.'Tate=
- day. September lfith, 1868; at 12 o'clock. 11001/.. Wilt be Mid
at public sale., at the philadelphia Exchange All.that „ •
-
modern three:story brick rbessuage, with ttire..iderY back
building and lot of oroUnd, situate ou the north,side of : '
Pine street,'l2s feet' eas fee t; hu.& street,' No 235; thence
exttnding eaetward,l9 thence northwerd.lBl feet& -
inches: thence diagonally,to •a point• at- the ,beaded .
feet widiyallev laid out over the adjoining lot on'the eh si,
for the use of these 2 adjoining Mee rties. , B,feet 8 inches,,'
thence Lorth 14 feet' 4 inches: thence east S feet, 1 inch;
'thence again north 24 feet 10 inches; thence westward 25
feet 6 inches: ;thence . south 80 feet: to the Wade of begirt
,ning. l ogetherwith the. common—pse and: ,wtvilege
dant alley. ' It contains 18 rooins—has Darlor,dining.roorn
and kitchen on the first flocir—gas with - chandelier and
fixtures, „which are included in the sale, free of charge '
—bath, hot and: cold water, furnace,. &c, L'Reicently•putirt
good repair.
Terma—sano may remain on mortgage. - • • .
I Immediate Possession.. Keys at No. 220 Pixie
street. See Plan.
M. THOMAS SON & Ancrtfeneere,
189and1.41 South 0114thetreet.
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..EPUBLIC bALE.—TBOMAB & BONS. - AUCTION ,
eers.—Very Valuable . Farm; and,Orapety 49 aares.
Lafayette Read, %Pintail snit tewnship, - .slentgOmery
county, Yoursylvania.. 8. miles above in
Manaydq7 ---
1...45
=ilea south of Boring Mille.`and Within a - few"minutero
walk of Lafayette litation, on the P , err/stows ,Sailr,ead.
Us Tuesday, september Bth. 188. at 12 olciock„ noon. will
be sold at publio•sale . ; at .th Siehatiges
all that very valuable }arm and OraPerydinownas.nattu
pert'a Farm' , situate in-Whitemarati township. Mont.
gom (Iry coutrty,Permaaronting_en both rides el .14afaVatte
road, (formerly Manner road,) leering from Barren Hill
Church to an ancient Ford on the ' , River schtlylkill; con.
taining 4o acres and 58 perchesof landj mote orless: , l2
acres of which are in grapery; (Concord, Clintlin, North
ern:Virginn, Franklin,) ..orchards; one of theirs:Of .int.
ported 'French fruits, t caring. ...Tin improvements
are a 5 room stone house, smokv-hOlire, elwing•hellse, noir
atone barn, 86 by 40 fest . •
'1 here are several very handsome' bulidinir
Of Will bo shown on application to the owner and ed
currant, Mr. John B. irern.
Immediate possession. Terma=ss,ooo may rennin).
mortgage.
M. THOMAS di SONS, Auctioneers.'
null =9 see 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
ESTATE.—TIIOIII.A.S , & SONS' , SALE...—.
Two Three.story Frame Gwellinga,Nba.l2lB and 1220
She cltamaxoustreet, with a large two atory brick.
Cooper Shop in ihe rear, No. 1219 Frankford road..above
Girard Tuesday. tient. Btb, 1868, at 12 - otcloelc-
noon, will be sold at public sale, at - the Philadeiptda Ex
change, all rboso messusgnd the lot 'of ground, there
imto belonging. situate on the southwesterly aide of
Shackamaxon street. 119 feet 3¢ an inch tiortnwestwardly
of Girard avenue, Eighteenth, W ard ; the lot containing
in front on bhaelaamaxon street 34 Net, and extending in •
depth on the northerly Line 66 feet 2 inches, more, or less.
and on the southerly line 81 tact 434 inches to rho. Frank-
ford road. The improvements are two genteel three,atorY
frame dwellings fronting sbactusnusxcu streak Nog. •
1218 and 12214 and a large two-story brick cooper shop
fronting on Frankford road: Subject to an irredeemable
ground rent of $44. and one of 1824. togetuer 6168 &year..
Ternut—Caab. " May be examined any day _ Previous .to
sale.
M.
139 and 141'South Foirthatreet.
ata tcl ees
riE.X.e.A.:UTOWS PEREfdPTORY BALE.—ESTATE
of 'themes Richardson, det:ased.—Thorouf .4 Sons
- Auctioneers. Very valuable bushiesa location. Four..
story Brick Office Property knosll as the "Commercial
Bullding."./sros. 111 and 113 Walnut etreet, west of Front
street 48 feet front. On Tuesday.' Setitember Bth' 1808,
at 12 o'clock, noon. will bo sold at public sale, without
reserve , at the Philadelphia k:xchange, all that sub
stantial modern four.story press brick (front)a:tweet/age.
91th brown•itono lacings and lot of ground;situate on tae
north side of Walnut street. west of Front street, Nos. 111
and 113 ;'containing in front on Walnut street' 4T. feet 9.
inches, more or less, and ext ending in death 61 feet. more
or less. The buildings were crect..tt in a verb-anporior
manlier. well and,suosttuutially built. end are very,nearly
fireproof. Them are seven lire-proofs; water intro.
.dnced itrthe third story; gas, numerous neater closets.
' Subject le three - redeemable yearly' ground' rents.
Ainouisting together to $l,BBO.
ritrtiale absolute,
By order of S. ft PRICE, Executer.
'
THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers, .
ttuBB.2llses.____ Lisannel 141 South Fourth St.:
E„' TO CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS AND` OTHERS.,
M. , Thorn as & goes, Auctioneers.- Largo
• and•valus.,
e ween Ve7F - eut an Spruce street. 78 feet front, 1 I
foot deep to bycamore street. Two fronts. On•Tuandae,
_Septetubee 15th,_1868. at 19 .o'clock,moon._will-be-sold-at
'public sale at the Philadelphia kbr.change, all.' that laige.
and valuable lot of grca nd, situate cm the mutt side of
Broad street. 60 filet Floutli of Locust 'street: containing
in front on „Brea street m
eet 77 feet 10 ate, nrikenininting
in depth 180 feet. Sycamore street—two:rotas. .
Subject to a yearly redeemable ground rent of 81,081.;
risr, immediate poßPestion,
The above lot be ng in' the imMealate 'deli:Oki:of thb
- Academy of Music. Horticultural Hall ar.d. other :vale.
able improvements, makes It very veduable. for building
Purposes. •
M. 'THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
99.e19 139 and 141 S. Foul-titbit.'
NAV,atit ,
L 11111T13 TITRPENTINE=6I , I3AIIIIELS OPIRPVSTL'R
0 pfutine now larding and for rale by ..pOW,.H. ROW.
LEY, No. 16 BoutteWbarver. • • - ; • au27.tf
NAV.I4 STORES:-200 BARRELS' No: I ROSIN; Si
hartiii Pale &wiz ; 800 bombs'. 6: 5 Itoeirt z 1 00 nog.
ref Primo White Bilirita orpentitko 134 board. North
Carotin n TaX ;273 barrels Anchor Shim rte clr
For rale by • EDW. H. RoJWLEY. • -
18 South Dolomite avenue.
thi/N AND SPIRITS OP TORPh NTINE.--1163 13 LB.
Roain, 98 bb bpirite, of 'Varpentino. now Anna=
from. et4taner Pioneer, from Wilmington. N. tt.„_endt
'for ealf3 VOCLIEAN. RVI3SELL ch - Cu.. - 512 -North -Mut
(AVON. V/ BALE& COTTOII. .149 W liaraNcl ,
V• from Steaniship 4 Wrpnii4..frr.q. . Ga m
*141..d f t or o ta il ato b
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I C l°Nte 24 4 so 9.AST4P4ll42roaairntrilg
for salolry; . J.rlHt,
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RUSSELL & CO., TYR. 'Front ofreet.
.110 EW GEIWOBLE: WALItTYTE--96 -77 11N — Elicr
A-I'4 CCOP - BoitabeilkOmobleMainnta lan,&.4_44ttor
ioe (790.,.a e ,Arpfurs4 44,0,0.0irt:p0t.q.4. V11.377M0,
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