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J , ..44 , z , V.l.4.triawoLLEßS OF. THE PUELIC SCHOOLS.-
44kstatted . Meeting: Was. held *esterdaY•
110) . • • Con=
kl#l4o6ll.e.ll4iiiittie VOrteenili'Sectlini, Place
r• , ,4l . 4 : lili.',Robertis; resigned:: .'• • ' •.: .
z Tlie resignation' of Mr. John A. Clark, of the
v. , •ft,P,::. - Acitteenth - Section, was reeived.'. . •
•,t-olgy , ; , :!:.Tbil following resolutions were adopted :
4• 1, 44 - ,...4),f7terent;',lt having conlatothe knowledge of
that the stud of German has
4'; been ' introducedinto certain Schools- of the
I,;'` ,, ',,: . eii-Vitth.Seetion,•French and Elocution in schools
Ninth Section, and ElOcution in the
Pomteenth Seetion. '• '• • .
4 o.ft , ',.4;t:litiiii4, 03K6,1ii
Sections. having 'heart' closed' for
. .",,,,It„"entWboliiiitYS,Ve'farafthelr r thiie - !tif,;yataticiri - :au
,A", - ; , ' , -7.4;:',1;-I . liMized by' this Board; therefore, "
, That hereafter the grade of . any •
grammar school' 'in which studies not author•
•"•'•'' .7 • -• ;.'ized by this Board shall be intrOduced, be - re
duced to that of a consolidated school. ; • •
Resolved,.That hereafter- the Committee - Ott,'
? Accounts be, and are hereby directed; to de
i'a'•'-!.:G.thict from the salaries of the teacheri of ,tatcli
*lll, - i , ,-T.l•'' schools as close, before the time of vacation,
a proportional amount of said salaries.
Agreed to. • . •
• A communication-was:then rea4liasking - thr4l'
thP•_ , S.ectieual,Ao,anli, he authorized to, make
such changes in, thetiine of the then daily :.sessions
.':of some of the primary schools as will enable
'•• them to test the merits of the pantographic
,•• •:,.tnethod of teaching—the design being to show
.' • swith-the-aid-of-this---supils-will
make better progress if taught. two hours in a
•• •,..• day than-they do make when taught five hours
• •
by the usual course of instruction.
?-Mr. Armstrong, the Chairman of the Coin-
Mittee on Revision .of Studies, submitted a
ling report, relating to the question of night
• •,•
schools, which ended with. • a - recommendation
that )or 'amount!appropriated E($5,000)"
$ll, - 500.' be 'set apart. fbr _the: establishment , of a
Polytechnic night4chool, at the Centrat - dlligh
• • School- building, for the benefit of the me
chanics. • • . • •
•
A motion to re-commit the whole matter to
• the committee,. and instructingthatbody_ to . re-.
A - port - at a special - meeting to beheldon Tueiday,,
the 19th inst., was agreed to.
•
Mr. Freeborn made a verbal report upon the •
~„ •.•
. progress of the arrangements for the Nutting
;•,Festival, which ogees off on Friday next, at
.• 31.airiktgunt)Park.rille' offered fr. - 'resolution au=
the . ,schools . to be closed .on Friday. in
order that teachers and scholars may partici- .
• • pate in it. This passed.
• . : Mr. Armstrong, from the Committee on Re-
H vision of Studies, presented a further report in
relation to. the matter of music in the public
•• schools, setting- forth that they had ascertained
that a Mr. Bower had been teaching without
. authority in the schools at Crown and Race,
• ••
and Marlborough and Thompson. The Com
• • mittee find that, to continue the study of music
in the schools, an' appropriatioh of $lO,OOO will
be, towessary., .
~They refer., to. the : public ,com
paint;rnade, agaiuSt, the, IMO of musical;
ciliepll4o4uoeitioio 'the' sehOula by Mr:tents,
' • the ,Superintendent, and ,Say : - that it ; was :done
by their,autlanity; mid., that-the use was requi
..• • site for the successful I, ursuit- Of the stud • . It
w4§,npt, tut4ll e to pub nthewprk as a mat
ter of profit, trod it was to be regaided'as a
mere slip rather than a text-book.
Mr. Jenks stated. that 10,000 of the 'books
had been circulated, and somebody was making
a nice profit off the job.
Mr. Freeborn complained that the Commit
tee had overstepped their authoritY in discharg
ing a Musk!. teacher without authority of the
Board. He moved the whole subject be; re
committed to the Committee, and that hereaf
ter, when a charge is made against a music
teachei; the citte6tiOn of " her disinisstdl shall be
submited to the , Bciard. '• • •
"Mr. Wetherill cousideted the • work 'a • •text
book, and did not' think the'subjeet'of admitting
it or not into the'SehiSOlB apart of the nusiness
of the Committee on Revision of Studies. He
thought by adopting the report of the commit
tee the Board would, to, a great exteut,c6mmit
itself in favor of the admission of the work,
which lie was not prepared to do. The book
was full of advertisements of publishing-houses,
contrary to the meaning and intention of the
Board, and the words of some of the songs had
been pronounced objectionable.
Mr. Freeborn withdrew his motion,. and
Mr. Elkin moved,that sct,much of the report as
inferred[to the' appropriatiOn 'Of $16,000' for
it* yea t r;'ain ' ithe 'teaching', Of Music' 'Without
authority, be'adOpted, Which Was so orde'ree,;
Mr. Steinmetz then moved the ridei he sus
pended for the purpose of allowing the admis
sion of the book as a text-book of the public
schools. This he - subsequently withdrew,
and, pending several amendments and dif.
fereut parliamentary tactics,Mr. Cassidy
moved to lay the *hole subject on the table,
which was agreed to.
Mr. Wetherill offered a resolution abolishing
the Committee on Revision of Studies, and re
ferring the subject of music in the Public
Schools to the Joint- Committees' on Text
Book.4,and Granunar, Secondary and Primary
Schodls: • ,
The yeas and nays being demanded, result
ing, yeas, 9;. nays, 7, as follows:
7 Y11i.--31essis. Downing, Elkin, Freeborn,
Green; Jenks, 'Stanton, Wetherill,
Widener—,9.
NAYS.—Messrs. Abbott, Harris, Hickok,
Ho&nail, Lukens, Ridings,. Willson—i.
Not agreed to. Not two thirds.
THE PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST ASSOCIA.-
TiorT.=Tbe 102 d session of this Association
was commenced 'yesterday afternoon in the
Memorial Baptist Church, Master street, near
Broad. After devotional exercises, Rev. G. A.
Peitz, Moderator of the last session, called the
Association to order. The ineroductoty ser
mon was then preached by Rev. Mr. Peitz,
after which a 'collection was taken up for the
incidental expenses. Rev. G. H. Peters, pastor
of the Third Baptist Church, was elected
Moderator, and Horatio Gates Jones, Esq.,
Secretary.
Letters were read from the different churches,
showing the following figures
Montgomery Church.—Number of members
received during the year, 8; by letter, 5.
Number of schools, 1; officers, 2 ; teachers, 12.
Volumes •,
Spruce , Street • Church.—Baptisms, 23; re
ceived by letter, 10 ; present membership, 508.
Schools, 3 ; officers, 12 ; teachers, 72. Volumes
in library, 2,500. , ,
Lower 'Dublin Church.--Baptisms, '7; re
. eeived by letter, '7; present membership, 252.
Schools, 3 ; officers, U ; teachers, 24.. Voluines
in library, 860.
The session was closed with prayer by Rev.
Inthe evening - Were presented the claims of
the American Baptist Union, American Baptist
Home Mission, and American Baptist Educa
-tion Society
There were present: among Lhe delegates,
Rev. Dr. Price, from Wales; Rev. It. M. Henry,
from Belfast, Ireland; Rev. T. W. Todd, F. R.
G. S. from London...'
able spot in the lower part of the church was
fined, and quite a large number of persons
was also seated in the galleries;
ALLEGED PEEJUIrt.—C. J. Besson and
George A. Henhoeffer were arrested on Mon
t*. dayatfjkgs .and Thompson streets, - hy,iptile..ero
Dych andDevine, and taken before Ajdermau
5. Heins, who, after healing testimony in the
case, held them in $BOO bail ea,ch, to answer the
•• cifirg&tif;:perjurY: ,The said
to have consisted in falsely vouching a man
• before the election canvassers of the - Tenth
,: ',, precinct of, the Nineteenth Ward, and the case
-- h4es entered for a further hearing terniorrow
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TILE GREAT FLOOD— M i It, 0 t& 168,--
- prliriabal - lifitisesr by" - the - greatiloodiTaw far as:
ascertained;. are ;; as' folloNtal .;01ie.44 Tube
, Works, Twenty-third . and Filbert, $15,000';-
r 1t.'1112 , Owen & Co:, Filbert street wharf; 500
tons of coal; P. H. Hooper, sand, cement and,
lath yard,- ; Twenty-third; and,..A.r4k, $2,500;
; Townsenll &' Iltibbard, Cherry street wharf,
' $3,000; Nickerson & Stokes, paper manufad
turlers,Tgitie"letfet t) whaillr,s2;o o o; John' Ne‘yi ,
kinnet; - flrebrlcks; TNYetitY-thlid and '" "Via,
$O,OOO. ,
U>,i,tlioswesi bank of the. Schttylkiihbetwesia,,
the 'AireEbrldi4iand Vray's' 'refrY 'bridgq the
damage is not yet. ascertained. Lumber, was
carriecl.away, hitrr6l§ ilo,atedoff, but, until, au,
aecoiffit'Of stock &ill be taken; lineStidatia &It
begiven by any of thethillerers.- -It is believed, '
However, that .$20,1100.3vi,11 Foyer theloss.
On the enstei;p:bitik of thefiver ' ', south of
Cliestfint 'street `bridge,' , named,
PersO4P,Were losete;, John. 31.,. Ward , Co.,
wend and; coal Wharf ' Chestnut street, loss on
cord wood $6,0.000 on toalvs2,ooo. , . Italian'
marble4legot of Joliii , Baird •&:V..
loss,tiondual, nothirig r but'stone was tui'tlie
Wharf OVerflowed. 1 1VM.;Strutbers & pons„
marble and broynsteu,ie. yards, and mill, ~Waln
ut
'
nut street,,loss will ; not exceed $2OO. J„ R.
&M. Freedley, marble and stone Mill and
yards, below WalnuVetreet,'• loss about; $2OO.
John Baird, Marble 'dealer, loss about $200.-f
ljarker & Brotheis;"gianite yard, Zobrist'
street, loss about $2OO. Phelan & Buckaell,
lumber wharf; loss aliOnt $l,OOO. Allison,
Finch & Co.vlumberilOsaabout - $1;000. Na
than H. Wood. saw and planing mill, loss; not
The Tracy Worsted b",Milfs," of Griswold;
Tracy & at' Sprtiee 'street, , vere slight y r
damaged; loss will prObahly not e*e.ec,4ss94'.'
William Devine 46, Son's. cotton and, ~.w&dett
Imill. damage inconsiderable. Warren, prk
Co., gravel ers; loae , :over, $l,.
; Wilson & • W. ' roof
Jones'a • Schuylkill ooo Chemical
t Works were dainaed tO abdut.s2,ooo. Dena
ghy b,,W j ztt
,coal yard, Ririe street wharf, lose
about $5,000. ;Spring' Coal
pany, adjoining, lose a late amountof , "wood .
land coal, hitt the value cannot be ascertained:„
The Knickerbocker Ice ; Company lose not less
tlian's2,soo in ice. Jr S. Lowry & Sonsiwood,'
coal and linievharf, at Ithilbard street,: lose
not less' than $1,500; n' canal-boat, loaded'
with coal, info rwastiOd against -their
wharf yesterday Inornifig ; , and ,eunk..-. S.
Engel & Co., . coat, ~wharf, ; , Loinbard
street wharf, south side, lose, about, $3,090.
Longliride & Valgusen, fire-brick manufac
turers, lose about,sl;soo; Shaw & Son, wood
wharf, at South s treet s lose net les's than $2,000
n'orth of haulier, a pOrtion:Of whichva.s swept ,
away yegterday, morrdng.. The loss of Maule,
13rother & Co„ lumber,dealers,theugh consid
erable, could not be estimated. J. C. Savery
& Co.'s coal, eand, stone and building-material
wharf, at lihippen street; was overflowed; the
loss could not be estiniated. 11. J. Devenuey,
dealer in coal and brick, had' no stock on hand,
and loses abotit $2OO. IL C. Vox,' glass mann
lecturer, loses on "" wood about $l5O,
Colin Fleming,„ coal .wharf,. about $6OO.
- John Brady; coal whatf, loss' not estimated.
Thomas Irwin, hrtckmaker, at. Gray's Ferry
road ark] Carpenter sfroet/loss, about $2,000:,
adelp PrPRi-hrielr -Wor_kS,:_loSSAabbilt
s:3oo ; Truax, Janney & anufacturers of
lubricating oil,, Christip.n,, Co.,;t reat „wharf, loss '
about ssoo:'''' The' Gray'd'FartY . Chemical
Works of Harrison Brother & Co. ..were.
diunaged .l to about,:sl,96A,.
0, ~.porOoTc. of the
whaffsh,ong:SwepLaway,lene'ai washed
&c. In addition, there is a loss of about $l,OOO
on sugar., of , the : departmAnt iPi
iirtitTheed'being'• oVei-Ibivii • • arid man' p iifn is
of the article, in process oilici*ifacture;being;
destroyed.
South of Gray's Ferry;bridge the, farm of.
Fled. Simon was damaged :,to the extent et
$l,OOO. Atlantic Petroleum Storage Company,
loss, V 2,506. 'Penrose i erry bridge was carried
The losses at Manayunk are :, American Pulp
WOilisarid: Nixim's Paper: , Mill, . estimated at.
from $30,000 t 0 54 0, 000 I'. .4. tMI ,'" Prestpn,,
$17,000; Waltzfefiler & Co"., $8,000; Wm.
Ducket,,roofing paper maker,s2,ooo; Shaw's
spinning-mill,,:$1,000; IliVm'. Frpst;, spinliing
mill,' ssoo;"Eagle Woolen ifill,'s2,ooo ;, J. B.
IVinpenny, cotton mill, $3,000; Bolton Win
irermy,, cotton ; . mill, ; $3,000;, Jos. Stellwagol,..,
rooting paper., slight damage ; Robeit Patterson
(Ripka Mills), $0,000; A. Campbell & Co, two
dot,tor4 ' Mill§, $20,000 ;,, S. Schofield, 'woolen;
Mill,' $5,000;" Deft & Ogle,'steam cotton thl:
$5,000; Geo. Sutton & Sun, John Maxon, J,
and David, Wallace, cotton and ,woplefi mill,
not serious. '
paper mill;in Montgomery county,
just Oppobite Manayunk, anffered eiiside,rable
damage, as, well as a number of dwelling
houses near. by. 'The rear walls of
.three of,
theni were washed out by the flood.
The water in : the, Wissahickon yesterday
afternoon had fallen so as to be confined
w ithin its banks, and the meadow between the
creek and the Schuylkill .7 Wis again cleaeof
water. • The old stone bridge crossing the
creek at Dobson!s mill is hut slightly damag,ed,
and the mill ' of Dobson" was again in
operation: yesterday, the damage by the flood
being confined to the lower story of the mill.
At Spring MillS,on the Norristown Railroad,
the water was very high, and the Northern
Iron Furnace Of Daniel and Henry llitner
and the Moorhead Clay Works were inun
dated. no damage at Conshohocken?by the
flooding of the mills was also very consider
able; Therwater at Norristown was nISo yery
No; and one of the platforms in the depot at
that place was covered. •
The rencoyd Iron Works, reported to have
suffered heavy loss by, the freshet; will lose
nothing, and resumed operations yesterday
morning. About a square 'from' the
row of stone buildings:. liras filled half way up
the first:floor, !, 4
By the freshet In the Delaware yesterday
the following damagelvas done:
The cellars.of Barclay, Sa Barclay, :Linseed
Oil manufacturers; No. 184 and 138 -'North
Wharves, were overflowed, and the floor of the
boiler room.:CoVered with 'about eighteen
inches of , water, causing the fires to be ex
tinguished. They estimate their loss at $4OO.
S. Lathbury & Co., NO. 120 North Wharves,
produce dealers, suffer a loss by water of $B5O.
CroWell & SMVen's, CoMmission Merchants,
No. 122 Nortli'WharVes, lose abeitt $lOO by
the water, which covered the first floor,
The cellar of Harding , & Bros., No. 112, was
overflowed, and considerable damage done the
goods. The loss will probably reach about
$2OO.
The cellar and front floor of, the.oil store of
G.A. Landoll Sr, Co. were overlioited, arid the
stock considerablY, injured.
The Baltimore Ericsson Steamboat- ;Line
wharf was with
,goods, consisting of
grain starch , feeand:wool.Viie -water-com
pletely covered the landing, and- the-articles
named wete danulged to the amount of about
$l,OOO.
The floor pf the commission store of . eattelv
& Ayres, 10.0 orth Wharves, was Covered
Ivith water to - Yextent of about 15 , inchei.
The goOds•suffered a trifling loss.
.The cellar of the Arch Street House, corner
of Arch street•and Delaware avenue,,was
with watel 4 ,•and the produce.' deposited therein
was considerably 'damaged.
Other plaCes along the Wharf were oTer
flowed, but, the, lOss, as. ~fax._as ascertained,
owing to the character of the goods, was not
heavy.
, .
Yesterday', at•-two.o'cloelc the afternoon,
at high, water,, „nanny points.' along Delaware
avenue were overflowed, the 'water running.
over the eartways, and sidewalks, while cellars
Were again, in somequartets, deluged:
THE DAILY' EVENING BULLETIN PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 61,1869.
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eiLIC. OP.. HonsislB, - .,d.k.*; WAGONS, Sig?
- - - -.By - ordet of - .E'dWartrl3 --- MSq - .1 -- exeCtttOr,
;of UK( est4te; of t . ' Johnir,ettrese, , dapeasb(l,l
Mb% A‘..111 . Herltness ' bold 'yesterday at 'his'
bazaar, Ninth'and Sansom streets, a nwnber
ortiOnseri,cattle,WrOus, , SM., Thepricesobtained
were ss fol/?ws :, . ) -..1 1 1, , ,.,,' ~ ,- ;
' -"' •,' illk,ilorieb ''' '
A roan horse; 8 years old, 152, hands high ) .
i has -\ trOtteclt- dretyPesint Breere Park in' 2 k 41 -1
[Withitt 4-y i ev'r, of g*.se , eildttitiriee,lslo. -
I 4 black horse, Clay stock, 44- hands high, 8
4 y,epts 0,14; k9licVe4,9,lltipt, in,tigeemittutes, .a.
i rOia:bi ‘ C ioa , dster;". ; frhelt i tla'fi'lasa4'4lriver ma
a good plolgliorse, s4Bo'.
tßrown horse, $540.
i,
,ogrelitergei-,5459.k.,: - 'l, ,P , ,( 'l , .' ', , ,i. , "'' '- •','.,
A Very handsome' breirit borid,'bre'd,' id Vii.-
!gin's, 15-i-hands Ugh, 8 years old, an excellent
lsaddle horse ; has , been.rirSed,pyhacipally for
that . purpose, $30,0. :. _ • • ~ ~, •
I ~ A bay, filly, 3 'years bbd, sired by ;Rocky Hill
lout of / a well-bred mare, ;wry , prequisiag, $2BO.
1 ~,,, `,l, For , C'arriagds • and ....11aniees: ,
1 One no-top wagon, nearly new; by Watson,
with pole, $2OO. • .' ' ' . ri: • " .
One one - man wagon, by Watsti4; $lBO.
One light phaeton, bylatson; $350. -
One track wagon, by, , fitoon,,s9o.
:.One.Germantown wag,on,to Garry either four
l Or si.k, $2OO. ~,, i ii.,,;',, _
One falling-top 'Wagon, $85; , 1 , .
One set of single harness;by PhilliP.s, $57 50.
One set of single harneSS,, by Phillips, $45.
1 Otte l see,of double latiriga; bY'Phillips, $BO.
, One set'of double Eames's, by Phillips, $32 50.
;'One set of double harness $140: -.
.For Pare---J-erscy-;ectule. •
Alice Grey, 2d; French gray-and, white, born
EJune 25 ; 1865,' sire Wilson's 'Prince, dam
ugenie, Engenie sire•Pritice; dam imported
Alice'rGrey; $lB5. •- '' '',l,‘A' '' ,(' • 1
1 Alay Flower, 2d, lightlawn'itutiVitite; born
;August 14,- 1865, , sire .WilsOUistlPritice, dam
Lucille, Lucille sire Prince, dam-Imported May
i Flower, $76. ,- • , ; ~-; ~ „
~ ,
1 - Empress, 4th; dark fawit. and wtite, born
, ',May 3, 1 1866, slre'Prince, 2d;''datn Empress 2d,
'i, Empress' 3d sire Hector; 'i: 'dub. ' Enapress 3d,
I.Brnpress 2d sire -101ilet'tain, clam
,ImPorted Ear
-IPress, Prince 2d. 'sire ,INVllson's„Priuce, dam
irlora, $lOO. • - qt, , ,i;.• ~,t t, :t - i
Daisy, 3d, dark 'fawni. born June 16, 1865,
sire Lloyd, dam Daisy 2tl ) Daisy 2d sire Pas
t senger, dam iniportetPDaisyiLloYd 'lltim im
ported Countess,Bos. ', -- ' ', -f - •
I" Beatrice, 2d, ight lawn• and white; a largo
'fine cow,was bred by.D. B. Hinman, Esq., and
was purchased of him wizen-, a . calf,the pur
chaser negleeted,to 'preserve" tbie pedig'ree, be
' lieved to be 'pms, $lO5. , ' ,'
1 Gazelle, light fawn, born. 4pril 24,1,869, sire
IPeer, dam Empress 4th • (No. 19), Beer sire
Potomac, dam imported'Pearl; $l2O.
Prince John, fawn and white, born Dee. 3,
1867; sire Wilson's 'Prince, datn Isabel, Isabel
sire 'Ringgold, dam Dttehess '2d, DUcbess 2d,
sire imported .Commodore;, dam: maported
Duchess, $75. ' ''• ,- • • ,I -
1 7 )
'Harriet, --Sire Peer; droPped , May 23d,
1869 ; dath Linda, i ; Linda ;.made 18 pounds
of butter when 8 years old; s6s:',
Annie, 31-32---Sire Peer; dropped May 27th,
1869; dam liana, 15-10; grand-darn. Linda,
$4O.
• Litlyta,:_63=C44.--Sif. peer; 'drapPed—May
18t13 3 • 1869 dam Lilly 1 '3l-32 31 $BO. • • -
SALES OF REAL ES74TEI AND ,SToCKS.—
Thomas,& Sons 'sold at the,picha.nge,
yesteiday noon, the :follo*icig•• stocks and real
" 12 shares. Centrif-•TiansiortiltionTompany,
04 50. • . •;• J 1 • ••,
11 stares Central .Transportation. • Company
$54. 1.1
$19,000 Lyeomilag Gas indliVater pexnpany
.1 . .57 25. •
1 share Mercantile Library, ' •
$l,OOO Belvidere and Delaware Railroad firs
mortgage, $B7. ' .
, . .
Thite-story brick
,residence, No. 420 North
i Sixth street, $8,000.' • • . .
Three-story brick residence, 'N0.' , 220 Wash
: ington square, $11,000._
.'Four-story.brick residenee,. No. 2022 Race
istreet, $9,100. . ,
1 Modern four-story brick residence, No. 526
North , Sixth street, ,$0,900.
{_Modern three-Story brick residence , No. 509
Southo Ninth street, $11,500.
Siloam church, Paschallville, $2,200.
' Large lot and dwelling, 'northeast corner
Thirty-fifth and Haverford streets, $15,500,.
Four-story brick Stfire, 1530 South street,
$7,700. . '
Frame store and dwellina b s, southwest corner
Second and Queen . streets, $6,500.
Si.x. two-story brick dWellings, Sennett' court;
$2,850. ,
Three-story brick dwelling, No. 1318 Brown
5treet,.52,675. , • '
Three-story. biick store and dwelling, No.
2218 Frankford road, $5,400.
COWAnDLY AssAuLT.-- 7 About half-past
eleven o'clock on Monday night three men en
tered the house 61 Richard'Callery, CaLowllill
'street, below Seeond,when they were assaulted
by certain parties, knocked, down find kickeC
One,of them,.Mr. Chas:Braceland,was so badly
injured that he was unable, to leve his bed y -
terday. Another had his Watch and chain stolen
in the melee. •
'RETURN OF 'FEES.—Mr. TholllaS. J. EtiVe
greve, Chieflnspector of the Boiler• and Engine
Department, has paid into the City ; Treasury,
for the months of August and September, the
stink of $1',255 44 for boiler InSpections and ex
animations, in accordance with the ordinance
of Commits.:
Thdrnas Hughes was born in 1824, son - of
Thomas Hughes, 'of Donnington Prfory,
•
perks, near the scenes described in his book,
• "The Scouring of the White Horse." He
married Miss Ford, of Devonshire, a niece of
the celebrated Richard Ford, whose book on
Spain is a recognized model of good taste, bark
temper, and curious scholarship. Mr. Hughes
went from Rugby School to Trinity College,
Oxford, and was, a , famous oar in his time.
His scholarship was of a less conspicuous ex-.
cellence, but he won and kept a high
place in the regard of his fellows by his
singular - r frankness, justice, , and ' manli
ness. He was one of the earliest disciples of
Mr. Kingsley's school of " muscular Christi
anity." Though Hughes was an Oxford man
and Kingsley. a Cantab, they were long,rfast ,
fliends 'but they were parted of late years by
political differences, Mr. Hughes going off into
the extremes of radicalism, and Mr. Kingsley
recoiling into what may be called a liberal eon-
Iff.7ll•Ughes is a barrister In' fair
practice, and , first became well known out of
his profession,by his
.capital picture. of Life at
Rtigby •under''Dic 'Arnold, known as " TOM
..is a curious fact that the book,
which 140 bdoome Popular wherever the'Eng
lish. kinguage is spoken. and masculine nobility r
- 6f spirit honored, .was. offered in . vain ,
for— republication .to one ; of the largest
publishing houses: New .York by •an;
Ameriban - - friend, . of. the author. It ; Was
finally taken on a "venture ," and' an insignitiL'
emit to the author by Stlic,
Boston Orinorllcinior &Fields. Mr. Hughes ,
w.as-returned .to the. late Parliament of Great
Britain for. Lambeth bnt, in consequence , ' of r
differences with his constituents, lie was forced,
at,:the „recent .010,0,104 to seek.' another •seat,"
which he was luckyer .unlucky enough to get
frOm ibe_goodpeople of ' Frome, in Wiltshire.
In personal appearanca , Mr...Hughes is a; ',Sim
pie, frank, honest:lbOking gentleman,. his' full
face and finely-cut features 'set off by a light
fringe of.; • ruddywhiskers, up iby
pair of tingidarly% ' keen, bright, gray eyes,
in Which a ,Inrking imp of humor forever'
dances. . •
•'Torn Brown."
24 0TAVES, - - I
f •—• STER. LADDERS /
aikda fargo4itibioabbent t . ,
. 6. xitthork Atitc!oo; 1 / 4 , 4 -
ARSON n f t Cog,
'
t Dock"stroot, bolow-Walnut.
MEE
A VERY rtILL AND 0110 ICE STOCK. OF
!endy-mado otbo4, ratos;por he Mond
et 011.AUL83 STOILEsi,
, - No. 821-Ohostuut istroet.
• -
"DR. WINSLOW 'A LIVER AND STOMACH Loa ternag.-:-Deli
- Zit 'ltiOniatil WOzokikrfor nun 3. 7ccar.; ;ISt
dons to tbotaato, swift and painless in its operation, a
iperfoct antidote to dys Lift' dis a healthful. lazary, A
4;014 toninOt oaf tain 4 .' Pt oollei and', a gloritmaAP
potig stands or. it snds foromo t ong thonow oOreileci of l.,
tho day. , . , .
. .
~ Zorant446t(llor the.„igoisqtr, br:traiduitcoft
and other insects !kw Veen found 110 uruottVlialliaton.
,
, SUNNYEIIII.I4% P / 111.LADEAP144., PTAS' • YLAO.II
SievitauttiWnksi-Arnilounriecn Superlbi ,
in every respect to any Fire Place Heater fu the market,
and twenty years In advance of any in the United Statea.
This is no vtAnboast, and can bo demonstrated, to,nuy
inersonAmensfclinatioM , ,,Nlllo heti been Ndle.t
lcessful 'Fire Place Heater over introduced. It has never
!been. Puffed to .bring. 'it kite
..notice;. but , ' has
-worked itself into a larger • saletwo seasOlis by Its
MFILITI3 than any Now York.Ot naltimoro
-Flro Pingo itovei that has been;""adybrtifieci for/111 . -$
teen YOHTS. 11 the LATEST and WELL•CONCEILVEIi'PHIN:'
:cirLas of consuming- coal 'vVithr'economyare embodied
in the SUNNICSI,DE.. IT. ~HAS s .CiREATYIt, radiatimsur-,
facSlhahUny otherilleater: sltrs•• THE. :014.LT. lirstrat-AIR F/RHIPLACE / RH4TEH 1(44 ..introdrstA earl] ,! of
PRACT,ICAL,EXPEMENCE Fire. lacy SH;)Yen
11M/6M demOustrated 'their biondies, ,, ttll of
which we have avoided iti the'Sertzrysttm: ,
All.narts ~ of • •this '
stove :made frora the. ery, best
materials, and in, the most substantial 'substantial manner, ,14,
UNDUE. THE 511PZIIINTENDENCE OF THE PATENTEE. • ' •
, I eke,. P. Sztecti q
Co
333 N. Second streets
1301 , -Housig, GRAPES' !A:I(D' • OVHER , CHOICE
, Fruits tempting to the sick ; also, the choicost and most
fashionable canfbetlons, FrOnth*,and American ;doll- .
Mous . tnixtures. caramels, ,etc.., A.. L. Y.r0f.51.1 , 12.'5,
Llilnch4Lud_p.heat.nut_etreota._ " "
• WELDEN Skit.lNG WATER—St. Albans, Ver.-
.mont, Alterative and flhalyboato. -.A Inas for dotrriSivo
.porriphlot. ,FularK, .131i00t5,.. N. E. corner Fifth and lihostuurstoote:. ' -• ' ', - ' ' . •. "
CunAl • 070 . #1 Cui3Al ! I . , • •
Tlte,fiew style Of Gents , Hat..
#t Sten, of Cues. OhltdrOltb A 6o Ns,
' • • • , Under the Continental
.
LADIEM : CHAS' OAR.I 4 OIID . $4, Sox,s,,tinder the
Continental, keep the latest .and. most beenqfgt eq - lee
of flats to be found tithe city. • • • • • •
(Nye them a calk :,!!
,
Jul:ants:ma MOTHERS ' and ' intraeti ' rise - tor
children a safe and pleasant medicine in Bcnveri Infant
Sunnicia, lzfarnuarasys and druggiste ntin
dries. ' ' • grUiwtotti h 13Box
, , 23 South Eightbotroot.
GENTS' AND YOUTHS' , HATS AT GAJEFORDS',
whore all the •latest styles can always be had at the low
est prices
Sioret3 under illy, Coatineßtal
CORN'S; Minions, Inverted' , Nuils, skillful] •
treated by Dr. J. Davidson, No. 910 Chestnut ittee
Chargestuodeinto. • , . .
DEAFNESS" BDINDNESEI AND CATARRH.
J. Deice, M. D.; Professor of the Eye said Ear treats
all diseases appertaining to tho , above monsbere,with the
utmost success. , Testimonials from the most reliable
sources in the city can be seen at' his oftloe, No. 80.5 Arch
street.. The medical' faculty are , invited to accompany
their patients, as he has no secrets in his practice. Arti
ficial AYPP ingerted. No charge made for exaraination
SPECIAL NOTICES
UDJOIIN *ANAIUAKER'S
GENTLEM.EN'S
O'UT•FIITTINO
MERCHANT TAILORING
ESTAIILIBILONT,
818 and 1320
CHESTNUT
HEADY•MADE
CLOTHING
FINEST GRADE
NEW STYLES
AUTUMN AND WINTBD
CIUST43IM DEPARTMENT.
' BEST QUALITY
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS.
CLOTHING
FOB YOUTOS AND BOYS
GREAT VARIETY
We extend a cordial invitation to gentlemen to visit
oar establishment{ and corm their own opinion of the
claseof Clothing we are opening this fall. We aro de
t ermined that nothing shall be waiting on our Part to
make our House worthy of patronage. '
LIBRARY. CQ3I.PANY.—A STOCK
b - vote of the Library Company of Philadelphia
1,111 be taken on TUEI3DAY the 19th of October, be
tween 11 A. M. and 4 P. M., a? thoLibrary.Rooms, upon
the Itesolutione submitted by the Committee on tip Rush
Legacy, au the same were amended at the .Stockholders'
'Meeting. Blank proxies may be obtained at ,the
Library. oca-w f m In§
ue BURLESQUE BASE-BALL. . •
A muffin game of base-ball between the' Bed
for& and Honmeopathics vrlllhe played on . the Athletic •
grounds streeteg i e j eLi c tl t i oer ut and
`io'cl C ocir .I'nl. aironue,nn;
\ Tickets, 25 cents ; to be had at Trampler's music ntorc;•!
and at the grounds.' State reserved for ladies.
Proceeds to be devoted to the Bedford Street' Missioa
and the Homeopathic Hompitaldfund. oc4.3t '
• 1/7UNIVERSITY O..V.PENNSYLVANIA. ,
Ninth street. above Chestnut. Philadelphia.
MEDICAL DEPARTMIINT. ,`• •
Mint SESSION. 1856-74. ,
The regular Lectures of this School will commence. on •
MONDAY, October 11th, and continue until the Ist of
March. Pee for the full course $l4O ' •
- , 110ERS •1/1•• •
'004.0t • , • • • •.? • , •-• , 1:10ft L e acu y.i
• • • • lir h tt
W ILI S OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL
1.1• = 7 BACE ABOVE EIGHTEENTH STREET.
• Open daily nt'll A,:).t. for treatment of. - dtFreogee of the ,
—• •••4 • •• •
eye.
ATTENDING BURGEON,
Dr. GEORGE C. HAIILAN,IISO6 Chestnut street.
riewrai MANAGE/18,,
HENRY DAVIS; $59 North ThWthitreot.
C. NEWLIN PIDECE, MI North Hermit!) !street.
ROBERT COANE, 113.37 Girard avenna.
• •773-8 w tf rp§
ea: 1109 ' , GIRA:RD STREEt. — IIG6
Wair.lSH,„ KUSSIAN, AND P.thll4l l / 1 1Bil :BATAS
• • ' Departments for Ladies.
!Oaths open from 6 A. EL to 9 P. Id:
- HOWARD - HUbYITAI,,;'NUB 1618'
inui 1520 Loinberd etreet ; Theteneary Department. l
edicid treatment and medicine frienieliod gratnitonely
to,the poor. • , , • ,
CUTLERY.
130 D'G ER AND • WOSTENHOLM'S
,POOKET , . KNIVES, - PEARL . and ,STAG HAN
LEB of beautiful -,jinielki_RODCEßS' and. WADE I
imrcHER'S, and the CELEBRATED Lgoou.TAtt
R ioan._ SCISSORS IN CASES of the finest quality
Razors, Knives Solomon acid Table Cutlery, ground anti',
ISAR INSTRUMENTS otthe most approved
construetion to assist !he, hearing, at P. MADEO,A , s,
Cutler and Brirgical Instrument Maker,lls Tenth street,.
below Chestnnt. l • nigjAs ,
ToßikN
EIRATED Pußgeoiio'
Ale for s'r l ? '
Thllhligrrofu of%lth
his full Winter . '
supply of his' highly nutritious and ivell.known; hover=
age; Wide-spread and"increasing use,
,by order of.
p ptoiaps,lor ftrralide, use 9f families, ao.,commend It,
tp thiL attention 'of all consumers who want a stria!?
purtrartiClet prepared from the , tiPst materials, and Vat'
up in the most careful manner for home use or traospor- •
tation. Orders by mail or otherwise prom i stl 6 styplled.'
No. 220 Peat stre c t :
dey • . ' below Third ' and Walnut str t- ,
-laLLA.() NATELANS,
corner Third and flarucb streets; only . one,6gnare
below the XXchango. ‘15.50.000 to lean, in large or small
amounts; on ditunonde, silver plate,' watches, twell7.l
and all goods of value. Office hours from 8 A. M . to .7
M Irw - Zattiblisbed for the *last • forty' Years. AV
vancali'mitidir ln largo amounts - at tlie4 lowoot'lrtarkot
rates.' • • laB ttrp
ASHENW'rfAtierNLACADIt4 • ti
,•• • •.• - - - tuosumErrs. •
I All tholtow ondiraohloriable olootetrt.
Ladtokond Gentleroati4-Tisoodsy 414 "Ws isvesmo
hthsea,4d3Wirfmr4REl44%. , a I 4,I#O, 4 TPY .40 4 Arr'
I Gonthohort Chils,Ehittirito# aronthill "" '
Pxtvatolessoroh 7 piogltior isr.ciatietto.istady hour to..
tiopYgnionce ,
.: y F• • t ;oo21:ho':.;
IIItITT RA*
fX
,lEP en itV OE4TgiBNT.
LY '
'DAVE/ ND .VINE.
• "L
EyIAOJI
AND
DND „AYVI,NE,
~,',
TLi 0 LOOK.
t the in . 1 to the aplendore , of,
at'IbISTES , '
•
]from podromer. of•Eurepoi
Mr. dpal ,rider r • Atr.
VArdi leper and four-horse
rider; n hie princl par act Of'
horse] RITNEY, tee, dating
I,trape: a:NS, .• BANDS.. the
,chann
TEA:, the. great clown
i!of 'burner and
!,sentft s 'HIS 'TALENTED
180Nt.miry /4. t noir acrobatic feats;
piLLE :OAILL'orr.4. D1411,D, prondera , equestrienne
t glO i ga7• 9 lkiil.4 l 3l3lgETT L E j° ; r AVB( B ll 4 'k ll n c g .. lgh
elnox
trienne:from Antley's, , Loodon;'MlLL
tbe • dating homowoman;, fiItACE : DELLAI Et,
;frm the Alhambra Palma), London; MIOS AMANDA.
'LE EB,Olll, from the Angle-American Circus; II'LLE.
08EPHINE; 'merle' favorite of •Zurope; NIBS
JENNIE' ST.!. OLAIR, from the Dora' Itrppodrome,'
Wititotherßidors, Vaulteri4GYtneasts, Lady and PM).-
' • Omen Performers, Ac,
PIRIIDE„.11114 CELEVIIATED LION TAMED
• WILL ENTER THE DEN OF WILD LIONS ' ,
:at the close of each performance; and. feed them. in' Um
Present() of the andteneh. .- • •
• • REMEMBER! 'REMEMBER! I -
A PIIR.V.ORMANCIILIIVRItY.A.IFTERNOON
PEItEORMANCE EVERY NIGHT I
ADDIS 10, ELF ;
• , ron :on or t /*years,2s cents. •
'
A
r, PADDPA -ROSA ENGLISH °rani.
(IAIII, ROSA, 0.1).11E88 & CO., •
Proprietors and
,Directors,
$ •
'DEN , ' ' • 'Business Manager.
• • TH"W,EDNESDAY, Third Opera Wight,
IYlll be produced '(for the time) Belle's romstutto
'and charming opera, • • • - • •
•• • TIIE;PUIIPPAN'S.DACQU'PER. •
g with 'Limo. PAREPA-DOSA,the full strength Of the
Company and , u gorgeous in/10in 'sums. • •
Coudnctor CARP, .11,013 A
TIII7.IIBDAY—TUE BOHISSII . AN GUM,
' PRIDAT—THEI PURITAN'S DAM:II:UMW.' • •
OATURDAY—IdADITANA.BIATINEE.
'SATURDAY—GRAND GALA. NIGHT. • •
Admission to Parquet, Dress. Circle and Balcony .
• Rsocryed el &I
liuntly Circle_ • •• • 941 • • ' %Bets.
.„ANT .Wll3 qA. isECURED
at the Adatitiur;•autrat TrUitipletos twin. Store( No. 9:25
Chestnut ntreet. • • ••••,„ •
LAURA HERNE'S ."
CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
ODA AMERICAN CQUMN.
Witnessed last week by •
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED) ASSEHDDAGES.
FLORENCE TRICRUDARD (her original character),
, L AURA KEENS. Assistedby the members or this new Company.
Dion Bonelcanlt's celebrated, Dranta,written expressly
for Miss Keene, entitit4
• . HUNTED DOWN,
r od nd W Robertson's comedy or HOME, ern) shortly
: b e
p W.
uced.
Scats secured six day° in Savant°.
Doors open at 7; commence at to S.
TATA-LNUT ST. TELEATR.E, BEGINS Ito 8.
y y, N.E. corner liluttvend Walnut Streets.
TIIIS,WEDNESDAY: EVENING,
EDWIN DOOTU
In'Bhnkepeare'e Tragmly, In &re acts. of
OTTIELI.O. •
lAGO ' 'f WIN DOOTII
TlfUltSDAT—tucti ELIE u.
CARDINAL RICIIELIETh' " EDWIN BOOTH
FRIDAY...DENO FIT OR EDWIN BOOTH.
. , 011,ELLO.
0 '• . • . EDWIN BOOTS TIIIDD BOVfif DIATINFIS. Shtutday ut 2r:
JOHN DREW'S ARCH STRE - Eli
-mu THEATRE. .• • • ' - Beaine !.( to 8:
ROURES - OROwm - n - ro - Tiir - notr,
pitoNtruNcED SUCCESS.
SECOND WEEK •OF • • '
• • FORMOSA ;
OR, 'l'll,E RAILROAD TO REIN.
With New Scenery, Fine'Effecta
• •
And Efficient Cast, including
. • . 31E8, JOHN' DREW
• - • FORMOSA EVERY NIGHT.:"
Scats seemed six days in advance.
X'S AM ERICAN.TIIR TRH
,
,• • • ••• • ••• Walnut street. &bora Eighth
NEir•UOMPANY—NEW FEATURES.'
• Marie Zolli Fernando Flimry. Maggio Rowero.
• The l'lnklies Droll; Two Now•DsHoto. • D 45 Rota.
• • " Now-Drama, THE PATH Oir ORME. - •
Matinee on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'olook. '
N us pEVBNTH STRBET OPERA
A .11 C VATORY °
.1 - 15 •
THIILTY-SHCOND DACADEMYER, December_eti let
t
See Notice In."Musical' colcumo:,ocl
A CADEMY litNE . . •
QIITsSTATUT street, above Tooth.
Open fromO A. za. to 6 P. M,
Bonjainin West'a Great Picture of . .
013.R.15T MMJZOTED .
still on exhibition. 1•224
JONES'
ONE-PRICE
,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
004
MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
First Class Readg-Made , Clothing, suitable
for all Seasons, constantly on hand.
a Handsome Line of
Piece Goods for Gus , - '
• tom Work.
• GEo. w.NIENA.4
Proprietor
Established
WM, G. FLANAGAN & SON,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBERS,
No. 129 Walnut Street:
bily§ • ,
JA?EB A. WRIOLIT,TMORNTOM ring, CLESZLBIST A OHM.
COM, TIIIIODORB WILIGICT, FRANK L. NEALL.
RETlllit WRIGHT, & ;
Importers of earthenware
flhlpping ti and Commission Merobants,
• 0.116 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
E.; IVIG YTTOENBY-A '
Cosnraisaioner of DeOds for the State of Pennsylvania in
• Illinois:
96 Mullion 'street, No. .11, ChloagO, xllinoitl. anl9tff
G 0 TT N RAIL , DUCK. OF EVERY
NJ width, from 22 inches to 70 Melee molds all ntimbefli
Tent and Awning Duck, Padtrime4msel i allriii 4, sa ,
Twice, &o. .Ne. g. 13 ()lurch street, City Stores.,
RIVY WELLS.-OWNERS OF PROP
-
Perty-"-Tha • onlyplace to get privy wells cleansed and
diainfectod,at very low pricea. A. PZYSBON, Mann.
'rectum Pondrotta. Goldinnith'a 1111114 Library street '
„ ,„
114 WHEELER , & WILSON'S
,
4, i ....
a , hinos
owing Ai o
~ - ,70, SALE ON.:'
EAY' PAYMENTS ,
914'eheantit Streit,
PETERSON'Ot CARPENTER .
011 i i
GENERAL AGENTS.
7 ..A1T - 071t - EV. — BEMTAICTIN - Ilialtß,
.124 D. IL, deceased.—Letters Testamentary 'Upon the
estate of BENJAMIN DORR, doceased;lato of the city
of Philadelphia, haying been granted to tho under
eignpd4 all : persons indebted to the said estate aro re
quested to make payment, and, those • haying Olalma
against the same to present.them without delay to WIL
LIAM 11. WEBB-and „EDWARD L.- CLARA, Execu
tors ; or to their Attorney4.lEDWAßD CARPENTER,
242 South Third street, 002 sat*
CiaeLLK--- - FOR 1 3 A-Llt. 180 TO: 0 8 0. 0 .
11 4; , qhmk , ,44/...,t. #kilocto otreet,
MEM
•
ARE 'FAKILT RESORT.
CARNCROSS * RUBY'S MINSTRELS,
- EVERY EVRNING..
J. L. OARNOBOSS, Manager
.113USIIN ESS7C AIMS.
awiNGTICA - CifiNgs.
MU HAIN-
O,'AIigIUSTItEET. Purn Y
' , FP.4 , ,ps;4LE,
I.922ARIbEt STREET.
1. h.
On'e 'otithose ord 4
endidiiiew, firerin-Stone r
IfOUSES
three eteriee and Mansard roof, 26. fear front, 40 feet
deep to Cuthbert 'etroot,.on which: there le a very fine
htablo, , ,-Tho Bonne ia,verriarge, and; eon= odious, hav
ing all tho niodein , fuipriwonienta, anct htillt the pro.'
'lent owner in tho very beet manner.
Inquire at 19241019Iletreet.
113ILL1ARD TABLE FOR SALE,
A„lefrat-clapa Second Sim. BUMBLE BED 'OIL
LIARD TABLE, with twro or toot Ballo. plats and balls
Tor pool, cues. rack and gas fix,turo x r s - Clunkto
lief% at Wait,ut c for 8276.
. .
IGIOII, SALE.—GOOD WILL •STOCK AI4D
Lc .13 I,:
machinery of a as an oar XIII, doing a first
tolass ,husiness beolocaLion In thereity.
Complattnsteoff MaFkl i timy for, aalll or, cabinet
Address U. U
oc6 2t" ' Iltrttryiri O d ice.
camTTIRIS - ft
and Timber Lando In ' Elk coanty,'Ponna.. on tho'
inn of the Philadelphia and krle Railroad. For do-•
'ocrlptlons apply to • - -
,11- A.. HOOPES. •
808 • ' - • '''324'Whlnat stmt.
4Fif GEA_NT Wig - -T I I.IIYOROOKER
101' etreet--- R
Ro M. r SelicLNo. ' 686:--Vandecime modem
Itcalecnee, every conyentouee, built in superior manner;
lot ILO feet front on Tulpohoelcen 'street, oxtending to
lYnshington with 90 feet' front.,, Grounds finely
Improved with large trees, shrttubery. One-holf ma
remain.':Apply at No 61 Tulpotu3elten street. ' ocs y,
tie!' FOR' SALE.—OHESTNVT STREET,
LEL 'shove Nineteenth, south side:, • A xery. &miriade '
;Three-story Ifrick over fn eonv imi fr if im.,____
scevlos—wlth—stem . , ty-urliE. . •
South 'Fourtn.fsitrect. - cso4
1 OR SALE.-716.,N0RTH SEVENTEIf.
Street. A very convenient . Throe-story .„ Brick
1.) ening, thremittory beek-balistings.' twelve rooms.
.evoti• convcnieneo: , Possession with. decd.-, Apply
_to \
..1113111E111, LLOA'I). ll2 South Fonxth st. Ns4 at"
Ina
MR.
BA L E.—ht AU ERN Brick Dwelling, 619 8. Ninth et. • 'ltverl o 6l&. ,
, eenieneo, Inqulrson the promisee., tuYe-th.sititiM
FOR BALE OE :EX(' , IIAN ----- dE, THE,
Ma. following properties:
=Chestnut street. • •
• No, Oa North'
,Sixteenth street, •
N0..1817 North Seventh street.
- No. NW North Seventh street,
For particulars apply to AND,. & CQ.,
1.124 North Sixth street. gel 12ti
s
i el, FOR SALEDWELLINGS. ---,--
;mbi4.1.110 Columbia avenue. Nineteenth and Thrrmpson;
,144 .N. Eighteenth street. 3221 Hansom; West Phila.
'1307 Mt. Verden street. OWN. Fifteenth street.
11323 Brandywine.' ;Lot faxen.. S rooms, newly pope e 4
andd painted.
'' ,Bny $5OO cash requred. 'Price •44.1.00.
. _ • ' . • ' - ".7.11M.E1} W. RA VBNS,
ne;tir . • , • 11. W. corner Broadend Chestnut.
!la ,Folt , SALE.-,TLIE . VALUABLB'
=X.'. Property on the west side Of Germantown Itosd
;100 feet front, end extending through with u front of 200
feet on Sixth street, between • Berk* and Norris streets.
J.
. 11. GIIMBST a 50N,7:13 WittnnVetreet.
1 All.i
_ 0.11 13 A L ra--THE, HA.NDSO3II:
aaannDwell and 0211 Spruce street.- Rail in the best
; allvery Improvement. pomv.,sol.ft Nov.
Ist One-halt can remain. Apply to OOPPUCK A
; JORDAN. 433 'Walnut street. ; • . ,
CBESTNTJT STREET—FOR k3ALE.—
A bandeonie brick Residence. 20 feet front, replete
+with extra conesniencearont perfect order ; bit ti las on
Chestnut irtrrot, east or Fifteenth street. Lot ie feet
, deep Id a street.. J. M. EIJUNKET &bONd, 733,WnJnut
atrtot. • -
-. o4÷p 'TOR SALt:—TIIE if ANDSONIE
; ALA 4- ,Three-rtorr Brick • Re - eidetic*, 'with three story
/double. back buildings situate No. 611 Vine strst, oppo
sits- Franklin Square. 'Lot 24 feet front by 173 feet dsep
to "i'food street. erms arro Immediate
possession. J. M. GUILKEY B O SON S , 733 Walnut
012 FOR SALE—A HANDSOME RESI:
DENCIE, alti Aura,. •
A Store and northWeet corner Eighth and
Jefferson. . • ,
A fine Residence 17 . 2.1.. Tin a - street,
A handsome Residence. 4 1 ABouth',11Finth street.
• A. bondman, Residence. Wed Philadelphia. ••
A Dueineee Location, StrawbcrrY stmt. •
A Dwelling. ,No. MO North front. etteet. . Apply' to
COPPII(X. dt JORDAN. 433iVidnut street.
MFOR'OALE.-THE HANDSOME RE-
Sidon* inatble Cm • dm; finished in the best
ittlioner i with empty contreditrace, and 6-feet wl,do side
pull; o. 317 tiostb lrlftemthetreet, below Spruce. J.
- WO UMMAT 50N5.733 Walnut street.
01411. 7 :, XOIi..SALE—A. VERY, ALPABLE
Mar
and &mit-able Residence . , with lot,of grating" i feet
front U 7 175 feet deep. obatie.l by foil grown forest trees.
and 'a 'variety of , ornamental shrubbery situate (wane
.orthe higbe4t and hest improved parts of .West Walnut
street. Immediate stosscaN ion al Trrats accommodat
ing. G 11)13LE Y ct,50N8,733 Walnut street.
FOB BALE
NorthTh.loA' oath street ; everycontenienca.aud ln
lon r enl
ivent Direllissf4 IVo. 637 Pin* etrOot ; ton rooms,
bath, spooks... , •
blp gre.)u stria, ttio-otol7 brink. good Yard. .
WO Stampor street, below Pine, ozoaffitouso.
Liter siren, tiro asst fonr.room houses. . .
Building Lots Qs Pasayttak road, mud a good Lot at
Slaiag gnu, •
ROBBUT GIIKFVEN *BON,
ign.26-ti .537 Phu) street.
TO. RENT.
ZETESFAccCOLIATM,',REAL ESTATE
ifloe,Jacksiin straet, oppcalta4faintion Street, Cape
Island, N. J. Baal Estate bought and sold. Persons
desirous of renting cottages daring the season will apply
or address as above. - ^
Itespectrally iefer to Chaa.A.ltn icani; Henry I)timm
Francis Mollvafp. Alaingtoo Her o. John Davie
W. W. Jterenat' • fes..t
irt, TO REli'r-PUItNISTEED OR UN- "
fornikhed—No. 110 8. Twenty-first etrckit.''Ayely
from 11 to 1 o'clock. - - • ocB
t+pit To - LET-A LARGE HOUSE 'ON
. Spruce street--the parlors being' reserved by a puy
nscinn. Terme yurr moderate.. Itefurences given and
required. AeldfeEn I{.,'!Gtermantpwn P. U. (ocS•Yt`
w.TO REN T--H AND SO hi ELY FUR.'
ished Residence, No. 2133 Walnut, stroot. AP-
P/Y u>
TO LET-THE L'I'PER; PLOOES,
Iti
filth colintlng•room, of the store No. 111 ClieAtnut
street. Apply on thy pretulAtli to COCHRAN, RUS
SELL & . oc2.tf§
TO LET—F E:
UItNISHED - HOUSE
ILI No. Mil Walnut street. itephAe with ovary ran.
ventenco fixtures and furniture . . APpIY to S. DAVIS
PA GE, el 9 'Walnut etreet. , or.l fa'
HQUSi WEST r"."
. EST DE LANCY
.
to rent • newly paperod.and paintoct. Terms n;tode
-1 plte. p yl4)
5e,10.61' - I CLARK ETT1.N6,711 Walnut street:
ri FOR RENT OR FOR f34I,E—NO. 211
S./ d South BoventeentlAtreet; es neat three-atery Brick
Building, with attics, ant throe-story back buildings.
Inquire at Nin Wainnt street. se3o-th tu-Et*.
IEI FOR
Immo Walnut are '
Also—llandsome ,llesldenee, No. 1111 'Girard street.
J. ZS. GIJAINEY'tc SONS. 7.33 Walnut street.
ern FOR RENT;"-- THE FURNISHED
mea. Bebidelica, 1914 Rittenhouse Square will be rented
fora year or longer If desired. It is desirablylocated,
handsomely and, newly , furnished , and r e plete with all
conveniences. ' CLABJC._. 4
sell-tf; • 711 41„(nittlftil,emet.
BOARDING.
11°, LET-WITH -L- ' BOARDSUITE OF
Berms and II:home. Table Board. , •
oc6 3t• 13S Spruce street.
WANTED—BOARD' BY -- A — GENTLE
man within fire squares of Tenth and Arch. Arch
street And a prlvetefamily preferred. State terms. Ad
dress lb. A 0., SIN. enth street. , •
__ It
10110ARDINGer-DESIRABLE R 0 0 - 31
JJ. with Bean:limey now he aeoured at
oca al 1939 . CHESTNUT Street.
~. . ,
ViNE LARGE. R 00,518. WITH BOARD,
1 418 Broad street, below Pine. References Er.-,
changed. - oc6.3t*
1608 ~ ;U.TIESTN UT k :-- STREET—HAND
eome apartments to rent with full or partial
board.,, ; ... ~, ~..v , ,! ) r -. , . .- . , . • octi-dr,
-
BOAEDING—H A N - Dso m E cOAI M uNr..
eating and single roome, withlirst.olass Boarding,
No. 606 South Ninth street
Boferenco required:
oaw far
IQOARD.--HANDSOME COMMUNit.i:
TING' liOomei. and other Taencies, with board, at
228 South Broad street. t. 00-80'
WO RANDSOMR, COMM UNICATING
ztoorne to Itent, with board, at 2001 WALNUT street,
in al,iriv,ata family. • 0030th s Mt*
WANTS.,
int MODERN - R.ESIDENCE WANTED,
centrally eittiatetl.west of Broad street ,value about.
016,000. Also, one south of Market street, from 520,000 :
to 11326,000; ,rAnply to E1..11. JONES, ' MI Walnut
street. ; • . • 005 at*
WANTED--FURNISHED HOUSE';'
, /Washout Nov: let until let to 15th April,viont of Broad
street, betWoon Arch and Sptoco. Tenant unoxCeplion,'
able. Fondly—Pour grown persona; no children. State
location and terms pot roonthipayublo monadY.
dress b0*4147, P. 0., Phils; r solfl•tr.
peokill'ATE OF: MARY WOLFE, DEC'D.
• —Letters freetamentary to the above Estate
n' granted the undersigned,' all persona indebted to',
;the Estate will make paymentilind those having clabne, - ,
, Met:runt toRT
:felt T i liOvarzu.l.lt e x t e o e r t. ; ... r3 i l4 l,
VAIIINIESTOCK'S
• dereigned aro neiv.reeelving'froni the Mills. ralinp-'I
stook'd celebrated Lancaster county Farina, with:3h they
offer to ttio trade. .1.00.8.111,1/3SIER 4geute for
raluicetook, 108 South Delaware avenue.
is,7lltfro
LEWIS 11. REDITER,
ttIA Wrxlnut area
(For the p4fladelphialplenibrßapa)in..]
44 , M4.nuifficklug•ri
BY RICHARD COIL
Awake I . Arouse I Itepublicansi
And gird ye for the fight;
Shake off the dew-drops front , your
That gather but to blight-- ,
Up I Up! for FreedoWa•pi
is only yet half woii ;
ancklet 1, The Arriendinent''l'le your cry,.
From dawn till set of a.) ,
God plants within the hiunan brca ... gs,
The principle of Right;'
How" ignorant soe'eryp, be,
Ye lieedAot:grope in:night-. a 1.1;
And this the first great truth that lies
In every breast, by, turns,
"A
man 's a man far a' iluit,"n.
Spake Scotland's poet, Dans:
Not by the color of his skin r i
Shall we adjudge; otir.-kind
But by the feelings of his heart,
The stature of his mind—
Be these aright before his God, „
• What cause for plaint have we ?
Be careful, lest, through prejudice s
yo mock at Deity I ,
Who falters now, ignobly flees
Ere yet the light is done;
Nor shall havb o,Use",tobless gleam!,
When victOty 'W`cm: ' '
Who nobly urges on the Right,
Through Freedom's battle-day,
E'en though he fall, beloved by all, ,
His name slufll livelor aye.' ,
Awake! Republicans! Awake!
AMigird ye for.the,fighti
Shake off the dew-drops from your swords,
That gather but to blight;— Up! Up! for Freedom*batle
Is only yet half won;"'
Up) 'Up! and work for Geary '
• From morn till set of sun.
(We reprint.the above in,consequenee of as
error that appeared as 'mated t.elltergly.]
The Career of Father Hyacinthe.
• •• :, areal th e Deed9u TeletraPhl .. '.,, . r.,r ii,:-
Although. itill,*fhiruativelyy young, - Pere*
llyacinthe stands among the Chief pulpit farces
of the Romish Church. Joining the order of
Barefooted Ciirmelites,he speedilyrwrur distlinc ,
lion by his scholarship and hlti eiilture,snci leis
. than by his; extraordinary Power of speech. At
an early age lie promised. to add, a ;bright -ditar,
t o
the galaxy of French Pulpit eloqtrence. tut.,'
from the tithe. - of 'his first ` titter/trees,
he was regarded with suspicions glances by
leading dignitaries of Rome. Be was seen to
he tainted with Liberalism. Ills ~ words hail
not • that tone of absolute submission to the ,
Holy See which is - .hew coveted by the most
_ powerful among the priests of. France. :Oh
France, almost as much as on Ireland, the
Illtrarnontane party has laid its grasp. Much
of the power which the Jesuits have more than
once lost In , that, country they have Wort back.
Such dioceses as that of Orleans are ruled with
a rod of iron, in .- accordance with the dictates
of the Ultramontane creed; and the prelates
who represent the old Liberalism of France in
spire in men like Bishop Dupanloup milch the
same hostility with which the extreme-High
lurch dimity lest if Fn t likent regard their ex,
trerne Broad Church riva.s. i . ', , .k. • i -,
The Ultnniundane partY,'..l6Wever; .have .'.
been forced to fight a hard battle with • their
Liberal foes. They have had to contend-10 h
a band of men to whom nature had given:7k
traordiihuy intellectual gifts,and whose piety
it was irupossible for the jealousy of orthodoxy'
itself to impugn. Such men as Lammenais, '
Laeordaird . and Montalembert fancied _that
they could ..tirille' over the chasm between the '
theological creed of the fifteenth century and
the political creed of. the nineteenth. In the
encounter Lammenais was so utterly - nver-1 - --
- thrown by the members of his own Church,
thakhorntliaose the ties which bound himiuot
only to Rome, but . - to revealed religion itself.
Lacordaire died while, the struggle was,
yet -at its - hottest ; ; and Montalembert'a
' record . has . yet to be written., „.To the
same ~ band 'of - enthusiasts,. although hd
occupies a less exalted place, belongs the .proil
sent Archbishop of PariS, Monseigneur Darboy4
An ardent Liberal as well as an ardent, Catha 4
lit, Monseigneur,l.)arboy has wore than once
been the object of ' Papal' suspicion, and has
been forced to, reaffirm his devotion to the
Holy See. But ' his Chief' offence was the,
admission of Pere HY.acinthe to the Cathedra
of Notre Dame. T&that histbrie-chnich th
intellect and the religious fervor of 1 5 ai Cathedra
of
'
f locked when attracted by such eloquence
.that of' the' barefooted Carmelite. And th .
eager crowd was not disappointed‘ 'Lettered
- and unlettered, academicians and ipleiers, felt
the fascination of the brilliant - preacher:
After the great church
,-bad been filled
in every part; a • Irian bf short stature;
and singularly .. ' bright, prepoSsessin,g face
would . ascend •' the` pulpit -!and address the
expectant multitude. Ills oratory was strik
ingly natural. It was very much like the best
speak - hied the forum transfi 'd to the sanet
f
tuary, and made holy by the melon of sacred
themes. It woi the reverse f ecclesiastical
About the C%urch the Father did not say
much ; about doctrines he said still less; a n d
about the clergy he said little that was not, a
rebuke. On the other hand, lie made the
aisles of Notre Dame resound with the most
uncompromising Liberalisth. In words of
burning eloquence he taught 'nien that they
owed duties to each i: othe:r as - citizens;
and that, as '.. fathers of .fauftlies they.
were Mdowered with ..rights which ,' evert
the Church could nat,take • away.. The „debit
of the clergy to "direct"-the conscience of the
wife, and to set aside the authoritsfrof the hite
band, was a Pretension Which Pere Ilyacinthe -
denounced with - that peculiarly: ;cutting, be; '
cause Personal , eloquence, '' which., reed '' cali
wield when Its,saillrig the 'members -of it
orp order.. He asSerted. oght;:of theV'.
band to be supreme
,in If ,Wn'householdiiand .
0
.the , duty, of the citizen to boy: he laws , eilthit
own'bountry: Unmoved by, the:. threats!' , l
ni
Roe,he raised up that old banner of Frenc
Liberalism,on which was inscriwas.deVotiorr to .
the family and to the nation. Without directly ,
assailing the priestly pretensionS',. of `the ''Ultra-,
montane part setforth dtictrines which made
those 'pretensions:inull ::and ybid..!.. Hence ,ilk
men of, France listened to the French preache
ivilli-. undisguised rapture: A ',,rellOeus . dreed
which did
.not . compel theta t&lbrealtoff all
visible ,'Connection. with ~itoind;' :and :yet' le 1
them mestere in their own liou.seholdsancicit
Zens of their &sifi:Cotintry; was the very
-- for which they ,pitted, Our the other hand, .the!
Ultramontane-party9f.- : Par* -4.. wereLfurimitt
against thd `discourses of the Carmelite. A.ll l
his eloquent denunciations qf.the , vices whit
are preying on thd life' of Mined! Were powe4- ~
less,„.,to -still the - - fierce cry Cif - liefesy. • : The;
preacher was assailed
~With that : cry; and, it
-- ' last, even the. courageotte:,.giChhishap:xitiParo
so far bent before the storra,.thathe put, an
14. y enil)
to the series of Carmelite" dltdolused, i 'and 1 -
vited the chief rival "of - pi* - 7acinthe t i
fill the pulpit of ,'Nette, .Dame: . Tit
new preacher, PereVelix, , Stroie hard to und
the. mischief, retreld by his, gifted predeeesso
' A Jesuit; and &mere& With'the graces of h .-
own most. accomplished order, he lent ell t i le .
'lichee' cif- his khetorl6 l .to 'Vilify ,Pkeefantis , 1
and to preach the duty of , uncompromisi
' eitthrilasion ; to the .33.01'y CliiirchgaisTrepr.einnte
If
by its chief bishop. But tlie.effort was in vai ..,
The echoes . of 'llyariuthe'S';,' eloquence still limp
'l. .
gered - on' men's„ ears. 'At last, however, the'
• • .
• SPIRITS Op;.Tl - .711P R.N .
. TINE, ,TAR AND
• words of caluiniiy won 'over t° . the side i'it Ids
foes the chief 'dignitary- of IrliCorder,'Whaliad 58 bbls . SpilltiTUXlMllthls, . i ~..
before encouraged the gre , sd , preaclr with . lav- . re bble. Tar. .• •' ' ' ,-. •', ' ~,, , - .
433 .bble; Boa malcere'ltoeln. - • -
ing Wcirils....) In ...e letter tt: Try &the the ' ,es bus. titra i rm-od Blilpplng o ßoeln., , -..,. . , : 4
Father-General of the Barefooted Carmelites . ' ''. iiiratri j ,_ er r ir= s 4 l Z t r i l e l l l eer , : ' '''. ' t - '''i i
' blamed'hlin for doing very things which Ile" , :2QO Mile'. No. 2 Rosin.
bad previously encouraged: him to perforrniand - timaatelevel steamship Promothons._._ • ." •' , .
EDW. R. ROWLEY ,
commanded him to use a language, or to pre- O r a n° l' -to South Delaware laVelfiTlO.
serve a silence; ge,
i.O nO: d 'be the loyal
exixession oPeenscience..
OPPOSITION IN THE CO CIL.
The cOrrespoMle4 of, .tbe.,-ABcricitz4r.
Zeitung writes '''fietif
rope is said to be„xery muioneoned by the
fiepeits frilidet4 b?t , l6.Rallif Nardi .and
Ideroderespecti t Jertlicoming CEcumeni
veeCinitia. "h • rth'lllis filthiness has enter
tained the belief that in all important political
submitted' . e Council,
the, prelates would "he - una' in' their
ppinicwwhereas,it Would no ;`"'`v m; from the
leftist reports, that such 'lna iffy, Is by no
means to be calculated on. - :Opposition,lif
the "German Bishops is m • ly dreaded
.in the Vatican, while the .-,Opinions - of
some,of pie.Englieltand ;, p relates give
vets little Sattifictitm. :".`":ted hero 'that
Dr.',lanning, Archbishop
.of Westininster, is
at, the Othpse,l4l4terpsigho demand the
sepatat/bn of this Chuteh Vont, the State, while
°tilers again go still further ' and wish, like
_Cavour, for a free Church in afree State.
Paton Pad ae Ilaslmmo. _
TJa4—liew TorkT Tribune, of October 24,
.. ; sitylloti ditOrially.: A -
" The Pacific Railroads commenced carrying
emigrants to California for $7O from New
1 - 3Nriglir,s42' te frirklOkualm, % inlet of Sep
` mber.; and- the'eipetime proved a
gratifying success. The number of emigrants
has averaged 100 per day; they are carried in
rood cars ( W.thetrreight Train, and
.. • n less than ten days. We
predict that next season will witness a large in
'crease, ofirruiluendultitill tepto
"By the way, we have seen the receipts o 1
the Union r acific (east end) for S'eptarst er up
-up 5599Picludin
eating $750,000 for the month. /*Abe rim-,
Wing expenses are but $300,000 per month, wet
submit that those who are so eager to force the,
c into bankrapteyiliaqi CdPcultipb
oti band, esieulatrit Islellin:eitUandCat
the rate of $2OO, per month."
~ , r
' l .
1111 " P li * ,
9 •
'74
Dealem . Inl3, fiend.% d Members or
Stock and Gol cha fe, n rpelve
ac
counts of Bank Banke li beral
terms. Issue BI Of Exclut on
C. J. Hambro it on, London.
B. Metzler, S. n deo., Franktord.
James W. Tucker & Parieor
And otVit a gorfnelln 1: elites ntUt.etters
of Cre e throug hout Euro •
S. W. comer Third and Chestnut Stree
ANION` IfACIFIC RAILItaAD!
a ;•,1'..7 : - _-: , . - ; f,!::. -
FIRSTfORTGAGE BONDS,
Sin Per Cent. Interestln Gold.
Seven Per Cent. Currency
Taken at par fa paymtint iur num arlDusapanr.,
For si/te s ta best intirket price
d. 4;1160
• :tc
Dealers in Government. Seouri-
sp.
A REM EL
HE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS 1
OF TUE •
Wilmington and keading Railroad,
AT:SEVEIii PEE CiENT. IN 'CURRENCY,
Payable April and October, free of State .
..• : t ;:aria} united States .Taxes. ,
This road run through a thickly populated and rioli
agricultural and rnanufactuiing'ilistrict.
For the present tre are offering a limited amount of the
*above bonds at- '—' ' ".
85 Cents and"intereet,
dOitnecHon ofthili road 'with tue Ponnsylvait anQ
lloading.liatlroads insures it a large and remunerative
trado. SPe reToeromend.tbe bonds as the chßapost first
class mvoitmentlii t io Market.' '
WM. PAINTER
reH' In Governments, f
NO: 86 $• THIRD STREET,
1.14
. . • -
jebtlS-
112 and' 114Tgr4r , PHILATY
• , ,DEALEIRS
,
IN ALLGOVEIINIIIIENT,SIEf URITIE z
, ,
,w e;,tkpi itkolvfii applications for Policies .f
lige Ingo:rate in' the, new National Life
IPtilra#o,q CodiPanY Of 'tile ,Unitecl q.tatea. IP
thfolbatio,l4 gl'Oen , -
. .
•
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err r Ti
•i P. t q g4et" . r • o , r •.•
E.:11)111t 1 FATEN:11G' MlSTlflTOlLattAtitTitti"" - EDNEEIDAY' CTOBVR , 1g69 .' •
F k 4101
,
40
- lkLBO,
LAND GRANTS,
Mil
ties, Gold, tko.,
,"NP
1t hird
E INVESTMENT
BEAUTNO INTEREST 111'
B.A.NKING HOUSE 1
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-.•-• • --,,, '',.- . • -•.--... - --1- i f . ' • • e' ..- .1 , - • . , . -.•- •. : 4 nos .., , I , / ~, •.. .., „
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W . ......a. f
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111.11erifOlYrkidlli.EALL zi It . ..INGs , O IL.:'P s.' .•„. • : M. 4 Erf .
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.41,11 P
--, . . • •.: .- - -
AND AMBOY i:•., andPIT
!LEF C
TON' RAILROAD . II •DS ''IA ' AND.
OMPANY'S- LIKES, from '
Philadelphia - to New York, and' ay, places, from Wal.7
tint street wharf ~:,
. ' . • , . .. Fau
At 6.90.A1 M. Via Camden and Amboy; Accoin.. 0225
At 8 A.. lif.,yis Camden and Jersey City Ex. Mall, , SOO
At 2,00:P.111., ,via Camden and Amboy Express, 'S 00
At 6P--M. for Amboy and intermediate stations; ...- '••
, lit 6.lound 8 A,M., and 2 P.; lit., fOrEreettold. '• ' ' "•.i
At 2.00' 'p'., , •IC for Long •• Drench - and Naito ,-.M.1
• 'la. a 4/":11. R. R... ... . . -
At 8 and le A.M., 12 31,2,8.30 and 4.80 P. !St o rer Trenton.'
At 6.3043 and 10 A.M.. 12, M.,2,5.80,4.80,6. 7 and Had P. M.*
I ' for 13srdentown,Ylortnice,Tharlington,Beverly and De-. '
...? tn t 6.Bo Blr an io d 1 ,
riri .4% .80 .T. e1.
mp .i i 7 df M cii . ,. , 74 3.30 v0 47 , ,,,, ,r ,, a el nd ,ftvoy l t l s Ao ! P 7f ., 4o lll otr .
! f ,
s o ok r f
Th• 'Of ' , ''‘'• '
Market street by upper ferry. ': "• • ' 1
' ' FroMffensington pewit; ••••.'-'±'':- , ',:'',..-'- ' ••• . . i
At 11 A. If,, via Kensington and Jersey lily, IffeW lark
Express Line. .... .. - .....__.... ' ..03.00
AtZ.M'and 11.00 *BM., 2.30, 520 and - 5 P. , M. for Trenton
and Bristol . And - at 10.15 A. M. and 6P. M. for Bristol.
At 7.30 and 114..31.,240 ands P. M . for Morrisv il le and l '
-Tull town. • ,
At 7.80 and 10.15 A. 31,2.30,8 and 6 P, M.. fort3chenclea
and Eddington.
At 720 and 10.15 A. M.,2.80, 4, sand 6 P. M. for Coin-
wells, Torresdaleilaolmenburg,Tacony,Wissinoming,
Bridesburg and Frankferd, and 8.30 P.M. for Holmes.
4 burg and intermediate Shalom.
From West Philadelphia Depot via Connecting4way
At 9.30 A. /64.., 1•20 j 4, 6.45e1 end 12 P. M. New Ye Ex -
Ati l i li Plt. Ti a nd e grTt 1 1 . 11 e:'" 1-- .' •. - 33
25
' At 9.80 A. X . 1•80, 4, 6.45,8 in nif IFf"."111'. for Trenton. 200
At 9.80 A.. X.. 44.45 and P. M. for Bristol.
At 12 P.M./ Night) for Morriciville,Tullytown,Schenek'a
Eddingtion, Comyelln, Torresdale, Holmesburg, Ta
cony,Wisainsming, Bridenburg and Frankford,
The 9.X0 A. M. and 8 - and 12 P. N. Lines run daily. All
others Sundays excepted...
For Lines leaving Kensington Depot, take the cars on
• Third or Fifth.streets, at Chestnut, at half an hour be
fore de artare. The Cars of Market Street Railway ran
di t Vl.eMPidlasielphia•Depot,Ciresrun Wall = .
t i
wit in no ante On Sundaystisseki rke 13 eeQo_
at ru to ' centatwith the 114,A.31.4pd ndizt.
' es -_,- •
DELYttiatui , DLLAWARE RAMAIHAD • ine
from IS ensingtor. Depot.
At 7.30 A. A1.•4 for Niagara Falls, Buffalo ,- Dunkirk,
Elmira, 'lthaca, Owego, Rochester, Bihampton,
Oswego, ilyratusa, Great Bend, Miantroee, Wil lig kesbarre,
Schooley's Mountain, &c. ~ • - • .
At 7.30 A. M. and 830 p. M. for Scranton, Strouds
burg, ',Water Gap, Belvidere Easton, Lambertville,
• Flemington, ke.' 'The ..43:1 P. 'lt. Line connects direct
with the train leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk • Allen
ti'Bahia/ens, AA( ;_ r r
n ,,,, ... Stall P SCOW Lambeivlllo and interme
di o Stationer „ ''..,.. 1 .1.1. A.;: , s - L
~ :7• •
so 14DRAVARD BURLINGTON CO., AND PESIEBEIR,-
TEIIIIIG3TISTOWNRAILROADSarom Mar
ket street Ferryalp,p_er idle.). ,
..-,,, r ici• • -
At 7 and 10A. Ml 4, 2.15,3.80, 5 & 6.3o'PMfor.Merchantst.
wlllejloorestoen, Hartford. Mamosiville,liainsport,
',...,ldOtint-'Holly, Smith/dile , Ellanaidlin, -, Y, iticentown,
' • Birtiiiisigham atd:Perabernin, ~ , ' 4 t-4..11,j.t r t ,f,1., 9 ,
At JO A. 11. for leyistoyn, WrightntOWD. tiOOKEtO . WI/ 4
New Egypt andHornerstoyn. - 1
At 7A- .31.. 1. atd9.3o I': M. for Leaistown ~../Wadfibta•
.. town, Cookstovn, New !Egypt, HonlerstOwn, Cream
Ridge. Indaysoyn, Sharon and Ilightatown - • •
'Fifty poundadß_aggage:onlylillowed each Pmsenger.
peasengere arairobibiled fromtakinwanYthingsaithag -
gage but their searing apparel. All baggage over flfty,
pounds to be pad for extra. The Company limit their
responsibility Dr baggage to• 'One Dollar-.per -wind, ;
and will not beitable for any amount beyond 3100, ex-
Cent by special contract.
• Ailiekets sold did Baggage checked direct 41tfoltOW to
Boston , Worcister, 'Springfield, Hartford, New liav - en i
'Providence. 'leyport, Albany. Troy, Saratoga, Utica
Rome, SYracue, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls an d'
Suspension Bridge. . ..,.. .„' • .
- An additiond Ticket Ofileauflactiied it Nd•Wpliesit- :
nut street, nitre tickets to New York, - andlill. initior- ;
rant points Nadi and East, may be procured. Personal
purehasing Tekets-at this 011ica,iesin . have their bag
• g" age chts:iked rote residences or-hotel" to'destinatior ,131
- Union Tmniiir Baggage Express.
Lines from it: w York for Philadelphia will leave from l
foot of &inlaid street at 1.00 and; 4.00 7'4314 - vla Jersey
City Ana Camden. At 6.30 P. 11: via 'Jersey 'City and
Kensington. At 7, and 10 A. 31.02.31, 5 and 9 P. 31., and
Nlg,St, viaJerseyCitY and West -
philadelphia,, r. ', -
• Frontrrisr.f7o:l; N. R fs , er, ats6:3o-A Ali Acconionada- i
ion aa 30.1843. d 2 P.M. Express, via Amboy and Camden.
WM.II. SIATZMER, Agent. I
Auer
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Mover before lave anyalineral Waters attained In
Short a times reputation so general as the Middletown
Mineral Spring Waters, solely, too, by the number of
almost marvellous cures they have effected. •
EXTIUCTS FlLOM.Mreircrit'62.43:
'TESTIMONIALS:
A. It. Orant, No. 269 Ewer et., Troy. N.Y., (IfildneY.
Disease), says: .
"It has renerated me tho Toughly killed my paina,and
gives me back a healthy appetite, digestion, and circula
tion."
F. F. 13arleek, fiaClinton place, N. F.,(Gelleral
Debility), env):
"ffilinktite tbistTowe ,thviyiresent tolbe
dni• tibol , eizttO tie° of the wa
TAP WATER Is FOR •13A.LE BY ALL ?LEST
CLAN DRUGGISTS. ,
Addrees:
Middletown Mineral Spring Company,
WEDDLETOWN ,VT
rti iq•
•." --7 9161 1 11bertlitreeti - - -
4 ." vielnilly.-"• , ,
to 2m§
NIEDI43,AIL.
.of
dyspeptic mid bllicourlintfullera:Who twit/ exhausted the
lie& of ofßc re medies,iu vain s „are,asking what they
Ault do next,
` and ther - 6 is any - reinedy for their
'TAIIIIANT-'S EFFERVESCENT
SELTZERPkyERIEEXpIiII_give. them immediate re
lief, sml eietitnally restore !them perfect health. It
is a stomachic, an alterative', a . purgative, and a gentle
diuretic, 'combined in one' , delidons"itna refreshing
draught
OLD . BY' Alli ;Mt GOIST
jyl3 tu
tb s St ' ' '
yer
3a.
-.,;-.„-...., ~...„.._..,
air 7 ilt- i, or,
for ,the, Renovation of-the Hair.
der** , or the Age.
4. Thin hair is thick
ened, falling haw checked, and bald
ness , often, though not' always, cured
by its , use. Nothing can restore the
hair, where dm, follicles are destroyed,
or the glands' attOphied' and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefuhmss IT this' application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
meat,it4l.keep itn clean and, vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or - falling off, and
Consequently > prevent • haldaess. Free
from those deleterious substances which
maket'some preparationsdangerous and
injurious to the lutik, the Vigor can
only benefit but tiot harm`it. If wanted
merely fora'• • -
HAIR , :DRESSING,
nothing elk' can be &and' tOdesirable.
Containing neither oil ,nor dye, it, does
not soil white cambrid, and yet lasts
longer on the hair, giving it a rich
glossy lustre and a gratefUl perfume.
Prepared by - Dr. .1; C. /tier & Co.,
Plikencia. AND ANALTt/CAL CAFXDITS,
LOWELL" I•llVkft •: a.
•
Sold by rdl Druggosto ,frerywooro. At wholesale by
J. IL littatlS ()%1 fltip . 4)oo.ift. th s cow ly
(APAtit .rtraiTALLIIT,A.4—, A.l SUPERIOR
Vi 'article for cleaniinithe TeetttobietreYing animalcule
which infest them, giving tone to the gums, and leaving
a feeling of fragraucthand perfect cleanliness in the
month. Jt may be rifted daily, and will be . found to
itrengthen weak and bleeding gums, while the aroma
and detPreivenese wiltrecomMend it Act (ivory one. Be.
ing compoeed.W.ith.thdassistande_of the Dentist, Physi
cians and Microscopist, it is confidently offered as a
reliable substitute for the uncertain washes formerly In
• rot penftiritiiite; acquainted' with ?the „constituents
dfithelßettt Ole. advocate itil pee; it nontsiinCnothbag
to prevent its unrehtrained'employment. • Made ;only by
JAMES T. SHINN, Apo thecam
Broad and Spruce streets.
rallyV iii i i
~,,..'
h i Cilirt t 4!l e .'Da ° v l ll3T ° : , ,
Geo. 0. - Bower, ,
Chas. Shivers, ~ x.. 4 ~
S. ill. McColirq :, , , :,... ,
S. C. Bunting
Chas. U. Eberle,
James N. ?darks
E, Bringhurat At'Oti.,
Byott'd - Co:,
111. Cl. Bleir's Sons
twioth .6 Bro.
fovoswypruggititli.gOn,
Fred. iarone,
auspard-A.C9„ . •
0."11:11 - eatiy,
z•
'E. J. Husban d, AmWoad timith_r.v-,..- 7. ,
Edward •Parristi," - " ' `.`‘.
Webb,
James 11:13IipM4'. 4..
Hughes & Combed
HEATERS ANDIMOVES.
T $:O 11.8 . 0 N'43 . klaOl'lD ON WITCH
..iro ever, or European Ranges; for. families, hotels
..... k or publia flidditutiot e
OS;in.tw nty different sizes.
Also, Philadelphia Banger, Hot Air Furnaces,
Portable Heater*, LOlC . lttown'Gratesrireboard Stoves ,
Bath Bollero, Stew-hole Plates ' Broilers. Cooking
fitoyee, vtc.; whplealdeo444 ratan 4* the mannfneturers,
. SHAH E & THOMSON,
113928 f to w... 1 1- , , ,<,...-. Ho. 209, North ficcond street.
`114.)14A5 B. D rx.0141; kmiis,
Lati+ Andrews A. Dixon, • •
011BSTNTIT Street, siiinja,,
"
isppbeitellnited States Mint.
anufaeturere of U. A., 4r , LORISHW „,;
PA
yogAMBILWic •,'
OFFxOE
And otber ,
stor Anthilkoitet B.ltninin99l l4 9 l dVnnd Fire; -
WARM-All 4 FURNAtIES_,
yOr Wanningrublio and Phvatu
a IBEGIsTERS,
AND VENTMATOB,By •
OSIIM_NEY k . "
in)6HING-RANCIES, BATIVITIEBS. '
WHOM:SALE and BIM ,
**eating which
iis: std onto ' 'agreeable,,
healthy, wed effectual
for, .preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original colorw
and the gloss and
freshness of' youth.
''IPIOE s t`l YLV.A_NIAL CENTRAL RA_ll
- BOAR-After 3 P. 31., SUNDAY, September sth
Me. /The:rains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leavethe lepot,at Thirty-first and klarket streets,which
is reeichedlirectly by the ears of tile Market Street Pas
sengir Solway; the - last ear c'ohneeting with each train
-Errr/og-Frnitiroillhirty--mintites-before I.
its Sepalirre. ' Thote of 'the • Chestnut • Mid Walnut I
Streets Raiway ran within onq square of the Depot., ,
SilepingCar Tickets can be had eon eapplication.st.thei
Tict Who, Northwest corner of Ninth and Chestnut"!
streets; ant at tke Depot.
ants co': the Union Transfer •CompanY veincalVfoil
anfdellyeißaggage at the Depot.• Orders lett at No, pcil I,
Chistnnt sweet, We. lie., Market street. wilt recAiive at I,
4 111 • - TRAINS LHAVEDILPOT,T.I.Z.: I
. it Train..-.......:.-.- ... . -- . - . „..,..i., - at 80 A.M.
, • oil Acton.. '...:.--.e it 10.30 A.11.4.10', and 7.10 P. R.
attLine.„... ....:-...,--.......:...4.4....,•• . . ... fit 11.00 A 41..
Eris xprize.---,...-.,- at JI.AO A. .11(..1
burgAcc0m......4.....:-. L.„..........„..,....at 230 P. M. 4
caster easter Acc0m..........„.--,..-:-..;.......: • ' at 44.05 P,,, M.
Pslums: Train. ....4.,:. 4 ...„... • .„.....„:....,..145.30 P. 11.
Clic nati Express..„.....i. » .... - -.....,..,w,.iat 8.00 P:11.
Ria Hail and Pittaburgh . Express. ....... .. -at 0.30 P.M.: •
Aconanodation -: at 1130 P. 11.!
Piladelphia Express... » ... „.... .. . , . .. . „.. . At 12.1:13 . night.i
Cue Mail leaves daily , .exce - it ilunday„
sturday night to,Williamerport onlY. ,4 ADl•suluif , •,7 - , 7 4 4
pesenge're will leave Philadelphia at 8 o clock:
?Illadelphia .Express 'leaves •dallyi_ ; Cincinnati Ex-1
pest, daily except Sttuiday. All, other, trains daily,!
eEept Surtaay. . , ' .. ' • ' ' -4
' '
the Western Acceininoaation"Trabi runs daily; &zooid
, Enday. Eor this train tickets must be procured and;
Lggago delivered bgg 5.00 P. 11.. at 116 Market street„ ;
TRAINS E - AT DEPOT, VIZ."" 4
Cncinnati _Express' _.....-at 2.45 A. , .. M.I
.hileidelphia I/sprees...l-- -.....at 620 A. M.'
Ile Maii..... ' .-. ' * - .. ... ...... .......at 6.25 - A.111.!
Roll Actommodation at 820 A. H. and 411* k 635 P. lei •
lirksburg Train.... ' at 9.10A.1if.
het' Line' - - at 9:3E8.11
Pcltastsr. Train .... ..i.,. ..... --... . .. ... . . ---...........at 1230 P. M.
Pis Express.::..._. . ..- ....-:.:...i....„. ..... -....--...atii.10,P. Me
AyExpress.::..-i.U.„...„-• ' - 0 ....„at 1.30 P. M.
Milk Express • ' ' -at 8.25 P. M.
BrrisburgAeobnainodatiou. -' - .at 9.40 P.M.I
For further inf9rmation; Etyply to
JOHN F. VANLEEH, Tit:, Ticket Agent, 901 Chestnut
ereet.
FRANCIS 013NR; Ticket etit, 116 Market street. ,
SAMITELII.sWALLACE,•T cket , Agent at the-Depot;
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, will not assume
• ay risk for Baggage, except for wearing apparel, and
init their responsibility , to One Hundred Dollars in
• vill) All . Baggage exceeding that amount in value will
'tact.b at the riak 9f the owner, unless taken by special con.;
7
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS, I
• • . . General Superintendent. Altoona, Pa. •
•
DH IL:A.DEL PHIA, 'GERMANTOWN
1 AND.NORRISTOWN RAILROAD TIME TAt
ILL On and after Monday, May '3d, 1669, and null:
firther notice:
• FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia-0,7. 8, 9,05, 10, 11,12 A. M., 1,
; 315,37 i, 4,4.35, 5.t15, ,6, 636, 7,8, 9, 10, 11, 12 P. 31.
Leave Germantown- 4 -6, 7, 736, 8, 820, 9,10, 11,12 A. M.;
2, 3, 4, 5, 536, 6, 636, 7,8, 9,10, 11, P:3l.
The 6.20 down-train, and the. 334 and 534 , up trains, wil
rot stop on ,the . Gemnntown Branch.
• • ON , SUNDA.YS.
Leave Philadelphia-915 A. 31.,‘2, ;4.05 minutes, 7 and
14% P.
Leave Garm CHE an STNUT. town-B.I S HI A LL RAILROAD 1,3, and :
9 3 4 P. M. ;
Leave Philadelphia-6,
- 8,10, 12 A. M.; 2, 3%., 7 1 9
and 11 P. M.
•. „
Leave Chestnut Mill=4.lo minutes,B,9.4o; and 11.40 A.
M.; 1.40,3.40, 6,40 k 6.40.8.40 and 10.40 P. M.
• ' _. ON SUNDAYS. • •
Leave Philadelphia-9.16 minutes A. M.' 2 and P. M.
Leave Chestnut Dil l -740 minutes A. M.'; 12.40,6.40 and
!.25 minutes P. . • ,
FOR CONSHOUOCHEN'AND NORRISTOWN. ,
Leave Phillidelpai-6. 736, 9, 11.05, A. M.; 136, 3, 436,
6.15, 8.05,10.05 , and 1139' P ,•
Leave Norristown-5.40,6% 7, 731, 9, 11 A• 3 1 .; 134, 3,
0_35, 8 and 936 P. M.
Or Then." A.M. Trains from Norristown will not stop
t Move's, Pothe.Landimy, Domino or Schur's Lane.
T lie ,6 . 31. Trainfrom Philadelphia will stop on'
S c hoollatne", , Mana_yunleaudOonshohockeni .
ON SUNDAYS. .
Leave Philtidelphia-9 A. M. 236 4 and 7.15 P.
Leave Norrlatawn.-4•A:M,; 63iitad,
FOR MANAYU E.:
leave Philadelphia:4-6,736.3,11.05 A. 11.; 136 i 3, 436, 34
5368.15, 8.0¢,10.05 and 1136 P. 31. A . leave 31anayunk---6.13,7,736, 8.10,936,113'5 A. /11.;2,336i
b.3o.and 10. V. '
ar Thu 5 Pt. 31 4,TrairilliniPliamislphiti Will stop onip
at Mhool Lane and Mantlynnie.
• ON (SUNDAYS.
Lave Philatielphia.-.9 A. M.; 2% 1 4 and 735 P. M.
Lave manayunk.;-134 2141Vii`, 6 and 959 P.M; -
W. Id. wAsoN, General Superintendent,
• - - Depot,Ninth and. Green streets.
. .
1531rLA:DELPHIA., AND .ERIE RAIL=
,TOAD T -WlliTg_R TIME TABLE.
1,1
On and after' ).I , 4DAY Sept. 6, 1869, the Trains on
the Ibibuielp
hia anii,Erie railroad will' run as follows
iroinrennsylvauia Railroad Depot, West Philadelphia
WESTWARD.
loaves
Philadelphio
...... . ...... P.
M.
arrival; at Erie t t ' 8. 15 P. .1 5,
Erie I.l2..prese leaves Philadelphia - 11.50 A. ii.
" Williamsport: 9.00 P. M.
o arrives at Erie lO.OO A.M. ,
E R rniza,Mail , leaves pilladelphia..,
Williamsport.
FTives at Loap s i.vgit iD. 7.801'. M e
Mail Train lbs.,Vel — 8:15 A. 51,
" " • " _ Williamsport 9.15 P.M.
"`arrives at Philtuielphia. 6.10 A. M.
Erie Express leaves Erie .
.1,1 P; M.
a.liliam°rt. IA..
. .. 6 2P 1
M l .
ERiralgaillesyes 8.4 11:
Williem e arrires `at Philadelprifi -
" 7.15 P, M.
Bello Express "Wil r linasport., 111 )
artivestitarliflaYetrifti: DM A. M.
ixpross'i4ast'coiniectii at Cord. Mail omit at Corry and
Xrvineteh. 'Express *eat Irvineton with trains on
oil Creek and #lleglieny , n i v i r Santos , !.
. . , aneralSuperinteident.,
v ES
&T:T Z D,W I
A RAaLLROAD,.
EOMmE LAN NG VETEERY,RREIsM,IT.
Leave Philadelphia, Foot ofAarltet
street .(I.lppor
,Ferry
835 A. Mall; for Brldieton, Salem, ,
3.ii f' ll . d A t !.t V." Irpflig; Vineland
and waystat one below Glassboro. ,
' I'. M. Tassenßor, , for .Beldgoton, &den?, and
, an
{ lit a ttzelltto •,,attre. ,
bury and Glasbor6 acconunodatlon. ?-
Frolititt train far ail stations loaves Camden daily, at "
12 ,e 1 :11griav P et i lltIFIrlladelphla at'second enfereC,
% 11 4 ' 1 411VA: 1 /7,y, gra t er.
,t 224 tf.4leltw agt tt4entn.
'Comeutuation‘lcitntsi,a4enaced rates; PotvYlo rAtla.
delphla and all s atlons: ' ' t
WILLLUI SZWEItz, Ituporluten en ,
x Att Di Laii GPIRAXGROIki):; i:-.4., GMT '
tia ra:PlP 4!: Ibiladolol4 tiv.thmoloiptst
li ,
/2d tgit W% t tkFeV V/ i P Mirwr
yo , d, th Mort' eat : a
• the Canadital3lfmenti Arrangenieht of Plutisinitrer Ttlifild•''
Jul, /2j,;lB9clietving•the Con:bane.% iDenoti Thirteenth,
Ing,, : ntißrhi9,..irst.4 , X10. 10 ,1/.PNPt l'it - tb-0•114119534
' Si iusa.m.loCollllo4.MON:i--A.01304.) /VW
Ealing a4d. OA Into ediatatitations, anCilillekkeirge:,
gritAtto t attor
i
„Xft,NINQ EX p th381t..8.15 A -. .ir JET forßeadini,
I TT a bF i cii ii ,. Wr i t s i n p ta ottl a iVr o ya l f 5 ; 7M
IShaktibers i ttiri If ilk ele b toir r an nr.' , . * c id-, 9 ..F. ,:i.;
171
e t ' fcf lal it Altrl SP ° WIP
t„''t
PennslP o no or wri t _ c., ti h .
8,15_,A.411 til inlet isitkth 1 barliniNtillritin
forHarriabtrr_g; &Olt at PertOlinteax with' Cat& ;WAR
lit.tralqs fprWlliantesrl,N; Ifaenlniirtioke,;
Barriebtworithlifo mai Was thisnlierlankilfill
ley. and nylkill 'a 8 ti hiiti , triiirdi forNerth ,
nnlberlan OVilliatasporSJl oritii o hilmberlhatifii? '"
&1. / 1 illiblik* 4kPRESI3I4III4/Sil`Phiiiiielihla ' it
i ,
8. 3 0 ~11. for Residing, Pottavilleiliartieburgi&O.,non.
nett ntw,/thilfaillhg and,q , olloidsts'ftailroajd • traltui for
Colam to &a.' . ' . ~' , , , ~ ,• , .T•
• +POT STOW_N , ACCOMMODATION,4*Ltitrinir Potts,.
town at 6.215A14/s.,stbPping aa intyallate stations;
arrites in Philadelphia at 8. 11., turning leaves
Ph P. litilel ( phiei,' itt'4.3o P: Id.' eq in IthlteWil at' GAO
RHAPrtici ,A D, i3O,TTsyLeTd.',.*ccomitop'4. l .
Tiox. r ../ioaves Fothiviile at 5.40 A. Id: kand - Meading, •
K•Ar. /12'IttdDpitigat all way Stationeiartipain-Philst
tilibtaelo.lsAJAlLl. • t 1, ,• ~, ;, 1 , ?,I t A. ~ 1 . t::. rt r .
Chiming, leave&Philadelphia ist• '5.18P, M,; arrives
in Remling, at 8.10" . M., and afpottavillet9.4o P;ld.
• Trallis for ' Phil elph iti' leave '-liartieb g '_at 14.10 A.
If;, attil•Pottavi Ile at 0.00 'Ar, M.,,arriving hiPniladelphia
at 1.00 P. M. Afternoon trains leave Harrisburg at 2.00
P. Id., and Pottavillast 2.45 P. II.; arriving at - Phila
delphia at 6.46 PIPLISVA E ';' .-',. '.",.' qd Cl.. '','
, iJarriaburg Accsimmoation leaege,Reaaing 4715 A l ,
M:, and Haniebrtig 110,4. OP. M.' 'Cdratreting" . .lit Ile)*
ins:With Afternobei Acedinmodatiofr Seta at 530 P 1 h(
arriving in Philadelphia at 9.15 P. M. •,, , •„, •• ; , ,
, Market train, with a Passenger . car, attaellettile ' aves
Philadelphia' at 12.46 nobn for Pdttantille , and• all' 'Way
- ‘ . . ; eve • 0 Weikel at 6.40. A. , ,51., 0011111313 ti t• .
load. g with aceotamodation traltifor,Philadelphiaand
aU Way,Btatiosi,•, • ~ . .-• ' : • ,
k AU the alkive train/run daily,' Stiridats exceptea. t; ' • •
- Sandal traria leaf& Pottatille Mils A. , AIL ~ :,1 and Philia
delplilaut 8.15 P. If s ; leave Phtle.delphia for, Reading ,at '
8.00 A. M., returning front Reading at 4.25 P. M., s , i ,
CHESTER, VALLEY RAILROAD,-Paesengerti .l fOr
Downingtown and•intermediate pinto take , the !7.30 A.
VI et %VAL ' ; crln t i l it li a l !l r e f fle n feM P.Plelfill i n .
,• , •••., ~ ~ v ,- ; , , .fi.t. + .:
' t PB4lolll..tliilAll4l.o ' Ato.Pasit era fori3ii petit
take 7.a0.A.144.30 and 5.15.E.M.tral ;Tor Philatiethia,
returning front Skippeok at 6.15 andll,ls A.M.UPO P.M.
&age Itnes for.vrarionsuolnteinPerkicitnen Malley Cad
riect withtrahle atiCollegeville and illtippack. • .
NEW YORICZ,IMI' NE Nevi
'FOR `PITTSBURGH 41rD
TEE WEBT.- 1 eavesevi York at 9.00 A. M. 5.00 and
8.00 P. M , passing Reading at LIMA .1 W I .. 3.501 6616 t 10.19
P. M., and connects at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania
and Northern Central Railroad EXpreee Trainsfor :Pitta
'.burgh, Chicu_ofWilliameport, Elmira, :Baltimore, aka.
Returning, Exprese Tram leaves ilarrisbrug =arrival
of Pennsylvania Express from Pittsburgh; at 235 and 5 . 20
• A, 78 . and 10.65 P. M., passing Reading at 4.80 And 7.05 A.
;111. and HAD PM.; arricingut New York 11.00 A.M. , and
' 1240 , and .5.00 P. - M., . Bleeping Care accompany. these •
'trains through between Jersey 'City and Pittablirgh,
without change. ..
. Mail train for New York leaves Harrisburg at B.lo_ A.
M. and 2.06 P. M. . Mail train for Harrishargleaves No
York at 12 Noon.- • ._,,,, ,-_,„. ; i , , • i , . •
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY UALL,B.OAII=-=Trains leave
Pottakille at 6.30 and 11.30 A.PI. and 6.40 P.M . ..returning
from Ttinumna at 8.36 A. 11.4.15 and 4115'P. .M.:. • - , ,
SCHUYLKILL AND 15118QUELIANNA , RAILitOAD
-Trains leave Auburn at 8,55, A..M. and 3.'M 4 ) ..' If . for
Pinegrove and Harrisburg, and at 12.10 nObri:'l6t 'Pine
grove and .Tftmont; returning fromilarrieburg • at 7.45
A . M.. and 3.40 - p,, 4., and from_Tretriont at 6.45 A.M. and
' TICKETS' -Through first class tickets and emigrant
tickets the priacipal•points hitheNorth ow i i, Weet
• ' Exciaraion-Tickets from Philadelphia to' Reading and
Intermediate* Stations, goodler day:., onlnare sold I(y Morning Acconnnodation,Market Train, Reading and
PottstowniAscommodation 'Trains at reduced rates, , •
Excursion Tickets to Philadelphia, good for day only,
are cold at Reading and Intermediate_Statione by 'Read
ing and Pottstown 'Accommodation Trains ;at "reduced
1. ates.
The following tickets are:obtainable only at the office
of S: Bradford, Treastirer,No. 227 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, or of G. A. Nicol's, General 'Superinten
dent, Reading. '• • • .` ~ . , - • ,
• • Commutation Tickets at 25. per cent. discount. DetWeen
any_ Points _desired, for families. and Anus. ~„ •
ileage T ickets, good for2,ooomilesilmtween - all - prifrita
- at e 62 50 each for families ana firms. • ~
L . Season Tickets, for three, six; nine or, twelve months,
for holders only to all pointsat reduced rates.
Clergymen residing on the line of the road will be fur- •
Mahe& with cards, entitling themselvbe and , wives to
tickets at half fare
Excuraion Tickets from, Philadelphiahp to principal eta
tiono, geed for Saturday, Sunday and 'Monday, at rd..
duce& fate, twin' had , only at the Ticket Oilice, at Thir
teenth and CalloWhill streets. • _ , • •
FREIGHT.Goods of all descriptions forwarded to
all theabere points from the Company's New Freight
De_pot, Broad and Willow streets. • , - .
• Freight... Trains leave:Philsulelphia daily, at 4.36 A.M.,
12.46 noon 05.(al and 7.15 •P. ja.. for :Reading, Lebanon,
Harrisburg, Pottsville, Port Clinton, and all points be
yond. i , . , •
Mails cuise at the Philadeiphia Po n et-Office, for all place' s
en the road and Re branches 45 A. It., and for the prin
cipal Stations onlyat 235 P. it.
... .
BAGGA:GE. ' • . •
• Dungan's Eipress will collect Baggage for all 'trains
leaving Philadelphia Depot. Orders can be left at No.
226 o Suth
whill et Fourth
is street, or at the )spot , Thirteenth an.
Calloree
ORTH PENNSYLVAITIA'RAPLIC.O.A.D.
.11 -THE MIDDLE. ROUTE.-Shortest and moat dl4
rect lino to Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown; Mauch'
Chunk,llagletort,' White Haven WiWesbarre, Mahanoy;
City, Alt. Carmel, Pittston,;amklbgnnock, ~Scrunton,l
Carbondale and allthe points in the Lehigh 'and Vi r go-i
ming deal regions • ; • • .•,
Passenger Depot in Philadelphia, N. W. corner Berk* ,
and American street ,s • •
SU3I3IER ARRANGMENT, 15 DAILY TRAINS.
-On - and after TUESDAY; June Ist, '1869, Passenger,
Trains leave the Depot, corner of Barks and Americas
streets, daily (Sundays excepted.), as follows: t
6.45 A. M. Accommodation for, Fort Washington.
At 7.46 A. M. -Morning Express for Washington.
and;
Principal. Stations, on, North , Pennsylvania Railroad;
co n necting at Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley Railroad
for Allentown,. Catasauqua, Slatittgton Blanch Chunk(
Weatherly,Jeaneerille; liazieton,Whit4 Haven, Wilkes -7
barre,Kingstoualttston, Tuukhannock, and ll points[in Lehigh and . W yoming Valleys*, also, In connection(
with Lenigh and Mahanoy Railroad for MahanoyCity4 .
and with Catawissa Railroad for Rupert, Danville,
ton and Williamsport. Arrive at Mauch Chunk at 12 31.1
at Wilkesbarre at 2.50 P.M.ait3laitanoy City at 1.50 P.M;
At 8.45 A. 31.-A ccommodation for Doyh'stowu, stop
ping at all intermediate Stations. Passengers for Will
low ,G rove, HAtboro , and Hartsville, by this train, take
Stage at Old. York Road.
9.45 A. 31. (Express) for Bethlehem, Allentown{
Mauch Chunk. White Haven, Wilkesharra, Pittston,
Scranton and Carbondale via Lehigh and Susquehanna
Railroad, and Allentown' 'and • Easton, and
points on New Jersey Central Railroad and Morris a4( k i
Essex Railroad to New York via Lehigh Valleyßailro 1.
At 10.45 A. M.-Accommodation for Fort Washingto
stopping at intermediate Stations. •
1.15.3.15,5.20 and P.IIE-Accommodation to Abington:
At 1.45 P. 31 .-Lehigh .Valley Express for. Bethlehem,
Easton, Allentown, Stench • Chunk, Hazleton, White
11 aven ,Wilkesbarre, Pittston, Scranton, and Wyoming
Coal Regions.
At 2.45 P. M.-Accommodation for Doyleatown, atop=
plug at all' intermediate stations..
At 4.15 P. M.-Accommodation for Doylestovrn, stop ,
ping at all intermediate atations.
At 5.00 P. M. -Through for. Bethlehem, connecting at
Bethlehem with Lehigh :Valley Evening Train for
Easton, Allentown, MAnch Chunk. •
At 6.20 P. 111.=-Accornmodation for Lansdale, stopping
at all intermediate sultions.
At 11.30 P. M.-Accommodation for Fort Washington.
• TRAINS ARRIVE IN MILLLADELPHIA.
From Bethlehem at 9A. M. 2.10, 4.45 and 8.25 P. M.
2.10 p. 4.45 P. and 8.25 P. 31. Trains make direct
connection with Lehigh Valley or Lehigly•d Susque
hanna trains from Easton, Serantou, Wilkeaba an rre, Ma
hanoy City and Hazleton,
From Doylestown at 8.25 A.A1.,4.55_P.31.itud 7.05 P. M
Front Lansdale at 7.30 A.. 31. •. t , • ; •
E‘' From Fort Washington at p. 29 and 10.35 A . M. and 3.10
1 3' . M.. •
011 SUNDAYS. '
Philtidelphia Tor Bethlehem' at 9.30 A•.. 111. • •
•Philadelphia for DoylestOwn at %Oil P. 5 1- • •
Philadelphia for Abington at 7 P • M.
..Doi•leetovat for Philadelphia at 6.30 A. M. ' 5
• IVA idelient for l'hiladelphia at 4.00 P.M. • • :
• • ,Abington for .Philmlelphia at 8 P. M. • , •
Filth and Sixth Streets Passenger cars Ondey passen
gers to and from the new Depot.
• White care of Secend and •Third Streets Lind and
Union Line run within a short distance of the Depot. •
Tickets, must be procured lathe Ticket Office, in prior
to secure the lowest, rates , o 3113,
fll n.biaS CLARK; Agent.
• •Tickets'eold and Baggage checkedthrough Iprinci
pal points, at Mann's liortit Penn; Baggaget %c, aress
office No. 115 South Fifth street. .
TXTEST CHESTER AND P SILAD EL
PRIA RAILROAD.—W inter Arrangement.; rOn
andafter MONDAY, uct 4, 11369 Trairui will leave as
folio* •
• Leave Philadelphia, from New Depot Thirty:first:and
Chestnut streets, 7.45 A. 2.30
4,40 I'. 11„, 0.16 P. M.,.11....11
Leav, Weut Chester, from ,Depot,' cin , Bast 'Market
'street, 6.25 A; A. M.; 7,.4b .11.,10 l 6 A• M.;1.65
P. M., 4.50
Train leaving Vest Chester at 8.00 A:M. will: l eav i ng
J Gletiniddle and Alediat
'Philadelphia at 0 M. I ; will stop' at Media, Glen
Riddle, Lentil and .11: C.
Jelnctien, Passengers to or
from stations between West Obster and B. O. Junction
going „Bast; will take train leaYing_Weet Chester at 7.45
A. jil ~ and cur will be attached to xpress Train at B.
O. Junction; and going West Paseengera , for Stations
abet° D. C. J unction will .talte train lenving Philadel
phia at 4,40 P. If and will change cars at D. O. J,nno-
Oen .
The Depot in Philadelphia Li reached
,directly by the
Chestnut and Walnut street ears. _Those of the Market
street. Due run, within one ouuarO.'' The care of both lines
cu'unect with eacli train upon its arrival.
• ON SIJNIOATIE..--Leave Philadelphia for Weel,Ohcater
at SAO A. 31. and 2.00
Leave West Chester for 7.615 A'. 11: find
Irir passengers are allowed to talie Wearing Apparel
only, es Drisrgage,
and Company not in apy,smoo
be resPonsluic tar an amount exceeding one hundred dol.
taro, uniesO a special contract bo mode forthasanse.
WILLIAM O. WHEELER.
. , , Deneral fingerintetnynt._
C AMDEN ./ A R
ND ATLANTIC:. AIL.
ROAD and after 'MONDAY, October Ploo.
irains will leave vine street ferry its follows:
Mail •- , • • • ' 8;00 'A. H.
Freight (with passenger , car). ,• , • , ..... 0.14,A. IL
Atlantic Accontracdati ona ' v,4-
&SO' P. lit
4.4 5 P,A 1 -
Junctinn,Ar,crcunocation *top and
too outlets
mt : ... . ..„ . ;.., ' • ' .
' LEAYE ATLANTIC. ,
• ' s;4si•.lr.
. .. 11.311 41.11.
4tiantis, ACcesantodation tti." 6,06'A.
hi.
4tinetiontAtommodation from alio; 610
, • ).
~tor ,pl.; ` 404. K. n. ,0•.•
lladagpeyd ACCOUT O O4/41' 00611 near
vine [ e • tans A . sina 2.40 P. If.
... .. . ......... I.eo 1... M. and 3.15 P. 111.
DAVID U. MUIiDY. Agent.
„re
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AlfirlWrlllltt.AgeWt ',, -:ix• . ,'.-4,
ir c .. 0 "Brper a liFf 'lhiliAft ' - k*dffOi . ' 1, 6 ,,7y,,,., ::
i 14 , 2 1 , 4 0 ..- •-- ~,,,l iiii azi , tiaw ta'lllllVi'-.:i-1,,i.4'
147' N;li n : " . . ii,„ •g''.'t"j
1 ' :
ckinsp a IT.o lo -,', • lA.
theft li. I Stindays tro , L 4 fais ki? .o,,f,
irri. Itii-A , 11 , .
- rr, - ,, ;T,•,a7 e
*4p l iiiil Ipg, - i r ; . , , i
WS g",' L,, -., '• + 1 ,5 •:;;1 1 .A
t i ll,
04(1 11 0/ ' ' )..., .• * , .,::::? A.
ALM t, i";,PZ,:`,, , , Jii : 4,4t
1 V47, 1 tgst; : nEl4*
/
twit:ol.lo4 r
d'iV 3 .s l ,ll l ,..fßfi ,%•,. 70:,., , ; ,40:
4 44Npital,Wialf.: i ' :-
": ;f. 'f''4 ,1, $
%:, :41'14:: :$4;h 11.1 1 3. 0 1
:67CiTfitrindp4ilig . - _,/ ~„ ; ,rli .. ,lii , wZ ii:A N ii.iii . ,.. - ' 2 : ....„,, ,. .. , .,
is
a-.4l.44roolvtoco.,.quarrber7+ 4 .,iisi
liptiza4t e lvaltio,,,,,
t i P: AR if 1140" A .'
: Akitir VII' iitit-stektflba3.*:ri. , L
piar - , .Plifiab !it, whti:74(l o l!...llC;Filin ,i.e. , ,4,1];,:
n , tints,' , ySICitIOZ4FP O pf I P/ I ,' , ~... ..j,'''o
undive. excepted: -• ' - ' ' ' ...1',.,p t g iiii , , e,:-1
.L.Ifrout•Mii:MT.IMORS. to PllllaDErg'n_Lar-r 17, ~,,,,..:44
!Baltinlig_re 7.2Et:: , A.'5.1., Wdi Mail: '9.35 A.11 , 114.6 . fritk, ~ , ;( ; k, , ...
2.35.1iP9.'...343t press: , 7.25 P: Id :a.istesti. _.iL..." „ ":., :, v..3 0 .!,, , ',
'. 'WO 1 4 ) 3 / TRAIN - 'FROM ' BALTlM"Ofin.—Ziaatsir." , :'.;c : i-' , ..
SA.I. Nt at rasT: Id.- Storminktit ItiagyfOtta,PW,- :‘,-;" k'.,.! , ' ,
rfintinAr, Aberdeen', Haire-de-Grace,Tetryvtileiwr -,,,,,
ow.; w o rth,Faid,-Bikton, Newark,' Stantbni o, . 1...:t",", , ,
.Wilininittbis' Oprotit, Linwcied and Onsater, ,, ' .h. , ,,,
~ ~.,‘.
PLITIA DO A. - AIIIP DALTIDIONN' :0111 4 *-, '"0:;:'i:
1td..11419.1i, T & NS--dittinitz &At, all Stations° Ohss-.. , ... l' ;:',,:....
ot. OrgettandLP hiladeltihiatind, ' Baltimore emir i g.,4 „ A.,......,
Leave's,' PHILADELPHIA-Tor PORT - DEP9SITS , i.' A, ' '..?,
dal , excoteid) at L.OO A. Id. and d. 36 d"..3.1... ... -• ‘. - -; .: '-,7.. g , - ~,, ', -- ,y
Thi3 7= A ; lt. Train. will Stop at all knationti- petwir ..t‘ , ; ~•
Thiptlitlhiitand'Llirookini " . "', • "'- '""'' ' ": .5.:' , ..": , " , :•t: .
„ r-rs lit.---Traiwwith--Pa isenget-11ar-- attained wits
lsity_s'P adelphia'daily;(Bnridays , exepatedl . atl.?ir
. 1!
21 1 .•trakilln&to Oxford. '-". ' '' • A. ,
x.,iniv,e•r9s.r.DErosrr foe - PITTLATIELPHI (1nfi...;,.. ;
'days ,expeltsd) at 6.40 A.. M. i 9.2.5 A. At:vend 2.30 Pm,, , 'i . ,
wraluit leityirig WILMIN GTON at 6.30A.,11.. and *Z', ' •
1 , 101, , wm connect at Tartioliin - Junction , with - tits Toilif
. .k.,...'11101.41:1120 g;:"kt .. trains' for BatirnOre.Oentrat N. Bit
Ttltough tickets Crall point West', SontlicAnd Salt& -', -
.weet, xpay.be procured at the . ticket- Office.; Rtd Mee...tint : .4
streejinderVontitientel Ilotel,Wkereuissi StateSooma ..:4 .
jaii , d. i s
in steeping Cart. dew he'seeured thiting the
r4ty.';T r4onclitirchasing tickets tit this office can he,*e
begitigO olietked at their residents lil bg the • UlllOl Trans,.. • ,
'ter. oomnanY. . ",.. ~ ~ :. ' ' . ;:.S. difiiiNNEDX,. Sup t ; . : ' .,
g
AST , FREIGHT LINE VIA VIA NORTH :
PENNSYLVANIA 'RAILROAD, to . Wilketbarre,
1 hatter City', Mount Carmel,Destralitt,inad all points
h 'Lehigh Valley Uailroad and its branches; ,,
1 :By new arrangem'entsaierfected . this day th i s roa d ill
I enabled'to give inereased despatch -', to merchandise con , . '
signed to the above-named points. • , ~ ~. ~t
'. ~ Goods delivered at thhe Through IrreightEepot,
,
S. E'. eor:Bront and Noble street*,
Before 15, , P .Pif., will-'reach Wilkesbarre Idounttlarmet
.Na , ,Of 01tY, and 'the 'other Statione in Mshanoy ann
„,,
WI . ~, g Valley" tieforeA. M 4the Anoceecting day , f
before„ A. ELLIS GLARE , Arent '
LEGAL - NGTICES.
Isl! • • e PLA!
fob (he City and bounty. of Plitladelphia:- •
ANNA 'C. - BEEK ETV Va. CHEISTOVITER . BEMER„
March Term, 1309. -N0..43: Divoiee: ,
To' HIIISTOPIIEIt IINGKE11; Eetrpendent:=-The
`Peposlticms witneceea in the above case on the:part bf
,theLlbellant, will be, taken before, JUFN II: SLOAN,
ESQ., Examiner, at bia Offlect, SixthNo:2lSont street,
'in tbe. CRY Philndelidda,•9lY 'II.OI.IDA,Y; Oct: 480849,
et 3 'orcleflic' P. ,When. cml witere' you Ottendg
yoW think' Nroper. ,Perponot ..ser"i!ce having falid on'
f t 9 °lll E t 16f your a b B en e° ?.; . i G, to . I,, ErßvEsr ,
6027 45t§ • • r"ttornet for Libellabt:l
I N
THE COURT , OP , COMMON PLEAS
FOR:THE CITY AND ,COUNTY• OF PHILADEL-_
PHIA.--Lldarch Tenn, 1869. - No 68:c Ih Divorce.. •HAN
NAH' ARTHUR. by her next friendt - 'ARCHIBALD
1 - 10. FF vs. 'JOHN -ARTHUR' To Jourt ARTHUR., •
respondent•: SIR : Please take nettee that arab° luultedn'
MiU e i, " a n :l: Y t 9 rVg i t e aVV . .A c tilbt%l7l l . l° V.
therein, turnable BATITILAYi:Oetobbr 16th.1569,
B clockak. Personal'. notice Intving f4lle4l' an ac• ,
count of your absence ••••. • • •-•
- .
TPHN'SHALLOROSS;iI ,
.Att4limey-fovtibella,
I .024 r 4
:IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR tat
•Cify '.and. County of Philadelphia.—Estate .. , of •
SAMUEL • PILLING, deceased.—The Auditor • -ap
pointed by the Court to audit; settle, and •tuthist• the
eighteenth annual account •of WM. OVERINGTON,
Trustee under the lest will and testruxient• of 'SAMUEL
PILLING, deceased, and to report distribution of ,the
balance in • the bands: of the accountant, will maths
portico interested, for the purpose of • his appointment,
on MONDAY, the 11th ,day of- October. , A. Le.zlBo9, at
eleven o'clock A. IC, at the office .of , CHARLES. 43.
PANCOAST. Ego., IQ o. 416 Walnut street, in 'the city of
Philadelphia:.'
'` • 11. TOWNSEND,:
ee29-ve f mat* • Auditor:
. .
TRE . ORY HAN IN_ • 0 UET FOE, ' Tift4
1 City and County of Philadelphia:— Estateo Of
MATTHIAS IIITNICIL, decd,—'The Auditor appointed
b the Court to: audit, settle 'and tuijust the account Of
JOHN B. COOVEIt, Administrator' of; the estate' of
' ;MATTE lAS }JITNEY ,' deceased, and to report distri
bution of the balancein the' hands . of the accountant,
will meet the parties interested, for the purpoo. of hits
appointment ~on •lifOli.DAY, 'October 11th,..1.84i9, at 31.1,
o'clock P.. ,
at his office, t santheast corner tilt'tt
and Walnut strl)eta, in the City of Philadelphia; •
• • ' • ail. ROY, it
• Auditor. .
001-f m eft*
STATE OF EDMUND . WILOOX;.
E
ceased.—Letters . testamentary ippon the estate of
EDMUND WILCOX, deceased, having been grouted ,to
the undersigned, all persons Indebted to. said estate are
requested to make payment, and those having claims or
demands are requested.to present the same wAthout
lay, to SAMUEL . WILCOX , Executer No.. 4 Walnut
street, ' , , ;,sed-tr-dt*
MISTATE "Or R.E.B-4CCA:.ElRATZ;'.DE
ceased.—Letters testamentary Slit the above estate
having been granted by the Register rof Wills to the un
dersigned,all persons indebted to the estate are requested
to make payment, and [bosh having l•plaims tor present
them to HORACE MOSES, Executor, 920 Spruce street,
or 208 Walnut. street. • , ;l , 808 w tie
INSTRUCTIONS.
RIDINQ,-§OIIOOL.—MR. E.
DE KIEFFER will open his Riding
'4Pr
.- school, 3i t 3 and 31u Dugan street, below
*is
Spruce, on SEPTEMBER 13,1809, with
a •
good Block of well-train ... ad, h_orfies.
Horace trained to Abe Saddle. , Whom
keeping their horses at this' stable' can
-- -have the privilege of using the rling
i:oom7. Saddle hones am], carriages for:.parthaa, Sc., to
' • sell-26t§ _
,PHIL ELI!
,
School removed 'to Nes. =la, - 3338, 3340,1342
tme.3344 'Market street, West Philadelhia. The Pro
prietor of thia establishntent Inferras h is pations - •and
the public generally, that Ito has leased the large •Depot
and Stables, formerly occupied by tho Market Street
'Passenger Railway Company i niut is now altering 'dud
arranging them for his business; and expects 'to occupy
theia About October Ist. 'The School is tiro largest in the
city, covering en area of over 6,000 square foot. It •Is
light, airy, well ventilated in summer, and will be cum
tortably.heated in winter: The Stables attached are
also thoroughly ventilated; and the. Most comfortable of
any in the city. 'Handsome family carriages to hlrotwith
careful drivers. R Horses Won! at livery., Horses
thoroughly trained to the saddle. syqa ORAIGE,
. 0 1:9-tt§ • , , rietor.
iIIACIIIN.PRY; IRON; &C.
MERRIck sugs,
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, " '• ,
430 WASHINGTON A.venue_,Yhiladelpia, •
. • MANUFACTURE •
STEAM. ENGINES—High and Eow Pleasure. Horizon
fel, Vertical, Beam, Oscillating, Mast and corniah
PmEßS—ping.
BO] u LCylinder , Flue, Tubular,' &C. ' •
isTNAN. HAMMERS-7Natunyth and 'Davy styles, and t
ail
CASTINGS—m, Dry endDreen Sand;,' Brass, kd.'•
ROOFS-Aron Frume_ A s for covering with Slate or Iron.
.TANKIIW
—Of Coat or-rought Iron,forrenneries, water,
oil, &c. . .
GAS. MACHINERY—Such as Retorts. Bonah Castings
Holders and Frames, Purifiers . , Coke and Charcoal
Ilarrown,Talyea. Governors, &c. • ~ • , ,
SUGAR.M ACHINERY—Such es Vaoutun' 'Pans' and
Pumps; Defecators, 'Done' Black" Filterei2 Burners,
Washers ond•Elovators, Beglyiltcrs," Sugar; and Hone
Hlack. Cars, &c., • • • • •
NON nutnut nehmen •
attlio'felloWing aieciatties: ' ' -
In Plillatierphist and vicinity ;of William Wrlght'sPatenik
Variable Cnt-off Steam Engine.
• In the Unittallitates, , 'Weston's Patent Solf-Center
. itnd t Sejf-balancing Centrifugal Sugar-draininglda•
Glasse k,Barton's improy ant on Aspinwall& Woolsey's!
Centrifugal. • . , ,
Harlot's Patent Wrought-Iron Retort LW.
'Stration's Drill 'Grinding Rest.
Contractors for the, design, erection and fitting up of Re
.• fineries for working Sugar:or Molasses.. • •
,(101 1 P - ER AND ',YELLOW METAL
.Sheathing, Brealees Copper 'Nails, Bolts andlnAtipt
Coppp_r; constantly_ .on..hand and. far sale by
WiNSOlt &CO.. No. 332 Soutl Wharves;
DRUGS.
ASTILE soAr —VrENITINE AND '
NJ superior-400 boxesjuit landed from bark ittii';
ituaa
for sale by ROBERT BROEMARER k 00., In porUng
Druggists, N. E. Corner Fourth and Bane stroetnAiv,
TIBUGGISTS GE
stook of Allen'e Medicinal Extroele and 011 Alm° ;do,
Bad. Ethel. Olt; 'Citric Acid, Coves Sparklia , Grelatig,
genuine Wedgwood Mortars. Jost landed m - birk,,
Helinung, from London.. ROBERT,'SNOB KIIIB AI
60., Wholesale Druggists. B. ,corner X .ol f
Baca streets, '
.
LIBUGGIt3TS'• _ 81)11D.RIES• , --t a' tri.,... t"
t o
, Afortar,Pill %goo, Combs n
i -, MS
, • •
004 4
b A n gh 6
seam Puff Hoxee,noro Baoolott But us ....' .
fututs, Thistles, Hard mild Soft untber GI ', jai ..,
Cum, Glass end Biota . BtrluAttiri, 'O% at . 4 Tins
Jtaudu"PliONl. ' . 13.2' 10 W Per Mt .7., ,
Aug -02_____.—..., IS °tab IlisO •
...
LOST.
OTIC.U. CERTIFICATE erisTopg,
, Leet.-4ertilleate: Nn.' , Igt. , of theit Weft. lhran t a -,
au nt company; detect the rttlts Spie,r,lBol4 t ri fe e, 'tor- 0
W. A. Nonfat for forty-two (ti) , e inree pr , TA . . ,
.to,„ of eakftoropaPriAlat . been" . art, etl , t ' v. . 4
eigllod, the lawful owner of the mute, tete ap plied
E4a for *
new martini:set to be folioed to h.t. in.,aen 1)f hiromlcart, ! ,)
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