Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, September 25, 1868, Image 4

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    D Dr HER TRE4IP!,
A violet In the monde* good s
Unseen, bent down by_lonpoed , r.
It wean:4l:ll4l'm to
Sooncame a shepherii,Maidem them,
With trlpplog,step and tdtAkeqome
Sofalr, so fairt
Aid sang a carol sweet.
"Ahr thonght ; the ;vlolet,',HfotAa Ro(wdr
To bloom as Natuithrfilre'st - fib'W64"" u • '
But for due momentonlyi---
To be by that dear matden blest,
And pYtelted and brou,4l
'Though 'Mere, though %were
But ono—one moment Beet,"
Thd merry Maiden initadr i dreut
Nor saw the violet wherolt.graw,.....
And crushed the little - blossom._
It died;: but it rejoleetf—!. 1 1,11(1:; , \
Crushed by her tread; by her I die;
By her, by her--
Beneath - her blamed'•feetln,
LETTER. lielto3l-NEW-3C011.K.
- Irsisitiblit emu
The Equine ettfil Stom— a 'ft
and ,' the vieeittn Hitind4elly--Settii'
"Wickedestr and' fitkettlitiat fletilifftl
Lame Thing In the Wedding Way..
Worrepondenee of the Palladetoii Evening Bullettn t l. .
Nadi-Yeats', Sept. ; 28,—Aftels some of the most
beautiful of days the K9Vnoetial has reached ne.
Not so fiercely does it'come, but ea with a very,
considehible quantity of 4;4E10, -rain; tstOrm-•
winds and umbrellats.- • The streets are, muddy,
the billies have forealten-the prOmenadesisombra
hues take the place of the bright and varied tinta‘,
of days OE9.l,and altogether; thiugs for the time
being. ore'Sgrt - .0 doll 4 . E ButlprObably all :Otis:
won't , Anti many hourklouger, and then:Nem
York Passes to the gay , ,ageirrel --The city mat in.
such spark rig good , hhmqr when, the
,surithine i
was here that she'riesi 1661ui doubly wretehed in .
these Equinoctial times. .- •
The entfilfiri`seigoit %die gliee promise of' per
haps more than metal brilliande; , •ll Fashion Is j ust
as arbitrary as ever, and perhaps disports herself
more in glitter, and•dazzle. , pit ria impossible to
chronicle all her freaktf;'sortic,*hich 'by acci
dent are somewhat wlse,:the . g reater part, how
ever, being far otherwise. dilg the ridiculous,
the Greelamßenestill'hbldePitritrWil: - , Ohi for a
Dean Swift.or affidatier,(not , l3l - F., but the "Hu
dibrasr Eutler) tOmitaltk tostory. , The thing
seems to hebreakieg olAkviclrqrfhtin ever in this
city, arid the addle.hre*ed. , frilic who , affect the
huge bristled arid 'tamer littiripS'and crooks, and
an IndSticribribleiltdeethe silliness of walk, are
the more,fresittentlptolik‘Meti with.:So wide
spread is the cOßtatin th at it is difficult to treat,
the thing as it dese rves. , Oee la so likely,. you
kn ovs , ;', to lthniblein , som eb ody , .; norm. Your,
faithfors i erviititi i the other , day, deriounced
the thirig.ilf a tad Csavage. way` to"a' lady, and
behold,. Liter,: charming ,- idaughter proved
to ha yea the if:reelarl u, Bend" ~ badly. The
small -waist the
on, toe, seems ; to be ( gaining
powet:"' - The* ts,viould appear to begetting
mnalleil, WWI mans of - etrarsti - isnyarriOnnt of
pain, crushed tititi, early deiths,.and all"thet. But'
puha* what of all thils4-gthsthe faidgenr , Partdysis
from tiEVOSMIK -4-10 L4 a , ttlfoffilee been recotte4'
hereabnu . And' e , - J,ther, day - we heard acme,
sensible Avoineri a Apf a elling woman who
tn
was not quite:So (' le, w ho'l' labed 'thirith 'a
dreadthilyioatragedukoMay ?that' she Obuld'sit In'
one place prily, kJ short titan. without. fainting,
Poor fool I - What do these misguided creatures
do all tlais for?„Not for the frikOso of pleasing.
cr
their weser In
iirel9, ,'-for - Melia Bathe knew , all
about the htnnbug7,-khow ttritthatirkrieVer Medd
such kstopifiellatake as. to:thrike afwalst the hike
of a pippotem ora eigartaridpthelorshtbfcrea-i
tion,they darn or thouldal, thdso w ff p..nke t ,
formaiiond the'least bit' , T dreforp,,as here bei v
fore asked ) WlriitYialliklirdcine fOrl 'We' ht
tii
0,....
speak loiNother lifollehr- d — are bil
the mood, all outing; tOlthehahly. Weather; proabz
bly—hati it, would lake POMaPh • tiMe.; ',Among:
the ritere'legiffinisto hensatimisthot eat 47 ,o by,
the imPoitatiegi2and showing on the aven ue of a
genuine' Ltindtrif ',drag 1 Mgt - Kraddon 1 'too;,you
know,;is !speedily cominzte this coupiry , and s
we already have the "thaddon,rieek-tie' :in the
shop itindOws,, 4c, &c.„,. Whore chapters might
be written ' about the ' more; reeerit,,vagaries or
fashiohl but pslitiW! theyoNicYttld haVe to be writ
ten all:over again inabout kfortnight--so what's
the use?,____ c i t.
The "Wickedest Mak”, end his neighbors of
Water, street are still talked qf,a great deal, and
there is 'about the liadie - diveraity - of opinions ,
respecting the same, and what is,'and what should '
and what shouldn't be, _ Mn Oliver Dyer, the
gentleman who first limned the portrait of the”.
"Wickedest Man" in Zlackard's Mmtigli, has just
had published in , the Tribane a very readable
article on Kit MIMS and his dog-plt: Mr. Dyer
is a very pleasant Writer. The simplicity of his
style is all praisesvorthy., He lectrires to-morrow
evening in Cooper Institute, on "What I have
seen in New York," and probably will have a
large - audience.
The watering-place season is now about over,
.so the proper authorities say. The large number
of eur summer absentees, at least, now seem to
to be here. We hear of a few stragglers at Long
Brunch and other places, but they are only the
eccentric few. One grand, good thing results
from this eityward movement, viz.: We have leas
of the ineffably stupid and silly watering-place
journalistic trash. Now, not all the letterapub
lished in the newspapers as from watering-places
are trashy. Nizz and then, a good one appears,
but 'tie, only now and then—the larger part, per
haps, of this correspondence is the' wretchedest
sort of stuff. New York journaispublith their full
share of this "boldly" literature.
The Fall m , ,sting of the Jerome Park promises
to be the'moat brilliant of any. in the record of
that famous race-coarse.
It is announced , with commendable gravity
that 800. invitations have been issued - for a
wedding to take place on the 30th inst. It is
also proclaimed far and wide, that the young
lady in town who boasts the largdst display of
diamonds is the daughter of a former street con
tractor, and that these same diamonds are valued
at three hundred thousand dollars. And farther,
that thirty dollars were paid at Delmonico's the
other evening for the dinner of one individual—
it isn't stated, but probably belonging to the
genus homo—and all sorts of speculations are rife
as to the probable make-up of that individual.
Yesterday was the second day's meeting of the
National Labor Congress. The proceedings are
of great interest.
Fire Commissioner Joshua G. Abbe is dead.
The great ocean yacht race fin' the Vice Com
modore's plate took place yesterday, the Phan
tom and the Addle V. being the winners.
The trading world is in a tolerably good state
of preservation.
We are lathe midst of political earthquakes.
FACTS MID FAIIICIES.
{The following appeared in a portion of onr
edition of yesterday:
—The wieketest men in the United States are
the All England Eleven.
—Napoleon's motto: L'Empire c'est la paix
hen.
—Missing the train—putting a sweethear
abroad.-Ex.
—London is astonished at the verformance of
the "Champion Female Walker of the World."
—ln lowa they are organizing clubs of "Grant
Giris." "Match 'em."
—Bilmarck can only get mat by drinking
brandy, and delirium (remens-IB apprehended for
him.
—Sumner is under treatment for a disease of
the throat, and his physician forbids him to speak
in public.
—Emerson has a new lecture on the Brook
Farm community, of which he and Hawthorne
were members.
—Among the useful information which Chili
Tajin took home with him were the principles of
the game of euchre.
—The Sacramento river is drying up. Ah! if
Democratic orators would only fellow the exam
ple'of the Sacramento river.
—A glutton in Antwerp ate 300 raw musselson
la wager. He won his bet, but lost his life. Bien
Ought not to be too much on their mussel.
Ohio boy tried to see how near he Could
stand to a passing railway train. He never
knew. , ,
—The Lowell Courier makes a distinction with a
differeneO, in that horse trots are not always fair,
bat fake are always horse troth.
—Sergeant Bates is Ming from Albany to st.
Paul on horseback. But the fact pc:elms not
the slightest importance to anybody.
An 9 p era b on fre,, : f • ..• (led onthe lorAtien•
of the etefuxi 404, • * to
•
Chaillu ,nasby,
Dickinson Curtis,
Tilton and Murdoch are among the elect for
Boston lectures this winter:—
—The present- •SlT.Aajpyghellpyieldeat son of;
the poet, Ida peitt i lattn, and ` ,petids mom
tips in the Mediterranean than he.does on his
estate.
—An ingenious Yankes'isr-e a ed in ma
.a ~watch for the Chinese,„ which. shall combine
tweive-hoßr system and; our twenty-four ,
hour systeit t ; I '2i ,
—Mani English gentlemen living in the suburbs
• Of)London, disgusted with the extortions of the_
railway-companies, ihave' ParchtiscdllieloCiPedeb, ,
and declare their indepetilienie or steam. ,
s English papers 'are ~deballni 'eitteStfon,'
:started•. by out Thorns, whether 'Shakespeare
served as a soldier j udder:W.2ol of , Leleestsr . p
..in ‘ Holland in 1585. ,
—A yrench !prefect haa discovered In, the impe=
rial family ',a new incarnation; of • the Catholic,
trinity, vherein'the Vinperor represents
e Prince Imperial, Hope, and the " Eintirdes;
Charity. h • •
—A young woman in San Franelsco thonght to
test the sincerity of her, many admirers by giving
out that f she had : the ernaU-pox and hanging a
yellow flag from her h 0 se _She. succeeded ad
miyably,nOt one of the devotees coming near her.
2-BMith says that &married man ehould'insure
his life . for 'many reasons. But the Mostimper
'tent of all Is, that it would prove a , great help to
his wife's second husband, and might be the .
,means of starting him in businese.
_ • .
. - .
—The 491m/en/arm broad.—The following is a
„ .
true, copy of tut order from a young woman in
Estunr, Mass., to the Selectmen, for State bounty:,
" 0ef81.863
to 1 the 8 lake' Titan of Essecks pleati pay to
Moaslea knolton 'what =luny B longs to rum
"N. P.
Here is a magnificent English, hot
weather falsehood , : ",beefstealt was
abked'' and some potatoes 'were . ebakd -
Oe sure in London , ' on' the 22d of
July, 'The sun's rays .altine , djd the work in'
about 29.
• minntes: : The S.:sod:Watt placed in a
small box, dosed over-with-three panes of -glass ,
about an inch apart.'? • •
:-.There are several good old standard stories
about fishing that will never die out. There is,
for instance, the Min seen angling froin abridge
at 7 o'clock . inlhe morning, and noted in the
same place 'at night. "How Is . . your kick?" asks
the passer-by. "Weil, 'pretty goOdl I haven't
caught anything yet, but toward noon I had a
glorious -
—An amateui v aardening friend of thti editor of
the OloucestmAdvertiser, who has a passion' for
working on the, soil, writes as follows: "Our gar
den latch' has !Seen very profitable thus far this
season: ---Very: First, the bugs eat up all the cu
cumbers, and then the chickens eat 'up , -all the
bugs, th(ineighbors' cats eat up the chiokens,and
' now I am in search of something that will eat up
the cats.
—A man in .Derry, N. H., wanted to, go for
some rum on Monday, or Tuesday last, ,but ,was
;restrained from doing . so by his mother. So
fierce was his appetite that. began - ,o4deping
some tobacco on the stdbe,'With' the Intention of
•dritking the decoction: - •This his mother -threw
hi tb :the stqve,..wheretipon,hofeni out, and pro
:cured au cab, with Which!hsPatticked her, split
ting imen'her beta and lathing her so that her
life is in danger.
—At the prayer meeting on Saturday in Allen's
'i'ance hail, Newllirlt, 00 following request was
read:
reporter of the Sunday Mercury desires the
prayers of, thia: Christian gathering. He begs
their, pray slim fortis brother reporters and
ed itors. _
A Good Christians, pray that Christian grace
bitty Ittniph pelt, hearts, and that; the , light Of
Clirittisadtp maybe bit in upon theawhitherto un
christian staffs. 91
The meeting appeared moved to an intense de
gree by such-an.unexpected.manifestation of re
ligioos revivaLand Mr.-Vitt• Meter strack-
Alp a, prayer, it which he fervently invoked God,
•twhp now saved the hewspaker• men of New
York from hell only_through His extraordinary
forbearance," to extend-His rdeicifttl influence to
those "miserable wretches who now mock reit-
Eton lin order to pander to the lower passions of
the peo de."' ' n.rk -
QTANI.ONS,
Reported
df l eige rnu l3. adeipnia Evening nnuetin.
LONDONDEREA, t-NS.77Bohi Enterprise. Barnes-1 9 0
tone pig iron ..tt•Whitney &Sons ; 21 blds "shad D 8 Stetson
Uo.
ra[ovisammrs of OOJEAN ST
. TO ARRIVE.
Isom '•
Livarpool—N Y via Elallfax...l4ept. 12
mars
Etna ....
• • ....... . .
Onion ...... Southampton..N ow Yolk 15
Siberia. .... —Liverpool ..N ew York— ....Sept 15
City of Antwerp.. .Liveroool—New York Sept.l6
Helvetia —.Liverpool—New York.... ...... Sept. 16
Europa. .
.01aegow..New York, . —Sept. 18
W estph ...Bouthampton..NeW York: Sept. 18
Cuba .Liverpool—New Y0rk..........5ept l9
Atalanta........ ...... London..
DEPART. New Y0rk.......... Sept. 19
TO
Palmyra ...Now York. AdverpooL.... ...... Sept. 26
Britannia.... New York—Glasgow Sept. 26
Tonawanda.....Philadeinhia_Savannah....... _Sept. 23
Louisiana . Now York.. Liverpool...... ....Sept. 26
City of Boston New York.. Liverpool.... ...... .Sept. 23
Russia.*. .....New York..LiverpooL ...... . —Sept. 23
Stars and Stripea....Pknad'a..Havana Sept. 23
Cambria. ...... ...Now York.. Hamburg . ........Sept.
23
China .. ...... New York.. Liverpool .....Bept.
Manhattan . ..—. ..New York. •Liverpeo .1. Sept. 3 I
Granada ...........New York..Vora Cruz. &c Oct I
Morro Latle.......New York..Havana...i .......Oct 1
Ma1ta........ New York.. Liverpool ...........Oct. 1
Hiberrua.. ...... .New York.. Glasgow . Oct. 3
City of Antwerp.. New York..Livisrcool ..... ......Oct 3
St Laurent . . . —.New Y ork...Havre Oct. 3
Pioneer..........PhliadelPhis..Wilcutogton.........Sept.
Juniata . ..... Philadolphia..New Orleans. Oct. 6
Etna.. . .New York—Liverpl via Harz _Oct. 6
B()A OF
JOHN O JAMES. •• •
JOB. C. GRU88...-. Blemarat Comma=
JOHN D. TAYLOR, - .
_ .
1!/WVI itifIALEMEN.
PORT OF TTIILAVELPEITA-13Emiwyar. 25
Sae Hums. 8 -03 181ni Syni.
_5 NI Rion WArn. 9 36
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer A C Stimerti, Knox. 24 hours from New York,
with soda° to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer Mars. Grumley, 24 hours from New York. with
mdse to W M Baird & Co. '
Steamer Tecony, Nichols, 24 hours from New York,
v ith mdeo to W Id Baird its Co.
Schr Enterprise, Barns 16 days from Londonderry, NB,
with old iron. &c. to A Whitney & Sons.
Behr. J P Bragdon, Newcomb. 5 due limn Boston, in
ballast to Warren & Gregg._ " - •
Behr Win Witihinitott, Hopkins., 6 days froln Corteord,
lumber to Moore, Wheatley & Cottingham. -
Brim S C Park. Crowell. from Rappahannock River. In
ballast to Lennox & Burgess.
Behr A M Edwards, Bineon. 6 days from James River.
Vss. 'with lumber to meore, Wheatley & Cottingham.
Behr Gen Grant. Colburn, 6 days from James River, Va.
with lumber to Moore. Wheatley & Cottlxigham. - •
Sehr Olivia, Fox. 1 day from °demo, DeL with grain to
Jae L Bewley* Co. - - -- - - - -
Behr Tycoon Cooper. 1 day from Smyrna Creek. DA,
with grain to Joe E Palmer.
Behr Freemason. Furman, 2 days from Indian River.
with corn to Collins &Co.
Behr L Q C Wishart. Maecn. Boston.
Steaming America, Virden." 8 hours from Delaware
Breakwater, having towed to sea at 6 AM. yesterdays
chip Beranek for Mobile"., saw at the Breakwater a large
British brig. just arrived frora the West Indies.for orders;
below New Castle, saw ships Aurora, from-Rotterdam,
and' Abbie Thomas, from Bristol. E. towing up.
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore. with a tow
of barges to W P Clyde & Co .'
~L':~
Steamer Mayflower. Robinson. N York, W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer F Franklin, Pierson, Baltimore, A Groves. Jr.
Steamer S Shriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves. Jr.
Brig Sunny South, ilayley, Bremen, I' Wright & Bons.
Brig dunter, Lamb, Port Spain, John Mason & Co.
Brig Matilda, Dix, Boston. Lennox & Burgess.
Behr C Park, Cowgill, Fredericksburg. Va. do
Behr L Q 0 Wiehart, Mason, Boston. Penn Gas Coal Co.
Behr A J Fabene. Davis; Newburyport, L Audenriod & Co.
beim Wm Flint. Post. Boston, do
Bohr W f 3 Copes. Travers. Petersburg, do
Behr Redone, Holbrook, Boston, do
Behr West Dennis, Crowell, Boston, do
1 gag Thep Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with bargee, W
I' Clyde &
WRIGHTSVILLE. PA.. Sept 23, tea
The followity canal boats passed this office to - day, east.
ward bound. v z:
E J Curtin. with lumber to Patterson dt Lippincott;
Daniel Kline. do to R Wolverton.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Tamerlane. Sumner, which. left Now York on
Wednesday for this port, returned same night and an.
cbored in the Lower Bay, in consequence of the heavy
gale outside. Would proceed as soon as the weather per
mitted.
Ship Neptune, Peabody, cleared at San Francisco WM
inet for New York.
Ship Kentuckian, Freeman, from Boston Bth May, at
Calcutta previous to 20th inst.
Steamer Roman. Howes, hence at Boston yesterday.
Steamer Juniata. Norio, cleared at 'New Orleans 19th
loot, f or this port via Havana. Passengers for Philadel
phialli-Ellia A Noe. L S Pickett, E Mellach. Cargo, 270
bales cotton. 140 bble clay and sundries.
Steamer Pioneer, Catharine, cleared at Wilmington.
NC. yesterday for thieiport.
Steamer Geo Cromwell, 'Valli; cleared at New Orleans
19th hut for New York
Steamer Resolute, Baker. sailed from Norfolk ltd Lad,
for this port, with gunboat Seneca in tow.
Steamer Gen Meade, Sampson, from New Orleans. at
New York yesterday.
Steamer Palmyra (Br), Watson, cleared at New York
yesterday for Liverpool
Steamer Weser (NG), Wenko, cleared at Now York
yesterday for Bremen.
Steamer Henry Chauncey. Connor. cleared at N York
Yesterday for Aspinwall.
Steamer Wyoming, Teal, hence for Savannah, lost her
THEM AILY EVENING BULLMIX---MlLATittPiiritt•Fi , MAY, SEPTEMI3EI
propeller at sea off the bilMshiP...' , A tugboat had been
; sent to tow herin. ,It t_he sicalbetwas tavotaiffe„ it was
aupposedehewordd make , ber :Wharf on the moniker of
the ß Nib.
ary May 9ceen. -- Chatiman, cleared at Baltimore Sad
inst. for Rio oanetro.
cleared
.
Bark Trinity. Turnei. Cd at New York yesterday
for Desolation,vla vial . ,
Brig Earns, W il ey* hence ..rbf •Cliarldi , toini.at lEfolinolte
Bole Pd inst.
1,1. Brig Ida Id Comely, McLean; dramatist New York Yee
terday for this port.. .., ~,t. _,. ,-., .., --...
Brig Joel() A I everetts, Clark. for tlild.gort, aatieL .- from
Charleston yesterday. _ _
• Bars T A Wilder. Heathen-and. Maggie-McNeil. Wil.
' . lefts, from WilminF, Ng. for New )(mt._ were spoken
19th i t off Cage tame., . ~.. k ' :".,, 41 ) ~, ~- ,
BC d h
n i Th m ail in ik a. rde . mid :YU Bartlett, hence at *New
Lah r
• lint
or Pro th bjer o , rt. Comwell. ,
, eall_ s! from'llC.orgeto wm , 23 . d
Bchr Freddie I. potter, BMall.Sffintriifffst BtiMat =diner.
for tide port.
Behr Ranger, Cleaves, cleared at-Boston-23d inst. for
Rockport to load for this port.
... Bohr Rabe, Thunton. berme at NeWbUrportffiffinkt.
. ' . MARINE MISCELLANY.
Bark Adelaide Norris, heed. - at thhrport.23d but re.
portai llth inst. lat 41 50. lon 43 53, saw ship, Sorrento (or
New Itork),, front New Orleans 'folk, Idrerpool:wlthloss of ;
.goiezeumast, bead themainmt and' fe etopgalls.ntrnitit,
' steering El, wind at time B. She apparently wanted
, assistance, at she kept on - her - course: - -17th inst. saw
Ocean Pearl, keening B. -. .
MRS.. JOHN EBBW'S ARCH STREET THEATRE
Beßina '$
LAST t° .
BENEFIT OF
MRS. C. ETCHINGS BERNARD,
___
TO-NIG/I,T EVJDAYJyytembtir SMit.
I:tis TILE OF - w - n - 1-ARNEY
EST O'Connor. . . - - !ERHARD
Sttiojup - aeil kiy
TO-MORROW- KATUP.o.AY. *MEM N o - at 20'0104
SATURDAIPMNgetgeIOCtSTIME.. ,
MON D j ar?. REILNADTR OPERA COST .
WIVES 'AS THEY WERE.'
'WALNUT STREET THlfaillt.E. • Begins at o'clock.
ir THIS (FRIDAY j EVENING. Sept. Bd.
BENEFIT OF EDWIN ADAMS. '
Who will appear in hilffleal'cheratter of 1, •
RAPHAEu THE SCULPTOR,
the Sensaticmalltomance of real life •
THE MARBLE HEART.
To conclude with Falconeni comedietta of
TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE.: •
ROMEO JAITIEJL JENKINS ED_WII3 ADAMS
-SATURDAY - :—EDWIN ,ADAMS'es RICHAw IIL
•
MONDAY—THE OF TRACED - V.
Are. F. W. LANDER 8D....4 :.:ELIZELBSTEI
NEVir CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE: I&
IMPERATIVELY -• •
THE LAST WEEK I TOE. LAST WEEK I
THE LAST WEEK t THE LAST WEEK 1
• OF THE GLORIOUS • • • -.,
WHITE FAWN, WHITE FAWN.
HAVE YOU SEENIT
MORE ARTISTS. MORE COSTUMES
MORE MISS EN SCENE.
MORE TIME AND MORE MONEY
Than any spectacle ,
ON EITHER EVER PRESENTED •
HEMISPHERE.
HOUSES CROWDED FROM PIT TO DOME.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM!
IMMENSE SUOCF.BB OF THE POPULAR ADMISSION
FIFTY CENTS
• FIFTY OEN rs
TO DRESS CHICLE AND PARQUET'''.
Family Circle cents
Orcheetra. One Dollar
ARSf•iLVESCIF T HE i,ASIETVEix.
THE SUPREME GRAND BALLET
• OF THE WORLD.
SATURDAY—LAST MATINEE OF THE WHITE
FAWN.
Next week—UNDINE! • UNDIES !
ME GLOWING FAIRY LEGEND OF THE LAUGH.
ING WATERS.
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTSf
li CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth.
Open from 9 A.. M. to 6.P. M.
Benjamin Weet , e Great Picture of
CHEM REJECTED
still on exhibition. Je2941
BILLIARDS.—THE FINE SALOON, NO. 609 1317.11 T.
nut street, is now open, withlCayanagh &Deckers
celebrated "Improyed cushions," Wines. And; Ciitiini:of
the beat qualitiee. . . V. ESTEPHE.
, .
F0X.13 AMERICAN vAREETT, wintaWr,.- , • -
BVERYZMaN ititAßDAV , :fanwrinoint
GREAT. CONIBNATION-TEQUPEf ,;•• -
In Grant Ballets, Ethiopian Barleset!ea. Bonipm.DAnall
Gymnast Acts, Bash:minim:6o • • -
VirANDSOME SECOND STORY FRONT, AND OTHER
I I rooms to rent, with firetclarn , bonr 4103 Pine
street. 5e23,30
COMMUNICATING BOOMS. PRIVATE VARLOR,
Rooms for Gentlemen. with Board. Befortmee
qtpred. 1524 Chestnut street 8019 et•
TO 11..P.T, W ITH BOARD—TWO SUITES OF ROOMB
on the second and third floors, with private bath
room attached., .
Private table if, desired. .' seW.fit.
Apply at No. 1239 Spruce street:-
ELIGIBLE ROOMS„ WITH BOARD, AT 3921 , LO.
met Street, West Ita*.
lktON FED;WING
The, undersigned tare prepared to receive orders for
English Iron Fence of the best quality, knciwn as Cattle
Hurdles, the most durable and economical fence that can
be used. This fence is especially adapted for country
Beats or for the protection of lawns. It is in universal use
in England in parkaand pleasure grounds.
.
MERRICK & SONt iv
SCUT ARK FOUNDRY,
430 WAISKIN TON AvennCl. eFhiladelphia. •
MANUFA
STEAM ENGINES—High and Low Fromm, Horizonte/.
Vertical, Beam. Oscillating, Blast and Cornish Flinn ,
lug.
BOlLERS—Cylinder, Flue, Tubular, &c.
STEAM DAMAIRRB—Neamyth and Davy styles, and of
all sizes.
CASTINGS—Loam. Dry and Breen Sand. Brass, &c.
ROOFS—Iron Frames, or covering with late or Iron.
TANKS—Of Cut or Wrought Iron, for refouiries, water,
oil, &c.
GAS MACHINERY—Such as Retorts. Benoit . Outings,
Holders and Frames, Purifier., Coke and Charcoal Bar.
rows, Valves, Governors, &c.
STIGAN MAC ERY—Such as Vacuum Pans and
Pumps, Defecators,_Bone Black Filters, Honiara, Waah.
ers and Elevators; Bag Filters, Sugar and Bone Black
Cars, &c.
Bole manufacturers of the following specialties:
In Philadelphia and vicinity, of William Wright's Patent
Variable Cutoff Steam Engine.
In Pellvailift, of Shaw & Justice's Patent Dead• Stroke
Power. ammer.
In th e ted States, of Weston's Patent Self-centering
and Self-balancing Centrifugal Bugar-drainintacbine,
(lase & BartaPs improvement On Aspinwall & Woolaers
' -
Centrifugal.
J3artol's Patent Wroughtlron Retort Lid.
Strahan's Drill Grinding Rest
(Azar tore for the design, erection, and fitting up of Re:
fine es for working Sugar or Molasses.
'COP 'EN AND YELLOW METAL SHEATHING:
Brazier's Copper Nails, Bolts and ingot Cooper, con.
stantly on hand and for 'sale b 9 1L WDIBOII &
CO., No. an South Wharves
XT 0. 1 GLEN GARNOCK 'SCOTCH PIG IRON. FOR
sale In lot. to suit purchaeere. from etore and to ar.
ive. PETER WRIGHT & SONS,
15,111 lb Walnut ett'llet
JEST READY— BIN GHABPS LATIN GRAM:MAIL— ,
New Edition.—A Grammar of the Latin Language Zro
the_lise of Schools. With exercioea and vocabularies- by
William Bingham, A. BL, Superintendent of the Bingham
L The Publiohers takepleasure in =mounting to Teachers
and friends of Education generally, that the new edition
of the above work lo now ready, and they Invite a careful
exiiminationof the same, and a Comparison with other
works on the same oubiect, Copies will be furniohed, to
'ranchero and Superintendents of Schools for this purigine
at low e
rates.
Pric esl 50.
Published by
And for gale by Bookaedare generally.
L t re a vY;rt n fr C°firge of of Ant i Vo i n7 4 7,„ " gaclivirgilh" tw
facts: How to live and what to live lor; Youth, matili u ty
and Old Age Manhood generally reviewed; The cause of
indigestion, flatulence and lkieuvotts Diseases accounted
for. Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be for.
warded to parties unable to attend on receipt of four
stamps. by addressing J. J. Dyer. 88 &Moot stre et, Bo*
ton. cog iv.
TTNITED FIREBIENT TNOUE.ANCIE andzgant OP
l) PELIIADELPHIA.
This Company takes risks at the lowed rates comlitent
with safety. and confirm; ite badmen male/lively to
FIRE INFIIIRANCE IN I TER CITY OF PHILADEIr
B uilding.OFFlCE—No. 723 Arch Street, Fourth National Bank
DIRECTORS:
Thomas J. Martin. Charles R. Smith,
John Hirst, Albertusliing.
Wm. A. Rollo. Henry Brunm. . .
James Mongan. James Wood.
William Glenn. John Shallcrom,
James Jenner. J. Henry Aoki%
Alexander Ti Dickson. Hugh Mulligan.
Albert C. Roberts. Philip Fitroatrick.
CONRAD B. ANDRESS.. Proadtnt.
Wm. A. Romer. Trees. Wm. H. PAGER. Seal.
tE NI X INSURANCE cliazipAny.
OF PHILADELPHIAA,
INCORPORATED MI—CHARTER PERPETUAL.
• No. 224 WALNUT street. opposite the Exchange.
This Company insures from lows or damage by
FIRE
on moral terms, on tmlidings. merchandise. furnittire.
ito., for limited periods. and permanently on buildings DI
deposit or premium.
The- cempsziy has been in active operation for moil
than elity
_poem during which all lowa have bees
promptly adiruted
RS.
John by godge. David
D. MannuT.
John T. Lewis.
Thom.. H. Powers.
William S. Grant. A, R. bkpt.".
Robert W. Learning. Edmond Ciiiitnies,
D. Clark Wharton,tEri Samuel Wilcox.
LawrenceLewisylr,.__ Louis C. Norris.
O WU CHBRER.PreddOrig.
Wthexig. Secretary.
enrcrsim]mrlM
BOARDING
. . „
1110 N.
YAENALL TREISIBLE,
No. 418 South Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
E. IL BUTLER
137 South Fourth street
Philadelphia.
au2l
ENS VELILMONis
"TIIS NATIONAL
LIFE INSIIRANCE , COMPANY
'tiNtrtb,"strAtEs ror itminom
Washingtoh; Di 0:
Cbartered by lei or A/Digress, Ip. :
proved Daly 25, 'lBe B 'e
Cash: Capiltali • ~$1,90(10,000
Bian4k Oine6, Plahaelphia,
'FiRtT NATIONAL BANK.
' . DIRECTORS.,
• .
Jay Cooke, Philada.. ,E. A. Rollln\Waahliiton.
C. H. Clark. Phllada., HeitryD.SJoo e, Wash..
P. Ratchford Starr,Philida., Wm. E: Chandler. WailL.
Wrn.G. oor head. , Philads., John D.•Defrees, Waste.
GeorgeF Tyler. Philada,„ Edward Dodge; New York.
J. Hinckley Clark, Phllada., IL C.•Fahneetock. N. Y.
oFtvitiuits: ,
G.E. CLARK, Philadelphia. President. • .
HENRY D. COOKE. Witebington, Vide President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Cam
mittee.
EMERSON W. PEET. Philadelphia, Efecii and Actuary.
E. S. TURNER. Wealdtigtoe. AsislatintSearetary.
FRANCIS G. SMITH. M. D., Medical Director.
J. EWING MEARS, M. D, Audetant Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD*
J K. BARNES. Surgeon-Get:Land U. S. A, Wastinston.
P. J. HORWITZ, Chief Medical Department U. 8. N.
Waihlngton.
D. W. IMMO& D...Washinston. •
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS•
Hon. W3l. E:CHANDLER. Washington. D. C.
CigOllGE LIAJOHNO, Philadelphia. Pi.
This Com Pen - National in its character,offers,
by reason of its Large Capital, Low Rates of Pre
mium and New Tables, the most desirable means
of insuring life yet presented to the public.
The rates of premium, being largely reduced,
are made as favorable to the Insurers as those of
the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties of Notes, Divi
dends and the misunderstandings which the latter
are so apt to cause the Policy-Holders.
Several new and attractive 'tableware now"pre
sented, which need only to be understood to
prove acceptable to the public, such as the IN
COME-PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN
PREMIUM POLICY. In the former, the policy
holder not only secures a life insurance, payable
at death, but will receive, if /iving,.after a period
of a few years, an annual income equal to ten per
cent. (10 per cent.) of the par of his policy. In the
latter, the. Company agrees to return to the as
sured the tptal amount of mcmey he has paid in, in
addition to the amount of his policy.
The attention of persons contemplating insur
ing theitlives or increasing the amount of insur
ance they already have called to the special ad
vantages offered by the National Life I n surance
Company
Circulars pamphletsond full particulars given
on application to the Branch Office of the Com
pany in thS city, or to its General Agents.
General - Agents or the Company.
JAY COOKE & CO., New Very."
For Now York State and Northam Now &won
E. W. CLABEC,VIAND.;' PlLlJERdelphley
For Pormeiva.pla frail BouthT3 New Jersey.'
JAY COO - FM:ic co." *gibing ion?, De U.,
For Marylatal, p#lo6
.trik., iffixfnia, District of voltuntda
.and , weatylrellia.
J. A. ELLIS & 111, 9 ,
For IllirioL and Wlnc;onsin.
EPTEP.IIIMN 11/1114.1E.tte eit• Paul,
For Minnesota.
ronfmw
G 1.4 C 7. 813
HUT UAL LiFg , INSURANCE
COMPANY.
NEW YORK;
PLINY FREENIffi
LORING ANAREWN,, r
.JNO. A. IHRDEIBERG4i "'
HENRY taIINCERAN, Secretary.
Cash Assets $1 4 200.000
ORGANIZED, JUNE, 1864.
eLL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
PREMIUMS PAYABLE CASE.
LOSSES PAID IN C ASH.
It Receives No Notes and Gives None.
By the provisions of its charter the entire surplus
belongs to policy holders, and must be paid to them in
dividends. or reserved for their greater secusiiT. Div!.
dends are made on the contribution plan, and paid au
n.
commencing two years from the date of the Po •
It has already made two dividends amounting
$102.000, an amount never before equaled during the first
three years of any company.
PERMITS TO TRAVEL GRANTED WITH
OUT EXTRA CHARGE. NO POLICY FEE
REQUIRED. FEMALE RISKS TAKEN AT
THE USUAL PRINTED RATES, NO
EXTRA PREMIUM BEING DEMANDED.
Applicationafor all kinds of policies, life, ten-year life
endowment terms or cnildren" - s endowment, taken, and
all information cheerfully afforded at the
BRANCH OFFICE OF THE COMM A
NO. 408 WALNU ti STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
M. M BARKER, Manager,
East= Department of the Mato of Pennsylvania.
Particular at dven to
FIRE AND MARINE RIB=
Which, in all instances, will be placed in firat.class Com,
panics of this ciNa r N e. vell as those of known standing in
New York, Now land and Baltimore.
ACCIDENTAL B AN INSURANCE ON LIVE
_ .
carefully attended to. In leading C,Cmpanies of that kind,
By strict personal attention to. and prompt despatch of
business entrusted to my care, I hope to merit and re,
ceive a full share of public Patronage.
M. M. BARKER.
mhlBl w tf§ No. 408 Walnut Street
MUTUAL FIRE INSITIZABOE COMPA
NY Or' PIIILA.DELPILIA..
(IFFICE,No. 8 SOUTH FIFTH STREET. SECOND
xj STORY.
ASSETS, $170,000.
Mutual system exclusively, combining economy with
safety.
-Ineures Builmogs. Household Goods, and Merchandise
generally, -
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAW.
DIZEMOIIB.
Caleb Clothier, William P. Reeder.
Benjamin Malone, Joseph Chaproa
Thomas Mather, Edward M. bloodies.
T. Ellwood Chapman. Wilson lit. Jenkins.
Simeon Matlack Lukens Webster.
Aaron W. Gael& Francis T. Atkinson.
C B CLO 'BIER, President
BENJAMIN MALONE, Vico President.
TOO3l AS 111•111Z14 Treasurer. •
T. EiLwoon tlaaratA.w. Secretary. seillyf
MOtMINTY ETRE INSIHtIiNCIE compeziir.-0,-
no. no South Fourth deed, below Chestnut.
"The fire Indirante Coinpany or the EtprißtE of Yllf/a•
&labia, ' Incorporated by the
Legblatmn or rennaylys.
nla In for indemnity' addnat lora or eamoiso b b l M,
excludvetp.
CHARTER PERPBTEMATa
Thb old and reliable inatitation.with ample ea to lard
contingent bind • carefully , inverted , eonthinee to Mare
b u ildings.
_lumbar% merehandire,die. eitherermanentbr
or for a limited time , against loam or e drie,at the
lowed rated riopaident with the aboolnte saf etyor Ito mu
,
tomem •
Losses adinated and aid with all pessme despatch.
RN:
Cher. J. Better. Andrew H. Miller.
_ Henry Budd. . _ _ James H. Steno,
~ - -
John Moo re. Edwin L. Beeklit.
Josep I ' Robert V. Musa. Jr..
George Wake. Mark Devine.
. CHARMS J. SUTTER. Preddent •
HENRY BUDD. Viee.Prealdent.
Ewa on F. Holtman% Secretary and Treanmer.
► . FMB .188001ATION OF PRILADEL
phla. hmouerated March 27. 1820. Office,
.; No. 84 N.. Filth ntreet. Instire Building*
Household Furniture and hierchandise
• ona rally,trom Low by Fire (in the City at
FlumelPhia only.))
• Statement of the Assets! of the Amocdation
January ht. 1888 , puldiphed in compliance with the pre.
visions of an Act of Apeembly of April sth i _lB42.
Bonds and Moctsaseedn Property in the UV
of Philadelphia onup. ..811.070.111
Ground Benin ..... ........ ............ .... 18,814 N
Beal 51.744 17
Furniture and • Fixtum of Office -- 0.460 OS
11. S. ME Registered 80ndc........ ........ 415.= 00
Cash on ....... 81.878 11
Tots/..... • ................... ... . .. 01.22&11011 U
.
.
William H. Hamilton. r Samuel dearhawk.
Peter A. Keyser. Chubs P. EM
John Carrow. Jesse Liffhtf • -
George 1. Young_ Robert lin .
Joseph R. Lynda% Peter Armbruster.
Levi P. coats. Peter M. IL Dleddnson.
S.. Vies
SAMUEL SPARHAWS. Vie d s
President.
WM. T. BUTLER. Secretes 7.
1829.19umm0w
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY :
PHILApELIE'HIA;
fkie. 485 and 437 etratnit Shy*
assets on &wary . Li 3slBl
1N0Z,00.3,740
Bur Pl. . IT.
0. ....... ...... ,• • 11.
Preadams ........... ......... .. ..... MP
•
WM=la 3l, eiIATOS. • atoms vox gie
Losses Paid Since _XB2B Over
1015,45004000. •.,
Perpetual au/ Taw:war,' Polk* un WM* TIMM
... . Eintscrrota
Chas. N. asauezer.
P blW lti-r * UMPS N i j li E Vg
r
w ult h a , , 1 F l +
' r.
i •
IL Al
Ii lu tes
6 1 4 - '
Proldetil;
CIEO. PALM Wee Mat.
i pTit i txeeiVac t a I r rkus su itallt b '
„ _ Wed o Matron
D ilLlAl7.l U l = lllL b 7"ll" t h e 1 l '" 61411 C*l6rl"°.
M3M
_
Onto. IL E. sonar !.. • • WiLLOWIC MIA%
On Veusis. Oars and. D • ; oltilo
On goods by river. ennal. &MS; • • oOtttotO to oti
ram of Liu Union. ; -
FlBE n eitrialiUMS
i
ASSETS OF WP COMFAINV,
F2)0.000 United Otst:a v ate Fte la ani.Lion.
110.000 litstaa shz Per almjcit •
tem 106,400 01
60.000 United States 7110 Per Cad. SAM •
Notes. PP
600.000fati m iPeasoulaiiia
196.000
rsmowßa:4lfrralZi •Nii: main
,
80.000 Y Iv~ni~ ' i{allro : d Firer
max i raw Imo CO
ezonslvadea
w doeoond Mart.
e Ix Pea Cent. 80nin.........03.075 00
06.003 WW.ouPennirfi
_yards Railr oad
Per Cent. mows (Penna. RR.
guarantee). e . iii woo as
sOOOO etas Teengie ViTerda
7,000 State of Venni:lei' it Li Per dais: /Mc° ,
• 00
LOlau. .
1141:00.930 disnirkia"73l;diaa;;;it i :iii4 °
Company. Prinelpal and Waren
gaatanteed bY tie CS/ Ol Phil& utirA
na
7.60) 110 shared Aar
6.000 1001rar =aal liMia'ail t adt; 1-7 00
Railrad Cerntaum.”- 0.033 03
woo to sha res. ateeli tt etliiriaa
Southern Mail 8 PCO 1.00000
on.sco Leans an Bond Martina. dad 00
trine an Cliar ...... SIM.IIOO
17,17uni par KnOrstiralue * WOW 50
Cod, 111.011112/11 i . cann , •
Real Estate— „ .
Reeeivatrie * Re Inturaneer "
meas. ......MUM 4
Balances due at Arrenedoe-Prs•
on kg-F108,14F"
Eisler iiiiireW.WO - othi774 - 14
due 01803=4mi-- - - 43.834 80
Sioc — lc Tn . d — Wil rnn3ri Inca.
ranee mod, .otbar
Cub In Campoinfeat
• 07
$5.11'00. W.s o.boa 13.017 00
Oub In • NM is
DUIECrOItS;
Thomas liarkg.% JUIN" 0 . 1 1 101 4
John O. vavia. — flann a okiai6 -
Edionnit a t est flociders • &mail nair, •
Josepb William Q.
Tboopnuna P111:44112g. acob m
MO Craft. am
zaward•Darlhottan.'; ag P terra
John It rearms.; , o ba
EL. Jona* 13roolto.
Henry Moan, • teTrii) ,
Georg* O. pavan Goorira
wolun 13oniton. , 110/M l3 . &rang&
EdWaidlifOareldS. Morgan. ,
Jacob Riegel._ willow An a.is i tme treshient.
• 31 1 3Ini=rnaProsidov2.
DEFEltlfat7=ru'iseckitt. dell W oca
Fran RRIATANcEt gistrEeicwociriztor OF mu.
ADELPHIA.
Incorporated to 1841. Chula Psesattua
Office, Ne. EOl Walnut street,
C..ASITAL MOW
humans against ten or damage by on Roma.
Stores and other Butidinla, limited or . and on
Furniture. Goods. Wares and Morchandise in at
`m inims pitorarmy ADJUSTED AND PAID;
Anets. ..... ............ ....... —SCUD 7$
Invested in the followint Secaritlea. vtr..:
First Mortgages on City Property,wellsecnred...L96.6 s l OS
United States Government Loans .. 117.000 00
Philadelphia' City 6 per cent L0an5........ .... 764100 di
Pennsylvania swam° 6 per cent *Ad 00
Pennsylvania Mboad Bonds, first and second
M0rtgagee............ ........ ...... 55.= 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's d par
Cent Loan.. ..... ...................,.... ...... 4630 00
Philadelphig and Reading Railroad ComPanra
6 per Cent. Loan. . . WOO 01
Huntingdon and Broad Top 7 per Cent..lfort.
gage Bonds ......... ................... ..... 4,563 00
County Fire Insurance Company's Stock.
1,060 00
fdechanics• Bank E1t0ck.........-...4,000 00
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania 8t0ck"...... lA= 00
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock.— 550 00
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphla4
1it0c5.5.250 00
Cash in Bank and on hand ..... UM 75
Worth at Par.
Worth thb, date at market mice'
DIRECTORS:
Clem. Tingley. Thomas U. Pdoore.
Wm. limner. Samuel Castner.
Samuel RisPham. James T. Young.
ILL. Carson. Isaac F. Baker.
Wm. Dtcrvenson. Christian J. Hoffman.
Beni. W. Tin/1M Samuel B. Thomas.
Edw Biter.
mas Rua.
CLEM eary. TINGLEY. President
Tur 41 . &W.
Pnimanat.rnto. December 7.1817. Alta the is
AIRE INSURANCE EXCLIIIIIVELY.--TEES PENN.
sylvania Fire Insurance Compamr—lncorparated Mg
-Charter Perpetaal—No. 110 Walnut street. moans /Lts.
dependence Square.
This Company. favorably known M the community fat
over fortYYears, continues to insure allot loss or dam.
age by fire, or on Publie Private B either
smutty or. tor • limitedtime.• .. Also, on . tam=
of Goods and Merchandiseenerali7. on liberal terms. _
Their Capital., together wi th a large Staving Paud. he in.
vested In a most careful inammr.,..whichenables them to
offer to the moused au tuidonbtea security fri the ewe of
loss. InEty.O'roßB.
Daniel Smith. Jr.: John Deiereux.'
Alexander Benson.. Thomas Smith,
Isaac Baselhursto ! 1 1 . e ci ng /p i ia.
Thonuti Boldrui. ,
Dastr At le r kidcaJr : •
Jr.. egent.
Wimmax G. °newts. SecretarY. •
N FIRE INKIBANGE COMPANY OP' PHI.
i st ri FEl ideZ re ta.—Ottice. No. 11 North ' nth Wed. sae
Incorporated bi the Lei:Mature Of Finusilik. Char.
ter Perpetual. .' Gimbal -and AcreW_Sl63.ooa. Makein.
Imam* exAn filua t 1 ,, or Damage hy Mee on Mlle or Frio
yob, B fllture. t4clok (Ra ft and licrolum
di" on favors term. • •
. DLE=TOBS. _ •
Wm. McDaniel. Edward P. Moyer:
Waal Peterson. _ Frederick Ladner. •
John F. Beleterling. Adam J. Gum. •
Henry Tr ..nerir HeinzDelon,.„Y. •
aste b handeni. John. Ent
Doll. (ThrictianirFrick.
11 .-7 . 7— • lOW. -George Ft' Fort.'
William ,Gardner.
WILLIAM BieDANt President.
WWI. rEnur ni egl aren. xl-Predasat; ,
.
Pima E. CoLLUaI. SecretarT
A NTHBACITE IN nratziolo . terANY.-0 gni
.108. TER PERPETUAL.
__L . _-• •
Ofilca, No. 811 WALNUT street, abase Tiara. Fhliada.
W insure against Loss or Damage_by Me. on Builillt
InsK either perpetually or f or /Milted Ume. Householl
Furniture and Merchandise general/Y. 'Um e: -
Also. Marine /IMatalloo On, VOBl5Oll '..Carlos. =II
Freights. Inlassil Ituravance to allparts or the Union,
FaREOTOrtn.
Wm. Esher. • Peter 8166ers
D. Luther. , A.,. Bamn. •
Lewis &HUM:dad. _ VY MF, ROW. _ _
aobli R. Blakiston. aohn Ketcham;
Davis Pearson. John '
ESIMIti Pretdoemt.
F. DEAN. yice ja ,Preahlank
• nta.tKaa
WIL M. Biue Secret
BLERNIAN MBE =num= oolappgr. MINX
A pirated Ma—Charter phima p hi a,
No. 810 WALNUT sineeri k , above A mint
HaViDs a large Stools and ; Burpltui
vested in wand ankavasiame FieeruittakeontlAue to
sure on dwentop. norm fungtum =mamma; vele
Ega th en eargoes. and other mwail mot',
Alneroui jai saiux -- •- • •
, • I go.
Thomas R. Mat% tad 0. Dutllb.
Charles W. Poulton:
Basel Morris.
John T. Join P, Wetherill.
Pun.
wean THO . B MAS
e B. HARM President:
eerterh
&mow O.
F Amil niffuRA.NOE co:
romAD
-11111:111,11313 DANCE EXCLUSIVELY:
DDIEOTOILS.
Frauds N. Burk. PhilnLL3. Jostles. Charles Eichardson. John EVernUin.
Hann , Edward D. Woodn=
Robert, sated. Jno. Hauler, Jr..
Geo. A. Wort. Chas. Elkton.
Robert lV t o i ler. Mordeaa
DE3 NA3 OEL Prealdent.
ORAL BIW.AEDBON, Ereddent:
Wirzwas L DrAnonasio. Raptor.
I!i9PRIY, - IST O BY , :fgortiT.RO9Mi-(
'
607 Chestfrat
*feet front, 70 feet deaf
heated• bY 06143. handsomele
P ' APSAF t plianiottra favvrovements.
'A el in ru ma Offieo - of EVENING lIULLETIN
:.• ; ,s'' .. :.'irtiZOIVRENLYS7 . T' , !. ,- ~ .v .:,: , - . ,,
`Frei lea WO .oheotinitiltreeti :,,-a u ;,....„.
youSTORS OR OFFICE.
Also. Oftiftte and largo Room& Ina bie for A Comthercii
Oollese. Apply at,
DANK OP THE BEPI7BLICV
TO RENT.
'Mat .Floor Back of Boßelk BaUsßagi
mot
. 607 ant)rxmour synazir.
,
LANDING AND EITOUGE. ' •
(:oniinhaloe literthe* Einar beater*. fed °them. Me)
be seeommedated anuabeadluxerre moorage on the wharf
on the Delaware riven above etatlhorough street, where
there ta commodious obeedleirane brie warehouse •
• Isl 7 / It _EXO3 & MONTGOIDIR
eeZet. WU bleachdreet.above lsnto L
EITOUE ON MARKET BTIIEET TO DE
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iFBLOAT, September 25, 1868.
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.titude. Dr. Jones , played , with Messrs. Reicir
lieltieskins, McCabe; Congdon, Knox, and
others. In his contest with Mr. Reichkelm
received the odds of a, Knight, and won. four
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CHEI3B IN PHILADELPHIA.
Game No. 2036.
Between Meters. Reichhelnt mid Freedley, at the
Knight odds.
(Remove .-White's Queen's Knight.)
-(Knight's Gambit:)
, (M.R.‘ltigiciram.u.) . Si:lslm Irazzousr : .)
1. P to K 4 PtoK 4
2. PtoKB 4 , PxP
8. Kttoßil ' PtoKKt4 •
4. B to B 4 BtoKt2
b.PtoKR4 P to Kt 5
(5. P to K R 3 is more strictly correct play.)
6. Kt to Kt 5 KKttoß3
to Q 4 Qifttoß3
(If 7,P40-K It 3, White would - sae:Mice - the
Knight with eterrible attack.),
te113.3 =".lt K
BI •P, itt toIR 4
Q 8 tol/4 •
11 Castles P. x. Kt
12213zKtP QWQ2
• ;VC P P .'Q xQ P
Q 15.Q to.Q 2
.Ks BtO, ot K 3
RtoK2
16. BA Kt q B
BQ
17. Q zB QRtoKaq
18. Rx B. The coup da grace upon which
Black resigns. Bert) ends the series of games be
tween Messrs. Reichlteltn and Freedley.
This and the following game , was played in the
Grand Tourney of 1867.
Between Messrs. Neumann and RosenthaL
(Evans' Gambit.)
Wn. (3in. Nsumastn.) BL. (Ma. RosturrnAL.)
1. PtoK4 PtoK
2. KKttoß 3 QKtto 4
B 3
8 B to. B 4 884
4. PtoQKt4 Ba to KtP
5. Ptoß 3 B to B 4
6. Castles PtoQ3
7. PtoQ4 P P
8. P P BtoKt 3
9. PtoQb KttiSß 4
10. B to Kt 2 Kt to K 2
11. B to Q 3 Castles
12. Kt to B 3 Kt to Kt 3
13. Kt to K 2 P to K B 3
14. Q to Q 2 PtoQB4
15. QRtoßsq BtoQ 2
16. Kt to Kt 3 B to B 2
17. Kt to B 6
(A move of great strength and import in the at
tack.)
18. P to Kt 4
19. Kt x Kt
20. P to .B 4
B to Kt sq
22. Kt P r x B
(AfaVit that decides the fate of the game. A
more careful examination of the position must
have induc ed Mr. Neumann to have retaken with
the King's pawn. In that case his'position. would
have been almost irreslatable.)
22. Kt to,Kt 2
Kt-to 'B
P x P
BtOQ3
KtxF
Q x B
Kt to Q 7
Q R to Kt sq
Q x Q
Kt x B
R x R
R to Q B eqot wins.
Between Mem& (lolmayo and Czarnowiky.
' = - •- (Ev 'G mbit.)
-Wu. (MR. O' a
OLMAYO.) BL. (M n. Czensoi,vsKr.)
1. PtoK4 toK4
2. KKttoß3 QKttoß3
_3. Btoß4 Btoß4
4. PtoQKt4. BaKtP
b: ZIG li 3 B to_B 4'
6. Castles •P-toQ3"
7.PtoQ4 P Ir. P
& PxP BtoKt3
9. QKttoß3 B to K - Kts
(Modern analysis shows this to be an inferior
defence.) , ; - •
I 1
29. BtoBG
—BO. R. to Kilt , sq
3-
, 432.;P tia'R'4
R 3
P to R 5
g,
o,,pstierat_ittn.)'
Problena No. 612.
WATIT.
'White to piny and mate hi four moves.
CRESS IN PARIS
Game No. 2037.
17. P to Kt 4
KttoK4
BPxKt
P to B 5
B x Kt
28. K to R sq
24. P I?
25. Q to Kt 4
26. 33 a P
27. Bxß
28. QaKtP
29. Rto Kt sq
80.Qt086
31. P Q
'Eq. Int Kt
33. R x R
Game No. 2038.
10. B to Q itt 5
(We 'prefer Q to '$ 4.)
10. Bt Kt
QtoßB
11. Pxß
(Notjudi o cious.)
12. P t Q 5
18. P x Kt
14..8 to Kt 2,
1€ Bx P (eh)
16. BxKtP
17. Bxß
18. :P K
19. B to B 6
K to R sq
21. PtoQR 4
22. Q to Q 3
23. Q to B 5 (ch)
24. QxRP
25. KR toßsij
26. B to R 4
27. QxQ(ch)
28. .11. to R 2
--116: - P toK - 117(ch)"'"" - '
x rr - - -
87. Bxit ' 'tt
88. Kxllt ' K to B' 2
89. 4 X to Kt, 8 R to l K R 8
40.1 t to KR 2 ' 7 to B 5 (ch)
1
41. KtoKt 2 Rto 8
1, 42. It to K 5 • It: to 7 (ch)
48.1( to R 8 It to 6 (ch)
44, K to Kt 4,:ttpl wins.
Qx.Kt
P P
Qtoß4
Q-k B
Castles
P to Q 4
KttQK2
R to Kt sq (eh)
Kt to Kt 8
PtoQR4
Kt toßb
Kt twit
R to B sq
QtoQ2
PtoKB4
K g,(l
Rto K sq
Rtoß6
-RxBP -
— Rtoßb
2tI 1 •
B to' Q .
It to B 8 ( e h)
Kttoß
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- Game No. 2039.
Played at the•Atrla Chapelle Chess Congrees,
between Dr. 'Max Lange and Mr. W. Paulsen.
For the moveo,of,this game and the next we are
indebted to , that admirable - magazine, the Chess
(Thy Lopez Knight's Opening.)
n.
WE. (D MAX Lamm.), Br,. (Mn. .
toK.'4 .% PUMMEL)
•
2. K-KttoßB QKttoß3
8. BtO.Kts • PtoQRB
(The German school recommends the immedi- .
ate deeblopment of the Klng'S aide by Kt,toll 3.)
4. Btoß4 KlEttoß3
5. Castles) • • Kt x P
6.PtoQ4 PtoQKt4
(A very necessary precaution in this instance.)
8.
7.
PaloKt3
BtoK3 PtoQ4
9. BtotK3 BtoK2
10. QtoK2 Kttoß4
11. K Kt to Q 2 Castles
12. PtoKB4 PtoKB4
13.Pt088 Ktxß
14. Kt x QKt Ptoll4
15. QKttoQ2, RtoQ•1113, '
KRtoQ/sq toKt3
-17. K to R sq to Q
18. Ktx Kt BP aKt
19.'_Q to Kl 3 2 • 1 3 ta It 5
20. Kt to - D eq QtoQsq
2L KttoK2 QtoKeq
22. R to Q 2 Qetoll3
(Blltek hoe lest, time by the eccentric mcivemerita
of his Queen.)
• 23.PtoKR3 Ktoßsq
424. Kt to Kt 3 • PtoKKt3
(Mr. Paulsen would have acted wisely in play
inglt to R 6, and terminating the career of the
venturous Kmjght.) •
25..RtoKBsq RtoK,B2
26. Q to Kt IN B tosq
27. KttoK • 2 BtoK Q t
8
28. Kt to QB sq QR.toKßeg, ►
(We have, transposed Black's three last moves,
in accordance with the suggestions of our valua
ble ootemporary. In the manuscript copy the
movta run thus:
26. QtoKtsq - QRtoKßsq
27. Kt to K 2 B to Q sq, and
White can win a pawn. ..
It is fairer to assume that the moves h&ve been
taken down in the wrong order than that so fla
grant a breach should have been unobserved by
both partit a.)
29. KttoK2 P to K R 4
DO. Ktioßt3 , .Ptoßs
(A tempting-looking move, but &little penetra
tion will show it to have been a serious over
sight.)
3L KtxKP P x Kt
32. RtoQ6 QxR
to B sq )
(Thiele /surely making bad worse. Why pot Q
?
33. P z Q Btoßs
34. R torQsq B to Q
tB5 B P Bto
26. , B
to Q 4 (eh) K to R Q
2 eg
37. B to K 5 P to lit 4
38. PtoKKt3 PxKBP
29. PxKBP BtoK7
40. QtoKeq
with .)
(It R
40. R to
K K B sq, Black would have answered
K teq
40. B to B 6 (eh)
41. K to Kt sg P to K 6
42. x BxR
(Mr. Pa uls e n P playa th i s desperate ending admi
rably.)
48. Q to Q 3 (eh) Rtoß4
• - 44. Q B BtoKt 3 (eh)
45. K to Kt 2 Q R to Kt sq,(ch)
46. K to B 8 K twit
47. Qto , Q 5 QRtoKßeq
48. to - K 6 (eh) - K to - ft 2
49. toKt 4 • KRtoB2
50. P to B 5 R to Kt
51. K to 'B 4. and Mr. Paulsen re si g n e d, the
game having lasted fifteen hours.
Game No. 2040.
At the same Meeting, between Slesars. W. Paulsen
and Zukertort.
(Ray Lopez Knight's Game.)
WiL (Mu. Zuxenronr.) Bi.. (Mtn. W. PAULSEN-)
I.•PtoK4 PtoK4
2.KEttoB3 QKttoß3
3. B to Kt 5 liKttoß3
4. P to Q 3
(A tame and inefficient way of playing this
opening—at once losing all advantage of playing
first.)
4. P to Q 3
5. B x Kt (eb) P x B
6. P to K R 3 PloKt3
7. Kttoß 3 BtoKt2
8. B to Kt 5 P to K R 3
9. B to K 3 P to Q B 4
10. Castles Castles
11. KttoK 2 Kt to R A
12. P to K Kt 4 Qtoß3
13. Kt to B 3 Kttoß 5
14. B x Kt P xB
15. KttoQ 6 QtoQsq
16. Kt x K B P B x Q_lit P
17. R to Kt sq B to Kt 2
18. K to R 2 B to K 3
19. Ptoß4 PtoQB3
20. QtoK2 Qtoß2
21. K to R sq QRtoKsq
22. Kt x B R x Kt
23. Kt to R 4 P to Q 4
24. Qtoß3 PxKP
25. P x P • • Q to K 2
26. Kt to Kt 2
(Any attempt to save the pawn would have
been unsuccessful.)
26. R x P
27. KRtoKsq Ptoß4
28. PiP PiP
29. R to K 8 R x R
30. P x R QtoKB2
81. Q to K 2 R to Ksq
82. Qtoßsq RtoK 5
33. RtoQßsq BtoK 4
H. Qto K 2 - Ktoßsq
35.,Qt0Q3 Btoß2
86.' Kt to B 4
(Giving .a second pawn for the purpose, if pos
sible, of waging a successful war in Africa.)
36. BxKt
87. Pxl3 RxK.BP
88. Qto K 3 Rtoß 5
89. R to Q Kt sq Ktoß2
40. QtoKB3 RxBP
41. QxQBP RtoQKt 5
42. RtoQsq RtoQS
48. R to QKt sq Q to Q 4 (ch)
44. Q - irQ R x - Q
45. RtoKt 7 (eh) _ KtoKt 3
46. R x P .Ptoßs
47. RtoQB7 Rtoß4
_ .48,-R ,x-P_ , . R x_P
49.•Pt0R4 RtoK 7
50. R to B 4 ' RtoKS
51. P to R 5 (ch) K to Kt 4
52., R to B 2 R to R 5 (ch)
• 53; KtoKt sq •R to Kt 5 (cb)
54.KtoRsq. Ptoßs
55. RtoKR 2 RtoKR 5
56. RxR, ., KxR '
57. KtoKt2 KiP
38. K to l 3 3 K to Kt 4
59. K to B 2 K to Kt 5, and wins.
An eleven -hours struggle.
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-
DRUGGISTS' BIINDRIEB.—ORADUATEB. MORTAR,
Rlll2lles. Combs, Brushes. Mirrors, Tweezerkynfl
Boxer Horn Scoop., Su:Weil Loatramento,Trthum. _Hard_
and Boit Rubber Goods, Oasek- G lare and Mina'
Byrinign. &0., aU at "First Hands"rice&
il
BNOWDEN & BROTHER.
d!zz • • • 22 South Eighth street.
IDOBERT BHOEMAXER is CO.. WHOLESALE
'At Dragslnts, N. E. corner Fourth and Elm streets,
invite the attention of the Trade to their large stock of
Fine Drugs and Chemicals. Essential Oils. Sponges. Clarks; Vic. . none,'
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN,TY,IO-, AP4I t ITIA, SEPTEMBER 25, 1868.
mownzeatr u t r E i t i Lßoll2c
GREAT W. E from
.4y phis to the he* ries el Permaylva.
niporning at C: gr l th d e aft
=nor Arrangement of Illiellge T r i =dwet
it t n er ntr ring enni. theAt al e nd sm e rts iegrt.inan fwr
T1 R4 0:1 3 141 Afr at ile94lol:.--At W 7 i 2 - ATM,' Bet
Reading all tuad. Alltseksena,_
leaves Reading 1 1V,14 181 P. litft arriving 1 n
Misdate gtAikti&
MORNING tt•=ll.•-•4A 8.15 A. M. for Reading, Lay: .
nif b slo l
• cli. , 7
&
Thelt=ta
at Reeding With the East POO
aylvania Balleved ~ftte diellentnWa; dra. and
5315 A.M. comets , Aire Lebanon valley train or'
Harrisburmlne. s at sort Clinton with Catawba" 8.8.
trains for W Lock Ha itrer
asee nt • t • • , erN her:
landf o r beriberi& eerove, dect.
11,1W.X.N00 4 its 4 Lzh vere MadeWhia at 8.11)
P.R. tor Radie& Po lie. connect.
411 a „,.. P49I.•62rGPI
umPOTTSTOWN ACCOMMODATION Les P
town atMldpatoploing. at '.ilialtitanadiate ma t t
?ttm.
rivestin el ate.% A. leL Returning yes
LsdelplAla at 4.80 .M.
_Lantos in Pottstown at 8.4 / ns.
Els oING ACXXINGSLODATION-Leaves Rea dingat •
750 M, stOPPing...se ali way 'tattooist Mine in
de i thla at 10.16 A. ea.
Leaves Philadelphia at 5.16 t. P. AL i arrival°
Train, for Philadelp hia leave Hagrthimx at lift A. 11..,
and Pottsville at A. M. L arriving in Philadelphia at
1.00 P. M. Alterneen trains leave Hanistmg ;02.06 P.M.
and Pottsviße at 2.46 P. /IL; arriving - Maidelphia at
Hanisbutg accommodation leaves Belidilig at 7.15 AA
ii„_and Harrisburg at ale P. Si. Connecting' at Reading
pith Afternoon .-Amommdalion • oath at dal PA Si..
arriving In Philadelphia at 9.16 P. 11..• :
Market train, with a Peagercar attached, leaves
Philsdely his at 12.46ttbore for P and all W ay Sta
tions Lleaves Pottsville at 7 A. 111.. for Bridal
Way. Station& ; v , " , _
All the above trains run dam'. imam excepted.
Sunday trains leave .Poliaville at 8.90,1 t, M., _and_phflas
delphis at 8.16 P. M.; leave Philadelphia for 'liMMg 'at
8.00 A. M. retunsirdMm Reading at 4.26 P. Si.
ca tE KAER .v •-R avr.ll.OAD.--Passemmtm for
Downingtown and intermediate points take the 7.80 A.M.
1a46 and 4.80 P. hi. trains from Philade lphia . attuning
from Dowrdngtawn at 6.30.6. M.,1.00 P. AL and 6.45 P. M.
PERRIOMEN RAILIVEIAD.--Passengena. for
_Milan
vine take 7.80 AL M. and 80 P. M. train , from •Philadel.
pbta. returning from Col ovule at 8.27 A. K. and 1.49 I'.
N. Stage lines for various points in Peridomen. Valley
connect with tr sins at Canaa/Ma.
NEW YORE EXPRESIk_FOR PITTSBURGH AND
THE WEST..-Leavee New York at; 9 A. M. 6A) and 8.1)).
P.M.. parsing Reading atil A. M.. L6O and WO P. M.. and
connect at Haluisburg with Pennsylvania and N orth ern '
Central Railroad Express Trains for Pittsburgh. Chtelaga
Williamsport. Elmira. Baltimore. dre
Returning, Express Train leaves Harrisburg, on arrival
Of Pennsylvania ?Entrees from Pitteburgb. at "8 and 6.22
9.85 P. M.. pasidng Reading at 4.49 and 7.05 A. M
and 11.40 P. Si.. arriving at New York 10.10 and 1L46 ALL.
and 6.00 P. M. Blee_p ing Cars accompanying these trains
through between 'Jersey" City and Pithaturitu with ou t
cli kl i gl e traln for New York leaves Harrisburg at 8,10
and 105 P. M. Mall train for listhlatturg leaves Newt:York
at
12 Noon. • --- • •
SCH *
EYLRILL VALLEY RAILROAD.-Tralna leave
Pottsville at 0.46, 11,80 A. M. sad 0.40 P. 111..,rettailng from
TAMAQUA ateAk.A. M. and 2.16 and 4 . 86 P.M. . •
SCHL'YERILL ANDI3I.IBQUF.II ANNA. RAILROAD-
Trains leave Auburn at 746 A. M. for Pinegrove and Mar
risburg, and at MTh P. M. for Pinegrove and Tremont; re
turning from Harrisburg at ale P. M. and from Tremont
at 7.40 A. N. and 6.56 P. • _ - • . ;
TICKETS. - Through firstelaes tickets and enigma
tick Can ail the principal points in the North and yvANd
andda'. •
Excursion Tickets from Philadelphia to Reading and
intermediate &aliens. good, for day vasty are sold be
Morning Accommodation, Market . Train, Reading and
Pottstown Accommodation Trains at reduced rates.
Exclusion Ticketh
and Pphia, Sta ti o ns r day only,
are sold at Reading - Inter ediate by Read
Viand Pottstown Accommodation Train, at reduced
The follirwing tickets are obtainable only at the °Met
of S. Bradford, Treasurer, No. 2 27 South Fourth street
Philadelalds, or of G. A. Nicolla. General Sentetintendent
Commtdaticm Ticket, aterramian' Alp east. dlecoual. between
any Into desired, ed, for and Anna
Mileage Tickets, good for miles, between all points
at Stir 60 each. for families and Sans,
Season Ticket', for three, six, nine or, twelve morals
for holders cnall. to ail Points at reduced rates.' •
l i ilexrean residing on the line of the road -will be for
n
with cards. entitling • themselves and; wives ' l ie
tickets at hat fare. • • • - ,
Excursion Tickets from Phielebia ta Principal si ts.
lions. good foraturday. Sunda and Monday. at redeem
fare, to be had only at ths Tic ketolßee, at. Thttema
aid Calwhill streets. - • . 1
FREIG Io HT.--Goods of all essarteiguma forwarded to ca ,
above_points from the Company', New Freight Dolt
sad streets •
leave Philadelphia daitist ni 4.B6 A. M.
12.46-nomr.o :44 r ,6 , uu Nlr on, Harris
burr, P e. Port Post pota beyond, . 1
Mails close at the Philadelphia -Offlee for anteacs
on the road and its brands" at 6 AL M. and for tturplin
dpal Stations WY at 11l P.M. , • ,
- BAGee.da ---
Dungareixxviem will collect Baggage ter all trains
leavingPhiladeiphispot, - Orders can be le ft at No 2:72,
Southurth street, or at, the Depot. Thirteenth and
_ • 2
• Norm PENNSYLVANIA R. R.—
THE MIDDLE ROUTE--Shar e •
d moat direct line to Betbleh
Easton. Allentown, Manch Cli o Hazleton, ts
Haven. Wilkesbarre.Matemoy_ City t. Carmel Pittston...
Seranton,Carbondale and all the po in the Lehigh and
W_Torraing Cool region&
Pasectigor Depot in Philadelphia. N. W. coiner of Beaks
and American street& • _
SUBDUER DERANGEMENT_,.:LEVNDILYTAII
--On and after MONDAJULY Slth. Pas
senger Trains leave the New epot, corner of Barb and
American streets, daily (Sundays surssamted),Jul follows,:
At 6.45 A. M.—Accommodation for Fort Washington.
At 7.45 A. M.—Morning - Express for Bethlehem and
Principal Stations on North Pennsylvania Railroad. con
necting at Bethlehem with Lehis Valley and Lehigh
and Brui r i Li i tp j s .m snrus Raitroids for Feston,Allentown. Cate
sauqua, a, Manch We eChun.lrtherly, Jeaneavllle,
Hadeton, te Haven, Wsbarre. _ Kingston.
Pittston. and all points in Lehigh snd
Wyoming Valleys: also, in connection with Le.
blob and Mabanoy Railroad for liabanoy City, and with
Catawlera Railroad for Rupert, Danville. Milton and Wit
IllumPort. Arrive at Manch Chunk at 12.06 A. M.: at
Wilkeebarro at 3 P. IL; at Mahaaoy City
at 2P. M. Paseeness by this train can take the
Lehigh Valley Train. passing Bethlehem at 11.56 A. M.
for Easton and points on New Jersey Central Railroad to
New York.
At 13.46 A. IL—Aecommodation for Doyleetown, 'stop.
ging at all intermediate Stations. Passengers for Willow
urove, Hatboro' and Hartsville, by this train, take Stage
at Old York Road.
At 10.30 A. M.—Accommodation for Fort Washington.
stdpping at intermediate Stations
At L 45 P. IL—Lehigh Valley Express for Bethlehem.
Allentown. Manch Chunk. White Haven, Wilkesbarre,
Malms Hazleton, Centralia, Shenandoah, Mt.
Carmel Wyomi n gand Sto and a ll points In Mahe
nov an Coal Reg io ns -At 35 P. M.—Accommodation forDoylestoWn, stopping
at all intermediate stations.
At LISP. M.—Lehigh and Susquehanna Express for
Bethlehem, Easton. Allentown, Manch Chunk. Wilkes
barre and Scranton.' Passengers for Greenville take this
train to Quakertown and Sumneytown to North Wales
At 4.15 P, M. - Accommodation for Dollestown, stOpping
at all intermediate stations Passengers for wallow
Grove. Hatberough and Hartsville take stage at Abing
ton for New Hope at Doviseto
At fi
ll P. M.—Througn accommodation for Bethlehem,
and all stations on
hi gh,"
line of North Pennsylvania Rail
road. connectingat Bethlehem with Lehl Valley, Le
high and Susquehanna Evening Train for Easton, Allen
own. Manch Chunk.
At
all int e 6.20 P. M.—Accommodation for Lansdale. stopping a
Intermediate station&
At 11.80 P. M.—Accommodation for Fort Washington.
_ TRAINS ARRPTEgameloww.A.
From Bethlehem atll.6o — tuTd. 1106 A. M.. 2 and 8.30 P. M.
11 06 A. M. and 6.00 P. M. Trains makes direct mimeo
don with Lehigh Valley and I • lash bane, spinna
trains from Easton.- Scranton , WHke Mahan:4
Cl,O and Hazieton.
Passenvra leaving_ Wilkesbanre ari.4s
_conned
at Bethlehem at 6.06 P. M.. and arrive in niladelphia at
From Doylestown at - 626 A. 61..6.00 and 7.00 P. M.
From Lansdabs at7.6 1 / 4 5...M.-
From Fort Waelaingtou at 11.101, O.
A. M. and alb P. M
_ _ UM BENDA
fat Bethlehera it .20Ati. M.
Philadelphia for Do 442.00 P. X
Doylestown for - liadelibleso.l.od A. M.
Etthlehem for Thiladelp_hia at 420 P. M.
Fifth and Sixth streeterTisserwer Can convey pausal
sera to and from thenewDePot.
White Cara of Second and Streets Line and Union
Line run within a short distance of the Depot.
Tieketa mutt be procured _at the. Ticket office. in order
•0 secure the , lowatt rates.of fare. ' • •
ELL FT CLAM, Agent.
Tickets cold and Biome checked through to principal
points; at Mann.s North Pelll4 Haggago reo 0111C0.
No. 105 South Fifth street.
* ' PICILADELPRIA,GERMANI
TOWN AND NORRIB TOWN RAIL.
ROAD TIME TABLE.-On and after
111,7 I FOft GmaerrrowN.
Leave PhilndignMS - 6, 78, 9.00. 10. 11. 18A. L 1.1114
r t __Al.
I.(feetYeltantown-o. 7 7 'B, 8.99, 9.10, IL 12 A. M.:
9.f' 4 k.
Et.4. v g, t 8.14 7eita/-0. th e ei e d trains, The 8 . 2 b Sown and e en
not atop on the Germantown Branch.
• _ ON ItUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphlia,-itTh minutee A. M 14 7 and 10%P.M.
Leave Germantown-8.15 A. ILA L 8 and 9% P. M.
CHESTNUT SILL ft
Leave Philadelphia-A 8, 10.19 A. M. 19. 6M. 7.9 and
11 P. M.
Leave Chestnut 11111-7.10 minute& 8, 9.40 and 11.40 A
R.; 140, a. 40, soo. 6.40,8.40 and, 10.40 P. M.
- ON SUNDAYS. •
Leave Pitlladelphia-9.15 minutes 4, BL i 3 and 7 P. M.
Leave Chestnut Pllll--7.69ndnutee A. M.; 12.40. 6.40 and
- " - -
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN 'AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia %fi t % lur k 14,: ; pd. 8, 434. 636
6.14 8.05 andllg , P. M.
Leave Norristown-5.40, 74.50. 9. 11 A. M.; 1%. 8.430. 6.11
sod 834 P. M.
ON. SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia-9A. M.; 9311 and 1.15 P. M.
Leave Novrietown-7M. • 9arid 9 P. M.
• FOR PLANAR 4 IK.
Leave Philadelphia-6.130 90106 A. M. 1134, 9.430, 53*,
4.14 8.06 and 1134 P. M.
Leave 9
P. M Mamma-8.10,1AL 03i, 13.% A. M. ;L 8%.
ai and .
ON 131R0D/tYS.
Leave Philadelphia-9 A. Pd.; 234 and 7.11 P. M.
Leave Manaynk. General 936 P. Pd.
W. 8 . 01 , 1 Superintendent,
Depot. Ninth and Green stream
RA"PiMGHT LIITE. VIA
ORTH SYLVANIA BALL.
BO_ , to Wilkesharre, hfahanoy
Qty . Blount Carmel, °entrails and all points on Lehigh
V an alierlighoadandito branches.
eats, perfected this day, this road is
w ce g i Vr i e crowed destatoh to mer&andfse cow
*rto -the above earned point'',
ds de li vered at the Through rreight Boot,
E, car. of FRONT and NOBLE Bireets.
Before IL, will reach •Wilkesbarm Mount Cannel,
Wahanoy City and the other anthem in .lifahanoY and
, WYenling YaliOs before 11 d M.. of the succeeding day.
Paittn3 MARK, UM&
'MAIMSWINNOW 4111A1D14-
•••
' iligiNliMMaNill
- '
QMOIEBT TINE ON BROOM
TIM PECIUNDLII ROM%
•
I REM Mi. lid 11M t
• r kr CO 0 "
• .., am tett_o4.oo P. M. TEMPI ‘iatti
,
S.
14 : , 1 ' NATI next liVw•mtEi stS56 P. M.. Id HO wok
our' ONE NIGHT on the BOIBOUT..
o THE WOODRUFF'S Oilibtratte W a rt
%CARS ran Wood) SZOni
SCLue BLEE NICNATL PallihipMAlMlNt the 11.00
__P Train, reach uthou•iNATl and
Ole Wxy ou ias2l7Tll ONE TRAIN //1 ADVANCE ,
p illa rda r V iv ßEM • 1•J I : ' : 1 :4 ' l l g.
... 1. 3 _C Y A TIMEX,: T. F# ' ' 0•- : • .
WAra
ei wr, Nola_ • ad 110 r. l o s
AND I r i liTir• " I gar • A1 " 1111 . '
SW - To SECURE th=ALED of
this be is VERY P '7 and athr ra gsi l FOR
rroiomon PAN- "at Ti OIIOV °MOE%
~i ratan mannannoug Streets. .
__
I no. no Ifr"T STlttaz bet.: Sdeond and Front M.
And THIRTY-FIRST and MARICET Streete.Weet PhDs.
IL F. scum. 0.0 Ticket Ad.. rltOtlarlb•
JOHN B. /MUM fital Zorn Adt..l9lEroodion7AY
lirglim FOR D
NEW YRY,-AVE_MDEN
AN AMBOY O end PHILADE CA LPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COM
PANY'S LINER, from Philad, Molds to New York, and
roc places, from.Wannt ;abed.,
A.
!dtt via Camden and Amboy...l42room'. $2 95
At BA. M. v ia Camden and Jersey City =mesa Mall. 00
At 2.00 P. M., yin Camden and Amboy Express. WOO
At 3.30 P. fd..vici Csoridelaknd Jersey City Express. 8,00
At 6 P. M. for Amboy and intermediate stations.
At WM and 8 A. 51
3.802 i . and 8.30 P. M., for Freenold.
At 8 and 10 A. M ., 3. and 4.30 P. M.. for Trento,
At 5.80.8 and 10 A.
.1.2,3.11. M. 4.86,6 and u 430 .r. M.. ter
borow.town. Burungton. Beverly and Delanco.
-At s.Bo_ Florence. end le A i M.. L 2.14 8.30, taupe and 11.30 P.M.. for
• 1 •
Atr33o Mal 10-A. M..k.0.00.4.30, 6 and 11.30 P. M. for Edge.
water.-„lliverside. mverton and Palmyra. I'. M. for
t Biverton end IV P. M. for Palmyra.
At 5.30 a me
nd 3%6 and 11.30 P.M.for Fish HOLUM.
JIIIF - Thel and 11.80 M. Lines will Leave from foot of
'market street by upper . ferrY.
_From Renebhirp Mehra:
eir",ll
press AI ams Menisingmh hin4 qirsoi City. flew York
Ex n t
• • 0 118 00
At 7. 0 ) and ;;.1 i iiii i iiiii and
BristoL And at 10.15 A. M. for Bristol.
AtTo 7.00 andllytown 11 A. M„9.80 and 5 P. M. for Morrisville and -
At 7.00 . .
and ,
Bel4iticks and'- :
Ell) 81. for -
At 7.00 and 10.15 A. M., a.2420,_.i, and 6 P.M.. for Corawelbk
Torrent alejloimesburg, Taconz,_Wizetnomlnig,Brides
berg and Franklord. as
fc,P. M. for lioinielburg and
Intermediate Stanches.' • • • •
From West PhiledelphLt Depot:via Conneetlaa
war.
At 9.11) A. M., LOO. 6.20 and 12 P. M. New York Express
Line, via Jamey City . . $3 25
-ALI A. M.-Emigrant . .klo •—• ~2 0 0
_At La) A. 61: cra: Monday only { New ;York% „Express
Line. .122
The 9.8) A. M. and 620 P. M. Lines run daily. All °then.
Sundays a:muted.
At 9.20 A. f.L. LAO, 6.30 and 12 P. iLifor Tre nton .,
At 9.20 A. M.. 6.80 and 12 P: M., for 'Bristol. '
At 12 P. M. (Night) for Morrisville, Tnllytowp, &Intact:4
Eddington. Lomwells, Torrisdale, HolmesbUrg.TaconY.
Wissinoming. Brideeburg and Frankford.
For Lines Leaving Kensington Depot, take the can On
Third or Fifth streets, at Chestnut. at half an hour before
departure. The Can of Market Street Railwayrun dL
rect to Weet Philadelphia Depot. Chest:nut and Walnut
within one square. On Sundays. the Market Street Cars
will run to connect with the 9.30 A. M and 6.30 P. M. lines.
BE,LVLDERE DELAWAJiE • BAILIGIAD—LINEB
from Kensington Depot.
At 7.00 A. M.. for ,Niagant 'ROA Buffalo. Dunkirk.
Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester._
_Binghampton. Oswego.
Syracuse, Great Bend. Montrele.Wilkeabarre. Schooley's
Mountain, .tc.
At 7.00 A. M. and P. 51. for , Scranton, Stroudsburg,
Water Gap, Belvidere. Easton. Lambertville. Flemington
rbe =Pi tot.3dne eannecur direct with the train
leaving Easton or Manch Chunk,Allentown. Bethlehesn,
At SP. Et for Laside and Intennediate Stations:
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON CO.,AND PEMBERTON
AND IIIGHTSTOWN RAILROADS , ' Market
Street Ferry (Upper Elide.)
At d and 10 A. 51...1. 830 and 5.80 P. M. for Merchardavilla
Mootestown. Hart" ord, fdasonvine. HainspOrt, Mount
B oily Smithville, Ewaninrilte.Vincentowaklizminghato
At 7 A. M.. 1 and 8.30 P. M. for LewistoWn.grightstowa,
. Cookstown. New Egypt, RornerstOwn. Lavaca Ridge.
holaystovrn. Sharonand.Hightattown.
Fsity.Panndsnillaggage only allowed each Passenger.
eassengets are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over fifty
poundal° be aid forestra,* ,The Company Rmit their re
•stgonsibility f or baggage to One Dollar per ponu&a • nd
not be liable for Jullableire.tikerm4.BllA. v.-ftt
:vat contract , — - c o
reeds Begrime checked Aireciti;;,"
t x3 Pr' vid New& Al
. any. Y=lt aus
rtisrapeh Bu ffalo.
„ ,
An - Ticy Offices la I "_ . _ocated at No._ tip
Chestnut st
b reeKshere ekets to... New if - ark...axed air.
:pertatitpOin orthand• East, may be, procured. Per .
" toriffnatthasing. 'ekes at this Office, have their "bag.
t r ue checked trot residence! or hotel „ on. by
Lines from fiew 4 M e fo, r /Mielptila leive floin
foot. , of Cortland street at TA. M. and LOO and,4.00 P. M.,
- viaJeraevCity and Camden. At 5.80 P.ll:' via Jersey
City and Kensington. •At MOO A. M. and lb M.. and 5.0 e
P. M., and it Night, via Jersey City and West
phis.
From Pier No. I. N. River. at 520 A. K. Accommodation
and 2 P.M, Ervreas; via Amboy and Camden...
• Sept. 14. 11368. WM. /1.. GATZMEB. agent.
itiaksimm RBILADEMPREILA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD
. TIME TABLE.-!Conutuincing Bus
day; Sept. 18th 18.41& Trains will leave Depot. earner of
Broadistreet and Washington avenne, as follows:
Way-mail Train, at ciao A. M. (Elund.Yer ateepted), foi
Baltimore, stoppW;at all re stations. Connecting
with Delaware Railroad at mingtoti for Crisfield and
Intermediate stations.
Expresetrain at 1L45 A.M. (Sundays excepted) for Bala
more and Washington. stopping at Wngton. Perry
ville- slid Havre-4;l64race. Connecta at Wilmington with
train for New Castle. - -
Express Train at 4.00 P.M. Wandayiexcepted),for Bel.
Linwood.d Waahlu&m, stop ing_at Chester, Thurlow.
Claymont; W u.Newport s iltaliton, New
ark. Elktort,Northeast,Charlestown, Perryville,Havre.de.
Grace, Aberdeen, Permeate!, Edgewood, Magnolia,
Chase's and fitemmees Run.
Ni ht Expresa at HBO P. M. (daily) for Baltimore and
Cln. - stopping at Chester. Thurlow Linwood,
aymont, Wilmington. Newark, Elkton; Northeast,
Perryville and ~ HavroderGrace. Connects at
Willnington" P (Saturdays excepted' with Delaware
Railroad Line, stopphus at New Castle, Mid.
dletown, Clayton, Dover, Hattinn., Seaford,
gs,l l 'bury, Princess - Anne, and c,neng at Crisfield
with boat for Fortre4 Monroe, Norfolk, Portsmouth and
the South.
Passenger! for Fortreaa Ido and Norfolk via Balti
more will take the 11.45 A. M.nree
Train. Via Crisfield will
take the 11.80 PAIL train.
•Wiiminmn Tratea, stopping at ail itationa between
Philadelphia and Wilmington:
Leave Philadelphia at 11.90 A. M., 9.80, 5.03, 7.90
P.M.. • The 5.00 P.M. train connects with the Delaware
Railroad for riarrington.and intermediate stations.
Leave Wikaing.ol2 7.00 and - MO A. M. and 1.30.
4.15 and 7.00 P. N. The 8.10 A: AL Train will not step
between Chester and Philadelphia.
The 8.10 A. M. andl7.lo P. M. Trains tram Wilmingbin
run daily. All other Accommodation 'Trains Sundays
excepted.
From Baltimore-to Philadelphia—Leave Baltimore 7.26'
A. hi., Way Mail. 9.85 A. NL. Express. 11.25 Br
press. 7.W , M:. L. Ex rasa.
SUNDAY T P.
RAINB-F/Whi BALTIMORE.—Leave 24-
timore at 7.95 P. M.'. atopping at Magnolia, Parr/mart%
Aberdeen, Havre ,de Drat°. Perryville, Charlestown.
North-east. Elkton. Newark, Stanton, Newport, WA.
mington, Claymont. Linwood and Cheater.
Through ticteu co itiliVeints VV council:tux and Southwest
may be procured at ticket-office. 838 Chestnut strectonder
Continental Motel. where also State Booms and Bertha in
Sleeping-care can be secured during the day. Persons
pnrchadng tickets at this office can have baggage checked
at their redden=
H. by the Union Transfer Com any.
r. KENNEY.
. ------ WEST- - CHESTER AND PHILA.-
' - •
n • DIA. i'BUMMER ARRANGBMENTd
On aidafter MO AY, lAoril,l3th, the trains will
leave Depot,Thirty fi rst and Chestnut streets, as followits
Trains leave Philadelphia for West Chester, at 7.15 A.
M., 11 A. 6L, 2.130, 4.15, 4.50, 7 and 11 P. Mg
Leave West Cheater for Philadelphia; from-Depot on
Market street, 635, 7.16, 7.30 and 10.45 A. DL,, 1.65, 4.60 FRI
6,50/%, 61. • ' ' -
Oa 'and afteiMonday, June 15th, an additional Trap
will leave Philadelphia for Media and lammed's
Points! at 6.30 P. M.
Trains leaving West Chester at 7.80 A. M., and leavio
Philadelphia at 4.50 P. Si.. will atop at B. C. Junction an
Media only.
Paasengera tear from stations between West Chefs
and B C.sJiinction going East, wily take train leaving
Wed, Q heater at 7.15 A. M.,and going West will take tr aifi
leaving Philadelphia at 4.50 P. and transfer at B.
Junction.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7.15 A. BL and 4.50 P.
and leaving West Chester at '7.30 A. M. and 4 60 P. fah
connect at B. (1. Junction with Trains on P. and B. C. R.
R. tor Oxford and intermediate points
2.00 P. M.
CN SUNDAY/a—brave Philadelphia at 8.008.00 A. M. an
Leave West Chester 7 45A. M. and 5.00 P. M.
The Depot is reached directly by the Chestnut and W -
nut: Street cars.,-.Those of the Market Street Line
within one square. The care of both lines connect with,
each train upon its arrival.
Per , Passengers are allowed to take wearing annar4l
only as Baggage, and the Company_will not, in any , ,
be responsible for an amount exceeding t6lOO unless a
conrct is made for the same. • • HENIRY WOO D
Genera Superintendent.
OANWEN AND ATLANTIC IWT,
ROAD.
~,~r•,d:~c7
On and after MONDAY. Sept 21st. 1868. trains wl,ll
leave Vine street Ferry, as follows. viz.:
Meil
Frelglit:WitS . Paiiiaiaiicia: A. M.
Atlantic Accommodation.. . ..8.4d F. M.
Junction Accommodation,
-Witte Stations... ..... ........ ........ ........ 6.80 P. M
Mail BJETURNING. WILL LEAVE ATLANTIC:
.. .. AAA a. M.
Freight.. ........ 11.41 A. M.
Junction 'ACCOinnitiaiaroi ................ ...... A. AL
HADDONFIELD ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WILL '
. •
Vine Street Fe LEAVE
rry . .. A. M. and 100 P. AC
Haddonfield. at...... ...... ... ..1.00 P. IL and alb P. AL
SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN TO ATLANTIC CITY
Leaves Vine Street ... . E
.
Loaves Atlantic ........ ... . ... ..
3.42 P.
,leSatt .
Agent
.-='2I3I&IMMMP-4111DIEDE*--'•
WEST 43M3816Y, , REILLTIOADEI.; •
411119 2 WillFtWiralea
FALL Wi
•
' . (Epp* 'ern)*
Commettein g Wednesday:olol4e /0.1860,
Trains lone int foDowe,..
For ceps may and dauntsboTatildarile SW P. K. i
For Killvtlipl Vitudilid.sed Ittetrln ate stations 8.16
A,k1.0 16 P.=
For Bridgeton; Salem' aid w
d iYeintions 8.16 A. M. and
ARO IL
Fo P r Woodbury at 1110. A: 87b, 180 and 6. P.
• Kt! train nave. tamden duty at 12 o'clock, noqn.
net s dai est received at oestond slavered ;wharf below Wl.
Freight Delivered N 0.238 I: m a Lttl imsr siy s ektrA LT..
• • • - • - -• • • lintkerintendent.
, , CENTRAL
41 113tr Inl ate1=
eka r 'ezregiv leavithe
4 =41
42 /st and , which Is reached
the cars of the B u tzt i asses
nallWaF. the
cat eatmectAng with , • leaviw Front and
Market streets may ntinuttai lie deure. Those
cd the Chestnut , and Walnut Street f l iallr/Fllat,within
gh t I—W L
• , e Market . linnet • Oars. leave Front
and streets Si minutes before department
each train.
Ira/sell/St escritzers awl* had os application the
at Me
et orthwest corner et Ninth and Chestnut
streets, and at the Depot. t • • • •
genteel the Union Transfer Conipa. win call Leland
deliver Baggage at the Depot. Orders teat at No. 901 latest
nut street, N ejlthislitet street, will receive attention.
THAWS LEAVE DEPOT. VIZ.: •
Men _ _ at 9.00 A. AL
Paoli teem.' sett at A. id., 1.00, and 9.00
~ . .... ................. .attl.4o9 t . N.
rte Eriress.. • .. . . ... ......at 11.401 ed
• HarriablitlAtiWral o dau .oll - at 2.80 P. M.
Lancaster ceomnic4latlon:L"...: .... . ........at 4.00 P M.
, Parkibura Train.; .. ... . at 693 P . M.
Clnctnnall Parores . ;.. . ... :at &00f M.
rataittalllJlollol 1100 M.
• ... at LIOO nicht
Erie Mairleives g to WU.
llamsport only on Oat* night. , On ihinday runnin g
p
own% er e lealre(Phll elphla at 12 o ' clock.
• :Philadelphia' 'lirgitesi Mayes( dolly. Ail ' other trains
e e
W Yc ee e sstt p ee t rraa Aecorainiodatioii • Train rens dally, except
nnday. ?For .this train tickets must_ be procured and
delivered bylhOttP,_M:,_at 116 Ma*.et street.
'7 6 77 TRAINI3".A.RRDWAT'pEI'OT. VIZ
M.
~ p lamdde hicirtn— d o t ih iaß aesa;r eeii. ± . • 7L.1450
peoll Amore... .... 6;lka 740 r .. e . 74.
-nuts inatranerintesutikrorest:-.7::=.: — .. — , - ;":7.1044. M.
Parksbnrr • .... " 8.10
FBA sp,.. .to
nesster Train. ' • , "12.80 g.
ErieExgrees.... ... ..
Day Etnpreee ... 5.10
rElezfieburg Aeo-0m..... .. . ......:. .. " ASO "
For further information. * apply to _
JOMN C. ALLEN, Ticket Agent. 901 wiertent street.
CAP'l'.' F. D. MA Y ,Continental Hotel.
FRANCIS FIIN vv Ih3 it, 118 Market otreet. •
iRIiCELE, CE, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
Pentelylvania Railroad Company will not animus
any riek for Reggae% except for weerin4. apparel, and
limit their mpotoilio to One Eitmdred Dollars in value.
A/1 Degge,te EIICOOdiIIS that amount in value will be at
the xi& of the owner. !slew taken bLePerl xx . ma el amtrecti
EDWARD H . wn
Demerol Buperlatendeat." —Alto—on—a—.Ve;
PIELADELPRLS & BALTIMORE
CENTRAL -RAILROAD. -- Bummer
Arrangements On and after Waldo.
Anrills‘ & 1855, the Trains will leave Phlladelgda.from tee
Depot o •the Weet Chester Philadelphia Railroad. cot , '
ner of Tldrty&rst and Chestnut streets (West PAWL).
at 7.15 A. M. Isiul 4.50P.M.
Leave Rising Bun. at 515 A. and Oxford at QOO A.
BL. and , letire' Oxford stir.* P. na.
Market Train with -Plummer cat attached wills ran
en _Tuesdays and Fridays.leaWng the Rising Sun atiLLS
A. 51., turford at 1L45 and Earned at Loo P. coro
nesting at West Chester Junction with a train for lINI,
delpida. On Wednesda_ pa and flabdays train leaves
Philadelphia 42.80 P..X.raus tfiro to Qsford.
The Train lekving P a at 7.1 5 conneeta
Oxford with dilly line all eil• for Peach:Bottom. 5.
La....ter county . MertUndilg,lea ven Peach - Bottom
connect at Oxford with the Afternoon Train (or phlladel
The Train leaving Philadelphia'at 4.10 P. EL =no to
91"tfBun, DI
isidere ivied to tidul wearing apparel' Only. as
Baggage, and the ,Comy& si not day awe, be re
iipeM for aalsilleditt one himilred dollars.
finZitsPiE4l4flOilplidtira-lwahe same.
• , p. General Bulk%
ariMillite ) 3AD E M A l 'LL TIME TA.
and Direct Route A .
VenetoTlithalapldairs W
,th orthwOt.inidtilocinnathir net=
'Ptta-c-fr:d in on &UN tainhia., i
..: On and. MONDAY Is on
the Trans on
the Philadelphia and Ed ad volD =a as fiSlows:(
K7. - n. nil. 5,..W'15L1TWA74.11.
ktilfTraLn)eavee. MC% ........ .. ......19.40 P. M.
• " k "'" likuMart:- - ?.: v••- • • - a 2) A.K.
•-" '-" "' "ArMited al TM.. ~ -.,. ~. ;...:1;i::: - . - ;4:11.2t.T. M.
Erie Ripon iereaMm ort Hina. ' ' ' 'Mak A. M.'
" " 11111 1 7011 ft Erie.. ~....... ......... 910 A. M.
EladraP.dall levee musAelobia... ....... .... .. . aar A. lA.
~, f . :, 1 , ~.., William . . ... ; iiMi P. M.
~...
" ",
=tied ate - k viaven TM P. M.
TWARD.
Kell Train leaves Ede......... .. Jo 60 A. M.
" " arrives at_ _ phiii. , 7.00,A. M.
Erie Eigrew leaver Erie: • - . '.IZ P. M.
.. Willi mt. ...... ...... 8.1 5 A. M.
" " arrival ait phi5...„.,......,5.00 P. M.
..Mall artak Express' conned with Oil Creek and All&
Chevy River EMIro.l4l. BagmNsched- Through. (
L. TYLER, ,
General Elnoarlatendant.
lEatatritsioris. ,
Old, Reliable and Popular Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
And the only Direct Route for
Atwport, Fall River, Taunton, New &Mr& Eddleboro', an
the Bridgewatert, and all Towns OD the Cape Cod
Railway, and Nantucket,
Thia line is composed of the BOSTON.
NEWPORT AND NEW YORK BTEAki•
BOAT COMPANY (Old Fall River Line)),
frit i ta h r ,, &l llB l l 224 l l s r Itl ai lAUS l PO t t l i t g a rn t r Ii N P E
STATE, running between New York and Newport, R. I.
and the Old Colony and Newport Railway between Bop
ton and Newport. =ail a th rough Una -
One`of the above boatsleave Pier 28 North River daily
(Btuidays ea cepted). at 5 o'clock P. M., arriving in New
port at 234 A. M. the first train leaving Newport at 4A.
51.. arriving in Boston in reason for all Eastern trains
Families can take breakfast on board the boat at V. and
leave at 7X:striving in Boston at an early hour.
Returnbg canleave Old Colony and Newport Railway
corner Sou th and Snealand streets. at 4X. and 534 o'clock
P. M.
For further.particular% apply to the Agent.
E. LITTLEFIELD, 12 Broadwity, Plew York.
mv2745m
. i ffi ds=h i OPPOSITION_ . !
_ • 00MRDIED RAILROAD & RIVER
MONOPOLY
- JOI3EN SYLVESTER will make daily exonr-
Rione - to Wilmington - (Sundays excepted). -- tonehing at
Cheater and Marcus Rook. Leaving Arch Street what'
'at le a. la., and 4 r. m.
h
Returning, leave Wilmington. at 7a, and IY.
Ligt -
L. W. BURNI
JYLTittO n.
•
• FOR. CHESTER) HOOK. AND WIL
i IridS4SIINGTON—At &80 and 9.50 A. M. and
8.50 P. M. _
The steamers B. M. FELTON and ABLEL leave Chest
nut Street Wharf (Sundays excepted) at 8.80 and 9.50 A.
K. and 8.50 P M. returninia, leave Wilmington at 6.50 A.
51.. 12.50 and 8.50 M. Stopping at Cheater and Hook
each WItY.
Fare, 10 cents between all points;
Excursion Tickets. 15 cents, good to return by either
Boat. . • 1Y1415
11116DICIN&L.
OPAL DENTALLINA.—A SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOE
cleaning the Teeth, destroying animaleuhr which in
feat them, giving tong-to - the gatrurowitt leavingarteelins
of fragrance and perfect clesullinarein the month. It may
be used daily. and will be foundlo-etrengtheirmeak—andi
bleeding game, while the aroma and detersiveness wit
recommend it to every:one. peing composed 'with the
essiatance of the Deuhet:Fh elates Etna fiffaremenist.
is confidently °Rarefies are able schstitate for the up
certain washes fermerly in yoga& •
Eminent DentisieWabsttainted with the constituents of
the Dentealne, advocate its pees it contains nothing i
preventsl unraft'ainekeniPloyment. - Made only by
• •- JA.• •T. - SHINN. Apotheeary.
Broad and Spruce streets
ally. and
v. L. Steakhousavise.
'Robert C. D.
Geo. C. Bower.
• .Ches. Shivers.
B. M. McCollin.
B. C. Bunting._
Chas. hi, Eberle. '
J ames N. Marks.
E. Bringlaust & CO:
Dyott A Co..
trz C. Males Bouga
-Wyeth de Bus.
For sale by Drnaglib L •
Fred. Brown.
Hmaard Ce.•
C. It.Reeny.
lame H. /Cane
C. H. Needles.,
T. J. Husband.
Ambrose Bmitb
Edward .Parrish.
Win B. Webb.
James L. Bisphani.
Hughee &Combs.
Henry A. Bower.
114 - :-"Z7.,c,0,.-i„V .' —• .
-a7VA/MIW'MEII". awctvra.
THOBIAB B. DIXON &
Late Andrews dg Dixon,
No, VW 011FATNUT Street,hidelob&G
Ooposite United States MLA
LOW Deiwm
Emik a.
OPF/0%._
Arid ether OBATES, ,
toe Anthracite, Bituminous and Wood MC
WAIU!d•AIR MBA
!orW i eMat u tto and Private Building]]
VENTLTATOBB.
AND
C16 1 3/MIEMWI 6I BITINOMEEBBH
ronwsterm sad RETAIL. -
miTog obvaxastrimvED,
oleo. D4 1. kref l ea ° Gin&or,in boxer i _ fpworter and for
male Dy..1913EP B. BIRDMEN & dont& DelaWistil
TlfixAß z ' • ÜBtl HIGHWAYS.
-01 eifiCE,Iitr.-104130U1H FIFTH STREET.
• _ Puly.Atuemn-n4'., Sent. 24th; 18613.
_
NOTICE ICONTRIZIVIM
sealed proposois
,Oe o rycelveo at ,j44 , olnufr
of the Chief Conaniseloner of lii‘hways until .12
o'clock, M. bu MONDAY; the 280 hist., foe the
construction of ',the following Sewers of arts feet
diameter •
Ori, Ninete4mfit street froM texts to tiorris
On'Tvtentleth street • from kerns to Norris
street. •
• thr,Coates stiiiiiiinniTire/ftli to Broad'etreet.
•Qn.7bl l VP.o..th etiltet)ftqa Arch to ChOrry
Streetoll;l4,o l l utiertY•street pont Thirteenth to
Jacohk street; on'E%httenth Street from' Ottani
avehrie t 6 the north'' mutt 'line of Bald Street.
Providekthe property oWnerd pay all deficiencies
over and above the assaistrient bills and allowance
under"Ortlinati& b3i.the city. • ' •
Also the Allowing Belem of Two ancris half feet
diameter: On Teeker street from Filth to Sixth
On Walnut street from Eighteenth to Nine
. teen th street, •
• On • Melon street . from Eleientlt to Twelfth
street. ' ' ' '
Oh Fotirth street from`Diamond street 100 feet
south of Susquehanna avenue. •
•On Hutchinson street, between Girard avenue
and Thompson streets. gal
On Seventh street from 280 feet north of Oxford
street to Coltimbia avenue. , = •
On tlestaut stredr from Thirty-ninth to For
htteet.l j_ •
With such :iron or stone inlets 'and
man holes,{ maybe'directed by,the z Chief Kngi
neer iihdAhtveypr.. The tinderatanding to be that
the sewertitehin advertised meat' be cbinploted
error heltircirthe first day - of December INB, , fend
:that the; ContractOr shall take ibille/ prepared
against the property fronting kon , udd. sewer to
the amount.of one ifiollar and twenty-five cents
for each‘lineal foot of • front :on.i each side of
the street as so much cash paid; :the , bal
ance, as limited by Ordinance, to be paid , by
the City. , And the Contractor will be required to
keep the street and peweringood order for three
years after the sewer is Mile:lied; '
' 'When the street is ciectipled • 'by' a City Fithian
ger,Railroad track; the Bewerahall be constructed
alongside said,tracitin.such manner, as not to
%obstruct qr in4rfero,with.thehafe.passage of the
, mire thereoil; and naelaini for,revneneration . shall
be paid the contraetorhy, the„,,eompany ; ,using
said track, as specified - in Act of Assembly
proved May Bth, 1866.
All bidders - are , Invited •to be present at
the. time and I place , ,of opening the said
proposals., Each proposal will be accom
panied by a certificate that a Bond has been
Sled in , the , Law Department as directed
by Ordinance of May 25th, 1860. If the Lowest
Bidder shall not execute a contract 'within Ave
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; and this Department reserves the
right to reject all bids ' not deethed'sailsfactory.
Specifications may be ••had at the Department of
Surveys, which wilLbe strictly adhered tor'
MAIMON H. DICKINSON,
se24-Iff.„,Chief commissioner of Highways.
CONTEACTOME. ' •
J. Bide will NI rectiveduntil Batuiday. October 10. Ise.
for the grading; reason* , and bridgework on the Western
Diviaion ofthe Upli f t Ventral ..itagroad. extending from
Tam amia *earwax ._
AlscwtheilliddlerD viaion. from Tommie eastward to
the Burnmit,:_hetweere Bthnyikiiiand Lehigh rivers.
Also. the Eastern Division from said ; litumnit , through
the blaboning %railer o the'Le.highrivev:„ .
Proposals tos yam made for. the whole' orkn7: 01 1on of
the work in seetbna or tUVhdonli.
Plana., and. speetheatione may hi seen at the ce of
the Vempany.. , - 31. W. GEARYw Engineer,
•• Pottsville.
TIIBTAFT . CoppßT Vint, UNITED IITATE3 FOR
the stern District Perilisykrania. And now.
Wednes f3eptimtber:23,:ll36% CHARLES P. , ILAYEFi,
Bankrupti.having,passed, hia bat 3 examination, and - hia
application for dischainn, having horn heard In Court, it
appears that imbed been a niernher at the drin of Idayep
Dedshall and CempilnY,lslid had not been go dekuiu d
In the notices publiSued Under the -walnut or_Oder hie
; Huai application, It is ordered that :his ; applieraon stand
over until Ulie third Wednesday et October next: at 10 A..
orderAhattidies be given to'• Vanier , inte,,insted
, there to appear fasaid Court and elidwf,ellieest if
'they haVes why he ehould'not.be discharged. -
' 'Witinuesthe "lionorable JOSH CAD
lEteal of Court. WALADER; Judaea-and_ the Beal of the
said Court, at Fhuadel phis.
11,
se2st-3tll
1N THE DISTRIOTY COVET r OF. P ennsylvania. UNITED
States for.tbe astern D istrict of Pennylvania. In
Bankruptcy. at Philadelphia, September 9tb, A. D. 1868.
The . undersigned hereby,itlyes notice of his 'appointment
anttesignee. ol " WILIALgin H. HENDERSON. of Phi's.
&Obis, count', of Philadelphia and- State of -Pennsyl
vania. within said, ! district. who. has been adjudgedls
bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District Court of
cold dittrict.
•, 2 • J. EDWARD DARPDNTEII., Assignee.
56264 Ilt` , . 242 South Third street.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT °Film UNITED STATES
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. , Bank
ruptcy At Philadelphia, September 17:186. The under.
signedhereby_gives Ind:tetra his appointment es Assknee
of JAMES D. RITTER, of Philadelphia, in the county of
Philadelphia, and Ssylvania. within said Dis.
trict. who has been adjudged Bankrupt, upon his OWICI
petition. by the District Court of said District:. -
Whl. VJGDES, Assignee.
No. 128 /Rath Sixth street.
To the Cre.titors of said Bankrupt. sells.fBty
I hk hinTicaiT coma OF TEE* .13NITED
1 States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. In
Bankruptcy.—At Philadelphia Sept-21st, 1868.—Tho un
dersigned 'aereby gives notice o} his appointment u as
signee of WM. J. ISIOERIB, of Philadelphia. in' the
county of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania, within
saidiDbitriet.who has been adjudged - a bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court of said District.
J. G. ROSENGARTE ,N Assignee.
S. E. cor. Sixth and Wahnit.
To the creditors of the Bankrupt. 5eC.5.1,8t.
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY HAVING BEEN
granted to the subseriberenpon the estate of THOMAS
CONNER, late of Philadelphia, deceased, all persons , in
debted to the same will make'papnent, and these having
claims present them to •
CHARLES CLARE, 722 Birch street,
JOHN BLACK,,IO6 Sltzwater street,
ImM( '6l. • . E.xecutors.
I ) ,h
N THE ORPHANS' COU RT FOR THE CITY AND
I COUNTY OF PHILAD LI'HIA.- -Estate of ANTHO
NY WAGNER, deceased. e Auditor appointed by the
Court to audit, settle, and a loathe firat'aud final account
of Samuel , Wagner and thony,Wagner. Jr,. executons
of the estate of Anthony lagneri deceased, and to report
distribution of the balance In the hands
fortee account,
ant will meet the parties in
his appointment, on VS EDNESDAY,October 14th, 1868,
the four o'clock, at his office, 1113 South Finn Street, in the
'City of Philadelphia. WILLIAM L. DENNIS;
se 98.ar.f.m.6fi4 , _ _ Auditor.
1 A nth - ottruAN Col.fitT FOR; 1:111. CITY AND
_CountY of ehiladelphia.—Estate of Mrs. MARIA H.
TIPAN TON. deceased.—The — AuditorraPpednted - by - the
Court to audit, settle and adjust the second and dual ac
count 'of W.H.CRAYTOI4,'Ese., Executor of the lase
will of Mrs. MARIA , 11. DRAYTON. deceased, and to re
port distribution , of the -balance in the handsel the; ac
countant, will meet the partiew interested for the pur
poses of his appointment; en TUESDAY,'September 29th.
lb at U o'clock; A:M.. Attie office, Ow. 9 Lawßuilding.
southeast corner of Sixth and Walnut streets in the city
of P.kilndelnbia. . solSf,m.wst.
I LIVIA= vie stiMINLBTRATION ON THE ESTATE
L. ot. Francis P. Brebson having been granted to the
tu,dersigned, all persons hiving claims are request
ed to'-present' them without delay to TATNALL
BROBBON, 202 South Eleventh street • or to his Attorney.
;IA R'rAllit Walnntstreet, No . se4 f St•
RE /11i JESTA.TE-SAMES.
PUBLIC' SAUK - OF - DYER - 100.002' ACRES 'OF'
VALUABLE IRON. TIMBER. FARM AND
HEMLOCK LAN Oti,.lN THE COUNTIES OF Mo.
ILK AND CAMERON. PENNSYLVANIA.
The well known and Valuablelanderof the McKetur and
Elk Land and Improvement Company will be exposed to
public valets:streets or parcels. on TUESDAY. es 20th
day of October. ME, at 12 o'clock Id , at the Philadelphia
Exchange. Philadelphia.
These Lands are situated in the Northwestern part of
the State, on the line of the Philadelphia and Erie rail.
road, 94 miles F.aet of . Erie, nearly eguidletant and con
nected by direct railroads with the cities of New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and on completion 'of thee
railroad connections within 100 .miles of Sulfate cud
Rochester. in the State of New York.
The attention of capitalists. manufacturers of iron and
lumber, miners of coal, tanners and others; specially
solicited to these
Ra mi e a me
nd
large and ,workables
veins ef euperior sae and steam coabs; iron In large quan.
titics and of excellent quality, and covered with a Otani
-tire forest of hardwoode.henslock and pine timber unser.
Paseed in the Eastern States and possessing a sod equally
productive with the badlands of the State of New York.
Catalogues and pamphlets, containing maprwith fan
description, terms of sale, and all other desired informa
tion. will be furnished on application to tho, nrulemigned
autioneeers. or to WILLIAM HACKER, Secretary and
Treasurer at the office of the "COrtiFtul.V. 2 , 16 - : - .126 - walnut
street, Philadelphia.. 1
FRIZDENICK FriArAY. *TeSident.
M., THOMAS - dr BONti, ittictioneele,
189 and 111 South Fourth street,
,--Paileuielphia.
EIZIZTE3
NAVAL STO*ileil•
STOREB.2OO BA.1111:13L2 PALE ROBIN:" MO
.I STORES:-20 0 bbls. No. 1 Nostril 500b1:110 ;;No. 2Rosin; 300 bblt. Uom
rnozi Rosin; 100 bble.Pltch Rosin •126 bbla. Spirits Thrpore,
tine'. For sae by COCli RAN.: RUSSELL 41004 28 North
Front street. 502.1.tf
ru BALE OIL.-1,000 OALLONB B. W. WHALE 'OIL;
V 1 1,5e0 gallons Winter Oporto 0n,•25 bbls. Western No.
Ice-pressed Lard (81.-For sale bl-000B4AB. RUSSELL
dr, CO., S North Front street. sent(
NAVAL ,:nortZ93-101. BARRELS •SPIEITS TUR
perathf• 100 BarrolA boapmake - , Reath ; 100 Barrel"
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Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, September 25, 1868, Image 4

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