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The Eleiction Ofileierig:
• ' Ate faiOviing is a continuation or the ~ list
• of the Judges and:;lns vectors of the nest elee
tion, Cbosen , by a the Boatit of Aldermen on
•‘4' 'Monday last,: - ,
"A'WENTY:—TIIIRD WARD. s." ;
David' .1: - Sell ;
inspectors, John l':xttison, Wesley Peacock;"
. I•etupi t Sarrazel Cartledge, Joseph John.son.t
^ 4,4 ; in
, npeotors, Charles A J Snyder,- Dennis Dugan jr
• return, William 11. Itushworth, Edward
Yedies."
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rird Dtri•iii•QH...3",, udge ,,io li m e as ste_r C0 0_ 01Ly .. , ,,,,
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tO,: spectors , Elwood Potts, 4.11 .
_ t td b a e l s ll . t i ll . i . , ru
'turni,,John,V.,Stekles;l3osepnEzilithiopei reiers;
$ I:irkinilt, - Dirm* - iTz- - J jaexi ttr i ; jos4ii:whi* . , _ ,:,; ;
Ail *,
.'.;4'' in4 Po 46 ; F r alle ' s d i" ' jii,xiieS S. jolOiscln.:' 1
„Tettizit, Adam Woo. cry,.
a Beni; B. :Dover ; 14-
, '"'• : . :..Tyfth Diilision-"Tu-ge) it i n ~ , ,,,re ttu. 4
ors - Abel -Stokes,. Henry' a es s
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wet 1
filtilnor. 4 . , J ft. ~ •. -, .±. . 1. ..
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_mnry Fo.ster, Wilson, _ ........a Brooks!;
frit —Judge, : Jonatu ti
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1: 7*T*Stll4* 1? ,11 b i e n r n t,..Mdffatt,li.nteS . 0: , Bechtel;'
l ilis tu Peet , n :' Samuel Ford,JaniO,Balid.*:. ' - 1
' 6 ,Ser rn enth Division4udge, .Dhailei*illiarns4
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:. inspectors, JesSe - . l i. , :cottplatlt::4o l in,.. 7l :teal ;'
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C. B -le Sidter, Charles B. Gilbert.'
return, C,
7 . ) lu. .Yrt,..,.ijulige,sainue.up.'Svvolid ;*,
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' " Eir-111t74(--
zl iil l l n nln J. CastOri* John. EH. Van
'.r -inspector's, W.-.-------, ~,,,, •G. ..p or t e f,* Albert
dergritt ; - feturtil '... 04 : ) --; .:" - ,' , •:.-- '. ,•
, ! PingeF; '.: - _
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‘n2 a ififisusn urge;, ' o ert sager
man,* -
ark;" spectors; George F. been
IN Hart; .return, .Thon);* , Edward .
'Mullin - •
7e)).tk I:lir/siva-4w*, William N. Markle,'
• inspectors, Georg W. Hickey,. Cyrus Det-
I - yeller *, return, ° Samnel .T. Ellwood
'EN1"1"-Ffj13
Pint ,Division—J4dgv,•T James Bateman,
Inspeeters, , Thomas; IL Parke,..Samuel T,
Food;* return, •William D. Heston, Wm. D.
Bones.'. , • - •
, z 'Second 'Division=4Udge, Esray
w ad &lectors Silas . SUppleet* . William P.: Bechtel;
.rettirn; ins: H. Young,* John H. Leyiter:
Thzrd ',Division- 7 Judge, PerrY Litzenbeig
„ I -inspectors, :Benjamin F. Jenkins,* Jesse B.
Ttßean; return, Charles Ellis,* Thomas S: Mar
shall. "
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Fourth. Dirision=judge, John .Chase;' in
ppectors,Wm. Vale,* Wm . . G. Smith; return,
_ ()list,* E. M. Bailey.
EV& DiviSion.-Jude; GeO. W. Sthith ;, in!.
spectorS, Samuel Mereditli,Wm, D. Rickards;'!
return, Albert G!. Trout, John. Hoover.* . I
.1 Sixth Division—Judge, Henry Cantwell;* in
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...,,spectors i •Dennis Lawton ,' Nelson Pugh ; reL
* *:' , .•thra," Peter Roddy,* Charles D. Alexander.
Se pith DirtstonL—Jndge, J. Alexander
?Simpson ; , inspectors, inspectors, John Super, George Hip.
pie;' return, Enoch Cloud, Peter Hasson.*
;Eighth Division—Judge, Evan Jones ;
ETectors, John O. Custer,John B. Fraile
turn,' Thomas W. Hesto, Frederick J. Sof,
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• .Ninth Division—Judge, Hem) , L. Hag,ner
;inSpeetors; A. J. Damon,* • John: Ott; return;
R": John Hagner, 4 Wm. IL _Scott... • .. .
0 0 Tenth Division—Judge, Walter .Mcßlain ;I
it . , inspectors, Patrick Lambert,* Wm. H. Thomp;
• son ;return, return, Francis Mcßride,* Wm.' H. West.
Eleventh' DivisionTudge, William. J. Sloan;
inspectors, - James Walters, - Charles Toone;*
• return,
George C. Jervis, Frank Baxter.* , (
Twelfth , Division Judge, Josepk T. Trout',
inspectors, Thomas W. Simpson, Henry Ash;'!
return, Wm. P. Clements, , John Williarnson.l
• Thirteenth D isiontidge C..dlonk;
inspectors, Thomas H. Burrows; Samuel Alex 4
• anderr retnrn, Charles Cloud, Charles Lentz.l
• Fourteenth Divlstonildge, George ," C.
Kooken • inspectors Michae, Young, lY c.
" Grubb ;• returri, 'Rebell, Boyd; William Cari
TWENTY-FIFTH WARD.
..DitrtsiOn-Jiidgei' . 'Charles, Rause ;*
inspectors; John Hassinger* J6SePh Boucher
return, Wm. HeanV' Paul Ratz. ,
Seeend- Division—Judge, M. 8 ., Boyd;
speetons; William H. Embrey,' 'Adam Myers ;•
return, David H. Lentz, John Fields.'
Third Division—Judge, Charles Kreuson ;*
inspectors, Amos Lynn,' 13. Morgan Dungan;
return, Chas. R. Nelson,' John H. Grant.
Fourth Division—Judge, Daniel Harkins ;*
~ inspectors, - Philip Fitzpatrick,' Samuel J. Grif ,
Piths; return, William Gould,' Utley Darlingi
ton.
Fifth Division—Judge,, Thomas Malone
inspectors, Francis Christoplier,' JOlin Wright;
return,R. Porter,* Samuel ' Wilcox.
Sixth I)iriBion—Judge, Edward Barren;'!
inspectors, Andrew J. Snyder,' Charlei
Metzler; return, Rodney C. Weber,* Franklin
.K. Mull.
• Seventh Dirision--Judge, C. B. Higman;*
inspectors, Charles Lennox,* James Craigh
top ; return, James H. Maenride,*
Eighth Di - cis/on—Judge, Wm. S. niggard;
inspectors,, GeOrge Wills. George L. Pallett*
return, David niggard, George M. Smith.*
.TWENTY-SLNIII WARD.
' First Dirision—Judge, • William Tustin;
Inspectors, %Vin. Hillier, Theodore Honer ;•
return,'James Hood, Joseph Fabian.*
• ' eonti-Divisimi—juge,-Jacob-Mass;---in
spectors, George Fields,* RicharASooper ;
j._tura,lsaac Whetstone," Robert 71 Elrilps,
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- -inspectorSTJottn - Cartletige, - Riehard - Ball - ;• - 1
. turn, Charles Havener, Joseph Munn.*
Fourth. Ditision—JudgO, Michael 'McGrath;
inspectors, William Wylie,jArthur Malone ;•
re
c turn, Hormel Nevins, John. McLaughlin.*
Fifth Division-=Judge, *A. .H.,Heynolds ;•
inspectors, George Farnwell,* William Barger;
rettuli, Thomas Fitzmorris;•; John
Sixth DirWon—Judge, Thomas Prichard;.
inspectom, John littlm, John Downey ;* re- '
turn, John Kinkade John McDivett."; ; '
Serenth Dirision—Judge, Alexander Kyle;
inspectors, John Laird, William S. Kay ;* re-'
turn, Samuel Gray, George W. HaSson.*
Eighth. Division—Judge, Robert , S.Patton ;
inspectors, Thomas Sipps, Chas. Waterhouse;*
•eturn,-Thos.Sale,- 1 1 . 4inothy-DCrowley."
Ninth Diri.sion—Judge, Henry M. Milner ;
inspector's, Abraham , Thiniapson, Thomas
..•,. Cripps;" return,, 204:auger McCurdey,Fi•ancis
Lewis.* -.2 . ,; •
' • Tenth Diasion—Judge,,Wm... T. Carnab! in
spectors, J. R. Drisbaek,. Henry Simons;' re
turin' G. W Emanuel . Kessler, :Eannbi
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Eleventh- 'Divildon--4ndge, .Resberf Walsh; -
inspectors,' Joseph McMorris, , Daniel ;*
a return, Wm. 11..,Eakens,,James Mcßride:"
Twelfth Divieon- r Judge; Jeremiah 'Brew ,*
inspectors; john Brien,* WilliatifFuiton ; re
turn James Parise;' Caleb Cope.
,Thirteenth Division-Judge,Patrick White ;*
-insPectom; jantes ., 'Slcillitig;!Jahn,Wilsini,;: re-.
turn; John Mcßride,"Joseph McKeeVer.
Fourteenth J)ichdon-,Judge,, William Wil
son; insPectors,', Wilson .Balley; James Mc-
Guigan;* returii, joshita Russell; Martin
Mellor.• •
Fifteenth DiriaiOn,,Judge,. Win..._Catersott;.
inspectors, Robert Bitchanan, Patrick Cor
coran;" return, John Sliuger,:•=-= , --•,
• TwENTr-sEvENTH'.%ARU.
First .D ivision—Judge, Edward Sage
spectors, Peter Fagan," Rudolph Rise, - 'l.ourn,
F.lV.,3lastells," Jiunes Gate's. .*:
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Second Divillion---JudgerkCiwna ;
• ; inspectors, Charles Newell, John Zellers ,
turn William Ottey, Harry Keen." '
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Third' "Division—Judge,' George J. Van
lionteu;" inspectors, -Joseph Foy,* David
Caters; return, John Stanley,* S: D. Sliniaker;
• Fourikiiivision---Judge, Charles Summer
. • field ; inspectors, Henry M. Smith, Lewis
Augustinel" , return, tnv•-y, ti: w . m .‘r e
C'art is." - , . -
Div on--Judge,. a - Warren ;r 7
Inspectors, D. P. Sputhworth,
return; Geo. 'W. Miles, John Quiz>Yan 4 , ',
- Sixth .D e, AX, Jci#ol4 iyeV",
tors;Witt::C.
thrn, Sob MO.Or,,X4nilinrioltoe,t, •
'4'4lWe, NV#2:
sPecwrsilVt4:Bi4lo4;lienry C. Ding, return,
John Gore;"StundelLewls. -'
Eighth. 13onafon
inspectors,;Joseph Smith,'" Ileru7 Grlbeti;''
return, JOseillt Morrell.
WI 1' *Ant.. 1
rirot, ) Divis(fm-4-judge,,*niamlu Sliraynet ;:
i il ns/kqCtOr.s;VII: -14 y Smally ; returtri
Second Di:vision—Judge, Jos. D. Fried,;
speetors John Johnson, ; 'return,"
Thos: 1 4 ,"Stevens • . 1
' 17draDirlyrionL,Tuilg,e, y
Chas, .1301v4U11,==; rettirn,
~Fo:urth. 'Division—Judge, Chas •
inspeetors,, W. J. P., White; .4.44; retturl,
W, —4 r
- Fifth Division=Judge s George- Fultiter;
ipectors, Adrun 'Cher, return,
Spencer. Smith,
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Sixth .Division- 7 ,,Tudgg i —; hispeq'-•
tors, Theodore Young,- •;•OtUrn,Jolit?,
Seventh•Divitdpr.-:iludmphm. , , Abbott; in
spectors; Soapi* return,
Thos.
Ei 7dlrDtvisiol 13.ta110
mppeetors, ; • return,
Jacob . Detrick,
.„'Deinclerdts:
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r l iDi VA HEE ZE PARK.—The attendance yes
terday at Point Breeze Park, it being the, last
i dr
4.1,a, of the,exidbition, was larger than , any
ore witnessed on a sumlar occasion 'in
iladelphia. ' The track WAS in , good con- ,
dition, and, as was anticipated, good time was
The last heat •of , the'mee. on' Wednesday, be
tween horses that • have never 'beaten 2.30 to
harneis or wagon, was` run yesterdayat twelve
o'clock, and 'was • li'oll. by' '"G"onfidence"
—time, 2.201. "J. J. Bradley"; . Caine in
second, "Fanny Allen" third, and 'J , Piliner"
fourth.
Firstßa.ea—The first race yesterday' , was for
horses that have never beaten 2.35 'in harness
or wagon, $O5O to the winner, $250,t0 the sec
ond, and Slat-to the third. 'Thirteen horses
had been entered, but seven.; of them were
withdrawn, ,so the conteSt waS bet Ween six. •
.
Fir.d:Hedt--Aftersix ineilectualscorings the
borses,started fioin aline; but • again failed to
, r , , ; . et the word. , A second time tiley,
but at the third, now 4 o'clock, they !started,
riot well, however; Louise led at the quarter
Mile pole; 'Henry next to her. This heat was
ruled' as the . bell had been
struck. They started again, and Henry
won by a neck ahead of Hop, in 2.354.
.Second horses had a fair . start.
At the qualier-mile.ole Henry led Hop nearly
a length; .0. the half-Lle •pole :he was two
lengths ahead of him, all the horses trotting
J,ThrOequarter mile liole Hop; nearly lip
to Henry, Who, however, on the -home-stretCh,
held his-ad Vantage of a length, and thus pasSed
the score in -2.344-..
Third heat—At the third scoring the horses
started. , lienry Jed at the quarter-pole, and at
the half was two lengths ahead, And kept that
atiVantage over Hop,: passing the score in 2.7331
MEM
Thomas Best-enters b. g. Henry - - 11 1
W. H. Doble enters ,b. g. Mop - 2 . 2,
'E. P. Stetson entersin.La6y Liglitfoot 3 , 3 6
(Avner, Hostinh enters c. g t Good:,Orre 4 4' 4
S. Woodruff 'enters b. g. LiStener - 5 . 5,
1. Scannell enters et in, Louisa - - 6' 6. 3
. Time.
First - - . - ' 2.35 i
Second • - • -, -
The judges annonucedlrona the stand that
Ilenry was the first, under protest; Hop the
second,•Listener the third, and Good One •the
fburth.,
Second Race.—The second race yesterday
Was for a purse of s2,soo—free for all horsa.—
$1,500 to, the winner, $750 to the next, and
•s`4so to the third: This was the race that en-,
grossed the attention of all. It was a,striking
thing' that each Of these horses had.in turn
beaten the others, except that' the American
Girl had not beaten La.dyThorn. • ,
First lleat—Goldsmith's Maid had the pole,.
Lady Thorn was second, and AMerican Girl .
third— After several—scores-they started;: the .
31a.d' was tip for a moment, but soon recovered.
herself., • At the quarter-pole Lady Thorn was
two lengths ahead ; at the half-mile: pole the
Maid led Lady' Thorn, Whollow went to work,
and came along the track so that every one
could see she was determined to win, and she
"did it:hy.laisiiitt the,' score half a length ahead
of . GoidsMith'S Maid, in' 2.211.
,Second Beat—On the sixth score the mares
got the word, and off they went, Lady Thorn,
at the quartet pole, leading the American Girl
by a neck. the •half-mile pole she was a
length 'ahead, and at the three-quarter pole; the
distance between them was about eight lengths.
She came aleng the homestretch and pssed
the score far ahead, the Maid being the second
and just leading, the Girl. The trotting was
I—Time, 2MI. •
Third Beat—A, good start.. At the turn
T- - - - bady- - frhorn- wa -s=rlw , a)--lengths'-r - alreird=orthe - - - .
_Alaicl,,svlw]noJie,J soon regained
_ber
big. At the quarter she was 'the same dis
i,tance ahead, and at the half-mile pole was
three, lengths in advance. At the three-quarter
pole she had increased her advantage to half a
dozen lengths, and at the score, having made
no break, led the American GM by eight or
Jen.lengths in 2.2%.
,Szinunary.
- .TY. - 1 3 fifer enters'.. m - -Lady Thorn '
, 13i Noble enters, b.. in.. Goldsmith's. Maid, 2, 2 2.
'l3.,,Daniels enters b. In. American Girl, :3 3 3
Mile. 1 Mile. ' 4 l Mile. 1 Mile.
34: 1 , 1.00 1.45 221 t
LO9 1.45 ; 2.19t
35i 1.11 . 1.4'1 2.231
Brats
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flute,-- - CiATEsTEn - - ELEcTmx.::LAfter - the
close of, our report yesterday,-Mr. Sellers con
tinued his argument. en. behalf of the respon
'dents; ~.. •
Be said that it, was complained that. *some,
of tbe divisionS of the FoUrth Ward a.. 4 high as'
183 votes, were received in au hour, which, Mr.:
MaiM said was an impossibility ; but if any of
your Ilonera will try the -ekperiment you wil l:
find .it no great exertion to write twelve, names'
per minute.
ht regard to , the man. Fitzgerald, who;was
sioken of as a New Yor stulfer operating itV
the Fourth Ward, Mk. Mann's'remarks' nnght
li,Tave the impression.. that, though he:„ was'
anested and indicted; he was alkiWed fo . eacape
by. Mr. Sheppard without . punishment, Which,
impression should be corrected. .
Mr. Sellers conthitied great line' an d cry'
has been.raised,here that the eleetion'pflicers
In many diviskins occupied theniselves by
vouching for men who came up tb:vot;•'-131.1t;
an officer would be derelict in his duty were
he to see a qualified elector: one whom he
knew to be such, about, to be refused his vote,
and he did not come,•to his resetiel4 vouching
for lum.
In the. Sixth division of the Seventeenth
Ward it was complained that the election was
conducted by Democratie, oftleem in tli6 ab
sence of the minority officers. Now we have
testimony to prove that, Until the Republican
inspector returned—that is, during the first
horn•—the election was carried on. with the
greatest fairness, and it is not .a strained pre
stimption that this fairness .was continued
while he was present. During that hour there
were 47 Republican votes polled, 87 persons
trin iiuLttriy—POlLAD,ELpinAilVD'Ain s , striTMu*ki&As69.
• d
460 - 5444116 - W - et ti liiiios l..4 d,'an'' d;there Ve4d,B -
bab e ;in til OM hsVititacceunte4 fin*
iv14,6#164e Williaseessedirofe4 As accotiritAid
f or'. :411.t04 1146 `-/!r , *9 o qc4.liYpersonaoon;s ,
Avhlcki,' eo9.illegatcrotes,, '} This 1,v7111 leave
the mijuritles of the ' re spondents 31p to this
• point': ' ,i , ,r,.•• : r 'O,, .7,, • ' , ,r.A.,..,>.. , ~. , •
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. Mayor, :-,. f,',,0. - ' ' '2,684' 'Soli- 0 14 ' / 1 335
Contrejler;i , t ':: /1;111 Prbtliiirteta, 1,018
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COmunssibnir, '' 1,419 lioalver
P4t l lo.4tlttilleYlitil i P ',,,' ,'; '
he,ileyenth dilnelon:o l ;tiig ,AeVenteentil‘
Wi 'r 4l ; 4/i P ri4 . ''ere•l i l Persoligions and 19 md
. asseased.v,otesnnaccm.Mted plot; ?which make
30i to' be, deducted frowther reii)cuident,4' tna
jorities ; but as the gerteraliVeturii :gave the
Republicans is vote or , a? ? 4,13:0 , p)ity ' 60 were
proved, this malfes23't6; bt6l, 41. ed ...IA the so
dirrilnisbed majorities :Of tfte`Osronilents:
Ir,i. Ole' keverltil..OvisiO4:Qf I.llo,l:Third Ward
there were 64 illegal vot,es'and ,Nrsonations,
, and i 61 unassessed:, votes =unaccounted for,
...making 125 to be , deducted 'frtlriVithe 'respond
etits majoritieS ; , , the Itelinblresba returned vote
was 143, of widelionlyl22,4eit ttiOsen, which
leaVes only 1.04:,; after 's 4 }et , :2,t from the
illegal rotes'' already menikened,,tO,' he talceu,'
from the niajorities,whichleavathem:
Mayor, , , , ~ ", 2 ,139 , Controller,
Commissioner, , I,o46Receiver,'
Dist. Attorney, , 1,783, -It , ~,' .C. - 1 ,
In the eighth division' 'MI the "feurth Ward
there were 35 express illegal*teS;,, 146 uuas
sestsed votes that have, ~xfot: th eOn. acc o unted
for, leaving 181 to hededueted from the re
, spon , ents! majoilties; ,;.But the gthiera return
gave, the Republicans, a v0te' . .0f; , 154;01 Which
only 122 were proven,leavind'Bnitiliceounted
: for • maktig, therefore, the deductions follow
. inifrom these figureS, *e.:liiive' the majOrities :
Mayor, ";• • 1,990.! I Solicitor, - 1,002
Commissioner, 897 'Protlidzioitify;;: 617
Dist, Attorney, 1,034 .Receiver, :.:•‘,, , 484
Controller . , 1;1454
, In the
Controller,:..;
,diviiithi of th6 - I',Ourth :Ward
.
' there Were 20. illegal votesto..be'deilucted froth
the respondents' majoritiesOdatrinifleth :
Mayor, '. ,' • I,t 64 ;, :t!: • ,1,030
Cmmnissioner,.B7.l. l Prothonol.4Y: 's 790
District-Attorney, 1,008 Receiver, r .. 458
Controller, - , '1.,110 :- ,•-: :: ,.;;;; 1 ;::: .:'..::,
In the Eighth division of.',tl;eliventY 7 third
Wai'd there were eleven or twelve soldier votes
froni the Bridesbnrg Arsenal jvhiall* proved
to be legal and correct. These' were 'first at
tacked, but the 'objection wlis'ii:OL pressed by
the contestants:.:
This, may it please tfie Conrt, - I have pureed
all the polls that the cOmplainaiits have at
tacked,'changing to the'rOspondefitS•every vote
that we have failed to answer fcit 'in' the clear
est manner, and We baVeleff tlthfolloWhig.ma
,
jorities: • . . . „ :
Mayor, - 1.720 SolidtOl7, 593
Controller, -1119 ProtliOnlitary,, .0 072
District Attorney, 1491 Receiver, - 314
Commissioner, : 982
I have always thought in regard to this case,
and I now'think; that owing ; tqlke
of so Many naturalized citizens last year, these
majorities ought not to be distmted. If iu this
your Donors differ from me, ' i still;Vthink no
tribunal could purge these pollsiibie"
.rigidly
than I have done, and ; Yet _do' ruitiee: - ,to the
The Court then adjourped until, this morn
ing, at 16 o'clock:" •
general
Meeting 61,' . the , Repliblican„lii,V)4ibles Club
was held last, evening,,at.the Hall of the Na
,tionalr :Union Clubt Chestnut; street,. above
Eleventh, to organize, -fir active Service, during
the present campaign.' Alexander :T.' Coles
beri., President;' Sl:`]l:.:Neiii, §e,erefary. The
President, on taking the 'Chair the
meeting' for the compliment, paid
Major .T. Pratt, .having, been i,called on;
.made , a brief address, reviewing the claims of
the candidatesof the different political parties,
claiming for the Republican nominees a Rl
' iieriority: • . ,
. . .
The President then announced as:Marshal,
Ceorge Truman, Jr., and Assistant Marshals,
'Caleb Kimber, Joseph K. MeCammon.
The. Chairman stated.that the Club would
parade as soon as it was thoroughly organized.
Mum:4mOus ASSAULT. H. Yesterday after
noon 'Mrs. Alitc4ell, wife' of Louis Mitchell.
116 iarshall street,Below brown,was knocked
senseless with ai loaded whip in the hands of a
man who called upon her to inquire about his
wife. Mrs: MitChell, .whoP is the sister of' the
woman inquired for, refused to giVe any. infar,
nation;_ when she was struck back of the liad
with, a'loaded whiP. She fell senseless, but
soon recovered. Her injuries are. not consid
ered, fatal. Her assailant escaped in a car
riage.
AMTAN-DELAWARE BAY RkilittoAn.--1t
has been annommed that, on Tuesday next,
September 14th,the Raritan and Delaware Bay
Railroad, with all its appurtenances thereunto
appertaining, will be sold at- - public vendne.
The sale will take plate at Manchester, at the,
depot of said road. This will be an important
sale,consisting of the entire road lying between
the Raritan Bay and the Camden and Atlantic
ack, and all the lands, ' perinauent way,
• 'ls r _stations, wharve%_rolling--stocl -
• other fixed and Movable property upon • the
said railroad comway j zith the superstructure
• ' ant"a r aur r •07177 IniteTTUr
-nsed-thereinor - proettred-therefor F and-allina--
', thineryi viaducts, bridges, culverts, depot and
statjon grounds and buildings t hereon erected,
together with all and singular the corporate
.franchises, rights and privileges. Should this
road be, purchased by gentlemen who' would
take an interest in keeping it in good order,. it
Would afford accommodations for a large popii-.
iatiOn_midiugAlvitg_itsLentireiength,_andjadd_
materially to the development of thousands.Of
acres of, excellent agricultural land., For :
several years past the citizens in those sec
• Bons have been deprived of • rail
road advantages, in consequence - of •
'the injunction placed upon the road, but they
are now looking forward to a day of deliver-
ance, and but- little doubt is entertained that
the-hands of- enterprising and-
• thoroughloing gentlemen, the much-needed'
and long looked-for facilities will be supplied
at an early day. Rumors have been quite rife
for some , time past that it wasprobable:•the
• Camden and Amboy Company will become
its owners, in which case there is no doubt but.
that, all,: , necessary accommodations will be'
.speedily furnished, and the- road put in imme
diate repair..• • 1
• Prut,ANTITEOPIC • OBJECT.—On MOnday
evening next, a, mass-meeting is to be held at
the,Camden• county Court-house, for the pur-
Ipose of raising funds for the relief of the fami
lies of those unfortunate men who lost • their
lives . : in the Avondale coal mine. Many of.
Ithose men 'were known to citizens of Camden,
• ;indite lively interest, elicited in their behalf hi
Ctinsequenee Of that appalling catastrophe can-
Mot' fail to "prompt an exhibition of the most
-philanthropic character . No doubt a handsome
belealized. •
„
''' - 'll*(l,Tlllcit CHURCH 110131.1ERY.—The Metho
dist , Episcopal , Church fat Merchantville was
Again entered and robbed of several articles
1 4s t, 'evening. ; This is , the second time it has
, been:i entered within ten days. These bight
-fingered gentry seem to have a particular liking
ToY that -dwrch,, but they did not obtain enough
"to 'pay thern ibr their trouble.
im MiATT E I s.—Last evening a muss-meet-
"ing'was liOld in the Camden Court-hOuse,w4lch
;was larg4'atiended, for the purpose of taking
action against..the passage of the ofdinance
creating a paid tire department. Strong speeches
were Made, and, resolutions adopted amirtihe
tr ,
.measure.
iffli
NEW JERSEY MATTERS.
htolntediltiviati- al found ton marl pit in ,
St‘enkcootl4l4t, week ' , are ,represented as
Elie'largest in the world.-- The entire bones to t
completeitheakeleton ktaile.nokyet been exc.*.
rated, but It 'ls bbelieved tliey will be. Tip
ribs are over five feet in length, and' the head
neasurea,tivegfeet olen i gtn, and ',tWo feet i 'aik
Inches lielfveen'the'eYes. The plies of its dis
covery has:been visited by hundreds of people
from various sections:to. see, the curiosity.
A PnOsirnei ov JuspicE.—A day or two
since two men were taken Into custody
Cape May City, charged with the„ se ans..of
fence May
having placed ,_obstructions obstructions on the
track of the Cape May railroad.
They were 'held to answer- the allegation ,at
court, •It is < aaid; that, „the eyidence quite
'Strong agninSf'thoin. 'if the _crime : is proved
positively against them, scarcely any ordinary
punishment is severe enough to inflict upon
them. f ^,, ,:j”"
ligrunweisa.r. COUNTY Cortvkamnx,r-The
Repubhean Convention .to nominate,. a. State
Senator, w,Slietiff and' three Coronersi will'. be
held in • Camden,' instead of Longacoming.; as
'was , first anneunced, on the. 30th inst.' The
Wards and'townships' toniprising the county
will'hold`_their primary meetings, at.an, early
day for the election of the usual :Auimber% of
delegates,
2musizaczi TS.
CADEMY OF MUSIC:
, .
RICHINGS' ENGLISH OPERA.SEASON.
CAROLINE,R.•BERNAIID .....OIREQTRESS
• THIS' (FRIDAY, EVENING; Sept:loth:
Willbei produced Autier is - Brilliant Opera-of • .
FBA ra.A.yppi).
Biondi° Elleitaan ad'. ' 7erllna
Annie Kemp Bowler as - 'Emir Allcoch
Broolchouse. Bci.wler... 'Fru Marcie
Henry Drayton. as„ Olacomo
H. C..Peakes .... ' ;
J tillleil A. - Arnifild as ' ' Lord Allcash
L , TO-1110.11BOTAFTERNOON,:
. FIRST GRAND 1 A AIILY MATINEE,. • • .
MARITANA. - -
Haigh; Dratin; ?sakes, Mrs. Bernard; Annie Rohn)
Bowler, all in the cast.
'Box Sheets now
ACADEMY , O — P , "''''."
SECOND AND LAST , WEEICOIP
RICSINI S ' ENGLISH OI ) ,ERA,
Cominenchng MONDAY.-September Mtlt, • :
REPERTOIRE-FOR THREE NIGHTS:
MONDAY BOHEMIAN GIRL
TUESDAY IL TROrATORE
WEDNESDAY ' ' • MARTHA
FRIDAY—BENEFIT-OF MRS, C. R. BERNARD.
' • - TBAVIATA.
Box sheets sow open at Trumpler'e Music Store, and
nt the Academy. .
•
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
A CARD.
MRS. C. R. BERNARD takes plendnire in announ
ci 11 g that hectEntire Company,Monbere of the Orchestra
and the Attaches of - "the house unite with her in tender-
A DENT FIT.
. IN AID OF THE FUND FOR THE
WIDOWS AND CHILDREN
VICTIMS OF THE LATE. TERRIBLE' COAL MINE
DISASTER AT AVONDALE. .
To take place t3iin the evening of
SATURDAY, September
hen will be given
• A GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT.
In which every member of the Troupe will appear.
F till proceeds of the house to go to the fund. •
Tickets at usual prices, and to be had at the Academy
tutu at Trmnpleru. . • •
M
116. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins 34' to S.
BENEFIT 'OF LYDIA THOMPSON'.
TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY, September M 11,1130.
The two great scenes ot • . . „
And the local hnrle.eatc ix•
• 4 5,11{13A - 1.) THE SAILOR,"
BY LYDIA THOMPSON AND TROUPE. '
TO-MORROW, MATINEE.SATURDAY at . 2 o'clock,
T
1.0 - ONLY LYDIA HOMPSON
MONDAY—THE EQIITY THIEVES
INTAl ;l4 P.l+frelotrEtteEr troete
THIS( FRIDAY) EVENING. Sept. 10, : •
BENEFIT OF MRS.D. P. DOW.ERS.
And only night that tam call appear In her
WONDERFUL IMPERSONATION OF
LADY AUDLEY, .
,
In John Droughani's thrilling sensational drawl of
LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET
IMBERT AUDLEY J C. McCOLLOM .
To conclude with the , Amerionn comedy of '
TELE PEDPLE'S'LAWYER.
STEW ELEYENTH - STltEritikEßA:
HOUSE, Eleventh btreet, abciva Cheidnut.
• • THE FAMILY RESORT.
RINEY'S MINSTRELS, •
1 he great Star Troupe of ,the world. in their unequaled
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES,,
BEAUTIFUL BALLADS, SONGS,
OPERATIC SELECTIONS and
LAUGHABLE BURLESQUES,
EVERY EVENING.
J. L. CARNCIZOSS; Manager.
R. F.SIMPSON,. Treainirer. au2.5 tft
OX'SAMERICAN THEATRE,
- . Walnut street, above Eighth.
MONDAY EVENING. Sept. Gth, and all the
. THE WONDERFUL .ILIRALFY TROUPE.
• • ELEVEN IN NUMBER.
ROBERT NICKLES. the World's "Prestidigitator.
New Ballet, 21 7 11 e Rosa, La• Suardi and Ballet Troupe
• Matinee on Saturday afternoon . at 2 o'clock.
CADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
OfIESTNUT street, above Tenth
Open from 9 A. DI. to 6 P. M.
Benjamin CHRIST Great ß Picture of
•EJEGTED
800 an exhibition,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ua OFFICE OF THE R.W.THE GRAND
MASTER, ACCEPTED MA
SONS OF FENNA
MASorftc.HALr„ Pliff.auntrifiA, Sept. 7, 1899.
The Officers and I'ffeinbere of the Orund.Lodge who de;
sire to partici pato in the laying of the corner-stone, by
'Masonic ceremony of the Humboldt Monument, at the
:Park,nn MONDAY next, arc hereby notified to be at
the Ilbufalon House, at the Park, at II o'clock A. 111.,
,PRECISELY, of that day. -
The procession will form at the Mansion House In the
Park, at 11 o'clock A. M. precisely.. ' Same Masonic dress
as used at the laying of the corner atone of the Masonic
Temple—black silk hat, , black dress, white gloves,
white aprons. The Grinid'fikers will wear their re•
galia. The OfficerS of Subordinate Lodges will wear
their properjewels and anrons.
By order of the IL. W. G. Master.
GEOHGE W. WOOD,
eel 50 ;Grand Marshal.
THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE IN-
•
atiw SURANCE COMPAY.S.4_
At the eiriiiilm 'M th
eeting Of e StoCkholdereofithis Co - Tii,
pany held on Monday, Hie 6th of September, 180, the
following gentlemen lybre duly elected Directors for the
1
DAME SMITH, in., : JOHN TIEYHKEUX, •
---ALEXAH-lIKR-BKNSON, 4 1 110-MAB-SMITH
ISAAC HAZLEII HEST, HENRY LEWIS.
THOMAS ROISINS J. GILLINGHAM. FELL,
DANIEL HADDOCK, JR.
_.' And at a meeting of the Directors en the same day,
'DANIEL SMITH, Jn., Eliq., wee llMUlimounly re
elected President.
se7-40 WM G. CROWELL; Secretary.-
_
HANDEL AND:HAYDN SOCIETY.
urp' .—The annual meeting of the Stockholders will be
held on TUESDAY EVENING September 11th, at 8
o'clock in Washington Hall, sonehwent corner EIGHTH
tul-SPRING-GAHDEN-atrOetifi-fortho-pttrpose-of'clecr
' ing Officers and three Directors:'
FIRST REHEARSAL on TUESDAY EVENING,
September 21st. E. E. STEWART,
se7 tt§ , - Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE ,IN
BURANCE COMPANY
• SkTE3ll3ilt, 6,1869,
The Directors' have 'this day declared a dividend of
Ity_Centa per Share on the Stock of_
the Company for the last six months. which will tie paid
to the Stockholders or theiF legal representatives, after
the 16th instant. '• • Witt. (3, CROWEIA,
• .14e641 hq Secretary,
WATCHES,, JEWELRY, &C.
ty,WIS LADODIUS &
DIAMOND DEALEUS & JEWELERS.
k WATCHES, JEWELRY dr 810.8111 WARE.
L , WATORTI3 and JEWELRY WEPAIBED. )
802 aiiestnnt'St.,.Phila
Ladies'an.' d Gents' Watches
American and Imported; of the moat celelirated makers.
,-- • ,
Fine Veet Chains and' Leont,ines,
In 14 and 18 karats.
Dian:Land and .Other Jewelry,
~ • ; : Of the latest designs, • .
ENGAGEMENT - AND , WEDDING .1i1N419,
•In 18 karat and coin •
IiOLID SILVER WARE FOR BRIDAL' PRESENTS.
TABLE OUTLEBY.PLATEDWARE, Eta.
NEW rvßrAcATloiis.,
Iplik II IL 0130 PH Y , OF MARRIAGE ;---A
1 now course of Lectures, as 'delivered at the 'New
York Museum of Anatomy; 'embracingthe , sabjeots;
Bow to Live and what to Live for, Youth, Maturity and
Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed; the Cause In
digestion, Flatulence and 'Nervous Diseases 'accounted
for; • Marriage Philosophically Considered & c., &o.
Pocket volumes containing these Lectures will be for
warded., post paid, on receipt of 2f, cents, by addressing
W.A: Leary, Jr.. Southeast corner of Fiftli,and Walnut
atreeta.Philndelphia. fe2l3 19-
§ITEATILING FEIik.—TEN - FRAMES
English FtAt, for., pale (by PETER
'1 'RIGHT 6; SONS, 116 Walnut stecot.
FM.OtOIAt
RELIABEIIO.4 IrrEaTITED4'.
THE -FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS: - .1
Wiliihgton and' Reading Railroad,: ~
BELIBING istikarnar
AT srm rEn cerit.o etTAlttiefi
Pais . ble April andOotobp*, fief. or. state
and Vnife4 Statlm Waxesi ,
This road run throUgh a thickly 'depilated and rich
agricultural and 'Manufacturing district.' •
rot the present we are offering a limited amount bathe
above bonds at '
85 Cants and Inierest.
The connection of thh;rmXd with the Poaitsjlyan. and;
;Beading Railroads insures it a largo • mut , tonsuberativo:
Wade: We recommend the bonds's,: tba. Obeapold.firet
eats trorpstraeut the market..
rArriirEtt &
; • ; i - r Oovernmente,
NO. 36 S. THIRD; STREtt
i'IiILADELPAULA.
~.s•}~r
BANKING HOUSE
jwc
OOKE
112 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PHILAD'A
• . - Dl -0 1ALERS
IN ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
We will receive applimtions for Policies of .
Life Insurance in the new National Life In
Comp . amy otthe 'United States.
information g iven at our office.
v MI, ANDOLPII B /
avkERS plot
Deiblere in tr. t 3. Bonds and Members of
Stock and Gold lexcirange, receive ac.
counts of Ranks and Banker* on liberal
te rrnewlstra e Billsof La :bangs on .
C. J. Han &Soo, London.,
B.; Metzler, SLSigin:&Co.; Frankford.
James, W. Tooker ;& Co., Paris.
"And othr prinCipal title*, rind Lettere
of credit available .tbroagbant Europe
- . W.,corner Third:And Chestnut Streets.
1 . 11
. •
~ • . .
.• T34...INITECEJEZES,,
, . .
AND DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT . : SECURITIES,
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
•
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
'GOLD,
40 South Third St.
SCELL - ANEOU
PLUMBING.
w G:-. 7C 10 tfl3~
1221 MARKET STREET,
iIIILADELPHIA.
Steam and Gas fitting, Hand Power and Steam Pumps,
Plumbers' Marble and Soapstone Work.
Terra Cotta Plpe, Chimney Tops, &e., wholesale and
retail.
Samples of finished work may bo seen at nip store,
M - Ps.kki
Of the lateetlind most beautiful designs, and all other
Elate work on hand or made to order.
Rectory and filaleorooms,SlXTEENTH and OALLO'W •
BILL Streets I WILSON da MILLER.
ap2l erni • .
10EATH.Elt BEDS AND liAlll, 31AS:
1 tretweißenovatod. . • . 4
Sofay and Chairs ReidnfTed;,,,alsosieatharsi constantly
on hand.' "Factory.dn Lombard street. • anIG lino" •
BUSINESS' CARDS.
Established Is2l. •
WM. Gr.'FLANAGAN & SON, •
, .
HOUSE AND SIUP rIPUMBERS,
No. 129 Waluut Street.
/Y 7 ly§
JAMES A. WRIGHT, THORNTON PIKE, CLEMENT A.
cam, TMEOPOREMPEPGHT.K . RANK L. NEALL.
PETEISM.III.4I I 2 .dc SONS,
- Important 4:4 earthen•rare - .
•
pp nand Copn d
esion MerchantsSh _
716 Walunt etreat,,Philadolphia.
coamissicnor Of akifitis for the.fitate. of r onneir;innla in
06 Madison street, No. 11, Chicago, Illinois., ayll2tf§
— tit T 0 Ni -$ ktkat
C
• :width, :from 22 inches ',to76lnchettlildm alLtiuMbers'
ja26,, Church street, Cityl3toreS.
•
TDRIVY' , WELLS. 2 .;I) - licrlTttiwicip
iltty-LThe! bray jtLicb tb gbt privy wolleololatatapd
disibtebtiiilaits,,vary law prlcea. A. TEISSON; %WA.
facturer roudrottm aoloismitlea Hall. Library atrbet
tjAitbOrthr-4o .131443.1i0: 1. , -WESTERN
Lard Due, to arrive' and for ,ale by COCITIUN
111/BsupL &vo.,ulUliesttintstro t.
iMAIN
.;:~~,
',P:icrViT , r.777 7 'T, Ti
oki,
HANDSOME ARCH STREET RESIDENCE.
N 01412811005744 al;i6tirotiith4i'ildritilLiAlidainin
provements. Apply
JOB. L. OAVEN i
No' •08 N Ninth stroot.
.
.110 - 11, SALE—TiIt GOOD-WILL AND
Fixtures or the School. No. 1003 Spring Gpydook
street: Apply of Saturday, hot. lt,"
Olt ALE—
NRWEIRikkraI, AND 'JOB
or half interest in urn°. Address
uILAD.,III,I,LIITIN !Moe. • Bolt"
4
F 0.11, A.. 14 •-•-= TRU PLUAS T
'
11'w lingAvithbaik. ll4 11a
n 10-19 Bfofint4 ernon
alma. In comph3to order. Immediate possession. An
'Ay to 11. I. NA ItTWELL,432 Franklin street.
POit EL4.I4E-AIWELLXNGS„.
1210 Colturffda avefinNineteenthunCiiiiimeon.
144 . Eighteenth street. 1221 Hansom,' West pm a.
1307 Mt. Vernon street. 009 N. Fifteenth street..
1323 Brandywine. Lot 10800, .8 roonVi • newlY Dpred
and painted: Only tlOOO cashteunfred' Price
'JANES W. RAVE fi t
se2tf • S. W. conwr Broad and Chestnut.
.3,0,13.., likkaTTs,
.71a$11100;qbe, •Z:xymier street,
On o Seen from 11 to 2 - • " • neTtu f 4t*
411, E E G :41,11 T B Wlsrs ONE
.11[111.• nettidetieoe, NO3: 9,112 an,4 ,41168titud0,0trodt,:for
or tplent.. , Apply to: • • '4 •
• ^ O . Fait. 4tlritoxErs R.
"an2T-ittitv lthq 120 bionic' Front acre t.
r9ll‘ 8.415 E---THE ~ BROWN -STONE
I 4 ,lipuse,
.119.4104,We1put strf.tet, 23 feet .bY ‘.6i;" lot
fght. .lleplete`wilb - ell the niefleiii Ctinveniehree; and ivtli be
sold with erwithout the furniture:. I •
ekbtet - orrtortiewilxv weeibsee s ,
JAMEI34I. yr:ATiptroxt; .' •
ew.York.
prix, co:
noi-x,tti t tll;6tl
ail FUR'B A 1. , E.--BIODEBN • TiIitRE
RELS tort' DliCk Dwelling, big 8. Ninth st: Evers . eefi
sentence., ,Ingutre on,t4 premises, , mys.s t u A t ut io
JUREBTIITUT STREET,.--ROR, SALE—
/lane AleArsblutropirty,lo feet G inches front tly LO
feet deep c zto. stg tatestnut otreet.• J. Al. OUNALS:X /c
MONS, I= Walnut street.
T
:F.Qli &ALB 0,11„ REN TH.Rkg-'
titory,modOrn' briek IlitoidOdo,. with 'tbret.-otcrY
don le track buildings And Ave feet,t<tda kidoyard,
MN North Ninnteentn• street, above Arcb. J, nt: GUM:
' Y & SONS, 733AValmut street. .
p e ...141012. BALE--THE,-NEW= ELEGANT
• Your-tiory Briar itesidente, 22 feet front; built In
tutnit substantial manner, to suites of three roma on
first and second floors. bath rooms communicating with
chambers, and finished In the host style, with extra con.
veniences, situate on the north: Wit of West - •Delancey
place; fourth house east of Twenty-first street. J. M.
otimuny & 8015'f1;7321 Walnut street.
FO R . I:3ALE.--TRE }I.A.NDBOIIE
Three-stary Brick Realllollo3o. with three story
double back bnildings, situate No, 61i by, reet, ojmo
site 11 , anklin , Sgstare. Lot 24 feet front 3 lett eep
td Wood street, • Terms accommodating 'nun late
possesion. J. 411,1313.1EY bONS, 733 IVainat ,
street. ,
11/FOR-.- S.dliii . THE NEW, THREE
story brleAr. Resiklenee With . three-dory double
ark bondman. Every copteolenee awl lot 20 bY ADO
feet. No. 645 North Sixteeotlt street: atx.lre Wallac& .1.
,11 . . OUDINEY & 80N8.133 Wulnut street.' • . , .
G Elt - 31 ANTOWN-FOR SALE.- Two new* pointed iltonoCottages,jmt fin fatted, with
every city con*finienso f lice minutes walk front
Church Lane 6tation Pries $OOO ouch. GU,M.-
31 EY 4 SUNS, 734 Walnut street.
FOR SALE • , -.DWELLI.Ner. 142 i
Thirteenth street everVeonvenience, and in
good order. • • • - • -
Convenient Thkelling, No. 637 Pine street.; ten monis,
bath re, AP; ' •
sts-F, , et, two-story brick, good rare..
205 re,
street, below Pine, ritual house.
Alter litredt, twanett four-touni houses.' - '
Building Lpls on , Passyunk road, and a good Lot at
,11 ing Ftlll. , - . .
" ItODEUT GRA,PFEN 4; SON;
auX-tf • • • .'. 'AV Pine street.
i , E2 FOR !AIM 'II.RO'irkt : STOILO
Dwelling7llA - Spraceirtrftt:
A handsome I/welling, JAZ Arehatiett
A . , .
handsome Dwelling.l4) Vine street.
A handsome Resideueo, IN eat Philadelphia..
A inoderti,Dwelling.lo)SeritmutteiTeel. • ;'
A Bushiest ,LOcatiort2gAtraartgrrs,etreet.
handsome _ Stint nth stree. Apply
to A
OOPPUCK & JORDAN, 4,35 Walnut street:t.
it'MtCOLLIMI; ESTAXE
0113te,incluon etret tt.pgootta fdatisiour mitred: OSP e
iubind„, if: Real Es tate bought and , sold. Person
dextrous of renUnacottagut autitif"vpir
or fuldresa eta above. - - •
Respectfully iefer to C'ltaa.A :Rnbicant,Renry
Francis illcllrePn , Augustus 3iarino, John . Davis
W. Vit: Juvenal. , , • • .fai-t
1000 WALNUT STREET.-TO,
00
With or without Stock.. Fixtures 0014 low.
Good stand for Stationery, Confectioner or Milliner. ."
SUB BENT:
.1: STORE 1100A1 AND BASEMENT or 21 , ew Build
ing, 12:12 AUBE ET Street. Apply to
STEPHEN F. WIIITBIALN,`
auG of 1210 'Market street.
HANDSOME - 7
PUB
NISHED Residence, on West Green street, no. 2012.
Apply on the prtmjerii, or at THOBNLEY'S ,Dry Goods
Store, Eighth , and Spling Garden. • a6lO-2t*
CATO 13EIdT--FUItNU3iLED :HOUSE,
' corner Twenty-first and &unseat street*. Apply
from II to 2 o'clock. • seSn'T
TO LE'T—A NEW MODERN HOUSE,
containing.eleven roams, Ne.. 612 North Tiventy
thir street. Apply rns Omen stmt. sad-4r
L. TO LET—LABOR AND STRON G Con
ner atore No. 23 South Seventh street • suitable for
any - Ind of business. No liquor-dealer need apidr• AD•
ply on the premises, or DAVID EVANS, tat lifershpil
street. . . ea3.3ta
Of TO LET --A WELL 'LIGHTED
Igni.third story room—No. 28 South 'Seventh street:
suitable for an engraver or any business requiring light.
Apply on the premises, or to DAVID EVANS, 46t Dlar
shall street. • seit,St;
sour
'r TO LET .- A.ITANDEKME CREST
ri u street store property, east of Blued stye t.
ORM! side , suitable fur a Millinery, Sewing Machine or
any fancy business. Long lease, and flature for sale.
-Bent cheap, • • . ,
Apply at CARMAN & HAVENS'. .
sal et§ . S. W.corner Broad and Chestnut streets.
asome three-story brick dwelling, with double hack •
buildings, on the south side or Arch street, between
Fifteenth and. Sixteenth etreetei with or without a
Mehl CAttAtkai—itX 1-aO-dutliwest—
corner Ninth end Filbert streets. eet4t*
—rnetntfig; - Ne: -. 400 .- froiltri'
fi " „ i i i Pi d Zi t lrinf. "-I ltlYVl•&; t re l .q2l ll Ar r alge t iA,
with ell modern convenience. Apply to COPPUCK '&
.101t1)ANANINValnnt street.
frg W T.EP—A BVILD NG! THREE
MR, or four 'atorieß bigh t with yard attached," for
light manufacturing ipurpogea s with or witnOut, utriun
Aildrces., this officoodating alzo Anil location,
I'. (k.k 'AL" - • ' • • 'mild gt."
ea W - A - INTED - - - - , PURNISHED - HOUSE,.
=it about NOV. 1141 %Mtn. Id to 13t1i Aprll,weet of Broad
etree,t, between Arch and Spruce. Tenant nnosceptitai
able. Irandly—Your grown persons ;no chfldr u.‘ State
location and terms per month, payable mon fly: Ad
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ALL` )°
d communicatibuk for this 4
be addregslid " Chess Editor,of
Lwrix "and should reach the ;Alice at t;'
on ThuMifiv morning. All Problems 021'14
accoMM6d by tliv3ol, # 4l3p•fitqfttine ofitiV
comp " ,,
ors to Correspondents.. •
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teat talent of your city.
FlLsow-Wmrammr MATCH:4But:One game,
a Ray, Lopez Attack, has r, en viand time,
thnii far.1...11 , ,3jas 44214 b)4, lit*o , Whititinati;
and after a severe strusglc
,yvonl7 ,bilo. A
keen inteiesiii4eit in i
Whiteman, in his recent play with kiepreeent
antagoi ll 4,44 l / 4 11 + 0 0 7 .4t4. 1 t1.9 1 i.0.4.420W0f
the first order.
By TIE. FRANK W. TM/ABER.
4
7 w/ 7 y i p 1
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'Z, '34 • v Ai' • A a
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1 A ;,, A ' 4 ' V/At
MUTE., E,
White to 'play, and mate in tour moves
CRESS IN PIIIWADELPIIIA
Same No. 2403. . •
Ofl-hand game : between 3lessrii. pison and
Whiteman. ,
(Ring's Oumbtt Evadal.Y
(Aln. ' Bt. pll5. Er,sos.)
1. litoKl Pto.K4
2.Pt0K.84 Btoß4
3,- Kt to'K'B 3 to Q`•
4. Pto .B 3 • " 12 Kt t 6 213 3 • .
B to Kt 5 B to If. Kt 5
6.l'to:QKt4, B to Kt 3
7. P to Q 3 ICKt to K 2
8.Pt085 P to K Kt 3
'he best reply to -White's previous naove.)
9. ''..P, - (4? 3 13 x Kt - • • -•
10.QxB 'PxP
11. P x P Q to Q 2
12. P to Kt 4 PtuK :3
(P to K R 4 comes into consideration here.)
13. Kt to .11, 3 P to Q It 4
14. Kt toll 4 . Px P
16.KtxB, P:.s Kt,
P.
16. P.xP. Kto.Qsq
17.'Q to B 2 Kt x P
18.QxP(eb) Qtoß2'
19, Q x Q (cb) K x Q
20. R`to It 2 it to 11. 4 .
(Lost time.)
21.PtoQR4 Kiittoß3
22. B to K 3 Kt to Q -
Zi.BtoQ2 QRtoßsq.
24.Rt0'8 KtoKt3
25. Rto Q Kt sq sq Kt to QL.
26. K. to Q Kt x B
27. RxKt(ch) K toB3
28. Bto R 5 ' Kt to (c 11)
29.KtoK.sq Rtoß3 ' ,
30.' "R'to Qiit 2 R to QKtsca
31.Kt0K2 KttoKt7
32. R to B 2 (cb) K to Q, 2
33. Bto B 7 (ch) . " IC to IC sq
34.8t0Q - 2 Ptoß4
(NOR' the game is hopeless. RxP is better
play.) •
RtoKt4 PtolCt4
36. PxKtP QRtoKt3
37. PxRP
(Threatening R to K Kt 4&e.)
37.KRtoKt2
38.RxR RxR
39. R talc. Kt 4 • Kttoßs •
Pxß
44. R to Kt 8 (ch) K to K 2
42.PtoR 6 ItxP
43. P to R 7; and wins.
CHESS IN NEW YORK.
Game No. =94.
Mr. D. W. Fiske gives Q R to an amateur
(Remove - Whttes - Queen's
• (Knight's (iambit.)
Wn. (Mit. FUME.) EL. (MR. --.)
1. PtoK4 a 'ptoK4
'2.PtoKB4 PxP
3.KKttoB3 , PtoKKt4.
4. Btoß4 BtoKt2
L. Castles P to (13
6.Ptotaß3 KKttoß3(?)
03. P to K It 3 is the right move.)
7. P to ,(d 4 P to Kt 5
8. Q.B . xP x Kt
9. Bxßt Bxß
10. B x (eh) ' K x 33 1
11. Qx P (eh) . K to.Kt 3
Mate in four moves.
CHESS IN GERMANY.
Game Ne.. 2295.
Between idassrs. Minakwitz and Zukertart.
(fhtioco Piano.)
W. (M7I. ZIIKERTORT.) B. (Mn. 311Ncitwirz.)
-e L_BteK4 PtoIC4
" " - 2:11 - 1(116 B 3
Q Kt'to - B
Kt.to
(S.PtoQ4 P K
xP I
6. P x P .B to Kt 5 (ch)
7. Bto 2 x (ch)
re prefer 7. Kt x K P.)
O,,Ht x Kt ,K P.
9;
.P to' Q 4,
10 f 07M. ! x B ;
11 Castles '
to Q sq
3.P . lit to
to:K 6' te (11 3
(B to B 4 is better play.)
15. RtoKsq ft to K sq.
16. Kt toB4 „,. Qto 114'
17. •P`to Q b Q x
18. R x B to !
1!). Q to. IC Bt9 Q 2 .
20. Qto Q 2 _Q to B 3 •• .
21. Kt to Q ti , P-x P
22. lt,to, QB sq , QtoKt 4
2.3. 'Kt to B
(Injudiolous." •TIO should first have captured
the Rook.)
24.KtxQ
25. Q x
26. to K
27:;;PytoQ• Kt 40
28. It toll 3
22. Pt° It 5 •..._.
- 30. R to K 3
31. P R . •
32. K to' B 2
33. Q to B 7
34. P,to 'lt 4
-- 36.-P to Kt 5
37. Plo'"Kt'3
38. Q to 1C.7 ;:.
39: K to K 2 '
40. KtOQ2
41. K toB3
42. Q to K S (ch)
43. K to Q 4
(The commencement, ce, a kingly journey,
which proves fruitless) , , ,
43. Tito Kt 6 .
44. KJ° H. B to 11.3
46. Ktci Q 4 ' Bto Q 8 '
47. Kt to Kt, 4 • B toltt.s
48.Kt084 8t00,8,.
49.Kt0Q4, Btoß6
60. Kto K 6 ' Bto Kt
' 61. Ktoß4 BtoK7
62.• K toK6 Bto o Kts,
63. g to' Q 4 B to' K(7 ' '
64.1Ct0333 BtoQB
65.Kt0Q2 Btoß6
66. IC to it. cry 13 to Kt 6
67. toll 2 Bto Q 8
BLAO
23. It a R
B x Kt
to
B to R 3
Pto - Q2 , 3
to-R
Rto R ,
R to K .
Rto R'sq
P to R 3
, Pt0,.13
B to R. 5
At, to Ir
BtoßB,
' R to B 3
B to B:6
P to Q Kt 3
R to R 2
'—f. , - , .llBr.K.Uritt^,2r,' , '.; 4 ' t's'r C litelitetre" — *. l 7'
82,4f.;,,,virn.1, .R.to.isltCe..,,i -
• 60. K to'.ita F , :- -Vth Kt 5 '(eh):;-`,
61. lt,to R4,' - _....';,'.. --Bto B 6
. 1 62..t9Q7. .'; 819117 ~., ~
11SrAltro'41.6..1 , A1 ",- , c , irß t it ,mo - 5,,q t .,,,..-„,1 4, I A
64, , 4t084-, -, . ' RtoQ 3l •,. ';',-/ 1
65. Flto!R 4 ' --, . ' ~ . ', - -B, t0,y,8,1.,; :,, ~ .w v..
66. 1 ) x P • BxBP
67: PIO Et 4! ' ~/ . ' to ft 8 (
Itoh) '-: ‘,s
68. K to Kt 3 ' It to Kt 8 (eh)
at to B'2 '1 4 , 1' .., ~ itxp, :L.';', LT:.
70. , to B 6 - .1t to Ht 4 •
IL x Kt.P ;',' ;; ' ' , Bto 9,0 ~,_.'
1, -
72. to Q 4 Rto 1.3 4 (eh)
73..'H. to Ht 3,, . ~ B x.P:
.„' , • , ,
74. CatoK4 BtoQ2
76. Qto Q 3 B•to Bsq ~ ' ';,,i,
76. titoß2 ' BtoK3
Drawn gatne,. ; ~, :. ...;.;
~,
4._•titu' ate N 0.229611
i ' Between the same players.
r,. ... yiumeo _Mama ~ ..., ,
W. (Mn .u.'ZußzirronT.) 11. (Mn. Itispr ex-wrrz.)
~, E Moves.l to 11, main previous game.] , '..,
; ''. 12. Kt to B 3 ,Q to IC. It 4
` 13. PtoQ 5 , , ' Li lit tO H. 4 -,
14; lit to Q 4 -- - - - Qx Q,
16,;‘ R., it x,Q . • -•' . 8t0 44 2 '
16. QR to Beg . Pt 0011.3
17: P to: B 4 • , ~.; Ht to. 5',;8
18. PtoQ Kt 3 , Ht to H.t 3
19, PxP r,- li RxP
20. IN3 P x Ht
21. Kt K 4 Ht to Q4 , -
22. Pto t 3 _Kt to - H. 2
23.„1t to qv • ~ IC B. to:Hlsq
24. Q B. t,o3K sq H. to B ss
26: tO it 7
27. Kt to Q 6
(Mr. Znkertort denounces this move as a
grave error.)
motto F
28, x p . Kt to Kt,
2D. -- • Ict.t.s446‘
-30. E xBP Ktxß
31.KtxR Rxllt
' 32 Ktoi3 2 Kt to Q 6 (ch i )
K tOK B, to Q 2
Riot/ 4 , •
(White should bome avoided the exchange
efitooks.) '
Sty.
Game No. 2297.
Between the same Olayens. •
• (fluirLOpet Attach:4'
W. ( 4 31 n. ZtrKEKTORT,;} B. (IR. MiNcitivrrz.)
P to IC4 to K 4
. .2. KKttoß3 Qiittoß3
3. BtoKtS P to QR :3
4. B to•R ' IC Kt to 13 3
8. Castles Kt .x P
(3. P to Q 4 P to,Q ICt 4
7. --.11,t0 Kt 3 • -P Q 4 '
8. Px P K 3
9. P to 13 3 ' 134411, 2
10. 13 to K :3 Castles
11, QKtto Q 2,; • ' lit, x'Kt
12. Q x Kt. Kt to R 4
• 13. 13 •to 2. Kt to B 5
14. Qto Q 3. • Pto ,Kt 3 • •
15. 1' to Q'K't 3 7Ct x '
16. Q x Kt Q to Q 2
17. Kt to (1 4 ,PtoQB4
181Ktt` ' • X lit
19. Pto KB 4 P to' B 2 '
20. Q It to (4 sq Q to 13 3
21. IC to R sq, QRto 1C sq
22. It to Q 2 • B tk) Kt 4 .
23. QRto II 2 • Bto Q tiq
24. It to B 3 PtoBL
3.1). P to Q Kt 4 B to. Kt 3,•
26. Q to 1C sq P to Q It 4
27. It to ft :3
(A premature .movement, •.which ; ought to
have loht him' the' game. The correct play
here is P to Q 113.)
27. P x P
"28. Q to It 4 • R to KKt 2
t.P3tP PtoQs
: 1 0. R10(11 1 8(1 ' QtaQ4..,
31. Qto.Kt4 P toQ6 •
32. RxV,P
(Simply desperate.)
33r 73 to Kt 3 P to Q 7
34. R to "Q sq Q to K's '
(Here Mr. Mtheltwitz comes to his advenat
ry's •Q to Q 5 'would have secured the
game.)
85. Q x K P (ch) Kto B . sq
3(3 Qxf Qto.K 8 (ch)
:37. QtoKt sq • ,Q Q (ch)
is. K x Q R X' . ‘p
:39. R P R MIK. 2
40. P to K 6 • R xHtP
41.Kt082 KtoKt2
42. Ktoß3 Ktoß3
43. P,talit 4 . PtoKt 4 ,
44.P.MKR3 IttoQß2
Declared Drawn. '
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IS- at4nce'-agreeable,F,, 8.15 A. M. train connects with the:X*3llOlWD vallW.trair'
healthy - and effeettier tor Ilarrisburg, do.; at,Port Clinkai ;with Catassa,R.
R. traini Lir W.illiarairport;Lac.kliaveli.ELtnini., Ard_,.. at' •
Harrisburg with Northern Central, Cumberland. Val
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3.30 P,Miforfteading.Pottgville, llarriabtarg. atciclon•
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; Columbia. Ac. • ' • '
anfi die ‘. ' eaBB 4flit '. • POTTSTOWN *ACoo3l3loDATlON.roeitieii Pcitts'-' ,
town at 6.25 A. M.,stopping at the intatmediate station*
freshmen; of ~ you,th.., arrives in Philadelphia at 8,40 A. 31.••. Returning; leaves
k,;hiladelltila at 430 P. M.; arrives inPattstatvri at 6.46
Tlllll' halt 'kJ ',thick , • 1 1 - __READltifi AND r'. PO TTiIvILLE -,--: , AXIC03131(01).10-
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In Be ing at.8.06P.11 ~ and tit gottaville at 9.40 P. IL
bah' wh er e the ' .fo ' cies are destioyed, Tr ns for Philadelphia leave Harrisburg.
_at 810 A: '
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. , .
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or the "gtaxas i' atrophied', • :and decayed; . .at 1.00 P, lif_i; 'Afternoon trains leave .t.tsburgat 2.00,
'P. M . and Pottsville at .2.45 p. M. arriving at Philei-
Bilt such as, remain can ,be saved ''for delphia at 6.45 P. M .. •
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usefulness' by this application. Instead ' 31., and Harris,burg at 4.10 P. M. Connecting at
3.1 Read...!
In g with Afternoon Accanimadation south pip 45.30?, ~
of fouling ,the hair -- with:a. pasty sedi - , arrivin lid Philadelphia at 9.15 P. M. ' - -
et train' Passenger car a • Sc. , , „• eaves'
Philadelphia/at 1245 noon for Pottsville and all Way
Statiopa; leaves Pottsville at fi.4o, A. M.,. connecting at
Beading with accommodation train for P hiladelphia and
~, all Way Statioint. , ''. .., ~- . - . • , . : .. ..
' -ail the ab . oie trains nut daily, Sandays excepted. -, , ;
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tra nit leave Pottsville at 8 A.M., and Phlia-.
delphia at 3 P:314 leBVo Philadelphia for Reading at
8.06 A. M. returning from Reading at 4.25 P.-M.' , ~ •
CHESTER ;VALLEE RAILROAD.- , -Passengers - for
:Downingtown andintermediate points take the 7.30 A.
1 3102:45 and 4.30 P. lii, trains from Philadelphia,returre
' Ja fripla Powaingtbwn at 6.10 A.M., 1.00 P. M.. and 5.45
i
EREI.OIIiENRAZROAD.,-Passengerefer Skippack 1
take7.3o A.31.,4.30 and 5.15 P.M.trciins for Philadelphia,
;returning from Skippack at 6.16 and 8.16 A.31:,1,00 PM. ' ,
Sage lines for various points in Perkiomen Valley con- 1
nect with trains at Collegeville and Skippack.
• NEW YORK:EXPRESS FOR PITTSBURGH. AND
THE WEST.-Leaves Neivllfork at 9.00 A; 31.,5.00 and
8.00 .P. 2 ai, , passing Reacting at LOS A. M., . /.50.and 10.19
P. 31,. and connects at Harrisburg with ,Pemasylviuda
and Northern Centralliailrocal ExpresaTrainilfor Pitts.
burgh, Chicago, Williamsport, Elmira,' Baltimore, &c.
Returning, Express Train leaves Harrisburg on arrival
of Pennsylvania Express from Pittsburgh, at 2.35 and 5,20'-
AA, 31:and 10.55P.11:, passing Beading at 4.30 and 7.05 A.
Si. and 1.2.56P.31:, arriving at Now Torkll.oo A:M. and
12.20 and. 5.00 P. 31, Slopping Cars Paccgapany those
"trains through lietween Jersey .City - and Pittsburgh,
without change.
Mail train for New York leaves, Harrisburg at 8.10 A;
.131. and 2.05 P.M. Mail train for Harrisburg leaves Ne •
York at• 1.2.N00n.
__ ._
SCHUYLEILL ,VALLEY RAILItOAD,-Trains leave
-Pottsville at 6.30 and 11.30 A.M. and 6.40 P.3l . ..returning •
from Tamaqua at 8.35 A - ; - 31..i . 2.1.5 and•43s P-.-31. - '
SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD
-Traind leave Auburn at SAS,A.'M. and 3.20 P. M. for
Pinegrove and Harrisburg and at 12.10 noon for Pine
grove bud Tremont; returning from-Harrisburg fat 7.45
A. M. and 3.40 P. M., and from Tremont at 6.45 A.3l..and
5.05 P. 31. .
TICKETS.-Througli first-tlass tickets and emigrant
tickets to all the principal points in the North and West
and Canada. . - . - -
Excursion Tickets from 'Philadelphia to 'Reading and .
Intermediate Stations, good for day only, are sold by
Morning Accommodation, Market Thtin,ileading and
Pottstown Aseommodatlon Trains at reduced rates.
Excursion Tickets to Philadelphia, good for day only,
aro sold at Reading and Intermediate Stations by Read
int and. Pottstown Accommodation Trains at reduced
•
The following tickets are obtainable only at the Office
of S. Bradford, Treasurer, No. 227 South. Fourth street,
Philadelphia, or of G. 4. .Nicolls, General Superinten
dent, Reading.• . - - -
Commutation Tickeiii,at 25 per cent illscoani, 136 twe6i2
any Volute desiredpfor families and finals. • • '
Mileage Tickets, good for 2,000 miles,be tureen allpoints
' at 852 150 each for farnWes and firms.
Season Tickets, for three, six, nine or twelve months
fo holders only to all - points,. at reductq rates. •
Clergymen residing an the line of the road.will be fur
nisheci with cards, entitling themselves. and -wives to
tickets at half faro •
Excursion Tickets from Philadelphia to principal sta. ,
tions, good for Saturday. Sunday and Monday, at: re
duced fare, to be had only at the . Ticket Office, at Thir
teenth and Callowhill streets.
FREIGHT.-Goods of all descriptions forwarded to
all the above points from the. Company's New Freight
Depot, Broad and - Willow streets. • ' ,
1 reight Trains leave Philadelphia daily at 4.35 A.M.,
12.45 noon,sAo and 7.15 P. 51. for Reading, Lebanon,
Harrisburg, Pottsville, Port Clinton, and all palate be
,
. Y° 3 1 ,11118 cioite at the Philadelphia Poet-office tor all places
op the road and lts branches at 5 A.M., and for the prin
cipal Stations only at 2.15 P. M.' . . . ,
lea D v n iv n g ga .p n h ts il E ad x e p l i p e h s in i io:ielfpe,:iii:ocGttaidragggcaagnetfieorleartll
at No,
225 South Fourth street, or tit tho Depot, Thirteenth and
Callowhill streets.. . .
ixtertt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use *ill prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off; and
consequently 'prevent baldness. Free
from: these' deleterimis substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair,. the .Vigor can
only benefit but not liar& it. If wanted
merely for a
HAIR:y:.DR . ESIk-G
nothing 'else can be , foundi so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it doe?';
not : soil white cambric, and yet ,last 4
longer on the hair, giving it a rich
glossy lustre and a grateful perftune.
PreOared by Dr'. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
PRACTICAL arm ANALYTICAL CHENISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
1 3 3310 E "SLOO.
Sold by all Draggists 'everirWhere.• At wholesale' by
J.M. AIAILTS & Philadelphia: mhdtu:th-e-eow-ly
THE INSTINCT Or THE STOMACH. Take no
medicine that the stomach loathes: The instinct of that
doininant organ may be trusted. Ita ceepts TARRA.NT'S
EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APERIENT—and why?
Because in the delicious febrifuge it recognizes a toning,
mirifying, regulating preparation. The refreshing
remedy assimilates with the system, end invigorates the
Stomach, while it gently relieves the bowels, induces a
healthful flow of bile. and restores the annetite.
• SOLI) BY ALL DRUGGISTS. .
,i7L, hi at s
MIDDLETOWN MINERAL SPRINGS
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Never before have any Mineral Waters attained in
short a time a reputation so general as the -Middletown
Mineral Spring Waters, eolely, too, by the number of
almost marvellous cures they have effected.
EXTRACTS FROM A FEW OFvOUR MANY
, .
TESTIMONIALS:
41. R. Grant, No. 269 River et., Troy. N. Y., (Kidney
Dieseasel, says :
" It has renovated me thoroughly killed mypains, and
• yeson" me back a healthy appetite, digestion, and circula
. , •
F. F. Brificiek, No. 89 Clinton place, N. Y., (General
Debility), says.:
am imre - that kowo - mrpreaentWlL
daily and pereistent use of the water."
aI 4:15 - 1 — • a copy of Teatimoniale in full.
-
;THIS WATER IS FOIL SALE BY ALT,. FIRBT
CLABB DRUGGISTS.
AddreEs
Middletown Mineral Spring Company,
IIIIDDVETcIWN
19ENCOTT; -
916 Filbert Stret,
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia and vicinity
aul9 th a to 2nA
9PAL DENTALLIN.A..— A SUPERIOR
article for cleaning the Teeth,destroying animalcule
w ich infest them, giving tone to the gnms and leaving
a _feeling:of fragrance and.perfect cleanliness in the
nimith..rit .-may be used daily, and will- be,found ta
strengthen weak and bleeding gums - white the aroma
and detersivenese will recommend it to - every one: Be.-
trig composed with the assistance of:the ' , DentistiPtlYsi•
clans and Microscopist, it is confidentlyoffered as a
reliable substitute,for the 'uncertain washes formerly in
v 7 T mlnent Dentists, acenainted With the , cOnstitueitts
of the Dentallina, advocate its use; it contains nothing
-to prevent its unrestrained em_ployment. -Made only by
JAMES J. SHlNN;ApotheearY l
-..- ~- - • ' Broad and Spruce streets.
•aUy ,and :
li. E. Stackhouse,
Robert C. Davis,
Geo. 0. Bower,
Chas. Shivers,
S. M.McColan;
S: C. Bunting,
(lbate.l-1. Eberie;- ' •
James N; Marks, .
M. Bringhurst 64, 00., , '
Prat-84-00., . • - ' .
M.'o.-Blair'Sßons;* .
ViVeth ett , Bre *. , - , • . -
For sale by Druggists gSin
Fred. Browne,
Hansard &
C. R. Keeny,
Isaac H. Kay,.
C. H. Needles,
T. J. Husband, . •
Ambrose Smith,
Edward Parrish, ' • - •
Wm. B. Webb,
James
Hughes & Combo,
Henry A : I , ln3ror;i =7 7
.0.1t11615.
TlittrElGlS B': e REES. GRADI7-
i_f sten, Mortar Pill Igloo, Combo, Ernehore, 'Mirrors,
Tweezers - Puff" Bavailloru'Etcofta t ' Surgical Instru
ments Trusses, Hard sated Scrftatubl)er •ClUoda, Vial
efthee:Glass Auzfl...lltezal, Eirringea, Stu., all- at -. 4 -Firat
Elatida" pricers. , • 13.110-WDEN4Z BROTHER,'
,aid-tt. • 4 • , , ,23 South Eighth street.
D9 GredSTS 'ARE '
lrTni •• TO E*-
cand ale
or th War r ro x rCei t oVf ' . ° C: f L r ff l
Aloe, essential Oils, Vanilla ,lieans Spongee„Oham 1
Skins, ete.4 ROBERT, BLIDEArii.KER.as Otni ; CO ° r7 B
am Fourth and Race streets. •
EQl o twg OIL;'SUFERIQ QUOLLITY, QIJ
draught and in boitl9ailyarliall'branda. ROBERT
OENAKEII tk 00 .; N . E.- tomer Iroatth and Race
CJ A bo t it T eo ll6 WfitVa A d P M -L oti l jed ° o W
aq' '
quality 'ROBERT, .B.l[ORMAKARo.,.wholosalo
wirugginteNN. E. corner Trourt .and 'Race striete.
- UN
• 1; dereigned aro now receiving from the Milleanhno
stocit'a celebrated Laneaater county Farina, which they
offer to the trade. JOB. 13; BUSSIER & CQ,,Agente for
Nahnestock, 108 South Delaware avenue.
14,11,14 ,F aEgyFlui
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NlO•o.l3.lkiniESl‘l.
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' , PRILADP.LP)II.II 4 ./4150%4
pt ILIIOAD COMPANY'S LINES) from
Phllidelphla to New York, and way places, from al
nittatMLJEllifslo Rare. •
At 60/A , Camderand Amboy l itecom.. 82 26
At A. Camden and Jersey CI Ex. Mall, SOO
At 2,00 P. 31., Oa Camden and Amboy :press, 00
r At 6P. M. for Amboy_ and' intermediate stations,
At 6.30 And 8 A. 111., and 2 P. M., for Freehold.
At ZOO P. M. for Long BranCh* 'and Points on
I. B. itiD.M. N. B. ?It •
At Itin ANIXI.) _l2 /It 2A.804na Am P. itt,for Trenton,.
4!°• B° au" A ,12 AL., 2 a220, 4 .8 0 ,6, 7 and 11201'. M
or Bordentown,h lorence,nnrungton,Beverly and De
anco.
At cap and 1 0A.M.,12 M., 6.90,4.121,6,7 and 1140 P, for.
, EdgieWatar;RlVerside, Rivertoni , Palmyra and M.- Wish
Mouse, an a 2 P. 31., for Riverton, ,
r NW' The 11.30 P. 31. • Line Naves trom foot of
Aro rket street by upper ferry.
From Kensington Dept:
At tt A, M., via Kensington and Jersey City, New York
Expreeti
At 7.601U4 J/.00 A. M.) LSO, 3.60 tuffi. M. for Plat ten
and Bristol. And at 10.16 A. 31. and
M 6 P. M. for striate!.
At 7,60 end 11 A. 31,230 and 6 P. M. for Morrisville and
Tullytown.
At LSO and /0.15 A. M., 2 ZO, 5 and 6,P. M. ,for fichenek'A
Ind,Eddington, , • •`"
andP; M., for Corn.
wells, Torresdale, lloimesburg,Tacony,Wiseitximlng,
' Bridesbur_g and Frankford t end 8.30 Ichl. for Holmes.
burg Intermediate Stations.
From , West Philadelphia Depot vie . Connecting Ball War
At 9.30
1.20 4, 6.45, 8 and' 12 P.lll'. New Torkltr .
press Line ,via J ersey City $3 26
At 11.30 P. M. Emigrant Line. ). 200
A 00.30 A. Ai., 3.30, 4, 646,3 and 12 P.M. for . Trenton.
At 9110 A. M (1.45,and 12 P. 31.),f0r • Bristol,
At 12R.M.1 N ight) for MorlignilleaullYtownt Bellenck'a
Ed on Corny/elle, Torresdale, liolmesburg,` Ta-
Copy,Lwissinoming Bridesburg .. a nti Frankford.
The v. 60 A. N. and and it p. Lines run daft. Au
others, Sundays excepted.
IFOr L ines leaving Kensington Depot, take the cars on •
-third or Fifth streets, at Chestnut, at half an hour be
fieparture. The Cars of. Market Street Ilailway run ,
direct t o e , est Philadelphia Depot, Cheat:int awl W alnut
within ne eanare. On Sunda s the Market Street 08111
will ran. to connect watt the . 8
Hues , •
BELlapkirE"
.idavos
fromMensington Depot. • '
At730A.: , 111.,: for Niagara Falls, Buffalo Dttnicirki
Elmira,' Ithaca,: Qwego., Rochester, , Dink_lMPlPion?
Oswego, Syraense, Great Bend, 'Montrose, Wukesharre,
Schooley's Mountain, &c. • . • .1,
At7.:W_LA: 31; and 3.30 P . M. •for Scrantoll, StrOtidee,
. burg, iWater Gap, Belvidere, Easton, Lambertville,
:PleMington itc. The 3.30 r. K. Line connects :direct
withthetrain leaving Pastan , for Mauch Chunk. Allen
town,' Dethlehem, &c. • • , _
11 A. M. and 1 P. 31. , Litabertirille and inti*O
dinte Stations. - - -
:CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON CO, AND=PEMBER:
TON AND HIGHTSTOWN RAILROADS, from nar
k-et, atreet,Perry (Upper Side,/ ~, • • -
Ay 7 and 10, A. 31,1, 215,3.30,64: 6.30 P.3f.for Merchants.'
vllle;3loorestown, Hartford. Masonville,'ltainsport,
Monnt • Holly, Smithville, Ewansville, Yincentown,
Birminglunn end' emberton. •
At 10 A.,111..f0r Lewistown, AVrightatOw 32 , Ock:!Kot*ribt .
NeW•Egypt and Hornerstown. • ,
At 7 A. 31..1 and 330 P. M. for LoWietovrn,', Wrights
toWn, Cookstown, New Egypt, Hernersiowni Cream
Ridge, Itrilaystown, Sharon and illghtsteWnw•
Fifty pounds of Baggage only allowed each Passenger.,
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything im b_tig
, gage but their wearing apparel: All baggage over fifty
pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit their
responsibility for baggage • to. One 'Dollar per. tiotind,
and will. not be liable for any amount beyond.Sloo,,ex•
;cent by special contract..
Tickets sold and Baggage checked - direct throggh to
Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven
Providence, Newport, Albany, Troy, Saratoga; Utica,
- Rome, Syracuse Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
Suspension Bride.
' An additional Ticket Office is located at . No. $2B Chest
nut street, w here tickets' to New York, and all imper
tent points North and East, may be procured. Persons
purchasing Tickets at this. Office, can have their bag '
gage c hecked igesorhotel to destlnation,by
nicil r iT ae r cresa
Lites from New ork for (Philadelphia
will leave from
foot of Cortland street at 1.00 and LW P. 31., via Jersey
City and Camden. At 6.30 P. 31. via, Jersey City and
' Kensington. At 7, and 10 A.3,1:02.30,6 and 9 P.M„ and
12 Night, via Jersey City and West Philadelphia.
Prom Pier _No. 1, N. River, at 6.30 A. 31. Accommoda
tion and 2 P. M. Ex press,vi itAmboy and Camden.
Aug. 30.1869. W 31.11.. GATZMER, Agent.
11MADELPHIA, WILMINGToN AND
P
BALTIMORE RAILROAD-TIMETABLE. Conl
- MONDAY, May 10th, 1369- Trains will leave
Depot, corner:Broad and Waehington avenue, as follows -
-
WAY MAIL TRAIN at 8.30 A. M. (Sundays excepted),
for Baltimol - e, stopping at all . Regular _Stations. Con
necting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington for '
Crisfield and Inteniewtate Stations. •
EXPRESS TRAIN at 12.00 M.( Sundays excepted), for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Wilmington,
Perryville. and Havre de Grace. Connects at Whining- ,
ton with' train for New Castle.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 4.00 P. M. (SundaYe excepted),
for; Baltimore , and, Washington, stopping at Chester,
Thtirlow; 'Linwood Claymont, Wilmington, Newport,
Stanton' Newark, 'Elkton, North East,
,Charlestown, •
Pelyvjk i , Havre de Grace, Aberdeen, _Perm:fumes,
Ed ew , Magnolia, Chase's and Stemmer's RAM.
GHT EXPRESS at 11.30 P. IL (daily) forßaltimore
and Washington, stopping at Chester Thurlow,Lin
wood, Chiyment,_• Wilmington, Newark:Elkton, North
rapt, Perryville, Havre de Grace , Perryinan'tkand Mag
nolia.'
assen
r gera for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will take
the 12.00 M. Train. -
WILMINGTON TRAINS.-Stopphig at all Stations
between Philadelphia and Wilmington.
_2-
Leave' PHILADELPHIA at 11.00 A. 31 . 12.306.00 and
7.00 P. ?& The 0.00 P. M. train connects with Delaware
Railroad for Harrington and intermediate stations.
Leave WILMINGTON 6.30 and 8.10 A.M.. 1.30,4.15 and
7.00 P. M. The 8.10 A.. 51. train will not stop between
Chester and • Philadelphia. The 7.00 P. M. train from
Wilmington runs daily;allotherAccommodation Trains
Srindaye excepted.
From BALTIMORE 'to PHILADELPHIA.-Ltsvee
Baltimore 7.25 •A. M., • Way Mail. 9.35 A. 31., Express..
7
2:35 P. Id., Express: .25 P. M. Eress.
SUNDAY TRAM FROMBALTIMORE.Leaves
BALTIMORE at 7.25 P. M. Stopping at Magnolia; Per
rYireln's, Aberdeen, Havre-de-Grace,Perryville,Charles
town, North-East, Elkton Newark, Stanton, Newport,
Wilmington, Claymont, Linwood and Chester.
PHILADELPHIA' AND BALTIMORE CENTRAL
RAILROAD TRAINS-Stopping_at all Stations on Ches
,.
ter Creek and Philadelphia and Baltimore Central BR.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA for PORT DEPOSIT (Sun-'
day excepted) at 7.00 A. M. and 4.35 P. 51. -
Leave Philadelp_hia for Chadd's Ford at 7.00 . P. M.
The 7.00 A. 31, Train Will stop at all . Stations between
Philadelphia tindLamokin.
A Freight Train with Passenger car attached will
leave Philadelphia daily ( Sundays excepted) at 1.00 P
31. running to Oxford.
Leave PORT DEPOSIT for PHILADELPHIA tSun
days excepted) at 5.40 A. M. 9.25 A. 51., and 2.30 P. M.
Leave Chadd's Ford for Philadelphia at 6.16 A. M.
A Sunday Train will leave,Philadelphia at 8.00 A. 31.
for West Grove, and intermediate Stations. Returning,
Trains leaving WILMINGTON 4.
at 6.30 A. M. and 4.15
P. M., will connect at Lamokin "Junction with the 7.00
A
A. 31.iind 4.30 P. M. trains for Baltimore Central R. R.
Through tickets to ail mfint West, South, and South
west may be procnred at the ticket ollice, b•M Chestnut
street, under Continental Hotel, whore also State Booms
and Berths in Sleeping Cars can be secured .during the
day. Persona purchasing tickets at this of fide can brive
baggage checked at their residence by_ the. Union Trans"- •
ter Company. • • H. -F.-KENNEDY, Sup%
rn
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL ' RAIL—
ROAD.—After 3 P. M., SUNDAY, September sth'
1 1869 . The trains of the • Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depot,at Thirty-first and Market streets,which
is, readied directly by the cars of the Market Street Pas
senger Railway,.the last car connecting with each train
1 caving FrOntaticl - Marketaireet thirty-minutes-hero-tw
its departure.: Those of - the. Chestnut and Walnut
Streets Railway run within onesuare of the Depot,
=-_l3leepin , =-Uar:gicketssala-bojaad-ort-applicationat_thel
Ticket Office, Northwest corner of Tatitit .and;ollBittint
-strects,andat_tke.DePot •
Agent's of the Union TrT - inlife - r - L"filiTipTiriY7WilrealEfdr7
1 and deliver Baggage at the Depot. Orders lett At 10. 901
Chestnut street,lio. 116 Market street, will race vo at
tendon • ' '
street. Ijs.?rimliNttn,
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ.:
Mail Trent ' at 8.00 A. M.
Paoli Accom. ..at 10.30 A - . 31.., 1.10, and 7.10 P... 31.
Fast Line . at 11.50 A. M.
Erie Express„ ' at 11.50 A. 3f.
Ilarrisburg. Accom _ at 2.30 P. M.
Lancaster Accom..... • at 4.00 P. M.
Park4burg Train. ' at 5.30 P. id.
-- Cincinnati Express-- ~ . ........ —........at 8.00 P.M._
Erie Mail and Pittsburgh Express-. . . ... -....at 9.30 P. M.
Accommodation ......._ at 11.00 P. X.
Philadelphia Express at
rennin ght.
Erie Mall /eaves daily, except Sunday, g on
Saturday night to Willitunsport only. On Sunday night
passengers Will leave Philadelphia at 8 o'clock.
Philadelphia N.xpreas leaves daily. Cincinnati Ex
press daily,..except Satuzday. All other trains daily,
except Sunday.
The Western Accommodation. Train runs daily, except
Sunday. For this train tickets must bo procured and .
baggage delivered by 3.00 P. M., at 116 Market street.
TRAINS,-AmarvE AT DEPOT, VIZ
Cincinnati Express., ' ' at 2.45 A. M.
Phi huielphia Express - at 6,20 A. M.
Erie Mail— ' at 6.20 A.M.+
Paoli Accommodation at 8.0.1 A. M. and 4.05 ,ik 6.35 P. M
Parksburg Train' '' at 9.10 A. M.
Feet Line.. at 9.35 A M
Lancaster Train at 12.30 P. M.
Erie Exprees.... . . ....................... - ................. .at e.lO P. M.
:Day. Exprees, • at 1.30 P. M.
Pseific Expreed ' ' at 8.'25 P. 31.
Harrisburg Accommodation at 9.40 P, M.
For furtlier,information, apply to
RER, 44. Ticket Agent, 901 Chestnut
O F I; V P A rN.II., Ticket Agent, 116 Market street.
iot, WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk for Baggage, except for-wearing. apparel, .and
limit their responsibility ; to. One . Hun rail Dollars in
value All Baggage exceeding that amount in value will
be at the risk of the owneriuuless taken by special con
. -,, General, Superintendentr. - Altoons.,Pa: -
tract. ' • • , NuWARD 11.-WILLIAAIS, . '
R Cl A P'E '34'A Y
. VIA WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
COMMENCING MONDAY AUGUST 30t11, 1859.
Leave Philadelphia, Foot of Market street. es follow :
9.00 A. cape May Express, doe at /2.25 M.
3.L5 P. M., . "- ' • Passenger, due at 715 P. M.'
Cape May Freight., leavee Camden daily. at 9.20 A. M.
RETUBNINQ—TS LEAVE CAPE
6.30 A A. M., Morning Mall , duo at 10,06 A. M.
00 I'. M. Passenger, due at 6.22 P. M.
Cape May Freight Train leaves daily at 6.40 A.M. v. - ,
TICKETS.
Annual Tickets, 61100. Quarterly Tickets, 61601 to be
had only , of • ,thg. „Treasurer. at Ctunden. 20 Coupon
Ticket s, - $40;'10 Coupon' iw.926.ll.icuraion Tickets,Bs 00.
for sale at thealcket °Bleep/No. 608. Chestnut sues foot
of Market street. also at Camden, and cape May.
For MillvilleV'Finelancl;: Bridgeton, Salem and inter
mediate StatiMmileave Philadelphia daily at 0.00 A. M..
and 3.16 P. M. PpeengerY • •
An Acoof ol oo o ati9 l 4:.%'re ll o f av er oodbry, Mantua,
'llarrielheio' dud 1611aosoord , i _l Philadelphia dailY
at 6.00 P.M. Returning—lavvvea Olasaboro , at 6.30 A.M.
Commutation Books of loo..ohecka each, at reduced
'rates, between'Philader Ara all station 13. -
FREICILIT TUA 13 . 14 EAVE CAMDEN
For Cape • No; o, Vineland. &0:,&0..920 A.M.
For Bridgeten,tialem and 'way stations at 12.00 noon.
Freight. 'receive(' at Ibult''coyered wha rf below Wig
not street
-
, 'Freight delivered Nil. 228 B. Delaware 'avenue.
• ' • ; WILLIAM J, fiEWELIS,_
Buperintendent W. J. 8..138
JBA9,
ig ORM PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IN —THE MIDDLE ROUTE:—Shortest and twist di
rect line to Bethlehem ]Gaston Allentown, MauchChunk. Hazleton, White llaren„Wilkasbarre, Afahanoy.
City, 31t. ,
Carmel, Pittaton:lTtinkhannock - , Scranton,
Carbondale and all the points in the Lehigh and Wyo
ming coal regions. .
Passenger Depot in Philadelphia, N. W. corner Berke
and American streets. ' - •
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 15 DAILY TRAINS. 1
—On and after TUESDAY, June Ist, 1869, Passenger
Trains leave the; Depot, corner of Berke and American
streets, daily (Sundays excepted), as follows:
6.45 A. M. Accommodation for Fort Washington.
At 7.45,A. M.—Morning Express for Bethlehem/ and
Principal Stations on North Pennsylvania B.allroad,
connecting at Bethlehem with • Lehigh Valley RailrOad
for Allentown, Catasauqua,Slatington, Mauch Chunk,
Weatherly,,lnaneaville - , Hazleton - ,Whito flavenTWilkea-7
barre, Kingston, Pittston, Tunkhannock, and all points
in , Lehigh and Wyoming Valleys; also; in connection
with and Mahanoy Railroad for Mahanoy Cityy
and with atawissa Railroad for Rupert, Danville Mil-.,
ton andW ittunsport.. Arrive at Manch Chunk at 12314
• at Wilktsbarre at, 2.00 P.3.1.;at Mahanoy City at 1.50 P.fd.
At 8.45 A M.—Accommodation for Doylestown stop
tivgG'rtoavl2,llWAtet linO/PP Stations. .
Hartsville„ P r
easer:r for Win-.
lo Stage at Led York Road. take
9.45 A. M. {Express) for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Manch Chunk, IVlute• Haven, Wilkesbarre, Pittston,
Scranton and Carbondale via,Lehigh and , Susquehanna
Railroad, and Allentown and . Eaaton, • and
points on Nov Jersey Central 'Railroad and Morrisarid
Essex Railroad to New York via Lehigh Valleyßailroad.
At 10.45 A. M.—Accommodation for 'Ort 'Washington,
stopping at intermediate Stations.
1.15, 3.15,5.20 and 8 P.M.—Accommodation to Abington.
At 1.45 P. M.—Lehigh Valley Express for Bethlehem,
Easton., Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Hazleton t White
Haven,Wilkesbarre Pittston Scranton and WyOming
Coal Regions. „ • '
At 2.45 M.—Accommodation for DOylestown, stop
ping at all intermediate stationti. , ..,, •
At 4,/.5 P..M.—Accommodation for DoylestoWn stop-
Ding at ill - iiiietitiediatelttations: ---
At 5.00 P: M.—Through for Bethlehem • connecting at
Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley , Evonletg Train for
=EastonAlitmtowniAtauelt - Chunk..
At 6.20 P. 31.—Accomitiodatiou
-at all-intermediate stations—L_ • •
At 11.30 P. M.--Accoramodationlo - F - Ytiff
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA..
Trom Bethlehem at 9 A'.111., ;10, 4.45 and 8.25 P. M.
2.10 P. M., 4.45 P. 111. and 8.25 P. 31. Trains make direct
connection with Lehigh Valley.or Leh igh and , SWUM).
hanna trains from Easton, Scranton, Wil,kesdiarre, Ma
hanoy City and Hazleton.
From Doylestown at 8.25 A .314.55 P.3l.and 7.06 P. M
From,Lansdale at 7.30 A. IL • ' •
From Fort Washington at 9.20 and 10.35 'A. If. and 3.10
P. M.
j • UN SIINb3Y9
.--Philauelphia-forßethlehem at 9.30 A-M
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 2.00 P. 31.
Philadelphia for Abington at 7 P. M. ,
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 6.30 A. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4.00 P.lll.
.Abington for Philadelphia at 8 I'. M.
Fifth, and Sixth Streets Passenger cars convey Damen
gera to and from the new Depot. ,
White cars of, Second and Third. Streets Nine and
Union Line run within a short distance of the Depot.
Tickets must be procured at-the Ticket ORION in order
to secure tho lowestrates of fare. _ _
• ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked-through to_princi• -
pal points, at Mann's North - Penn: Baggage Express •
oftice. N 0.105 South Fifth street, . • •
- - -
IATEST , CHESTER AND TH:Etatin KEt
-11 FRIA ItAILICOAD:—Summet Arrarigament.—On
and after MONDAY, Apr 1112,1869, Trains will leaven.
follows:
Leave N'llsY.PPpt4t TIA 01;4.'2 4 'ln.4
Chestnut eireate, 7.25 A. 51., 9.30 A. M., 2.30 111.,4.16
1'; M.; 4.35 P. 51., 7.15 P. AI., 11.80 P. I.d.
Leave. West Chestr, from Depot, op.-Bast Market
street, 6.25 M 111., 7.25 A. M., 7,40 A. 10.10 A. M. 1.56
P. 51., 410 - P, b. 45 P.M. • . • .
Leave Philadelphia for B. C. Junction and Interme
diate Points; at 12.30 P. M. and 6.45. Leavoid.v. J uno ,
tion for Philadelphia, at 5.30 A. M. an 45 P. M. , •
.Train leaving West Chester at 7.40 A. M.' will'stop at
B. C. Junction, Lentil, Glen Riddle =data:lla; leaving
Philadelphia at .4.35 .P. w
ill atop at Media, Glen
Riddle, Leum and 11._O.f.juuctien.,,.Patisengers to or.
from stations between West Chester 'and B. O. •Junction
g •"
g East; will take train leaving West Chester at 7.25
A ° .l:l ....and car will be . attached - to Rspreso - i Train at` B__ .
C.Junction,.• and going West, Pas s engers for Stations
above 13. C, Junction , will take train leaving - Philadel
phia at 4.35 1'.•15% . , and Will change cars at R. C. Junc
tion.
The Repot in rfittibletphia is retichCd directly by tho'
Chestnut and Walnut street cars. Those of the Market
street line run within one talllara. 'The, cart; of both Rues
connect with each train upon its arrival. • •
ON BUNDAYS,-Leave philadelPhla for West Cheeter.
at 8 A. M. and 2.30 B. M.,
Leave Philadelphia for B. O. :function at 7.40 P. M.
- Leave West Chester for Thilsidelphia at 7,45 A.M. and
Leave Il.,cl...lttrietion for Philadelphia at 6.60 Lk. IL •
MO" Passengers aro allowed to take Wearing •Apparal
only, as Baggage, and the Company will not in any case
be respOnslble for an amount exceeding one huudroddol,
lass, unless& special contract bo made for the same.
ILLIAM 0, WREE,LIBI4, , , .
s .'W General superintendent.
AST FREIGHT LINE PIA NORTH
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, to Villkesbarre .
barmy - City, Mount Carmel, U
Centralia, and .all points,
on Lehigh Valley road and 'be:inches.
By new arrangementafperfeoted. this day, this , xoad is
enabled to ggive inareased despatch to tnerohandiae
*limed to the, above-named points.
, Ooods delivered at the Througlt Freight Depot,
S. B. cT.r. Front and Noble streets,
Defers 6P. reach Wilkesbarro. Meant Carmel:
Mahermy City, And the other stations lallohnnoY and
WYOlning valleae before A ~'Af the aneceseina
ELLIS 1.31.4AUE# Agent • •
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•
•
TRA - VELERS'iM . J'IDE
h
. B I Ii'ADBL BETA 0, HEILKANTOWN
.f . A R,Niii:PuTii2o RetThluAD ' /Iml TA
-7,,lday 3d,1869 , and anti
0.1 er notice; •
. or , :ou•-_ ...VOn aramAli,ToyniJ , . - •,, , 4 ,
1 1 - SILVIS .Thlladelphia-8 1 7 - 13 1 9.05 ie. 11,12 A. 31 •; I, 1,
I,".3, Leogilenitio l t * O;v a rt. 4 4 6 ,4Mot t i. , 2 l o ° in'9ll, 11.12 P. M.
3il .
L .112 i 3, 4 X,5,534, 6, 534,7.0, nodal, ~. m. ;
, The 8 2 0 down-train, and the .1% and fat up trains, wil
I ton L. 0011.011 Ott Oen3la ntearn•Brane4. - - .•,, ,
1 ,.„ ~ . . 0N 1313333p5y5. ,_
- phuid,mptilA-1.9a4•4. li'42, 05 ininutes;/ ..(1
W me m o -s .- 1 • 0-. ~, , LI 1 ' . 1
, I, , ftlre Oermatotorlikk. BI •
#4,8 and 9% poi : ,,,
1 . calm Fr, Btu LLROAD._,_ r
ZeilvdiPhiladelP ,` OiNhl A.
..81.1 21 3 344 13 21,/,18
`and li pr. al,' , ; . v,v - v ,,,, 11'.:1.15 . ' , 7, . ' 1"+It ,= - I
~Lealre Gheortntd..Rillir.lOgitn9 3 , 8,9.40, and mijii,, ,
as.; 1,44,3,40, 6.40 8.40 - Myt . P. M. 1 , ..
Leave Pbriadelploht3-43.152hintdes A. m.; Sand PI n.
' Leave Ch ei 11113p17.90minntep4. M.; 33,40,8.40 and
9.26 mintite,s .. - _
. FOR 00 S r R
1141N4nr‘N AND NORRISTOWN.
• Leave ithliad a t i arna.4.7.l4,l3,3l.osi A. M.; .1)413,4311, 8,
• 8318.35,13.05,10 An 333. 4 8 P. Re . ' - Atf
'. . nave Norm own--8/0,03‘,T,?N: 9, it A,m.; IX', 3,
5 .:438 03.35, Ran d5134P'.131, ' • ' ". '
NW The A.M. Tralna front Nort.istivrandUnot. etop•
'ltt Nogee'e, °tie Landing, Domino or fichtesLsine.
: Iffir The SP. DI. Train from l' b iladel phla will stop ow y
••m school L an°, Man arta k and Clon eh ohocken:
8U DAYS:
' Leave Philadelphia-9 A..=and 7.15 Pi M..
Leave Norristown-7 A.lii. •I 5 and 91'. M. ..
Yoll.mAiii . • , , • '
, Leave Phrtodelpxda—u,7l6,9 //OSA. Bf 4 /go 3o 1 %4:
•11)9,935, 9.09, 39.0 a and 11h P.M. _ _
__ .
A.
__ 2 _ ,
Leate Mannynok- 6.10, 7,pi t 8.10,9KI /IK
ihtilg i ld.3o and 10 P. M. •. •
..,...
Thee P.M. Train from , Philadelphia will 940 ....... . ' •
at School Lane and Manatank. . , . •
V ON SUNDAYS ' " ' "''
Leave Philadelphia-IA. M." 23i, 4 and 7.16 P. M.
Leave lifanayunk-70A1 DL. ' bi,4; and 93f, P. M. - P.
W. S. wn, 111 G en eral Superintendent, . ,
°pot, Ninth and Green streets.
9 ,:
ILIORTPSZ___.II.OI3IM
. : TO THE R... '
7
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.CAMDEN AND AT TH:, RATLI . 4IMIL: •
• FALL ARRANGEMENT. • • :•
:.TARES EFFECT SEP,TEAIBER Me.
Through Train!) ITIVe V•irie S heet $ 4 07, 14111 011oWs:
Mail— .. . ..... . - . J
Freight ;lift .. . . M.
Atlantic . ...... .
• LEAVE ATLANT.I.G.C/.TY. . . .
Atlantic) -Accommodation— • 7.00 A. M.
Freight (with utteeenger ' ' • 12.06 • • JR.
- ... . • P.M..
.C . A ladAviri.rl.WE STREET '
Atco Accommodation...« ...... A. St..
Haddonfield " • • " 2.00 P. 21.. •
Hammonton'u , • • • • • . '.II.
RETtifiNIN Ir:fat - Ark
Atcol2.lsiNooa,
Haddon - field • • " '• • • 2.46 P. H.
Hammonton. - • •. „ At.
SUNDAY AIL • • ;
__,
Leairee Vine street .. A. M.
Leaves Atlantic ... . ... ... .00 p: M.
An Exprree Train through In 2 'hoitra will rtin every
Saturday afternoon and,up. on Monday . morning until
further notice.
Leave Vine St. Ferry • • • • • 815 P. M.-
" .
Atlantic. .7.24 A. M.
D. H. •
MUNDY, Agent..
. .
•QUICICEST TIME ON RECORD.
THE PAN-HANDLE ROUTE. _
APB HOURS to CINCINNATI, via PENNSYLV -
NIA RAILROAD AND PAN-HANDLE HOURSless
TIME than by COMPETING LINES. • -
PASSENGERS taking the 8.00 P. M TRAIN arrive In
CINCINNATI next EVENING at 9.55 P. M.,26 HOURItIi
ONLY ONE NIGHT ern the ROUTE. •
scir THE •WOODRUFF'S celebrated Palace State-
Room SLEEPING-OARS run through from PHILA
DELPHIA to CINCINNATI. Passengerd taking the
12.00 M. and 11.00 P. M. Trains reach CINCINNATI and •
all
_pointe WEST and SOUTH ONE TRAIN IN AD- .
VANCE, of all other Routes.
wir Passengers for CINCINNATI; INDIANAPOLIS.
ST. LOUI S CAIRO, CHICAGO, PEORIA,BUELLNG
TON, QUINCY, MI LWAUKEE. ST. PAUL, :
N.T.. and all points WEST,N ORTHWE ST and SOUTH- •
WEST, will be narticnlar to ask for TICKETS 11Fir'Vits,
PAN-HANDLE ROUTE. • -
ST To SECURE the UNEQUALED advantages „
this LINE, be VERY PARTICULAR and ASK .FOR.
TICKETS " Via PAN-HANDLE," at TICKET OF
VICES. N.V. CORNER NINTH and CHESTNUT Ste.,
No. 118 MARKET STREET,
_bet. Second and Front etc,
And THIRTY-FIRST and MARKET ate., West Phila.
8: F. SCULL, General Ticket, Agent, Pittsburgh.
JOHN H. miLLEß,enerfl Eastern Agent,a2B Broad.;
HTLADELPRIA AND MEE RAIL
-
PROAD—WINTER TIME TABLE. "
On and after MONDAY, Sept, 6, 1860, the Trains ott .
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad will run as follows .
from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, West Philadelphia :
WESTWARD. _
/fall Train leaves Philadelphia ...... .... 920 P. M. •
t , • " " .... . ...—.... 7.90 A. M. .
• t , "." arrives at Erie 8.15 P. Sr. •
EkisEsinress leaven Philadelphia. 11.80 A. M. • '
S.' S ' S ' Williamsport .. .
..... 111
:- 9.00 P. ,
f 4 • " arrive, at Erie.. 10.00 A, 1.
Elmira Dieu, leaves Philadelphia ' " 8.00 A. M.
" ..... 8.10 P. 111;
.
• 4 ' arrives at Lock ...... 7.3) P.•
, - EASTWARD. ,
itail*afn leaves Erie --...—..--:. 818 A :If.'
I' • " • " 1.15 P.M.
41 14 arrives at 8.10 A, l•
Erie Express leave!' Erie. 3.20 . •
44 44 " —. 4.25 A.
" arrives at Philadelphia 12)P. M.
Elmira Mail leaves Look Haven 6.80 A.3t.
" • Williamsport... 8.45 A. M.
" arrives at Philadelphia • 7.16 P. M. ".
Buffalo Express leaves Williamsport • 12.20 A.M. .•
'• " Harrisburg 3.10
!! arrives at Philadelphia 9.25
Express east connects at Corry. Mail east at Corry tad
Irrineton. Express west at Irvineton with trains on . ,•
Oil Creek and Allegheny River Railroad.
ALFRED L. TYLEIti
• • • General Su • erintendent.
LEGAL 'NOTICES.
TN THE ' ORPHANS' . COURT TOR THE:. '
Al City :and County of Philadelphia.— ilsiate 'or
LINDZEY VICIIOLSON.—The Auditor .appointed by
the Court • to , audit, settle and adjust the second
account of WILLIAM, .DIDDLE and ISRAEL -H.
JOHNSON, Executora of LIN DZEY NICHOLSON, ' -
deceased, and to - report distribution of the balande in '
theAtands...oL.the, .seeountant._willArteet Alunpartiesz.L
interested.. for the purpose of his appointment, on:
TUESDAY September 21st, 1869, at 11 o'clock A.M.; at
his office, 811. Arch street,'in the City of Phtia..
delphia.. .
. J. SERGEANT PRICE,
Selo-f m AV Bt,* Auditor.'
STATE OF MC'
ARY WOLFE, DECD
..
I—Letters Testamentary to the above Estate having
been granted the undersigned, alt personCindebted to ,
the Estate will make paytaent, and those having claims •
Attorneys,
to ALBERT • MRPHY, Executor ;.• or him:
Attorneys, VALI, & STROUD,7O3 Somme street. self tit*
TN , THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR -TEM
City and County of Phileidelphin.--Estate of DAVID "
J A YNE,deceased.—TheAuditors appointedhythe Court
to audit, settle and adjust the third account of ,I.WHEA
TON SNUTH, et al., Executors and Trustees of the last
will and testament of DAVID JAYNE, deceased, and
to report distribution of the balance itt the hands of the"
accountant, will Meet the parties interested, for the put
pose of their appointment, on TUESDAY, September 21, ,
1869; 12'o'clock, M., at the, office of the Estate, 613% ,t
Chestnut street, in the city of Philadelphia.
• . JAMES STARE;
_peeltllo4ll6ti
wm . p . Auditors.
STA E OF CATII.A.BLNE SMITH, DE
..
ceeeed: Lettere testament:x . 3r 'upon the above es
tateltaxinwheettgranted,twthltutulereignedTall,Pereen.
indebted to the saute pleasetnake pa tent, and all
persone—having.--elainte_wil,Lprea etri_to_MAEr,
ANN IKOSERITZ ; Executrix . , 842 .North Eleventh et.,. -
or to her Attorney, WILLIAM' A. ALLISON, 429 Wal
nut etteet. an2B a 6t.
TN 'THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
City'-end
- County' of Philadelphia Estate of
ISAAC PHIPPS, deceased.—T ho Auditor appointed
by the ,Court to audit, settle and adjust the first and
final account of SAMUEL S. PHIeI , S, Executor under,
the will of ISAAC PHIPPS, deceased, and to report dis
tribution of the balance in- the hands of the accountant,
will meet the parties interested .for the purpose of, his •
appointment;-on—TU-ESDAY.,4Beptember-14th,1869,at1i--C
?clock, A. 111., at his office, No. 623 Walnut street In, ';
the city ' of Philadelphia. • • . .
. , .0. E. 3fORGAN.JI t2„
xe4-s,tudh ft, *: •
." Auditor: '
pASTATE.OF PATRION , DONOjIIIE,
deconsed.—Letiorit Testamentary.to the Estate of
,TEICE. DQEOH.Uk deceased, baying been granted
to the exeeutors, TIMOTHY HICK4Yi' Buttonwoed
streot;' above Eighteenth btreet, and Y—
SHARKE,
All - persons indetited. to :said , Estate are :requested to
Make payment ? , mid those having chianti ,against the
same to present .theniArithont -- delay to •
• • ..I.I3IIASIKEY, i
No. 619 Wainut street..
aul6 in 6t*
...
rSTATE OF THOMAS 7. WOODWARD, th '
deceased — Letters ~ tetitamentrtry : having ._ - beon ~
ranted to the'RnbtsCriber upon the Mato of P.111031,1$
. WOODWARD,,deeetuted, All, p.treene indebted to the,,
some will makepitymeut,and thetto lniving ,elitims 'pre
ecut them WE. A
. WM/I) . IVMM, 102-N, Tenth se.; or to ,
tier • ' attornoy. — Jol3EP.ll , !•l'AltillBll, : 323 • .Aliabutt,
~, t .
struet:, - • . i , 1 ,;,!. ~, r i'l ,- , -- ~ - , . . toki tu dt2
TNTN THE COURT, OF COM MON PLEAS fz
the Citvy Countyi of Plifiadelpitia.. , -;3IARY
BARTlERhy.her , nextfriondatc., NIL JASON BA
Jutip,Teint,ls l4 ; Na. 1,, In Divorce.—To JASON 13A.Re.
131H1, Respondent—Slß : Please take notice that, a. role. •
ha been granted On 'punin the • above canto, to slkow - •
donee why a divorce a -einrulo malrinion” should• not.
b iteerveAi-. therein, returnable, ,MONDAY, Sept. httl '
eO9; 0,10 o'cliwit, A, M., personal service having failed
drfacconntot•yourabeence. •• " • - -
JOHN FOI Tfh • • .
Attorneys for Libellant.
ei m w 4t§
ESTATE OF JOHN - , MINGLE, JR.,DE. is
ceased—Letters <o' Administration, cum,. testmonto
annoxo !Owing ' boon granted to tho 'underbigned, all
porsons'indobtod to said - estate .are-requusted to malts'
maytnent. and those having claims IQ prepent thorn to.
AutaGARETTX
, N0, , 3006 Walnut ow l et;
Angust 14.184,1). . • .•
•
TISTATE - 01' ANNA. O. -ISIINGI I A , DE.„
ceased .--Lotters of administration having - lphom
granted to the nredershsnod, nit • Perf/PAB 1 4 11 1 4 041 •TMsaid.
estate aro requested to make nartrut, atar - t asp inpft.p&•
claims to present t id
jutGAßwrvi
r.,mrsiux
,
•.' ... •,, Admintotrateq, ;
i :24 iff.: 3 0 0/B.,irt.ruln'ot arca.
aul7-tu 6t*
STATE OF' REBECCA RATZ . , xyg.,
c...t,0d.-,Lettercitectunontat r on the • above . eetato.
laving been granted h' the Regtster, of Will,' to the un- -
dershrued.all persons iodated to theestate are requesug
to makevayment, and those 'hoeing anima' to present
them to 11011 ACE MOOESlExecuter,92o Spruce strees, '
or 2•os Walnut treat .'•• . • ' ses
CIALCLI4I ED- PLASTEIt—A FRESH I'M.
votoi jnet ntrlved siza firr sale by A. !OUDEtt k
CO 1 , 04 - k street wbrOf. , Rol at
1 Yyi . ~~~'X'.,
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