Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, January 12, 1870, Image 4

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CITY BULLETLN.
—The contributors to the Academy 'of
,
Nahiral 'Sciences hew a meeting .yesterday
afterPoil, .A.1 1 4) 01 t of the Boar 4 of Tit Wees
wari subinitted. 11. stattis that 'llrs.-' - •Buseberi 7
berger, Bridges, Leidy and Mr. Tryon were
appointed " to prepare,,iaconjuzietlott with the
addled, a Plan fia , an. economical' building."
tote erected on the site -at the southwest cor
. ner of : Nineteenth and, Mice streets., . • r
in Septeniber,'-3lr.'.WelSh commiinicated
to the Board that, Mr. llenry C. Idbson
generously., , proposed .to give, as a site
for tbeiatiw•;Uuilduig, a • lot situated
south or - W•thiut street havina a front •of
reekon the west side of Twenty-second
street, and extending westwarib23 feet, con-
tainingl9,(324 Squareleet.' This , munificent
ofl4 the Board' declined to accept. The lot at
of(Nineteenth and Bace streets, pur
.chaSed-tor the Acadeniy,Cotitains '48,523 square
feet.' It is in au improved and improving
,ileiglibtiihood, It is bounded by three streets.
•
and is, open on its west side, so that natural
Light is secure to it from all its exposures. It
is believed to be not more than large enough
to meet the wants of the institntionduring 'tbe
half Century. '
T.t IS designed to erect upon the. Race streft l ,l
'eide of this lot a wing of the proposed building
for the accommodation of the pros mit collections
leaving to our successors the task of its exten
sion and completion. The wing will cover an
area 0f12,144 square feet.:
The Board deems that no better site than
'that on Itace street can now be procured, and •
believes it to be expedient to commence build 7
ing there as soon as practicable, unless by some
fortunate chance a suitable lot :on : Broad
street - shall be presented. In November last a
, plan of building was approved. It is estimated
that the cost of erecting the designed wing will
be 1122,500, and that of this amOunt:s92,7oo
will Ue required to put the building under
roof. The edifice is to be fire-proof, and the
. external Walls are to be constructed of serpen-
tine rock, and trimmed with Cleveland stone.
The treasurer's report shows that 'since
NoVeMber, 1868; only .onb hundred' dollars
'additional! tontributiOn Mire been redelyed ;:
that after paying the taxes for the : Year. ; 1869;
~;and sundry contingent expenses, the :building
fuhd on hand, NoVember 30, is $31,28.4. 68;
that: the aggregate of contributions remaining
unpaid is $15,175, making the total fund 'at,
the inOst $46,459 68. A part of these.r'contri
' butlons are payable in materials ; atid Of course
cannot be asked for until :_they are needed. It
is estimated) therefore, that ~about , $44,000 are.
mr; :will .1x) available during the year 1870, if the
• work is begun." ; " The number of visitors to
;the Museum' is'a fair indication of ' the ,poPit
r''larity'and' usefulness of the institution, ,even
ieStrieted space', for the 'display of its
treasure.s.l' nring the ,)T.34' although it
eloaed,dmill„" SLY , weeks in .inkhatimmer,
:ale Museum of the; Academy' was visited by
, 95456, persons: A receptacle.for contributions
to the building fund was in' of 'all of
them: Its aggregate receiptS tor the year
were $l5 .02,0 r on, an average .of a fraction less
than one cent for every 64 visitors."
—The Controllers of the Public Schools held
a stated' nieethAt yesterday affermitin;
An:fano - Abe communications received was
One. from the, Second Section, ap
prOPritition of $.30,000 for the erection_of
gnetnintki school; from the Twentieth Section,
west, asking the purchase of a lot for school
purposes,. at Twenty-third .• and dretTerson
streets, which were • appropriately referred.
The Board provided - for two additional Stand
ing Corowittes—Lolie on Eatimates, the other
on the Office of the Board.. The
,following
were announced as the Standing CoMmittees of
the Board : • •
Central High School-Cl. F. Abbott, Chair
man ; M. Biynn, C. M. Lukens, L. C. Cass*,
S:11. Smith
Norm& Saool—D. Steinmetz, chairman;
E. Ahnstrchig, W. J. Jackson, J. 11. Macßride,
D. Weatherly.
Property—P. A. B. Widener, chairman ;
J. B. Green, W. J. Jackson, D. Weatherly, R.
W. Downing.
Accounts—J. Milligan, chairman ; N. ,T.
Hoffman, S. H. Smith, S. Wakeling, W.
Eidings.
Text ..IfooliN-31. Elymi, chairman; P. A. B.
Widener, L. C. Cassidy, J. H. Macßride, J.
Milligan.
Grammar, Secondaty and Primary—J. 11.
'Macßride, chairman; J. J. Hartman, W. J.
Jackson,E. IV. Downing, S. Gratz.
Svidiie,—N. J. Hoffman, chairman; 'M. 11.
Harris, S. Wakeling, W. Ridings, J. •S. Hinkel.
Qualcation of Tcochers—L. Elkin, • chair
man ; C. M. Lukens, A.. Nebinger, M. D., J.
J. Hartman, S. Gratz.
Reports ofSchoo/8-41. W. Downing, chair
man ; 11. C. Hickok, S. H:Sinith,P. A. Fagen,
A.S. Jenks.
Revision of Studics'—E. Armstrong, chair
man; C. 1': Abbott, L. C. Cassidy, H. C.
'Hickok, S. Gratz.
'Expenses—J. Freeborn, chairman; L. El
kin, J. MacAvOy, 31. D., A. Nebiuger, M. 1).,
M. R. Harris.
Estimates—J. B. Grew', chairman ; C. M.
Lukens, J. Freeborn, P. A. Fagen,l). Stein
metz, J. S. Hinkel, J. MacAvoy, M. D., N. J.
110fiman J. Milligan, Jr.
A resolution was adopted to the etlect that
hereafter teacher& warrants shall be delivered
by the Secretary at the most central and con
venient school building in each section. Also,
one to the•eflect that the Committee' on Girls'
Normal School be instructed to Krim - ire the re
fusal of a lot of ground suitable for a new
school building. Also, that a block be procured
In which to record the specifications for work
on the school-houses, the names of contractors,
the amount, the bids, &c., to ho kept in the
office of the Secretary.
Mr. Hickok presented a memorial, to be sent
to thti Legislature, asking from the State an ap
propriation of $50,000, to aid in the erection
and equipment of a Girls' Normal School build
ing, a similar sum to be appropriated by City
Councils. The Board endorsed the memorial.-
—The operations of the -Philadelphia Post,:
office during the year 1.09. Were as follows-
Stamps sold, $07.i7,275, ;12 ; mail letters deliv
ered, 10,281,$40; local letters delivered, 4,5(17,-
;h18; newspapers delivered, :3,420358: letters
collected, 12,4:110,202; nev..spapeh collected,
3,225,:1,‘,6 ; money orders issued, 17,;198,
amounting to 5:182,950 6:3; money orders
amounting to $1,2;19,472 70; registered letters
received for city delivery, ;17,1k5 • registered
)ettets received for distribution, ;19;108 ; regiS
teed letters sent, 24;12:1 ; letters registered at
Philadelphia - Post-office, 12,922.; registered
packing envelopes 'used, 10,974.
• —The Good Will Fire Engine Comp a ny has
G' elected the following ollicerS:' President—
Lewis Vice., Presidentleo. C.
Wilkins. KeeretaryJno. Asst.
• Seeretary—•Wni. McConnell. Treasurer—jno.
U. Itollicic, Sr. lioard of Engineers—jno. G.
Ilollick, Sr.; Gorton Gavit, John • MeetillOugh;
.Andrew Alexander, 'Theodore Brackney, An
drew J. Robinson, David . Clow, John Winters.
Board of Dirsctors- 7 John G. iloillek, Jr.;
Wm. McConnell, 'David C. Honk, Jr.; James
Kenney, Lewis Kelly, John Miller; Sanniel
• Harris, Charles Irvin.
—The folloWing Hie aggregate value of
property in the city, exempt from taxation :
property of the United States Government,
$0,022,000; property of the State of Penusyl
897,500;;'city property (miscellaneous),
14,286,450 ; public school buildings, 2,120,100;
schools other than public schools, 297,810;
hospitals, asylums, &e., 2,781,050; colleges,
libraries, &c., 1,152,800; fire companies, 432,-
700; cemeteries, 1,101,0004; halls, 304,000; rail
„roads and canals, 201,600 ; church property,
10,924;050. Grand total, $41,245,500,
—lu the case of Atwell and Hamilton,
.Charged with complicity in the murderous as
sault on Revenue Detective Brooks, the Dis
trict Attorney abandoned the case as to At,
and Hamilton's case went to t 1 1( j ur y,
lite verdict was poE
...„Lockhoiderti Of the Horticultural Halt '
lit their amnia) meeting yesterday. The an-
Otto' report ShOWS,..that ,the relaipts from. all
sources were $1‘.2;4,19 i)4, and thetspenditures
..$11.f)50 ,17; lee:Ong - a balance in the' treasury
nt , $4F.9 13. taxes, paid: , :ainountett to
SI:S72 (10, 'iAfter theteading of . the'report . an .
election for directors ''waa 'bold, 'With the' fol
lowing ' resnit 'Sehaffer,' H. 'A. Dreer;
Charles P. Hayes, 'E. Satterthwaite, 'Stephen
Morris, IL: Mitchell, ;James Ritchie, Thomas
1 .
vans, Robert :Cornelius And Thin
`ocis,Stiarks,
—The monthly ferliperance nioeting, , the
Young, cbristian AssociatioW was ,held
last evening, at the 'ball,. N 0,.: 1.21.0 Chestnut
street. An 'address. on the subject was de- ,
livered by J. .11.: Sypher, , and. the following
question was discussed' low can W'T best
carry on the TenMerance Work in Our - Several
Churches." • :Sacra) recitatiot4 Wore ',4ven'by
Professor' 3,. W. 'tSlatainraker: : , . .
—Before Alderman Kerr, yesterday :after
noon, Thomas Scroggy and' Franas L.
Moore, were charged with stilling J.'obscene
books. Detective (Meer Mereto testified' that
' he pnreltaSed tivo' obscene books frOniSerog#,
and one at M 1.., 'Moore'.4. store. : :Defendatits
'were ,held $2,00Q bail to answer. ,
—The distribution of breall and,•Oitittp:"Wras
commenced yesterday to the deserving poor, at
the Moyaniensing Soup house, N. W. Corner
of Eighth and Marthitt streets - .,,Contrilndl,On •
in money or provisions will be received by,an •
of the managers. Robei4,,Graffen is the Presi
dent, and John Pierce, Treasurer. :
—Dennis Delaney; aged 40 yearS, fell front a
lumber wager, at Seventh and Coates streets.
yesterday afternoOm and waS sei Seriously. in
jurred that he 'died soon after the raccident.
Deceased resided at N o:1017' Thompson street.
—An 'election was held in the Armory of the
First City' Troop for Lieutenant and •COrnet,
which resulted in the election of, noberi,E.
Randall, Esti., and Colonel A. L. Snewden:.;
'CANDIEN Gossip.
—The'Weecticoe SteaM Fire Engine COM
pany No. 2, of (2amden, is the only ; volunteer
company in • Service. . , ;
—An alarm .of tire iu
Camden, yesterday,
was caused by the romnsiu the . .court-honse
becoming filledwith sinoke..' On 'ektimination
it was found to:proceed front t defective
„Which was remedied before anyinaterial• dam.:
age was sustained r 1 "
- 7 -11urglars eft into the residence of .Oharies
Collins, at-Cooper's .Point; a night or
~two
'since, and stole therefrom a Watch and a small,
sum of money. ,'The . burglars Sedin to aftr
' time' recently, as 'no less than four witches
have been ,taken since.2dondaY, night, ,
, ,—Wartants were : issued last evening' by
Mayor Cox-for the arrest of a , 'Patty in (41mt
cester city, on suspielOn' that .they'Were en
gaged, in the 'robbery at the, 'resideriee of 4,r.
Conrad, near Turnersville, about thir milteen es
frOna Camden, ,on Monday night. Quite j a
large amount of goods: were stolen,l among
which were a silver watch. a gold watch, a lot,
of silver spoons, and other articles of value. A'
small sum of money was also taken' ,
, •
number of paid letters' received ; at
the Camden post office ,for the six months
commencing on the first of July last and, end
ing on the first ,of January instant, was
135,082; free letters, 2,:h17. There .were 'also
received 6,427 stamped papers. = The number
of paid letters sent from the Mike %vas 11.'1,081;
free- letters, 1,599. There ' were 8,426. , drop'
letters received. The business of this Office : is
such that the Government onglit to erect aline
and convenient building. in the central part ,of
Camden for it and the Custom-House. •
is said that the turnpike between Cam
den.
and, Gloucester City, where it crosses the
meadows near Newton creek. is to be at owe
repaired. For a long time( this road awl the
bridge over:. the creek. have been hilpa.ssable,
and travelers have been obliged to go around
by Mount Ephraim, three or four mileSfarther,'
, to get to Gloucester. , A dill - lenity has alSo
existed between the Board of Freeholders and
the Turnpike Company in reference to repair
ing the bridge, which. it is said, has been set
tled, and the repairs will be made.
—Two men, named Michael Hatton and
Charles Small. were arrested yesterday after
noon, in Camden, and taken before Mayor
Cox,on a very serious charge. It appears that
early the evening before a Mr. Richard Clark
was accosted by a gang of men nelyr the
cricket grounds, in' Middie Ward, knhcked
down, and robbed of his watch and chain and
some money. Mr. Clark complained of 'the
defendants as having been concerned in the
outrage ; hence their arrest. Upon a careful
examination into the circumstances. the Napr
deemed the evidence. sufficient to send the
matter to court, and the two men were com
mitted to answer. The outrage was a bold
one, and if the parties are found guilty, they
will, most probably, receive a' pretty severe
punishment, as the officers of the law are de
termined to deal vigorously with the perpetra
tors of Such crimes.
A NEW YORK SCANDAL.
Commotion Urn Methodist Church—the
Pastor Elopes with a Sister.
The report which ha become current
announcing the elopement
. of prominent
Clergythan of this city with a young lady Or hi's
congregation, has created sad consternatina
among a large and influential religious de-
Immination. The _diets briefly detailed ,are
these , •
The Rev. Horace. Cook, who has, until his
sudden ,departure, been presiding over the
Seventh Street Methodist 'Episcopal Church,
became enamored of a
.young lady of his
church, and alter paying'conSiderable attention
to ber, which was scarcely compatible with his
position as a clergyman, or consistent with his
relations as a husband. and falter, he left his
Dome, and meeting the young lady by appoint-
Merit concluded .hot to trsteamer,•and sailed
for Europe.
The young lady is but lt; years of age, and
is of a simple and confiding nature, untutored
in the ways of the world, and reared by a pious
and cultured family. Ber mine is Miss 'John
son, and she was a pupil in Twelfth Street
School. She had often expressed her admira
t ion for her minister, Mr. Cook, in her natur
ally artless manner, but no :one imagined that
there had been impropriety in their intercourse.
Mr. Cook bad been very attentive to her, but his
manner is very suave and his nature social',
and his fondness for young people conspicuous;
so that any particular interest which he
showed for Miss Johnson's society did not
awaken suspicion,
it now appears that he was accustomed to
meet this young lady in the afternoon as she
came from schoOl, and to walk with her, This
was not known to the parents. .There Were
reports about Mr. Cook's attentions to. Miss
Johnson being very, iinPrOper, and theniother
of the young lady hearing them, reproved her
ror TerMitting Mr. 'Cook to indulge in so
Marked attention. While ,Mr. Cook was in
Europe during last summer she was in frequent
interchange of letters,
and it is said,they" were
somewhat questionable. She was at the
steamer when he left on his summer voyage,
and handed him a slip of paper with these
words inside, "May God grant you a pleasant
trip and bring you back in safety to us."
Other scraps which were :handed him by the
young lady showed that she had
_no impure
thoughts r and that her love to him was by no
means passional.
Since the pastor's return, Mr. Johnson has
been carefully watching the movements of the
minister and daughter, and had determined to
cowhide the clergyman if he met him in com
pany with his (laughter. But since Kr..obok's
return he has not been discovered in his clan
destine meetings, although they haie been
many.
on Thursday evening last le obtained Con
siderable money•from his friends, and packed
a trunk and made readiness for his journey.
On : Friday afternoon he met Miss Johnson as
he came from school, and with her books and
in her school dress he pled her away. lice
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN-=PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, -1.87(L-
. .
talully is=plungechin great grief, and her lather
has acted like a crazy man. The minister
Witittr rti letten before leaving the city) on Satur-.
day; telling the, father of ; Bliss :Johnson that he
"would forfeit his 'life for the woman he
adored," and assuring hitn . that she should he
well cared for This itillaniedHtlio family, flat..
they belieVe:thal he has heartlessly , deceivid
her ariCsought'her'iiiin. •
Mrs. Vook, the wife of the minister, his
been prostrated ,lry .tyre occurrence. , Site
;retitirri to her Mother as''• soon as 'she
sufficiently recovers. Her family are left ria-'
provided. Both families are deeply afflicted,
and •SeenS:althost distratuterh.Therti is algelieril
condemnation of the clergyman, but the youdg
lady has been inveigled away, it is thought, by
the , ilatterkug . : - speeches . .4.3f hetra:reV 7 -'--
Tribrurc, .
ILLINOIS DIVOBILIES
• .
Wintering the' Old Romance`
In Chicago Real Life.
-,nuirning,,about 10 , o'clock, an
elderlY, !,t4erions4Ooking'ilidividtial, Well pro-,
tooted from the inclemency of the weather by
sundry layers of overcoats and comforters,
• entered the,ollitie.of the picric of the Supreme
taidelii a MethodiCal Manner, and after :
spending About ten minutes in unwirapping
himself to a sudicient degree to, be able to ar
ticulate,„ expended iihout the. same period of
time in
„sloWly looking .arotind , After
`carefullylnVestigating the surroundings of the
'highly ornamented Otlice.jthe i ehl i gentleman's
eve
' rekted upon. the bland features „Of one of
the most gentleinanlyandbenexeletit of living !
deputy Clerks, ~
hint, he
~.
Lconipg toward he sernausly enunciated
the i,piportant memo Syllable,„ (lap, !"
The personage thus addressed ;inquired for
further particulars..
".Cap, repeated the. stranger, " are you
41.yetitO ahhitelang folks 1)0 you di.
Voreea ' , .
,
• A f
reply to
,this. t" oga pry: was, 4) a
somewhat : aftirtuatory character, whereupon
the Onestioner stated IAS Brl-elance, after. re
lulu ]ugly adinittiligthat lus,wife.: had not de
setted him 7 --neither, liad;she been guilty of
`adultery, cruelty, drunKennessi or. any, of the
other little eccentrieities" for which the law
allows a disoltdion bonds. ,
Wonian,"llap;' „tie, "don't
get along, ell With'pe. . She jaws inf. fearful,
and if any man Can stand jawing hie name is
,
not, mine. We don't get along, well together,
`lOl4 haven't tor the last thirty years. I, there
.fo're, want to ,he unliitche,d,„mul Ideal want
her to knew anything-,about-A-until__ les. all_
over. 'I want it done now, because.it's getting
cold weather,:arid it will take a good, deal to
Winter her. get.diyoreed here without
anybody finding it out for a spell
friend;74esPondeir the official, suavely
anti icitidly, ye . yender desk • '
The shangeir resnonded luthe affirmat•ive.
"If, you coniehere in oboin, one hoar, you
will See. three young men whose natural fe
rbeitt cleriieted on their coitntenances , sit
ting there *ether. . a nimpent, they will '
]ream, that,; spit for, divorce has bean eool-
nieieed. 'They 'rush for the papers will
brutally'assopit each Other for tile, first chalice
to' 'seat) their contents, and . then, ,they will
write for,four hours apiece. ~They are news
paper men, and Will write you up for
_publica
tion. ;They are probably :now in the next
doing the something for 80101)04 else.
'limy. will write, au article about you with,
thirteen head-lines. They will -print all -you
know about yourself,:and all that any one else
ktiowS, and a great : cleat that !nO.oug•knOws.
,It airy, of cOUrse,.do you gOod,bUt of that you
will have tO,Mdge You can't get rid
of *pin, for they are al - anent, and i neorrupt
ble,.and it won't be of any use to kill.thein,for
at their efliCes" they keep ; men a great deal
worse than, they ate.". „
up, slowly and asked the, now
frigid ened :Miter, "is that all truer"
'lt is true', all' of it, and less than the
truth." , - , .
Then," said. the old man with a melan
choly air, as lie proceeded to again emrelop
himself his multitudinous wrappings, ",1
guess rn winter the old woman after all..
come back again nest year,Mul
„then, perhaps,
these fedloWs will be de ad." •
Anti sileiitly lind f; or ro rattily the disap
pointed one pulled hhi bat over his eyes and
quietly stole Ili hicollo Republican. ,
AmttsEnEnh.
A MERICAN ACADEMY OE MUSIC.—
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. ,
THIS, WEDNESDAY, EVENING, January 12, WO,
BRIOL.. NORMA.
joint' appearanCe fij . the two? echilirate,l Prinie Donne
MA 1) A 111 E CAROLINA BRIM.
andiAtLLE., PAULINE CANISSA,
Jlcappeas . ance of the renowned Tenor,
ig. B. 31ASSIMILIANI•
In it a favoritii opera, •
ra - lif ()MIA „Au
With the following great root
Nornia Nine. 'CAROLINA BRIOL
,
Adallihia - ' Dille. PAULINE CANISSA
Pollio , Sig. .11 MASSIMILIANt
Oro - v0i,,,,, Sig._ COLETTI
Flit - , is . sig. REICHARDT
Conductor . ' • sig. NICOL AI
70-1111 /Mil IW i THURSDAY 1, JANUARY 13,
. • K . KLLOGG., . • KELLOGG. 1 -
lilies CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG in a new role.
Sig. GIORGIO RONCONI in a now role.
First tine of the highly successful
NEW COMIC OPERA, .
BY FERRARI,
PIPELE. PIPELE.
Pounded on a comic episode of Eugene 48ue's " Alyste
rice of Paris," with the following immense cast ; . .
Rigoletta. a young suanistreos Hiss C. L. Kellogg
ripple, an old porter . Slg, 0. Rontionl.
Mitdalona e - iiiii wife . Milo. Lem!.
Calirinn. a painter - Sig. Reyna."
Jai; mi, li . orrand, a n0tary....... ..... ~. ..... ~. .......Sig. Barili.
Dureeiiel. the secretary • kg. Massinithuoi.
An to,her .. - Sig. Reichardt.
Clinduc tor
.. Sig. Torriani.
_ _..._..,
Seats for any performance now for sale at the
Academy. of 31nsle, and Trompler's, 92 Chestnut street.
LAURA, „ KEENE/ 6
, 4 •
STREET THEATRE.
- FIRST NIGHT OF BOUOICAUIa'S
• :
.NEW PLAY.
3lEnc Y 808 . MERCY pomp
MERCY MJhS LAURA .KEENIL
To conclude With the Conde Brood'
A HUSBAND TO ORDER.
FRIDAY, FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
.• LAURA KEENE.
Three pieces—MATRIMONY. IS SHE MAD e, unit
• , ACTRESS BY DAYLIGHT.
SATURDAY IMATINEE—SUHOOL.
NoNney, Jan. 17. Firgt App , :arance ut
'MISS SUSAN GALToN
And-Gulton Open Company.
Seats *'cured ci days in advance.
Evening—Poors open at 7 ; comment:e at quarter to 8.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
THEATRE. BeginaThi' , Olchick.
• • MONDAY, January nth./
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
'WITH NEW SCENERY:
, • ,
FINE EFFECAS and GREAT CAST.
• LITTLE l'/ kl 'Li
MARTHA NEB. JNO. DBEW
Aided) the Full COmpanv.
SAT U RDA Y, Jan. lath, at 2 o'clock,
NLY MATINEE OF LITTLE .1'131.'1,1C.
Seat , ' Secured Si days in adN amp.
W
ALNUT STREET ; THEATRE, ;
N. E. cor. Ninth and Walnut streets.
TIIIS,WEDNESDAY, EVENING: Jan. 12,
Ninth night of the highly suCeessfid •
ROMANTIC/ MILITARY DRAMA.
111 . 4 Ac ? , by Watts Phillips, Eso., author of "The Dead
Ileari,•"Lost in London."' &e.. entitled
NOT 'GUILTY, • ' '
THE YOUNG VOLUNTEER CORI'S and
HECK'S PIiILADELPIIIA BAND No.l
ARE SPECIALLYENGAGED.
!NOT 'GUILTY MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
CAA RL , WOLESOIiN's SERIES OF SIX
.mat Foyer.of Academy of Music.
11 - 11,111) Ok"rHE BERMS. •
•
MENDELSSOBN MATINEE,
FRIDAY A FMB NoON, January 11,1270, at 1 o'clock.
Progrommea at the • jail-40
Dul'Rliz 85 BENEDICT'S OPERA
Timmy:, SEVENTH Street, jitd(m• Arch.
THIS EVENING, DHPREZ & BENEDICT'S
Gieautic.Minstrel.s and Burlesque OperuTroupo,
- Tjrneo—Lnwyrr and
ir,l Time—Growhi n Dinnestic Troubles.
Third And , Lant Week—Fentivid, Found Alive:
A dmidsion.f,o OH. him !tette. 7 . 5 ctn. Gallery, 25 cts.
FOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE, EVERY
EVENING,Mr. FRANK A. GIBBONS, the greatest
Gymnaid of Menge: MISS EVA BRENT. MISS AI/A'
RICHMOND, SM. G lAV EL LI and" LE A RNED DOGS,
Mr. LARRY TOOLEY. Mlle. LUPO, Mlle. DE ROSA,
Al I • Sam. Devere, Mr. Thos. Winnett, &c.
Matinee on Saturday ,afternoon. ut 2 o'clock.
mEmPLE OF WONDERS—ASSEMBLY
1 BUILDINGS.
SIGNOR BLITZ,
ASSISTED BY HIS SON THEODORE. •
E ver y evening at Matinees on Wednesday add
Saturday at 3. All the Modern and Ancient Mysteriee.
DABLOR CONCERTS—THE TIIIRTj
CONCERT will lie given at NATATORIUM HALL
Broad. below Walnut, Sti.TURDAV EVENING, Jan:
14th. String Quartette. Beetboven'sltaseinuolfeky No.
3. Picket~ and programmes at Meyer's, 1413 Chestnut,
Andre . s and Boner's,and at the door. jail me;B dr
"MEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA
1. 1 1 HOUSE ' " ' •
'IRE FAMILY RESORT.
Cd.E.PW/i ()SS 4 - DixErs AuNsTicns,
EVEBY EVENING.
• T. L. OARNOROBS, Manager.
0,
EN TZ ANITHAR3LEIVB MATINEES::
S
Mu/deal Fund Mil; 1862-7 p. Every 'SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, at MCo'clock. • ocl9•tf
A CADEM Y, OF FINE ARTS,. - '
CHESTNUT street, above Tenth
Open from 9A, ht to 6 P. M,
Herr.l6uSil Weat'a.Great Picture of
0111 U ST 'REJECTED
/1/ still on °Whitton,
WOE SALJ.
BARG-AIN!
NEW AND HANDSOME DWELLINO,
110 1 7 , SPRIETCE STREET,
1-81, 0tY (Irroneh roof.)
linfolitord 11,11 111816 , 8tylle. Built for Ows‘er.
Will be sold reasOnable, and not mudi Money
I needed.
APPLY TO
JOHN, 37irAN.VIA.HER,,
Sixth mid Market Streets.
ARCH STREET RESIDENCE a
FOR
No. I9i'i'ARAV,l4 STREET.
Elegant Brown-Stone flusidenco, threa Morino
,and
AlahAard toof ; •ory commodious, furnished with;over7
Modefit'anventen6i, arid built in a very superior and
anbatantial manner. Lot 26 feet front by 150 foot deep to
Cuthbert Street, on which is erected a baudsonie taloa
Stable and Coach
J. M, C UMMEY & SONS,
TM WALNUT Strout.
No2o tfry,
ft YOB.; SAL E-7Tli E!)11 OD It RTIv 7 Tfir YtE E
mu story lorielcdwelling. with two•story thiuble !melt
buildings, every CCHIVeIIiCIICV, and hi nerfeet order,
No. 513 biouni Thirteenth streat. J. M. GUM•
MEY , &, 601143,J9.Wiclitut,mtrret- •''
FOR SALE—THE THREE-STORY
brick dwe lling'. with three-story back buildings,
every convenience ;Lod in good order, No. 655 North
Thirteenth strest,qabareoi7rdiace:: J. M. GUMMEY
& EONS, 733 Wallin! street, .
sVOX •S A. 1.4 .6,---MODERN MBES.
tory 'kick Dwelling.l3l3 S. Ninth ht. Every con.
Tendence. /Muir° ort the prenthien.
• GERMANTOWN FOR SALE._
The•flandmanie 'Stalin every
city conveniences hi perfect order and well shaded.
Sitnate northwest Corner Fast Walnut Line and Hor
ton htreet. J. M. GUMMEY d: SONS. 733 Walnut at.
F
CRI: OR BENT-MARKET. STREET-
Ea Elegant dollbi , titerp property, 40 feet front, smith
west cOrneit'of Sixth.
. . . .
Four-htorY Nct 617 blorhrt @trek. . •
CHESTNUT ST REET- - -Vaht bh; pr..perty , nortimist.
corner.Elevealth stteAr,ttill be improved. •
WALNUT STEITET,,Stoke chteßhig, o:1111).
" •PIODERN• 'RESIDENCE—with etery eouvertienee,
No. 102 North Ninetemtlulitreet, above Arch.
LARGE 11WET:HINGsfillAble for boarding-h. - met.,
Nertheriiit, center of Eighteenth and Vine mroots. •
WALNUT STREET—Large. four.htorr xtorry No.
Ho. 1017: J.IST. GHIIIIIEY • ' 8
ON S 733 Walnut street.
0-71 `FOR ' 'SALE.—'THIS: 'HA N HSO:N.TE
041 Double 13rown Stabs Itesideneo.ifftuate No: 180.5
Spring Darden if treot: 1 ery substantially built. First
floor finished In hhiek wsdnnt. Lot :16 feet fl - ourbv
feet deep to IA , ntreet. 3.111. G 50Nn,73.3
i'SVAlnitn,treet-
Ti OGA STREET—FOR SAL "I;',.—TFIE
'two new pointed stone Residances,'lrith Mamard
roof, and having every city COTllVitunute;Hitnate at. the
N. W. corner of Nineteenth and Tiuga street, .1. 31.
(;I:31.11.1EY & 50N5;73.3 Wain nrbtront.
el; I'Ol SALE —DWELLING 1421
wi.nortS Thirteenth street ; every convenience, and in
good order. ,
Superior 1122 North etreet,'orf easy
t 55.500.
Three-story brick, ZAS North Twelfth 'street, having a
good twO-story dwelling in the rear. 68 . ,eve.
Three-story brick, ale Powell street, in good , order,
store and dwelling. N 0.30 SontliSjxth stria. $8,003.
Frame house, 900 Third' street, South cauleu, neat
hpruce, 4.7lear. . , .
.
MO ()liven street, two-story .brick, gel y .
Building Lots Passtnnk road ,nu a ax ii i ood Lot at
Rialug
Sun
'RUBE T GEAFFY:N 460 N,
531 Pine street.
l FOR SALE THE HANDSOMIC
Brown,Stone and Pre Brick Dwelling, No. 2112
bpruco otreet, with all and every improvement. Built to
the beat :manner: luntiediato possemileti. Ortm
halt can remain, if defaced. Apply to CQPBUCK A
.1-URBAN . ..KB 'Walnut etreet. •
TO RENT.'
Ei../Cew Hotel to Let, Furnished,
1504 anti 1506 CHESTNUT Street.
4,115 t built. 4 Arst clash house sad location, SO rowng,
flirting. d en swite, vi'ith venter , tan , ' and
bath, Jae grates and 'mutates to ea , li room. Balls. Bil
liard, Bar ; Mee and l'arli,rh hated with titham.
APPLY TO
.J 01 - 'q CRUMP, Builder,
1^.31 Chestnut Street.
°REESE St Mc COLL TTM , REAL ESTATE
iu • • AGENTS.
Ofllce,Jacklion street, opposite Mansion street, Caps
Metal; N. J.. Real Estate bought and Had. Persons
desirous, of renting cottagois during the season Win aPPIT
or address as above.
IteBpectfully refer to Chas. A. P.U.13 faun, Hen ri DUMM.
Fratichi hleJlvain, Auguetun Merino, John D3vitt and
W. W. Juvehal. , fes-tni
T °
. SPACIOUS SUITE OF
COUNTING MOMS, kith ono or moro.lofts.on
ClleAtput stretq.. Apply tci GOCNIIAN, RUSSELL &
GO., 111 Ulienlunt atroet • 0r.2141§
TO RENT—A (.'OUNTIIN HOUSE,
furnish•vl. front the Ist ~ f April. Within fc,Ur
minim, wall. of ~ totion nu I'i.llll,)lvania Central Rail
road, and neat llotel. .
BB=
TO LET HOUSE .1310 PINE
Ra::;t street. Apply at MS Sprtu treet. 4111 3t'
V. , TO LET---THEI , 'URI , USHED HOUSE
Bal4i N0.4107 Spruce streci.W.nit ithiladqlottia: Apply, to
a5-w f m ' W.IV 1E t 3935 IheAt uut
or to 11. C. TOWNSEND. Is .o:700 Walnut St.
TO RENT,
STORE. No: Pl 3 COMMERCE
- -
16 by 100 PI; E. T.
Possessions January 1. WO
Apply to W. A. KNI . GifT,
deia s to th-tf '
. .511 Comnierce street.
tin TO RENT ON A LEASE FOR ONE
or two VPZI rii.—T he desirable: country plasm in
Germantown, f urtsiehed or unfurnished, ten minutes'
walk of .11ny's Lane station_; 23.:', acres or .
.ground ; all
llnßrovernents , /stable. ire-house. &e.• fine garden and a
variety of fruit. Apply to fJOPPL - Cic St J 0 RDA N , 411
Walnut street. - .
TO LET—HOUSE 703 SOUTH SEVEN.
TEENTH street. Portable heater, range, bath,.
hot water, gas—all the modern convenioneed. Eight
rooms. Apply on the premises. noldf
•
.111AltSCIA.L'S
j 1.4 N A ES.IIAL'B OF y. - D. OF
PEN NSI
PntL'Aut:l.Pl(lA..i:uuetry' 1tt1t,131%),
TiIIS TO CIYY. Ao'r :--That ott the lit h tlaY
`of Jimuarv, A. 0.1370. a Warrant in :bankruptcy ‘l'34
. issued against the Estuti3.of WILLIAIIi W. A PSLE
of•Yhihulelphi;t, in thr - County of nod
of , who has been atljudgotl Bank
-4,11 hit uavti ; that the haynt ells Ilf any
Polar:taut &livery of any pmparty holonalutzto Audi
Bankrupt; to him, or for his uae, and the transfor of any
n
: pro,ffy ' l , y are n,thithion fay law : that a meeting
t~ the ereditors of the said Bankrupt, toprove their
, and to choorte one or more usHignoes of' his Estuto,
at ill ha' lwld alt a Court of Bankruptcy. to ho MA1011430
Walnut str.v.t. Phil:130011a ; before WI LLIA Mc•
iiil('HAELlter., , ister, on tho Bth day of Feb
rua r.) ,A. p. 1'17.0, at 3 o'cioc);..l' DI.
' E. 11.11,11E(1011Y,
jal2 %vat§ . Marshal, as 5108sengot.
US..M.AIIBII AL'S OFFICE, E. D. OF
. PENNSILI'ANI4.
PH ILA UI•LPIIrA. iinittary 11 th, 1870.
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TB IS IS TO GIVE IiOTICE : That on the Fiat :day
of Beeember, A. D. 1569, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estate of ENOOII E, LEWIS of VlM
"'dolphin. in the •C.itnity of PhilailelPhla • and State of
Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt. on
his oils P4ithon : that the payment of any Debts and
delivery of any property belonging to such Bankrupt,
to him. or for his use. mid the transfer of any property
him, are forbidden by law ; that an adjourned first meet
ing 01 the Creditors of the said flankyupt, to prove ,tholr
debts; and to 01(11)8k , one or more aiisognees of his Estate,
will be held at a GOurt • of Bankruptcy. to . .he hoicks'
at No. r,:io Walnut streot r Philadelphist,hoforo WILLIAM
ICHAEL,Ess., Register, on the 31st day of Janu
ary, A. D. WO. ut 3 o'clock, P. M.
E. M. ORE! WRY,
jal2,-w-ilt§ • U. S. blarshal, as Meeweng,er.
REMOVAL.
T. BEALE,,X..D. ? 85 soN, DENTISTS
S
have removed to 106 Girard *Area. 0c22 3m"
DIVIDEND„pIOTICES
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..•u-S, • OFIfICE CLINTON 'COAL AND
. . , ..
• 'IRON - . COM PAN Y ; ''.• MN ROIIANTS' EX
CHANGE.
. t pumany...rnia, January 8,1870.
.
' The Beard of Biree ors have n is day declared a divi'
demi of Eight Cents Or share, pa> able On 'and after
20th inst.; clear at Statotax. The transfer books will
close on the 18th inst, Parties Indding Stork not in, their
Own names are requested to have the same transferred.
in 1 Ifit*.. . ':'''', OEO'. W'AililiPTAN, Serretark.
.
INSITANCE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA, NO. 232 WALNUT
STREET.
'IIILADELP/ILA, Jial. 10, /870.
The Board of 'Directors have this day declared a semi
annual dividend of Ten Per Vent. out of thb profits of the
Company for the last six months, payable.: to the Stock
holders or theirlegai representatives on demand; trey of
all tax. • ' MATTHIAS MARIS.
jal.o-120 , SearetarY.,
OFFICE OF T.ETE' GREENWOOD
irr.7 Com. votirANY, 328 WALNUT STREET.
ICADELPHIA 'Jan. 6, 1870.
A dividend of Two Per (lent. has this day been de-
Moroi, pay,able on and after 16th inst. , free of State tax,
to Such Stockholders ;LB shall stand registered on the
boeks of the Company on 10th ins • -
Wi OBERTEUFFER,
jag 11 13 , , , • . Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE SPRING GAR
ngN INSURANCE COMPANY. OEl'lOE—
= LDING N. , W, vop,Ngx, SI)TII AND WOOD
STREETS. ' ' .
PuILADELPIftA, JanUarY 3, 1870:
The Directors have this day, declared a dividend of Six
Per Cent. out of the profits ot the Company for the ,last
six months, payable to the stockholders or their legal
representatives at the office of the Company on amid after
January 15th, 1870, clear of all taxes.
• JOHN A. PRY,
ja4-tu th 6'60 liCuelary,
==a=a
SPECIAL IOTILE . . i
,1- , -1_4...-.--........-...-a—
-ni,-...,,,_ .P,lt 0 VIDEN,T ,LtIF.EI ~ , ANI)I. , ‘TR UST
i 1...) crOmPA.kly, NO, 111 SOUTIT,POIIII,VI ST., • •
' • • - ' Putf,Auepitia; lat Mo. 11th, 1870 2
At the annual election held on the 10th instant, lii con
fortuity with the charter, the following named persons
were nnaulimousi y elected-Directors; of the Provident
Life and Trust Cotopany,foierre for three years : •
Samuel R. Shipley, , '[ 'Wtn:p..Longstret le * •
, • • , •' , • 'Richard Cectbury.,. '• ' , -,;
The following, DireettutehOld °t or .7
. Whiter Browp,,, ,-., ..: I. Henry I,leinee.: ,•,
Richard Wood,. .‘ - •`• ' Josint.' it.' Morris,
Williell' Iltiek(tr, . , Claw, F. °emu. . '
' . And at. a special 'nesting o,:tlic.llDartt of •Plrettorf , J o ' ll
this de y, the folloWing °Ricers were unanimously re
°l.t.ttql SAMITIOL R.' SVIPLIrS, Pr'esident'. ~'; ' ''' • '
" WILLIAM ( .• .ONOSTNETlL. , ViCe.rrerlitelit.
VW to th 03t0, • : '. _ROWLAND PARRY. Actuary.
.. _ .. ~ . ... . . . _ _ ... ...,
PHILADELPHIA A NI) TRENTON
1. 1 ...)" RA ILBOAp cola.p.h,„Ny. onim, 224 BODTIf
DEI,AW AltE*A ENUn. ,
" • . . ' pI.L
11ADV.1.1.111n, Jan. 10, 1870.
At lit anti ii,A ill&pting •of. the Stocicholdere, hold this
"ley, the fidltiwing gentlemen were noun imously 'Alecto , '
Directors for euhning year • • , . ,
DIRECTtiRS , , : ., ' ,
'Vincent ,1,, Bradford,. , . ,I,'lni O. ore'rena -, •
'William 11. Bert, , Benjamin Fish, ' • • ,
William 11. flutzmer. John M. Read.
Charles Macalester, •, • Ashhel Welch,
William S . Freeman, Albert W. lfarl:l6
AMA J. Fish, ' ' ' Itio.trgi.,,M: ihnllingq , .
And eta SIININUI , IIIt. IlAeting of the Board' of Dlijectore
Cho followtheoftirers weee uueninuntslY're•elertet ''
Premident—VlNCVNT L. BRADFORD. - • ' • . ,
Tl'efiEttlrer--.1, PA DICER NO KRIS. , , •
• Seeretury—JAMES monnt: Li,.
Assistant Seereter,y- , APLOYD 11. WHITE.
(Signed 1 - J. 1,101111Eht„
jail :10 ..Hoc:rut:try.- ,
10x. --- Al4l 4 lltliiA.N I;llii.i;f 7- liiiititt ANC E
COMPANY. S. E. 10011NER WALNUT 'AND
ItOURTJI STREETS. • . , - •
At theannual election by the Stockholders, hOld 'on
Itlonflay,,Junu WY 3, 1810, tint folloting- named' gerdle
won Were elected • : , .
TitusTErs.
Awza:lnkr wilitidiu, not, Al. cattAi,
(Som./go Nugent. Is liszlelio rect.'
Hon, Jalnt% Pollock* James L. Oleg - born.
Thoinpson, K. 'Bennett,
Albert Roberti, LOlll. Whllldin, •
.Philip B. Mingle,
.Irdm Wnitnnink George W. 11111,
er. • •
And at it mooting of stud Trustees - , held January 5, 110
oftlroris were 0 1i.,•0.,1 : ,
ALEX A NDE it IN' ii l LI.PI N. President.
GEOID; E N Vice President.
OtiN IL -WILSON, Secretary and Treasurer.
:101l
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE
U€?' COMPAN Y OF PIIMLAIIIi4NItIA, OFFICE
Nu. 4(10 WALNUT STREET
. .
At the Annual bleeting of the Stockholders of tile
COionany,,beht on the 10th dos - of Januar) . , the follms - -
lug geutleuani wt , - elected Directere for the•annning
F. lbatchford Starr, • Man if. ilrown,
Nalbro Frazier, , .1. L. Ettinger, •
lolui .Ai ~Atwood. ' Wnt .G. 'Mutton'.
Ilenj. F. rie(lick, Chas. IVlteeler, .. :
1
Jinni% L. Claghern, • . . Thomas 11.11.1outgetn , :ry,
George 11. Stuart, • James M. Act tsett
At a meeting of the Boan of Div:clot% held this day
F. Ratchford Starr wait 're-elected .President. and
Thonnts H. Mowiginuery yieelected Vine-. President.
: jalltu 111 ..iA . A LEX. W. WlSTEU.Secretarf.
IV EItC. , .If A N TI3 '. Val). -- TIT Ft
sinquanigoting of the _Unruh:tuts' Fund will bd
lied itt the Rooms of the Board of Towle, No. .506 Chest.
nufstroetsOU TUESDA I. A FTERNVON,January frith,
at 4 67clock. wlivn the annual report- will lA* Rributiltt,l,
and an election held fur (Miners tool Maangers. .
jaltitis§ wm. xi. BACON, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL 3IEETIN 0- OF 1 211. Y,
Corporatorg awl' Stot klielders of THE CONTI
NENTAL 1.1.0 T EL, COM CANT, for the clec tion of Mail'
tigers, and the'traneactiffit of such other b115i1t , .1.4 as ume
be brought before them, will be held on ',MONDAY;
January 17;1570, at 12. o'clock Itl ,in Parlor 11.. at tie%
ilotPl. . . ,
0,10 tt' .1, SERGI:A.I%IT PRICE., Secretiry,
•
10THE ANN UAL M. HETI N G OF THE
. b . row ri hut orieto tip , . House of Ile fn ze will be held
ma MiEliN ESHAV, the 12th day of Jan natY•7l t 4 o'llotk
P. Id ~. at No. 109 N. Tenth•street. a letyo Arch.
'Tile 10111110 rePett bf tile Board of MA iptgerA will 1,,f
twbulitted anti sat civet iou Aril) Le hold for ofli, , vrs
nottlaig , rb, to 5.. r% t , for Ow rn9Ating y car.
DDI.E, ScrrOArr •
.lAxrA:ltTlalil. •• ' ' • 137-Si
ir• - • OFFICE or I'llE GitEEIW(/(J1)
COAL COMPANY, NO. M. WALNUT 81211%
PutiAinci,rum..brin3ry 4th. WU.
The Atitittal 151. thong 4,1" UtuclOwhiore of :'tltfY
Company, , Ithd utt tierti44l for-Dim:lo/ - 1w nerve for tb,
vtutti tot yrur,'tlil I 'behlht tbrirolflce,en TCEriDA V,
the it.O. ii ~ at I o'clQrk P 31:
W.C. ()DEBT/M . )1'1:1i,
jai 81115171 i , StorretAry.
"NATIO,IIAL BAIK O 1 COM
utY MERCY.
ile:. , :f. , rnher 10. 1342,
The A r.n fug Eloet ion for Directoro will let held at th'
hanklu house i.n THURSDAY „Hu, 1.10 41ny of January
next. betne, u the Lours of JO A. M. awl 2 P. M.
kIJtJaLI JOHN A. LEWIS.
1.3 F. ANN ['AL :SIEETING OF
tha V4hlt Oak Oil Corunxiq will
he held ou Tlir ItSPA the Pith day of Jan.,1•470. at II
A. H., No. 423 W,iittit htrt.et .
. ' S. Mont/
IA XL AnY ti,1870. • secr•tar 1.
oz. ()FYI(' F, OF THE LOCUST
MOUNTAIN' COAL AND IRON' etilit PA .
I'ILILATii.3.I•IIO,.3 7,1:170.
The annual meeting or ow imtiailluildt.re of the Locti.,t
.711iitnitaiti Coal aiol. Iron Company w ill 1,0 held at the
office id Th. , Com ,any. South Third et reel .on
3tONII4Y .1 he 7th day of rigiruary at 12 M., wion
an election will he held lot cis ii Director,,, to nerve far
the inoming
The irannfer Inerkg will be closed for lift en Jaya prior
to the day. of nail elect
EDWARD I'iNVAIN,
:alt `feel + tat y.
n-. FOURTH N ATIONAL BANK, O.
7:13 ARCH STREE'I. - •
PUMA DFLPHIA. Dec. 11, H 6.
Thhannn;lelectionof the. Director 4 of 1116 11:ink will
I,e ifr4fl on TUESDA Y. Januttcy 11, bid,, between L.!
o clock M. and Y n'cluck. P. M.
E. B. MOODY, '
Itcl3•3otf, Ca4tier.
,1V ILLS ONITHALNIIC 110SPI,
above Eighteenth ittr,et.
°put daily at 11 A. 91. fur treatment of dkeases of the
eye.
ATTENDING FA:At:EON:
Dr. Thomas George Morton. NO. 1421 Chestnut stru,t.
i - 141TING :
Albert IL Smith. No. 313 South Broad street. •
.10bn C. Silvery, No. 432 Walnut street.
11. R. Lippincott, N. W. corner Twentieth and Cherry
streets. dete,wtts
THE ANNUAL MEETINI OF. THE
Indigent Widmer' and Single Woninn's Society
to be held at the ASYLUM. Cherry. below Eighteenth.
on THURSDAY. the 13th of January. at 12 o'clock.
Report to be read and services conducted by 4 12 , 1 v.
Richard Newton, D. D. de2.l 2t.k,i3.13`s
OFFIOE OP THE 1 4 :51J , LHE cOp-
PR COMPANY , :12t WALNUT STREET .
PHlLAJanuary 7. 1 , 170..
Na.-tha is la.reby given that an Instalment of fAn
Mita un eaenand every bliare of the ,apital btuck uf th,
Empire Curper (omp:air will) , du , and payable at the
office of the . No. VI Walnut. El treot. Pliilaulel
plda. on .1! before 11 Elliii.:±:DAY. January 2.; lust. 1.1:;
order of the Mara. M..II.IIOF.VAIAN.
. • . . _ .
.
pi] mt.;§ Tr,a,up,r.
ru. OEF ICE II I , :C FA VEit or TAX ES.-
PHILADELPHIA: .Tau.lo. 15;•0..
To TAN: PAY rrt4 : The bool:. for the receipt of Tuxes
for e104i ,, 1 on the 16th inst., and all bills 1,,
inainlng unpaid w 11l be placed in hands o f Collect or.,.
•
and their costs added in accordance with -late.
J 0. M. ML
.N E
LOY.,
th 2t Iteeeher of Taxei.
THE ANN UAL MEETING OF TH E
Contributors of the Cluldren's Ho. pitoi will be
held at the llosp`tal, Twenty second serer, above
I,newit, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 4 O'Clak P. 31. jall.3t:
ju. UNION 'BERVICES:•:--"THE CON
grogationk of the - Calvary, -Wiest Spruee Strcet
lid the Second Presbyterian Churches will it Ad union
tiers iITFI every eveninghis week. 7?,, o'clock. On
Theiiday and Saturday or \Vast Bpm:a Street Chun+.
On 'Wednesday and Thursday atfladvary Cl!ur6h. and on
IN-Iday at thi. SPel-)1111 Cluireli. All are invited.'
COLE BROOKDALE It A ILIV)A1)
Lt€" COMPANY, OFFICE 227 SOUTH FOURTH.
STREET
'PHILADELPHIA., Delt:2"/, 1869.
The miniml meeting of the ; ,, tockholders of this Coln.
puny will be held at their °nice, on the 17th day of Juno-
Cry. 1870, at 1.30 o'clock: P. N.. at which time an election
will be held for President and six 'Dire:ton+. to serve for
the ensuing' year. 7 DAV/D.J.
dc•27fia 17l
n— M OSEL EM RAILROAD COM
PANY.—Tho annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Moselem Railroad Company will he held at tho
°thee of thr PliilittlalPhia and itoutinuf ',Railroad, Coin.
pony, No. 22/ bouth , Fourtir street.'Philadelphia, on
MONDAY,' January 17th, MN. at 2 o'clock P. P. at
which time a President and six Directors will he elected
to nerve tip; the Stipl.PV.g YN , K•
de3/041 . 1§. • .i ,W.?A. 081.111JfIteSectetnrylit
OTI CE.-0 EPIC E BUCK MOUN
'XA IN .Cid.M, COMPANY.—PHILAnELIIt;n, Jan.
tot, 1370.—The owtnal meeting of the:fßockholders of
the:Beck Cdifivinuy oral bo hold at thO
Office of the Company, No. 320 Walnut street. on W ED-
N ESDA Y, second day of. Irebruary next, at 11 o'clock
1(1. And an election for.SEVEN. AIRECTO RS, to servo
the en 8 uinfit ho hold on theitime day, between
the'lionri, - of 11 A. ata 2P. M. • '
jal s GO] T. 11. TROTTER, Secretary.
OFFICE OF PICILAFIEL
kr 'DMA AND GRAY'S FERRY PASSENGER
RAILWAY COMPANY, Twenty-second street. ho
Spruce.. ,„
' • ' • I'HILNDELPHTA, 1i39.
The Annual 'Meeting of the Stockholders and (Jibe
tion for President, six. Directors end Treasurer will he
held at this cdhce, on T 11 4, ESDA1C,
_Jan. 13, 1870, ay 14
• • hils.rudh.o4lB§ ; • F GROSS FRY, Pixleident.'
OFFICE OF THE PENNS VI,
YANIA -COMPANY FOR INSURANCES ON
LIVES AND=GRANTIIiO", ANN UITIICW4 3O Walnut
PHILADELPHIA, Dec.,3•l,
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of tkis Com
pany will take place ut their. office, N 0.304 Walnut
street, on MONDAY; the 17th day , uf3Unuary,lol7o, at 12
o'clock M., and at the same time an election be hold
for thirteen Diiectora, to servo fOr the entitling ).ear.
de3ltjalG* IVILLIAM 71. GILL, Actuary.
R
G E B' AND WOBTENHOLDVB
lA, POCKET KNIVES, PEARL and STAG HAN.
LILES of beautiful nish; RODGERS' and WADE It
BUTCHER'S and the CELEBRATED. LECOULTE
.
RAZOR SCISSORS IN OASES of the finest quality.
Razors. Knives, Scissors and Table Cutlery, ground and
polished. EAR INSTRUMENTS of the most upprovod
construction to assist the, hearing,- at P. MAME MA'S,
Cutler andSnrgicallrstrumentMaker,ll Tenth street
below Chestnut. myl4l
N VAITSTOICE 67 , :=142 IfL — STRO SIN;71::
_LA bbls, prime Wltito Spirita of Turttentine, now land
ing from stoanu from Wilmington, II 0., and
tot wile by COCIIRAN SS; E ‘5, CO., 11l Oliestutit
street.
• ~~
=MEE!
CUTLERY.
COI ARTNEitsiiii;:
, HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I_l th's Binned ptiftnershlp haretefere existing be•
tweon Richard I). Wood, Josiah Bacon, Benjamin V.
Marsh, LeW in W. Hayward, Henry Henderson, /diehard
- Wood and Sandie! D..Dedwin t .under thafirm of Wood,
Marsh,idomro, &VOA tog,'lkditOtt IWO daf by Its own
limitation; r P
The bUsinesti wlll.,Deittatitiesif at ~ A O9 rilarkot street,
Pm LA nmenis , December 31st, 130.
T I M ITED
"
414 .errDira'herebegivejlettcetttine , they 'have ente'red
into a limited partnership, agreeably to the lawn of
1 , 141)1 , 4411111a retatinglo 'halted partnership.
That the mime or firm under which said partnership is to
he conducted. is wog). mAnkiiie II&X-,W AB iti),,& Cl).
That am general thittleehrthe.litiaineili; Intended to he
transacted Is the Dry Goods and Notion Jobbing hue'''.
liens. • That the names of all the general and special part
bete/ nterested thgroin aro Benjamin Harsh, podding
• ob . West- Walnut .LanatHerniiintowif,'Goiterel , Partner ;
Lewis W.^Hayward, residing at No. 243 South Eighth
'street. (teneral, Partner; Henry Henderson, residing on
View street. tqltill, .4 °Aural Vartner ; Richard
ood, rekbl lint at-No. 7121, rob stireet, Cholera' Partner ;
Samuel I'. Godwin, residing at No. 913 Pine street,
General Partner, and Josiah Bacon,' residing at No. 411
Marshall atreet,'Specialkaittnor, - .
That the ationtit c• apita I cd .by the po.;jaj
partner. Josiah Bacon, to the common stock, is fifty
thousand dollars.
That the 'period" at which said partnership is to com
mence AS the Met day et•Pecetnlmre A. D 1009 aitid the
period at which it will terminate Is the 3let - day
ctraber, A. 11.,1 , 370,
JOSIAH IJACON,
Partner.
111 N.YAMIIIt N TIAII.BII,
1.F.W18 Yr HAY WARD,
HENRY lIRNIIRSON,
ItICIIN RD WOOD.
;''.Etivattrici, e v..Goi>vi
', lti,-
terwral Partners.
• ].l utg
IMITED PARTNERSHIP,
The enbseribers hereby, giro tottica f they have
' entered luto a limited partnership tinder the provielons
of the nets of AsiieniblY of taw Commonwealth of Penn •
ay lvania in such caeca wade and provided, upon the tot
lou ink terms :
Eirt-The name of the flint under which Raid partaftr
nhip Alan he'. ontisitioted ftrEDININ L. 111INTZER, Ja.
,Stcond-The priers' nature of dhe,butineso intended
to be transacted io tlint of roreign and Domestic Fruit
nod Product , business, Maid huaineee to ho carriod on iu
tho city of Philadelphia.. •
Thi,d-The nainu oL thegoneral partner Is EDWIN L.
MINTZER, do.- who residel at, No. 24,1 .Bouth Third
lamed:in the city Of Philadelphia', and the harem of the
•special partner le HARDING WILLIAHS,eiyho
at Nu. IWO North Tenth r strtOt, in the citY,of
Footle-The amount 'of Capital' enniributo,.l by the
raid epaulet partner, HARDING WILLIAMS, td the
common atocn of raid , firm, to ten -thousand dollars
0810,0 l) in goods aud inerchatallso, duly approbted by
AV ILLI AM D. I)UNLAP, an 'Appraiser appointod by
the Court of Common , YIPZig Pit." the . e6uhty of
Philadelphia far said purpoiw, maid tipprebsentent ,
eo Made, showing the nature and value-theroof, has boen
duly filed in the oflire of 'the Relforilet of Dei.4 , 10 tor the
city nod county of Philadelphia. '•
Fitts-Said partnership is to raintricnee on the Bth day
of Deceniber. P.O. and la to terminate, t, the tilt day of
December, '
EDWIN L MINTZER., 'Jet.,
General . Meitner.
HARDINti WILLIA4,I3.
deioj:l6ll Hperitlyertiter. ,
_.SII:II4C av i..44ALC E .
The Itllfirniflitlefi fortliPll ' Pertioir
ship; in tiffslrfiflOra 3% Mk the lane of the Stato'of Pen
syklinta, on the following terniov '
Tlo , name of the firm 14 FRANK ct STAiViTOII.Thy
ssolural nature of the buoihes. WO/flail tie irAllialei , l
IS the wholekvile Queens:wore linednesS, to he'rarrva on
in the city .of Philadelphia. Tint tienerai . Part nara , ik r ,
iSOLOSION FRANK tssiliffor tiflrth,
btrert In said C i liAlifiES.U. STRETCH,
rtl, k blin at No. 'MI detier,ion ate set. in Van"' city; and
the Spode) Partner is IbRARL H.' WALTER, re,Ahltna
ot No.C.4eJ Marshall street, lis said rite. Tho amount of
'eatiltul contributed the said Spei..":4l
ISRAEL 11. WALTER. to the Collation stock or said
trim Twenty Thousand Uollanc.tn grocela curd ni*rrlta n
dive. duly appralee4 Williaot Plensoso appraiser op
poitib.il by the Court of Comnion Pleas for Inertly .onil
•coonty of Philadelphia for that porpoise". Yi ttfeli appraile•
merit's° made, ehtriting the tilora and rolne of sand
goods tool wertitaudire, has been duly recanted la tho
office of the Itecorder of . Peed, for sa,bl city Olaf count y .
The Partnership to to iffillillietlCO Ott'titan day of
January, A. D. 1570, and terminate On •tb.- thlrlY-fleet
~fa)' of fieeetnlier, A, It, iS72. .
. . SOLDMON
(0-1,, , ral Partner.
criAnT,Fs :-Turrycn.
• tic horal Partner.
Sit AUL U.WA
501 Sneeial Partner.
t .
DE EWA'. AND ' CON TIN !JAN CE OP
Ll111T.E1) PA fiTN LUSH" P.-The solsectihrro
;i+; : et , y etre 11 , ,t1C1. that they' have renewed and' an
t the Mottled, Porto erela p Itqrer.l u pon and esiOded
into by them on the thirty-flr7t oaY of lice 'tuber, A. D.
and which will evpire . the thirto.rirvt day o f
December, A. recorded In the °fin rir recordlog
deeds. Sc..for floret:)• and comity of Plitlaitielphis, in
Itoolt P. 'V ff., No 1. page under tl,' Idol boon,
of 4,t A ..voilb! t of fhb Commonwealth of thin
a)ivania, in smelt f/f/50.4 OlfltSO and provided: tall renewod
and , mitn, oed E n til Ilafaititp Ir Oil; /Oath' irititugt :110,1113173-
lion or alteration of the term, an 1 (LIN of 1,1 I
original limited perbier.liip, eNeept av to the nits c-.,
of one of the eeperal Fir's., r., }DOM AS C. ELSH,
temov ed .* to No. 142. Sot th. l'itteenth 'afoot, in the
rite of Philadelphia-a,s tollog;. :
r -T name of the Urn, 11-r n- itch l aof
ti oned and removed ViittllVlAltiti it , OI.IW/ls.ll i.
SHULTZ A ELSE. .
gem intuit:
betratscittFdis mbar Of if n ) ,g, I,lli f 11 , ,ar and
tqlott. ; to be, cairied , on in the iiiy of
Third-The mime. of the general part tier. tire;. WAL
TER F. n hit i f -s f ,las at s fr e er ! sar d ,,t,
in the city of Philadelphia. and TIitIMAS C. NI.SE.
liorei,ide. at No lICi North F OW/ strr.ft, it/ if,
tit) Of Philadelphia - •rid the mime of tho etieHal
partner 'IMAM r-vldee at the Union
lintel. No. 319 Arch htreet. la the city of Pli il.o..lphi .
11 , 01 , 1i--'ll ,ill4/1111i of C.101:11 1.1)411 oper.int part
Te.r. it IRA:kJ Dlltiffhl E. o riginally Loots-dint-1 in mho
rommoo stock of said part uer-lii p n.so trti Malta ‘Il I
flOiliar11( 614 ..( 0 0(0). paid in tomb. to {not vt hereof how
pp :1 to or within-anti 1:y .at , l,rtner,lllltAM
DitooE E. loit the avow s till noilimirde lied 3s
part-"f tin VOlallion stork of ~.52.± pazl urteb fp,.iu
pOasO. , iotl Of tail Oaruural part 11'N.
Elf th-S:lia reuowcd auto t °minuet! partnership is to,
rommonce Oti ibc :hill) -find iiii) of December, A. D. 1341.
niol I. to terminate on the thirlY -first Is) of De.'etobet
A-. 1.572. AV F. SIICLI7..
THOMAS C.
td,.neral Partner.:
II !RAM IiIIOOK.E.
den f 6t5 Special Partner .
NI" DT ICE DELIMITED PAII'NERSIII P.
.1" 1 1 -The wile.eribet , hare MIS fI3V form-it a limited
partneriship, according to the prig, ivirnes of (Ise a.,:t of
A ewnibl yof Mardi lit, PSVi. eat / tied An art relative t ,
limited partnerildpv." an , t it. it supplements, the
tenni , of n blob Air , its foltowis
1. The name of the !Inn under wldel, said partnership
shall be eimilucted is. JAM ES U. VAN t; .t co.
2. The general nature of the iflif.lifirsl to be,
tram:acted is the Intone,. of 1,11) amt and .1 fill Hard •
11 are
3. fil; only General Portlier. are; JAMES M. VANCE,
re , ,i,fing at No lw:Y . .fiiirar,l Zii ill the i'ity of Philti
delritiii. and W 111.1. C. PETERS. a °siding at No.
tin Wood street .in said , dr and the 0 0 1 Y SP"olal Pert
nor Is 1.1 EN.11.1 - D. LANDIS, reviding at Orlt - nut Hal,
lit on hz,,iner) county, tat., to of Penney lyalda.
4. The amount of capital contribut,..l to the common
stock by Saul Special Partner I. fv...',a,Ouci in Plods.
'f hi , OPT fill at which said p a rtner.diip tr / f 3 o / o ne iu,
is 110. Ord du) of.1`•71). nut tee period at which
it di 11l teanlitlate is the 31.41 day o f D t .c4 1 1 70.
. JAMES It, VANCE,
Alt C. PETERS,
General Ptirtiierv.
HENRY O. LANDIS,
Special Partner.
Pit ILA 101T.P/i I A . Tier. )!, 1 , 11.
(101' A ItT. N E1:81111. =TH E triCl)l 4 :ll-
ER—
`J SIGNED have .thlwlay formed d'apartnerithip for
cii s hipment o f Coal, owe tirin MEP
CORDON .f CO ., at NO. 3 . .t.9 'Mout - '
GEORGE S. REPPLIER,
N. P. Ciitc.CON.
U. A..
Jrtritihry
LIJ T i JOPAR Elt
IP heretofore vxbdinir .1111.1 ,, r litlll4 of CALD
WELL. GORDON & CO.,at Philadelphia itiol New York,
and ntTJALL. CALDWELL A. ht itntitOit, thii
dardltholve4.l by mutual tonsedd. Either'pArtv will
do bondatiou. N.
• F. A. nALL,
N. P. GORDON,
14, IL' YOUNG,
PU ILA ILEIPit , Vecelabor 3Lleed.
,
ITHIE IThPERSIONED. HAVE' PORIWED
, a enpailnorldilp Under the stylti of HAL'', ItIItK
LIU di (10..8nd nill continw.tht , Coal buelnee4 at No.
lit State etreut, Wotan, and 112 Walnut street: Philadel
phia.. F, A. HALL ,
E. It. nur.xY
PII lI,A DEL MITA,: S:111111111 I. 1870.
Noti OE IS' lIE REBY orVEN' THAT
'tinder the terms of the articles of COpartriership
of FurbEit, WEAVER COMPANY; of the city of
inanufaeturera of Atop), and Cordage, the
inferent Iltlit.AEL WEAT.63I, in Paid firm will tor
initiate: Oa will also said tqmarrnbrillip, upon and after
the tiro . ' day of January, 1870.
EDWIN
. ,
rill:1E UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE
_I that they have this 'day formed a Copartnership
tinder ,the Jinn of El/WIN 31, EIT.LtEit COMPAN ,
and will conduct their 'business' as ntatinftwturera of
Dope and' Cordage at the old Hltuid, Nog. 28
ter ntrecl. and 2?, North 'Delaware ,avenue t rltiludelpitia,
EDWIN 11, FrrLytt,
CONRAD F. cLuTirma,
jaltoft a to tit lit§
NOTICE -THE (ThI)ERSIGNT.I3 HAVE
formed a Conartnership under the kyle 011/RAPER .
/OUGLAS, and will continue the Stationery and
Blank Book business of Jah. 11, pry 4011 C bon, at the, old
titatill, No. S North Sixth xtroot.. • •
T.. DRAPER.
A. Ill:I - Ira-LAS.
,
lIILADELrittA, January 10, 1137 C 4t
4 + 4
1 Co . i s this aiky (113Robred lay nititual consent, Mr.
TuEOVOREJ: VETTRIIVEIN retiring. TV tiiiint-iri
ill'bo continued by the rob:tilting partners', under the
saute firm It. VETTERT,EIN.
TH. J VETTERI,,EIN:
• B. T. VET TgRLEIN,
• PZZADELPIIIA ' , Jan. 8, 1878. jaB6t'
3iitonor 10870
OF WILMER,UANNELb '.%
T' i C I O E . i l s i‘ t i lVday dissolved• by mutual ocittsent. The
business of the Dna wilt be Bottled by the late partners,
ut242 Chestnut street.
J. RINGGOLD 'wiLmEn,
ri:W.c.ANNELL.
~ . -, JOHN LARDNER
PIIII•ADELPIITA rpee: 310_469
MUSICAL
BALLAD Silk 1,b,1
Tyllo lin
irjENRY G. THU,NDER, 230 S. FOITIOEi
I street.' Piano, Organ and Singing,in blues or pri
vat!) leeeons. . • ' no.S.tat.tiva-dni*
Q.T.G. P. 7 IiONDIIiELLA,, TEACHER (iir
Sintritigr, Private lessons and elastics Weide
MS S. Thirteenth street.• • ,
tti
NA . VA - I.I — STOUItB7--NB —. ROSIN'
Bo bias. Tar, 00 1)148.‘f lff Pitch, 203 IMlfr. prima,
Whitt , Spirits Tuypentino. Now landing from .stoatnot
Pioneer, from W slmington, N. 0. awl' for Halo d by
VOULI*AN, IttMSELL & (.10„ dlw6tuut •roet.
EiZt=Zl
T BISHOP.'
33 Sopth NinoteMith eti•efet
HIRhJy Xateresting fitattstled.
The Titusville Iletatd ftirnislies the.follow
ing very interesting report of operations in tbe
Oil regions fin the month uding pecember
31st lbar •
'
Tnw PIiODNIVUM
There was, a very general decrease in the
iproduction of the old districts; during;' the
period limier' review, and in two of the"th the
falling off lA/v.:m[l4%ll,K l Tliisf figge/gato tle
crease in the,:•ol tlbitrichiwalafrut 0011419
nets daily gfeaterthi.tilin increakrof alSetitl;oo
barrels which took.plittenri the newer districts
at Tidioute, on Upper ClAerryytin and along
the Allegheny river south oP-Franklin:, The'
average daily . prOduction, a t e :obtaitied.:lrom
the difference between the §tedilslield OnAlte
hist days of December and January, and the
shipments meantime, was 12,844 barrels
against 13,317 barrels; the daily average for
November. The principal decrease occurred lu
the Pleasantville district, and ,amounted to
about 240 INtriele, daily: It was caused by the
oil having been nearly exhausted from parts of
• the territory during the preceding' three months,
by the use of powerful pumping apparatus,
the application of which we alluded to . in: our
report for October. In the districts along
Oil Creek the falling oil was general, and on
the territory in the vicinity of Charley and
Nhaffer runs the decrease was about 130 bar
rels. On Cherry Tree run there was also a
considerable decrease, and on Church run and
in the Pithole and Bean farm districts, as well
as in the West Hickory district, the daily pro
duct was less by thirty to fifty barrels.
In but two districts—on Upper Cherry Run
and along the Allegheny river at Parker's Land
ing—there was a material increase. In the
former district the increase reachetPaboltt It O&
barrels'daily, and the latter about :300 .barrels.
The daily product of this distild,
to 1,000 barrels during each of thirty-one days
in December. At Tidioute there was a marked
enlargement during the last half of the month,
but dming the first half there was a decrease,
so that the average for the month was not more.
than 100 barrels daily in excess of that for No
vember.. The total yield if this district at the
close of Deceniber was about 1,300 barrels per
day. •
!rnis nEvin.ormENT ..s.:ND TERRITORY.
The development . during December was
characterized by fewer wells being struck than
the average during the preceding months of
if , tl9.- • At Tidioute, however; one of the largeSt,
wells obtained during the year was struck.
This well was producing 220 barrels daily at
the dose of the month. ,On Upper Cherry
run there were ten Wells struck, the product of
which ranged from twenty-five to seventy-five
- barrels, anti in the district first named four
wells • were struck, with a like range in the
yield. At Parker's Lauding and vicinity a
number of important wells, Avore slrock47ltitic
the product of none of them te.rtectede'd
the barrels daily. Besides these, others of less
importance were struck in different districts.
There was a considerable Increa4in. the nip,
her of wells in process of drillinethintirnbii
on January Ist being eighteen irf excess of
•-•;,' that on the first day of the previous month. As
compared with the number drilling on January
Ist, I&#9, that on the same day of Is7o shows
a decrease of fourteen.
There were no additions' of importance
made to the producing territory during Decein
ber excepting at Parker's Lauding, in Which
liT; knOWI4 producing lands were ex
tended about one mile in length:',
'rfif: stocri.
Contrary to general expectation the increase
in the stock during December was = inconsider
able, having amounted to but about 2,0011 bar
rels. The total stock on January Ist was 340, 7
100 barrelti, againstlll7,lioo on the Ist day 0(
November, arid 2C4 4 ,600 oh. January ; Ist, 1E439.
In the stock on the Ist inst., were included the
amounts in iron tanks, at the wells, 'and those
in the tanks of shippers, refiners and pipe
transportation companies. . The last named
stock amounted to 2, - ),200 barrels, and was lo
cated at 'the following points auedistricts : At
Tidioute, 1,000 barrels ; at Miller, 400 . : at 'll
tusyille, 4.500: at Petroleum 'entre, 1,500 : at
Pithole, 7,000; on Upper Cherry nth, :;,t;01);
on Bull run, 500; on the Story fartn. :;‘)0 : att
Oil City, 1,500; at Rynd farm, 2,000; and en' .
Cherry - tree run, 3,200 bane Ls.
The above stock seas larger on the Ist inst.
than at any other time in either Isg:s o r isi;9,
' THE SIIIPMENT• 4 .
The total shipment of crude equivalent of
barrels of 4:; gallons each during December,:
reached about :;55,100 barrels. The shipment
to Pittsburgh was heavier than during, any.
previous month hr the year, aggregate of
lu4,arlit barrels. Of this amount 124,500 bar:
rels were moved by water. To
,Cleveland tine
quantity moved was about one-half as great as
the average for p.m other 111°0th-slit
The shipment of refitted Was':'4oo barrels.'
less than that for November. The, falliag off
seas occasioned by some of the refineries having
been closet).
.„
The total Shipment for the year reached
4,054,000 barrels of 45 gallons. against 3,707,-
000 barrels in lst;S, and 2,905,000 in 15.07,
"111 E PRICE
At the Leginning.gthe•rtionth was .weak,and
sales were eflected thiriiii,rtlie first 'brio days at
$3 23 at Miller and Titusville, aml at $5 ou
the LoweiTreek. There was then- a' steady
decline to $5,,00, at which quotations remained
steady during& ,feik• days. '_Subsequently the,
market broke and became panicky, and prices
receded,rapidly nbtil Utn .2-Stb, when saeral
lots changed 11:sials on the Upper Creek at
$4 10, and on the Lower Creek at $4 10 to
$4 20. From these fi ,, ures the-, local " bar:
element adratieed qnotations dining the last
three days by moderate purchases; and on the
asst sales were made nt Miller andTitusrille at
$4 20, and at $4 40 on the Lower Creek.
A THRILLING INDIAN ADVENTURE.
Two Men liilled—Miro.calotis Escape of
the Third.
On Thursday last three men, ?oicKenna, Mc-
Allister, and Wentworth, of Company K, Se
cond Cavalry, went out from this post hunt
ing. Night overtaking them near the ent ra.nce
to La Prelle Canon; iitteou'rniles'from here,
they turned into., a 'secluded glen, stationed
one of their number to watch, and the other
two made down their bed and went to sleep.
side by side. About:Midnight, belugwold,
the watchman made ,a , 'tire.' Fatal' mistake.
Soon after this he lay down by the side of his
comrades, doubtlesB not intending, to goo,
sleep. One' of ;his etiinrade. Wentworth)
awakening for a moment, warned him of his
imprudence, but received an assurance -that
all was well, and again fell asleep: It is pro
bable the sentinel did the same.
A few , minutes after ward a terrific discharge
of lirearin from: every side of ,theslecpent; in
such close proximity that the powder trarned
. their. faces, proved the fully.of their watcher's
feeling of security. Quo of the men, McKenna,..did not movea ball had pierced life teMple,
another his heart,. and four, had entered; his.
breast. Death itself had succeeded its counter
feit. McAllister spraegup'with .a, Single! 0;4:
clamation, and fell back dead, pierced by a
' dozen bullets. Went Worth;, who , was slimp.
ing between the trite, was not scratched.
Being a man of great nerve. and mutat': oiCtiel
nonce with the Indians, his plane were in
stantly matured, and hs quickly ' , executed.,
Seizing his pistol as he slipped from the side of
his dead comrades,he shot the Indian. Who , con
fronted him as lie rose ;• jumped over his pros
trate body; knotiked down the next .one in his'
path with the butt of the weapon; dodged the
rest ; sprang in among the ponies, from which
the savages had MsMounted, and running
through the herd, gained the creek, and under
, coVer of its frienly , bushes escaped his
,pur-,
suers; and tante barefeiot oVer•the yiggedrOults
and prickly, pears to the post. • •
On receipt of the information the cempany
instantly ~proceeded' to the place, and found
the bodies as be had describeil, but; Strange' to.
say, neither scalped nor mutilated: ; Stranger,
still, theirwins, ammunition, overcoats, sad
dles and bed-blankets were all there undis
turbed. One, of theirlaorses had. been shot and
left; the other three were taken off by the In-•
(homy,— (14c,veratc keadcr, •
GROCERIES, LlQUOliel,iiiJ.
Almeria, and datawba Grapes.
BLth' qUALITY RAISINS.
F, l , • : 7 1
Almond*, Wendt*, Or e anges, Figs,
Prunes, Citron, Currants, &c., &o.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FINE 'GROCERIES,
; g
' ALI3ERY.C. ROBERTS: - .
Vorner;.*Eleveith aid ., Vine Streets,
ff.gati - 901 7 /COT T AND -7 13Pretlli
./ 1 1 Salmon, Tongues and Sonnds, in prima order, just
received and for sale at COUSTYI3 East •End (Jr e
No. 118 South tiecond street. below Cheetunt 'Arcot " . "
.
KURE 8210.E8, GROUND AND WHOLE
4Pcn.e.-Unabill,„ .blitidard by the. potfiectrssebmlcts
to.iwinevand crab. Apple Vlnegitr for Tickling
atom, and for sale at COGI3T I'S East Eod Grocery, No.
imßouth Heeond street, below Chestnnt street.
1 4 ,1641.2V:TC0G ER.--400 POUNDS
0 • cholco Green Ginger' in etoro and for salout
COUSTY'S East .Lud , Cirooory, No. 118 South Soeond
street, how Obeilti4l.otrOOt,
QOUPO Jr fr 0, PEA, 1110011
baingpf Boston Club blanufao
trtreVond bri Ma
ne st' rtlefek for pic-nles and sailing
partiro. For sale at (JOUST rs East End Grocery, No
lld South Sedithit ittort..lofolif Chestnut street.
W ITE * ERAND Y FOR PRESE'R
—A choice's/1100v "PM received and for ode at
CMJSTY'S East End .4rocery, No.llB South Second
street, below Chestnut street.
GUIDE
Fj3.0.8 T X,EAX/3111P, TAILT/1
DIRECT.EIAILINCITIIOMICACIT PORT EVERT
Wednesday and Saturday• ,-, : .
jy , BOAI PINE STRR£ T
;, • :, • AND LONG - WHARF/ BOSTON. '
FROM PAILAUXLPIIIA FROM ilosTos.
,/t ON A N,4igtani py,, Jan. 1 IR 01PIAAI, Saturday,lawl
‘SAxON, i l indnesday, 4 ' ". 8 ARIES,' Wednaltday, " 6
NORMAN, Saturday," 8 ROMAN,Saturday, 4 ' 8
A RIES, Wednetday .: ' 4 ' 12 SAXON, WedheadaYf " r 1 2
ROMAN, Saturday, " 13 NORMAN, Saturday," 16 i
SAXON, WednNalay " 19 ARIES, Wirainesday, " 19
NORMAN, Saturday," 22 ROMAN Saturday " 22
A HIES, Wednesday, " 28 SA XO.N,Wedneaday, " 26
Roil 4 4, , „ 6 4 t ar t" 4%4 , 4 o a biai N I . ifiltallar" , 4 ,19
TheretiltetWhhartat . putratittfly: rrbiglit Maud
ev,ry day.
Pri6ightfPrwari.edrimoril'lrsZel'4 i
y„,, treight ti .. R0M.06 (fi t
, aoc ORS.
APPLY to . HENRY' W 1 risoß & CO.,
._,,. 318 Salta; 1181a8gArar4veuces, .
biificiiiiit ' PritA," ' Itidifirol4D - - AND
1. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE.
nutuutiii,vawumkt, t ier vain sown
EVERY SATCTRpAY t pI.A9 . 42n, from FIRST WHARF
• . •
elxtre lARKLT Street.
THROUGH BATES to all points in North and South
Carolina via Seaboard Air-Line Railroad, connecting at
Portsmouth. and to Lynchburg, Va., frettanatuilis ahcithe
West via Virginia and Tennessee Air-Line and Woke
mond and. Danville Railroad.
Freight 'HANDLED BUT ONCE r andtaxinaLtEiV/28:
RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE.
The regularity,safety and cbeapnesti 9f, this rontt
commend it to the public moat 404'4. 1 013.0d1Atti
for carrying every deseripttda of freight:
No charge for commission, or any expense fOl
transfor.
Steamships insure at loWest ristea, 4 X • -
Freight received DAILY.
.WILLIAM p.,..OLVDE CO.
No.l2ltonth .W tiarves and 'Piet' Noz -I-NOtth Wharves.
W. P. PORTER Agent atßichmond and City Point.
T. CKO WELL 4 CO.Agents Norfolk;
111Effirhi ln— i - :
L A D fi THERN
MAIL STEAMS/11P CUIPANY'S..REGULAII
E EOM ti VEEN : STREET ,V.M.A.IIF.
The .TUNIAT'A' will sill for NEW ORLEANS, vie
Havana. on Tuesday. Jan. lath, at k A. 11.
The YAZOO will sall from NEW ORLEANS,' via
HAVANA,on Saturday,Jan. 1501.
The TOAAWANDA will sail for SAVANNAH on
Saturday, Jon. 15. at o'clock A.. 51.
The WYOMING .Waf iteit Min 'SAVANNAH on
Saturday, Jan. 15.
The,PIONEE It will sail for WILHINGTON, N. 4:1,,t,
Saturday. Jan. 22. et 6A.
Through bills of lading' signed, and I:teenage tickets
sold to all points South and West.
BILLS of LADING SIONFiD at QUEEN ST. WHARF,
For freight or_prP.Onge, apply to
WILLIAM L. JAMES. °tilers' Agent,
150 Sonth Third street.
TENN' Ekl'REbl:3 LINE TO ALEXAN
dria. Georgetown and Washington, D. C., via Oboe.
apeake and Delaware Canal, with connections at Alex.
andria Iron, the moat direct route for Lynchburg, Brij.
tol, Knoxville, Nastivillt ;Dalton and the Southwest.
React/era leave regularly from the first wharf atoll .
- Market street, el ei y Saturday at noon.
FrefgLt tett iced daily. • ',Si. P.CLYDE &CO.,
No , . 12 South WhArvcs and Pier 1 North Wharcea.
1110 E &TYLER, Agents at Georgetown.
hl. ELDniI)GE .Y4'o.. A route et Alexandria. Vs
.IVT OTICE--FOR NEW YORK, VIA DEL
. _
aware a.nd Raritan Canal—SwiCteare Transporta
tion Company Despatch and Swifteare Lines, The
butiness by these Linea will be reenmed on and after
the Mb of March.. For Freight, which will be take=
on scum:tin:elating terms, apply to W.M. M. BAIRD &
CO., 112 South Wnarres.
•
rifia -r w.A.:hE AND CHESAPEAKE
Steam Tow •Bnat Company.—Barges towed between
Philadeiphia, Baltimore. Havre de Grace, Delaware
City and intermediate iseinte.
whi . p . chybk: ds co.,Agenta; Capt. JOIN LAUGH.
LIN, Snell (Mice, It Hooch Wharv•-e. Philadelphia.
TOTICE.-FOR NEW YORK, VIA DEL
-4_l AW_ARE AND HARITAVSA NA L.
• fiN4TYTPUBY TUANSPOH.T ATION COMPANY.' •
DESPATCIJ AND SWIFTSURE LINES
- . .
. .... -
. Tile biItdIVIRS of thole killer will te, resumed on and arta/
thal9th of 'March: Far frOlghttwhich will be taken d'
accommodatlng terms, apply to WM. BAIRD & CO., •
_ No. 132 South Wharves.
.0 AUTIO PEitSONS ARE
i j ,.reby ritiitioniA against harboring or treating
any of the P . M of the Britbili brig"
master. fri,in lot as Lo leht4 of tio.ir contract
lug will Le paid by Captain or Coneignees. WORKMAN
A ro..Connig-liees. ii*t4 tf
CO NS I G P.E.s Nopc4.
oTlei--Tn SR 1(4•A - NI t ii.A.Te IT
.11 ELDER," from Portland. SLc.. ii HOW dice luirging
at ]grad Allvy Wharf. Consig pkase attend to
rectrdion of tb.ir goods . , IVI, ) II43LAN
IZIIV O
ainn.tre , t.. , - • - 0,24.er,
LEGAL NOTICES.
LE. TT ERS OF AD M I NISTRATION
rrint , . , l to th, , thy
tate of HIRAM .1. PATTERSON, dvceascd, pf,nions
indebted to the KUllle ninke-ptiment, those
liaN int; aiiint, pi, Sl . lll. '
' • MAItTli A PATTFMSON,
C=IMM=MEM==I
T T. - N THE :DISTRICT COURT' OE THE
A. United Statee for no. Ehstern• District of
mania. 1u Bankruptcy. In the matter of WILLIAM
H. RAKER and IHOMAS 1 - AIL1E1". late copartners,
traoing as BARER .3; FARLEY. Bankrupts.
Pleat.° take notice.'t genVratllleviiiig of the ('reditor,4 of
Paid Bankrupts will be held at 5 . 30 Walnut street. Philt
delphia, on the 24th day of-'lan.. A.l). 1.570. at 3 o'clock
•
P. M.. at the °thee id WIT,TAIII • McMDDEINEL ,
Register, for the 'purpose, named itt the 27th section of
the Act of Congress ent Wed Au Act to establish a uni ,
form nyetOil of Eithicrithtey throughout the .United
btates. A pproved March 1, 11361.
GEO. J. lIEN ELS. A st , iowe.
No. I.3ollklid i'hostrutt street.
... .
' j. , ,Nc.tcY :',, 'sal: Doll I; t! , J Philailslplua.
EAST -AT .1:: OF i ( )1 - 1N ' K Etitit, Elt, D E CI) .
—Letters te , nonentary upon the last will and
testament of bai t " decedent having howl grouted to the
undersigned, all persona ;indebted to said estate are rN
questedro nadir rao meat. mai those ha% lug . claims to
present tluho to GECMGE Ii:ESSUCR and EL Irt.A •
11E111 KESS L ER. Executors, Girard avenue, nonce
Abh street. dc2l) m (V
LISTA TE Ol' MARV SHAW. 131 4 :CEASED
—Letters of Aihninktrat ion having beam granted to
the undersigned, all ty.ryons indebted to the said ,stat.-
ale reouvited vim Mt. and thoßr? hathig
finlll.l, to prei..nt them to MARY }'l LTZE.' 'Hs
North Scrotal atrLet. or her :Mornay, JAM ES W
LATTA, No. 1.29 South Sixth atrret. de1:312160
I-N THE MATTEit P.... E THE ESTATE. OF
SAM L'Et
. SM VTII, IIeCeRRNI .—The Register of Wills
of Philadelphia liar mg: grauted letters .testamentary
lipop the ci.late of SAMUEL SMYTIf., deceased, to the
tunlert4igned, - Executrix thbreof, all porsons indel4P44l
will make pa) anent. anti I 1i0444e having deniand4.4 will pre-
Held 1114 La to AMANDA 0. SIIITTII , Executrix, N. inn
Arch street.' ,: de9 tit ,it'
TNTHE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
City and f{ otuttt 01 I"hfladelplihi.—Estatu of
D EL 24 I N A GIBSON, deceascd.—The Auditor appointed
by the Cbart Itc niulitslWitto and 7411115 C the •m rouut of
JOHN S. McMULL EN. Executor of the Estate
WILIIELMINA GIBSON, deceased, rind to report di—
tributton of the Wanes ; tho. hands of the account
ant, will meet the patties ihterestud, for the purpose of
.his appointineut. on TUESDAY, .laiciar, y le, 1670. at
Vo'clock P. N.. at his office; No. 524 W altkut ~ t revt,
in the city of Philadelphia.,
••. • T 110.6.: IL
.ja7 f .Nett" • • " Auditor.
'TN THE ORPHANS". COURT FOR THE
City and County Philadelphia.—Estate of
WILLIAM (MAY. deceased.—Tito Auditor appointed
by the Court to andit settle and adjust the account of
F;DWARD MURRAY and .1011 N. A. CLARK, Execu
tors of wILLIAM' GRAY, deceased, and to report Ilk
tribution of the balance in the hands of the accountant,
Will meet the parties interested, for the purpose of lila
appointment, on SATURDAY. January 15th, 147 a, at 2
o clock, P. 711.., tie his office, No. )25 South Seventh
street, in the City of Philadelphia.
LEONARD MYERS,
, jas.w,f,tn-st.§ • • • Auditor.
Df UGS
TIRUGGISTS WILL. FIND .A
.IJetock of Allen'e MedicinatExtracia arid 011 Alumna,
Rad. Mei. Opt., Citric Acid; Coxe . 's Sparkling Gelatin,
M
gennino Wedgwood ortara..tc., jinn 10111101 i nr fro bark
Hoffneug, from London, ROBERT SHOEMAKER &
CO., 'Wholesale Druggists. N.. E. corner Fourth and
Race streets. • , •
DRUG GISTS' SUNDRIES. —GRAD CT-
Atte, Mortar, Pill . Tiles,, Combs, Brodie': Mirrors,
Tweezers, Duff Boxes,llorn Scoops, t3urgical Instru
ments; Trusses, Hard and Soft Rubber Goods, Vial
Cases, Glass and Metal Syringes, &o:, all at First
Bandar prices, SNOWDEN & BROTHER,
ap3- , 23 South Eighth strost,
-
CASTILE SOAP—GENUINE 4. ND VERY
snioorior-200 boxes just landed front bark Idea, and
for sale by ROBERT SHOEMAKER 44 00., Inapnrting
Druggists. N. E. corner'Fonrth and Racil stmts.
STRICTLYPRT nig
it, (Thar!eaten Rice landiaa and for Bale by EDW. B.
BOYLEY,IO tioutb B'ropt etrovt. •
THE DAELY 7 EVENING BULLEI'IIy-1 3 131LADELPIliA, Ww , DNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1870
Hair 4 Vigor
(1
For the Renovation of the Hair.
Icratum ofIT Age.
4
, A dressin
is at, once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
air. Faded or gray
,hair is soon restored
to 'its original color
and the gloss and
freshness of youth.
Thin hair is
tined
checked, and bald
ness oftep t . though, not always, mired
by its nse.:`Nothme can restore the
hair lyliore.,,tbefollicliis are destroyed,
or;ihe titioplhe,d and' decayed..
But7stisk remain :pan be saved for
usefuTneshy this application. Instead
of with a pasty sedi-
Melt , ' it ; wlll-keep»aria and vigorous.
Itkoc6kaidnak tse 'will prevent the hail;
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from thode deleteriods substances which
make some preparations dangerous fand
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only"benefit but not imam it. If wanted
merely-for a
HAIR , DRESSING )
Othihg 'else can bet found so desirable.
Containing ,neither, oil nor dye, it does
n'tit'dbil - white cambric, and yet lasts
loner oft, the, hair,lgiving it a rich
glossy lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared
,by Dr, 4, C. her & Co.,'
Fiyi.evom, 41iD.ANA/4T/CAL CHEM/STB,
3 , - ,
' Sold_ kyAll Drn ~
ggistseverywnere. At wholesale by
.1 . kr. 31TA.IIIEt ACO. T yldlatielpkia. mh9 tti th s eow ly
OPAL D ENTALL.C.I , ,i A.. -- A SUPERIO R
artlElefOr *ening' the Teeth Aestroying animalcule
which Infest them, giving tone to the gums and leaving
a feeling of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in the
month. It may be need daily, and will be fonnd to
strengthen weak and bleeding gums, while the atoms
and detersivenese will recommend it to every one. Be
ing composed with the assistance of the Dentist, Phyet
clans and Mlcroseopigt, it is confidently offered as a
reliable substitute for the uncertain washes formerly in
Tc aliient Dentists, acquainted with the constituent'
of the Dentalline. advocate its use; it contains nothing
to prevent its unrestrained employment. Made only by
• - JAMBS biIINN, A pothecarb
Bread and Spruce streets.
•ally, and
D. L. Stack house,
L'ohcrt C. Davis,
Geo. C. Bower,
Chas. Shivers,
'.S M. McColin,
IS. C. Bunting,
Chas.fl. Eberle,
Tames N. Marks,
E. Bringhurst
Dyott & Co.,
C. Blair's Sons,
- Wyeth A - Bro.
For sale by Druggists' gener
Fred, Browne,
Howard & Co.,
C. B. Ferny,
Isaac B. Kay,
C. H. Needles,
T. J. linsband,
Ambrose Einith,
Edward Parrish,
Win. B. Webb,
famed L. JlisPbairs
tighs* A Combs,
lienrvA. Bower
MAULE, BROTHER & CO.,
2500 Se - 4th Street.
• • •
1.870. P I TO
CHOICE SELECTION
OF
• MICHIGAN CORK PINE
TOE PATTERNS.
18,7(t."ItpuBVPEAA?3, fffakacK . l.B7o.
LARGE STOCK.
18TOFLORIDA FLOORING. 1870
. FLORIDA FLOORING.
CAROLINA imooRING.
VIRGINIA FLOORING.
.D . ELAAAN,E_FLOORING'
A
FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA. STEP L BOARDS
10 JO. FLORIDA STEP 687 O.3OARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
RAIL PLANK.
1870 WALNITT r, j3OARDSApTDIB7O .
• ,-A. WAiNIIT.IIOAFtDV&D
BO.ARDS. PLANK,.
WALNUT
WALNUT PLANK.
• ; . ARtiORTED
FOR _
' UARINET MAKERS, '
BUILDERS',te.
1870. UNDERTAKERS' IBO
LUMBER. 1 O.
tiNDERTARERStUMBER. f
RED CED
AVALNDT AN Mid.
1870. SEASAVIB otme. 1•810.
ASH.
,WRITE OAK. re t lg n 4ND BOARDS.
11Qt7(1 CAROLINA SCANTLING.i Qfni
ti I l.l• CAROLINA H. T. SILLS. 1.0 i Il•
NORWAY SCANTLING.
,
C CEDAR 8 11 11L. I NILE '' S. '" . ' - 1870 -
.
1.8'7'0.
CYPRESS SIrINGLA. •'
' LARGE ASSORTMENT.
FOR SALE LOW.
il - PLASTERING LATH.
1816 -
- 187 v. PLASTERING LATH.
LATH.
RIAVILEBBOTHER tt CO..
- , I,'oo SOUTH STREIT.
Lumber Under Cover,
ALWAYS DRY.
Walnut, White Pine, Yellow Pine, flOrnee,.llemlock
Shingles, Sc., always on hand at low rates.
WATSON (Ye GILLINGII.A.M.
9`24 Richmond Street, Eighitenth Ward.
mh29-Iy§
Y ELLOW
PINE LIIINIBER.—ORDERB
for cargoes of every description Sawed Lumber exe
cuted at abort notice—enality nubject to Inspection
A • ply 'to EDW. H. ROWLEY.I6 South Wharves..
DH ILADELPHIA GERMANTOWN
1.. AND NORRISTOWN R AILROAD TIME TA
BLE.TOn and after Monday, Nov. 71d, /869, and until
further notice:
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia-6, 7 6, 9.115, /0, 11,12 A. M. 1,
3.16, A', 4.0, 4.35,5, 534,6,4 i, 7,8.9.20,10, 11, 12 P. M.
Leave Germantown - 6, 6.66, 716,8,6.20, 11, 10, 10.50,19 A
11,2 , 1) 3, 3.60, 1,4,5;651i, 61_6 ~ 1, 8,9, /001, •
8
The . down-train, and the 33 , 4 and EX up tralno;Will
not atop on the Germantown Branch.
• ON SUNDAYS. , •
Leave Philadelphia-9.15 A. 111,2, COO minntes,7 and
10% P.M.
Leave GetTutntown7B.ll . A....lll.; ; lo,..6 . t!nd P.M.
CII.EST.I; UM HILL ItAiLICOAD.
Leave Philadelphia-6,8, 10, 12 A.M.; 2, 534,7, 9.20
and 11 P.ll.
Lcave Chestnut Rill-7.10 minutest .8, 9.40 t: and 11.40 A.
~..,
/.40, 3.30, 5.40, 0.40. 8.40 and 10.40 P. M.
. BUNDA.I7B.
. .
Lenin Philadelphia-9.15 minutes A. M.; 2 and 7P. M.
LCIIVO Chestnut nuinutea Q. 8.;12.40;6:40 and
9.25 minutes P. 51.
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NO11111STOWN:
LetiNe Philadelphia-6.73i, 9. 11A, A'. 111..; 134,3;4, 43‘,
635, 6.15,8.05, 10.05 and 1114 P. 91,
Leave Norristown-4.40,6.25, 7, PA% 8.50,11 A. M.: 13G,
3, 431;6.15,8 and 9%
P.M. l6Zir The 71; A.M. Trains from Norristown will not stop
at Mogen's, Potts' Lauding, Domino or Schur's 143110.
air The 4P. M. Train froxn Philadelphia will stop only
at School Laue,lllanityttnk +tad Conshohocken.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia-9 A. 91.; 2% , , 4 and 7.15 P. M.
Leave Norristown-7 A.M.; 1,..5% and 9P U.
FOR .MANAI, UNE.
Leave Philadelphia-8,735.9,41.05 A. 91.; 11, 3,4,43 a
,6.15, 8.05,10.05 and 1114 P. M.
Leave Alituayuillt-6.10. 6.65,7%, 8.10,9.20, 113: A. 111.;
3h.6, 6%, 4.30 uud 10 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
LOW/0 Philadelphlti-9 - A. St.; 2%; 4 and 7 . 16 P. M,
Leave Mane) , unk-734 , A, 111.; 13416 and 934 P.
'PLYMOUTH li. 8....
Leave Philadelphia, 73' 4 A. AL, 434 P. M.
Leave Plymouth. 61. i, A. 4.14 P. 111.
W. B. WILbON, General, Superintendent,
Depot, Ninth and Green streete.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAIL
ROAD.—CHANGE,, 11011RS—WINVER
RANGEIVIENT. On and after MONDAY, Nov. I, 1869,
trains will leave Vine street ferry as follows, viz :
Mail and Freight ' • 8.00 A. M.
Atlantic Accommodation " 8.415 p
JunCtion Accommodation to Atco and inter
mediate stationss.3o P. M.
RETURNING; LEAVE ATLANTIC.
Mall and•Froight 1.4 d P. M.
Atlantic Accommodation • 8.05 A. M.
Junction Accommodation from Atco 622 A. M.
Haddonfield Accommodation trains leave
Vine Street Ferry r 10.15 A. 31. and 2.00 P. 31;
Haddonfield_ 1.00 PJR. and 3 . 15 P. M.
DAVID IL MIINDY.-Agent.,
QHEATHII44 7 - IrELT.:-LTEN — VVIAMEs
kJ En fish Sheathing Fait, for sale by I%T/0
W 2110.117 a ooris, Webval street.
A.yer's
L0WF.14 . 1[4, MASS.
=CM Si.oo.
Ltilfrinat.
11WO1JTD
TRAvELgits , GCr4IE:
ReA D .L . .N Q, , RA11.41.04D, GBIVAT
ilak Line from Philadelphia to "thelintorior, of
Pen irylirtitlia l the , SchnYlklll,. Sustitiehanha, °Maher.
/andiantiWyoU Mg Valleys, thrlithrth; Northwest- and
, the anailas,,Winter Arrangement cdgmtsepgey Trains,;
Dec 1889, leaVilig thompans Depot, Thiriemitn
and Callowhill streent, Ph iladelphia, at the folleWing
boa is:
Ai Elmo ACCOMMODATION.-At 7.30 A. M for
1 0
Rea ng and all intermediate Stations, and ‘.Allentown.
Reprning, loaves Reading at 6,35 I'. AL, arriving in.
Phil elphia at 9.26 P. M
ding
Al Itlinso EX PRESS---:At 8 . 15 a; H .^ { f or I/44
Lebanomilarristrarg, , Pottaville,Pliararoin,Titniagnit,'
Sunaurpt , Wiliktuniaart, Elmira4 , 'Hoctioilte ,r' Niagara
Falli,atulfalo,Wilkesbarre Pitt/dein ' Tolle,' Ceirlisle,•
Chembersborg, Hagerstown,: Ike. •_ k • , '
The, 7.30 A. X. train. conneets at Reading with the East
Pent sylvaniaßailroadtraina for A Ilentown dm., and the
8.15 .M. train connects with the Lebanon M atter train
for artillburgvad .1 at Port Clintein with Catawisea it.
I
R. t ins for Williamiport, Lock Haven. Elmira,- dter„-at
liar d'art with Northern Central, 'Cumberland_ Val
ley. li d Schuylkill and Stimnehatina, train far W orth
limb handi,Williamsport. York, Chambersburg,Pine 7
grov , /to. , • •
A TER.NCIN EXPREBI3.-Reaves Philadelphia at
320 , N. for tea ding, Pottsville/ Ihwrisburg, Ac., con
necting Reading and Columbia Railroad 'bald* for,
Coltirnbia, A c. • , , , ,
POTTIiT WN ACCOMMCDA.TIOI4.--Learea Potts
tOWlC,at 6:45 A. ~ ittOpping at the interinediato stations;
arrive in Philadelphia at 0.10 A. al. Returning leaves
Philadeila at 4 P.M.iarrives in, Pottatown at 5.15 P.M,
REN,-- ADli 0, AND , POTTSVILLE
cavesACCOALMODA-
Tio Puttevilleat 5,46 A. 31" and Rending at
7.30 Ai 4 11i,,, /dapping at all way station!: arrivos in Phila.
delphi a p t 1040 A. AI. , , ,
._
ReturninglleaVes philadeinhla s at, 4.45 P. Al_„:' arrives
in Reading' at 7.40 P. M., and at Pottavi Kat 9.00 P. M.
Trains for Philadelphia lesiva litirrisbarg at 8.10 A.
M. sond Pottsville at 9.00 A. AI., arriving in Philadelphia
,at 140 P, M • Afternoon trains leave Harriaburg tit 2.05
k. mi. and Pottsville,at 2.45 P. .1iI.;, are - ring 4t Phila
delphia at 8.4 5 I'. 31 '
liatrisburg Accommodation leaves Reading at 7.15 A.
Al., and Harrisburg 44.10 P. M. -Connecting at Read
ing viitlirAiterilooti Accomniodation south at 5.55 P. Al.,
arriving la Phileedelpida at 9.25 P.M.-
~ . .
• Alatket tryilthwith a Passenger car attached, 'erred
PhiladelPhia at 12.ZA noon for Pottsville and all War
Statiangleaves Pet/Arvin. at 540 A. AI., connecting , at
lteadmgwith accommodation train for Philadelphia and
all Way Stations. ._ , • .1 • ,
All the above trains run daily, Sundays lacepted.
Sunday trains leavo Pottaville at &-A. M., and Phila
delphia at Ilda P. M.; learePhilsdelphia for Reading at
8.00 A. M. returning from Reading at 4.25 P.M. ,
CB STEIL VALLEY •RAILROAD.--Paasengers for
Dow ingMwn and intermediate points take the 7.30 A.
M.,1 .30 arid 4.00 P. M. trains from.Philadelphia,return
i4
Ing from Downingtown a; 6.80 A. AL. 12.46 and 5.15, Pad.
PLRRIQMEN RAILROAD.-Passengers for Schwetiks
vil take 7.30 r u i n g
12.30 and 4.00 P.M. trains far Plida
del Ida, returning from Sch;genksville at 8.05
A. 4'12,45 noon. titage.lins .. for , various . pointa In
Perk men Volley connect with trains at, Collegpvilla
and Schwenicier ille. . '
COLEBROOK 'DALE RAILROAD.-Patssengers for
31 t. Pleasant, gad intermediate! pointa take the 7.;3Q A ..AL
and 4 Ite P. M. trains from Philadeltpida; returning from
Mt. Pleasant at 7 Wand - 11.25A. N.
NEW TURK EXPRESS "'OR PITTSIIIIIIGII AND
THE NEST.-Leates New Trk at 9.00 A. M, and 5.00
P.
N id. passing Mesa 'at 1.45 ' , and • 10.06
P. M. did &Inflect* at Harr is burg with Pannaylvania
and ortheim Central Railroad HYpreen 'Palming. Pitta.,
burgh, Ohictigo, Williamenort,"Eiraira, 'Baltimore,' Az.
Ileturning,Expresa Tram leaves ila maburg on arrfral
of Pennsylvania Express from Pitiaburgh,at LW A. M. •
and IL.W noon, passing Reading at7.M 'A.' •M: and 2.1: 1 0
P. N. arriving at New.. York at 12,05 noon and 8.35 P. M.
Sleep , a Cate accompany these trains through between
JeraeCitit and Pittaburzh, without change.
Mai train for New York leaver Itarriantirg at 8.10 A.
M. an 2.05 P. M. Mail trainfilllhrentabbigkaves New
York at 12 N:ion,
SCHUYLKILL, VALLEY RA ILROAD-Trains leave
Pottstilie at GAO and 113? A.M. and 830 P.M.rmurning
from Tiunaqua at 8.35 A, AL. and 2.1.6 and 4.50 I% M.
scaurialrz AND SUBQIDfRBANNA RAILROAD
--Trains leave Auburn ' at 815 A. M. and 3.70 P. lif. . for'
Pinegrove and Harrisburg, and at 12.10 noon for Pine
grove,• ;Tremont and Brookside; returniug from liar
ruditirg at 7.30 A. At.. and 5.4 ff P It; from Brookside ,
at 410 P. M. and from Tremont at 7.15 A.M.and 5.05 P.M.
TICfili,TBJ---Throttgli ' asst - class tickets and entimmt
tickets
to all the principal points in the North and West
and Canada,
Excursion Tickets front 'Philadelphia to "Reading and
Intermediate Stations,"gatal for ay onlY, are :gold by
Adorning A. econunodation, Market ; ,Tr ain, rain, Reading aud
Pottstown Aecommodatiou Trains a. no duc ed rates.
Ex. urelOnTickete to Philadelphia, good for day only,
are sold at Reading and Intorttiodiiste Stations by Read
ing arid PatistoWn Accrnamodation Traipa at reduced
rates. , . , ,
The follo w ing tickets pre ,
obtainable only at the Office
of S. Bradford, Treasurer, No. 227• South !Fourth, street,
Philadelphia, or of G. A. Nicoll'; General riumnintem
dent, Reading •
Commutation Tickets„nt 25 per cent. discount. hetweiin
any pOi ate desired. for ismlll,3B and firms: . '• , ,
Mileage Tickets, good for 2tilOOMiles s between allpoints
at litialso each fur families awl firms.
Season Tickets, for three, six, nine or twelve months
for holder* only, to all pointe:dtredriced rates, .
Clergymen retadins.on the 1 1 / 1 0 of the road will he fur- .
nisho with nerds, entitling, themselves and wives to,
tickets at half fare
Excursion Tickets fr6m Philadelphia to prfnofpalina
Hone, good for fiaturdak. tkindaar and Monday, at re
duced are, to,lis had only. at tho Ticket Office, - at 'Thir
teenth and Callow hilt streets.
.IBEIGHT-Goods of all descriptions forwarded to
all the above points from .the'Compatiy?s New Freight
Depot Broad. and Willow streets—
reight Trains leave Pl4l,..ielplita daily ist 4.36 A. IL.,
12.30 noon, 600' and' 7.16 P: for Beading; Lebanon,
Harrisburg, Pottsville, Port tilinton,vind all points be
yond;;
close'st the PitiladelPhla Post-office for all place's
on the road and Its branches at 6 and for the prin
cipal titations only at 2.15 P. M.
BAGGAGE.
, -
Dungan's Express will collect Baggage for all trains
leaving Philadelphia Depot. Orders can be lett at No.
=.5 South Fourth street, or at the Depot, Thirteenth and
Callawhill streets. • :
FOR IiBWOII.IC--THE CAMDEN
AND AMBOY and PHILADELPHIA AND
TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY'S LINES, from
ep • • N wayples, from Wal-
Ph s ad reot-wharf N • ". • • Fare.
. • . .. .. . .
At 6.30 A. Ili., via Camden and Amboy, Accom., $ . 2 iii
At 8A! M., via Camden and Jersey City Ex. Mail, 300
At 2.00:P.M., via Camden and Amboy Express, 1 00
At 6 P. M. for Amboy and intermediate stations
At 6.33 and 3A. M., and 2P. M., for Freehold. .
.
At 2.00 P. AL for Long Branch •aud..Pointa •on
At 8 and 10 A.M., 12 AI, 2.3.30 : arid 4.301'.11.;f0r Trenton.
At 6.345 and 10 A. 31., 12 M.,2-3.a).4.ab6, 7 and 11.30P.M.,
for Itordentown,Florolice,Burlington,Beverly and De
lanco.
At 6.30 aud 10 A.M.J2 , 9.30,4.30,6,7 and 11.30 P.M. for
Edgewater, Riverside. Riverton, Palmyra and Fish
Thee lar. flouse ,dau rp. d , 2 5 t. Eip Lips
I,a
r .11iv v e e r a tor ion
too,of
Market street by unner ferry.
From Kensington Devt:
At 7.30 A. M. 2.30, 9.b.: and 5 P. AL for Trenton and
Bristol. And at 10.4.5 A.M.. and d P. M. tor
At 7.3o'A'. it., 2.30 and SP. 11.foiMorriaville and Tully=
At 7.30 and 10.45 A. M., 2.30;5 and for SCht;nck's
and Edditigktp•
At 7.30 and 10.45 A. 3E; 230,4, 5 and 6 P M., for Corn
wet le, Torresdale,Hulmesburg,TaconY, W isainoming,
Bridesburg and Frankford and 8.30 P.M. for Holmes
burg and-intern Stratton& .. •
From 11 est Phlladelpitia Depot via Connecting hallway'
At 7, 9.20 and 11 A. 31.,.1.20, 4, , 6.45, and 12 P.M. New
York Express Line,via Jersey City
At U. 30 P. N. Emigrant Line 2 00
At 7, 9.90 toad .11 A. 31 .1.20,4,6.13,and 12 P.4.for Trenton.
At 7, 936 and 11 A; M., 4, 6.15 and &R.' Bristol.
Atl2 P.M .t Nightifor Morrisville,TuLlytown,Schunckll,
Eddington,Cornwells, Torresdale, •Holmeaburg, Ta
cony, Wl's/morning, •Brideelirg and Frankford.
The9.3o A. M. and and 12'P. 11. Linea run daily. All
others, Sunday! excepted: • '
For Lines leaving Kensington Depot, take the tarti on
Third or Fiftlt'atroets, at Chestnut, att half an hour be
fore departure: The Cars of Market Street 'Railway run
direct to.Woat Philadelphia Depot.,Chistnut ttnd Walnut
'"within ono square. Ou Sundays, the Market Street Oars
' will rmetii connect with the 9.90 A. M., 6.45 and 12 P.
Al. lines
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES
front Kensington Depot.
At 7.3 U A. 3.1.,. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo; Dunkirk,
Elmira, Ithaca, '43 - ivego, Rechester, Biughanipton,
Oawego, Syracuse, Great Bend, Montrose, Wilkeabarro,
Scranton, Sttoudelitirg, Water Gap, Selaeoley'es Moune
tam. Ac. '
At 7.30 1t...31.and 3.30 P.M.for Belvidera,Easton, Lam
bertville Flemington, acc. Thu .3.30 P. AL Line con
nects direct with the train leaving Easton for Mauch
Chunk Alleutowis. Bethlehem, Ac.
At 11 A. Al.from West Philadelphia Depot, and 5 P. M.
frem IC ensington Deno:Jur Lambertville and interme
diate Stations. •
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON CO., AND PE3IBER
TON AND HIGHTSTOWN RAILROADS, from Mar
ket street Ferry (Upper Side.)
At 7 and RI A. AI ~1, 2.153.30, 5 k 6.30 P.3l.,aittl on Thurs•
day and Saturday night. at 11.30 P. 31 for Merchants-.
ville,Aloorestow - n, Hartford. Alasonville, lininaport
and Mount Holly.
At 7 A. M., 2.15 and 6.30 P. Al. for Ltunberton and Med
ford.
At 7 and 10 A. 111., 1, 3-30 :1 SP. M., for Smithville,
Ewanaville,Vincentown,Birtningkun and Pemberton.
At 10 A. Al. for. Lewistown, Wrightatown, Cookstown,
New Egypt and Hornerstown.
At 7 A. 31.. 1 and 3.30 P. Al. for Lewistown, W rights.
town, Cookstown, Now Egypt, Hornerstown, Cream
Ridge. inilaystown. Sharon and Illightstown.
Fifty pounds of Baggage only allowed each Passenger.
Paßtit tigers are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over fifty
pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit their
responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound,
and will not be !fable for an): amount beyond $lOO, ex•
ctp by special contract.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked direct through to
Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Hartford, New. Haven
Providence, Newport, Albany, Troy, Saratoga, Uticct,
Runic, Syracuse,Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
Suspension Bride.
An additional Ticket 0111ce Is located at No. 828 Chest
nut street, where tickets to New York, and all impor
tant points North and East, may be procured. Persons
purchasing Tickets at this Office, can have their bag
gage checked front redden :ea or hotel to destination, by
Union Transfer Baggage Express.
Lines front New Turk for Pltiladelphia'will leave from
foot of Cortland street at 1.00 and 4.60 P. M., via Jersey
City_ll.ll(l. Camden. At 6.50 and 10 A.M., 12.30,5,6 and 0.
px.. and at 12 Night, via j'etaey City and West Phila
delphia.
From Pier No. I, N. River, at 630 A. 31. Accommoda
tion and 2 P. 31.Expresa, via Amboy and Camden.
Dec. 22, 1869 WM. 11. iciAvz my, .A gent .
PHILADELPHIA AND I3AL''IMORI
.1. CENTRA I,IIA ILROAD COMPANY. •
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Nov. let., 1669, Trains will
leave No .follows, stopping at all Stations on Philadeb.
phis, Baltimore Central and Chester Creek Railroads:
Leave PHILADELPHIA for PORT DEPOSIT from
Depot of Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company, corner Broad and Washington
avenue, at 7.00 A. Al. and 4.30 P, 11. :
• A Freight Train, with Paaaenger' car attached,will
leave Philadelphia for Oxford at 230 P. M.
Leave PIIILAII t EL I 4I.I* for all Stations on Wiluting ., '
ton and Reading tit roads at 430 I'. AI .
Leave PORT DEPOSIT for PHILADELPHIA at
5.40 A. M., 9,25 A. AL, and 2,25 P. 31.
On Saturday the 2.25 train will leave at 4.30 P. M.
PasHengers are alloyed to take wearing apparel only I
as baggage, and the Company will not be responsible I
for anrantorint exceeding one hundred dollars, unless
special contract Is made : for the same.
HENRY Ni 001), General Superintendent. •
FAST FREIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD; to .Wilkesbarro,
ahanoy City, Mount Carmel, Centralia, and all points
on Lehigh Valley Railroad and Its branches,
By new arrangements, perfected this day, this road is
enabled to give inereased despatch to merchandise con.
signed to the above-named points.
Goods delivered at the Through Freight Depot,
S. E. cor. Front awl Noble streets,
Before 5 P. 111., will reach Wilkesbarre, Mount Carmel;
Mahanoy City, and the other stations in Mabanoy cud
WYOIIIIIIIIVABOYMbefore A . 111,the succeeding day.
&14.1•0) WARIk Agents,
TRAVELERS' G IDEA
iPIiaiIiSYLVANIA.-FAAIL ROAM
'—TIID-tilß OW NVAJO. ROUTElrto„..tble - :Lehigh
and. yonding Valley, , emP.elertitylWiarfirthern
and', nterfor ;Ns* Tor . OCheMer,' B 'Niigata'
Falle f tli Oriati LaVeitandilltoltein i Mateo ainutst.
4 4 1A 14 8 24fitrilillOBtIDNTor 1), , • r
1 , 111 rgel i l4oo..,
14 JDA Y TRAINSVavo ProSengerDeper, althier of
Darks and American streets VisUndtryir excepted), an'
follows: _ • -
7.31) A. M , ..Aecopstnodettplifor IfortWiuMingtOm ++ •,+;
At 1" A RI.-51Ornleig 'Eltpreen for Bethlehem and
Principal 18 tatfone oh' mainline of ;North' ' Pennsylvania'
Railroad,cimiaecting ntrik,thlotleM withLohlgb+
RitilroadfortAlleistownaMancirihnnk, ofalutnoy City,
Vf likgsbarrd; Pittston Zanotti, a autt,Waverly; connec
ting atlireeienerly With ERIE AILWAY - for" Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, Cleveland, Chloago, San
Francisco, and all points the Great West.
At 8.45 A rs N.—, Accerornciatiowfor borlOttovra,.
ping at ail int:Mediate tations. pastiengers elor '
low armed; Illtboro" and artavilie, 'by this , train, take
Stage at Ohilloarie+Road. e. ~` • ' '
..;- 9 • 46 (Express) .for Allentown,
stanch Chunk, White' Raven, rt
aven, Willteshae, Ylteriton,
Scranton and Carbondale via Lehigh and 'Susquehanna
Railroad, and Allentown, Easton • Baokettstmm, and
points on New Jersey Central ,Ratoad and Norris and
'Essex Railroad to New York %date gh Valloyßailroad.
At 10.4611 NJ—Accommodation for sort Washington,
stepping at intermediate Stations. • •
1.16, 6.20 a 8 P.M.—A ecomniodation to Abington.
Easton 145 Al lo t gh Valley Expreee for Bothlehem, ,
, _n, , Mauch ChUnk .' liAziet "ir White
Haven,Wilkesbarre, Pittaton,. Scranton, and Wyoming
Coal Regions..
At 2.46 P. M.—Accommtalation for Doylestown, stop
ping at all intermediate stations:
At 415 P. M.—Accommodation for Doylestown, stop
: ping at all intermediate stations..
At 5.00 P. N.—Through f6r Bethlehem, connecting at
„Bethlehem with Lehigh ••Valley Stoning Train for
Easton. Allentewn,hlauch Chunk. • •
At 0.20 P. 31.—Accommodation for Lancidale, stopping
at all intermediate statlond.'
At 11.30 P. 51.—Accommodation for Fort Washington.
- TRAINS' ARRIVE IN PUILADELPIII.A. _
Front Bethlehem at lA. 2.16, 4.40 and 8.25
2;16 Pr 11., 4.41) P. ar. and 8.25 P.M:Trains make direct
Connection with Lehigh Volley or Lehigh and 813041110-
' hanna trains from Easton, Scranton, Wilkesbarro, pia
barley City and llasleton.
From Doylestown at 8.33 A.111.,4.30 P.M.and 7.05 P;
Prom Lanedaleat 7.30 A. N. re.. l
From Fort Washington at OM and 10.36 A. 51, and 3.10
I'. ht.
• • ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9.30 A. N. • .
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 2.00 P. N. ,
Loy lestoWn for 'Philadelphia at 7.00 A. N.
, Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4.00 P. M. • '
+ ' Fifth and Sixth Streets and Second and: Third Streeter
Lib( s of City Passenger cars, run directly to and from
. the Denot. ginion, Line run within a short distance of
the Lrpot
Tickets unlit beprocured at the Ticket Oflice,in order :
to SetUrc the lowestrates jof fare.
CL,
ELLIS ARK, Agent.
Tickets said and Baggage checked through to_prinol
,kai p o i n t s , at Mann' :North Penn, Baggage Express
°Mee. No. 105 South Fifth street
RENVSYLVANLA. CIENTR.Aid RAM
BOADf-,-After 8 P. M., SUNDAV, November 14t h.•
.SO The tr i te of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leaVe the-De ot,at Thirty‘flrrit and Market streets,which
is reached d roctly the cars of the Market Street. Pas
. monger Railway the lest car connecting with. each train
leaving Front and Market street thirty minutes before
its departure., Those of the Chestnut ' and Walnut'
Streets•RailwaN inn within Ono agnate of the Depot.
_.
Sleeping Car Tickets can be had on• application at the
Ticket Office, Northwest corner of AilAth and Ohcatnnt
streets. and at the Depot.'
Agent's of the Union Transfer Company will call for
and - deliver Baggage at, the Depot. Orders left at No, 901
Chestnut street. N0,,116 Market street, will receive at
tention
TRAINSLEAVE DEPOT, VIZ.: •
McJI '
....... at 8.00 A, M.
Paoli Accent„lßV; and 6.50 P.
Nast Line. • • at 11.60 A. M.
Erie Express...—,.... ' at 11.60 A. M.
,MarritiburgAccom at 2.30 P. M.
Lancaster ' at 4,10 P. M.
Parksburg at 5.30 P. M.
Cincinnati Express....L; . ......- ..... ... .. .. at B.OOP. PC
Erie Mail and Pittsburgh . - —....... ....... .-....at 9.4.5 P. M,
Accommodation, at 12.11 A M.,
pacific El press ' • at 12.60 night.
Erie Mail leaves daily, except Sunday, runnin on'
Saturday night to Wil Hamm S
ett only. On unday night ght
passengers will leave 'Philadelphia at p a o'clock.
Pacific Expreas leaves daily. Cincinnati
press daily, except, Saturday. 'All other trains • daily,
except Suratar• • • , ' '
The Western Accommodation Train rune, daily, except,
; Sunday. For thiS train' tickets must be procitred and
'baggage delivered by 6.00 P. M. at 116 Market street.
TRAINS ABE' LYE AT DEPOT, VIZ :
Cincinnati Express. E......, at 3.10
'Philadelphia 'xiireae at6.3OA. M.
Nrie • . ...... , --tat 6.30 A. M.
Mcommodation at 6:20 'A;11. and 3.40 it 6.25• P. M
Parksburs Train. ......... .... ~..at 9.10 A. Jef,
Fist Line' ' at 9.40 A. M
Lancaster •Train .. . . . ...... 12.65 P. M,'
Erie 1i1xpre55....,..4 at 12:55 P.M..
Southern Expreca. .... . ............... 7.00 P.
Lock Haien mid Elmira Express at 7.001''. M.
Pacific &Sprees at 4.26 P. M.
Harrisburg AecomModatiotu- at 9.20 P. Id,
Nor further information. apsi r to
JOHN F. VANLEER JR T diet Agent,9olCheatnnt
street. ,
FRANCIS FUNS ' Ticket Agent, 116 Market street.
-- SAMUEL li. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
'any risk for Baggage,except for wearing apparel, and
limit their 'responsibility to One Hundred Dollars in
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount in value will
be at the risk of the owner, unless taken by special con
tract. ' EDWARD . WILLIAMS, P
General Superintendent. Altoona, a.
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD—TIMETABLE. Rom
mencing MONDAY, May 10th,1869. Tratim will leave
•Depot. corner Broad and Waahington avenue, as fol-
lows: •
WAY MAIL TRAIN at 8.30 A. M.( Sundays exceptelt,
for Baltimore, stopping at all Regular Stations. CM
neeting With' Delaware Railroad at Wilmington for
Crisfield and Intermediate 'Stations. •
. .
EX PRESS TRAIN at 12.00 M. (Sundays excepted for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Wilmington,
Perryville and 'Havre de Grace. Connects at Wilming 7
ton with train for New Castle.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 4.00 P. M.(Snndnys excepted),
for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester,
Tburlow, Linwood, Claymont, Wilmington, Newport,
, Stanton, 'Newark, Elkton, North East, Charleetown,
Perryville, Ilavre de Grace, Aberdeen,. Porryznan's,
Etlacwood, Magnolia, Obase!ii and Stemmer's Run.
E
NIGHT XPRESS at 1130 P. 31. (daily) for Baltimore
end Washington, stopping at Chester, Thurlow, Lin
wood, Claymont, Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, North
East, Perryville, Havre de Grace, Perryman's and Mag
nolia.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will take
the 121031. Train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS.-Stopping at all Stations
between Philadelphia and Wilmington.
• Leave PHILADELPHIA at 11.00. A. M. 231, 5.00 and
7.00 P. 31. The 0.00 P. 111. train connects with Delaware
Railroad for Harrington and intermediate stations.
Leave WIL3IINGTON 6.30 and 0.10 A.31..1.30,4.15 and
1.1)0 P. M. The 8.10 A, M. train will not atop between
Chester and Philadelphia. The 7.00 P.:PI. train from
Wilidtington runs daily;allotherAccommodation Train.
Sundays excepted. • s ,
.• Trains leaving WILMINGTON at 6.30 A. M. and 4.13
P. , M. will connect at Istinekin Junction with the 7.00
A. 31 . and 430 I'. M. trains for Baltimore Central R. R.
From BALTIMORE to PHILADELPHIA.-Leavea
Baltimore 7.25 A. M. Way Mail. 935 A. M., Express.
2.35 P. M. Express. 7.25 P. 31.; Express.
SUNDAY '1 RAIN FROM • BALTIMORE.-Leaves
BALTIMORE at 1.25 P. M. Stopping at Magnolia, Per
ryman 'l3, Aberdeen, Hay re-de-Graco,Perniville,Clairles
town, North-East, Elkton Newark, Stanton, Newport;
Wilmington, Claymont, Linwood:and Chester.
Through tickets to all point Went, South, and South
west may be procured at the ticket oftice, 528 Chestnut
street, under Continental Hotel, where also State Rooms
and Bertha in Sleeping Cara can be secured during the
day. Persona purchasing tickets at this office can have
baggage checked at their residence by the Union Trans
fer Company. H. E. 'KENNEY, Sup't.
NVEST' CHEST.ER AND PHILADEL
PHIA RAILROAR.-Winter Arrangement -On
and after MONDAY, Oct. 4, 1869,Trains will leaveas
Leave Philadelphia, from Now Depot Thirty-first and
Chestnut streets, 7.45 A. 31., 11.00 A.. 31 2.30 P. M., 4.15
P. 51 ~ 4.40 I'. M., 6.15 P. 34.; p. m.
Leave West Chester, from Depot, on East Market
street, 6.25 A. 111., 8,00 A. M.., 7.45 A. la., 10.45 A. M., 1.55
P. Al., 4.50 I'. M., 6.55 P. M.
Train leaving West Cheater at 8.00 A. 31. will stop at
B. C. J nnction, Leon!, Glen Biddle and Media: leaving
Philadelphia rcr4.4o P. M. will atop at MediA, Glen
Riddle, Lewd and. B. O. Junction. 'Ptuisengerii to or
from stations between West Chester and It. C.. Junction
going East, will take train leaving West Cheater at 7.15
A. 111., and car will be attached to pcxpreas Train at B,
C. J1111Cti011; and going Weat, Passengers for Stations
above C.Junct ion will take train leaving Philadel
phia at 4.40 P. M., and will change cars at IS, C. June-
Mon.
The Lepel in Philadelphia is reached directly by the
Chestnut and Walnut Street care Those, of the Market
street line rtin within one square. ' The ears of both Hues
connect with each train upon its arrival.
ON SUNDAYS.—Leave Philadelphia for West Chester
atBhtA.M.and 2.00
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia at 7.55 A. Al, and
4.(11.1 P. M.
IKr Passengers are alloVred to take Wearing Apparel
only, as Barge go, and the Coinpany will not in any case
be responsil , fe for tin amount exceeding oue huntireddol.
lure, unless a special contract be ma de for UK) Halllo E .
WILLIAM C. WHEELR.
u•eneral Superintendent.
_ •
DID LAD ELP ELI A AND ER LE RAIL
' ROAD—WINTER TIME TABLE.
On fuel after MONDAY, Nov. 15, lea, the Tralna on
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad will run as follows
from Pennsylvania RWETARD.ailroad Depot, West Philadelphia
Mall Train leaves'Philaidelphht.
•, " Williamsport
" " arrives at Erie
Erie Exprvss leavus philadophia
Williamsport
- " " arrives at Eria.
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia
Williamsport.
k. . " arrives at Lock Haven_
EASTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Erie -. 8.40 A. M.
. Williamsport.— 9.25 P. M
11 • " arrives at Philadelphia 0.20 A. 1.1.
Erie Express leaves Erie COO P. 111
44 44 " Williamsport 3.30 A. 31
". " arrives at. Philadelphia 12.44 P. 31
Elmira Mail leaves Leek 'Raven 890 A. 51
", " " Williamsport 5.45 A. M.
" " arrives at Philadelphia 0.50 P. M.
Buffalo Express leaves Williamsport 12.25 A. M
H a rrisb u rg 5.51 A. M.
...
. - .
4 6 arrives at Philadelphia it 25 A. 3 L
Express east connects at Corry.. Mail east at Corry and
Irvington.. Express west at Irvineton with trains on
on Crockand Allegheny River Railroad.
ALFRED L. TYLER, General finnerintende
WEST JERSEY' RAILROA D
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEM.ENT.
COMMENCING TUESDAY, SEPT. 21st, 18139.
Leave Philadelphia, Foot of Market street ( Uppor
Ferry) at • -
A. M., Mull, for Bridgeton, Salem, Millville,Vino
land, Swedeaboro and all intermediate stations.
3.15 P. M., Mail, for Cato May, Miilvilde, Vineland
and way stations below Glassboro.
3.301'. M., Passenger; for Bridgeton, Salem, Swedes
born. and all intermediate stations.
5.30 P. M.. Woodbury and Glassboro accommodation.
Freight train for all stations loaves Camden daily, at
12.00 o'clock, noon.
Frei ht received in Philadelphia at second covered
wharf below Walnut street.
Freight delivered at No, 228 S. Delaware avenue.
Commutation tickets, at reduced rates, between Phila
delphia and all stations.
EXTRA TRAIN FOR CAPE MAY.
( Saturdays- only., • •
Leave Pbiladelphia s b.lo A.
Leave Vape,Magl.lo P. M.
WilitLIAU J. MEW ELL, Ouperhatendent,
;i).,.1c.. w..44100.:::,...:50iir1i,4.,C03„
_
No. .121 S. T HIRD STRSEI'.
Every department. of Banking business shitil , reepiVe
prompt atientioniUnherefofdre. Cluotatlons of Sipiirir:, ,
Gold and cciverrirnonis constantly. received 'fioni our
friends, E.D:,RARDOLPII & CO., New York, by 011 2'
PRIVATE WIRE. jar-134
JAY CO 0 kT te‘cp.,
/12 astd 114 So. Tlllitn ST. PHILA,Th.'A
IN ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
We will receive applications' Air Policiee of
Life Insurance in the new National Life rit.
'surance Company of the United etatow
information given at our office.
FIRST MORTGAGE,
SEVEN PER CENT, GOLD BONDS
Fredericksburg and GordonsvOle
Railroad ;Co:, of Virgill4 ? ,
Principal and InterestPayable'nl
iVO4
,
These Bonde araseetired by a rtrst and Orllylatlitpan
tge
on the entire real estate road, t arsenal property, r
obis° and rolling . stock 'or the ompany, given to tho ,
Farmers., Loan and . Trust Conipany , of Row York,.
The road is 62 miles in length, connecting Frodericki.
burg with Charlottesville byway of Orange Court liege.,
passing through 'a section of the Shenandoah Valley l " the :
Vocal traffic of whieh, alone, will support the rOltdiWhillii
as part.of the great through lines to tho SonthWest '
West, the safety And security of the. Company's Honda
are placed beyond 'question aua, doubt. , •
We offer a limited %Mount of - these - Nonds at 92.4 and
interest from November 1, in clarrency,
Pamphlets, naps and information furnished on agopli
cation to
TANNER &. 00.4
No. 49 WALL Street, New York.
SAMUEL WORK,
No. 25 S. THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
deg tf§
5-20'S AND 1881'S
Bought, Sold and lhchangud on most
Bought and So'trot Market Ratei.
COUPONS CASHED.
PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
Bought and Sold on Commission Only.
Maile on all Accessible Points.
DE:c4 (MEN c t ) ) )
f ai
40 South Third St.,
A RELIABLE HOME INVESTMENT
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF TUN
Wilmington and Reading Railroad,
AT SEVEN PER CENT. IN CURRENCY,
Payable April and October, free of State
and United States Taxes.
This road n through a thickly populated and rich
agricultural and mannfacturing district.
For the present we are offering a limited amount attic
above bonds at
85 Cents and Interest.
Thn commotion of this road with the Penneylvati and
Reading Railroads insures it a large and remunerative
trade. We recommend the bonds as the cheapest first
class investment in the market.
WM. PAINTER & CO.,
Bankers and Dealers In Governments,
No. 36 S. THIRD STREET,
BIA - CHINEIRY. IRON, I su. .
MERRICK sr. SONS,
SOUTHWATUE FOUNDRY, •
CO WASHINGTON Avenue, Philadelphia,
MANUFACTURE
STEAM ENGINES—High nu& LQW Pressure, Horizon'
Vertical, Beam, Oscillating, Blast and Cornisits
Pumping.
BOILERS-=Cylinder, Flue, Tubular, &c.
STEAM HAMMERS—Nasmyth and Davy styles, and of
an sires.
CA.STINGS—Leam, Dry and Green Sand, Brass, acl. •
ROOFS—Iron Frames, for covering with Slate or Iron.
TANKS-Of Cast or Wrought Iron,for refineries, water,
oil, &c.
GAS MACHINERY—Such as Retorts, Bench Castings.
Holders and Frames, Purifiers, Coke and Charcoal
Barrows, Valves, Governors, &c,
SUGAR MACHINERY—Such as Vacuum Pans and
rumps, Defecaters, Bone Bleck Filters, Burners,
Washers and Elevators, Bag Filters Sugar and Bone
Blank Care, te.
Sole niminflicturers of the following specialties:
In Philadelphia and vicinity,of William Wright's patent.
Variable Cut-off Steam Engine.
In the United States, of Weston's Patent Self-center
tiff{ and Self-balancing Centrifugal Sugar-draining Moe •
chine.
‘,... 9.35 P. M.
7.40 A. M.
8.V.11 P. 31'.
11.40 A. M.
9.00 P. M.
10.00 A. M.
...... 7.50 A. M.
6,00 P. 91.
:7;,29y,
. .
Glass i Barton'd Improvement on Aapiawalla Woolsoy% ,
Centrlfogid,
Barton.; Patent Wronpht•rron RAort Lid.
- •
L.:trillion's Drill Grinding Rest.
Contractors for the design, erection And Offing up of
fineriesfor working'Sugur or Moloss,q, • ,
VOPPER AND YELLOW METAL
Sheathing, Brazier's Copper Nails, Bolts and Ingot;
Conner', constantly on hand and for sale by HENDir
W Mfanlt 1111,. Nil.= South Wharves.
S. MASON EINES.JoHN P. ROICAPV.
WEE UNDERSIGNED INVITE ATTEN•
tion to tholr stock of
Spring Mountain, Lehigh and Locust Mountain Coati
which, with the preparation given by us, we think on
not be excelled by any other Coal.
°Aire, Franklin Institute Building, No. MB. govonal
street. NINES SHEAFI",
lonif /act 'drool wbarf,lichayikllip
FINANCIAL.
BANOng,46'D iinotEßs,
§I I COESBORS TO • .••,.
SMITH, lIANtiOLPH & CO. ;
BANKING HOUSE
D]iALEItS
liberal terms.
GOLD
Bought and Sold.
S c rr,. s
COLLECTIONS
PHILADELPHIA.
BEARING INTEREST
PHILADELPHIA.
COAL AAD WOOD.