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5
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V
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•ainliolnac river has been closed with lee for
• int digs Past'
• ,;(2tanruster has written a Jotter declining a
- .4130mIselott In ihe Grecian army.
Tics legal tribunals of Frande have forbidden
• new special organ to use the title of
Tun details of.the Coriferenee haws been agreed
Arfteu end its sessions will begin in Paris on Sat-
Srisniir troops have been sentto the Piriviriees'
' ,of Seville and Grenada. The country, however,
•••-, is represented as quiet. - - •• • , , • •
b h t thedistill f
44 A miser ro eon in ery o es 'Jr
' acharack, in New York, last evening; destroy
property, in the amount of $40,000.
Tine steamer Jewess, 'with 850'bales'Of cotton';
analfg.d and annhin the Alabama River yes.
4terday. kiCt !iye i ll, r were lent, 0., •
eriani* o- an r :Great Westernttaill
• road , Canada, rolled d o wn au' arab ankment yes-,
terdai Twel i ve, ' Were injured - two'
danton elp Fordr: thousand ; dollar& •,worth' of lopluia,"
.;:•"•-• - brought from China -en •• the steamship Great
Reriublipo liiivii'been seized at San Francisco for
ovation of the revenue.'
T.,-Danrrvi., Commonwealth AttorneYr , at :
Itleini2end, Val; has been removed by Gen. Ston&
marr;)uld L. El:Chandler appOinted in-his
Darrell by.the Fourteenth Amend-
A LlXtnen despatch of last eventng, says: "The
report of the foundering• of the emigrant ship
Starry Banner Is unqugslionably ahea=, although
full details of the event have 'seed publiblied by.
the entire press of London to-day he original
despatch an the safe Arrifal - 20Vieveral
of the passengers at Boulogne, but a telegram
from.that city, Jo-answer , to en , Inquiry forrfull
partkailara, for the'New York Associated P . ess,
convokthe'answer that there have been no such
arrivals there, as reported."
THE London Morning Post of yesterday pub
lishes the correspondence' between J. G. Bennett,
Jr., bf New 'York, and Mr.' Ilebury, a 'tendon,
looking to an ocean yacht race' between the
Dauntless and Cambria. In its comments the
Post prefers Azores, track aSpne much bettef
adapted to test- the 'sea-going' gualities"bf the
vessels and seamanship of their masters, than the
regular transatlantic route, and the writer ex
horts the owners of tho-Brltishsehooner yacht/Ito
join intim race, and says the Sappho will par
ticipate.
Tax news from Crete, -.received, , by letter; in
Washington city, Is up to-November 24. 'On the
19th, while the Cretans were engaged in the
transportation of munitions of war just landed
by the Eresls. they were suddenly attacked by a
large Turkish foice,and all obstinate engagement
ensued, lasting the entire Aay. The Cretans suc
ceeded in saving nearly all their munitions. The
Turkish loss is estimated at 150 men; the Cretans
lost 3 killed ;and,- 671 wounded. -= The son of - the
celebrated chief,' , Manoasso,yaguekt; one of 'the
heroes of former revolutions, was severely
wounded and captured by the Turks. Other ac
counts ate. giveo-of additional conflicts between
the Turks and the Crettuin. ' ' '
Compliinienutamllaxiquettoivrollessor
.-.- : 49 1 r8P,.." -..,,, • ~... • ..,.- ,' , '-- ,•': . '
NEW:TE.O4., D ec. m 29. 7 -71:e granekbanqtest .eyen
this' eVening_ at ' Debioniee's!, corner , Of; Fifth'
avenue and • •Ftierteenth Street,'" to PrOfedeor WE,
B. Morse, the world-renowned originator of the -
electric telegraph, by the citizens of the United
States, represented by the following committee:
Marshall Lefferts, James D. 'Reid, . William . T.
Blodgett, Edward 8, ElehdfOril.att&'4,Ouls'Lleiey,
was one of the' Most brilliant and ' , .;sticcessfriri af
fairs of the 'kind that' ever occurred in this
country.
The lone dining hall was beautifully, , decorated
with the nags' of all nations, - arrangefby couples
in graCeful folds, and in the centre of each group
of bunting wart, placed a. shield containing the
national:emblem.of sometbreigh;COutttrV„ ~ The, -;
tables, tWelehlb number," "farnbilied - seats for
abouttwo hundred . and, fifty
,persone„..Each :
;'• guest. aiiiiiared' in'ftill ', eiining. dress, - with
white cravat and whitel., gloves, and a number
of ladies • graced the • scene with their' welcome -
'i. . The tablen presented a -.4ernarliable beautiful '
i L, ' appearance, and among the devices that greeted
o , - the eye in different,odirections. were.: fi;ectia montes,
?;_._: representing the quarters of the - glebe,"
"the projectors of the telegraph," "the two liemi-
A;':.; spheres," "the telegraph of othee tithe's," elec
", trieity," isk.saroplelot mpr4,",..."Frigtklin and his
,:',,,', kite,'' "a" triumphal picture : to ' inventere," and
A ,. .N. ,. , - "triumphal arch," "the Cable of 1869," and other
1, -..
-,, ....
" appr opriate devices.
Chief Justice S. P. Chase presided, and among
the distinguisbed guests present' Were the folk,er
'. ', ing :—Prof.B. F. B. ~Morse „David Maley Field,
' Amos Kendall, Wei: E. DiAge; E:1".1. Archibald,
.. Professor G. Smith; the British ~Minister, Mr.
~--..•: 41 Thornton; Hon. Wm. M. Evart, Major Major General
~.4- : 6 McDowell, Edwards Plerrepcint,'Rev. A. H. Vin
`,•4, ton, ex-Governor Curtin, of ' Pennsylvania, Wil
Liam Cullen Bryant, A. -B. Durand'," TA - O.:Dr.
;.; ',.•• . Farley, William B. Reed, Jr.. of Pennsylvania, E.
'-'•-•"., EB.Sanford.MajorTGen.eral Marshall Lefferts:Cy
: . # nut W. Field, Hon. William Ortott,Peter Cooyer,
.:',?,- f William F. Blodgett. D.,. Huntington,. C.- A. So w.
- . !'r; ' ard, A. T. Stewart, Marshall' O. Roberts, Moses
H. Grinnell, H. H. Vandyke, George Opdyke,
• , . Moses Taylor, A. A. Low „R: M. HOD, J. J. Clad°,
,',. 8. B. Engglee, IL .Fish, E. Brooks, C. L. Morro,
AV i R. Morse,General Collum, Judge Kirkland, Gen.
Vielle, 13L. Id: Barlow, J. F.
_Renee% Collector
11 , Bayley, Henry Taylor, E. Johnson, n. A.
1 ". Rossollo, and others. The programme of the .
evening was :
,%,., ; . Blessing.—Rev. Win. Adams, D. D. ,
:.--..'''; Return of Thanke.—Rev. John Hall, D. D.
TOASTS. • .
1,;• .2:7 - 1. The President of the United States.
'':'.r. 2. The Queen of the United Kingdom of Great ';', Britain and Iteland.
3. The:Army and Navy of the United States.
- - '4. Oar Guest—Prof. S. F. B. Morse—The mat
'f Science, who
made': explored the laws of Nature,.. '
.rested electricity from her embrace; aid made':
.it a missionary in the cause of human progress.
' Prof. Morse.
5. The Nations united to us by the Ocean
Telegraph. Edward; Thornton, Esq., C.. 13., and
Prof. Goldwin Smith.
6. The State of New York. Hon: John T.
Hoffman.
•
7. The Telegraph Wire—The, nerve of interna
tional life that vibrates the knowledge Of events,
liquidating causes of misunderstand ing and pro
meting peace and harmony_among the people of
the world. A. A. Low, Esq.-
'-',,,t'.
S. The Telegraph' Linea Mt the U n ited States.
'',,, Hen. W. 0ri0n...,. -'..'-.- o ' 'IL. ,-, ?:•s: 2 . -''.'
...:' .
~ '1 9. TheY,Xtension Or tie 'Telegraph-4t haino.
"
'...
~..- limit Abort of theerhole habitable glebe: -Drivid
jDudlettlieltl; • Esq. , ' o -, ,-„ : ' , , ~ -, :", ~,' .:,.,•
... , . ' ......„..,
10. The Press—fho itily of icienehin prorriel.
If ,, ga ting knowledge. Wns."o. , Bryant, Esq.
. 11. -The telegraph lines !tithe British Provisoes.,
' Hugh Allan; Esq. of MOntreal.' , - - .'", '.' - ' •
.sf i . IL The Extension , of the Telegraph 4* the East.
, Gov. Curti,n of Pennsylvania. ,-- - , •
, 13. She Merchants of NeWYeri—ThekWeblih •
' , ..:.:- . 4i f and public spirit have carried ; the faMe Of :Amerl..
, ' ., ..'1' , can enterprise around the world. - ; Hon. William
14. he'llie,Arts=Thelx beauties' rest - oti; the
14-, '.foundation' of Beier:Co.' , :DanielHuntingttm:' ''''' ".
15; The Printica Press Perfected by Amerleart
4 :,.-)::: - ,..fgenine. - Col. H. M. Hoe. ,
'-'Ao ~ 16. The Ladies. •
.. 0,.
y Governor Curtin:6 speech wakes tollowa
Gent/ones, ::,' It would have . been ,, , no easy thek'a
few years ago tb respond ,t o the • sentiment tiro.
posing the extension of ', the- telegraph to ' the
/..'„t', East. In this enlightened presence .14 would have
1., '-'', required more thaW'the ardor of - the;enthusiottet,
to declare that the 'trained: lightning ''svonld•'.7.6l:
carry its , swifttnessage from the new to the „old
~ . .. world, from America to Europe. , 4 - lew„ would
;( . ,' , have listened, feWer'still would laave , believed, and
. the rare men of progress+. who would have ro-j:
:j... eponded with their energy and means to attempt
'.; ----: art herculean task, would have been marked as
( infatuated dreamers.
,-,, 5.
~', Less than twenty yearaelnee,the daring genius
,: ; that proposed' the extension of 'the' telegraph to , .
•:.• :the Ertet,-.4leided from us ,bybut two • the:wend'
;;mites' "of;
'sea;' was charitably regarded es hewil.'.
1, ,,,,•:.... , d,ered , by'his devotion to a great idea. Heeled. -
1 , g governments ~.gatie , grudging ;_and _ relliettiot
3 '
; • ariateriented failures 'but -strengthened , the
'' io '..', ',' :lotion that the achievement was impossible;
0-0 1 , the greatest modern triumphs of civilization ..
- 0:: • vie to the. undaunted men of inspired' geniusi ~.. ~'"4 ,nfaitering faith, who staked ' ' fortune—and
I': '.; '•.- - tion upon'success. This blessed : land -. of
t -
---.. oo - ', -- ,.",the - fottetaln of. Christian progress gave to
' , ..the world-the heroes of this matchless triumph of
, iicietitificand'elvilizing advancement. - ,
'-• : - -k , " The names of Morse a nd Field will brighten the
. .. ..
..... ' pages of onrhistory as among our noblest belie.
*-Eietertif, - WhOttere - vron victories "more renowned
...;• ' , ' , wrar;r-tho „firet,,,who tamed the terrible light.
;•:: ~..-• , tof the heavens, out made it gentle,mll.,--
4oloni4jiii the o great werk - TW enlightened'prOs.,
i'•-',-- , rity: and peace;estilthe hest, who set the bright.
','i ., ..- t' jewel of auCcesiiiiithe crown of scienCe.l.Ap
r.i,imu.c'l,,,Ttle•-. telegreph':Was , extended to' . the
-',O -' , '''''azi&COntintinte recorded - each other's pass, , ~ 'f , A... ~ '• kui from day to day,
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4. 1 4 1 , , 111 - J)AILY - ' EVENT
Thu mareh of Anierican progress wasregarded
ns having Perfectedlts greatest 'task, and In our
rdoleing then no one , dreamed that the present
generation, or even the present century would
understand the broad= significance of the senti
ment which is proposedl s asthe.world understands
it, E tonight. The East is no longerEurope;either
in geographical-or mercantile -acceptation. It
mtins the cradle of the human race.. .I't • means
aadvancement from the new born Republic of the
Western world to the ancient empires of Asia.
Romance pales before the beneficent and sub
stantial progress of, the ,fige in;which it pleased
' - Providence to cast our lot. The wildest dreams
of science and philosophy have.been more than
sealized, and each decade marks ,the mighty'
'Btrides the last , had . _hoped~ for',only, in' coming
ages. .1 can remember wall when the question of
connecting the Ohio 'and - the Delaware rivers
agitated the pepple.of •ray,nativO. State( Prej -
dice and ignorance; resisted stubbornly,, bit f ee
schools and Internal 'improvements came h d:
inatand'to 'Ave ` us greatness -; 'Brave Men fell
under popular reprobation; • because they Mt
, pended a Itiw Millions Lto give back Incite able
wealth : and , the, priceless boon , ,of cull real
education. ~ , , • , .:• he ti
• Our turnpikes liviiiy; ttientst sloyV tang.
- steps imprOgiess; 'the tottering, timi d foe prints
of infancy: ' . The'State stretched out its ounty "
and commerce wag' quickened. They have passed'
away, and the account of• , qapitallnyestedniands
unbalanced in the • Treasury;• but;whe Can esti l
)mate the dividends?,:, With 'trembling and fear :a
college here and there was ecitablishediand soon
-came the: common' -schools-`to hasten progress`
alike ,in .:the - improvement ,of rich ', and
poor. . . Then , t came,, , our „ great ', . cans!
and our ' ' primitive ' ritilrOadt.. but, imperfect
as laili.r , ,. . , were, . ,-, unwisely use ,they.mere
managed, and fruitless as.. they appeared on the
balanctskeet_otthtcommonwealth,ftimy motet
- g at - artery of commercial' and. ; national life-a,
vast'fitream' of progresS that wheat!) dilY
Inedvane
but people and inakinglhe `'nobler and
richer from year to sear.. They to have '
almost`'
faded away before.the march of the 'irmr,torse;
whose rude music is heard over-nearly four thou
,sand miles of railroad , ito <thelut3tate; but they . ,
lidded millions to.- ,the: wealth ': of Pennsylvania.
The Empire dtate, too,,had itslikestrOggies with
the , ever stubborn,, persistent,enemies of advance- ,
meat,- but her beneficence reared ,: ` the noblest
monuments of progress, and spread prosperity,
in profusion throughout her- pOople. New Eng
land has created hereevintlessOreallit Ilerliberol
laws havegiven the richest traits in intelligence,
in science, in philesophy.,,au l ljn all that ambles
the human race, cud all , thesethre bat the
inspirations of the old world attlie course of' , -
empire follows the setting sun - Trom•lter fabled
fountains In Asia' the strealu of progress started
westward: r .lt,struggledfdr centuries for growth
and expansion, it reared Stattyafter State in'Ett
rope, - and •braVed the innumerable eenvnisions
its determined /and ' ortwasd march provoked.
Columbus at ' list pleaded,lts cause, but long in ,
vain. ' Rellitil repelled from Conrtio Court; awl
while the peeple .of the North, in Holland and
England, ntruggled for civil and religions-liberty
against the goWer'of ignorance and optmession,
the great rialigatOr was „commissioned, by she
most intolerant despotism of Europe to epen the
Western' World to the riehes triumphs of. our
givilliation. „ . 2 . ,
' Europe learned new lessonil and advanced. ;lgnorantier-andits,-..handmaid;;-deritiotism, - made
• fearful W . 4f againet the, progress of liberal ideas,
but west Ward and still westward thelide Of tivi
lizatkin wairmatchllie liberalizing...and expand-'
lig as it readied until In the •new-born•RePub-t
_lie freedom:was (maned to men; and thie steadity
expanding current of ,Oivilization still ihilalla'the
setting sun, It crossed the Alleghenies, then , the
father of waters,ithen plan dlts banner ' on ,the.
golden shores bf the Paciff oinil,firially.niade the
3
vallya of the Way :Morititiirtiliz.hlessom- with
beauty aud.ptenty„;‘ .-, • , ;',l - .' !. , . ~„I,', ' 1 ...
_, ,-.
No was; ia itilineinie ': . ermileeil , to cur • Centl -. .
Dent . ; The DldiWorliftilid , the. New,i.o.irere alike
inspired, and the forinteitifi'lgrettliettet_ aii',.thel
stream i adi r fina,aan t (kn Pio4 We: 4.llerilligi :has
~bad healthy and raPid.grower there..-I , Thus west
;ward from theeradhs'oftlereast , thei tide of „pro.'
gresiChas marched; grOfrg. 'wit , titivaufied, and
rearing its lasting mornitiients:of,greetness as it
battens 5 tars retrini4tivvileeleta 1 treasures to
its Eaeternliotee.''. '. ' .' ' ' ''..' - . • . ...
As tife people aavanee in intellietineetheirgoi
ernments advance in every attvietdapfg?enju,,,aaa;
, Europe is ROW Araverscd . by raillOade,,aut Zug
land, funniest: in liberal . progress in the whole
world j applause]; has given. four 'britidred 'and
tong, inilliopti uf dollars to eitiargellier- Fait India
possessions—not by war, but, by telegraphs and
railroads. In a few years, through the far-Bighted
statesmen of European nations, there will be . a
continuous line of rail from Dover - to
the Bosphorus; thence down the : o-
E
phrates, across Persia ~ •to India, and
from • thence'' it 'tuba eventually roach
China and Japan; and the tide of ' progress, ,ever
growing es it teaches westward, 'records the
wonderful history of this. beneficent government
constructing a great railroad imam the Rocky, ,
and Sierra Idouutains to the Pacific, when the
nation was in the agony of conflict With the most
gigantleyebelliOn of reckordeif time. "[Renewed
applause.] The next anniversary of, the indepen
dence of the republic may, be celebrated . in the
heart of the mountains by people from the At
lantic and the Pacific, among fruitful fields and
happy homes, where twenty years age was the
American desert., The telegraph, too, not only ,
spans the continent, but teaches to the British
possessions to the North, and to the foreign gov
ernments in the South. Before another five years
shall have elapsed I trust that three great trunk
lines of „railroad will, cross the plains and moun
tains to the Pacific, and reward the beneficence
of our Government by countless wealth, by grow
ing empires, by general prosperity and peace,
and with the completed railroads to the western
shore of the continent, the old Eastern nations
will turn from the setting to the rising sun to
welcome and gather the fruits of their children.
As the railroad and telegraph—these living,
progressive monuments of enlightened advance
ment—stretch out around the world, encircling
Christian and heathen in their embrace, the great
Interests of man will be cemented ,in.. chords of
unity. Facilities for cheap travel. for quick ox
changes, for the wide-spread diffusion of intelli
gence and liberal ideita,must make nations home
genoous, and make peace the first interest of till.
The song of the iron horse on land,and the silent
currents of business over the cable in the sea,
will be ever-growing bonds of concord, enlarging
trade, diversifying indhstry, ennobling patriot
ism, and gradually gathering the whole world in
the folds of our enlightened progress:
The telegraph must now reach the. East, and be
the fore-runner of the great harvest of civiliza
tion. From San Francisco to the Asiatic coast
the sub-marine cable will soon bear messages .of
progress and infuse the love of advancement into
the commercial cities of Chinn and 'Japan. It is
a theme worthy of our triumphant civilization.
It is an enterprise that will bear with it the no
blest fruits ofliteratrire; science, art, government
and residan-• Starting frotn the darkuesa of Asia,
and after traversing and illuminating the world
in its march, it:now returnswith ite,trophles to
four hundred Millions of the human race whoare
still strangers to its blessings. It will break the
„crust of superstition; it will rapidly' dispel igno
rance; it will quicken and enlarge- commerce; it
will make railroads and fleets to increase their
wealth, and will be the groat missionary to evan
gelize theta from heathen darkness. i . , .
"The extension of the telegraph to the East"
will be the crowning triumph of the civilization
we so fondly' and justly cialta; and soon the
commerce of the Griental cities wi11...f turn from
the East to the East, land on our Pacific shores,
and sweep across , our continent .to our great
cities, and , to the Marta of Europe, and then the
lightning messenger will encircle the whole
world, to bear the glad tidings, of proaperity and •
peace to all mankind. I Continued ' applaute for
some minutes.]
Edward Thoratbe; `Eeq., • the British Mealier,
spoke as follows:-- . .41r: , Presidiffit end Getglenien:
I thank yon most sincerely, and. cordiallflor the
kind manner in which the , health of my beloved
• Sovereign, and of other sovereigns and peoples
who appreciate, the telegraphic enterprisets or the
United States has been proposed and 'responded
to by the distinguished company here presentr. I
hope I maybe.allowed to avail myself' of this op- -
portunity to express my great gratification at the
sentiments of esteem and regard which 'hate ob
served are almost universally entertained for Her
...Majesty Queen Arictorla,.-by- the •nress andpeople
throughout the length and breadth of ' this great
land.
. .
'- I am confident there is no one in England who
ispore anxious than the Queen for the mainte
nance and improvement' of the harmony and
good understanding -which ought to exist be
tween the two Tuitions, and. which are of such vi
tai importance to both of them, and none who
would rejoice so much that
e ll honor should be
done to so great a benefactor of the human ram
as the distinguished Protestor, to show_the high
appreciation of whose character we have as
sembled in this place.
, I am unwilling, however,- to fall -into - what -
seems to be the error of talking too much about
peace. A good deal has been said upon this , sub
ject, both In this country and in Europe; more,
perhaps, than is either necessary or usefuL. Peace
Is not always produced by 'talking about fit,
Statesmen ought, I should imagine, to oudeavor
'Abe -
BULLETIN"PIIILADELPH
to disci:oer what is most likely to engage mon a
interests; , and Ici vonvinCe 'them that - w state , of,
peace.thnecessary to their well being and to their
moral and material, comfort. What can be more
likely to effect,this thaw a constant and complete
thtercourse between all nations and Ludividaals in
the; world? But statesmen aro not alwaya, selen
title men, ,and it is - to Selena) thatWO aro tr.debLed
- for the , means - of conimulteation.
Steam was the first WllVe branch offered to us
by Wpm.: ~,T e voyagawhich my lather made; to
this emit:its, in woo,' in neventy-Rve days, is now
11 1
easily accompli hod In nine - or :en days. Then
; 'came a"still more effective olive branch,this won
derfnVeleetric telegraph; which ' any "Man
who happens to be'-within-reach of a wire to
communicate instantaneously with his ' follow
men:eii eonr the wOrld'. 4, fihouldi I ilaWtllo geed
fortune to live to the ago of the venerable fro
fessor, I still hope to see some such improvement
as will enable ms,to carrv7emaTica voce•conver
sation•by means of the cable. We shall. then have,
merchants on this 'Old of- the Water disco - tieing
their affairs with those on the other, at so much a
minute.
;• Wesbalr, hear; perchance,"of some love-stricken
youth of London or,Ptuitt,whispering soft noth
ings along the.cable to one of those , bewitching
syrens - or Ne* nit of;OblpthebTaif hour; she.
tempting him all the while to throw himself upon
the gulf, which soperates;thont.:. We, shall then
-.haVe etatesmin2L-eyeliediti ;those; days pro
gress, even' statestneri.4llscussincintemational
questions at et:EMl:mks" conference, and 'we Poor
diplomatists shall rams very good cltaneti'of .be
lug exploded altogether. ~ , r ' , - H
But 1, must not ,take ,up ;more of your time,
mhichWill be better emplOyed' by ' those:, friends
and co4borers of your alitingnished guest, who
ate able to speak of ' thW high 'qualities' which
adorn , him. e I cannot sit dawn, hoWever, with
out - „expressing - myregreat- satisfaction - at;being --
able, through the kind invitation I have receive d
to contribute my; mite of ;Butt -admiration- , and
esteem for PrOfeator 'Morin,' which - must be'felt
by all, for so great tkbenefeetor.elf his fellow-erea
tures andof posterity'.
Wits dlan Wrar.
_ „
Sr.LOins, Dec."29..General Shoran= has re
•ceived despatches from Generdl 'Hazen', at Fort
Cobb, to December 7; and from Sheridan to the'
same date. Generalazen says, that, since Gen
, eral Custer's fight be haffliad `no trouble in , dis
tinguishing friendly and hostile banda, and pro-'
nounces all the Cheyenned and Arrapahoes as
unfriendly, and hostile; the - Klowas are divided
half and •belt; the :Gatimitelies'are '
nearly all
friendly:" The • Apaches, " Kates, • Caddos,
, Wichtons and affiliated bands, ; nrimbering
8,000, are ' clustered around " Fort
'Cobb, claiming the protection 'of the Govern
•lnent. -
•The' hostile Indiana haveseparatedfrom
the friendly tribes and ne over to the head of
the north fork of Red River, near the month of
the Sweet Water.- They numbered some hundred
warriors. General Sheridan was to have left
Camp Supply oh :the Canadian river for Fort
Cobb on ` December ' 7. 16 - was expected that in a
few days he would be in communication with
Gen. lumen and be able to'strike the hostile In
dians without Interfering w ith the friendly tribes.
Satanta, the princin chief of the Kiowas, is
represented - as not a g gone to the hostile
camp. General ShermanAbawever, regards Sa
tanta and Bull Bear es r the most hostile and
treacherous of - the — Platte Indianc - and bilieves
that no lasting peace can be had while they are
at large. Be has; berenire given orders to kill
them, or, if cap tur e d , im p ri son - to th em at Fort
.` , • Titre r West ' latdics.
Mari raiz, ; Dec. 29.—The-following•intelli.
once is furnished by T. V. Curripr, the Domini
ean ConSul 4 Gentral in this city:
Sr. Durango° Cur,. Dec. , . , l4.—The •defeat'
• of
Cfgando'eisqued'at Las Matas, by the goVeramest'
troops, leaves President Baez lu full peaceful
possession of t the. whole Country: The ppople,
are -thSrenthly satiated With 1 , reyelatiOn s
81:m1VA° favor fd,the'ambitions Plottings of. tfie
nppositiog: - ..7 'The thief's- Caret arid - Luteron, -
: with' fheir felloirere, about' tvienty in nnmber,are
St ,Thomas, where their ' schooner his been ,
recognized by, the authorities. A. proposition
~'for a lean of $6OOO teamed by a • pledge i of Eta. ,
Inane, bas been received from a rallwayeompany .
'of Paris, but it 18,10 likeir_this will be enter-.
lained, , es ifttez bus devised avian Which'will,be -
of more practical benefit tohis> country. Messrs.
, Rice and Packard arrived from New York on "the'
ethin.et,,, to initiate:it mineralogical survey' of , the'
~ fitate, and-have Proceeded4o the , district known the gold fields , of 'Columbus; 'The '•electltins
have been 'held and passed tiff' quietly, 'Gomez
boa undoubtedly been eleeted ;Vice President,
,HungTiahaving,declined. Business is improving.
BAvArr.a, Dec.' ffillo*lng report is
made by the Spaillaif officials in regard to the
' .
use of strychnine by the insurrectionists : "The
revolutionists cooked a quantity of provisions,
'which had previously been prepared with strych
'nine, and then retreated, expecting the Spanish
troops on their ' arrival at the rebel camp would
eat the Mod."
' The steamship Mow Castle arrived to-day.
NUEVITA6. Dec. 26, via aav,►rie, Dec. 28.—Val
paseda left Miguel on Tuesday morning, march<
lag in a southerly direction, with 9,200 men.
Fighting will probably be commenced on
Wednesday.
he Copyright Law.
Augustin Daly, the author of " Under the Gas
Light, and other dramas of less brilliancy, in
stituted snit against H. D. Palmer, of Niblo's
Garden, for an infringement upon his copyright,
known as "The Railroad Scene;" in "Under the
G:xs Light," which was introduced by Dion Bon
cicault in his play of. "Alter Dark," of which Daly
claims to have been the originator, and now asks
heavy royalty fol. the use of the same. in the
meantime, Palmer enjoins J. E. 'McDonough for
what he considers Boucicanit's portion of author
ship. 1 this muddied state of offers Clarence A.
Seward, 'the distinguished attorney in the Erie
Railroad ease, has written a very able defence,
which is to be ~resented / to Judge Nelson. He
clearly defines the :law upon copyright. He de
nied the,right of non-resident aliens, as specified
in the statute of 1831, to: enjoy any benefits of
copyright save in their unpublished manuscript.
Mr. Seward, has sifted meaty authorities in stip
port of his arguments. We shall look forward
with much interest to thidecision of Judge Nel
son, not only as a compliment . to Mr. Seward
for ble knowledge in law; lint for the theatrical
profession of this country.
The colultnrElentent In Polities.
[From the OhoWWI Commercial
The embject of female - suffragehas been taken
up with more earnestness than ever. This is the
casein;England as it Is thecae° here. In nearly
every • city organizations, have been perfected to
awaken'attention and provoke 'discussion. Nor
is the time ,of the advocates; of female suffrage
spent in holding national conventione, passing
resolutions and snaidtig speeches. They , have
takenhold of the subject a spirit.of downright
earnestness; and with a ;determination to carry
; forward the agitation Wilt shall result in an ex
tension of the friniehiselo , the Rex-The
clans may as well take note and shape theirgon
duct aceordingly. The have waited and
petitioned, passedresokitions and made speeches
—no end of them- r and now theypropOse
to fore* their claims upon , the public mind, and
take 'a hand in'shaping politics to their own ends.
Bo the gentiernenwho want office and who Mike
it partof their duties in a 'canvass te call upon
the constituency, flatter the women and kiss the
babies; must understand' that' that sort of .'solicit
ing wOn't answer any, longer. They will here
after be put to another.sort of test, and must ex
pect to be sharply gross-examined on the'subject
of suffrage, and equality.Of ;civil mitts as,be
tween the sexes. Isla conceded by experienced
canvassers that the complexion of , an election
depends very muchpn the home influence, and
the side - the sister, the Mother,' or the wife
espouses. Tolerably firm Republicans have been
known to yield to this influence anCvote the
Democratictieket, and...ace versa.,
• The Thetis that. the influence of the sex in mat
ters of religion, polities and social relations, ions';
unlimited, as it is undefined, and of very con
siderable itopo,rtance to 'one whe looks' well to
the controlling forces In a political canvas+ It
must be taken• Into the account, for it is a daily
increpsiag and felt' quantity. The' women, ,of
America, especially since the;war, have taken , a •
verylively interest in politics, and have so well •
informed themselves that kis not uncommon to
find a lady capable of discussing capital queations
with an intelligence and clearness of view
that w ea eXPeot only In, those who'have devoted
lunchtime to the study;of politics and adopted .
'it as a profession. There is no probability
that hereafter there will be any com
plaint' of indifferentlini .On the subject
among . them.. , AB women • become en
hghtened' .1n political Affairs; and that is to
say, as they grow conscious of their own - power,'
and the ends to which Wean be profitably'di
rected, they wlli•display it in a' . more positive
form than we haveacen,and will probably follow
the impulsion they have acquired, till it results '
in an almostintiversal demand for a direct influ
ence in politics. Men, when approachal on that
subject,' mall" dleinTeCit with the general re
mark that when it is evident that women really
want to vote, no obstacle will be allowed to stand
&WEDNESDAY, ,DE-OE4BER,
,
in the way their doing so. Encouraged'hy this
Lucy Stone makes a powerful appealto work
ingwomen,who wish to sebum a Mr day'S wages
for a fair day's:work; to.petition Congress for a
change in the constitution, extending suffrage to
the female sex.' -The following is tie forniof the
petition proposed: , - =
To Mei Senate and Hoare 'of .I?epre.tentatiees of skis
United States in Coriseess aseeetbkd:
The, indersigned'eltizeris of , the United States'
pray your honorable bodiei that In any proposed
amendment to,the Constitution which may come
before you in regard to suffrage, and in any law
affecting suffrage in .thelllstriet of_ Coltitabia, _or
any territory, the right of idling May be given te
women on theliaMe toroth as men.
To.this petition , she adder, 1 ,
“Let.the widow, •living ,on tier 'life-use' of the
Pitif ni'thirds,' and 'alto wed ,to remain torty days.:
without, paying rent In the.house of her deceased
husband,' sign it. - ; - •
"Let the wife fronf , Whom they law; takes the
right,to what she ear ns- and the power to make a
will withoutter husband's consent, sign it.
"Let thentether who haa - ae ; legal right to her
own children. signit; ,
"Let the young:, man just gone ou t. from the
honfe,,wberells beat friend andLeounsellor las -
been, hie mother , plgn it- •-- • ,
“Let the:father, whose little daughter looks
trustingly-to bim,for every good; sign
'`Let the soldier, -, mho , returned from - battle
sounder in. health and stronger of-limb because;
of the woman's handitho dressed his wound and
ministered to his wants In sickness, sign it. 4 •-
, "Letevery Mall who regards his own right to
to the ballot as sacred , sign it. - - •
Our sleepy must wake up. Let them
not loy, the flattering unction to theirsouls that
the agitation of the question of female suffrage
will expend iteelf,or Mat the;wideoWake females
Can be Cajoled - Mid flattered by xi - fecyXenatuitriea
and gallantries to give up,the hue and cry that is
now-being raised from Maine to California:TOMO
are signs and tokens on every hand of earnest-;
flees and perseierance, and they must remember
the old salff''WhOintrOman wills she wilisAnd -
that's the end on't t ” Thu coming in ptd
!tics is already shadowed forth more vividly than
the refreshing storm that the'prophet Saw in the
cloud Ml:bigger than EntilfB handf.'and the 'poV
itician , whose eyes have, not been anointed with
the oil of discernment : to see the future that
be, may expect;to be laid on the shelf among the
political-mummies and skeletons. His maps..
Lion will be gone. , • ' •
—A method -of :sewing boots and -shoat with
copper wire, instead of the common thread, has
been pateptcd;lhe adVaatage being'that at avery
small increase in expense the strength and dam-
Wilt) , of the work are much improved.
' -A Texas editor wished to.liken 'admething to
a "zebra's bide," and, the inexorable compositor
insisted upon making it a "Texii.4 bride."
—A"Bontlie=n editor ofreilla year's
for a Christmas turkey. • -
-Anew paper in Paris is called the Yellow
Dwarf.
—American cars are becoming quite popular
on English railroads. - •
AIEIIUISMIERMI!u
ACADEMY 01 , MUHIC.
SC01T•81DDON8.
SRARBPEREAN REVIVAL.
_ -
'THIS (WEDNESDAY) BVEN.T. 11G. Dec. 30. at a o'clock.
Shakopearolt.TragedyA&l - •
MRS: SOOTY :LADY mefirra
LockorAttrolc.....; ;oath. .. . . . Chorus
Torthaitplki (Tiiimsbay i )4EYENLNO, Dec. 31, at 4
• ._!•11.113 ADNOIEIMAOH. , ! , . '
HIE. SOOTY
ADMISSION FIFTY ththl3. EFI4FRVED BEATH. 1111...
FAMILY, VIEOLE;iTWEbiTY•EIVE ()ENT&
C .H
a.Ll 3 u'rs: ll .(Pgr-71. 3 :g412*.'.
- - - - otTDAIr •
I'OEITI,vELYT'I!E LAST WEEK OF THE •
GREAT LIRGTIS - TROUPE."
BEST CIRCUS TALENTIN AMEHIOA:".'
THIN GREAT COMPANY WILL APPEAR
. -
THIS ,AFTERNOON AT THE MATINEE,
TIDE AFTEHNOON AT THE MATINEE.
AND .
THIS EVENING' AT SEVEN O'CLOCK IN A GRAND
BILL.
ADMISSION TO MATINEE Sa CENTS, TO ALL FARTS
OF THE HOUSE. ,
Children 25 'Ceuta. Boors',open at I o'cifick; IramaT
Circle i 5 cents.• •
:Evening Fricea--25a.„ we.. and SL • -
AI M JOHN. DREW'S ARCH 13TREETTHEATRE
" NEW YEAR'S WEEK AT THE "AROJEL"gerins-at 736-
A FLASH OF LIGHTaING.
WEDNESDAY. December:4ll4lga
. EVERY NIG IT. •
Augustin Daly's Great Local flay,
A • FLASH OF LIGHTNING.
, With entire NEW SCENERY. "
By Mears. awthorne,Fettere and John
New Machinery by Furze and Assistante.
AVERY ETRONGCANT.
Panorama'of Hudson Ritter.
The Race. The Binning Bosh
Jacob's Ladder. Grand Denouement.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. *One tit Hi o'clock.
THIS tWEDNESDA VI EVENING , Lea. 30.
AND ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
THE CROWNING SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
The Original, Ihrillion and Attractive Drama of
THL ORANGE GIRL; A CHRISTMAS STORY.
Prologue—THE HOME OF THE ORANGE GIRL.
Act L—AN EVENTFUL CHRISTMAS EVIL.
•
Act IL—THE LIIRISTMAS REVELS.
Act HL—THE DEATH STRUGGLE.
To commence with. UP FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Notice is respectfully given that early application is
oeceleary to obtain places to witneee the Twilling and
Attractive Drama of
THE ORANGE GIRL; A CHRISTMAS STORY.
HEATRE COMIQUE.
A SEVENTH STREET. below Arch. Commence at 7.45
C. GREGORY... . ~.SoLe Lessee and Manager
PRONOUNCED SUCCESS OF FILE
SUSAN GALTON
COMIC ENGLISH OPER A. COMPANY.
TO - 141014T. NEW OPRIt& BY OFFENBACH.
MARRIAGE BY LANTERNS.
And Charles Dobdin's Ballad Opera.THE WATERMAN,
SUSAN GALTON and Comic .Enallsh Opera Company
appearing.
admission, 00.75. and 25 cents. Secure Seats at Trump.
ter's. No. P 26 Chestnut street, or Box Office.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
CONCERT HALL.-OPEN EVERY EVENING. AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
MAC EVOY'S NEW BIBERNICON.
REPRESENTING A TOUR' IN /REWIND.
MR. HOBART BYRNE, as *Sarno y the Guide.
Prof. J. MAC EVO Y. Lecturer mud a Talented Company.
A dminsion . . . . 55 cants
Reeerved•Seats . . • .. ' .50.
Chilo reit. under I . oTelin;;2s . Whi .. . ;ifialtiriaito . /Talliiee.ls
Doom open at 7; commence at 8 de .0
CATHEDRAL. -
'A GRAND VOCAL AND ORGAN
CONGER C
WiU be given at tho Cathedral. Logan Square, on
WEDNESDAY EYECHNG. December 80th i _et 8 o'clock.
Under the Direction of lir. MICHAEL CROBI•
. PROGRAMME.
' .rAIST z.
1. Organ Solo—Orandldarch,— IL Ereutzer
Choral Motett--"lnsanre et value t:urre." Haydn
8. Duo and .Cherus—"Et Inearnatua." ..Meudelssohn
4., Quint etto—"o Jean bega."•' , ...
.e•••••••• ~ • ... • . ,• • B°3lltki
5:bolo Basso--"La • PentecOete,-- - •
8. Quartette and Chorus--'!AstnueDel end Dona
Noble", From the. Fourth Mass EleYdlt
1. Organ Solo7COneerto to F. Maier, that move.
spent.' . • Ch. Elnk
a 8010 and „clummel
8. Tenor Solo--"E't Incanuehis," Fweifth Mau. .rdozart
,4.", Alto bolo ' and Chortee—"Qui FourTh ime
Maas.. . . ... Ha
Poprano . . ..........
6. Chenue---"Quem admodum lipeiammurim te,
from the Te Deum • and. Roinberg
TICKETS. ONE .DOLLAR.
'Reserved reeve (Accommodating Fivegersona). 65:
May be obtained at the Cathedral and Cemetery OAt.
cee, Eighteenth and Bilmmer streets; Mr.,, McGrath,
Eleventh '..and -Chestnut streets; Mr;-. Downing Eighth
and Wrunut at'eata; Mr. Cutininghata,Third and Walnut
streets, and Messrs.' : limierr,Muele Cheotnut
street. " ‘de2ilt•
..14U8.1PAV:FIUND-PlAta..6
OAftI,EIEN7AND
Z _ R.RitionEws
_
GRAND URUII_F_STBA MATINSEk
EVERY SATURDAY 'iIiTtENOUN. AT 83b U'ey:loB.
Package of four N1ek0ta......, ......... . ,
Blngle Admission, ‘• • • •'• ' ' u 4 Cheat
, For pale at Carl ;sautes 011ige(Boaer's a re ,
tut streetodiA at Mark ilaselerla ()Flee. ;•10. 2,1.4
riERMANIA 'ORCIIEBTRA. - kUBLId REtrEARBA:Ia
ur at the Aort'cultural /tall, every Wedites4.w.
' • ' HORTICULTURAL HALL. • ,
Tickets eold at the door, wad all principal sterna..
Packages el tive.lll: single. 25 caul& ' .ll iagrxtento 'eta/
bemade' .b 'addressing G. LUSTER:A. AlonteraY
street, W 1 IGPS Music Store. 1021 Chestnut atreet, et.
ANDEI. , B usid Store, 1104 Obeatnut. street. ooll•tfit
.
AGA-D. E,*.Y, 5 7 Anne • above en
'Open from e A. M. tO OP. ..
of
Benjemin West's Great rioter°
OA
TEE jEojED
1., , 0tat on exlipluon.
VOWS AMERIC___AII_NARIETX TGIIII,q,IIE. •
EVERYNvi.NIN 9 anti •
SATURDAY AFTERN OON.
N,
GEGAT , G9auiINAT/ON TROURE.,S'. •
Grant! Ballets. Estutpian Baziaranaa, Onaga. pumas.
Gymnast Mts. Pantonumela ans• , , •
IN THE -ORPHANS' COURT; FORHE T CI.Pr'„4,ND
County of • Phila d elphia .:- Rotate of c 111,1G11
Cf.ARK, deceseed AUditor appointed • Th
.by ,e
COurt to audit, settle and adJuat tho account of -PATRICE
CLARK. jA9I,EB CLARK and THOMAS A.,CLA.IOI, Rx,
ecutorp of, the last will 'of BIJOU CLARK, deceased.
and to report , distribution; of the bblance is the hands
of the'acconntante will:meet the'partied Intereathd f4r.
the pintiosee of • hip appoint : input, on TUESDAY, Jan.
19, 1969, at 4 'o'clock P. M.. at his °Mee. No: 9 Law
Building, So. 5012 Walnu t iltreet, 112_00 City of Ptitedol.
- • , de26/s„tu.th,oo
ISTATE , OF CHARLES l'.'•dlt108, DroEMIEII7:-
betters oLddrointstratiounpon the above estate imv..
ing been granted to the undersigned. all Demons indebted'
to the said estate are requested to makepaymentand those
having claims' or demands agaitut the 4am% hi " make
than known without doleyto •
81./13AN Ainistrix.
deIOVAV DO, 4Ot G m reen *est.
30 186$ :-- TRIPLE SHUT._
SKAWNO
CBI STN JT ST . RINK ASNOCIATI6I
2 ,COOSHA-BES = - $lOO EACH:
Ps.EtuntraT-Itorr. JOSEPII T. THOMAS:
• - Tszestrars-11.111illatETT.1
DD*llTOgl3. '
WM. 0 MOORHEAD 3OflN FALCON.
mArsTilEw DATArk • 1. lIg3LMETT.
I. D.' 8a1t01141.Y.1., JION;J:11. CAWS r,I 4 L
110ki.•.T. T. ToontAa - L'unleirDpw,c;" ' 4
- ' .
A Liiniiti34 Amount of 19toek For ile
The Cenlyani,tyho ovnt the
Splendid New Skating Rink
Coiner of Chestnut and Twentpthlrd 1t,.,
• - ,
havtiltsairnoted nito oiThr a limited amount of ,the "Ws:,
for sale in stares of Ono hundred potters" each. ..A
f. Jared amount money ',bait been;expendedln the ereir,
-lion of, tho building, which is 220 tni,llo feet.", The main
hall is 66 feet bleb. it is 'confidently '04044d .they the .
Rink will be ready' for 'nee on Christine Day. •
• 1 Each share of stock will be entitled to an advance dial.
dend„ payable lowly. of twenty per cent. 0201 in tickets.
u ch - dividentle Da ay be taken fattest" season. or coupon
tickete, 'mach' are transferable.
Regarding' the Intone of the project - there can be , no
doubVes the binding is intended for a public hall, to be
need'for concerti.. church falnkfeetivela conventions, at. -
-;ricultrual exhibitionta.etet
It itiunderstood that numerous, institutions of a atzallar
characterla various tarts or the country , bairn been qtdte
remunerative, and it is confidently believed that Ws wilt
not prove an exception. , ,'•
Further puritanism can be obtained at otmolliee.
DE HAIVEX;S: 1340TAE11,
BANKERS*
No. 40 South THIRD_ Street.
81LITINGRINK
. _ . ,
Tvrentir.firirtt!. an Hue b Streets,
WILL RE OPEN FOE BKA.TLNG 1N A FEW DAYS
It is the Largest augured substantially-built Rink on
the American Uontinent.-and- it is •tetnunttad up and
fundebed in a style that will nuke it THE BYALING
RUNIC Olt AB:1E10.0A: •
THE GREAT CANADIAN SKATERS,
THE MEAGHER -mcoriergits,
'Who created etich• a animation in Philadelphia, laid
winter, have been emptied at a great ea - max -And will -
6to • ,
übbitios of their Wonderful Mil in Skihng
- ON THE VAT AND'EVENING . OF TITO OPENING
AND EVERY DAY - AND EVENING
UNTIL, PURTH,EItritOTIOS.
SEASON AND'COGPON =NETS Fon SALE AT
E. G. NES dr C 0 . 13,16(// MARKET' Street and at
W IAMB&-WOODWAltDIS,9221111ESINUT St. -
SOALE OF PRICES:
Gentleman's Seaton T4cket , .... -•••••• ..... •• • 4:.,.®t0 IX
Lady do,. . 500
Children's. . . .... ....... 300
Coupon O p '
SingleAdmitelon- (esch).„„_. ,„ so •
Tits RUGS WILL OE °PEG MiSR NI ICNI O, Su,.exTEttOlOON
J. . POST Manager: - 1
,s • • , .
.•For tit 08 n--- _
Siatilob• lin Direct'
oAnxiicrrit6m ram PORT' EVER* rtvk
FROM YOB STIIE:By,
_PkiIIiADELPIII.kAND LONG
• .. WAILARK BOSTON • • , • t •
This line is competed of the first.eliss
Homely, 1, C o Bak tons, . or.
SAXON, 1.2501.0n2, UaltutinF. BL • BOPP.
lb on n A twi 1,293t0na-espuun .creweu. •
The NORMAN from Plain .Thursday. Dee. 61. at 10 .is•
The SAXON. froze Boaton.en Saturday, Jan. 214 at 0 Y.M.
•i bei o htennahine Na l Milla'hialin and Freight- will. be
received every day,a Steamer being always on the berth. -
Freight for points beyond Boston sent with despatch.
Freight taken for all romts in New, England and for
warded as directed. Insurance
For Freight .or Pamago (superior otoomioodatior”
*Pell Sou th WOBOll,
RN Delaware avenue.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL
SI N EAMSHIP COALPANY'S - REGULAR.
leln.El QUEEN STREET WHARF.
The JTINIATA will call for NEW ORLEANS. via
HAVANA. on Jan.. at 8 o'clock A. AL
The -- will call from NEW ORL.EANSAU
VA NA. .--.
The TONILWANI)A will Ball for SAVANNA)/ on 816•
turd sy, January 9d, at 8 o'clock A M. l.7'he WVOIKING will nail from SAVANNA.II on Slam.
turday. January 9d.
.The PIONEER will sail for WILIEINGTON, e. on
Saturday, January std, 6 P. M. •
Through Bills of Lading signed. and Passage. Tioltota
sold for all points South and West. For Frefght or Pomace
apply to CliAlthES E. DILICEf' 3, Freight and Parsengoer
Agent. 126 Walnut etroot.
WILLI - ail L. JAILS% General Axenk
Queen Street wharf.
HAVANA STEAMER&
SAILING EVERY' 21 DAYS.
These steamer, will leave thito port for Ha.
vana every third Wednesday, at 8 o'clock A. W.
The samship STAUB AND aTEAPES, Captain
Holmes. w ill aail for Havana on Wednesday morning.
January 6, at 8 o'clock A.M.
Passage. $4O currency.
Passengers must be provided with passports.
No freight received after /Kendal.
Reduced rates of freight.
THOMAS WATTSON & SONS.
140 North Delaware avenue. .
416 FOR BREMEN—PETROLEUMTHE
Ship Germania will be despatched t o toe shore
port. For freight of Refined Petroleum only. or
Parson& apply to 'WORK M AN UO.. No. 123 Walnut
street.
NOTICE—FOR NEW YORK. Vl/1
Delaware and Raritan Canal—swiftsure
Transportation Comp any—lletteatah and
Owitteore s.ines.—Tbe business by these Linea will be re.
ginned on and after the 19th of March. For Freight.
which wi I be taken on accommodating terms, apply to
Wfd. ill. BAIRD dr. CO.. 132 South Wharves.
,onon.-ALL PEEBONO- ABE HEIVICEIY
_
_timed 8/011:181. boding any oi Mki
a craw of the r Bark
Eliza jraltou,O'Brienaltleter,froni Liverpool, se no dohs
of their coctracting_vrill bopaldloy either the A.:sprain or
Conoloece,. P.E1104 WRIGHT & 80N8, Di 0.115 Walnut
etrcet. -
nONBIGNEES. BIEROHANDIBB PER BR. BARK
A.. 1 Eliza Dalton. O'Brien. Master. from Liverpool. will
please send their permits en board at Lombard street
wharf. or at the office of the undersigned. The General
Orilla' will be issued on WEDNESDAY-20th •Inst.. when
all goods not permitted will be sent los the public, stores.
PE iERIVIUGHT42 BONO, 115Wainut *street.: - - ride 2t •
mmtvaita,
. • ,
FRENCH MEDICINES -= . •
OPIJILILUuR & CO., _ •
CHEMISTSL. I- H. P1411+0 1 4 NAV.Pflotol4.
45 imp DE HELIEU. ",
PA R RIS IC 1.,
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
__
lODIZED WYRIJP OF klolo3frelt.,*DlSH.
• PIMPARED' BY ORDIAULT & a PAIHR.I
This syrup contains lodine combined with the Juice of
. water crese. Ilene -radish. and fieUrcY,gress.. in which
iodine and sulphur exist nattiraffnerid for this reason is
an excellent substittite,for cod liver Olt, Wbieh, fe gene.'
rally supposed. to „owe '-its efficacy • to tde. presence of.
lodine. e lodized Syrup' or liogloodish invariably Frro.
onete most satisfactory results -adtahilstered to• children
suffering from lyntipbatisto,-raeltitism,,comtostlon of the •
sly ads of the neck, or' the *aeons eruption's on , the, face
no frequent during !Wens*. it le elf.e.2fhe., beet reread/
for tbo Stet stage of • consumption, warm at once tonic
and depnrative, it excites tho appetite. promotes edge* ,
tion, and neatens to the Unwell ',their natural firmness
Agents in Philadelphia. • • r -
,• • . ; ' rifh/WH_;RICHARDS
de2Bsm ;r4.' , W.-cer. , ,wenth and Market streets.
O - - - -
PAIr DENTALLINA.-:-A BCPERIORIt ui RTIOLt FOR
cleaning theffeeth, destroying ISPIMaI it, which in
fest them, giving tone to the grunti, and leaving a feeling
of fragrance and perfect cleanlindila in the motiM. It me,
be used daily, and will be bald to pirengthert_tve, sue, end,
incur tog grunkwhile the aroma and, dote:wive/lest Will
recommend it to every one. , Being cernmed With the
assistance of , the Dentist. Physlciaint and muiroscopist, it
is confidently °tiered as a rellabla,qabsqtate for tM tia.
, certain washea formerly in vogue. , , .4- . •
Eminent Dentistii acquainted with the constitnents of
the I).3ntallints, advocate its nee: it 'contains nothing to
prevent its unrestrained emplisyment. Made only by
• , `r ' JAMEB 'P. road IHINh, APottqwerY.
` B and Bpriice sreets,
For Kale by hruggishigene ally. and • . _
— E red. Browne," , , • - , U. L. Stikokboilt4
Reward di co.. '' Robert t). Davie, ,•
C. fl. EereYe •- . •'- - , Geo.' 0.-Baster, -- - -
Isaac , 11. Kay. Chase Shiver , s
ill. H. Needles, ' 'B. M;bleComil.
1
T J. husband, til., O. Bunting,
Ambrose Smith; ' ' Chao, H. Eberle. . •
Edward Parrish, '• 4MM', N. Marks,
Wm. B. Webb, E. Bringhurst & Co..
James Li Bispbarn: 4 tll i yott & Co.,
El ughts & Combs, H. O. Blair% Berm
henry A. Bower. • ' Vyath & Bre.
Z
AREMS MARULNNO. Ed. D. 5136 N. -TWELFTH
.!te'D'.0 . F.,A1tik,',.',':,.,..,..: , :.',
1101.1111ER5 .,-- - - AND- - -WOSTENHOLM'S 7 :POCKET -,
110 NIVEB.2REARD and:STAG' HANDLE% of bean:-
titul finish. RODDEREP:and 'WADE 6c , DUTDREWS,
and• the . CELEBRATED , LECOULTRII RAZOR.
SCISSORS fli CABER of the finest ,euallty.• Razor....
vetyllelseore and Table Outlek% Ground and PolishedL-
R INSTRUMENTS of the molt approved Gowan:loMM -
' to• assist the hearing, at P. MADEIRA.% Cutler, and ear.
gleal Inetrunnont Uaker.llB Tenth attest. bolow Mob.
nut; royl-tx
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IaTRUSTEES' SALM—THOMAS & SONS. AEC
tioneera.—Pursuant to a deem: obtaload in the Su
preme Court for the Eastern District of Pennsvhra
nia, in equty, against the Philadelphia and. Colorado
bold Mining Co., there will be sold by public auction, at
the Merchants' Exchange in the city of Philadelphia., to
the Lifeboat and best bidder, on Tuesday. the ,26th day of
January, IKP. at 12 o'clock, the following claims and
premiees in Nevada Mininistrict. county of GEOD ,
and territory loado, vu
All that certain parcel of land and property known as
the Phoenix Quartz Mill. the same having been former's
known as the Chicago Gold 13rntera" Mill.
Also. All that certain quarter lode claim, numbered fif -
teen. wesk.on the Oardlnec lode.
Also. The east asrenty.fivo feet of claim number five
(5). east of Discovery on Flack lode .
Also. We hundred feet of •• quarter.tode claim number
six (6), east of Discovery en Flack lode. or number four
west from Dim:lw ry on tho Mercer county lode.
Also. All that certain quarter-lode claim, number :seven
(7). east from Discovery, on the Flack Lode.
Also.,All tkat Discovery claim and clans numbers:
one (1) and two (9). aka frOM Diecovety, on the Alabel
Also, All , Sio claim of Discovery on Mint Quarts lode.
Also. All that certain quarts lode claim number ono
(1) East Mint.
Ado-All thattertain claim ature•laline on ' - the: Gardi.
nor lode. being • numbered:: ten and eleven, east of• Dis-
Alio. Ail that certain fractional claim, being twenty
feet on the Flack . lode, between claims numbered five and
five ran of•DiseoverY • •
- • Also. Alithat Certain elaim on the Sm ith; lode. • being
numbered two east 'of Discovers.
•
Alco.'4ll th at certain claim on the meaner lode, being
numbered five west of Discover/. • '
Also. All that pertain ChliM on the Monumental lone.
Win g 'number two west of ishe
sod alskt-44111 -that 'certain claim on the Mint lode.
• being number one west of Discovery. • • •
• Also. the improvements. furnacee,fixtures.engnies,
machinery. appendages and appurtenances to' the ego..
pet_
a gems or aalts will be ' as follows •Fivo hundred dol.
in,caik when tho bid hi ,accepted, and the balance of
Ihe purchase toonoy to he paid in' cash on the delivery of
the deed to the purchaser.
• HANSON. EDDINSON. Trustee.
•
Philadelphia. December 22. 1269.. •
Tuordits•& anise Auctioneers.
t • Zi.).129 and 141.5. Fourth ateeef. • •
c dositi 311'9 23 • ,• • , • Philadelphia.
DUBE PAINTS..4M, lIVVER TO THE TR&DII PUBS,
41.. 'White Lead. Zinc. Whlte'intd Colored' paints of one
own natuinfaetare. of undoubted putter, injinaties td
suit imechaserejioß,Bta 81101EMASNR , Denten
in Paints and Vainlebes. ,00mer En And linenj
T' ER; BAKE BOOT, OF RECENrIId NATATION AND
Vent ourellscr quality; W ill a Qum Arable, 'East
die Castor cilliMMEo and Sited Utz,
Olive
of:sada:pa brawls: < Foraalo ',ROBERT' 800ESIAKE
CQ , DveAtastA Nast/teas corner ; Fourth'. and Root
DRINGISTIP SUNDRIES.—GRADITATES, MORTAR
rut Tiled, Combs. DrucheisiMirrors,
' Tweeirors,Mß ' 4
Bexeth flora &caps. Surgical Initruments, Trusser', Hard
rlraitjatube r! Goode Vial t Caeca:, Gl= Aid Metal
yagg.ay.tailatlinHands"
rim
' 1 : .I3NOWD) N .iItn. :-
aps. ti' s ; . ' '.;..',"'•'',l. ..k''' '' . d 23 , truth Llith'
' ghth 'sitter.," • '' '
ROBERT 'intosuATEP,R mooLiEsmx .
fforthosetoorixerronrth and fittco streoto;
invite the aFtentien of thelfrade
_to/ their lance stock ox
Wine Drug sod Chomlxobx, Eos,oxifixif O t t e, S ponges, Corks,
:.; t GLAssw,Ang. •
TYOTTVILLE-411/ABBwoßgit
mid - ine4-aisauro 04rboy4 witi IN .LULL r .sid
DemiJobnecoverad with wilimir or r tan; I t i l ikn u e 'Bo x(' o l s
a.ll elm; ' Porter , bottlers Mineral ,f tVator bottles, and
Alligehei!bottiefo of deeeriotion. _• •
• . B, &AL W. BiliblEß3,
dellltn• South Front ?Arcot.
REMOVAL.—THE " ONO ESTABLISHED ' r)SPO'r
. for the - purchame and aide of-second hand doom
' window a, Owe fixtures '
&0., from Seventh street to Stzth
street, above Oxford, where - auoltarticies are: tor late in
. .•
treat - varlet vriael d l eoix. r eeelni ahilttothdro•.
dela bmo z, .
WAS . cii'l'ON; 4003 E.. ,
CAPE ;BLAND N.
Remains open during tha winteri good accammodatious
dolti4m* GEO. B. CAKE. Proprietor.
L AlLliralt•
TO RENT.
SEOND-ATORY FRONT ROOM,
HEATS IPVIIII3 STEAM.;
NEW BULLETIN'BUILDINCh
(007 Chestnut Street.--
A m p ~ 1 7 , in the Publication Office
*TO 331 WA LET.
" ,
, ,'OF Tag NEW gIaUNURS AT Tag
We Corner Eighth and Market Sta
Theee are very &likable roomi4 attd tho location la as.
eurpeeleitfor bestow* purpoisee,‘ Apply to
STRAWBRIDGE &CLOTHIER
Q N THE riumanska.
ITO BENT—ON , ; 11 .ABREVAIITREEZ BETSVBEN'
1 Fourth end Beeord-gtory Room ) , rus•
sing through to back ettoet; welt lighted. Pau:Rusto on
the let of January. looutrell BO Matkot axed. , de3o-30
VOR BENT-= •
,11. The Untionally DeottabionoOroil on ii4cond and Upper
Ik boors Of N 014424 and 421 Market otroot. 13x118 foot to
Merchant atfoot., _
PoiscattonJotouu7V
DX01031514
'_To, LET.—TRENWO UPPER ROOMS, No. la NOM II
•Pourth street. over the , seventh - National Bank. well
I ltted and heated- with statue , APAY CU the: el•
TO MM.—THREE TIIREE43..XORY, NEfir
towel/tom No. 2112; 9128, Nod 2 ( 1 33 waldee etfeeii
below Arch street; du. beta. rauft,a,•:bot and cola
water,_and mode= unprommenta immediate vows.
eon. l'be hooter loaeffialew midis perfect orpr, /only
to icorimuir. 40.aDAN - 4133 - INaluutatreet.
.
RO Rgh"r. i THE titONIII. A FIIIANMIED
llotuok.l9/53-.Lanuke nivel. :Inquire as etbavo: '
PANERIPS • O#7lOEB TO LET.--TtIR
seises oetapled br Messrs. IS RANDOLPH Id
4X) NO. 16 Routh, Teh d etreet. will be to Let out Ist
Jaauary. 1869; two forge °Meal with giro meet is each
Rept two thong/tad dolierg per rugnate. (62,000.)
APPLY CA the Imam. eP steam don Pt*,
..FOR BENT—TLIE ESRABLE , TORE-PROM
eny. N 0.1520 Market street,ruardnx tbxoush to M.
`noretreet. , Twolsonut. firer floor and Nab.
mein et Store. klo. 621 Bliaoracreet. J. M. GUMMEIC &
BIJNE.. 122 Walnut stmt.
TO LET.-9 ROOMED MODERN MURK N0..2213
- - Locuststreet; Ey 14;11. MOVEMAN d
des tat Walnut street.
TO LIIT.—TBE DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, NO.
ft. 4 Clinton am:let; 10 rooms. 2 bath rooms. heate4,
not mad cold water. 'tad gal to third floor- in com
plete order , Immediate pezeteMom. J. lA. OUBAIRIL" &
SONS. 733 Walnut street, _
meIFOB - .RENT—LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS
well lighted. suitable tor, Inntrauto or, Company
veta of buslultas purposes. tho handsome build.
ing,.ho. 619 and 114 Chestnut etreet. ill. °CURRY &
SONS. 723 Walnut street.
DL. F OR
RENT—THE - DANDROME S CORE AND
welling, Do. lOU Walnut street, J M. QUMMEY
lie Walnut street7= _ - - • •- • -
_::iron Lula;
Do port tIALZ—THE: roURSTORY slum srons
Ma 44- " uh 'FirAll N TlL'ilrigge' e tiolft r ri l
the Vaulters
feet deep., 0. itet. unti.llllll - 110:48. 733 Walnut etreet.
fSOR • •' S MODERN BRICK 'DWELLING,
rith beck boffin/jaw! even:, guivealenee, math
atoe Deleneerai eet, coat or Taventptint street.
J. N. 431.31h15Y DON ialiWidstut street.
c'trart,sALE -OR TO AIENT FURNIIIIIIED.—
madam o Four-oforY ortitons Ikeldencowith
hmotornfonbiritack- bun Atone on-the
soottroblootrine onnoot, wort of bUteentb hal every
modern tonyeatence arid Is in good. order. Ln 20 foot
front 'by 130 feetdeep,rto , 4 :lame; I:AL - GUS 41 Kt . rt -
BONS. 7t3 Walnut ativot.. - • _
AimFOR 1381.R.--7/IR, • IiANDBOILE M.ol7ollii
114ibreebeicra n brick-Reddence with three4tory double
backbuil stt.two,heaten.---resse. bath. we .: Eng
'bull; and in prefect order. No: ws North ELtoqodh.
.1. Itt A Glizekka• dte , ONES.liti Walnut Wed. ,
13Ft;It BALE—r,opeEN BUILT HOUSES-
. ate Nortu Fi riv, th. N.lll.tteenth. B. Thirteenth
stmt. N. Ten 1 , Broad streetAPVipst Watteese.W.
Green thee.. Wert inn Garden and N. Nineteenth et..
id. C. 11113 KEY, tit - % &that street.
. FOR SALE 01: RENT.—TELE LARGE BTORE.
•
No !t8 Arth 14,1 et. Apply on the pretalats, or to
D. M. FOX. Pro - .:to North lit th street, or the owner
may be mean by addrertiap; Box ED: Philadelphia Post.
°Mee. , del It
inFOB BALE,-TAB 1141NDBO,ME DOUBLE, 3
atoiy brick.bbtiteldeneek feet front. with back
buildings; ,111tdelsedin the beet manner, with extra
conveniences. No. -SCUP onth Eighth atteet. Lot 114 fag
deep. J. 31. GUMMY d; BONS.= Walnut street.
POE SALE—TEIEVEXUATILE POUR-STORY
Brick Eesidcaee: taateonthe
.eotttheutnor.Broad
and Spruce shreds; PA feet front on Spruce by lee
feet on Broad street. J. Et. GIIKKEif &MS, 123
Walnufatreet.
' FOR BALE—DWELLINGS. F/RST-CLABB
Country Seat, Schoolhouse Luna
Mx lino North Broad Meet.
No. 8044 Locust street.
No, 118 North Nineteenth above Arch street,
No. &a Routh' Filth meet._
Two Fine Cottages, West Fhltadelphta.
Hue Dwelling, with stable Weat rlaladelphia.
Two three atom. Dwellingr, Rai:Wagon.
AA. ly to COPPOCR 4b JORDAN. 423 WAWA street.
tironAo/8
DEVEIVINS} AIID STORAGE YARD. OM M. = 2
.11.1darket otreet.--fitackmge and storage for kmabeclroo.
coal. grain. bark. produce and 811 kind* of raerchia.
dike. &leo. room for loading ears from chipment.
Terms Remo:sable.
mai tf . F. L. STEIN
r rEt44 itV o:4:7:171:A.F1
II Gni
IMENIOVJUG.
ioritiVi.
irtokozo
An Ainftsitaa Study-How It Feels-
What toe “Bounct Table' , Says of It
-AO More rost..ollllce* Etc.
lFroin the Now work Magi'
c At ball or sociable, at conversaziOne or
croquet, at wedding or funeral, at any other
of those tislive occasions wherein seeletydbi
porta itself, it not unfrequentlY happens to a
young mart,after having been lavish of his at
tentions, his admiration,and his heels for the
sole lichee( and benefit - of - someparticular
young woMan, whose eyesOr hair or toilette
may .have hit his fancy to be told by a dis
interested female frien d, with the -east possi
ble,seupcon of malicious, triumph;.that the
object of his devotion is engaged. All men
who have at any time mingled in the diver
sions of the salon can recall some such ex
perience, and' - with it;•toti, 'the unmistakable
feeling of wasted opportunity, the chagrin
of love's labor lost, which the Information
brought with it, - . Even we, whose silvering
hairs haVe scarcely softened the fires of 'Oath,
can remember the, pretty blonde or the, fasci-
Eating brunette we danced with vainly for
one entire evening jelii;io fugaceaf so long
ago; we can remember her name, the dimple
in her lovely cheek, the `coquettish'allure
ments of her, sidelong eye; arid we renew
again after all these yeara the tempest of rage
and loathing that tore our manly bosom and
threatened th e serenity Of our 'unruffled shirt
front as we learned that she was engaged to
that puppy Jones, or that scoundrel. Itit'tt
son; cu the easetuay
not then what we propose to do now; we did
not pause to moralize on; and; if, possible, to
analyze the curious conventionalities which
this triumph and despair' pre-stipposed and
The fact is that thatpeculiar social rein-,
lion which is knewn as an engmeMent7is
among' the meet amusing - Oodles • tom' - which
the philosophical student of society can av
ply hithself. To appreciate it thoroughly,
however, he'ought himself to have been , ea-,
gaged at least once,. and not more - than -
twice. For repeated engagements will have
confused the accuracy of his reeellections and
blunted the• delicacy of his 'perception to an
extent that must materially dim the light
which experience would otherwise haye shed,
npon his inquiry. But a man who has ,
been once or twice engaged, , who is neither a
cynic nor an enthusiast; there •is a• never
failing fund of entertainment in ,- watch
ing the antics of hie neighbors struggling'
in the net from _which_ some Lieadly
rodent ,of circumstances has , releaseti •
him. lie will observe; in the first place, that'
for bodki:odes the situation is sinitularly his-
ogre?' 1 :.114. For:both ithivelves nearly -all the
privations, without any oft the . privjlegevof
matrimony. Augustus - Amy - leave his club
and abandon his cigar; he must exchange,
those cosy. little dinners a troiB, plat& at the.
cafe for dreary and 111;cooked banquets at his
interided - fathef-in-law'sj:hu unist.Put uP•with
no end of chaffing from. firs" bachelor friends,
and he must sacrilicathe affectionate and pla
tonic regard of all his female acquaintance.
Or comse, whete:c taan - is. IdtVe;
greater sacrifices thaithese should be gladly
made; but after all, the sincerest affeetien In
theworld will not prevent'an engaged ' mail
from feeling - that'` his • position is „Use
and irksome in the extreme. Alabella
is, -no-doubt, - the - best -'girl - the
world, and loves you vary'sdearty, though no
better-tban - anloye tter;, yet there .are
when Lucinda, for example,who doistalicare'
a button for you, and for Whom'yeiti nine Multi ,
less, would be a much
.more agreeable corn
passion.'fAt• a dancing party, let us say,
where Lucinda waltzes like a aylph,tutd Ara-,
belle, dear, creature that She is, like-well;
unlike Lucinda, and yet your engagenient for
bids you to fellow the inclination which
would giye you a good partner insteatiOf a
poor one,and delight instead of torture. So,
too, at the opera, where, despite your affec
don.•younanuot help contrasting the cold in
difference of Arabella, Who, with all her
amiability - end goodness, has very little taste
for music, with Lucinda's charming enthusi
asm and appreciative ecstacies. Then,again,at
the picture gallery, you remember, how Lu
cinda fairly vibrated with artistic peas re
over chefs d'ccuvre which the darling of
your soul passes with most provoking non
chalance. Now, profound is in your at
tachment to your , betrothed and fi rmly as you
are convinced that she of all women is 'the
one destined to make you happy, you -cannot
deny to yourself that 'on all - these occasions
Lncinda's company would be vastly more
agreeable. After you are married you can
enjoy this pleasure which is now, denied you;
you can dance and flirt with Lucinda then to
your hearCs content; von can invite her 'to
join your wife itt little parties to the theatre
or the opera or the concert; you. r can go, so
far as twkisa her and every otherpretty girl
that will let you, and nobody minds it a bit.
It is on y your way; you alwityq were wild,
and this is but the innocent fteedom of an
old Benedict.;.; But just tryout) of these in
nocent freedo ms while you are engaged, and
pouf! you , have Arabella and all her femi
nine ucquaintances young and old, buzzing
around your ears like a siVarm of enraged
hornets
It is this sense of confinement and ,restraint
that makes the period of betrothalAOirksome
for even the most Ardent lover. And for the
lady, it is even worse. From the fatal mo
ment of the Official amid - fin - cement there is an
end •oPall these SWeet observances wherewith
she was wont to he encompassed. No longer
the daily postman comes to her freighted:with
store of dainty missives, gilt-edged and per
fume" Invitations to Pall,.Of opera, or play,`_
the ne - weat walti, the latest novel; no longer
her boudoir: is made fragrant with the ';ipptils
of a dozen florists; "no longei a score - of eager
cavaliers contend for thtr.honOt of het'. band
at every dance; no longer. she ; goes forth in
promenade and park like_4orice's 4arine
, !%Itivenuin.
replica cue."
ro all these various boys, L.. for , notes and ••
flowers, for,books and music, and invitations,
for escorts and partners, evert teethe flatter
ing homage of admiring eyes, she must de
vend. on Augustue, who, ten chances to one,
never thinks of flowers'or music, , ' never goes.
to the theatre, perhaps-0, horroxl—does not
even dance. And in the latter case he is
sure, to be the' veriest' dog; in the Matiger,,,and
to objeetwihlently 'to hie beloVed - vdanclng
with anybody,elge. Could the,art of her bit- ,
terest female enemy devisn - Tor her'a - more
pitiable siteationl
As we have Said, for two people who Wit;
each other truly, :these little annoyances, it'
will be said, are very trifling and Vitally to be
endured. But ttitleinbereat love cannot alto
gether relieve TrOM monotony an intercourse ,
of months, or even Teare r whose sole-excite
went lies in anticipation. rAftec - Alt first brief
flushof issitredEtimOdas *heti passion' a &h t . ,
topic of; pretty inanities , is exhausted, it Is ,
bard to imaghm what engaged, people find to;
talk et evening afters. evening= that , 'custom
throws them together. Which of us bas
friend, fetnale, that ' `dettld
endure • too :talk , • to . night aftet 'night'
for a year together; with- --no: - change'
and no release? . And :what, glamor, bee love
so - much --- more -- plytent — thati — TELindiilp to ,
make us find variety in monotony . itself?
"The.- course , of true never did itl.
smooth," onlpfrom, the , moment it began to'
run smooth it_ceated to.he trite love. Passion
feeds on,difflculty, and romance is itself life
breath. The humdrum quiet and prosaic re
alitiesof amenwement are,apt,to ooplAin„
ardoriandAiestpatethe illusione Which rasap•
ally prompt' a proposal, and pexhaps title'
way, by giving a ebance r tomoTreet att_error
before Jlt is irretrievable, engagements . :do
good. From this ppint , ;),f view the;prarittee
is worthy of encouragement, but it must be
frightfully ; stupid for the engaged. Perhaps,
after all, there is more wisdom in the old plan
..Tpi•.pm'4.JT.e..v
ollimarrying!t,tngto 4 andirepentAng a t lelaure;
for aa.the'repentance bi i , pretty pore to come
at any rote,4 May be
,ati well to avoid the pre
• 'alerisaisht An/t !
SPain,thn land Of:Oervantes,with its snow
capped Sienna, and beautiful cities with their
old _Moorish architecture, is dispaced by a
custom handed down jfrom generation, to
generation and still in fa , success all over
theconittry,evirj,)the national 'swathe of bull=
fighting,ra legacy from the dark ' ages, which
innOvalkin'Or advancement hat( been, unable /
to eiteck; and even jAaw , iti- this en "
-:
lightened,agfi.casts a gloom ; over that natural
ly beautiful 'and romantic lead.
No important -and 71arge'ciWittilpauf
without its arena or , Inaphitheatte' for bull
fighting; these are termed"Plaia de Tauros,"
and when the longdroughtrand burning suns
of summer,tepd to o inflamethe . :blend of both
c;ran and beast,' then if is that the beauty and
fashion of Spanish cities are poured forth in
full volume to the magnificent amphitheatres
outside of the walls to witness scenes of eru
--eityutterly hbrrid and ;. , reptignant to every,
sentiment of humanity ~• .
On reading the beautiful ; fees, "inilrodes
,and . the Lion ' "in'an issue of "Our Dumb An
imals," sometime since, it brought to my re
membrance the following_incident, fonnded
on bet:, ' 4
It is well known that to render a bull ta
11011i1 and suitable for the fight, he is confined
in a perfectly dark stable, close adjoining to
and opening directiyon to thearerta.cfSe l is
allowed in the hot climate no-water for many
days before his exhibition, nor isle allowed
to see the light of ) day in all that tune; the
consequence is , that under the intense heat of
the climate and absenee of all wate4the poor
animal is .rendered . utterly mad,..and
suitable condillorw Ito afford gratification
to a Spanish audience. In this mate
he , - 18 - limed into a ' crowded
:theatre, his entrance greeted by
'tremendous cheering; as' if the fearful treat
ment he haft undeitone t his vaulting &Om 'a
dark atable into the blazing sunlight, and the
yells of &oilseeds of spectators, were, not
adequate,to _dri v e him to Madness,:-his. : =en
;trance a t;full Speed is greetedv :barbed, asite
br arrows with fireworas attachei, which are
plunged into his neck, and shoulders. - and
which explode as they strike and' stick in his
_hide, An exciting scene follows.--A.picador,
in brilliant uniform, it caught on thermais of
iliehulfaials tossed' eight feet in the air,
- coming down half dead on his back; a poor
blindfolded horse (fur to ,prevent . their
seeing on which aide the boll approaches,
all the horses are • blindfolded on
one eye, which blind eye is always turned
towards the bull) receives , the horns of the,
hull in hia,belly„ and his bowels trait in the
saw-duat'ef -the arena,-bilt , he still bears ^his
fancifully dressed ,rider erect the tight.
Presently he - is seen toimeel down gently as
if not to hurt his rider, and rolls Over on Ills
side to die. Horsee,itiad frequently riles, are
killed and rapidly drawn out- eight, as is
also in due time the bull, who, kfter -an hour's
torture, his nose, neck and sides streaming
with blood, is kilted by the matador, to be in
stantly followed by other balls to undergo
the same ordeal and
_gratify the same;
prayed taate...
It was upon an occasion such as the above
that the placards-on-the walls of ----; an
nounced that. a young peasant from the pro
vince of La Ameba would , pater .-the Plaza,
alley the bull had - undergone 'the - maddening
ordeal of the fight, would cause the animal to
come ,to , him, - kneel before him and
the' peasant 'would likewise"kneel` add
lay his head between = the horns of
the ,animal. •The usually weltfilled Piaza
was' crammed to overflowing by' the elite 'of
------, to witness the unusual but dangerous
spectacle. The performance commeaccs,the
animal enters the arena,is barbed and pricked
to madness, and is exhausted from exertion
and loss of-blood, when at seven signal the
combatants all retire,and the panting bail
is left shone;' in' , the ' lira% EverY Voice- is
hushed; expectation is wrought up to a high
pitch, and for a few minutes a dead silence
reigns over the vast assembly,, when a youth
in the garb of a common peasant, leaps nim
bly over the barrier to the , lower tier of seats
and boldly confronts the animaL He' is int
armed and alone with him; the interest be
comes intense, and all eyes are riveted on the
youth; he utters a low whistle which seems to
attract the, attention of the animal,who ceases
to pant, and gazes intently on the youth; he
repeats the whistle, the ball, bat now so
furious, slowly and cautiously approaches
his confronter; pricks up his ears,
and the peasant advancing to meet
him, places his arm around the bleeding
neck of the animal, stoops and whispers in
his ear words of kindness, apparently well -
known to him; `to both. man and beast the
scene before them seems to and they
are again far away on the gr en meadows on
the banks_of the Gaudalquiver; in. dead si
lence the bull very slowly comes on his
knees, the youth , kneels before him, Mid per- ,
forming the promised feat, places .his head
directly between his horns.
At this:intuit a tremendous &tout of ap
plause buret simultaneously front Alio audi
ence, the but now quiet auk!), xl again hearing'
the shouts which accompanied his -Mixture'
little before' sprang td.hisfeet, and, before t he
could be rescued, gored to -death , the friend
and companion ot his youth. The: powerof
kindness Was vindicated, but at the' cost - `:of
life. • 4 -
VP
• HPIEIJMLI N0T1411119. '
TUE: , -ATLAN'rIO2:I,I',EIItO)I,EUIII • Srult4pg
.
COMPANY:--OfticeAlo. Walatit street,' _
The Annual Meetirt au an Manion of Otteere thil
Cernoratton, bt:t ' told ou MON
1069. at a o'cloc P. a&Y. January utti.
de"4-10t•
Pilif4ADELPllla. 41. D ADINt;I:ALL.ttU AL
to
CORE! ILNY, ()FMB I:3OCTLI rowan ,
Dee.. 144-1868.
Notice 131111)reb, giVen. tothennahltdera of this tiotn:
pant that the Antitled II eating, and election fox -Presidant,
ids ansitere; Treasurer and Sewatary will take place on
the SECOND MO 4 IiDAY , (11t h of January next at 12 M.
del6.tjall9 • • = - W. SocretarY
vir MST —NATIONAL . BANK OP POIL.S.DEL
December la. is6B.
The Annual Election for' Directors of this Dank will
be held at the Banking House on Tuesdn7, ths 12th day
of .fantlikrlt. 180 A :between the boars of 12 o'clock A.
.and, 2 O'clock AL L • . _
t J MoRTON
LORLIERRY. CREEK R4ILROA . D
COMPANY,'
Ptiltenirt.rina: Decent - bar 14.'186&.,)Th0 Amnia meeting et the Stockboidere of the LoroenY;
Crerk ItailreadVempanY. Will be beld'etthe office of the
Philadolobla Cud, Reading Railroad Company, 227 ounth
Fourth /beet, rliadeiphtn, on MfjoiDAY, January 11th,
OM at 10 o'clock A. M. *bon en election will ne held for
aFrceideut. and rig Director., to serve for the ensuing
year. • 1 [4101041011M ; rtec'ry.'•
PENN SYLVANIA RAILROAD: ' • • • " •"`
OFFICE UP GENERAL PREIGIIT AGENT..No.•
1802 , Morket etttet.r •
—wne, rated for "trrintaptirtation of Om and
o er iiiromtnouU Uoalto be carried on the Peunsytyaniti
a baud. WetstortirennaylvattlaF iailroad, and Tunadol-
P it and Erie Railroad, to take effeoti:Janitar3laFt
onnibe obtained upon a p p lication at thie Offlora_i;
;
' • General Freight Agent
• Penneylvanla Railroad itompanv.
del6tialii
ser. THE IPHILADELPEITA.,, A L NO ttafal.tntnr,
CENTRAL Rhltatttety ChtlarANY
PurEenzLrftra, Peacoat:er 21.1868.
+The Annual Meeting of: tbe , Broakboldere of the ' , Phila.
delabia and Beltimarc Central ltuUrcidd'lloropany will be
hel orildiONDKY4Januars 1869, - in the flatt - of ;the
Borough of Oxford... Chaster. cothity,, , P4„AqftweanAha
honra - or It -- .IV - htTanda - P - II:;tor the; parpoae ofaleonug
a rreeldent and twelve•Ditentors. and for 'Bug% other
butanes* asmaYlettaltr count befbro said mooting,:.
• dont% lIUDDRU;
4 :do23..tjair)- , • S4criltium.
, .
mgr. OPPICE,-PHELAD f.PLII,iI AND THON 4024
,RAILRJAD COMPANY.
l_Putuinintruti. Deo; 2:1,1801,
The a nutlet meeting of the Stockholders and an election
•
for twelve Directors tor , the ensuingyear: will bo held at.
e Ceraleany'e;odice, No 2r4 South uclawaro &rouge; du
ONDA X. the MOIL day of. January. - .1€111..•at -1 o'clock.
, , , . ,
,der , etrdalls • • • ' ilecretarr,—
joior. .
THE TINE GROVE) AND LEBANuN RAIL.
•ROADecip#Ny.:9.MOrE-227,0C1111 P,OURM
, . • • '". Pruttmnpannut: Dec. 21;:1801. "
The Annual:hineung the -Atocanoldere of the own.
pany and au election or °Moore for the ensuing year
bo Add et the office of tto Company: on, MoriDA
nary na ntia. • ist9, at 10 o'clock:A:
doll
, Gnidt.tlp Ne.pqmst BANK. , • t
• • • • • Pnitenriamia;Dec. 8, NM,
The Annual Meetinfrof the tstockholders for toe elec
tion of Directors and , for other purposes will be held on.
-IN.EDNESDAY, the lath day of - January 180. - at 12
&clock M. The el, ction tako place between tho
bonre-oklo-.6.7 M. - and
aikriß .• .
deft wdret3113 .
ersni.• THE - FAME , t..Nfi'fTBANCE ~00MPANY OF
OFFICE NO. 4 CHESTNUT
BTIU ET,
_ Dxnunno. airu.lB6B:
Notice.—The /tunnel Meeting of the titockho,dere of
"The Fame In urance Company" will be held on MON
DAY. the eleventh day of January next, at 10 o'clock. A.
XL. at the *nice of the comoanY.
An elective ;or twelve Directory. to servo the emoting
year, will be held on the same day and at the same place.
tetweenthehouraotYOVelock A. and 2 o'clock P. AL
• rwita..lAms-1. *wive /tea
. necretary."
AM.- OFFICE . AIiTHRACrt*.e.,IINSURANCS -cox.
"'""' PAN Y. ho. 811 WALNUT FVFFEET.
. . PB(lo,lnEultni.. p o d:03;18e,
The simnel meeting of. the-Stockholder, of this . cora
'Ploy, for the e ection of ten Dinxti re to serve the waning
, year.will be held at tee Office on MONDAY, Janne&
/860. betmenlo:±a. 31. and 19 attack. noon.
de2fllltt ' .VOL. 211:8MITO;SecietaiY,.
sir PAR BANK.KE IMP ANI? MECO.AI , IIbB" , MATIO
, ,
Pzniunittyma,, December ßM&
The annual ,
electlonlotDitectorn of this Bank mill be
held at the:; Banking 110118 e, WEON nI3 DAY. the lath
day of Jonnar.v next, batweeAthe hour of M. o'clock A.
M. and 2 o'clock P.M. - • -
, IitISMTOB. Jr...C/14 . 11er, •
feepr. OFFICE UNION MUTUAL I'd SURA,NCE COM
•••••.• 2 PANY,' N. E. CORNERTHIRD • AND WALNUT
STREETS. .
Farah Mc: .44. 1868. -
The annual meeting of the Stock and Serie holders of
the Union Mutual Insuranolt Comps-en of Philadelphia,
will be held -at the office of the Company atiONDel
January 110669. at ITo'clock M at which time an elec
tion of Directons Will be held, to servo for tin ensuing
three yeah. JOHN MOSS.
deterojall4 - • . Secretary'
lair OFFICE OF THE. NORTH 'PENNSYLV.ANIA.
"'""' RAILRoAD COMPANY.
PILTLADELPIIIA, No. 407 Walnut street, Dee. 26. 1368.
The anneal 'meeting af theetockholders held eNorth
Pennrylvaola Railroad Ckeiosny ho , at the
office el the Conipany. No. 407 Walnut,. street. Philadel
phia, on the the,
day of *JanttrOk_'. DO,' at 12 o'clock
M. for the- purpoto 'of . electing la - President and ten
Directors to ectve for the ensuing seer. _
de26ljalllF , VIAVARD,AR34nTROI7,IOI. Secretorr.
at..LhaltrW.lN WMPANk.•
Puitanzzauria, Dec. 14. tE6B..
The annual rnwiins of the atockholdere of• the Allen
town Itaiho.d (larepany will be held at tile arm) Vi.the
Philadelphia and /leading llallroad DodilLan.Y. 22. 1
"Booth Fourth etreer, Philadelphia, on MONDAY; Janu
ary 11.1869, at. 1036 o'clock A. M. when .= election will be
held for a Prealdtnt and fix Merton to servo for the a a
rming year.
rielF4l,olo ' W. H. WEB% Secretary. •
Mgr rtA l . tekilPAttO r igtkatili.— P oPP.ItZI
FOURTH bTREXT. • . , . , •.• '
, .
Puri...tnnunita. December 14th. 1863.
The Annual Meeting of . tee Stockholders of .the
ahnnoy and Bread Mountain Railroad • CoutUntig.
he held at tho Office -of tho Company. :No. 841 South
Furth street, on ISIDNDAI January .11th. 1869,. at ,ono ,
o'clock P M. when an election will be held for a Presi
dent and six Directors to serve for the ensuing year •
ALBEitT FOSI'SR.". '
drls-tijallt, . Secmtary.
msg. COLEBILOOKDALE :RAILROAD COUP/P.I4Y.
OFFICE 247 SUUTEI FOURTII,STREET.
Prat ankcrula.'Decexabar 9.6tW 181.'
The annual raeeting.:;.of thy ntooknoldera of :this .J.!oin•
bo bold
'Dl at.toeirpfllaa on the , 18th day of Janu
ary. at I 2 c
0 'ciciek.P ..,, at • ,whialitltuci an Wootton
be bald for Prealdontind tit alrectoin; to servo- for tuning year.. D. J...1:1110W
, , . _
~.130cr0pu7..4
- • •
Or 11tt.TUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
1111LA P EL111: 1 1 tmtvir NiONTII (Dec.) 2titit:lBB4.
The Election for ElLictore be bad. at th o e N O D lliceof .
the Core pew. Tgo.3 South Filth otropt_op &EC Dty
Olond.y). t 14 6 -1.10: of Firet bo .
the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock
, : d e w 32 1 § . << T.. ELLWOOD CHAPMAN, Seei.
eggitipi' OFFICE OF THE 'DELA:WARE 'IdUTUATL
itlAtehrt't INSURANCE DOMPANY. -, -;
; • • Pitmannr,ruzuThic. 19, RM.:
Thecannual election for twontY4iaht Directorti will be
held at Oita office. on MONDAY, the '9th day of 'January
next, between the horns of AU A. M. ant& 2kt ' •
_ .... ,
di43 'llo4* ' ''," ~" Sscretary."'
ELIMPROBERTS. , ,
Secretary
TILL. PtHENIX INSURANCE • C9II.PAR 0
•
Tbe annual election for flea Direct mt.:l4ll' 2 r fo ‘ r l : B6l three'
years no held at tbe tit tlte ° '
glinut street. on MONDAY, the' 4th 9 tr„; a n u t Y. Ja N n o u . : 1:3?
next, at ll aclock 21, :•;
,
dt23 tja46'
ogle- THE BEIMIORIN c AND THE Vo ttTON . ,ItAIL,
.ROAD 9u/kIYANY, o.c NE TM BOUry poukFm
• _ r • Plilmamml'fia4 Dec: 21.18@7.
The Annual Meeting or , the' hitoekholdera At thin tlom
pany„ and an election for ofilootaLtit the ensuing year,
will beleld at the Office ot 08(10mi - thy. on 'JIONDA V.
January llth, lila% at le o'clock , 41. M. ; - ; .
• RICIIARD CO%
d21.-rj!xll4' , deorptary.
fier' TIIE:MA ANOY VALLEY , RAILItOAD COSI.
,rANY. !MELON. 227 801111 FOURTH STREET:
' I . • Pnxtanntritte. lhsc,. 9,1 , 1803.
th
o nnual Meeting of tho tockholdere of this:Limn
pony, and an Election for °Moons ler the ensuing year,
.Iylll be held et the °Moe 'of the Coineany, ma NIOPWAY,
Jetioarylttif. 11369, atlo o'clock A. 111..
RICHARD 00E,
deft t j4llB • Beoretary.',
tow PENN MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE ' 01111-
pbi PANY.— Office No.' 931 Chootnet, etreet;'Phitedoi: - :'
XLEOTION.—An Election for Nine 'Trustees lo
for three ears will be hold at' the Ofliee el the Comoett3'
honorsNAA tho 4th day Janusyy; letV, betweet ,
of 4101 t. AL , and 1,29.1. • 7 ''' 7
de/k!6:
EAST MAIIANOY ,IRAILROAD 4,2OSIPAN — It,
2,3713011TU Ft) URTU CRIOET.
Pat twrezrula, Dr e 4 ld,' Pia%
The Annual Ire etitec fif the 8 tonlihf Idea' of , Oda , Com. ,
pry and an election far oft:leen to ,serve to the
year *Ulla, held at the office o'the,Confoa4 p e n t mina 'Af ' ON
DAY, Jan. 11, 18 8 9, at 2 oselookil...ff; '
- • , POSTE%
TjAVATi . BTO E 8.4-200 'BB'Bt. 'PALN Kb:, ,
! 1 •250 b o. Not Rosin. 2 7 1 Mo. Voinakoo Roeltk. -
50 bblotTol'l , .. 51.1rbbleiritobill00 evittcp,Ttir..l
QP ERR AOM 7 .2 5 C ASES rit_ll atE
,w ap vo
nito,
Spbtmtaittip amalumfedlor .urtigglat'o'ciae.' 'For saki;
by RUBBEIAL 1110., A 9 North FrOnt *eat: • -
Irr4OI3ARRELA KUM It
nt2W 140 rand , for.l.!ako OYPEOVV,3I. ROw;
tor.roxletiouthmiutrvemvii,l,-1--..
QPlltyro-illirvprNitrNE , AN 1) ROSIN- -110. BARRELS'
Sp,iril4 TorpetUne; 142 bbla: 'f3o4p Roan; 4165.'
bblp. 140: kblulps , RostA btritilog from 41444rner•llonte0 A r
.'pr Pahl by ram tr,,11,0141.1.11)6:10 , watt 1,
ouToN , WP/NE , .60X1r,abk .
LI; Consiguraftt. Mending.. and bd Ofi
BuSSIZA as Ascots fat Nortor il i ttoief 1118 EOutt;
,DcgowareAvenuo.
ritrannii-PIILLADELP
erww.: Nowom::‘
agi. IhBURANCH (X)tdrANY OF-Tlll4 SLATE uF
rEIifISYJAVANIS, r
election , _ or _ o..atnet.rnig. Pecember,29th.
f tbitteert dlrectore - - et' the eerepany
i will
be held at ihe otlice of -the canape_
change Building.- ofilfO'Nl)AX.,::.ll3riuNa°4.l4tibirld939sil-Bbox.
,treat) the home or teno'cloCK, Ind , oado'clefeln,`Y.
' t
j a g§ - ..,,5t.', - , 11 1 7 4 +P II Y.:-HAltrEllo
_ • , liecreral7.`-
• gesup - ' OFFICE 'OF PITHOLE 'OIL 0091PANF.
."--"" No, 18t South Third street (up stain). •
•v , - • , 4 .l . myown_gt,Pnik' Dec. 290 1968: .
7118 Anntisl Meeting' of the block hoidens of this Corn
psny snd an Election for officers to servo for the enonytg
year nlll be held at the office ofthe Coplonyi TOW
DAT% tbe 12th 'dity . hldannaq,lB4,"st 19 o'clock 31..
'd.r.29tjal2ls ' -• ts. Ulll6o3ettecary:
. ,
. : Iter — OFFICE = OF ' THE ~ PHILA - DELPfIfA 'OAS
WOBIEd. NO; 20 SOU'IIitIifEVENTILETHEET_.±
PAII,AbIttrI7IA4 Decemlierl,lBo2.
•. Mid lioldenrof the' Six'Per Cent - Sits' - Loan are
hareby notified that the Certificiiteia of Said Loan are ra
de emab_la it the office on the Brat day ..,of ,JantlarY ,3344 ti
after which tinurthainterest on the 'same will c.eaile,.
ritte Tnustees are prepared In parch/ate the stock' or the :
Gerniantown..,Manayunk, and',Eouthwgla
and" illoyansenelnit Oas Oonipanieik:if, offeradta them De.
fore noon of. (Do nr t day of :janu a irr f or i n v ea t,.. ,
melds oltpabixiiiifinßEN of. J4MINsal4 Works.
' 4 '• ' • • "
i1e292t0 - - ' •
tr 2•__ATIONAL ; BANK "'OP- 'TSB - OBVIEIRN
taukltTlEB.
rinztannume..,D
wne Aleigial # , lictiithiorbirectore of this Bad 1888 iie
held at the Banking House on WEDNEBDiaI theo lßtH
day of.danuary.lBoB.betwegn the hotue of. 10 o'clock A.
and 8 oialock M: - • • • 4 -
s. dell.fm wto 1.120 • W. 01113181EBE. Cutlet.:
m ar 1'4(9/AtIidObiIiVEALTIBNATI,ON.AL BAN,: < •
artinal eleattinkil b i = nreht. A l,ltir i .wiri.;
bald at the Banking House, on TUESDAY . .January
1E69. between Ihe bows of .10 Awfd:and Id ,
?.;<, e.vouatl t ! • • • -
ihtfir.: PTLE BOHUYLKILL.NAYIOATIDN
ROAD AND ta t 110
Walnut Btreek
-`:•4lll2LADiti.PaiA. Dee 18611.
The Annual Meeting of the btockholdere of I. Com.
pany.and an V.lection tor (Octant for tho enratost year will
• he he'd at tne Office - of the ComPuLTOARI.NDAYOAtet.
tuuy,lith, atl2 Voiock..3l. •
.708..X4PAtg*'.,W11.804 , .. ,
045 f-m.w43t10-' '=- " fiecretari.,
ler; - OPFILEOF,TEIE IVEBQUREIONING: VALLEY
RAILROAD comeoy.ho.I2IBOUTIIBECWID
Pan,ixottinta, Dec. 91,1868.
Audis! Meeting of the tstockholdent of tble Com
pany, and an klecoon for a Pcetident and. Tioelvw
Directors to rerve for the arming year, will be held at
this date at twelde o'clock,inoon. on !RONDA Y, 'the 11th
day ot. January,' ISE9. Wi.R.warpriEy; .. •
I Otltt St-lxl!w+tJapt. EfecrotatY.
far.F.E.OVIDENT, LIFE AIM TRUST , CO.riNO;
'South Fourth street.
PUILADEaIII4. nib ntt..o4 ffieit
-9 h ellinu El Erdoting of the above onatedVoutpany will
be title xt the office of the Company, on dEE(R4D
let mo. 11111.1E695t ten o'clock , •
-An Election : of ThreeDirectore eerve , forihred.3 eon'
eocb. will Olga beheld: between the hours of le A.M. and 2r.m. • - ROWLAND
PARSY
de2B-m w f6tf Acteary.
sat. CITY NATIONAL B KNK.
Puttit,Eixilia; UGC. 9th,
The annual election for Di: ectore will - be held' at - the
Ilankir g House on WEDNESDAY, the 13( h day of Jtuall
ory. De.), between the hours of 10 o'cloca A. NI, and ..3
0%106[1% O.'ALBERT LEWIS.
deb) jal3 wlee¢ " Cashier.
inghjw. a WESTERN •NATIONAV BANK.. •
• PIIILATIELIIII.A., I/Eu:l3.'lB6S.
An Election ford/free : ors of this liana _for the ensuing
year vrfl beheld at the Banking Bonne, on 1 1'5E41/AY.
January 12 . 1869 . between the' hours of 11 A. M. and
P.Bl. __ G N. WEEGANDT,
den 'o,twtjan,f, flashier.
Fo_R NEwTmar..—Tice CAMDEN
AMBOY and PHII.IIDELPELIA
AND TRENTON RAILEOADCOM.
PA,NE43 Luta, from PBMadelablei to . New Moat' 'and '
way placer. roni Walnut street Wharf. . •
_ _ • _ Aire.
At o.Bi)s. Al., via Camden and AMboy.Acooin.L - 12 93
At BA, M. Via Camden and Jenny CRY menneee Man. 800
At 2.00 M.,P. via Camden and Ainboy_EnrYani.__..__ ACC.
Ati3 PJLTrarAinlio - Y - iuul Miennedime stations
At 5.19) and BAz 1,1„. and 2 P. - M.: tor Preeho_ ,
At 8 and 10 A: 31.. 2..8.80 and' 4.Bo P. M .. for Trenton.
At 6-20,8 and.lo A. tti.. 1.11. 8.3 Q 4.80. and 1140 P.
Beraettavni.' Rinihigtom Eterreati and Dekmeo.
6130 and 10 dM411.0100,11.00, 0 and "MP; Al. tor Firer
renteL.Roaewater.-Rivendde, Riverton Paimyra and
Fish Row, and 2 P. M. for Florence and Riverton.
lar'The 1 and 11.91 P. M. Liam wiR leave from foot, of
Market street by up
ro per hear
r: • - - -
At 11 A. via Semington and 4eMi*(Sti. Now, York
Mimeo lAne, .. , . ...3511 00
At 7.30 end Um A1M.',2.00.8.110 and 6 P.M..fOr "NTOODOB and
Brittol.,- And at 10.15 A. Al. for.RrieteL-2. - •
At IA) and 11 M.. 2.12) and iPA M for MOrrlitviliti and
At 720 and 10.15 A. M.. AM and 6 P.M. far achenele and
Ed --- --- - ---
At 7.' BLit
30 .Luid 10.16 A . 64130,4 A 5. and OP. or
Torreadalejlelpiethurg. Taconpv_Wheinornhigairldes.
burg gad'. Fran Word. and BP. M. for Rbiniesburg and
Intermediate Stallone,
From West Philadelphia Depot.via thinnecting Bail way
At 9.45:A. am and i 7 P. EL New York EXpreaa
Lino. via JeTISOYWY— At—'••• • 113
At 11.30 P. M. Emigrant .300
At 045 A. LW, 4, 6,130 auull2 &L. tor Trenton,
At 9.45 A. fd... &SO and 12 P. M.. for Bristol.
At 12 P. M. for' MonisviikkTullytown. Schenck",
Eddhogton. llomwells,Torriadale.liolmethttrit,Tacoun
wiminoming. Brideaburg and Frankfard.
The 9.45 AWL and 0.130 A 12 P. M.Lines can daBY. All Others.
Bondage excepted._.
For lanes leaving netuungtoni Depot, Sakethe oars ,on ..
Third or Fifth ctreeta, at cbestmot._.at half an hunt before
.
departure. The Cam of Market latreet ilailtratiron
rect. to West Philadelphia ,Depot, Chestnut and , walnut '
within ono equate. On Sundays, the Market street ;;Can
will ran to connect with the 0.45 A. id and 1199 and 12
BELVIDERE_ DELAWARE • RAILROAD iLINES ; •
from Kensington Depot .
_ • • •
At 7.80 A. ta., for Niagara Pall _s.. Dttniews.
Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, Recheetor,Binghampton. Oswego,
Syracuse: Great Bend. Montrose. W/Dredarre. dcranton.
litrototharg. Water Gap, Schoolev's ;Mountain. dro. • •:) •
At 7.80 A. M. 'and tiatt P. for Beivid •IMStem
Lambertville,Flemiogtom ha: • The 11.80 T. M. 1
Deets • direct with the train tearing Balton for:Mattatt
Cbcolt,Allentown. Bethlehem. dm .• _
At 6P. hi: tor Lambertville an intermediate Stations.'
CAMDEN:AND BURLINGTON CO.AND PEMBERTON '
• Ac.D tIIItitiTSTOWX km: ...Market
Street Ferry ( Upper tilde.) .
At 7 and 10 EL BL,l4 in
8,8 80 and 5.80:P.M.t0r ercnaiihretile,
tdooiestown. lialitortM-Masonvitle; Dainsport f Mount
Hopp Ewmusilb.Vincentown,Birmingleun
and Pemberton. • „
At 7 AIM 41 80 and 8.30 Mierbetwixt. ormt.Wriglitatenn;
Look-non 6, , New? Egypt. Hornentown. CreaM: Ridge.
• 'lnlays town. illiarodand ilightstown, , • • • t
- Pifts,Pounds of Baggage only , snowed oath Kasselierf•'
Pasee.nEets are prohibited from taking anything- as:
gage oat tbekwearing: appa t mb • t AIL baggage °sop. Afo'
Pounde il , b l)o_PAld for extra. ;:The Company Rmittheipeo.,
sporudh tyror baggage to Ono Degas Far, poend i attd' will,
not be little for any amount Pern4 lOU, a ll x?e, 96 ' * PP
Tickets sold. ndtliagri t a n iOttecked - dkeat , throttlk; tis
Bogen; ,Woreester., lip elk Ilartfard; New, . aven,
Provideutb: - .NOWOrt - Al - TM" tisratait6, ttt
Romegfractuttg Rochester. tdiabit• /Boom ; •
An ' Ticket' Office le loos*, at 'No.' all'
Ohtmthut atreet, where tickets to New York; and Who., -
port points North and East.. may be procured, Per
sona purchasing Tickets' at this Ofdaketsit have'their Pait•
gage chocked from raddencest or hotel to Amthuittoth
Union Transfer Baggage: Eames. t; • • ;
Lines from New Mork for Philadelphia
and
leave
toot of : Cortland- 'greet at LOU ' 4.00 P. hft.,,'
via:Jersell i C% o nd: Uden. 11.30-
11 P. hf.tila Jersey
• CCity4ll4 K N. At 7.: and 10 A. ..12 Eh 6 and :9
" / "A n d / 1.. /1 t o ~ ,i tk iler , V PM! . and ; f ea tk: 4l / 4 40 ":
Front Pier No.l, N.:River. at foe A. Iff:Azaaranodstply
ISzptata."sla Aiblwy and Camden. . ; •
No • „, • ; With. D. GATRAIIOR Alterat, •
_____
• lOC commin.L P DELPHI& • AND t ERIE .
~.DA._,,ADJ---- PAII. TIME , TA.•
410111411 , 111/wi-wrorough oat
_Direct Rout° be.
imisSipikedebble..)Baitimore. :thiwriabi Williams,
port, to thoNotthwp z uAthe mrem 011 Re nof ,pgeut. ,
471wwia.-Fleoaol trig 01 1 te 4 0 n 6 1 1 ki . t r erp ui ;.
Orr und 4 llftetMO Dx • Nov. SIM; 1 the op`
• thephiladelphth and Drib sill rati as ellown:
~, • e, ,-c1 -t I OVEILTWADDI.
IIaR Troth payee ial Ida... ........,...43 43 P. ta.
'• : • 0, H , tillazaapott.'... .. .. ......... 415 A.Ati
s _• , - ..0 `..artiveii atitio.,.t . . 4..... . .:. . ....... 9.i i r P.M.
' liqo Exe ow letsaa Philagatozaa.. .. . .... ...,,.,11. A.AI.,
- '•; -.- - - - .1 , , Vi r atilinulOrt- ~. •• «. 1..... a fir. 3{ -
~ti , -,_ ~ inner 'Mt t • • 10.03 .41,... 1 M 2 -
Elmira Kali leaves iiiia........,. . : . .:-.. auo A. M. ',.-
J a me.
:: :"'" ' 'ilic a W ' 'Raven 71¢P 3.41 . . 4 'A1 .61 ‘.
Mail Train ktviiMiled. , :...r.•-.. ... .. .. .. ....." .iii 85 Ai I.
- • ~ ; . : -,-,Willit: ~......,,......:32.55,
A.
, «
. 2 . -,,,,..44 6 , * , Flow si ngl e . .. ... ...4WD
d 25 "..
80? ' M.
M p t r ' el "," - Ar r tii " " - iti,.... . .'... .....:7.40 .62..,14.,
0 $ , ' ,4 ' ,% 7 Viiri'vea at .Plith - iiiiillll:... ' ~......,,,„' 4 . 20 P. M.
Mail and ' fortrato' oonneet with Oil , Creek And Alio.
i ems? Met mautead.tt Dot Mt el Umelit. .- , •
,
- (146°1111'6
.
ti. ti'LEPHENEI. ,
Elt)cireitary,
- _
• 401111P2.;PIREL&A DAIIPZICOBBI.
cMitERAL , , 8 en".13011,D —Winter
lirt
Ql, and eger - gendey.
•' Oct; et& ; 1 , tehti Attmi rct i egi thitaelphhii.h , im tee
• Depot o ea .Ch etas Petisdelphis'ned. eon.%
'nerd T r elltpukstrepts (Wed Meas.).
U .
• avd li t :lfb . ' A; ISL k an 4P, :if ord ' At 00 A.
I
IWlelevei-• dor a B.Ses P. - • • - • - , - - • • •
L ' Mark Market tb,raaseasliz e ir allitapill 76 tux
an. 8.3 , 11 da" leaving arthtspu iLer!,
& . ail at , and 8 at L P. am.
irr a v
, iigitt West Chester ffnestien evi 10, train for Milt ,
'MAMA. ~,,,l iw
...04,4,0a ra t..4 loayeit.
• fpusmle
~.". .fe lli.Bo • te-, xfora. , „
The ffr i et 48 eonneeteat ,
Oxford %tetra:3a • 8 : tor P %Bottom. In
LaneuteeeetwAy i watee. ftves i'esshi - 00. 2_10: to
' 4 64 ,A 97491 :4: 6181 ti t ° 40atICIA Train PrMA'API"
-, ee /talk /41410 I PhilmthrWa at tto : P 4 Ire. runs to
• Rishastoth. tr, , ,
take P. .
•FarrfWg all t ftt4' i tiai i ;:oiter' etas se
Damn. 'led ~ - mOshir not, eDY We. De DO' '
'Non.untis' for ap.eraounteinf .on e: . Tec~ do ll ars.
mums. Melo *mitred macr o or the, a.
whip BY WOOD. Omni IbrAt.
HIA WEDNESDAY, DEOEMDER 30: 1868,--TRIPLE'SHEET,
AVIONJUP etwou
na
limu a mu i '"l l "li'l' m lf= i-l & iM ai p a nt erior l o I f i. RR& lv
- / 1 . , e dm tohnilk4ll.. -^ - , Oomisuisikrand
7ttnif_yallels. ars -- West and the Cum
LittiA l ill t A X = I l i t u i a s 1 e rti l lu ra i It at
mile streets, Piga& ph f e i I nez,
RAVAIA fat , 1 r, 0 Jig; fro
Ana.il tattenadutel town.
I= ll l in taPP. * l n v . " -• at
6 2' 15 P ... .. 4 ' , j116 . 4 ,-,2._..: - _ ani ".2l'.. th il
MORN/14G EXP 2 IIIO O B.-At al A. as. “ :, newma&,,„„„ LAU
r it * l
Harrisburg,
r ale, Grove, wamarma.
' ~ anon, roy.Willianwpo a.
_.N.,Wilwa,,,EnUs.
o. Wiliresbarm - tone Iftuke 1•BM - Limn'
burg. Hagerstown. an, •
'no 40 Wu, ecumOsta at Reading n the Esurtrenn.
- alb 'Railroad tram for, Allen dm; and the
Et,M.' comieetar yrith' tie ' Labanan slier Unlit for
SLAM i At Port Clinton with Cato Its,.
t o
or -vvuumsport r Lock Maven, Minim at
Harrisburg with kituthern Central. gangling/aid 0 3.
V A Bernil and Butorkehmmatralas fdr NOrthumber.
7itftiabri: roir l airkzail lm "uwee b "'WA fl e '3o
WA. qteading, Potantuommis 'comma.
itai aLM
big R eading and Co M. Spann for Col.
SW • ADOSMMODA TION n =-LesVes ...Patti.
0
B,,in t Pl2llll**.t aro A. H. mettusingt laic
'-'llt
6A1544 A.M.'4oo _,PAKAH lUDvill ariv g lat et ill in t oitstOwn 'atiti iit 4 6211 ; 8 1kL x.
. 7 77 % DM AmwiLIIODAT/ON-'-iaaves 'not at
1. A. IL r o vini tt at ell mow itiittennt *anti in
leavas Philailehilti* at LISP. M.B Waves la
a 7.40 P. M
Loa ,
iv. for= trains hia lea m ve ve llarrh umis 4, U.
L sdnt
niseie at .IL kL,artiv in Philadelphia at
andpigniße 4 , 14,P
.M. I arriving at bill 4=i
• M t _ 11aellOintiniattntl_ v c eing attlS iL .
nano at 1.10 r, M. at
- at 15.86V2, 11 :
arriviniphia at 9.23 P. M. ' --, ~ , • ' ,-. •
_ilianlmt , train,- with assw.M darlittaelied. leaves •
nillsdpithia at Serum for PMryille and ail Way Ohm
ZlPleaves . • at " ° '' , F.1 . • 1 " . .F 1 ,44 1 , 31/
Ange st=igaliss rim 44tr.engium exciali,
; Jae. , y leave ro_r la o
jA W)IIA._24., and ..
attlf• . BL:' lean, his !Or 4
Wir - lIL. retianZi my ttemmea SS P. •-•
.. 4 12,..TF.,1_t V Ala-Panengets for
andntennediate bll za tr ui taluael.2oA.lll..
J 7 0 .5 al - ii , W P.M.M trains 'from
from Dovrningtown at 6.20 A. 1it.,A45 EIL. and - 15.1 - 5
PERRISMEN RAILICOADr nomgms fur
_Skip
, pack take 7.80 A. Si. and 4.00,P. M. trataa from N .
PhUadeL
pltuWritunling - frOm - flitiPpacit *tale A. 21. and 12.46 P.
'M. Wage lines for vanUturPoints-anPerklomen Valles
connect with_ haft* atil&Bagevitis and Skippack. - •
TREVi li fie EXPnEtiel,l ( 9ll PlTNittin AND
..--Lesves New ' varkatt 0 A. LOU and 100
1 P.M.,paming_ Reading at 1.05 A. M.LIO and 19 P.M.
• connectat Hatrisburg with Pennsylvania and - N
Central Ratiroad Reptant Trans for Pittston/O. OIIO NA •
WillbunsporL Rimira,Baltimorrti• _
Returning. nswsaa•Train leaves mambo% on arrival
Of Pennsylvania Emprsaa from Eitiabargh.at arn and 6.50
A. M.: 10.50 P. M.. nng Reading. at 5.44 and 7.01. A. ki,
and 10.60 P.-M., arrivingat New York ILOYand 12.21k:rd.
and 11,00 P.M. Bleeping Cars Ater=. these trains
th, between Jersey City and , wi thout
am .rough.. thout
- Mill train for New York leaves Harrfeburg att. WAAL
and WS P. M. Mail train forElardsburg leaves New York
at 12 Noma.
SCHUYLEILL VALLEY RAILROAD.-Trahn leave
PM/Ingle at 646,11,80 A. M. and 440 P. f‘rentriling from
Tamura_
____a at 8.85 A. n. and 2 at 4.115 P. M._
' SCHUYLKILL AND SUS QUEHAN NA meu.difoaD.-
Traizus leave Auburn at 746 A. for Pinagrove and Ear
- risburg. and at 15.16 P. EL for Pimp:cm sad 'Premont ; re : "
earning from ilarrisbm at gal P. in..andisoni_Tremout_l
atted M. and SA P. M. , 1
TICSEETW.--Through first-elass tickets an d emigrant
ticket' to all the principal points in the Korth and Weak
and Canada,.
EXCLUISiOII Pickets froni Philadelphia to Beading and
intermediate Stations, good for day only, are sold by
- Morning -Accommodation. Market Train. Reading and
Pottstown Accommodation Trains at reduced rates., -
Exctovion Tlcketa to Philadelphia. good for day only.
ere sold at Reading and Inter agate Stations by Read•
inf m and Pottstown Accommodatten Trani at reduced
The following tickets are Obtainable 610 113 1 d WI Ogee
'of B. Bradford, Treasurer,' No. V. 7 South urth stroot
Philadelphia, or of,Ct. A. Nicoll". Genandiluperintendent.
Commnietioe - Ticketat 86parcentdlscount, b e tween
-lcrdezrl.i°7 ,
iTiekA..go6
for SOX tzars. between'
ail into
at 852 W each , for families and firma. P° _
Season Tickets. for three, aix, nine : or twelve manna
for holda's only. to all points at reduced rates.- - ---.--
Cletsyman reahling on the line of , the road will be fur
nished with cards, notitihut,therusuivea and wire to
tickets at half fare. • • .
Excursion Tickets from Philadelphia to prizialPal Its;
Sous. good for Saturday Sun and Monday. at reduced
fare, to be had , only at tire Ticket Office, - at Thirteenth
and Callo whit'streets.
• „FREIGHT.-Goode of aII derekiptions forwarded to all
abovoyolute from the puuparkflrfiew. Weight Depot,
Broad sue Willow alaroota! •
Freight Trains leave Phnseelohil daily at 4.80 A. 1C
.12.20 won. ftto foritoadtuis. Lebanon, Harris--
bum Pottevine,
j kus altpoAtta *Bond.
Mafia does at the l Peoteetort for so place'
on the road sad itaboagishea st .4414, apsifof they/tn. •
pipet Mafioso only Sate P. fif.•
_s • • BAGGAGEL - Tr; •
kniegan'i 11114.' Aolloct - ,Baagatfar all. mans
leaving Phfhtdelphis Depot, Orden, assi left at No' 223
13outh Fourth street. or et the Doot.,Thirtoactitaxid Cat-
V 6.
- , u/ummxwimmos4
WNS'Ik ! JERSEY BittraliOALl3B.
ansitiroziEgiir.
From Foot 'of IllaskM 6E. (tipper ropy).
VOionlit cueing' Weilliesdair;tiopt. 119:4119019.
Trains leave as follows: - ' •
or Utile MAYP. 2d stations below 8,15 P.
•or Tdmville , Vineland and intermediate 'stations 8.15
_ .
F aridgetOn4lileti and etidieni 8.15 and
F. AVoodtleryat&lbll. M.; 9.15,1190 an411. - P.
Freisbt train leaves Camden daily at 19 iteloct. noon.
Fnut reight received at meeond meted. ;nag below!
F> tDelivered , 2fa22BB.DelawareAireaae. :''
i - . VOLI:14111.3.
,4' NORTH PENNSYLVANIA' R. 8.-. •
THE! ,- BIDDLE ROUTR.--Sliortest
and most direct ' line to Bethlehem.
-Bistiol entown,
_-/stosuch Lhunk. Hazletorc White HO.,
, ven.liVratelbaara. HaballOY City. Mr. Carmoi. Eittsten.
Tunkhannock. Scranton. Carbonalale and, all the points
rin she. Lebith and Wyoming goal regions.' • „, .
:. , .•
, Passenger Depot in Piindelphia N. W. corn er .
WINTER likRANGEEENT TEN 'DAILY IRAINS. ,
.;-On and af er MONDAY; NOVEMBER.
did
~ .Traiiiii leave e Depot, corner of Berko" and Americau
Wee% daft y Sundays excepted). as follgwat
At 4.45 A "-Homing, Exorcise for ; Biehean an
...t.
-Principal Ste rui on North Fenrosylvania Raitroad.don...
netting at lehem with Lehigh Valle Railroad for
' Allentown. , CA 11114111 a; Ala n, ~manch, Chunk,
'Weatherly,) is. klatleten.,White Haymk_Wilkerk
114:tsvill
bares. -- Eingtimi Pittaton. Tunkbannock : ands point's,
point's;
in Ithigh andkily trithLVOloyer for
in connection with
Lehigh and Matt noy Railroad for , teahanoy City:and
with Cat/swimsfor Rupert. Darivalleadilten and
Waliamport.__ Al ye - et-Mauch Chunk ' atr , l2 -11 16:- at
R i foad
-Wilkosbane at' 2.5 o". 31. i at Mahan°, City at 1.50 - P-51:
;Passengers '
otiby,, thisi_train can ', take::the Lehigh Yallar I
=
, Traliw.passint_Betblehem at 11.55A:hi: fort aeton end
Politic 61 4Neric rsOYCentral Railroad to NOw York.
-,- - I
At-8.45A.AL-4CcommodationforDoylestown. ittAppinit.'
at:aal, , lntermediate 'Stations, "Estimators! for ' , wiuow
Grove, Hatboro' audldartsvilM , by gibs train ,: take Stage 1
at Ow York Howl. • - , _ _ . ~• -,-
9.45
U. (Emmett for Bethlehem : Alielltaimlifonok.
Chunk; iiibite -Hay Wilkosbarre, Pittston. Scranton
and Carbondale via and Surquelmana Railroad,
*Moto EatiOn and ts on Morris and EOM= Railroad tO
ew. Yo.rieriadAllento Now ans, and points on New
JerreE irtral RailrO toYork. via Lebish Yelerr:
At 1045 , E. it.'-LAcd.o ;Awn/ for Fort Wsishiiitton
t il
Artoppitrg atinterniedisto tallow.
Bethlehem,
At 1.451'. M.—Lehigh _ alley italaNtra 10t...8
Allentown. _Mauch Chun_l4 White Haven, Wilke ebarre. -,
littrtou,Seranton,and W omixur Coal Refilturs- ' t
At a.45.P. - IL—Accommodation-. for . Doylestown.' stop
ping at all intermediate stet one. • /_-•
~ -t,
•-t At 4. 15, P. hie-ACCOMM salon for DcliettOwn.iiten
ping at allintermediate eta one. t / _
~
•;At p or, k.3 , 1„--'lltrough sse mmod anon for i likideherit, ,
i i
and stations on main line t North Pen vaala Haw;
' " - -that St Bei" `II •i. - ' " 'it
road ''
coY,necttng a Bethleh~ . ~ :with Lehi fi Valle - i
ming Train for Baden; Allentown. Mauch Ohunit.
At 6.20P.N1.--Accomodation for Lansdale.-stopping at
all 'immediate stations- . •
At age P. At.-.-Accom noda i tins for Fart Washing ton
TRAINS ARRIVE 1N 1111,ADELPHLS..•
From Bethlehem at 110 .A. 225 am:LAM -
10 P.. 81., 5.20 P. M. and MA Y. Traina make direct
connection with-l.ebigh-Valleg-2-or—Lehigli-und-Susque
hsnia trains from' Beaton. tiCranton, Wilkobarre, Matra.
1109 City anti ilarleton.,tl" •
_ Pasrengars leaving Wilkcebarre at 10.18 A. M.,1.40 la, M.,
'connect at Bethlehem and arrive ill Philadelphia at 5.2 a
From Doyloetown 41 , 8.116 A.M.-. 9.65 P. U. and 7. -Ps. M
From:Lansdale at 7.30 A.
From Fort Wilithington at 10 d 5 31. and aio P.
:ON SUNDAYS - . - • 7
. •
-----
, Phihd elpb for Bethlehem at 9.80 A. M.
Ph iladelphia tor Doyiestowla at 200P_ M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 7A. M. •
-
Bethlehem Air Philadelplitrat.4.ool":l.l. -","-
Pif th•and Hixth Streets Patelenge:r cane convey paseen
gere to and'froni the new Depot,. _ _ .
White care of Pecond and Thl- StreeteLine and Union
Line run' withlna. short distance of theDei-ot. ,
Tickets must bo procured at. the Ticket office, in order
to secure the lowest rates of fare.-
_ _ - - -EMUS' CLAIM, Agent.
Tickete ?old and Itaggaggehecked through to- principal
• pointe, at Dianne North. Penn. Baggage Expreee office,
N 0.105 tenth Filth etreet,:_
I • - ''-' ' ' '.t' . REIN ':
.* 'Milk ' [ CENTRAL
Railroad.„,- Fat- um& T•
H. ' '. ' : --- akinq
Yearley
the lvanie ja Railroad leave the 'Do t, at.
fhtrty.brargrui M k treats. which-is reached
.DY thegarent. • idtreet sengerßallway. the
=ta t
tp i r ,
hist car co - 62.Caarth traln. leaving Ermt amt
e
.3ierket th , Wdra% belt:weirs depenure. . Those .
rot thrr. nt.< ant ifatont Street Raths'artutt•Within:
• .Meepist OarZlicaste lain be had Muth' tlenat the
ree othee. Northwest corner of ' and - Chestnut
:straetsi and. at the Depot.' 4 "....--• • • -•.- ': :'' •• . .._.- - -L' ._,.:, 1
gtrisinf tee CnkonTrandarrupmiarmy will oaptrOr - egg
Baggage at the Depot: OrderalMt attlo. 901 Chest.
nut street; No.
AilV LE US Market its . ti wilt receive attention.' • '
rigid :Trifn:......... ... v" ' ”
-_,' .-
..':rit 15.60444. - '
`Nall Aecorn...'.'. -4 ........at 10.80 A.
.Aqi...1.,144 aud a.OO P; ki :
„Radian°. - - .............:..'. ... ..... ....-'.....4. .at illidit M.•
rieltrer4O.. • ~ - • ' , --... ... .... .........at LL6oA.lki',.
tbarristrorgArForiminiaaroir . . ' • - At Lao P.
Lanagtergocommeristbm........ ... . .. ...-.......at 4.00'P. et,
Park5burkTrain.................: .......... : . ....at 5 SOP: hi. 4
Oirminealikoofters.:: - ..., .- .e'.. - .... . .... . . ....at BMX M.
• trio Ilan sad Buffale Expreas...... ..... ......at 10.415 P. M. ~
,4,ad lohlailLtprem.... ....: -. -.'. .r . ' 'at MOO night •
- .i: rie all• leaver_ dailk lissiteX-finirdayc.-Lnlnniev.ou _
Baturdaynight to Wiltiatru3port only. , On bunchy night
Parseng_era :49111/04V4),Phileulelphili,at LI o'clock.. ,
_..-
• - Philadelphia Erman . leaver' darty. All ogler trainil •
._,- Western Acco?mnrodanion Train runs 4144.11 T, iniceitt,
BuridaY. - .lFor.,thistrain 'tic _ etc - Mint he Pastured, and
• ;baggage delivered b y_ASIO_P_M„ at 116 Market street; +.- -- •
- < - • ' TRAINS -- -A.R.R. AT. DRPOZ:NIZI •- - ' - - , .
'Cincinnati 8aj0re5e............. ' ~...;..........at aui IL.' is:
• phibidiophisumpren - .., .~ - “:8.10 ."' •• :
-Paoli Accom... . .Oi Wita: .... 6Eiiirag tiO P. it: ,
Erie Mall and libiffitin'Exteress ' •• - 47.1c0g A.M.
'Patinas:mg Traini................. .....".. .... ' 9.10 '•• ..
Fast Line,
__ _ . ...... "10.00 " -' •
Lancaster Train........ . . .... .... ... . . ... -.'..... "12.80 P..M.
.ErieEzpress.:-..‘...'...... .... i• .......... . ••• i,.• .-"',423i :" •
- Day BISON ' ' ' 4 " at 4..% ."'.:
Oarrisbnre MOM... " '. ' ." ' • ' :44;4444 .•" OM ''''
,Eor forth& informaiOn. appl y to -
-,-. ,josfiN a A LLRN; Ticket Agent. NI Chestnut street,
FRANCIS FUNIK,Aket%. 6 Market street: • < " - '
dAIdURL 11,4 W A LTA M. Tbsket Agent at the DePot. •
The reMitrylvarda Railroad Company will not assume '
any risk I forßaggage except for wearing serene; ar I
limit their irmpbuity to Ma lfandTsfl monist lb:main-4
All Baggage exceeding that , amount in , alue will be at
the risk pf the owner. taken' b
EDVVMRD korW l c Luit 4
E n
s :drat:L. •
, .
,' . ;, • ,-,. .. •, General Superintendent. Altoona. 1 1 4- •
. . .
TOWN AND N( E WEB I 'POPi I N E WI. I !
ROAD TIME TABLED-011 and attu
Friday. May 1. 1888. ;?
v i A k Egm . ,,typowN,
Leave Plilloilelp 7. 8, 10§.09,. 19A. ! K. 1. 9. 114
89d, 5.10. 7. 8. 9. 1 •IL' 19r. M. •
Loavgermantown-e. 7,1%_13, 8.11. 19.M.12,4„1LL
8.4. 4636 7, 8. 9. ilk 11 r. m._ • -• 4 •
Toe down Irian. and tho 8x and IM 81 1 1118114
not atop on the Germantown Branch.
ON BUNDA.PiI, • • - •*;
Leave Philadelphia -0.1-5 mlmilesd. Kok 7 and iMp.9l
Leave Germantown-1115 A. •1, 8 and 934 P. •
CHESTNUT __
Leave Philadelphia-4k 8. 14 12 A. 51.1 I, 834. I% 7.9 an
11 P. M. - • • ; •
Leave Chestnut ntii--7.t0 minutes 8.9.
_4O 4411.48'a
ILL ; L110..8.40. 440. eto b war u taf e r .
Leave Philadelphia-4.15 minutes A K g.l and 7P. M
Leave Chestnut 11111--7.50 adulates; 41. 514‘
12.40,5.40 and
4.99 minutes P. M. • • • . • • •
FUR CONBII9I4OCNE,I: N ;A.NP NORRIBTOWIsI.
Leave Philadelphia-4 736,,8,'109. A. M. s 1)6.8. 434. 534.
4.15, B OB and lli6 .r.•
Leave losrieern-5.40. 7.7.5(1. 9. !I A. K`; 134 8.4)4515
and 536 P. M. • •
ON ith ttr i Airti • _
Leave Pliledelphla.-9 A. M. • Sild and 7.15 P. 1 , 1..
Leave Norristown-7A.lll.•ildand 9P. M. • . •
• FOR , DIAN NS.• .
Leave Phihidelphia---4 IX, 9.11.06 A. Pi. 8, 44.
4.15, 8.05 and 11 3 5 St. ' •
Leave Mena7onk-8.10. 73d. asa. thS. 411.11.1 LS3 ; r.
t 34 and 91.81 .
ON ffONDAN73.
Leave Philadelmbla-t+ A. M. 1936 and 7.111 P. M. •
Leave kLulaynnki r ilit 8 and 934 P. 5L ••! • • _
, 19. N. General Bureintendont. • ,
Dot. Ninth agla Green etre.%
1 , SHIFER AVII9TALkI i MWMOM.
TIME. TABLE.--Canmencins Mon..
day. isov. Md. OM. Trains will leave Depot, corium' el
Brood*moot and ihr.ashington avenue; fonaws t
Was-null Train, 148.80 A. M. (Elandos exaepted4
SalUmore, stopping at all regular stations. Conn
tlV ta =are Ra il road at Wilmington ler Crisfield '
te stations, • ' : • • , c ,
_, ' . ..• ~ '
' , Emmen train stilled M. (Sandals enoepted>lio rat.,
mote and Washington, stopping at W
vile kid Elavre.-de•tirsce. connects ist i 4 n =on,ta
train lot New Castle. _ .__ • ' , , ~ ,*, •.: , ' • . ,
1 Express Train at 4.00 r. K. tBOn4a3llUeentf for
timora, in*
n ashingtp.pu stoPpinCet Mortar. Th .
Linw_siog, crnt, wnmingtoo,Newport, tantora ire i
Elkton, Ort.buaststausrlestown. 8.. •
• Grime, fAberLicen, perrymairs, Edgewood.,. woi,ta„
(Masiga.and.tate=ers Ban.. . •
N ht Rap:tees at IMO P. MAdallyl tor ilanfinore and
• 99 - stepping , Ato Chester. 'Whales,. .I..Mwood,
Clasmppnnt, . Wilmington. Newark. Elkton. Nartineust,
Perryviue.andlilavrego•Giace.
• YaaaenaenforEortnnaLoaroe and Norfelt will take
tho 12.00 :
Trsbi stopp i ng 'Train. , , • •
._
....
at all stations inmate
4=sJadl WUmington ;
Loapc ' Philedelkhla at 11.80 A. M. 2.80.•
_icxi, ;up::
Railroad
6.00 P. M. train connate with the Weisman
Pclrfiarriructon
Mak
and to atitions.
Lill . ,
__.
Leave Wilmington 7.00 and & OA. Pd. and Lest fib
:4.00 P .
M . The m e A . lc will not litho bet Telnai-
Chester 'and Philadelphia. :The 1.90 P. of, Train irons,":
,Wiimington rpm Daily ; all otter Accommodation '•
Trate e Bandar' excepted: -' ‘ -, •
p ro m B a ltimore to ihiLadetphla.—L (MVO Baltitaore 7A.
a. - 14.;Vrar_BisIL 9.86 A. hi., ilityreas. 9.26 P. M.. mx•
ores& ' 7.861'. hL it .apreas.
Ac i tre , ~ -
RUMMY T FROM PI OREL:—lslaie Bd.
imore' at 7.gi P.M • stopping at sippolia, parr, ma w s " .
Aberdem Elkt on.
de 'mato, row" v il la, Charlestown. ,
N orth•mu3 Elliton. Newark. litn_pitgn., iiewport. Wig..
to legion. V monk Linwood and Chester.
Through times to an pants Wect.noaux and Southwest
may he orocnred at tioketoffles. 1E6;9 Chestnut streetntul or
continental Motel, wluare ash litato Brows and Berths in
-Carel i ruin be secured daring the day. Pensona
P g tickets at this Mee can have ha/JOAO clucked
at Wilt reaVtame byth fiaro e Uni
.ouon Tram( N• C
,mtivirt==i•iit.
SwEN AND AVANT JO, RAIL,
• ;;;;* WD'' . AltßANoralm, At •
. --- -i; " Nro4l. bi:1476;1a. 7 4 . 4 . 1*1 1 , w
„Su viit al c r„,r,A v i he u f as follow... l Mß ! ;','' • imp A. N.
ilt
iORY43 V." '`'l' - e ' v
.. ' .',.. 1.' i5.0.44.4e.tr•V!...A.. p,,,ra.
, Dail ar Fre et. . od iii•,,,;: .
~,....... ....we W
41,.. th1nt °"' r n"11
edgu9a to Moo ariel s 4
~
00r. m.
olon- cAPMF ' ' :*:"-°'
t filato btat4"ll'' ‘......
4 .s
.3',.!.._...8ETuRN1 NO, mu, PIA-VP 4 1 1161, -23,m pM.
...I . rre , ishr .; ii i - al • • • ....,.• ~ ~. ..,- ~.:. 25 A; hi .
- tl ado Aceoinnaa..ation. f rom , Ate 0......... ~. 9
. . • ' ***** • • ''''' v • 1 1... AtuA. M.
,
.1 tlon'Accaramuo
-..... -1.... 0 k., tiiiii
„WILL
u l
" ADCOMM°DAU • ' . ''..
-411D"H11914.°11:). ' ' . ' LEAV ... 4 5(115 . t.. 11C ihn Cleat iti M :
Mine 13treet Ferry at. .. . m. . hx sly
agent.
Theddeuattogi s i it. • • - • • • " ii.. U. il
— lol4# ' •
imauklmumup etmn-
,- ~....... ..'2.L. , ...., ....L ..... :11, i - v ., ,, ,
1 pia :I. ;IL 1, J:, • 0 . l a pj 0111).-::-
Eir VIODINi to OINNNATI y tisPEINNOLE:'I •
~
it - RAILROAD AND P 111412),_ TM BO ~'
+ I' , than by COMPETING , Auroras. - ,
• ARBENGEROOM I ritint argall '
,ii 0 4gNNATI II at 1 , ... . ail II -
1 tiLir ONE NNIET on the RO . 1 , ,
:Mir THE lir(M t ru Ent i pOotW, ./Plift a titotlo
.. ~
AIM SUIQ.. from 4Lp
• : • I to 011AWCINNATL Partrengatitnrilla)
and 11.00_,p,_ Trafrui reach A , e ,„,.` ,
into WEST and ROUTH ONE
on ot,ber.Routoo. Nu i l l' ,
~
Ev i ir.
it i nit . ..uo A . Ls ! r , itAi ., ;
~,,
..N. mew gm Affil + m diyp , . 1 mii.H.A.__
au on goo, " • Ti' NO :T • y ,.. -iirmsgpLums.•
'' mi ~ • I mik , tor ~; C
I , I - riiciiris ..-..,
I llirlo o •t E gy,.r
°EC
UR
14
t "1 1. 1 A 1 BE W OEV r 8 '' ' '
11111 01MVis rAN w's.tTl OP81 7 11d1, 33 17:
_ We CORNER NThiTH and CREI3_7III4 Strati: , ,-‘,, ' • : .
NO. 116 ALILREET 13TREET.10‘ Sotaritt mod riontßtit ' - ,--'
. . THIRTZEIRST asickuourmstroot..wett nal.
am. EICETLI4 thoiTTlekettati.Pittabungh; ;ra . •
t--.....----
to
NT"F.R
WEST CIIESTSR- , AND -MLA..
l E e
lE .
u AZ A SM R
on nod_ after,
Y. f i Oct. s th. - ; 1868, :;0 1 0 - ,-itsMtul will
leavarDepot. t and Chen nut streets. at hollows - -
_Trains leave Punine phis for West Che Mer. ittl:4s A.
Aar.. Asor B,lft and LI
_Leave west 2.Bo. Chester for Pmiadelphi M a; from Depot owes.
, Marketetreet.6447.4sE 9.00 mut 1.0.46 A. Id.* 1.66. . !60;d
West Chester at 8.00 A. M.. and leaving
' Ediadelphia 40P, a top atr/S. C. qunction and
PaSseinfars to or from atititiii between Wait,
and B„ la. Junction - going „East/ will take' train leaving
'West Cheater at 7.46 A. 6L,and going West will take train
'leavins - Thiladelphia st 4.50 P.M.: and 'transfer at ILC.
Mains leimhm Phdadelphie at 7.46 A. M. and tiO
and leaving Went Cheater at 9.00 A. M. and 4.60 P. M.. 1
connect at D. C. Junction with Trains on P.And B, C. 11.
IL tor Oxford and intermediate twists: - -
UN SUNDAYS-Lti,v,,Ftliodoiptdo. at ,s,ao A. 31: and
-. Leave:Weat Cheater 7.65 A:IC and 4.00 P. 44 L f
The Depot is reached directlyhi.the Chestnut end
nut Street' cars. - Those of the market Street Line ;run
within one square. The can of both tines connect with •
'sack train upon its arrival.„
. W 7 passengers oro allowed co take- wearing atrpC're
fixate. a nd theCommina will not. in any cue.
be ie for on amount exceed) n_a_dlniunlem Medal •
co i.s guide forthe wan' - ridit WOOD
ROAD,
__.t**;•Wilkeilliarte." .
Ct. e Mount unnull i oentrana; And oil, points on Lehigh
17 n.. Railroad mann branottoo. da
. r ... 4 oll76l7 erro=tetee ti eed s i gpetth metvl
eg = 3411 :
to the &boy° named pomte.
cots
VrOds dOtvued at the Throudi Frel4l4o
- 8. B. , wr. of FRONT and NOBLEJ3 ,
p_efpro W il l teach. Wilkeabarm • Blount of.'
rThi11an 0 .7.1.406 end _ttaLothet. stations in;_biLahanoy- , nw
wyeranswater. before It A. M. • of the in= day.
G4M NOIrgaMS•
N THE - . DISTRICT..couirr. FoR THE CITY-AND
. County of Philadelphia.—The Pennsylvania , Coin.
pony for insurance on Lives and Granting AllllNities v.
Henry.T.- Great, ..Lo v. Fa. Juno Term, 11903. 503:
Auditor appointed by the Court to make distribution
of the fund in court produced by the Sheriff's sale under-7, •
- All that certain lot or Wee - of - troumf - with - the - threm ---
story brick Miseries° or tenement. back buildiage 'and. 1
bath house thereon' erected, Situate on the west side of - -
Seventh street t between Market and Arch streets. in the,
city of Philadelphia, aforesaid, containing- in,-:breadth , ",
mol' and south 20 feet 6 inches, including one-half of the
alley. three feet In width on these/WI. and in length, or._
Also, All that certalnlot orpiece of ground situatohm:
mediately west of the above described lot. beginning at
the distance of 65 fe et from the west side of Seventh street,
on , tho south line et ground row or lAte of the Said.Joh_ l ll
Rowland: thence extending weetward along the same I 9"
feet to a three feet wide alley : thende smithward• along,
said alley 19 feet to another alley. thence along the last
mentioned alleyeastward 19 feet to the Western end of the
said first described lot, and thence along thnsame !Muir. -
ward .19 feet to the place of beginnin:g. • '
Will attend -to-- Use; duties - of - his .1" - anpointtrient, on
Tit UIibDAY, January 7, 1e69 at 1 o'clock, P. M., at his
office, No. 726 Walnut street, when and where all parties
interested are required:. to make their o'ain*, or be de.,
barred from coming in upon'said food:
d5.9610t5 JOHN D. THAYER, Auditor:
STATE , OF CASPER BOODEE. .4.TIC- - - , -LETTEIta
4 Testamentary upon the Estate of O.SAPER dOUOLft.
Jr.; deceased. having been granted to the nadereigned
the Register otWille et Philadelphia, all pergonsjndebted
to said estate are requested to'vake payment, and :those
having claims or demands agtitilet Ittci , whlce ic.nowlythe
sameovithontAlelay. ,to RAOHYA. squpEtt„
879 North eleventh street. Phil& dee,W6o
VATATE Or WILIdELMLNA ~ G II3SEN (LATE EP.
.124 NY). deceasd.Letters.testanientary to allylma .•
estate having netn granted. to t,bounderiagned. rma ,
indebted ; to tad' cattalo laske nonnentinndfl •
havin g 'claims will present them. wituout delay, to .
ideISII,LLIN. Executor on hhilAttm AEBTI
k t , • • '', • ,• • • ao%sAirietit,"
El T, eft T ein E' t oP
w l e r u g al t T t rg a E b t.:A , la t ? , t i fle f ; TA
granted to.tho underaign i g: all pereono -indebted to the; . ,
o
estate will make pazto ent and those haviog_
preeentthem to • &WAR" THOMAS, MeCOtoto; s •
dela o oo• No.o , 1300 South Sixth /Area:
IiETTERS TESTAMENTARY '
grant*d to the subscribers upon: .the :estate of NA
JUAN RE.OWN.; oeceasedi all-persona indObted • to •the
same will make payraknf,,And those having clatinepresent,, • '
thrni to THOMAs' 'BROWN, 108 South Tenth. street; • '
JAME S.ItrtYJN, 239 Deout et:feet:or. to , •4EO.IIOB'JUN-
E IN
Foq.,their Attorney, taat r . corner Sjzth and Walnut .
streets, ' ' . -'• ' •. • ne2Giv
COPMITAMBISHIPS
XrOTIOE.--TEIF, FIRM' OF DOT MOLLINSHEAD •
-IA to this day dloolved by mutual, commit. The
nen of the. late fino.will •be, mottled by PITARLES , A.::
DUY, at the,old stand. No. 80e Waluut street.
- CHARLES BOY: • , •
FOIibtAsb.P. , HOLUNS/IEA.D.' , .:
PAiLazommu.a. Dee, '24,1868. „ • - •
I beg to Inform my friends that I have sold all my Into.
reit in the both:tete of the late firm of DUY
HEAD, to Mr. (MARLYS A. DUY. who will continue the
bualnete at the old stand..
• LORMAN P. 'HOLLINSHEAD. •
I beg to 1 ,- .('Orm my friends and the public that 1.• have
purchased Mr. F.' P. liollitutead'e interest in thn business .
of the tate brut. nod will conti_ue tho GbNERAL MSC.
RANCH AffENOY Pr.IbI.NESS nt the old stand: ' . .
• CHARLES A. DUY.
de26 618 ' • ' Po. WO Walnut ntroot.
PIIILADELPHIA.I2TH 810.9ra, 1868.
The partneiehip b. retofore existing under °the firm. . , . '
or MoCOLLIN ItHOADS; is this day dissolved by Inn.' • -
tual consent: the business will be Bottled by , either' liart.
fore. atl2;l Market street, THOMAS MoCOIXIN.
• • WILLIAM G. RHOADS.
•
. •
Tho Plumbing. Btearn and OrFlttuThg bualneee, will be r
LA
lulled on Market street.
de1944 - ' WILLIAM G..RIIOADB.
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED -
The_partoership heretofore misting under the dna
of ROOF KIBBE & t.'o,„ is els day &volved , ; :1 1 the
death o f BABIUk.L W. HOOP.. 'the business 11 be
settled by the euryiving partnere at Nos. 24 'and 26 ank
. . ' ' JOSEPH C. ROOK
.• • . • . Executonof Samuel*. Hoop. _
HENRY" 1t...K188E,. • • ••
• •••
CLINT )N J. THOU c, • •
• , ,• • JOSEPH C. 1100 P
• - , •-WILLIAM V. COI:LADY,- •
" ' ' " • ' Surviving Partners.
. •
Puit.iiiialiiLCDecernber 1.11361. • • •
ABTNEH~HIkSFORMED . ,
The un profaned hereby give notice that they have
formed a limited partnership under the provisions of the.
:act of , nesembiY, entitled P•Au act relative to sPecial cart:'
nerships,r *PPreved alarch 21, 1836, and the supplements
.thereto, the terms of Ivhich aro the folLowier.•vir..;•
• ' I. 't helium° of the 'firm under winch such partnership. ,
is to be conduoted.is CPIZAD&V• & 'VROUT,
- '2. Thu goneral nature of the ,bartneen Intended to be
transacted is st' general , Dry Importing and Cam
reltelon.business: :t.
a. The General Partnere are ' HENRY. B.! HIBB
siding at the Oframtidomse, in the City. Of Philadelra
WlLLlAMCair.cattAtr. reading at No. 1322 . cob
Bro•ti Street, in toe same city:and IL:LINTON J• TE Ur,
rer Hinged No. 742 North Nineteenth , dtreet, In tbe same
city ; and the epeciai partner to JOSEF/IC. Roof% reatd.
Inp at No, 20O8 . Willate Ittreet. in the eahl city of k:itita- •
delrala. • •' • • • • ' .'• • 0,
4. :rho amount of eanital' contributed to the common
stock by said Special Partoer ;i le 77r0un,n114
Dollars In curb
a. The sald partnership is to commence 'on the 'drat d
of DeeemberiA. 11.1 and fa to tertzoeate en the that
day R
.11E HCBSE J ''
• .
WILLIAM' Y. CODuaI)AY. • ... • •
! • CPIaTON- •••
Bogota' Parma*
des 'moll
" - ElaT7ina Tait,:
gaxeture.
MEIWOK M,11: r, - .1 may.
40 w .'":1
lige/ Plahuldshlsh '
SPEati• , leiGlNlaridAtiM
n %M.r. ,,i L . S.
WOW, pawn. , salinr tr 3
BO .• Under, Mo. l'obtdar.;&a.
• . T, : , :4: 1 thgmayth and Davy striae, sad i cif
CAB NGEt—Loatil. Dry and Green Sand, Rhos. to.
EI 0 1: 8, 1 34 5.II I , ritinef t for (savoring with rilate or Iron.
T
T.
... Cad or wrought Iron. for rehrierles. water.
On TailllNEariftn:b its Retort" Smelt Castfoggh
In.:Mors and ,Pramos. Purifiers: Coke and Charcoal till"
atl NV A v gm e ttranft t :s v.,..it. Pan. , ar
.t:
Eppe, efecators,Bone Black Filters.
_Burners, Vls.
• • walnut Elevistore 4 OM WI 1 40 UP Wittig:
LareB4`Zinhetn, 60l the folio ' argellthie: r ,
In Philadelphlwand vicinity. of Wildt" Patent
Variable Qatar Rieman Beene. ' I e • , L
jp PourteAr. a , Rhino & JustioesPatpnt.l) , ,ad,gtrai b m.
Power ammor teitien
In the G Alit& of Weston's Patent rAlf4;entrring.
' and Sell-b 01011 trifqtelepaspdreths Machina-7
Olasa & B Pe Linprovamang on en 1 iyoelarns•
llartors P tent istp:).• vim Retorti •,i&
Strahan's Drill tirins Rest. • ~- , ;
Gontractore for the design, ereetlop_ awl nogg ay at Illa
fineries for working Buser or hici )
1 31 1 IRON *-4.0 ARRIVE, ispOTeti PI /119 N- • '
0 etwarnock. and earnbroo , br a nda..: rpr sate 41 loto to
omit by rETEE•wfucin 41; soNol4 . lli.rabutt
P6fladelpbl4. • • , g." 14-4.1101.0
,
CiirrEit Atm: statterama,
. razioes.OopTir• traWst. Bolta &ad Ipprot
stantja ,
,I;on liana n? t o& We py HEN WAlNding * r
tn. No. 1032 South &
pREURVED TAMARINDB.--soKeatikamanil
Dußaum rai% a
rVikvZtut J . •