Mr! BULIOCTIN.
The Conteateit Election Cruse.. •
Metars. :William P. Messick. and ,Richard M.
I3atture„ e - iiiminers to take testimony in the con
tested election cases, resumed their sessions yes"
terday.,atternoon.
William S. Mann, Esq., for. the contestants,
askedthe ensnarers for the production of all of
the toms of the Sixth division of the Seventeenth
Ward ,in- older to search for the missing list of
hums. ,
John ,Tonableeon sworn—l reside on Philip,
belowtleffersoe• I was one of We of the
Sixth division Seventeenth Ward at the Ceto
berelection; I••was - inspector. elected by .shq
ndleorlq; I was the inspector, •not the return in..
spector;%l. went 1.0 the polls about five ininutett.,
befone'seVen o'clock; I leek a man to Act as.my
Alien I got there I 'found+ some of i the
Democratic officers there: Mr. l'ileGtlekin. Was
thepe; heves inajortty inSpeetor; went. tO.lthe
door of the rooruvl am not certain that I went in;'.
I Wan talking to them. • they being In thezoom;
my clerk did not go in; I told them that I had ,a
clerk who did not belong in , the division , and I
asked them ha/at made any difference; !they re
jected him, they 'dosed to allow Moil° act as a
clerk; they said that he , couldn't serve; . that I
worddla've to Vet a clerk who - tliff!lielong to. the.
diviti.finOhe minority return inspector was not
there at that time; no clerk was there for him;
only the officers of one side were there; they told
me that it was necessary for us to havea return
inspectokard rettire'inspector`eclerk, as *ell as
myself, and a clerk for me; they said
that I bad better be out the first hour
and bunt up these men; I got three men
to serve; I bad ;tiOnni'':trouble .to do it; I can't'
exactly - earthat was' an hour awarlir a little
more; as near as I could judge it was, about an
hour when ',sot back; then went, in the room
with Mr. Cooper to serve as return inapector, and
Mr. Scott to serve as his clerk; when we got in
McGuckin was 'there; the judge was there; the
judge, was AO pcting as the other inspector; he
watilWthhjridge l e seat; I didn't sec; any inspector
except Metinckm; there was one return inspector
there.
Under an order of court six boxes of the Sixth
divlslonvollhe Seventeenth Ward were produced
by the!Recorder and Acting Chief of Police Clark,
representhig the Mayor. The boxes were opened
and searched, but the missing list of taxables was
not found. -
Testimony resnmed—Mhen I came back they
were receiving votes and holding an election;
can't say what the return inspector was doing;
can't remember who voted first after I took my
plia6lcat tlie'viincloti; they had Propel . ' noires to
emptrthe Votes in every benr:Whether thhfwere
eltißtjefl befell°. or atter came I 'don't .remem
ber during the dui neither,kept thelist of kora
blear took the votes;MeGiuckitt did both; when
a nriftqtfeented Mist& lo voter! Lad lib chance
to look at the list of taxable' to see if his name
was on it; MeGockin had the book, and I did
not reecho any from any person; when persons
came up and offered their votes Maluckin ex
amined this boon, I judge, to see if the name ap
peared on it; he took the tickets and put them
over the boxes; I then pushed the tickets in the
bones; except occasionally one might fall in while
he was putting them on the lids; during the
course of the whole day, atter looking at the
book, McGueltin did not, that I remember, say
to any voter that his name did not appear on
the list and that he must produces qualified voter
to vouch for bis residence; there was'no instance
during the day when after being sworn himself,
the voter produced a eualified voter who was
swortrand examined, and testified - 1W regard to
the applicant's residence; if such instance had
occurred I would have remembered it; there were
oaths administered to persona who applied to
vote;;' can't say In how many instances;
there may have been about ten, more
or less, that. occurred principally when a man
presented tilinself to vote on age; I saw
.itilcGrackin with a pencil making marks:
I suppose he ugirked the names as they voted;
MeGuckin did this by himself; the judge was re
ferred tO in tinder' two"ifilitatices, - In regard to
taking votes that there was a dispute about; he
decided the matter; the objections were not made
by mo; I don't remember how it occurred; in one
case he decided to take the vote; as to the others
I don't remember; I did nothing during the day,
except to write a few names for' my clerk and to
sign some papers after the election was • over;
when I got there they did not make any expla
nation for going on with the election in the ab
sence of some of the officers.
Cron-examined by Mr. Gerhart I should
judge that I was present at the wanting of the
first hour's votes; I did not assist in the counting
during the day; it might have been a quarter of
an hour or less after I got back that the count
was made; saw the return Inspectors counting
the first hour's vote; there were some few chal
lenges made outside; they generally produced the
proofs when challenged ; I don't remember
whether any challenges were disregarded by the
officers.
Mr. Mann—Did those persons who produced
proof merely produce their own proof or tne
proofs of a qualified voter who was sworn ?
Witness—No sir, not that I remember; the
proofs that I referred to were naturalization pa
pers and tax receipts.
To Mr. Gerhart—l disremember hearing any
challenges for 503 thing except naturalization pa
pers and tax receipts; one man was challenged
for not being a resident of the division; on being
questioned by Mr. MeGuckin as to where be
lived, it was found that he did not live In the di
vision; they sent him to his own division to vote.
Alexander McClellan, sworn—l live in Philip
street, below Jefitrsoe; I was clerk for the in
spector, Mr. Tombleson; be found me at work; I
went into therelection poU about eight o'clock
A. M.; when I got in the election was going on;
James MeGuckin was conducting it at the win
dow; a list was furniAtial me to write down the
names of voters; I then sat down to write the
names of people who voted; McGuckin had a
clerk when I got there; I got the names of the
persons who voted before I got there, by copy
ing them from MeGuckin'e clerk's book; I did
not (Intuit), displace or drive any clerk
away and take bib place; I only found one clerk
taking nameo when 1 went' in; when the window
closed I copied the names; no explanation was
made , as to why the election had been held by
one set of officers; I went home to get dinner at
twelve o'clock, and was away about twenty min
utes; Mr. Tombleson kept my list, while I was
away; mobile I was there James McGuckin had
the window-book or list of taxables; can't say
whether any person was sworn to prove the resi
dence of a person offering Co vote; I remember
one person. being sworn.
Cross-examined—l did not see the Bret honr'e
vote counted; the pereon who was sworn was
challenged on age: till name was John Sprain or
Strain; I voted about tivelVe o'clock; I voted on
age, and was not sworn; I was the Republican
clerk.
Benjamin Cooper sworn—t reside No. 1418
North Irourth street; I acted as an election offi
cer in. the /Sixth division of the Seventeenth
Ward in the October election, and in Novembn
also; I was return inspector at the request of
Robert Scott; I got to the polls about twenty
minutes after eight o'clock; I went with John
Scott,. ,my clerk ; when I got 'in
there were the majority officers and
John Tombleson ; after we got
ready I helped to cotuit the tickets for the bind
hour; opened the tickets and handed to the
majority inspector; I gave . the figures to the
clerks; and they wrote them down; no explana
tion was given as to how or 'why they had con
ducted an election In the absence of some of the
°Meets; I wall about six feet from the,winds w
when counting the votes; 1 noticed that very few,
persons were sworn during the day; I don't be
lkve that there were six altogether.
Cress•examined-1 beard very few challenges
—I believe not six; I was not elected inspector;
Robert Scott came after me, between half-past
seven and eight o'clock, on the morning of the
election.
John R. Scott sworn—lreside No. 1409 North
Fourth street; I was clerk to Mr. Cooper, return
inspector of the Sixth District of Seventeenth
W ard, at the October electitin Ehourly list shown];
that is the list kept by We; I got there between
five and fifteen minutes after eight o'clock; the
vote for Mayor the first hour, wai 68 for Fox and
8 for Tyndale; for District Attorney, 69 for Shep
pard and B,for. Gibbous; for City„Commbssioner, .
68 for:Weaver and 8 tor Wielluen; for City Con- ,
troller; 68 for Getz avid 8 for Hancock; for City
Setliell.or, 68 for Burger end t fur Worielly .for
PrOthonotary, 69 for Fletcher and 8 ftir Donegan;
letP.O4lW of Texes, 68 for Melloy and 8 for:
Peitz.
Jidra. _Mann announced that the contestants
wptild ask to have these von a striken etf,as being
con(tilty to the act .of ASseinbly, wlileti requires
that in'rho absent* of the °Ulcers, those there
04 wait one hour, and in ih , ,eyent of their pot
cowing ;be people shall bold,tin electiou to sup
ply theirplaces before the election begins.
Witness resumed—l know John Savage; I Wan
present when bis VOW was taken; John Savage
did not vote it in person; I beard the name OM;
I challenged the -vote; the majority inspector
said that I bad spoken tou late, that the vow had
betla put in•the box; John Savage lives atNo.
14(D line) street; he wckrked for Robert Scott,
No. 347 Master etre et;. Robert Scott is my brother.
Adjourned until Friday at 2 o'clock I'.
TikE 13XLVAM COLONIZATION SOCIETY.-
A. meeting of the Board of Managers of this So
ciety was La ld on Tuesday, at the rooms of the
Society, in Walnut street. TIM funds of the So
cletyare reported by the Treasurer to be in bet
ter condition than for several years past. The
following gentlemen were appount 41 delegates to_
attend' tbe annual meeting of the Ault:dean Colo
nizaticm Society, which will be held in 4Vashing
ton City on Tuesday next,viz.: Wm. E Schenck,
D. 43,, W. V Pettit, Esq ~ Alex. Reed. D. D.,
James , Furgussou,Esq ,E. D Marchant,Rsq.,
- Rev. Thomas C. Malcom and Arthur M. Burton,
Esq.... The following , are the officers, of the Penn;
sy I vat itt Sticaty
Tresiden(-IZII K. Price.
relCI-Vsidents—Lerbrord Ralston, John Bell, M.
D.;-James Bayard, George B. Wood, M. D.. SW
phen Colwell, EdwardColes Howard'• Malcom,
D. D., Hugh L. Hodge, M. D'., William 13. Ste
vens, D, Samuel IL Perkins, Joseph Hard-.
son William F. Packer, Alexander Brown. E. F.
RRinns, M. D. ' Archibald Mclntyre, W. L. liel
feteleln, W. LI. Allen. LL. D., David Stewart,
( has. M. Reed, John Marston, U. S. N 4 S. S.
Sehmuelter, D. U. Thos. Sully, John W. Clag
horn, M. Simpson, D. D , James Pollock, Wm.
E. dchenclt, D. D, L. P. Gebbard, M. D. Geo. D.
Boardman, D. D. Thos. M. Howe, 'John A.
Brown, Samuel A. Crozer, Asa Packer, T. De
Witt Talmage, Alfred Cookman, Alfred R. Pot
ter, J. Spencer Kennard, A. Pardee.
Recording Seoretary=John W. Dulles.
Treasurer—John M. Harper.
//wagers—Wm. V. Pettit, Thomas S. Malcom,
Arthur M. Burton, Daniel L. Collier, Baronet E.
Appleton, Edward D. Merchant, Alexander Reed,
D.D., James M.Fragnsson, James M. Pendleton,
D.D. ' J. P. Michellon, John M. Dal
ian, M. D.
Corresponding Secretary and Assistant Treasurer
g--Thomas B. Malcom.
FIRST DAY, OR SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY...4IIO
snnaei meeting of this Society was held yester
dtry. Orgatied at the clime of 1730, on the first
Sunday in March following It opened two schools.
Sebecquently a third school was established. In
O(tober, 1791, a committee of this society peti
Honed the Legislature to establish free schools .
The petition set forth "that the proper educa
tion of youth is an object of the first importance,
particularly in free countries, as the surest pre
servative of the virtue, liberty and happiness of
the pcdple. l7
bat the salutary - effects of Sunday schools in
this city have furnished evidence, that schools
established at the public expense are the most
t ffeetual an me of diffusing the blessings of Illu
mination among the mass of the people; ana
prayed that the Legislature would make provi
sion by law for their support.
The schoOls established by this society were
continued until 1815, when they began greatly to
decline, because a number of yourg men and
women had opened similar Achools. In 1819 the
last school was dosed, and from that time to the
present the funds of the society have been used
in assisting poor and needy Sunday schools in
the city to procure books. Every application
made is referred to a visiting committee before
an eppropriatton is made. Daring the past year
the Board ol Visitors acted 'on forty-eight appli
callous for aid, and appropitited bobks to the
~mount of $6BO 60, or an average of $l4 18 to
each school. Of the schools thus aided, 'thirty
eye were mission schools, and thirteen connected
Ith feeble churches, embracing 560 teachers and
5 497 scholars: The Treasurer reported the re
ceipts from all sources to be $845 61, and the ex
pel:tiller( s $678 10, leaving a• balance of 6223 78.
The officers' elected for the 'present year are ;
President, James Peters; Vice President, Isaac
Ashmetid ; Treeitturer, Charles J. Sutter; Secre
tary, Alexander Kirkpatrick; Board of Visitors,
Messrs. JaMee Peters, Jacob EL Sex, Joseph Shir
ley, William D. Thomas, Edwin T, 8. Lentz,
Alexander Kirkpatrick, L. Knowles, R. A. Kyto,
A. Martin, F. Schofield, W. F. Gadd* A. H.
Faulkner.
PRESVNTATIONS.—Connected with the Chestnut
Street Skating Rink is a very efficient and gen
tlemanly foreman, Mr. Fred. Brodie. Ile has
ocen with them since the commencement of their
eperat ions, at Twenty-third and Chestnut streets.
His quiet and gentlemanly deportment has won
for him the esteem of all who have had business
to transact with the contractors, and his justice
in the performance of his duties as foreman has
übtaint d for him the affection of the employe's.
As an eNidence of this, be was presented a few
days since with a very handsome testimonial, in
the shape of a magnificent watch and chain,by the
mplo3 es of the Rink and a few of his personal
friends. On Friday evening last, they were in
vited to partake of his hospitality at the Rink,
where an elegant collation was set out. Mr.
Jones, the Rink architect and engineer, was
present, and made an address to the guests, pro
poeing the health of the host, which was received
with three reusing cheers. Mr. Frank Patton,
the steond foreman, was also made the recipient
of a very handsome watch and chain, from the
sante source.
YETl:a:rs FOE WATEN ISSUED IN 1868.—During
the past year the Register of Water, Mr.
Keyser, IEBNI'd 8,304 permits for the introduction
of water. The following shows the number
grant( d In each ward for new buildings: First
Ward, 209; Second, 38; Third, 6; Fourth, 7;
Fif , h. 3; Sixth, 9; Seventh. 49; Elghth,39; Ninth,
41; Tenth, 11; Eleventh, 2; Thirteenth, 12; Four
teenth, 9; Fifteenth, 219; Sixteenth, 17; Seven
enth 20; Eighteenth, 100; Nineteenth, 455;
Twentieth, 578; Twenty-first and Twenty-eighth,
46; Twenty-second -70; Twenty-third, 68; Twee
ty-fourth and Twenty-seventh, 284; Twenty-fifth,
59; Twenty-sixth, 530, making a total of 2,941.
The other permits were for the following,atuong
other purposes: baths 1,587; wash-paves, 1,160;
water closets, 792; basins, tubs and sinks, 913;
steam engines, 53; stables, 113.
CAucus NOllllNATlONS.—Yesterday afternoon
the Republican members of Select and Common
Council held a caucus, and made the following .
nominations:
Directors of the North Pennsylvania Railroad
0. R. Wilson and Jacob Riegel.
Directors of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
—Charles F. Norton, J. W. Gash.'ll and J. Alex
ander Simpson.
Superintendent of Trusts—Charles Oat.
[Translated for the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.)
itiOUBSHOLD BEIIIPEI3.
"Mozart has loft a void in hie opera of 'The noose
of Cairo,'" writes one of our lady readers from
(ilatlg - ny—a young madame who tells us that she
cooks in gloves, and is better at the piano than
the saucepan. "It is your turn to all it by giving
the best way of disposing of the remains of a
roast goose."
Your desire is a command, madame. In roast
goose, we always commence by eating the breast
and wings; we only need arrange for the "drum
sticks" and the backbone.
Stew of Roast Goose with Remou lade Sauce.—
The cold pieces slightly trimmed with a knife,
seasoned with salt and pepper, a little fat stirred
in, sprinkled with bread crumbs, then boiled, are
served with the following sauce:
Chop pareley,young onions, head of garlic and
mushrooms, if you have them, put all in a sauce
pan with a lump of butter and a little flour; stir
the whole over the fire and moisten slightly with
scup-stock and a spoonful of olive oil. Let it
l oil up . a few times. season with salt,pepper, and
grattd nutmeg, and at the moment of .serving a
little mnstatd well mixed. :
As to the bones and other fragmentN Abe beat
wsy is alter having cut theru'up,to make a gravy,
I
in in t a momenta little breast , of pork cut in
dice, then the pieces of goose, moisten:with soup
or water, season with suit, pepper and pot-herbs,
add either pared potatoes or blanched turnips,
and serve es soon as the vegetables are cooked. •
In all these preparations the fat of the goose
is a perfect substitute fer butter.—Petit Journal.
—The Californians look with contempt upon
the new v( locipede. "They"will do very well,"
says au editor, "for Pads, where many people
cannot atfold to keep horses, and could not ride
themeery well If they did: but they will
never' do in California, where boys of ten
years of age ride full-crown horses at the top of
their spetd around the streets. How would a
nom wio lies felt his Mood stirred by a ten-mlle
dafb In a California saddle feel' on fluffing himself
numiling liiteseif through the comets like a
PeL0(11-bay?. WO would us soon think of riding
e broom-haudlo, or a rocking hobby-horao."
TUE:PALLY '...E4Y.EINIING 4.3IILLET,INHPII.T.LAPAMTiA;: - T ilvj:tWA_V-,..j.LN.X.:VAIWY 14, 1869.
General Grant's!. 'order on the Deoith. of
General itgusseau•
The following has been issued: ' '
11FADQUAE1Blt8 OF THU ALDAY, A. G. o.,Wasii
(Aaron, D. C. - ; -- Jan. 9, 1869.--General Orders, No.
21—With great regret the General of the Army
abnonnces the death of, Brigadier and Brevet
Major-General L. H. Ronsteatt, .United dtttes
Army, at New Orleans, La., on the 7th Just.,
after a brief illness.. General Rousseau
•
served his country through', two wars.. Io _the
war with Mexico he was appointed Captain in
the Second Indiana Volunteers, enrolled by his
perional, . efforts, and with it :pelfo rmed
gallant service on the well remembered
field of Buena Vista. Ho again cc
tend the set rice among the - first to EDS WOF ttIU
call for volunteers, September 9: 1861, as Colonel
of the Filth Kentucky Infantry, a regiment en
roll: d in his native State through his exertions
and by the.itilaenee of his patriotle - exaMPle. He
'MS appoicited Brigadier-General' of Volunteers,
October 1,1861. He was, in 'November, assigned
to command the FourthErlgade,Seeoral
Army, of the Ohlo, aud distieguished himself in
the battle,of Shiloh,. TentlesSei3,i x}11`17,:1862.4•
He was'assigned to the command of 'the Third
Division, Army'of the Ohio, int July ,, 1862, and
vi as conspicuous for his gallantry in the'enemy's
attack at Chaplain Hills; ..Ktitittickvithe Bth of
October, 1862. He was appointed' 'Major-
Gentral of volunteers: for his coaductin'this bat
tie. At the head of the Third Division of-Gen.
G. 13. Thomas's command, Army of the;Ohio: he
partielpattd in the batUe of Murfreesboro, Dec.
111, 1862. May 19, 1863, he was assigned to the
command of the First Division of the Fourteenth
Corps,.winch he conducted in the ardnoda march
from Murfreesboro In pursuit of 'the enemy, clu
ing the summer of 1863. He commanded the
District of Nashville, Tenn.;-and Middle Tonnes
see from November, 1863, till lhertiotie of the re
bellion, and in July, while in command of a cav
alry expedition,' he succestsfallY - destroyed the
railroad communications ,attdi military sterol!, of
the enemy, near Opelika, Alabama. •
Haying resigned after the termination of the
war, November 30, 1865, he Was - appointed,
March 28, 1867, brigadier general 'in thelegniar
army, and breveted major-general. for gallaut
and meritorious services during the war: As
slen(A to the command of the Department of
Limislana July 28, 1868, ( he died while
n the discharge of the Important
trusts thus devolving upon him.
As military honors appropriate to the memory
of the deceased, thirteen mixfhte guns will be
tired, commencing at meridian, and the national
flag will be displayed at half-staff from the same
IR. fir till sunset, on the day'after the receipt of
this order, at each post within the Department
sit Louisiana. Officers of the army serving in
tbe same department will wear the prescribed
badge of mourning for thirty, days.
By command of General Grant.
F.. D. TOWNSEND, •
Assistant Adjutant-Ganeral.
The insurrection in Cuba
HAVANA, Jan. 12.—bates from Neuvitas to the
10th have been received. The command.of Vol
maseda was unable to reach Sibanion, and wei
surrounded and hard pressed by the insurgents.
A portion of the Matanzas volunteers have
gone over to the rebels.
It is reported that the troops are returning,and
that they are destroying the buildings and plan
tations on the line of march. Arms are frequently
landed for the insurgents.
HAVANAI Jan. 13.—The police were recently
in fetal( d teat there was a secret deposit of arms
in a house in Carmen street. They proceeded to
the spot, and found there two hundred carbines
and revolvers, and other weapons, together with
ammunition, Ste. On attempting to take posses
si on el the arms. yesterday, they were firerl upon
by the poirulace,a policeman and a soldier killed,
and two citizens wounded,one mortally. The arms
were finally taken away and quiet restored. The
persen who led the attack on the polleetas been
arrested. A steamer has arrived at .Santiago de
Cuba with important news.. , According to the
despatehts , received by the government, Villa
Cobre has been retaken by the Spanish troops.
Official accounts also represent that Valmaseda
defeated the rebels at Sibarrion,'Csiscoro , and On
ninnies. He then marched into T.anas arid' effected
a junction with , the forces of Colonel Lone. The
united forcetehad commenced to advande on Bay
ern°. A report from • Manzanillo declares that
Valmasedo has actually captured Bayern°.
It is also reported that the revolutionary chief
tains, Lespedesand Aguilera,,were in the vicinity
of Manzanillo, and had offered to surrender to
Valmaseda, on condition that their present rank
in the Spanish army be guaranteed them.
This account is discredited as incompatible
with the reported character of the men, and it is
dtemed Improbable that their companions
would permit such action. The official re
ports of affairs in the interior are flatly contra
dicted by the advices privately received
by friends of the insurgents in this city. It is
denied that Valmaseda has captured Bayern°. It
is maintained, on the contrary, that he has been
defeated, with the loss of many men, and the loss
of his artillery and baggage train. The next
steamer from Santiago will bring further news,
and is anxiously awaited.
Bavaria, Jan. 13.- The steamer Juniata sailed
to-day.
sugar continues in demand. Exchange is de
clining.
American Prisoners in Turkey.
To the Editor of the N. Y. Tribune.—Sia. : Not
long ago a letter appeared in the columns of
your estimable journal under the signature of
a certain Lamar, detailing a doleful account of
arbitrary proceedings, acts of barbarity and
brutal ferocity, said to have been committed by
certain Turkish officials toward an innocent and
respectable citizen of the United States, while
engaged in a scientific exploration under a cer
tain British Col. O'Reilly.
I herewith have the honor to transmit to you a
copy of a letter, which His Excellency, BI scqtre
Bey, the Turkish Minister at Washington, sends
me from the father of this victim of Turkish b tr
barity, with a request that you will, in justice,
also publish the same for the just appreciation of
your numerous readers.
Permit me also to add a fact, which your cor
reEpordcnt was careful not to mention, and your
readers will doubtless be somewhat surprised to
learn, that this same Mr. Lamar, allae Canfield,
was, a year ago, United States Consul at the
['hams, in Greece. OtICANYAN,
Consul-General.
New York, Jan. 9,1869.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, 1869.—Mr. Minister :
About starting to Constantinople, I thank you
for the letter you had the kindness to Rive me for
the Grand Vizier, and to aid me in relieving my
son, liir.‘Clinfleld, alias Charles Lamar, from the
cad situation In which he has voluntarily placed
himielL confesi , that he hes violated the laws
of the empire, and of hospitality, by his guilty
conduct in Syria. acknowledge that if ho had
knowingly committed the guilty acts of which
he is justly seemed, he• Would have no right to
claim the•indulgence of the Imperial authorities,
nor those of his own country; bat the excuse
which' I propose to offer in his favor,- mid I have
ample evidence of it, is , temporary insanity,
which relieves the accused from all moral respon
sibility for his acts before any court of justice,
however heinous those acts may be In the eyes of
the law.
1 have the honor to be your very obedient ser
vant, , 18114ned
MITCHELL M. CANFIELD.
To His Excellency Blacque , Bey, Ste„ &c., &c.
Arrival of the Body of the Late Darwin
Einney.
The Tribune says: The remains of the Hon.
Darwin A. Finney, member of the House of Rep
resentatives from Meadville, Pd., arrived in New
York, on board the ship City.ol New York, trom
Antvierp, on Sunday last, consigned to Colonel
N
Prince. o. 2, Astor House. Mr. Finney was
born in Shrevisiburr, Vt., in 1814, and removed
to Meadville n 1888; was elected to the
State Senate In 18b1 and again in 1857, serving
until 1860. In 1866 he was elected to Con
gress, but on account of -111-hoaltli; was in his
seat but a few liege during the short mission of
1867. In the Autunite& 1867 his shattered con
stitution demanded his 'retirement, and in com
pany with his accomplished wife, he sailed for
Europe. Ho died on the 25th day of eu.cust,
1868. His wife, perfectly prostrated, sailed for
home, as soon SS she WAS able to travel, and the
rt mains of her nusband were sent after her.
leaving Antwerp about the 22d day of November.
The body is in a metallic case, and teat is
it, ( l oß d in lead. A permit has been granted by
the Board of Health and the Collector of the Port
to land the remains, and they will be brought
ashore prebubly. on Thursday evening or Fri lay
molting. et which time they will be deposited in
Trinity Church , until Saturday morning, when
til,pioorlate services will be held, and the Con
kredftinui Committee will then remove them to
Lau r el HUI Cemetery.- wherei with' the pOrmis•
Mon of hire. Finney, , they will be
deposlied in art vault Thu 'Congressional
Committee - appeinted'. to --take charms
of theremaiiiii ate; 'The S. Newton Potttt
Of Pinnolvania, Chairman; the' Hon. G. W.
Woodward, of Pcnnsylvania; the Hon. Charles
O'Neill, of Penfisylvaniti; the lion. J: Lawrence
Getz, of. Pennolvania, and the lion. James G:
Blaine, of Maine. There is a barn possibility that
the burial case may riot be taken from the vessel
until Saturday morning, In which event no ser
vices' will be held in this city., as the coffin will
be immediately tahen'to the'cars and tranarerred
to Philadelphia. Should cervices be held, due
notice will be given.
SKATING RINKS.
CHESTNUT ST. BINE ASSOCIATION.
ACOO - - $lOO EACH;
PREsucerr—llox. JOSEPH T. THOMAS.
TREASIIIIRIS-13. JIAMBIETT.
DLKECTORB.
W. O. MOODUEAD. JOTIN FALLON. •
•mkorrnEw BAIRD. D. itammerr,
D. , DARCLAY, HON. J.:11, CAMPBELL
HON. J. T. THOMAS. LUTHER DOCK,
H. E. BROWNE.
A Limited Amount of Stools For Sate.
The Company who own the
Splendid New Skating Rink,
Corner of Chestnut and Twenty-third /ti.,
have Instructed us to offer a limited amount of the stock
for sale In ewes of One Hundred Dollars each. A
largo amount of money has been expended in the area
tion of therbuilding, which 14 - 220 by 110 feet. The main
ball is 10 feat high. It is confidently expected that the
Rink will be ready for use on Christmas Day.
Each share of stock will be entitled to an advance divt
deed, payable 3 tarty, of twenty per cent. (t2O) in tickets.
Such dividends may be taken in single. reason. or coupon
tickets. which are transterable.
Regarding the encceas of the project there can be no
dot be, as the building is intended for s public hall, to be
aced for concerts, church lairs, festivals, conventions, sg•
ricultural exhlbitfons, eta.
It is undotstood that numerous inatituticns of a similar
chat acter in various ports of the country have been quite
remunerative, and It is confidently believed that this will
not prove en exception.
Further particulars can be obtained at our office.
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
BANKERS.
No. 40 South THIRD Street
dcl9lm
MIAOMPIFIVIZII. IRON. athe
MERRICK & SONA,
'I3OIO7IOIWARK FOUNDRY.
430 WABHINGTON Aventle,_Phlladelphla,
MANISFACTI.
STEAM KNGINES—High and Low Pressure, Horizon:a&
Vertical. Beam. Oscillating. Blast and Cornish Pump
Lug.
BONERS—Cylinder. Fine,
STEAM Hamm • 1113.-Nannyth avy 'styles. and of
ail riZen.
'..ASTINGS—Loani. Dry and Green Sand, Brass. Aso.
ROOFS—Iron Frames. for covering with Slate or iron.
TANGS--0f Cast or Wrought Iron. for reflnerioa water
oil. grc.
GAS MACHINERY—Such as Retorts. Bench Costing&
Holders and Frames, Purifiers. Coke and Charcoal Bar
rows, Valves, Governors, Arc.
SUGAR MACHINERY--inch as Vacuum Pans are
Pumps, Defecatorsdione Black Filters. Burners, Wash •
Oarsd Elevators s Bag Filters. Sugar and Bono Mack
&c.
Sole manufacturers of the following ster-altles:
in Philadelphia and vicinity. of William Wright". Pateui
Variable Cutoff Steam
In Permsgrlvania. of Shaw s i Vrustioe'sPatecitDeadStroke
Po Hamner: " •
In the w U er
nited States, of Westonse Patent Belts:entering
and Self-balancing Contrifujosißugar draining llochinc.
Glass & Barton' Improvement on Arpin:van di woolsegges
Barton Patent Wrotarcin Retort Lid.
Btratuans Drill birinding East.
Contractors for the datum erection. and fitting up at Be
fineries fOr wOrking Sugar or Molasses.
i()PER AND !MAL SHE&TIIING.
Brazier's Copper Nails. Sam audhugatcopper, stn.
'tautly on hand and for sale by W.L'iBY WOIBOII
Co.. No. MS South Wharves.
DIO 1R014.-40 AARIVE, NO. 1 SCOTCH PIG IRON—
I and Garnbroe brands. ForAale in lota to
suit by yIiTER WRIGHT 4 dONS.IIS Walnut street,
Fbiladclrbia. not° ti
EDUCATION.
THE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY.
SOUTH 13ETHLEHEM. PA.
The Second Term will open ou WEDNESDAY, Feb.
8d,1130. the special schools of Clvii Engineering. Me,
(banked Engineering, Mining and Analytical Chemistry
are in full operation for advanced Students seeking a p.n.
fessional outgo. Practical instruction in the Machine
chop and Rolling Mill, and in Railway Engineeting
the road. is combined with theoretical exercises gib the
class room. Apply to
HENRY COPPEE,LL.
President
JeiB lump§
VOUMI MEN AND BOYS' ENGLISH. CLASSICIA4
.I. Mathematical and Scientific Institute. 12( MOIM
VERMIN street. Instruction thorough. Preparation
(or business or college.
Rev. JAMES G. SHINN. A. M.,
degtu the PrincipaL
lA/ EST PENN SQUARE ViGLIBLI AND CLABBICAL
TY School for Young Men and Boys, Southwest corner
of Market and Merrick etreeta Pupils admitted at any
time. GEORGE EASTRt,RN, A. D.PrlnctpaL jail lmo•
J
oIIN M. FOX. M. D .,
611 &Oh Fifteenth street,
will give instructions in French and German. at any
place deeired. to gentlemen wishing a knowledge of these
inngusges, with a view to the guedical profession. Fhb
to a desirable opportunity. noB4.tff,
■NSTisvCTion,
pEt NBYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, AT
CREbTER, DELAWARE COUNTY, PA
(Fer Boarders only.)
Benton re-opens THURSDAY, January 7th.
The Buildinse are new and very complete In all their
apt ointments.
'thorough instruction in the English Branches. A very
thOIOUAh course In Mathematics. Mechanics, Chemistry
and Civil Engineering. Ancient and Modern Languages
optional. Careful attention is given to the moral and re•
Irgioue culture of cadeW
OrenLaza may be obtained of
JAM PETERSON E5Q.,f336 Cheetnut et..
T. E.. ESQ., 806 Chestnut et..
or of COL. TUEO. 11 YArr,
&Rata President P. M. A.
LIORSEMANSHIP SCIENTIFICALLY
taught at the Philadelphia Riding School. eourth
street above Vine. The horses are quiet and
thoroughly trained. For hire. saddle horses. Also car.
tinges at all times for weddings, ow-ties. opera. f uneraisa
&c. Horses trained to thesaddle.
Ti:lOldAS ORAIGE & SON.
NIVOICIAL.
QlO. P. RONDINELLA. TELCO= OF SR DING. PEI
iuerate kraans and classes. Residence, 808 tr.
sule:thr4
DiVMS.
PURE PAINTS.—WE OFFER TO TOW TRADE PERE
White Lead, Zinc, White and Colored Paints of our
own manufacture. of undoubted purity, in quantities to
cult purchaser& ROBERT 13110EMAKER & co.. Deakin
ha Paints 'and Varnishes. N. EL corner Fourth and Race
rtrCeta. n 0274
.1)111)13ABB ROOT. OF RECENT IMPORTATION AND
U very superior White Gum Arable. East la.
elit Candor Oil, White an d Mottled Castile /soap. Gaye Oil
of iaidutus brands. For , sale by ROBERT SHOENAKER,
& iCO., Druggists. Northeast corner Fourth and Rime
noSla
thUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.— GRADUATES, MORTAR,
JJ Pill Tiles. Combs, Brushes, Mirrors, Tweezers. Puff
Boxes., Horn Scoop& Surgical instruments. Trusses. Hard
suod Soft Rubber Goods, Vial Cases. Glass and 'Metal
Syringes. all at "First Hands" prices.
SNOWDEN & BROTHER,
spa ti 23 South Eighth street,
OREET SHOEMAKER & CO., WHOLESALE
Ernaillefs. Northeast corner Fourth and Race etreete,
invite the attention of the Trade to their,_larite deck of
Fine Drugs and Chemicals, Essential QUA, pizonses. Corks,
&v.
tu.s.traws, tamusatimmaiwas• &to
LLOTH STORE—JAMES di LEE, No; U NORTH
SECOND street, have now on hand a large and choice
assortment of Nall and Winter particularly ad
apted to the Merchant Taller Trad comprising 'in park
kttrieb.aelbiark and American Ulo of every .desoriP•
don. OVERWATINGEt.
.ItlackFreuch Castor Beavers. • • -
Colored French Castor Beavers
•Londen . Bitte•Pllot Cloths. e - ,
Black-and Colored Chinchillas.
Blues. Black and Dahlia. Moscow's.
PANTALOON STUFFS.
Black French Cassimeres.
Do do. Doeskins. -
/Fancy Ctuusimerce now stYlos. •
'llteel Mixed DlNeklus.
Cussimeres for suite. new styles.
11.4 and 64 Doeskins, best makes.
Velvet Cords,ileav erteens, Italian Cloths.
Canvas, withevery variety of other trinunings, adapted
to Men's and Boys wear. to which we invite the atten
lion of Merchant Tailors and others, at wholesale and
retail. AMß
JS gf
•
No! 1 North Second street: •
- nrlltf ' elan of the flolden Lamb..
vvs
FiNiug4BUsurgaialldll
'''JOS'H. nu
bY
for
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lOBJRdU~wY[O
00.
, /UgICrgETINENI'II'a•
24./ENNEWHOItM , • ' '
GRAND NAL 11148qpir.
~I ILL
TAKE 2 P-LAOE ON
- • , JANTIAIitYI4.IB69.
AntitlOAli .6.OAbEDIY MOSIO
Price or Bebe crlption Min aging a gentleman andel*
lady. Additional, ladkus , ,ticitets, ell each. apectatere
tickets. 541 tents earn.
lelt els of Admission. by Pubsetiptlon only, can Ile eh.
taintd of tho Boa lug members and h,nerary managns:
W 11.11 AM J. IFI oasrm erti.Esq:.' Fil th and ()hem streets.'
L. ktrAnotur. hrq.. Fourth Atutift.see streets.
A. B Itasonitanson, letN Uhestaut street.
MAUK It. 4100ata, Ltdgor'ulfloh.
HATIMANIIB barr. entwom. above Sixth streak
it. 'l'. EOUI4II , r, 610 Atch street.
Louts :Wenn if, 117 North second etreet.
J. A. Foifilratz, r co. POO Chestnut ktreet.
A. J. Gamin, No. 607 No th necond street. • •
itant.Es I. ItOTIL 214 New street. -- - _
A. WEILIENMAYEIL. Fifth' and Cherry streete.'
LlrB W ALK Eft 712 Uneistnut street.
lls 'J. IL llowsun grrrume, '2hirty•tbird and Market
streets, l'hiladophia.
a.linnunwrultnn. 6. W. corner Fourth and nace.
SCRAEFFEA & KOU.ADI , corner rourth and Wood.
A. U. k EVHB. No. 10 otrawberry affect
(triclinia ..v..aprocnirr. No. 716 Chentnut street.
V. '9 1 . , ;'A4.1 avumen. No. 026 Chertntit street.
Ltitunem otroann, .No. 9 it.tik street.
Naws•STAND. Voutittontal; Mr. Uovert.
C. A/ Dx bruria..cheetuut street.
N.'il:-4.larrisces will a..t dawn heads south. and take
up Made 'north. • ' labtf
fautarmixine PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
Organised.
hinrporated
,0 etober 14.1853
........... Jatuaty 8. 1869
THE FIRST GRAND CONCERT
of this Society will take place on
SA/VW/Al ENO January.ll3.lBo.
AT Tli E ACA 01011 Or fdliclltL
A magnificent Oran:anti of
rw - 6 -
FIRST CLASS ARTISTS, under hodiron of Mr. Nr.
G. DILTRIVIL will render h en ßeetov's
SEVENTH SYMPHONY
in a manner of excellence that has never been equalled
in this city.
Or With CAMXLLA
This young - Incextraordinary iiiirdirat — whose artist.
tic performance has won the admiration of the world.
u ill make hie first impeeranco this reason. Having ac
cepted an engagemtnt in Auatralls, this will ho the only
opportunity of hearing her.
A brilliant PIANO tit/1.0, executed by
nr" Mr. C. JARViB...aa
Whose exquisite touch and perfect execution justifies ills
celebrib. 'I be combination coMprisen ono of the finest
PregrammoB that has been offered to the Philadelphia
puh le
slue° Tickets .... ..... —...—......... ..............$6 CO
Tkket admitting Two Persons— ........... 10 00
Su brcri hers Latta Tickets to eachColicert. ...... 100
Mis) gle ickets to each Rehearsal 63
Tickets to Non Subacribers to earb Concert 1 60
Per tale at the 0 11 ie° of the bociety, No 1102 COES I'
NUT btreet, three days previous to. the Concert, and at
the Aced. any of Music, on the lOch of January.
Pubecribers received at the 011ie&
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Concert to begin at 8 pre
cisely
N. B.—NO RESERVED BEATS.
jot Pig J. A. GETZ, Secretary.
pAREPA.ROSA AT CONCERT HALL
PAREPA-RlitlA (X)IstiERTS.
L. DE V1V0... .. . . . . . MANAGER
Male. PAREPA-tilifibi. f av orit e; and most
popular Cantatrice. on her triumphant return to Phila.
delphie, overland from California. after an unparalleled
succesiful remuni of Opera and Concerts on the Pacific
coast and Western States, will give in the city of her
former triumphs positive/ y only
TWO ORAND CONCERTS,
WEDNESDAY and TRUtSDAYJanuary 13th and 11th.
Mme. PAEP.PA-RCSA will be assisted by
Mr. BROOKHOUSE BOWLER, English Tenor.
Sig. P. EgIOtANTI, the Brilliant Baritone.
Mr. CARL ROSA. VG,Unist.
Mr. PATTISON.the OistinguLshed Pianist
blr. GEORGE W. COLBY. Accompanist, and
Mr. J. LEV if
031 a Snit appearance in Philadelphia),
from London, 'he greatest Comet.a.Ptsion player in the
mid, engaged at 'great (tapelike expressly for ?map&
Rona a Concert Screen.
Admi.eron $1; Reserved Beat.). $1 bO. The sale of awe
will COMM Lce on MONDAY. at 9 A. bd., at Trumpler's
Music Store,. Chestnut street.
CARL WOLFISCHN'S
THIRD GREAT MATINEE
will be given
NEXT FRIDAY AFTERNOON.Ifith In?., at 4 o'clock.
FOYER OF THE ACADEMY Or ARM%
when he will be aveinted by the distinEtolohed *rester,
MR. EDWARD COLONNE and
HERR RUDOLPH HENNIT.
..ONE DOLLAR
ADMISSION
M RS. JOHN DRIMPEI ABCH STREET THBottum EATRE
at 734
EN °BMOCS HOUSES.
ENTIEDSIASTIC AUDIENCES.
FOURTH. WEEK Abu CONTI!. UEV SUCCESS OF
Attguetin Dalre Loral, Play.
A FLASH CP LIGHTNING.
IT WILL DE GIVEN TO.DitGHT
With its NEW SCIEt• ERY..
INTRICATE MACEIVERY.
Panorama of the Hudson River.
Scenes in the Melt Cellar.
The Enidne•Room. The Race.
Thb 80. aims Boat. The Rescue.
AND A GREAT CAST.
SEATS SECURED nl2l LAYS IN ADVANCE.
-
W A.L.NUT STREET THEATRE. Begins at 734 o'clock.
THIS aIIURSDASTEVENING. Jan. 14.
UNEQUIVOCAL tn/UUEda OF
Dion Boncicault's Great eensational Mama of
AFTER DARK; OR. LONDON BY MOUT.
J. E. MoDuNOUGH e 5....... .... .. .. . . —.OLD TOM
i%
1• scenery by_ RS. Smith an d ieheeThmze; ma.
chin ry by Alex. Wilson • Music by Simoadiasaler.
in rcer to acconmodaka a those wbo reside in adjacent
cities SATURDAY
towns. there w be a daylight DOTIOTILIBLICO
0 SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at 2 ONULOOIL.
THEATRE COMIQUE.
SEVENTH STREET. below Arch. Commence at 7.1.5
JC. GREG' • RY.. . . Lemma and Manager
CROWDED 'NIGMTLY TO WITNESS
MISS bUtlaN HALTON
AND COMIC ENGLISH OPER& COMPANY.
OFFENBACH'S "Sti" *U."
Preceded by a Sparkling Comet:Setts.
FRlDA,Y—Deoefit of SUSAN GAUP /N—'.l OPERA 3.
"65" MATINk.E SATURDAY AT S.
MUSICAL FUND DMA.
CARL BENI Z AND MARK DABBLER'S
GRAND ORG'EtkriTRA MATINEER,
E fourl, SATURDAY . AT gt . P.
Package of Tickets. et. Single A.O Pion, ES Cents
For sale at 1102 Chestnut street lel4f
ACADEMY OFFINCHESTE ARTS._
NUT Street. above Tenth.
Open from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Benjamin Wed% Great Pietnre of
CHRIST REJECTED
still on exhibition. 7e2241
GfItJERMANIA ORCHEbTRA. PUBLIC REHEARSALi3
at the Horticultural Hall, every Wedueeday, at 354
P. M.
HORTICULTURAL HALL.
Tickets sold at the door and all principal music store&
Packages of five. $1; single, 25 cents. Engagements can
be made by_ addressing G. BABTERT. 1101 Monterey
WITTIG'B Music Store, 1021 Chestnut street. er
ANDWS Music Store, 1104 Cheetnutetreet. ocl7.tfe
itiOILICAN VARIANT THEATRE. '
W:AY EVENIN I I and
kTURDAT AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMB ATION TROUPE.
in Bra
nd Ballets. Ethiopian Burleaquai. gaup. Dank,
tbrainaat &et,. Pantotaimes. &a
erIEULAJLI ti OVA 43/Ebr
sittgr INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE OF
'""'"'"' PENNSYLVANIA..
iJarree.av 18, 1869.
The following gentlemen have been duly elected Direct.
ore of this company, for the year 1869:
MECUMS FOR THE YEAR 1869.
HENRY D. SkIERRERD,
CHARLES MACALESIER.
WILLIAM 8. SMITH,_
• GEORGE H. STUART.
SAMUEL GRANT. J a.
THOMAS B. WATIr ON.
HENRY G. FREEMAN.
CHARLES B. LEWIS
. N
C. GEORGE C. CARSO N}
EDWARD C. KNIGHT.
JOHN AUS roc;
CHRISTIAN J. HOFFMAN.
RICHARD DALE BENSON.
At a meeting of the Boat d of Directors, held this day.
floury D. Sherrerd, Eeq., war, nnemituoualy rselected•ae
Preridens of the Company.
jalAatt HARPER, Secretary.
.sagipp- PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COIdPANY.
No. 111 bOUTH FOURTH - STREET.
At an annual Election held First Mouth 11th, 11919, the
following , riersorui were elected Directors of the above
named Company to serve th ree Years . : '
T. Tartar Brown, I Henri 11111nea,
_ Chat lee F. Coffin, RichMond. Indiana,
The.frllowing Directors laold over:
Samuel It. 'Albion Wm. C. Ivetroth,
I
Richard Cadbury, ' • ' ~ Joshua IL orris,
Richard Wood. ' - William Hacker.
And ;at a subeequent meeting ot the Board of DireetOrs,
tne tgliowing officers were unanimously elected:
SAMUEL R. 13,111PLEY, President.
WM. C. LONOSTRETEL Vice President
jalZilt (Signed) ROWLAND PARRY,, Actuary.
ikiar• • OFFICE OF TUE LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL
AND IHON VOISPANY. .•
,;. January 2,1869.1 N
The annual meeting of the ntockholdera of the Leona
Mountain Coal and Iron Company :wilt be held at the
office of the CoMpany. N0..280 8. 'fbird street, on MON
DAY. the first day of February next, at LI o'clock, M.,
when an election will be held for.Direetore.
• EDWAnD SWAIN
3a2 tBO4
13 ecretary.
agoi- OIL RUN PETROLEUM COMPANY.---Aw
jou , nod reeetiog of the. Stockholders of the Com:
nem , will ho held at the PHILADELPHIA EXiIIiANCIE.
on THURSDAY, January 213411389, at 12 o'clock, to vote
011 the qu,-Etion of the return to the . Stockholders of the
balance of the Working Fund (no* . aboltt 8180.000), in the'
Londe of the Treasurer. , All
portion in 'favor of • distri
buting the 4 %lad are invited to call, without delay. at No.
:482 Chei , tuut aired, to confer with _
Jai+ 12 14 18 18 20 6tli " MANY El COOICHOLEttI.
ger OFFICE OF TIDE PENNEWLYANIA. COMPANY
for In ancea on Liven and, uranting sW
804 Walnut ;acct. •, "
• - •' PIVILADET.IIIIk; Doc. 3t, 1868.
The Annual Meeting of the ritocithoiderti of thta Com
pany %ill take place at their Wilco' No; gat \Valiant street
ou MONDAY'. tile Nib day of January ; 1e69 , at 12.0 , c10ck.
M.; and at the alone tituo'itu election - win. hold' for,
thirteen Directora to eervo the enanitzgar.D
' -
it,t 4 ' , ,4CtUarl•
per.),1511%., DAMS B. OABB6DAY
Dhan Bin: The understated would regard with setts
faction your consent toe Locture, dnd hereby invite you
to d.liver Qualm° et such a tinto ear may cOnalet with
your convenience.
Rsepectiutiv yours.'
PETELI TAMBON,
W liOta Of. Ii.ENT tf..Uktr; td. D.. - •
T
OU A tiLK s iNtIEHISOI.I4
' DAVIDPAt7.BIOWN.
(114088 c hl,
FEItOINAM t.. traTilgltifTOV
HAHLP.B K. LE:X.
J. H. I.IPPIINta
Wlt' W.+ ARUINt
MUliTtiN MOM
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bli liN/CLUT.
,
Rit:LiAltll B. bl
ALLEN CCU . •
Ett:LiakoVAUX,
IlEw RY itUDD. •
YhTEE
• XnAls:olBOUßOLifil gairra t ta.l) 4 ,
- • •
JANUARY 1.80.
u
Peter WllllarArop. Eeq ., and others.
Otaertasre: 111'retly to your luvitattoni;'..rheit terra
tollay, %chile thanking you for the kinducee winch die.
tated it, that I accept 14
Very, rpoyealully your& ,
• • 13; eiSSEDAY.
DAVIS S. CAI/MIME
WILL. LECTURE AT
• . (.101VERF 114414
TRUE WOMANHOOD.
MONDAY EYENING. January 18th.
TICKETS, Fl rine DENTS. to 'be had at -Tronloteek
Movie Store, 9EI Cheetnut street. or at the debr. jall.7t;
we. OFFICE OF THE PIIII,ADELPIIIAAND
Treble:l Railroad Company, Ito. 214 South Data
,
wire avenue.
PITILADRIXIIIA, Jan. HMO.
At the Annual Meetingof the ntJekuoldera.held - tfits
day, the following gentlemen were unanimously elected
Diregion for the calming Year:—
Vincent L. Bradford. Ara J. Eleit,
William 11. Hart, John O. Mayen%
I.l..ostarner. Benjamin Fish.
Charles Macaleeter. John M. itead,,
John Docrance. I Aohbel
Wit/lam tf. Freeman. - Albert W. Markley. --
And at a euctequent meeting of the Bond of Directors.
the following otbeers were unanimously ro- elected:
Praident—VlNCENT L. BRADFORD.
lreeeurer-J. BARBER NORRIS.
Secretary—JAMßl:l MORRELL.
tal9lltf J. SICTRELL. &cream
gay- THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY
.""'
of Philadelphia. Office, No. 400 Walnut street.
f .Lutuairr 12, DM
At she Annual Meeting of the Stecitholdele of the tJ;
piny held on the ELEVENTH DAY Of Jaauarv. the fol.
lee Log getittereen were elected Director. for the luarelitlt
y_ear :
F. Rarch , ord Starr, John H. Brown.
albro Frazier. J, L. Erliegen,
of n M. Atwood, Win. G. Realtor',
ten). T. Tredtck, Chas. Win eter,
James L. Clagborn s • Thome. tf. Montgomery.
(Jerrie H. Stuart. .f treed M. Mitre°.
At a meeting of the Beard of Director.. h. 14 this air.
F. HATCH FORD STARR was re elected President and
THOMAS H. MONTGOMERY reelected Vice Preetdent.
I.l2tuith,a, ALEX. W. WISfEII., dearetary.
seep OFFICE OF,THE NORTH pENNSyLvs,sta
_ RAILROAD VU.. ritlLea. ELIII/A. NO. 401
WALNUT ST.
JAINVATIT 11,1889.
at the *urinal Ellett= of the North ecurutylvania
Railroad Company, held dile day. the following paeans
were eluted to serve the ensuing year:
PALISIDUIT.
FRANKLIN A. COM LY,
vtuzerrots'
Edward C. Knight,
Alfred Heat
C. Kent.
Charted W. Wharton.
Edward Roberta.
IWARD ARMSTRONG.
llecretary,
John Jordan Jr_ .l Gillingham Fell.
Monis Wale,
William C. Ludwig,
hllA ood Sbannezi,
sor THE PIIII4DELPI44 NATION ILL ECM.
JASUsart
At the annual election held yestuda.v. the following
Stockholdirs were elected Directors fortho 47rialtt4 90,11.1%
homes Robins. Benjamin G Godfrey.
Lea is Ashhumt. George W. Meats.
h. Pinkert hortridge, John 1 4 eleb.
Edward Y. Townaen J. civingaton Ettinger.
Front L; Medina. Animates Beaton.
George Whitney. Benjamin fl, County&
litsuy Preaut
And at the meeting of the blrectora held this day lie.
11t.01.18 11.011 INS wits unattimottely racketed LiresL
dent, and B. B. COMaGYS„ Vice Frwident
B. B. COMMIT.
Csahler.
OFFICE OF Wile BCIICYCIZILL wikvirbt
a-1r TION COMPANY. NO. Cr {VAL!. UT.STRKKE:
PLTAVELPIIIA..Javriary 11. Wen:
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders and Loanholders of this . Compatir, and the
election of (inners, for the ensuing. year. will be held at
this °McLean TtIESDAY , the ninth day 'of February.
1E69. et E. o'clock A. it. W. SL
lairata ' gecretary.
th s foie
OFFXCI TUE PDMADELPILIA AND
TRENT ON 11A11.1:0AD COMPANY. No. Zi 'it oath
Delaware a VCTICC.
PttitelmtrutA,Januaryl9.lE
Notice Ls hereby given that the Iraaefer Books thte
Con/may at ill be clop , 4 un the 15th layt- and en continua
until February let proximo. J. PAIIKEN NUMMI,
ja13.21; "frouver.
oFFICE. OF TUE GREENWOOD COAL COM
PANV. No. E WALNUT titreet.
Ptrit.anzt.rnta,, J 411111129 4th, 18a
The Annual Meeting of the Etoekbottieza ot thus Com
pany. andltn entice:l for Otfi.erra to serve for the
yearmlll to , held at the I Mite of the Company. vn TOES
DAY the OW Est., at 11 o'clock t.
Jab 91116196th W. C. ODER fEUFFER. Boer.
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND
ter Guava FERRY Cs PRIX Pi AND PLNN ATHE FIT)
PA BAENOER RAILWAY COMPANY. TWENTY%
BFCON D BTRELT. BELOW SPRUCE•
The Annual Meeting aild s Elfuilon_ for olheerre for 'th e
thlf'tg. PA`Ti'l l l';')7.l'on:e °rne . on
TUE4U".
jet. to lt. JAR. McFADDEN,JII.. Elec".t.
(XILEBR)USDALE RAILROAD COMPANX;
W r °PEACE 227 PA/UIH FOUR.TIf
1111LALDRLPMA. December 26th. 186.
The annual meeting or the titorktioldens of this shut.
patty will be bold at roar Office ou the thth day of Joust.
6 71 in at 1.80 o'clock P. M. et which limo cm election
sr__ held for President and al: Directors, to acme for
tbe eustlima year. D. J. llitOWN,
de2fOlalel Secretary.
IVOTIVEJS.
OFFIcE eV THE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA
Or PA LROAD 090.PANY. .P.EIILADELPTILA. NO.
407 WALNUT tiTELEkr
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Transfer Books of this Company will be doted on
SATURDAY , the 911/ inst., at $ o'clock P. IL. and will
be reopened on OATChDAv, the letb Met
A Dividend has this day been decked of Five (6) Per
Cent., clear of taxm pay..ble in scrip bearing no interest.
and convertible into Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds of
the Company. in sures of not lets than Five Hundred Dol
lars. on and after May let next.
The Bald Dividend will bo credited to the Stoekholdtms
as they shall stand registered on the books of tho Got*.
Pony on SATURDAI. thu Bth Lost
(Signed) VVM. WISTER.
1117 lint TreaSUren
gap PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
•""'" COMPANY. (ace. M 7 R. FOURTII stmet.
rIIIL/iDELPILIA. Dec. Mk Da
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The transfer books of this Comvany will be closed on
the eth of January next and be reopened on Meade"
January 12tb.
A Dividend of Five per cent. has been declared on the
Preferred and Common Btock.clear of National and :kat*
axce. tdty able in Common Stock on and after.lanuer7
2b03,1869. to the holders thereof as they chill stand roe*
nn, ed on the Books of the Comoany on tto4lll of January
neat All payable at this office.
gar All orders for Dividends must ho witnessed and
natured.
tleN) Imo S. BRADFORD. Treasurer.
_ _ _
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CrPIIPAINT
SarOF PIIILADELPLILa. OFFICIO, NO. 400 WAL.
NUT STREET.
..Yavuenv 4.1880: '
The Directors have this day declared a dividend Of
FOUR Prm OEAT. on the capital stock of the Company
for the hot al: month payable on demand. free of all
taxa..
ja4 12tr. ALEX. VC WIeTER.
Secretary.
ver OFFICE Or THE SPRING GWEN! INESUR.
once Company. Northwest. corner Sixth and
Wood streets:
, PHILADE7.'PIitA, aantotrY 4. Ha
The Board of Mrectors of the Spring garden lesersene
Cotomtsty have this day declared a dividend of SIX PER
CENT.. out of the prouts of the Comptniy for the bat
mouths. payable to the stockbolderaor their legal repro •
rentatives, at the office of the Company. on and after.the
lath inst.
n , clear of all taxed. .
,lafatit.o43to THEODORE REGER. Secretary.
--•—
atisar, OFF/GE OF TUE- PHILADELPHIA AND
.""•' Omen Ferry (Spruce and Pine atreobi)
road Company, IIVt..NTY-SECOND Street., below
yruce,January 11369.— Dividend No. 15.—A dividend
of Cno Dollar Per Share, clear of Taxee,thaa been this
day te dared payable on and after the lath haat, until
which time the trawler books will be eloood.
tlt ' - • S. GROSS FJPY.,'Presiderit.
ter CE INSURANCE COMPANY Op MORT.
AMERICA.
PnILADZGOLIEA, Ja w 11.18 6 9.
'rho pheelore have • this day declared eeml..annual
dis idend of biz Per Cent.; payable on demand. tree of all
lax ' CHARLES PLATT,
. itiocretzui.
Sei 'OFFICE OF THE'FAME INS RANCE , COM.'"
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PANY, No. 4u6CHEESNIXE sTREE.A.
PIIVADELITLIIA, Jarmair,4tl2, 4
At Meeting of the Board of Directom • the Fame
ILeuranceCompany. held thta day.'a dividend' of% Three
Per Ceptcwaa declared, eaYable on demand. clear of all.
Voce&l,,,rlpsiCLlAltli,
ladatfi • • .
riAVRit 'IST4**EIS.I
UifiNAVURGB,..— 10 BALES ' MOTTO& 013NABURGR
”ipontPur. ..In etore ealo by,044,11t,v t i o
& 22 ,North E strvet.
LiftEANUTS.-- 800 IMBUE'S. PEANUTS. IN , STORE
.L tiid for Milo by OUUURAN, RUSSELL:tb 21
North Front otrcet,.. 4-4;
ICE.-1 , 5e CASKS CAROL A RICE (PRIME gUAL.
ity). In store and for isotopy, COCIIRAN, RUbdEL•b
dr.00.. 22 North Front street.
(ZigHITS TURPENTINE—fa BARRELS kIPIRITS TUN•
1/77 IVlatitiO noW,lauding , aud if 9r ;unto by EDW. IL ROW:
LEY. No. 16 South Wbaryen. • • •• au27•tl
Tuhr E,N I'l N ;AND' ROBIN-410 ttAltitED9l:
Spkitio Turpentine: , lJ2lbbla. Pale. Soap florin; 1.156
blv. No. 2 Bliippitiß lioniu,landiek from 4roamer pioneer,
or sale by. EDW. 111.; HOWL.EYcIe Wparveg. •
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JANUACT 6,186,
Fongress—lrtaird Session.
CLOSE or rasrmony's roommates.
Stawrix.—Mr. Williams offered an amendment
to the bill lately introduced by aim to grant, aid
to the Oregon branch of the Union Pacific &In
road, and moved its reference to the same C 0,2.
mimeo with the original bill. It , provldes that,
th e Government, iostaid hflasninteSabildy bonds,
shall merely guarantee the payment of the in
terest on the bonds of the company.
Mr. Buckaleat letrodnced a bill to amend the
representation of the people in Congress, as fol
lows :
Be it enacted, 4c., TOO?. jn elections , for . -the
choice of Representatiita to MlSl,OongrOls. Of rtD
Veiled Btatet, whenever more than 0120 Itvre
sentative Is to be chosen from a Stata,e teb elector
of the State duly qualified shall ba entitled toa ,
number of votes equal to.the number of Repre
sentatives to be chosen from the State, and may
give all such votes to ,eandldate t .or may dis
tribute hem equalisi;or ,unequally k ,ainotie,the
greater number of 'candidates. and the candidates
highest in vote upon the return shall be declared
elected.
OD motion of Mr. Bnckalew, the bill was re.
toned to a select committee to be epp 'lntel by
see President pro.,tem2, rho. is ono, of the corn
mitt( e.
- .
The Senate then resumed the consideration of
the bill for the relief of Sue Murphy, of Dsca-
Int . Alabama. Lk ,
Mr. Sumner, from the Committee on the Dis
trict of Colombia, reported back, with unimpor
tant amendments; the bill t.O Prorl4o fat the'exe
cution in the District of 'commissions issued by
the courts of States and Territories of the United
States or foreign nations, and
.for-taltingdepoitl..
tione to be ustd lo said courts. , .> It prottldtra: that
any party to a salt pending in any State or Ter
ritory or foreign country may obtain the testi
mony of any witness residing in, or temporarily
within the District of Columbia, to be used in
such stilt.
Mr. Sawyer introduced a bill authorizing the
Executive Department to pay the officers and cm
pioyea of the Gutted States who failed to t site
the oath prescribed by the act of Jaly 21, 1862,
such.aums of money. as may be found due them
by the accontating officers of tract Treasury for ser
vies a actually rendered, provided that such oath
was EttblM qutntly taken or be now taken, except
in cases where the person entitled to conapenti-•
lion died before the passage of the said act, in
which event tbo oath may be walyed.
Mr Abbott introduct d a hill to'aid Itt the con
struction of a relit osd and telegraph line from
the like Grande to the Paellie t teem, which was
referred to the Committee on Pacific
It incorporates the National Pacific. ,Ediroad.
Company to construct a railroad and -telegraph
line from a point on the Rio Grande; within
Wilt 01 Albuqueroue, New Mexico, to
Santiago, Califou flirt. The capital steek is' Axed
at tbitty mill one. In aid of Lou enterprise the
bill proposes to Brant twenty alternate- sections
of public lands per mile on each side of the road,
and Government six per cent thirty year cu
rt nt, bot,da to the amount of thirty-two thou
sand dollars per ml e, to be secured by a second
n.ortgrge on the property of the' company.
The Benet° resumed the cousideratiou of the
Sue Murphy claim, which was accessed at eome
keg M.
he President, laid before the Senate the House
concurrent resolution, to give the nee of the
rotunda, and other parts of the Capitol, for
the inauguration ball oti the sth of March nett,
Mad, -
On motion of Mr. Fessenden, the Senate pro
ceeded to consider it.
The resolution was rejected by a vote of 29
nays against. 2.2 yeas..
The President announced as the Select commit
tee on Mr/Buckidew'e bill to amend representa
tion of the people in Congress, !dessre. Bucks
low, Anthony, Ferry, Morton, Warner, Rice and
Wade.. • " '
Ir. Conkling offered >a resolution, which was
opted, authorising the President of the Senate
ippomt, e, toiler on the part, of the Senate to
int the votes for, Presidenttind.Vice President.
lensed
lousa —The bill extending the protection of
United States to the Governments of Hayti
I Nan Domingo was laid on the table by the
towing vote:
'EAs...„,aft stirs. Allison, Archer, Arnett, Ashley
evade), Axtell, Bailey, Baker, Baldwin. Barnes,
imam, Beaman, Beatty, Beck, Benjamin, Ben
), Bingluan; 'Boyden, Boyer, Brom well.- Brook,
retrial!, Backland, Barr, Cake, Collis, Cary,
trehill, Clarke (Ohio), Coburn, Cook. Cor-
Cornell, Uovode, Cullom, Deltno, D ick-
Dodge, Eckley, Eln, Ferris, Fields,
Fox, Getz, Glosabrenner, Golleday Goss,Gravely,
Griswold, Grow . , Haight, lialse.y, Harding, 14 cv
ins, Heston, Bill, Holman, Hopkins, Hulburd
(W. V.). Humphrey, Hooter, Jencks, Johnson,
Jones (N , '4O Jones (K v.), Judd, Kelley, Kerr,
Kitchen, Koontz, Lash, Lawrence (Pa.), LlneJlo,
Longbridge, Marshall, ' Marvin, McCartney,
McCormick, McKee, Mercur, Multi r. Moore,
Moe rinad, Morrell, •• Muogen, Newcorntr,
Newsharn, Nit,lack, Nicholson. Norris, O'Neill,
F' them, Peters, Pettis, Pbelvs, Pierce, Pike,
Poland. Po'stryi Kendall, Broil Id, Shanks, Snel
-1 burger, Smith, Stark weather, Stevens, Stokes,
Stone, B•cover, T ,ber, Zaire, Thomas, nit, Trim
bie,Terry. Trimble (Ky.), Trowbridge, Upson,
Van Anicen, Van Born (N Y.) Vap Trump,
Ward, Washburn° (Ill.), Walker. Williams,
(End.), Wilson (Iowa), Wilson (Pa.) arra Wood
watd-126._
IslArg—Memra, Bantu ' Blaine, 8 , ,1e5, floutwell,
BID ter (MAO, Baler ( Tana ), Ch.anler; Clarke
(Kansas). Cllft, Cohb, Dewees, Drigza, Eliot
(Sian ) Elliott (Ark.), French, Garfield, Gove,
High), Harper, tiotcakies, Ingereoll, Maynard,
Idulllt a, Plante, Price, PriucP, Sawyer. Sit
grtave e, Spalding, Sypher, Twitcaell, Vidal,
Washburn (Inch), Whittemore, Windom and
Yonne— 3f,.
Mr. Farnpwortb. from the Committee on Post
°likes and Post• Roads, reported a bill to restrict
the trat.king priviloe. '
Mr. Arbley (Ohio), from the Committee on
Territories, reported a bill to organize the Ter
rho* of Alpssa, providing for a G wereor, sec
retary, Legislative Assetubly and Judiciary. fie
proposed, if no kentlemati desired to speak ou
the rubject, to wove the previous question: bat
objection being made, tho bill was debated and
laid on the table. Yeas 95, nays 26.
Tbe bill to Provide for a ship canal around
Niagara Falls was taken up as tbo special order.
Vatt Horn (N. Y.), haviug the, floor, con
actiud that . the suoject be paesod over till to
t:o9ll°w. when he will speak In favor of the bill.
The House then went Into committee of the
whole on the statepf. the Union, Mr. Cullom in
the thair,yvben_ Mr. Clark, of Kansas. mule a
opeech against the Senate , policy of bartering
vast trachrof the public domain to monopolists,
under the operation of, the treaty-making power.
the committee roar., and the Home adjourned.
Sitrltanoroula Amnesty Proclamation.
,
111 thopriatitial Court, at Washington, yester
day Morning, District AttorneY Carriegton called
the attephon,of the Court, Judge Ftsuer, to the
indictments:against Jeiferaou ; Dews • and John
Burratt, charged with engaging in the s:w
-lion. He then read the following communication
a from the AttoraeH3leaeral:
• ATrOHNEY-GICNKRAL'B OFFICE, WASHINGTO:g,
D. C., Dee. 26, 1868.--Sirt— l inclose fur year
eorisideratioina cerikof the Proclamation of Gen
eral Amnesty, by the President of - the United
States. under date of tbe 25th of December, inst.
Yon will observe by the terms of this procianw
iitoo, there is extended uncertelitionaljy, and with-
mat reserve, Mr all and every person , who directly 4
•or ttolrketlY PallieiPat in the late Insurrection
Or rebellion , a full par don
and amnesty for the
offence of treason against the United States, or
adhering to their enemies during the late civil
war.
The Subject Of my Mania itotholunicAlon Is '
,SOTatthertze and instruct you, in furtherance of
Ihe,pnrpose, and effect, of this general amnesty
and pArdioni,.to .make'an examination of the in
4ictments Pending in your district against any
crftpti Or persons wh o m s oever tor the oftener) of
trtravon:agalte t the United States, or adhering to
emir, Muth 8 during the late civil war, ju order
that ae early as you obeli have proper oppertu-
Eby you may enter a /Mlle primps for the.gmr
err:anent 'upon aneh indictment 14 , upon such
• examination, 'you; find any carte where,
from the tenor of the indictment or the nature of
the case as "'known' to lonot , tihttli - be dtrubtful
whether it falls within the embrace of -- tble gale
ral amnesty and pardon, you will but so good as
to'repott the MOO Wi ' botit4olo to we with Bach
a alinement of the Indictment 41:11 of tilt) Gist as
mayinuirbiti me to:give you further instrtietiOns
comet ningr the name.
Very rtspealulin your obedient servant, •
WlLl t lat* , Attint6y-kkinerat,
Mr.,Coringten sold, that the Attorney•Gemernl
hal the nutberity•toloetruet Mtn under, the-first
• section of the act of Augunt,lB6l (12th Statutes at
Large. pagelBs) which- reader "Teat the Attor
ney-Genervl of the United Slates be, and he Is
hereby charged with the general superintendence
and direction of the attorneys and marshals of all
the dietrieta of the United elites and Territories,
as to the manner of dischdreing their reapective
duties, and the said District-Attorneys and %lox
shills are required to report to the Attorney-Gun
eral an account of their' official proceedings nod
the siete&tind'eontitiien or - their respective offices
In stall tlarefand Manner theAtterney-General
may direct." .
•
The a avid Register.
The Naval Register for 1869 has just been le,'
stied. Three additional names appear among the
the last &gutter wls
Isktlid,'beingloSeph;L,Ailiaan, M. Turner and
Charles L. Poor, while two, Henry K. Hoff and
Henry H. Thatcher, have been retired. The
Rear-Admhals,now Inactive service number ten.
Forty-tao deaths are recorded, including Rear-
Admirals Bell, Engle and Mervine: Commodores'
Prentiss, Ridgeley, nnd,Gansovoort; emirs.
'Murray afd Boise, andUreeiloflicers of marl e.
The Register shows a large reduction of the voltin
tee r knee of the navy, very many belong
ing .jtio that branch of the service having
been honorably discharged and mustered out du
ring the past year, the present Register,
with the: exception ors tinmberorimates in tee
- voltniteer foice Of 11130 `o core,' only
twelve acting masters and nine acting ensigns, all
of which,with the exception of one of each grade,
on 'coast survey duty, have been ordered home
Twentynine vessels have been sold or lost during
the year, , including ,the .Wateree and Fredonia,
- shit'sfshoroby the earthquake at Arica, the former
be log subsequently sold,and the Buwanee,wrecked
in bbaciwell passage. The remaining vessels were
sold at varicrtis Davy yards ,- .and stations. The
dllierent iirMadrode - nie edinixiarided as follows :
North Atlantis—Rear-Admiral Hoff,.employing
six vessels, a reduction of four since the last
Register. South Ailantic—Rear-Admiral Deis,
six vessels, a reduction of one. European Squad
ron—Rear-Admiral Radford ordered to command;
there is no reduction in the number of vessels
attached to this squadron. Teo Franklin Is regis
tered as flagship, and the new steamer Kenosha
Is among the hat. North Pacific—Rear-Admiral
Crawl); seven vessels:are employed,: IL 'reduction
of three. South Pacific—Rear-Admiral Turner;
five vessels, the same as in service on that station
Its; 3ear, Asiatic Squadron—Rear-Adiniral
dwarf; ten vessels, a •Tedoetion of three; and
there arc four WHeiP, the Saratoga, Michigan,
Purveyor or d Tallapoesa, , reghteted maiming . on
special service, a rednethin of three since the
Itillister of 1868.
ttrovtautoriks o* OCEAN sicEstaimaie.
TO &HELVE.
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gran , BON VOL DAVI
f0wa.............. ....Giaegow..Now York.. ..... —.Doc. 35
ekralanta....—.. .. . .Loudon.. New Y0rk........... Dec. 26
Colon. ... . . -..Southampton..New York. Dec. 29
fly a
C010n.....:. Vork..l Iverpool-New York ....Dec..3o
De nu.ark .... Liverpool-New York ..... .......Dec. au
Fraoce .............Liverpool..New Y0rk...........Dec. 3 , ./
Moravian............Liverpool-P0r11,0d.... ..... ...Doc. 31
Caledonia._.
... ...Olarauw..New York Jam I
Vika de Paria.......- _l3:vet ..New York_ .. ........I.n. 2
Cuba.......... ..... ..Liverpool_New York .14U. 2
k engaroo Liverpol..New York via IL ...I aa 2
Nei% Yolk. Southamoton..New York ...... . -Jan. 5
TV DEIr'LLIrI
_ . .
Rising Bt.ar NOW:York ..Aspin ...... -Jam 16
10V10......... ..... ..N ew York- .Glaegow ............ J an. Id
("wooer.. Fltuadelvhia.. Wilmmiton... _....Jas 16
City vi New 1 ork..New York..LiveropooL Jan. 16
Tcnawanda.....ehiladelnhia..B4vanaah tau. 16
t.:oba .............. -New ..... ..1411 20
York.. Liverpool... -Jam 20
Union.. - New York ..Bremen ....... ..J au. 21
Columbia...... ~.New York..llaVa.na. lan 21
City ol Antwerp.: New York ..LieerpooL. . .... ....Jan. 23
Vibe de Pub. New Jan. 41
Caledoxua ..... .....New York Jan. 23
Juniata.........rhilarleMbia-New Orleans, Jan. 23
tees rim ack......... yew York Janeiro, &v..- -Jan. Zi
Stara and libripea.. - .Ptillatra_flavana..an. 27
dava ..... .New York. -Liverpool. _ ......J an 27
Nebru.ska... ........New York..Liverooof .. ....Jan. 27
ti(/ OF
n. o..eicW4Mmtyw,
J. PRICE `WVIHERELLI BIONTHLT COMMITITr.
HENRY liilNEO/4
f;114 :to ort Iv) 1,1 A
PORT OF PRILARELPIIIA-JAmmig 11.
eoe 11.ttits. 717 rtes Ihere. 443 Huns warts. 341
AliktIVED •VitlMEalb ta.r.
Stearcitug America, Virden, 7 boons from Delaware
Breakwater. Towed thereto hark Desist. for liambarg.
wb.teeshoproceeded to sea night of Pth hut. At BAM
vestelday.D2M). MI the Brown. .passed etearntek Bruce,
hating on board the crevre ol the fishing smacks Livonia
and Liuntrers, of New ork. which wentron the Banks at
anis. f • oro Cale Deplored OD Monday laat, when a gee
eptung up fro nt ESE; they made the Breakwater. and the
.The bight. the gale coritimiug. ith wind ehauged tat
Is I M to WhW. both rt reels drawited their'anehors and
sunk. one of them having etruck ,the Stone Pile; the
mews escaped in boats. •savLug nothing -hat What they
wood it. 'the Bruce arrived at 8 PM. •
GEE RED. ESTEJWAY.
Steamer Diamond State, Webb. Baltimore. d Drawee. Jr.
bile John Saudemon (Br). Colter. /Mayaguez. John ?Aaron
- •
Behr E Rs , JUT. Smith, Barhaitee, Nl7airen &Gregg.
Bohr Areur Lye, Than - apron. Baena, 0 & W
beltr W 0 Irigh. Rathbun, Norfolk, J Ron:gruel, Jr.
KV. ORANDA
Ship Sonriee, Luca at Vaipsumito prior to let ult, from
Nee. l oil and proceeded for San Franciaeo.
Ship Eloonhehe 111rhota at Cana° 2tet tut_ from Chin
ches and ratl.d 24th for isaltimose.
obit, lease J../1/Ice. trotting. at Ban Frandeco 26th ult.
from Billiocham Bay. ,
Stile klatild. lof Searerortt Blake, :0 dap!, from Ran
goon for t almoutb. wan emken Bth hov. Caen and Hope
14.1 el mile/. leaking badly.
Slap h iuR PI i Rite Hubbard. at Ban nand...co 12th inst.
from 'Yokohama.
i hip B I learriroan. Werdinc, from San Francine. 16th
Nov. at La Paz, 1 oiler Casihunia, 16th ult
Ship *MIME. (Sr). Soule, trom New York 16th June, at
Yokohama Kith ult.
. .. .. . .. . . .
101 p NH Palzer. Low. at Yokohama 16th nit bad cam
rl.tt a bar carso of teas and efts and was ready to eail
(or h ew York. .
_ .
titearner l üba, Tukehart. from Baltimore via Hey
West and 'Havana, at New Orleans lutb nut.
iPean.t.t Colorado (Kr), ()lifting. from Liverpool 29th
nit and Queenatown 30th, with Lad pantengera. at N Yana
varies MU.
Berk lieu FeelP. Coster. was up at New Orleans 9th
that for Vow York.
Hai k Pet efaetrws, F t. red,l4o days from Yokohama. at
New 1 k leettrday.
Bark Azow (hem). Gunderson. 52 days from RioJa
nriro at new York yesterday, with coffee.
Bark investigator, Carver. at Callao 14th alt. from
New k
Nark bane Rich. Achorn, from ficiston. at Valparaiso
pr for to 15th ult.
Nark fig oldneek Cheeebrough, from Rio Janeiro for
Baltimore. weed Fmt Mamas, veoterday.
}wit A A Dretert. Roes. from. Ailican'e for New York.
N. ID rpoken lid N0v.130 miles east of Mei:lock.
Itai k t tun a C brat. Dawn's from Boatau for San Fran-
CIPCO. was Fit ken 20th uet. lat 55 d. ton 66.
Balk Wayfarer. inatehfordo from Rio Janeiro for BALI.
roote.naeord Fort Monne weaterd.v.
tit ig Annetta. Waldvi fen, Lance at Elallf az, NB. 11th
inatant.
brig Fanny. Turner. for Boston son., was at Antwerp
24 , 1. an
tali Mary It Samson_ Samson, bone at Aspinwall 3d
Wei ant.
_
.
dear R Vanneman. Vatneman, no up at New Orleans
9th Wet. ter Pew t
6thr Anwlia, Poet,at Newburypoit lith% inettuit" from
•
De la ware City.
Behr VV E Leggett, Porter, her c at Vorfolk 12th (net
betas MatT R,Somera. Some,' and .1 11 hlitdd,ler. L
ero up at Mobile Bth itut. for Boston.
MARINE MISCELLANY. •
Ship Yorktown: iniver. iroin .Len rol tor Now 'Earl , .
a Inch put into Fayal, domasted and .eaky, has beeti'cot -
dttputd..
.
cebr E E Cbare, ashore , at, Quentin. W. -Was- sucteser
fW y cleared of ber cprgo (logwoud) on Tuesday. dean
after a tog came to talto her off, but the ceetaln objected.
as the tido rose and fell in bur . hold. :Tao vessel will
tubbable be eold,nt auctfon.
The 31aehlasCRt'pliblicert of the 7th Inst. reporte the
Machias Diver atilt open. 'Stud vessels touting at their
tiv bdrvea W ith turober.
The Wolf
W '„urep Limit •kteNter.l . s•-• mi-lki,nnalsoake nay).
her
lead to or. Mei been removed for rapaire. Daring
her sheenee, the etatlon will, be marked by a Light Vitae'
t Ao 21) 'painted cream color, and exhibiting a einglo white
BY order of the Lighthonee Board. - • • •
, DORNIN. L Er Inspeefor.
Office Lidbtbouve Inepectoi. Fifth District. Norfolk.
Ve. Jan A. VIA • • •
CITY 011DINANCIES.
A N ORDINANCE TO MAKE. AN APPRO
.455 i prlation to pay the Medical Attendance on
pope officers ininredln the discharge of their
duties.
firenots 1. Tho Select end Common Council
of the city of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum of one hundred and fifty dollars be and "the
same la hereby appropriated to the Pollee De
pertinent to pay the Medical Attendance on the
following named Police iafficers, Injured in the
diseburue of their duties, viz.:
Itent.l. Jarred B. Came, the elm of twenty
five dollars.
item 2. James Moore, the sum of twenty-five
dollars.
Item 3. Noble McClintoch, forty dollars.
Item 4. James G: sixty dollars.
Add warrants ebalibe drawn by the Mayor In
conformity with exisilete Ordinancee.
JOSEPH F. • MAHCER.
President of (34ronfon (Iptuacil.
ATTEST—BENJAMIN , H. HAINES ' ,
Clerk of Select Council.
S.'I3TOKI I EY,
- President of eelect Council.
Approved this eleventh day of January,.
Anne Domlni one •thoneand eight, hundred, and
Sixty-nine (A.. D. 1869). , "
DANIELIIII. FOX,
MO . Or 0, Ilti!afieholibt4
- - -
ir 'emits '
.ISW.EraI "(M g mid tot h
01/ woundms mama.
ID)iIajFiViENINW 131MLETINPHILADMPHIA,: TH URSDAY,4AII U 180.
'vaawMarii;Eut ,
Wt ST JEBSEV.it&ILTKILDB.•
•
; IgigIigSVINNEANIS
, .
FALL AMID WISITEII AItRANGEOIEBIT.
Frain !eat Illasket IL' (Upper ferry).
,
Cenunencietscreasesday,sept.lo,lBoB:
•• Tr alas leave 'Latakia: _ _ •
Vor Ono dirty and asthma beiovvldatville 816 P. 11.__
For Idnivsua VlA:tabled and *intermediate staticoui
Vo d fifriag i tled, Salton and WaY statienuiB.lB ft. FL. and
For Woodbury at &MN 8 PO add IL P. 111.
, Freight trans &caves den dal, at ig &clock. noon.
3 Freight recetved at d coveted wharf Wag.
tuut street. daily. • - .
Freight briber id th). 228 a vii ; P iT h i t&e . fnenir r •
thli**dendent.
111=miimpf RADII LROA
GREAT TBUt R LINE from Pblle
. 111 1 411-s .. ll delphia h en na, interior of Pennaylva
; the Sehuylkth. Susq Cumberland and
YObina
Valleys, the Nartl? ) •
e Northwest and the Vann
^Winter Arrangement of meager Troths% Dec,. la
;leaving the CompanSo pot, Thlrt. and Cat
hill_ greets, Philadelph at the following ho
MORNING AtAX/MMOD TION.-At 7:213 AE. for
Reading and all Warmed! Stations. and Allentown.
Ratarning. leaves Reading It 6 gli P. M., arriving in
PLdladelphia at 9:26 P. M.
MORNING' EXPRESS.-At &6 A. R. for Reading. Le
bacon. Harrisburg, Pottsville.hester
Pine G .Nj rove... u Tamaqua,
Rocara Falls.
ufialo. WiLteebarre, Pittston. Mirky Car Me. Man/
bersbung. Hagerstown, be.
The 7.30 train connects at Heading with the Rut Pews
Womb Railroad tralna for AlLentown%e.. and the
Rl5 A. M. connects with He Lebanon Talley train for
Elarrisbm& Elbe.; at Port Clinton. with Or sh waissa
trains for Williamsport. Raven, gre.l at
Harrisburg with. Northern Central. Cumber • Va'ley,
and Ibbn and Onlaniabannatrains for Nortbamber
tahlEVENLO V a i kk halnber ,--Leas ebi ghadel Pthel a v al " •
P. M. for Reading. Pottreille,:lia arc., , em uteg
big with Reading and Cobbida trains for Cob
11M PIVIIV(1WN • rotas.
town at 46 A.M.. stopping- at intermediate statlona; az.
rival In Philadelyba at 8.10 A. M. Returning leaves Phi
ladelphia at 4.00 P. M.; arrives - in Pottstown at &IA P. M.
. READING ACCONIIQUATION-Leaves Readin i ut
7.80 A. M.; stoppling _at all wit) , Rations: saliva, la
delphia st 10.20 NO , •
Leaver' Philadelphia at 4.45 P. il.l arrives b
Reading P.M.
Trains for-Philadelp hi a leave Barr is at 8.10
and Pottsville at 8.45 A. M.._ arriving in Philadelphia, a
100 P. M. Afternoon trains leave ElarriabLem att2.o6
and Pottsville at SLOP. M.l arriving at Madellthia al
Barrie s accommodation leaves Reading at 7.16 A...
M.. and Harrisburg at 4.10 P. M.. Connecting at Heading
With Afternoon Accommodation ninth at egg P.
salving in Philadelphia at 9.23 P. M.
Market train, With a Passenger cat attac taxies
Philadeli hia at litgonoon for Pottsvi ll e and al lay Stre
t• our; leaves Pottsville at 7.30 /3.111..f0r Philadelphia and
all Way Stations
All the above trains run daily. Sundays exceated.
Banda,' trains leave Pottsville at 8.00 A. hi., and Phila.
dolphin at &lb P. N.; leave Philadelphia for Reading at
8.00 A. Ida returning. front heading at 4.26 P. M.
CHI BIER VALLEY - RAILROAD . -Passengers for
Downingtown and intermediate points take the 7.30 A-R.
I..:) and 4.00 P. U. trains - from Philadelphia returning
frets Downingtown at Id.. 1445 P. 11. and 6.16 P.M
PER/ill/61k N RAILKOAD.-Passengers fur Map. •
pack take 7?A A. M. and 4.07 P. AL trains from Plidadel.
pins, returning from Skiepack at B.lu A. M. and 12 45 P.
M. Braga lints for varietal points to Porkiomon Fader
connect with ti sine at Collegevine and Skiupack.
NEW 'Yu= EXPRESS FOB PITTons, null AND
PILE WEST.-Leaves New 'York et; 9 A. U.. 5.0 l and B.ot
P.M..pasebis Reading at Log A. hi-IJ° and 10.19 P.01...aut
=neat atriebarg ma, Pennsylvania gad Northers
Central Ra ilroad Express Train, for Pittabursh, Chicago.
Williamsport. Elmira. Baltimore. he
Returning, is roma'train leaves Harrisburg. on arrival
f Penusylvama Express from Pittsburgli,at 11.60 ,and 5.6 J
M.. 10.50 P. M.,pawing Reading at 5.44 and 7.31 A. M
aid 1260 P. M., arriving at New York 1.1.00 and 12.20
and LW I', M. Sleeping Cars accompany these trains
brough between Jersey City and P.Wirwrgh. without
Mail train for New York leaves Harrisburg at 8.10 A. M.
met 2.03 P.M. Mail train for Harrisburg leaves New York
at 12 Noon.
t)CHEYLgILL.VALLEY RAILROAD.. -Trains leave'
ttottavilla at 6.46, ILEX) A. M. and 6.40 P. AL.returahagfrom
Inniaecta at ELM A. M. and 5.15 and 4.35 P. M.
&CHM( LILILL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD
rraine leave Auburn at 7.65 A. M. for Phiegrove and liar.
debars. and at 12.16 P. M. for Pittegrove and. Tremont ; an
urnin~ from Harrieburkat 3.30P.M.. and front
.Trernont
Tit:REVEL-Through Hrstelais ticketa and emigra nt
lekets to ail the principal points fn the North and `West
end Osaadaa. _
Excursion Tickets from • Philadelpida to Reading . . and
ntennetldr== good for day only. are cold by
41 on. Market Train, Reading and.
P4=l:l Accommodation Trains at reduced rates.
Extrusion Tickets to Phitadelphla, good for day , only, •
are sold at Reading and Inter agitate Stations ', by 'Read
inland Pottstown Arnaremodation Trains at reduced.
ra
The following tickets are obtainable only at the Mace
if S. Bradford . Treasurer, No. so South V. orth street.
Philadelphia, or of G. A: Nicoll*. General - apaliderglent. , '
Boaltne. .
Ornunutalon Ticlret, at IS Per sent discount. betWi r egv•
znjrer denied, for familial and arms.
e Tickets. good for 111130milee. between all Point(
at IVA 60 each;For families and firma.
Beason Tickeb, for three, six. nine or twelve nundlia.,
for holders Only to
road to all points at reduced rates. •
C
man residing on the line of the will be fur.
alea
Clergyman
cards.: =titling themselves and , ..ives to
tickets at half fare.
Excursion Tio.kets from Philadelphia to principal sta.
Amin good for Saturday Sunda and Monday, at reduced
th
are, to be had only at e Ticket Office. at Thirteardb
a-id Canoed/1 sweets.
VREIGHT.:-Gtoode of an ilaaiptiaul forwarded to all
the above points from the Company', New Freight Depot.
Broad and Willow streets. •
Freight Trains leave Philadelphia daily at 4.80 A. M..
1220 noon. SAO and 41 P. M. for Reading. Lebanon, Harris
byre Pottsville. th e
miaow all points beyond.
Mails close at the Philadely PostAllnce for all places
on the road and Its branches at 6A. X. and for the prin.
cipal Stations only at 9.16 P. M.
BAGGAGE.
Dungan', Eames will collect Baggage for all trains
leaving Philadelphia Depot` Orders aan be left at No
South earth street, or at the Depot, Thirteenth and Cal.
ertrentr.
. PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD—
' • TIME TABLE—Communing Mon
day, Nov. 23d, tie. Trains will leave De t, corner of
Broad street and Washington avenue.as C. t .vra:
Way-mail Train. at MO A. M. (fitindAya exed), tor
Baltimore, stopping at ell regular dations. CoCounect
with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington for Crisfield and
Intermediate nations. _
Enema train at MOO AL (Sundays excepted) !roe Bat
moro and Washington. stopping at Wilmington. Perry.
villo and HavreAle•Grace. Connects at Wilmington with
train for Now Cattle.
Express Train at 4.(10 P. M. (Sundays exeepted), tor Beb
timore and WashinOnt, stoming_at Cheater Thad° w,
Linwood. Claymont. Wilmingnowport,Stanton, New.
ark, Eikton.Northeast,(Marlestown, Pe rryville.Ravre.do
Grace, Aberdeen. PintTmatea. EdlieWOOd,, Magnolia.
Chases and Stemmata. Run.
ht Exptazi at IL3u P. M. (daily) for Baltimore and
Was stooping at Cheater. (daily))
Linwood.
cleyn,ont, Wilmington. Newark. Elkton. Northeast,
Perryville and liavrede.Orace. •
ere tor e'en:reap Monroe and Norfolk will take
the 12.4) Tren.
Wilmington Trees, ablaPine. at all dation.. between
Philadelphia and Wilmington:
Leave Philadelphia at 11.00 A. M. 210 0. 5.00 7.1:0 0
P. M. The 5.00 P. M. train connects with the Delaware
Railroad for Barrington and intermediate stations,
Leave Wilmington 7.00 and ale A. M. and La), alb and
ta w P. yd,The gm A. M. Train will not doe bet wean
Chester, arid Philadelphia. The 7.00 P. M. Train from
W ilmingten runs Dal* , ail eiber Accommodation
Trail s Sundays excepted,
F rom Barm e n. t e , rmisotalphia.--Leave Baltimore 7.9
M.. 1, 0.135 A. 111.. Exßws. ;tar! P. K. lb
p reen . , Da,. Egpressa.
BUNDA TRA/ FROM BA TTMORE.—Leave Bat
imore at 74 P. M.. stopping at Magnolia. Perry maws,
Aberdeen. Havre de orate . PeIT, ville, N _OIOXIO4OWII.
I..orth•east, Elkton. Newark. Stanton. eiVPort. Wi
mington, Illayment. Linwood and chador.
Through n ot ..11 1,0 On pawn Wear.bouln and Southwest
nay bental procm at ticketpaka Btate ailoth Sitaghos Roomstrintands treetß e,rths inunder
where
dies can be secured during the day. Person. p
g tickets at this office elm have baggage checked
at raditallegi by theUnlinarsenter Comma.
H.r. 4 t.MIIIINE'Y. limierlatendent.
mingsgi
TOWN I
AL,V A-DS NnLJ. O f P R
.H 9R,.
I IIABB
w,.1_14 w_9)_ iE . M M. tl.
!
ROAD TMN TAIIII.-01 and atter
Friday May 1,, 899. RDERMANTOWN
Leave Pe__adelo I a. amto.u. , me. M.. i.s, alb
v 17 5, 5 6107,89.1\%111PA.
iThe 41 da r nu o an l ll l 7OOM
and 6,M ny nutria, wil
not stop on the Gennentevrn Branch, .. OUNDA
Leave Philadel9lll4-9 N ,16 rainutee A Mlllharia IN 1 1 .119
Leave aeonantown—alb A. M. •1, 6 and P. DL
CHE S TNUT JUICE.° .
Leave Platadetobia-6. 9. tan A. M. i 11. Md. 5%. 7.9 an
11 P.
JAave Obeltout D.W.-6.10 inintiteN 60.40 end 11.10 A
IL i 1.40. 8.9), 6.40.9.400141ant1 10,41 P. rd.
ON UNDAY9
Leave Philadellbla-9. minutes '.10F4 i I midi P. ht
Lem Chesnu t 11111 1 7.911nikattee A. M.; 12.40, 5.40 end
MS minutes P. M.
FORS9Nt3HOLIOCREN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Muadelpbia-6. 714, 9, ILO% 4. M. i Ild. O. 43d. 93i,
elk &05 and r. M. -
end
Uav L 9,11 A. M. i 'MAO& 11.11
Di . A MM,
fir
ON. BONiS
Leave P.M. oda town -- 7 A. M. • A t dA.
. M.
FOR MAN N.
Leave Pldhulelphia-4,13d, 9. A. Mi i Pt a. 06. 13i.
1110. 8.05 and 1136 P. IL
Leave Matiarnik-410. 73d. 8 , 90 ! 9)d, UM A. K. 1 S. a)d.
ili f lill P.M. ' ON 1111ND/VS. '
Leave plilladdlybla-2 Ai m. I amtuatus P. M.
Leave ManaMn_=•_ , 3/ 6A. VW od Pur a M.
W. /LW/WON. , .el Sawien=
Deed. insa and e
soling CAMDEN AND =ammo Lim
WINTER AtutempFatrarr. Jul
On and after MONDAY, October 26. 1868. trawl will
Leave Vine direct Wharf ae foilown, viz t , •
Mail and Freirbt . , ............ .. . ... .7.80 A. M.
Atlantic Accommodation.... P.
Junction Aixommodation, to..Ateo.and.lnterme-
.._ ; HEITILNINO WILL LEAVE
IStall mad : Irreight. - ., ....' ~ .: . • ..• • ' ............... P. M.
Atlantic Aceonintod !dial. -.........., .". ..... ..."
Elio A M.
n;lrc
Jonatien.Aele.ozontedntioadeco...........3,26 A. pt
i . '
-..
dr* ,
HA , uti HELD ;AHHOMMODATION TRAIN MIA.
.. LEA.Vis
Vine Street Perili at: .'.. ;.,..4 . :: . ~ . ::11/.15 A'..M And 900 P. M.
Haddonfield at.l ........... ...1.00 P. IL and 0.15 P. M.
Ifldltt .• " U. H. MUNDY Ageski.i.
Cre HOURS ONIVT‘Ita iNtiNSELVA.,
P4fLEO.SD AND PAN. DLN. 110=1
than by COMPET/N Nth
PA_lEdO PII, TIMM arrive Iv..
etalr i O ri N A E T fil n e t Wrcrtilh a br 914 .1 V1 .'!" r 9 4..
, iMMOODEL i& de ryt n k PAZ;
Passel u p the'
uld "Met P. IL Thinks reach • LOIN SW*4 I all •
ni3Ml SOU= ONE NS • AVIEVS.-
lOW &newt" Nyt 1311NOINNANDIANAPOIAS;
LOUIS, OAIRO,NittoAG;:.I7 ,4
MILWAUISEr E.E.T. PA AIMAJELNI
WEST
ta WEST, NOP.
T will e particular t asik Or aliarVar. - yla
PAN.A&NDLE num _
; 1111,""To ECURE the Mii4LXID
ma LINE. be VERY P e Lax ait i rMo 4 l
VICKETS S Via PAN.HAN wat TICKET 1
01111010,
Ni. W. CORNER NINTH aad CHESTNUT Streeia.. ..
NO. US MARKET STREET. bat., ilecond:aud matins.
tad THIRTYSTRST mid MARKET EltreatikWantrala.
S. F: SCULL. GetelTickat Aiti. RThibl;ilib• ' f , •
TN a MILLER, Goan EikathA SAM t*ASIIM.N.I
TOR NEW YORIL—TRE CAMDEN
AND AIdBOY and PIIMADELPiaIe
AND TRENTON BAIOAD COM.
PAN VS LINES, from,Philadelphfa to New York. and
WO Pisces, from Walnut street wharf.
Pm.
4546.80 A. M., via tlamdin and AtabOru_rteeM.—r__l22 25
At ILA: M. via CaV i n 'Ad Jersey CHI :=PrassMaU, 8 00
At SAO P. M., via' den and Amboy Emmen. ' 800
At 6P. M. for Am and intermediate station&
MAW and 8 A. a nd P. M.. for Freettol4 .. ,
At 8 and 10 A. M.. 8.80 and 4.80 P.M4 fOr
At 6.80,8 and 10 A. %Rao, 4.80. • and 11 M., for
Isoratetown, Bantam". Beverly and Delano°.
At 6 80Anst lu A.14.1.0.944.1A, 6 and u.nt.P.; ra: far Flo&
strict, kap water, Riverside. Riverton , Pidtxtvra and
Fish Bowe. and P. M. foi Florence and Riverton.
115 F 'm1.11.801: M. Linde will Wave &OW toot of
market street by upper ferry.
From Newington Moot.
fit. 11 A. /4., Nerutfogion and Cit y,
Jerseygeti York
Express Une . . . . ..212 00
At and 11.4)21:31.;511148-ii Wa'ailliCiaWinion and
Bristol. And at 10.16.1. - M. for Beata.
et 7.80 and 11 A. M., MS and 6 P. 61, for MorrlivEle and
TWOrtown.
At .7:90 and- 10.16 A. M.. 2.80 and 6 F.M. for Ocheneki and
A E t 7/0 ddingto
and /n.
0.16 A. Mitt.S6. and 6 We Co rn well'.
Torresd olm es &cony, W ming, Bride* ,
burg intermediate Station& th rnd Fran Word, and BP . M. for , olinesburg and
From west Philadelphia Depot vis Connecting Rail we'
At 9.45 e. M., t. 2.1. 4. 6.W ana u P. M. now Vora Exprrse
Line. via Jersey City.._.,.. .. 26
At 11"80 P. M. Emigrant Line. . ' ....200
et 9.4 b A. M.,1.20, 4, 6154 sus
At 9.45 A. M., 4. a 3.1 and 12 P. M.. tor Bristol. .
et 12 P. MI (Night) for Diorrisvillo; Tallytown, Eiclumeks,
Eddhlaton, IVottwells, Torrfadale, Eloinumburg.Taconr.
• Wiesinonsing. Bridesburs and Frankford.
The 9.45 Aland 630& 12 P.ALLines nmdaily. A/I othrnt.
Sundays excepted.
For Lutes leaving Nesstingtsw Depot, take the earl on
third or Fifth streets, at Chestnut, at half an hour before
ieparture. The Care of Market Street Railway. run di.
aid to West Philadelphia. Depot, Chestnut and . Walnut
within one square. On Sundays,• the Musket Street Cars
rill nth to connect with the 9.46 A; M and 6.80 and 12 P
12.11ne.
, BELVIDERE DELAWARE RALPOAD LINES
from Remington Depot.
At 7.3 u A. 8.,
Owegoar Falb. Buffalo. Dunkirk.
dimira, Ithaca, P.ocheeter,Binghanapton, Oswego,
iyracuse, Great Bend. Montrose. Wilkesharre, cicraaton.
411101.01 ours, Water Gap, Schooley's Mountain. dcc.
At 7.80 A. M. ana em P. M. tot Beivideue r •sneton,
Lan bertYille,Flemingtom An. ['tie 3.30 P. M. Line cop-
Leal direct with the train leaving Easton for Mena
Chian) ,Allentown. Bethlehem. Lac.
At a P. M. tor Lambertville ana mtermediate Stations.
.(iAIidDEN AND BURLINGTON CO..AND PEN BERTON
AND ELIGHTSTOWN FAlt ROADS, from Market
!Street Ferry_ (Upper Bide.) _
at 7 and 10A.M..1.3u,8 80 and 5.80 P.BLfor Merctemtaville,
Nom estown, Lowborn, Masonville. liainalkort, Mount
Holly,dmitbville. Esvimayille.Vincentown.Blrmingham
and Pemberton.
At 7 A.M..12,) and ASO P.M.for Lewhitown.Wrightstown,
Common n, New Egypt, - tlornerstown, Cream Ridge,
Irolaystown. Sharon and Hlghtatown.
Fifty Pounds of baggage only allowed each Passenger.
'cussengers aro prohibited from taking anything mb
e ag
;age but the wearing apparel. AR Da over 616
gam& to bepaid for extra. The Company limit their re
mmeibility for baggage to One Dollar per pormd.and
not be liable for any amount beyond 'IOU, except by ape
cial contract.
Tickets sold and Baffi l T checked direct tbrou.6 to
Boston, Worcester. B eld. Hartford, Now Haven,
RProvidence. Nevrport. Al any. Troy Baratogs. Uth a a
ome, Sy Rochester. Buffalo Tana
duspen riage.
An additional Ticket Office is located at No. 828
Cheeinut alreekwhers tickets to New York, and at lm.
portent points North and East, may be procured. For
ams purchasing Tickets at thb Office. can have their bag.
gage checked hem reeddences or hotel to destination. by
Union Transfer Baggage Eir• presa.
Linea from Now York for Philadelphia win leave from
toot of Cornd street at LOU and tie P. IS,
via Jersey City and Camden. At 6.30 P. M. via Jereel
P . and Ronangton. At 7. - and 10 A. hl.. 12 30, and 9
P. M., and 12 Night, vlajerseY CitY and Weal
O From Pier No. 1, N. River at 6.80 A. M. Accommodation
and 2P: Expires% Vla Ambor and Camden.
Nov. EL 18168. WhL H. GATZMEIL Agent.
NORTH P.MINSYLVANIA R. R.—
THE MIDDLE ROUTE.—Shortest
• and moat direct line to Bethlehem.
Eastern,, Allentown Stanch Chunk. Hazleton. White Ha.
yen. Willeabarre. Dlabauoy City, Mt. Cannel. Pittston,
Tnnkhannock.l3c , anton, Carbondale and as the polling
in the Lehigh and Wyoming coal meows.
Patausger Depot in Philadelphia, N. W. corner qerka
and American streets
"WINT.P.R ARRANGEMENT. TEN DAILY TRAINS,
—On and after MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23d. Passenger
Train leave the Depot, corner of Berke and American
etreeta daily (hundaye excepted). as follows:
At' 7.45 A. )I.—M °ming Wiese for Bethlehem an
Principal Stations on North Pennsylvania Railroad. con
nesting at Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley naiiroad few
Allentown, Catasauqua, Slating - ton. Mauch Chunk,
Weatherle ,Jeanesville. Ilturacton, White Itaven,Wlikee
hair', Kingston, Pittston. '1 nnkbannock , and all polute
in A thigh andW yarning valleys ; also, in connection with
Lehigh, and Mahanoy Railroad for mahanoy City, and
with. catawissa Railroad for Rupert, Danville. Milton and
Williamsport. Anive at Mauch Chunk at II .M.; at
Whitt thane at 2.50 P. AL ; at Mahan, Lit' , at LBO P. M.
Paesengere by this train can take the chin Valley
Train, pawing Bethlehem at 11 55 A. al for ciadon and
points on New Jersey tier tral Rai road to Now York.
At 8.45 A, M.—Accommodation for Doylestown, stopaing
at ei.l intermediate Slat:lons. Passengers for Willow
Grove,Mathoro' and liarteville, by this train. tako Stage
at thd ork „Road.
9.45 A.; M. (Express) for Bethlehem, Allenteurn.Mauch
Chunk, Hbite haven, ilketharre, Pittston, &Tanana
ar d Carl ondale via Lehigh and r manohanna Ratko& I,
also to Easton and points on Morris and Essex Railroad to
P )' ore and I+llm:town and Easton, and points on New
Jersey Central Rain oad to New York via Lehigh Valley
Rath cad:
At 10 45 A. M.—Accommodation for Fort Washington
stopping at intermediate Stations.
At 1.45 P.M.—Lehigh Valley Express for Bethlehem,
Allentown Stanch Chunk. White Haven, Wilkeatiarre,
Pittiton,Scrantommid Wyoming Coal Regions.
A 12,45 M.—Accommodation for Doylestown. atop
Ong at all intermediate stations.
At 4. l 5 P. M.—Accommodation for Doylestown,etop
ph,g ;at all intermediate stations.
At Sit P. M.-3 hrough accommodation for Bethlehem,
and stations on main line at North Peanaylvania Ran.
ro.d. connecting at Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley
plug Train tot kaaton, Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
at 13.20 P. M.--Accomodation for Lanedale, etopping at
all thew mediate stations.
At 1180 P. M.—Accom aodationa for Fort Washington.
TRAIN Ei ARRIVE IN PIIILADP.LPHIA.
Fretil Betblebeto at 9.10 A. M. 2.30, 5.25 and 1150 P. AL
2.10 P. Al., 8.25 P. M. and 880 P. Id. Trains make direct
connection with Lehigh Valley or Lehigh and Susque
hanna trathe from Easton. I:Scranton, Wilkesbarre, Matia.
nov City • mid 'Hazleton.
Prier engem leaving Wilkeebarro at 10.18 A. M., 1.45 P.M.,
connect at Bethlehemand arrive in Philadelphia at 5.95
and &Eu'P. M. '- -
prom Doylestown at 8.85 A. M.. 4.55 P. M. and 7. P. M,
APTD Lauedale ai 7,30 A. AL
FYuni Washington at 10 45 A. M. and 3.10 P. M.
' • " ON SUNDAYS.
Philadela la for Bethlehem at 9.80 A. AL
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 5 00P. M.
hittowa for l'hiladelphia at A 51:
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4 00 P. M.
tifth and Sixth .otregta Passenger care convey passer'.
gem to and from the new Depot.
White cede Of Pecond and 'I ht d StreetaLin' o and Union
Line run within a short distance of the Boot. •
Tickets must be procured at the Ticket office. in order
to secure the lowest rates of fate. '
• • ELLIS CLARE. Agent.
Tickets cold and Raggaiti chocked thou pli; to principal
points, at Mann's North VOLD. Baggage EXpresa office,
!so:105 booth Fifth street. • •
iIaNNOMVANLA •• CENTRAL
Riffiroan. —Fall Time. Taking
• . effect Nov. aid, le& The trains of
the P anla Central Railroad leave theDopot, at
rhirtY•Ent ,aed Market Streets, which is reached directly
by thocare of the Market Street Passenger nat_i. the
but car mumotAng_ with each train. leaving front and
y
Market streets inut minutes before its departure. Those
M. the Chestnut and Walnut Eltreet Railway= within
one square o!' the Depot. • • _
Oleo hig I,aCncjitll3 can be had, on apinsino_n a t the
fiCkiCilliet t Northwest corner of Nint h and utienstut
Itree 4gentr of, m a ethlridDon"(4-cderoomParll will can for anal
deliver Baggage at the moot. 011 y l r ett at No. 901 Chest.
nut atreet. Market stin , receive attention.
. joo
A.
P 3 aoll l Accorn..... • at /0.80 M.. 1.10. and 00 P.
.at
Fast Line. .....,.......... ...........
Luso .so& A. M. m
Dri tiarris e E2l4l'l'is.l!;: botre A • c • co — mm • — od — a • tkot • • •••
• ...
• • • ••
• .at SLOOP. M.
at 4.00 P. M.
Lancaster Accommodation........,. • _
• tat am r• na•
rreesa .. .. ..... .. %at 8.00 P. M.
. WASP. M,
.... at LI.Ou Wel
Philadelphia exPress • • — I .: •. .
Erie mail leaves daily. except ounual, running 0
rt only. On bender night
gationsy, night to Williani s l . * l2 l oc k,
p men gem will leave' Philade phla at o c
Pidlad . elidde Paxt
' on leaves . dally. Al) o th er
trains
un%—otailigw
Tge Westen nAr. Ac commodation' Train tans dally.Mnley . For train tickeht must be procuredand
baggage K i
bAnnilT ymo_ll.My A T liakt us hispP OT.vits_t_str,st,
Cincinnati . . ftle
ebnandin
Pa D 1
3.404 7.1) P N.
Pull Atom.. .41 • ate -hi.
an.p ro lefale . utt
Fast Line, .. . ........ ...................... 7_0.00
sater Train........ .. . ... ....... ...... rm.
erlePipreml , < , . • •••• ••• • • •e• • • t• • ..... • ,
Dayy. ExprAn.........,• *7. . • 'V' .. " Lab •
r• •
For unormatiOnea
Ar.E.M.• • oat. OP% Pheigilut Etitaaf.
Bli • • - I 6 Marta; • •
• . • chat Agent sr. weblipo4.
tbipPelineTtiralV Co mpany
ri md 44
dm t sk%for ass 8). n u.rs t.l o m z
Umitheir I 4 untied
value. M
44. a al likfi lia enee ow edlng o
' 'Mount In value will Lai
aigi - , r ll/11 10,21 1" M it T ,
• as
r ICILWRIARSi
. , ,
this..oTWt 'AND NUL&
BELPIDARAILROAD,
WINTER A RRANOEMENTI3 •
On and after MONpAy., Oct. gm,- Iggs, sh e t r a m , will
!cave Dew t, Thlity Apt and Chestnut erects; as followa•
Tida l ) Rave pheadelphia - lor West Cheater, at 7.46 Ai,
kt. 11 A. M., 2.80. 4,15, 4.60, 0.15 and ILIA P. M. • -
' LeaVe.West.Cliesterfor Philadelphia,,from Meet on lit
Market street, 64fs, 7,1 5 . COO and 80 . 45 A. 21 .' 1 44 4 . 80
Teams tank''. West Chester atA,MA. M., and loaviog
Philadelphia at 4.601'. M.. will atop at B. C. Junction and
Media only. • • ........ • West
•
Passenger.' to or. from atations bet Ween W Mader .
arida C. Jurictlem going, Rest, will- take, train leaving
W: T ettlbester at 7.45 A. M...and going Wed will take Wen
lea g Philadelphia - at -smd Mender:at B; 0
J
Aim leaving Philadelphia at 7.45 A. M. an 4 4.50 P.M..
And leaving Wt et 'Cheater at' 8.00 A. M." and 460 P. M.,
connect at it•C;Janetionwith Traitts on P. and B. C. It
R. tor Oxford -gad intermediate paints.
. •
- LNBUNDAVB.,—, , Leave Philadelphia at-,,11.80 A. M. and
200;P. Ad
Leave ' West Chester 765 A. Id. and 4.001 t 51:
The Depot.ia reached directly by the Chestnut and Wal.
nut 'Street ears. Those of the Market. Street Line run
within one Wire: The CAN of both 'lines connect with
each train upon its arrival,
Orr Xassengers are. allowed to take c .Wearing Impure ,
0 13 1 7i , $ P*66a6e. and the Company mill note in any ease,
be responsitse Mr an Amount exceeding titlo °Wets special
contract is made for the same. • - NEP' WOOD.
. . Ciener44 Oppetintendenti
111=21.11111a • PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
RAILROAD/.. FALL_ ' TA
: RLE.—Througb and Meet Route.be
beam ndladelpida, Efaltittuna, Harria2
port, to U4allorthwest ap ri the Great Oft Re on 9f Peon •
gyhninia.—Flapani glee eCara on aU N t Tmina."
()wand a ft er BLOND Y. __Nov. 23d. , the Trann on
the Phliadel;phiii and Erie Railroad will nut as follows:
Mall Train teepee Philadelphia ...... ......4.....10.46 P.M.
Wnliannport. ..... ............ 316 A.6L
" andliee at Erie... ' ........ RAO P. M.
F4t B ElNtellnerea mr Phardefibil . • • ILSO A. WV
salves at Erie iPclit• • • •• -
ElpintraUlatern p ,h e il v .. . .... 8.00 M.
arrival st Lock alaven • 7.45 g
nearrivavar.
mesTrs c , -
arrive.at Rai:— 10.00 A.
M..
Eri e ) 11 ;Tais balms Erie 25 P. M.
- Rnott:_ 7 A.2. A
arrives * fib
Man -- annlltalrear - coimeat - with - . 011 - trees sad-Alla
ghoul RIV6ZAILUTOad. Baink%hrlcad Tbrough.
PHILADELPHIA & DALT/MORE
CENTRAL RAILROAD:
Monday. Winter 1 4$ 11111 " 11 . Arrangements. On amd after
Oct 51.14 11NR, Meltable will leave Phiftdel hi/Nina:l the
Depot of the West Cheater & Philadelphia 'tor.
ner of Thirty-first and Chestnut streets (West Made.).
at 7.45 A. fd.siad 4 , 50 P. N.
Leave Hieing Ban. at 6.45 A. M. and Oxford at /.30A.
M., and leave Oxford at 8,25 P.
A Market Train with Passenger Dar attached will ran
on Tuesdafiland Frida l , leaving the Rising Bun at 11.05
A. If .. Oxford at DAB and Kennett at LOD P. M. con.
fleeting at West Cheater Junction with a train for Phila.
delptia. On Wednesdays and Saturdays train. leaves
1%0 1 delphia at 2.80 P. Mauna through to Oxford. .
The Train leaving Philadelat at 745 cam at
Oxford with a daily line of B es for Peach ' Bottom. in
Lancaster toasty . Returning. ayes Peach Bottom to
connect at Oxfo d with the Afternoon Train for Philadel-
Rising Bun,
The Train lesaving Philadelphia at 4.50 P. IL ruin to
Md.
Passengers allowed to take westing apparel only, as
Baggage, and tbo Company will net, In any case, be re.'
sponaible for au amount exceeding one hundred dollars.
oaten a emul contract be made for the same.
mkt! HENRY WOOD. General Bun%
mu ,& Aro
_ FREIGHT T.INE VIA
NO 10 RTII PENNSYLVANIA• RAIL.
• ROAD, to Wilkesbarre„ Mahan.);
Gip , Hewn Crone). Oentraia , and all points on Lehigh
V y Railroad and its branding.
y new arrangements. perfected this day. this road
enabled to give increased despatch to merchandise earn
d=o the above =Med Pants.
delivered at the Throng_h Freight Depot, •
& E, ear. of FRONT and NOBLE Btreeth
Before iP. M., will reach Wllkesharre. Mount Car mel,
Mahoney City, and the ether stat ions in Mattalloy anti
Wyk vil li MP before II b t of • the succeeding day
Ar.fl4 MARK. *wave
6 zurratup a OLDIE.
For Boston---Steamship Line Direct
BAILING FROM EACH PORT EVERY FIVE DAYS.
FROM PANE STEP ET„ PHILADELPHIA, AND LONG
T.
HORTON
lahThis lino is composed of tile fird class
/Haematite%
11.0111A1V, 1,488 tone, Captain 0. Baker.
sdiXom, 1.2:10 tens, Vaplain F. M. Boggs.
Oft MI 1,298 tone. Captain Cres.ell.
The tiOltlid.N. from Pella Friday. Jan. 16 at 6A. M.
The BOMAN: innn Boston. on Monday . Jan. 18. at 3 P.M.
bete bteamabies Nan punctually. and Freight will be
received every day,a Steamer being always on thehertb.
Breath:y' points beyond 8013t013 sent with despatch.
Fitight taken for attempts in New England and for
warded as directed. Inonrance ~&5 per cont. at the oMce.
For freight or Paseago (supenoi accommodations)
apply to IIkNRY WIN/WA &CO..
mv 81 389 South Delaware avenue.
PHILADELPHIA A ND SOUTHERN MAIL
, S'l EAMBIUP COMPANY'S REGULAR
,FBI 111 QUEEN STREET WHARF.
The JINIATA will sail for NEW ORLEANS, via
HAVANA. on baturday. Jan. M. at 8 o'clock A. M.
The JL NIATA will sail from NEW ORLEANS.vIa HA.
V ANA. —. Feb
'The TONAWANDA . wbi sail for SAVANNAH on Sa.
turdey. January 16, at b o'clock A aa.
7he W 1 UMING will sail from SAVANNAH on Sm.
turday, Jan' ary 16.
The PIONEER will sail for WM bUNG PON. N. C. on
Saturday, January . 16.6 P. 6L
Tin °ugh Bills of Lading signed. and Passage Tickets
told for all points South and West. k or Freight or Passage
apply to CHA BEES E. DIMES, Freight and Passenger
Agent,l36 Walnut streot.
W/LLIA6I L. JAMES. General Agent.
Queen &rem Wharf.
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMJNID AND NOR.
FOLK ISTEAMSHIV LINE.
THROUGH FREIGHT AIR LINE TO THE
SOUTH AND WEST.
EYEII 11 SATURDAY.
At Noon, horn FIRcT ARE ahove MARKET street,
TlihULtiH ItATEn and TIM LGH REOEIPTS to all
points in North and South Carolina via Seaboard Air
ine Railroad. connecting at Ports•nourh, and to Lynch
bur, Va., 'I enuessee and the We t via Virginia and
Tennessee Air-Line and mchmond and Danville Railroad.
Fre.ght MANI/L.1,1 BE t' ONCE, and taken at LOWER
ibb THAN ANY On HEn LINE.
'I ho regularity, safety and cheapness of this route cam.
mend it to tie p bile as the most dmirabtdmediem for
carrying every description of freight.
o charge for commission, drayage, or any expense for
transfer.
Steam, hips insure at lowest rates.
Freight received DAILY.
WW. P. CLYDE & CO..
14 North a• d South Whirstee.
W. P. PORTER, Agent at Richmond and City Point.
'l. P. (;bOVt , ELL & CO., Agents at tvortolk.
HAVANA STEAMERS.
•
BAILING 1417k112 21 DAYS.
These steamers wiU leave this port for Ebb
vans every th ird Wednesday, at 8 o'clock A. H.
The steamehip SPAItS AND STRAPS% Captain
Holmes, will sail for Havana on Wedneeday morning,
January 27, at 8 o'clock A.M. Passage. $4O cur, ency.
Pass, ngele mmt be provided with pmeports.
No freight received after Monday.
Reduced rates of freight.
THOMAS WATTSON th SONS,
140 North Delaware avenue.
NhW LXIRESS LINE TO ALEXANDRIA,
•* orsetuivn and' Washington. 1). C., vi•
Ur.esapeake and-Delaware usual, with con.
nections at Alexsudria from the most direct route for
Lynehbutg. Mato). Knoxville. Nashville, Dalton and the
Sot t hvrest.
Steamers leaver elularly from the Etat wharf above
blather ',treat, every MAU day at noon.
Freight received da ly. •
WM. P. CLYDE & CO..
14 1. ortb and tioutn Whence.
J. 13 DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
.l. ELDRIDGE & Agenta at Alexandria. Virginia.
NOTICE.—
FOR mmw YORK,
Vin Delaware and Raritan Canal.
• EXPRESes EiTkemnoxr COMPANY.
The Steam Propeilore of tho line leave Daily from first
wharf telow Market street
Tl , l+olloll TM 24 IiOURS..
(10 - 013 N forwarded all the lines going out of New
York—Norte. East and West—free o! Commission.
.Freight rec‘lvod at our usual low rates.
WM. P. CLYDE,
14 South Wharves; Philadelphia.
JAS. RAND. Agent.
/19 W all street, cor. of South. New York.
OKNEYQRLEW ,YORK,
VIA
• DELAWARE AND itARITAN CANAL.
• SWIPTSUILE TSANSPORTATION COMPANY.
• ' DESPATCH ANL BWIPABOIE. LINES.
Tim business of these lines will be resumed 'on and
after the ,9th of M arch. For frolght,which will be taken
on accommodating Mims, a lyto ' •
WM. M. BAIRD b CO.,
No. 13.213antb. Wharves.
DELAWARE AND CHEMPEAKE
Steam. Tow Boat ("omens , . Bargee
&drat '
towed between, Philadelphia. Halal:nue,
kiavre.de-tira ea. Delaware Oily and Intermediate Veleta
WM. P. CLYDE & Agents; Capt. JOHN LAUGII
LIN, enp't Oiliee.l4 South Wliervee. Philadelphia.
NOTICE—FOR NHW TORR. VIA
i ni i,UMMl tn aware and- Raritan Canal--liwifteure
obortation Company—Despatch and
Beentru.re tiolie,—The barium by these Linea will be re.
Ruined on and after the 19th or March. ' For Freight.
Which wi I be taken on accommodatind , ternut, apply to
Whi. Id. HAIRD & Borah Wharton. .
C" --- °l3%,tfils' , Y r oßVlL 3 ,l;ol;.l,l',lPALTharlaiftrundieAr
General Maur at Race tdrect whorl. ConAtanepa will
pteare attend to the reception their Goods. WORL
MIN & CO.. In Walnut 'divot.
NTIC4 - E.-11E BR.. BARK "'ELIZA D
O'Brien. Master, from Liverpool, is ILO. disdaining
sieve.,eneral .ord, at t en d Lomnard Street Wh.rf. Von.
militarism to the mtion al Unix goods.
YETFItiViiI(IIII" ORS. 116 Wa lnut street 14.4
N .
uIIOE.-=ALT., PFAISON4 liflE l BERRBY Atli.
tiohed against trading luty of the mrew pf.the lr; ark
; biliza paltot4oll3rien,,Bleeter from tiverpoototh 110 into
of „their 'retargeting Ikoilbe pa , id by eithe- the 4 impkala or
' Contlghtes.' -YE% Lit-WIUGLIT g 00Ne, Na 11," Waleut
'etrert, , - .f . . . , ~ . .. 44Atf
,IFI 3 CIETUE 4 •
1 - 2. A S FIXT U it E E1.,-hilliEttlts Ar CAHILL di
V.T TII/LOKARo No. a R Cheetuut street; manuirAtarere
al 0 will ixturep,
t iottupt. do.; di would eel' the xthu.ton
of the public tor err lice nud eketaht eaglet/dam dt Ou 1
cheadeltere,PenX, rookete. c. , IforeheCtiee
follh tdoeo into illto 0 eod publW hul ue.e.i att end
extondlutc, el spa nnoltollilll Err% mck S.
Ile IR Ak 4 : xi! wr,,* '4' IN, .!si
.•nAa
itlizard Irlintre.—Jame s A. Fineman, Auctioneer.—
Building lotaaboveltileglitcny avenue, Tivcray-filth
Raid. Under` uthority of thirairptiarol ~ ourt, for the at,
ot.d County of Philadelphia. ou Wcdne , day, January 97. 1990 at 12 o'clock noon. will sold at goblin sal-. at
the .lAh Dad. 'phis Exchange.. toe fol'ow ng described real
elate. the property of 4tzard ltficors:• No. L Lot. Agate
etrte t, a I b fronts on We.tn orelend and Culvert streets.
bard' grimy& ettuete on the tOutheast ward', aid-f of -
Agate betas. n-Culv•rt and Westmoreland etreete.tigthe
di.' since of 495 feet isM incbee narthsastvrardly from Alto.
a heny avenue. in the Thu nts.tifth Ward. the kr; eon
taint g it, frontonAgate street 240 feet and in depth of
that a idth along Westmoreland and Culvert etreeta 50
fo o 6 inches. ,
terthubject to 875 ground rent per annum. _
3.—Let.• -(4 l 4 l tert d di.leritghift Tit:este. A lot of,
ground sitnete on 'the: tort Kilt st- corner of -Culvert and
!nu,' streets; ot•ther distance( of 495 feet 6V - inches
LOTtliesstwardly,,froMAllashoop avenue, in the Twenty.
filth Ward of the eitY;; Containing in front . on Memphis
!ITT et 12 ft et. and la depth of that width'along Culvert
street 60 feet 6 incheis.__l2 ,. .Sub)ect to $lO ground rent
per RI html.
No. 3.--Lot. Agate and Culvert stree th . A lot of ground
shuttle rn the northwestwardly side of agars street:at
the distance of 240 feet norti;A:astwardly from Allegheny
avenue.. in the 't wenty-lifth Ward.of the city - containing
it. (tont 20 feet 675 inches. and along Culvert street 50 feet
6 inches
Orr übj. et to 864 24 ground rent per annum.
No. 4.-1 ot, West street. ( hight.entn Werd) , ":Atli th at
certain lot' of g; ound." comewed 'of 1 contlitnena rots of
ground. situate on the not therestvrardlg. side Of West et,
at the di-t once of 66 het not therattvarellg of Cage well at..
in the highteenth Wnrd of the city; th nce extending
vont; a (inwardly at ; ight angles with W. street 73 feet
21; ; ; inches ; thence Dort/westwardly - at right angled with
bort is et on the sou hwardl. side thereof 56 teat 54
inch; t haiCu aJutbeastwardir along Wilda street 17 feett
thence southwestwardly at right angles with West iltratir
and to the northwesterly side thersof fe e tnches.
and th ence aoutha esterty along West street 17 to the
place of beginning.
rff - sum to he paid on each at ths time of sale.
IRA IeY.AIiD. ,
4AVOR L S.ZAAD. ‘•"11If Mr. •
• JAMELlFitighlsiAN."Anetteneet.
•
)aziot Store, 472: Walnut. ,
DIit'HANIP COURT AND EXEOUI•OILitSiAIiP • ,
"• —Estates of Daniel and Charles idoclartiri;ddc'd; ,
'
James Freeman, Abed meer.—Valuabla , WhirtL,
and - Doeks. Delay+ are- avenue,- eolith of Al mond , etreet.
2230 feet on Delaware avenue. Under authority
Orpheus". t •ourt. for.the city and ecuntref - Phibidelghlas
and by order of Execntord. n Wednesday. Jan rru9,37tit...
184 at 12 O'clock noon. x 111 be sold at 'MAI° sale , at th e
Finis delyhut Biding% th- following desrlribed..itte r q-,_
tate late the property ef Dante! aad Charlet M o b s j—Ail that certain water t • or piece of ground.wit •
the w bald or,pler thereon erected situate on the gaud Bide.._
of 'Pt laware avenue. lathe sourth Ward of the city et
Philadelphia i•coaralning in front or breed•li no the said,
Delaware- avenue feet 6 inches, and extending of that
width' between parallel line% in length or depth east..
war dly Into the river t letawaro on the north line 296 feet. ,
,and on tt e Tom h line 201 feet 2 Inches. but the same mete
or left: to the present wharf line in the eitptriveratat
ninth further beyond the game as, may at any time here
after be permitted or al ewed. according to law. usage or.
custom. :Bounded north %%roily bv amend or Argyle
street. continued eastward by said river Dela vartheoutb.
ward by ground formerly belonging to tho estate al Thee.
Penrose, deed.. and weetward by 'Delaware avenue
The above is a valuable and s.bgtariffai ratitri' (beina
.110.23).•ts in :cod te-tfee. and Waal 211 tA4 tliCiniti/
eXts•Nalre and r a loaf , itnyfroverrosibr: fittest/Schott the ,
?loft!' side is 27 feet Cikehee irk and.
in!. 4A. o.llhe souilketcle. .
riGitt ographie elan May be seen at the'Auc'ion- .
P tore: • liar Three-Nutter, of ,4 the above will be - eold by
order of ,the , executors of Daniel • Metjarthy. deeessed.
the rein Muhl: one•lourtibary .t.tder ot the Orphans'
Court, the purchaser obtaining a clear title to the 'whole.
Clear rf all Ircum braises. . , •
ar. Irbil) to be pate attune of sale.
By or der of Executors end dmfolatrator. • •
nth. sA FR FEJI N. Auctioneer:
pre. : 422 Walnut street;
=SE
o• A L. Pledlet
.1 , (414- James A. Freeman. Auctioneer.. Valuable..
Ground Pent of 11441.1 Per Annual (Par $l4 %IL)—
Under authority of he Orphans' CO qt, for the city add
county of Philadelphia, on, Weacesdav, January,27tb.
1969, ..t 12 o'clock, noon, will beroid at public-sale,. at .
the Philadelphia Eachatige. the Int owing Ide.cribqd Kea
hetate, hetate, late the progeny of 'Jacob Pierce, deceasadt A'.
S early gt ound rent, a sum of eight hundred. and forty
(840 daft. vv. Ise Jut motley. of tee United • States of. Anna ,
rica, it, equal half yearly or y meta* on the ere'' of
Janus! y and July in every year, without any de laden'
for fazes, out of all that cart .iu lot or ..pie , e of rotted.
withtbe trick mewing° thereon. erected; situate-on . the•
soul' ide ef Cberry etrept 94 fent eastward from Elev
enth etreetin the Tenth Wend containing in front-on
Cherry street t 53 feet and extendingof that width &bath....
ward 93 fret to Academy street, in that, Part , thereof 23
feet in, width. • ner . Ths tenant in the (Ord is. the City.
therefore tt e pround rent i 4 dlwaps secure i 4 addition
to the value at the, r•roperty.. the earn° lot of
ground that Jacob Pierce, by indenture dated OA 2d day
of Juty, - A - .;D. 186 d . -recorded the °nice for .Reepnillut
Deeps c for the elty and count.). of -in
Deed Book L B, It.. NO. 20d; Dap 213.. granted and• con
ga) ed unto the City of Philadelphia' In leo. reserving the
at•ove.ruentioned ground rent.
113 Z - 43259 to be paid at the time of sale.
By the t:ourt. J()SEPEIM.BGA.FiI?; Clerk G. C.
CALEB CLCiTHIE it: Guardian and Thunee.
'JAMES A. FithEilAN. Auctioneer.
liitcfre. 422 Wahrlltitred.
1.. 7 1411
cOlita • SALE. - ---EBTATB :or
Ilam nines. deeeaked..LJamea. A. Freemen.' tics
' tioneer.— Modern Store'and 'Dwelling. R.O corner
of Sixteenth and Brotritrtreete. l wer.a.therity,q(3he ,
Orphans' Count, forth° City ano Comity of Philnielphia,
on Wedneirlap"January 27, 1669 at lireeltick, nom), will
be eold at publ ic tale a, the-Philadelphia Exatiage—the
following described teal extant: the nroper'y of •Willtam
Baines, deceased dll thateerfam lot or piece ogrodnd
with the thrbe-itory,briek mealtime, Or tenement ttritein.
erected:elf nate on the eoutheeet corner of Sixte,tith and
Brown eta eete. in the Fifteenth,Ward: contaMine in-front
on Sixteenth etrem la feet. and (rending, in leng , ll or
der th ea , ward of that width paridlelfrith said Brown'
etreet f 7 feet 6 inches to en alley 2 feet 6 inches wide lead
ing nor , hwa d Imo Brown ek.t
fl'Ae acme is a neat ttreenterri, brick Pore . and .otoe -
WV: 'nearly new and i 72 daid order. Tacludat art the
eaayix urea and atorthip poste. The daetlina. toff/tea t .
trO7Ve an B , own street, has three .torp b tot baiid tam
bath. acater.clased, range. far '1 he fixtu ea• of the
• .eery ora are not included in tho gale. Clear of in
cumbrance.
eitu to bo paid at the limo of .ale. , _
By the Court. J. SEPJF.I MwOARY. Clerk ().
CFI 4.IILES U. fl Ai N 44. Adininietrator
:JAMES n. Ft , BEHAN. ..uctionoer.:
e,s. ftRIVE . nt qtreet.
t KAL i
12, Francis Pi ilibert, demoted oas
.-
_James A Preeklan,
Auctioneer —Tbreestoiy Brick Dwelling and 1r
House, No. 1314 Pine street Under authori 7nf the r
phant' Court for the City and Count, of Philedelpb a,
on Wedneedny, January a 7, Ir(9. at 19 o'clock. 10.0471/. wilt
be told at public sale. at the PPitadi !thin' Exchange, the'
followirg Be.crllied Real Lietst ,, , late the propertVof
Frani is Philibeit, docsased: All that certain three4iory
bri k metsuage v 1 , 13 , extemeLve two43tory br Mc' back
bulldogs. used as a dyeing
M the, lot the lot of
gt mind , situate on the southe of nine street - M.l7min
Sixth and Seventh streets ',No. 614),J0i the Fifth:ward of
the oily ; - contal down front 17 feet illucheaL and extend
lug in depth of that in smith south , . are 48 feet to the
truth end of a Bfeet wide alley on' the west side of Said
lot; thence extendloO• by au off-et on tue west side to the
breadth of lfl de. t, more , or lets and continung of that
breadth still further southward i thward 60 feet. With the •privl
le re of the 3 feet wide alley. • -
t* Subject to a yearly ground rent of $2 per annum.
Itirsiou to be paid at he time of sale.
By, the Court, J. 'it TPII iiklisLi.HY. ClArk 0. C.
EILODLE PHI' MET, Administratrix.
JAIIIEr3 A. FREEMAN,AnctiometE
Store. 473 Waluut street;
URPI3II.MS' COURT HALE.—ESTATS wAL,
rter F .boattbgate.dcceaped. James. Vremtan,
Auctionoer.—Sloro and Dm , Hine. Old. 223 Pine Street.
tnder authm ity of the (buttons , Court for theeityand
county of l'hilooelphin, on: Wrdneeday, Januarz
1869, at 12 dal elf, noon. will be sold at public sate, at
the thHadrinhia kxr barge, the following 'described
real estate. late the property of , Welter , P, Southgate.'
dref est d : All that etttaiu three•stom brie* tnottuage
with the to ottory brick had huddings and lot ot ground
rttuato on the nor b side of ejnultreb Eo.:',M), between
deemitch Ward of , thoultye
contrail:lmp fn 'fs out on tate stree JO feet and in depth 89
feet. lar i leer of inctimpronco
W . 'S:foto be paid at the time of safe, ,
13y the Contr. Jt 1%1 EGA RV, Clerk 0. O.
J.' HERVEY BEA.L.E. ttdmint,tralor.
JAhll:33 A "NY EhidAN. Auctioneer.
u , or,. 4 2 WAintte Nt^Pet.
fretc,tol.lo4. AUG
tI
treueer.—Tbree neat two atory brick honer's, Nes:
20111:.520 and 2022 Desbong strea,Lear U. S. Animate
Twenty.slgth Ward. lln Wedreseay. Jan 87,,1889. at 111
o'ctock. Poen, will Co sold ter public rate, at the Philadel.
phia h.:l,Zhange, the 1'01144 in deac-lbe T real estate: • All
those three certain two.atory brilt d houtetesitu.
ate on the south side of Deshong street Nos. 2818, 4320 and
2192 end lute or pieces of ground, on which the same are
erected, each lot Id feet in e lith and 88 feet tu de nth.
- Orl ach lot aukject to 884 ground rout permanent: The
above houses are iu good ceder.
bay Will, be sold separately. . .
rier . ls6o to be paid on each at the time of sale;
JAMES A. Plth.ll MAN. Auctioneer.
gtor".49l.W•elnut street.
p n :i_ty.l man 6il
AN - CV3llYttm PLEnd FOR THE
City and County of ihiladentaia.--batHA F.WELAM.
y her nest fries d. ye. -11 El% HY .WELCH. June
Train. 1E68,INo: 88. o HENRY D. WEIGH. Respon
dent—Take notice not the Coin t has this day &anted a
rule on you.,to ohm M
COO why a divorce A. W. H.
rbould not e decreed in this case, returnable SATLitt.
I)AY., January 1130). at II A. 0.1 t:. personable service
haying tailed on ac.ol.at'of your absence.
A. ATWOOD GRACE.
Attorney toail;L r ibel/ann.
j at•
Jetraiiry 7111, 1889
LN ...111k1 COVAT OF COMMON FLEAS FOR TUE
City and County• of Philadulpht ..—Truet Estate of
SARAIIPRICEI ItliSE. Sur. Suppietuental Petition of
JtoklN fdefd DIJON. Trueteo for 'court motion of sate
on Ground Nerd, tu:d authority_ to sell and releitettaidd
Ground Reid tt 61101:GE I:IOWMLL.
You will notice citation hautd by the • Court , to
yin to.
appear in Court on ,SATI RD A . January 23d, '4,10
o'clock A. pl., urd answer amid Petition. auit. &DOW. canoe
why the plat er thereof should not bo grautod; 0r.0!144.40
same alit be then al owrd• 1
Toll. P. FARIN, FRANCS D. FAKIN,OLLANDLER
FAUX EAKIN and BUTLii;ID
i . ,
J. Atiti'F N , SPENIOnIit,
jal2.tn.th 414 attorney for Petitioa6....
OFOLI ARLES T. tato& irmstaidgmr_
A.Au Latent of Adrolnietration upon , th e nboVa. et! taltav—
lug been granted t o the undersigned , ell persons' °Med ,
to the said estate are tett it or ed to make tit aymentAlidtbo3o
having chaimo or 'demands agattut the same, lo•ntake•
them known without de.adUvid to
AN
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