(Yor tho 11ullPtin.1
lIKA r.LEE.
1 'is Aveary ; ofteverything,,listless,'
• •
• A ost grieving my faith away,
stuidetilVsnmethingyepistless . '
tuoitiiiiiMid-snaniienday t• -
Arotis tuVo listen, anti Listen - •
Intent,. thesounds in the air.'
From the trees, through. which sky-patehps
glisten, . • '. •
From the meadows, from everywhere,
Caine sounds, all declaring the wonder
• And infinite goodness of God.
Froin the hillsdn raining of • tbiinder,
?rom -
the NV 11 i t;ri uigrass of-the - sod.
Oh ! bvtter than trite cow:dation - , N
Far better than one buin'an word,
lii that time of untold desolation, -
-- 7 -- Wertkilip naYriad'sotlnds thatl heard..
Some may first have been uttered in Eden,
And, unbroken by tihi; are still clear;
Sweet dissonance taketh the lead in
The chorns'that's sung.over here :
•
The chirp of the little field 7 Frieket
That struggles andjump4 in the grass ;
The hedge-sparrow's song in the thicket, •
10/aging clear as a musical glass;
The locust's untiring chirrup;
Buzzing flies in the sunshine, like motes;
The grasshopper, needing no stirrup, - '
'As be leaps up toning in the oats.
The whirr of the clumsy brown beetles,
The tick of the horny black clocks,*
And the honey-bee's hum in the petals
Of dahlia, and salvia, and phlox ;
Th.nonotonous call of the " phebe,"
The wearisome coo. Of the dove,
And the laughter of some rural Hebe.
Thinking more of flirtation than love;
The murmuring, summer-shrunk river,
The lowing of cows in the brook,
Alio the fishing-crane's wings' gentle quiver
As it angles without bait or hook ;
The cackle and cluck of 'the chickens, .
The-garden-gate-ereaking with rust, - -
And thesound of wheat-threshing; that thick_
The air of the barn with its dust.
The robins, all merry together,
tWer the pensive old pine-tree's low sigh,
And the guinea-hen boding bad weather,
The crows, on the newly-stacked rye ;
The little green tree-frog's shrill pining, '
The red-throated hall -frog's harsh croak,
And the hawk's hissing screech aS 'tis griping
The bird from its nest in the oak ;
The proud, strutting turkey-cock's gobble,
The rustle of corn'Th the licit',
And the turkey ; ppolVs "peep" in the stubble,
The scythe that the harvesters wield ;
The twitter of swallows, that dapple
The air, as they dart o'er the trees,
The "thud',' of the early-ripe apple,
Shaken off by a sudden synth breeze,.
The neigh of the horse in the stable,
The crow of the arrogaht cock,
~ And the chattering wren in the gable,.
The bleat of the panting sheepdieek ;
Oh' thousands of iterant voices
Seemed ever and e'er to say,
Thou art sad, when all nature rejoices,
Depressed, when t 74 1. nature can pray'
Be patient, not i - itless and lonely;
They save not, whb, idle and
Ate busy with vain regrets only,
And of self-centered thought ever full.'
Thus, everything truthfully telling
_ Of the duties that. life hr . egs to all,
And the cadences rising in "swelling
111 jubilant, clinezadlest .all, . p... ,
just lifted me out of ;TY sadness.
And my heart has been soothed Since that
day,-
And
I heat e'en with something like gladness
The voices of children at play_
__
. - Isf.Any LEE STEWART.
Brandt-lee, August Ist, 1870.
insectAo-called in this district front the regular
tir king sound It makes in dying against a roiling or the
I eeh.
CORRESPONDENCE.
LETTER. FROM POTTSVILLE.
(Corry. pondonce of no Phila. Evening Bulletin.'
Explosion of Powder Mills.
Oct. 3, IS7O. 2 —At half-past
twelve, noon, on Saturday last, there caine a
sudden double explosion, with a roar which
swelled to a erpsh that shook houses and rat
tled windows almost to bursting them from
their frames. Not until anihour later was the
cause known; and then numbers oc people, on
foot and in carriages, hurried to a little hamlet
known as Smithville, on the Minehilltailroad,
about a mile from Cressona and three miles
from this place, where the powder works of
Laflin & Rand had exploded.
• These works were in three buildings, situated
in a line parallel with the railroad, and about
fifty yards apart. At the time of the explosion
Hobert idell wain, the ford-man, and a young
man named Jacob Lehr, were engaged in
packing powder in the drying-houses and ma
eazine:which were under one roof. A team-
Stet, who was assisting them, had just left the
buildina and driven to another.; about a hun
dred-yin distant, for'a: - fresh supply of kegs;
wiwn. by.some means ire,,ver to be explained,
the jawd6.l - in the drying-house became ig
nited and sent the building into the air, as
only powder can, and, as quickly as a dash of
powder can travel fifty yards, the corning and
glazing mill, which stood next, followed
the magazine. Then all was over,
and the frightened neighbors who came run
ning to the scene 'build nothing but a field
strewn with blackened splinters, and the ruins
of the corning mill. Of the dry-house and
manzinclidt,.even the ruins were left. Fif
teen thousand pounds of powder had simply
blow'', it away. The fragments scattered over
the field v. ere those of the corning mill, in
which was a comparatively small amount of
powder, live' hundred pounds, or thereabouts,
which merely blew _ the building into frag
ments, leaving the foundation intact, and
most of. the machinery in place; though a
ledge of rocks, across the railroad, • two hun
dred feet away, bears testimony on its bat
tered face that bricks were thrown that dis
tance with force sufficient to pulverize tliem
hen they struck. /
Illothi
'
The first inquiry was tor l the two men who
were known to have been in the magazine,and
who had disappeared as completely' ashad the
building. After patient search their mutilated
remains began to be picked up--a: few in the
field, a few on the banks of the stream which
skirted it, a few more in tlxwoods beyond the
stream---the largest fragiiienl,a naked foot, torn
off abbve the ankle, was picked up two huu
ifdred yards away. A very small box held all
that could be found of the blackened bits of
flesh which, a few moments before, were parts
Of living men, but which must be interred in a
common grave, so utterly unreeognizable. were
they.
The company's loss is said to be about
$6,000. The. works are to be rebuilt at Duce,
and will be running again in a few weeks. •
This Is the second explosion of the'
.kiiid
i‘dfich has happened recently, the other having
been the Indian Mills of Wren & Co., whi v i
exploded at night, and; it is supposed, by the
act of au incendiary,' fortunately without
work
again.
any one, and which are already at work
Military. Matters.
Pottsyille made au dllition to the militia of
M!MEtiMMM
the Conant:on wealt Non Saturday E'vening,when
sixty-five_ men iyere mustered in as the Potts
ville Light . 'lnfantry . Company. Other .c6m
panles are formed or being termed in- different
parts Of the ennuty, and there sociti be a
fair represent at. kin ft um Schuylkill in the ranks
ofthe - natiortm, -- the Cutu,vonwealth's
fenders:
Crimlual A triieis:' - ` •
The present_ Week - is to he signalized by the
opening of the Criminal Court, it a plane cart
be found for it to it eincurrently with the
Court or Common MAO 'sat last
week - on an ejectment shit, anitislikely, to Con
tinUe through the greater .Ort: this before
the case is, given to a jOry, who willbe solnutl
dled by that time that their verdict will not be
worth much,ane way or the other.
. .
'The.Nre'e'ky,ill he further signalized by the
%splays of two rival circuses,eoncerning which
the juvenile mind, has been-. greatly exercised
for qtr. last three weeks. I am afraid the
sulle,r during their stay. '
• • \VI co.
CITY BULLETIN.
—Joseph A. Myatt; charged with being con
cerned in the attempt to ,Swindle the banking
libuse of Glendenning, Davis & Co., on Third
street, near Chestnut, during last week, was
called up for a further hearing, at,the Central
Station, yesterday afternohn. The senior Mem
ber of the firm of Glendenning, Davis & Co:
recognized the prisoner as the per Son who called
at their banking-house on 'Wednesday of last
week and represented himself as James Field,
of the firm of Young, Field, Smythe & Co.,
doing business on Market street, saying that ho
wished to transfer a heavy deposit from
_,New
York to hissreditin this city. John M. Armory,
one of the partners of the branch house on Wall
street, New Vork. identified the defendant as
the person 'who deposited a Rheck for $20,-
010 00 at their office on Friday last, pur
porting to• :be drawn by Wilmerding,
lloguet & Cf)., payable at the Tenth National
Bank, of ° N6W Vtirk. He .said it had since
been ascertained that the signature was gen-
nine, but the amount had been altered. He
gave the defendant a receipt for the check.
Robert J. Hoguet, of the firm of Wilmerding.,
- Hoguet & Co. ' on Duane street, New Yon:,
testified thedefendant had a box of linen
13 - andkerelirefB - Sold 7 thro ugh their - iiiTetibillibusei
for which he filled out a check for $2.4 10 and
signed _it.___(The _check exhibited,) Yes, I
signed that check." • It has since been altered
to $20,010. GO. Walter 8. - Pititner, the cashier
of the Tenth National Bank of New York,
recognkedhe check as the one presented at
their counter by one of the clerks of Glenden
tiffig, &Rimy Co. He stated that, after ex
amining it and finding the signature genuine, it
was ceitified as good by the teller. The de
fendant was committed in default of $lO,OOO
bail.
Wsbytery of Philadelphia (South)
coinmeted its session,Tast - everiing,in the Cal
vary Presbyterian Church, L!r.ust street, above
Fifteenth, Rev. Dr. Breed; . Moderator, in the
chair: Rev. Williard M. Rice, D. D., Stated
Clerk. The churches within the bounds of the
Presbytery Were called, and -a majority of the
ruling elders wsponded. The Committee - on
Standing-1i u+Wiieseoted their report through
Rev. Dr. Patterson, included in which werethe
following : the stated meetings of the Presby
tery shall be held in the months of January,
April, July and October. The officers of the
Presbytery shall be a Moderator, Stated Clerk,
and Treasurer. The rules adopted by General
Assembly of Itwlo to be those used for the
government of the Presbytery. Candidates-for
the Ministry shall wake annual reports of their
progressf The revolt was adopted. A nomi
nation was made tor M6derator,resulting in the .
Choice of Rev. Dr. HumArey. T. Esmond
Harper, Ruling Elder of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, was elec,ted Treasurer of Presbytery.
A report was received from the Treasurer
showing a balance of „5:5,8 3 . 5 in his hands.
A an, named Andrew Kane,'Jr., living
ot Malt Aidfre; ,- Street, near Sixth, went into the
cigar-store of John limes, on Sixth street,
above Fitzwater, on Saturday evening last, and
making an assault on the wife of the proprie
tor, attempted to steal some cigaiS • from the
case. Another.woman who came in was also
assaulted. Mr. limes, on hearing the cries,
went to their assistance, and was stabbed
several times in the breast by the assailant,
who then made his escape. A warrant was
issued for his arrest, and on Sunday evening
Kane was taken into custody and given a hear
ing before Alderman Collins, by whom he was
committed in default of $2,600 bail, to answer
on three separate charges.
—Policeman John McQuade, of the First
District, was before Recorder Givin yesterday,
charged with committing au aggravated assault
and battery. Mrs. Ellen Quinn, residing at No.
012 South Seventh street, testified that yester
day two weeks ago, McQuade came to her
house in citizen's dress. She told him not to
come in, but he tiid, when she pushed him to
the door. lie then seized her, and drawing a
pistol struck her with the butt upon the fore
head, making a wound that left, a scar. The
officer was held in 51,060 bail to answer.
—Charles Hill, alias tbsh, had a hearing be
fore Alderman Sm on the charge of having
assaulted Mary An Foster and with haviugat
tempted to pick her pockets, on Friday night
last, on Front street, below Walnut. was
also charged with having assaulted Elizabeth
Clark and Emma Archer, (luring the same
evening and in the-same . vicinity. The defend
ant was held in . $l,BOO to answer.
—The Penn Scputrists held a meeting ou
Filbert street, below Seventh. The attend
ance was slim: Aid. S. P. Jones presided: A
committee of_one frpm each Ward was ap.
pointed for the purposeiif organizing a meet
ing-or club in each-Ward, whose-object it shall
be to take such measures as may be necessary
to secure the locating of the, public buildings
on Penn Square.
—Michael Burd, arrested on _suspicion of
having 'been concerned in the robbery of
Messrs, Copper & Fry's bindery, had a final
hearing before Alderman •Kerr, yestet'day, and
was, on the oath of Alonzo Douglass, a lad,
bound over to appear at court. Burd was seen
in front of the place with another bootblack,
acting suspiciously, about the time: the place
was entered.
ogue, who was arrested last week
on the: charge of stealing a trunk from whouse
in Union street, near Secinl, and whose re
cognizance was forfeited because. he'failed to
appear at, the hearing, was ;again arrested
yesterday, and taken to the Central Station.
He was held in $5,000 .bail fora further hearing.
—The Finance Committee of City Councils
has directed its chairman to report an ordinance
to pay the dill4ence between gold and cur
rency on the city loans due, July, 1.570, as
well' as interest on said loan, amounting to
$1,2,0G0.
—.Daniel W. Stoc4liam, who has been a
theil4er, of Common Cornicils for several
years, died at the residence of his father;
Eleventh and Arch . streets, yesterday, of
typhoid fever. Ile was 35 years of age.
4 N . POLITICAL.
Republican Meeting in Germantown.
Last evening a large mass-meeting, of the
Republicans of Germantown ,was held at the
Town Hall. Mr. H. W. Gray - called - the meet
ing to order, and nominated the following
officers, who were unatiinfoi 11111 l elected :
President-Wm.' Adamson.
-Vice,Prethients—Rev. George 11. Bickley,
Charles' Bonsel, Spencer Roberts, William E. S.
_Baker, WilliauriPAPPltger,. ..................... Al
exander Allen,-Charles Magarge, Joseph 11111,
Samuel Zell, C. Donat,'Hugh McCallum, Wal
ter MelSlichael, Galloway C. Morris,
Charles
W. Otto. James ' fraquair , Joseph Lovering,
WilliamAlcArthur.
seerthrries—George P.
,Evans, Benjamin
' l'bilip C. Garrett, CharleS L.
Eberle,' WM.-McArthur ; George W. Hammers-
, -
I,l'lll " N r . T N•N i fit Y OCTOBER t. 1870.
, ,
ly,Abrallam Keyber. J. C.
- M. D.,. Charlen—G.• Jokm-G"
Knox, Gyn. Bronson, Wm. W. Patton.
Speeches were made Hon. John Scott,
Mortori.McMiehael and Gen. Joshua 1.
Owen. •
-George-W—Hammersley, Sr., read a series
Of resolutions upon the Teduc t liou of the na
tional debt ; a protective -taritll udetnnatory
of coolie ' labor; , and'Opported Alfred Har
mer for Congress.. •••
Last evening a large aud•Very enthusiastic
meeting of German citizens of the Fourth
Congiez:sional Dist Oct was held at . Lyceum
lioxborotgar;at which floti.Virm. D. Kelly
and MeSsrs. Siegmati and Dittmann delivered
spirited addresses. ,
A business tnecting of the German' Rhpubli
can Club of the Third District was also held
last evening at 'Atteher, Ball, North Third
street, below Green, lir. Jam - Doerr in the
chair, and Paul Jagode, Esq., Secretary. A
huge number ,of new members, mostly ojd
Demecrat,s;. were admitted. sofue
addresses, had been delivered, the club
reselved to attend the Moss-meeting of Ger
mans, this evening, at the corner of Moselle!'
street and Columbia avenue. Also, to attend
a grand...demonstmtion of German. Republi
canism at Concordju.flail, on, Thursday neat,
at which pronduent speakers from New Pori:
and elsewhere are announced to Speak.
Thomas Meeting in the Fifteenth 'Ward.
A mass-meeting of those in favor of electing
General Wm. 13. Thomas to Congress was held
last•. night at Nineteenth and :Cal((Miff'
streets. Col. Edmund Randall presided. The
meeting was opened by Mr. A. Harrison sing
ing ",Kelley and the UoolitS.'
Gen,' Wm. 13. Thomas Aelivefed a lengthy
address. ..144
MEETII;10 OF ME 130ARD of "EDUCATION.
—Last night the Board of Education of Cam
den held a regular meeting. Present, Messrs.
Cassady, Fewsmith, , lMCDowell, Mecray, Moore,
Rittenhouse, Delacour and Ridge. Dr, James
M. Ridge, President, isi the chair:
On recommendation of Dr. Mecray, Miss
Brooks was appointed Second . Assistant
Teacher in,Kaighn's Primary School.
"A report Was received
_froni Tte
in Which it is stated that Shia laSt; repel:L - 11r.
Delacour had received on account of taxes,
&c., $8,354 79, and paid out -for ,salarieS and
other expenses, $6,300 80, - leaving a balance in
the treasury of $2,045 20.
Mr. Rittenhodse, from the Committee on Ac
counts, reported having audited bills amount
ing in the aggregate to $7,426 12 as' properly
vouched for, which were ordered paid. '
Mr. Fewsmith reported the number of boys
in attendance in the public schools as follows :
North Ward, 316: Middle Ward, 480;. South
Ward, 250—total, 1,046. Girls—North Ward,
312; Middle Ward, 530 ; South Ward, 280—to
tal, 1.128. Whole number, 2,184. Colored,
00. The number waiting 'admission were:
North Ward—Boys, 115 ; girls, 152. Middle
Ward—Boys, 0 ; girls, 20. South Ward—
Boys, 183; girls, 30, making an aggregate total
of '403. The,number of pupils that can be ac
commodated in the Cooper Street school, just
Titled up, is 184.
Samuel Bacon was appointed janitor of the
Cooper Street Primary School, and Mr. J. H.
Howard
.janitor of the South Ward Primary,
at salaries of $3O per month each.
A motion was made and carried, adopting
tlir'llabd Book of Map Drawing, by,Kearn
Mickleborough, for the use of higher de
partments of the schools. i .
The salary of Miss Wood, Principal of Cen
tral Primary School, was raised to. $4OO per
annum. This is an addition of $2O, she for- t
melds - receiving $3O.
By - resolut;on of Mr. Cassady, the various
committees were recommended to Observe the
strictest and-most rigid economy in all expen
ditures.
m motion, Mr. Delacour, Treasurer, was
authorized to borrow such sum or sums of
money as, may be necessary for meeting the
current, demands of the Board. Adjourned.
NomisA'ro.—The Democrats bare put
another martyr in the field. Yesterday they
nominated Joseph M. Kaighn as their candi
date for the Assembly from the Second Legis
lative District of Cateden county.
RETITHNED.-A man named Doyle, a de
serter from the United States service, was
arrested in Camden, and yesterday afternoon
returned to the custody of the officers.
Coi.NurrEn.-:—Yesterday Justice Cassady
committed Charles Madden on suspicion of
having been engaged in a burglary.
cOP - A - RT t NER - SHIP.
fp fl E CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
.I fore'existing between the undersigned is thin day
dissolved by mutual consent. The assets ,Lnd liabilities
with be liquidated by Mm..H. BUNTER, 724 Siltnieni
street. WM. H. HUNTER.
_
THUS. W. SNOWDEN.
Philadelphia, 5ept..29, 1570. Oct
H E COISARTNERSIIIP HERETO
fore exieting between the ithdersig,ned is this day
dissolved by mutual erm, , ent. The a,..rp and
will be liquidated by WK. H. HUNTER. at 7:;i Sansom
treet. WM. H. HUNTER.
•
THths . sNo W DEN.
zpiuLADELpm.k. Sept. 29 11170. •
7 11, 7 AiN E D -TO PT' I;(111ASE A
modern house, botwoon 3larket
mid Twelfth and Twenty-secotol ntroots. Pr.,. al aut
hay , . an aili.•.tuitte lot. A i fr ns „ ion°.
IEITTY. at this citico. 0 , 1 41."
TIED , L- A V ESS St' ITA 131. E
to carry thiilpor, with largo t.. bring a
cargo of timber from ;11nrien. Ga. Apply to Collll RAN
IttIt3SELL & CO.. 111 Chittutit atroct, or! tt
POARD "WANTED EV A. 111.1'..-;BYTE-
J,) rian Minister and his Wife. Lo, ation. s 11 , 1, to
}in , . Twentieth to Twenty-second. streets. Address
'• 11. F ollico.
YOUNG MAN A
W situation Tp ae M( Bookkeeper or Clerk. Has had
several years practical experience. References given
Address •• C. IL." this office. te2l.re
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ELL-SCURED MORTGAGES OE
:5 . 1,0(X1, $2,000, $2,500 and 85,800. Far sills h•, ,
J. 11. W 1.1 E ELE H
113 South 'Fifth Areot.
•
5.000 $5.500. AND OTH E R
amounts fo loan on mt rtt.u.g-
LEWIS H . It Eltic ER,
oc3-2t§_ 23 Walnut street. /..
.
S 7 000
1
, AND OTHER SU tyIti,LARGER
or smaller, to loan on morteaso,
.
' . J. H ;WHIMS,
se29-6t' No. 233 North Tenth st rout.
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BOARDING:
TU BENT
with First-clues Board, in a private family whore
Mere are no other boarders. a large Second-story F ro nt
Room; handsomely furnished. Location Chestnut
rant, west or Sixteenth. Address "M., - BCI,I.ETIN
OFFICE. .„. 0c.1,2t`
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_LI and three sniall Towns, at S E Nt. OCS-CA*'
1 it , tl H S E
ARCTREET A V . I NG ,BEEN
V newly , fitted up, is now open for reception of
families or single gentlemen also 10110 board. aul6tlf
VD 0 G.ER S' AND WOW.i'EN ti.u1,51.11
POCKET KNIVES, PEARL and STAG HAN•
DLES of beautiful flnish• RODGERS' and WADE &
BUTCHER'S, and the CELEI3RATED LECOU (MIK
RAZOR SCISSORS IN CASES of the tineot
Razors, Knives, Sclsiors and Table Cutlerj , ground and
_Polished,. .EAILINSTRUMENTS of tho most anurovod
construction to twist Tearing, at P. MADEIRA'S,
Cutler und.Surgical Ing ument Maker. 115 Tenth ntroc , ' •
bet w Ohostinit. , • •, ravl tf
TIIE' AMERICAN STOVE AND HOL
LOW-WARE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA,
IRON FOUNDERS,
(Succespora to North, Chace & North, Sharpe & Thom:
eon, and Edgar L. Thomson,/
Manufacturers of STOVES, HEATERS, THOMSON'S
LONDON KITCHENER, TINNED; ENAMELED.
AND TON DOLLO'W WARE;
FOUNDRY, Second and Miffl in Streets,
OFFICE, 200 North Second Street.
FRANKLIN LAWRENCE, Superintondetit.
EDMUND B. SMITH, Treasurer.
JNO. EDGAR THOMSON,
President. JAMES HUEY,.
General Manager
_
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1;J The very best article for travelers, Infante, Am
Beetle'', Milk Bribatitute, Patent Barley, Fri% Oat
Mal,.Bermuda Arrowroot, &c. Linuld Re, - and
pi
Fiavorittgtracts, Forget° by .IAMICS T. HINDI
B.W. t corne Broad oml Opruoo •:_oet s ,
German Itteetlngis:
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WAN Tg
MORTGAGES
C:MMEM
IMMMIR=
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AlfiUBEMEliTik
ASHER'S DANCING 4.C4DEMI,
S. W. ber. - tweifth and Chestnut, •
• Euiranco.on Twelfth a •ot.)
All the Now and lensbionablo flees_ aught.
'Ladies and Gentlemen-31011day, •Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday Evenings. •
Misses and rdastera—T.uesday an Saturday After- -
11001 M.
Gentlemen Only—Saturday kvening.
Priyate.lessons, singly or in class, acany hour to suit:
conreidence. -
For terms, Circulars, etc;, apply, or address PROF.
ASIIER, at the AcademY. . stil2-3m§
CAR", GAERTNER'S NATIONAL CON
SERVATORY °RCM' EST RA - will QM,, during
the season of 1870-71, Four Gruel Coticerta at the Aca
demy of Music.. There will 11140 be given, Ton Solreem
of Classical. Chamber Music in. tho large, robin of the
National Consoryntoty of Music.. .
This Orchestra offers its FICZYtCO/3 to the public for
concerts, - operatic and dramatics performances. cum
niencementii' &c.• also, in private soirees for solos,
nonettes, ottatutii - sca'tettes,qututettes, quartettes, trios
and duos.
Engagements received at the office, liouthoa4i corner
TENTH and .WALNU'retroots.
Subscription lists at the music stores and at the
office, • sell-lm§
ACADEMY .OF I.VIITSIC. NILSSON.
MAX STRK
AOSCH respectfully annonnces to the pub:
lie of 'Philadelphia and vicinity that
MLLE. CHRISTINA NILSSON
will make her first !toponymy, iu Philadelphia in
THREE (3) GRAND . NILSSON CONCERTS,
on the following ecetnagF.o, at o'clock: •
WEI)NESI) 1Y EVENING, OCTOBER. 12th,
FRIDAY lI,VENING, 14th. et.latl,W
MLL'E. NILSSON will be assists() by
bliss ANNIE LOUISE CARY, the favorite Co itralt 0, •
Signor BRIGNOLL the distinguished Tenor.
Signor N. VERG KR, the eminent_Baritone.
M r. lIENVVVIEUXTEMPS, the great Violinist.
The Grand Orchestra will be under the direction of
MAX hIARETZER. y, ,
Conductor Signor BOSON!
The sale of Tickets 1%111 commence ou ,Saturillty. Oct. 8,
at 9 A. M., at the box office of the Academy of DI fide.
A MERICAN ACADEMY 01? 31 US IC.-
jiLASS.I...EII,3
--
SECOND GRANDCOI•dERT MATINEE.
SATURDAY.AFTERNOON,OOt. 8. -We10ck,1371.1.
ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME—FULL RAND.
A(11111F10011. 151) cents. Three Tickets, 81. Family
Circle, 25 cents. Boxes. 83,to'd oc3 t r
OBEST.NUT STREET THEATRE.
E. L. DAVENPORT Lessee and Manager,
CAM).
The management line effedted, at a great expense, a
re-engagement with the celebrated, ,
• PROTEAN ART tST
and inimitable vocalist,
WM. HORACE LINGARD,
and tbe charming comedienne.
ALICE DUNNING (LINGARK
with their celebrated Comedy and Vaudeville Company,
in an entire New Programme.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
.MATINEE'
ON MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENING', I , •
The Splendid Two Act Comedy of
TIME'TRILP ALL.
LINGA - RIVIN
land the Amusing Comediette of
IVIIO SPEAKS FIRST?
)dmiesinn_2o,tfland_7o de.. Commence at S „
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W ALN UT STREET THEATIMi4
Ile2ll - 111 Ilt 77. i.
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. Oct. 4,
POSITIVELY - LAST WEEK
(Ii the I.rillinnt entzarruinent of •
LUCILLE WESTERN,
Ili 11,r nnrivalleo impPrsonntion of
LADY ISABEL
. .
And MADAME VINE,
In C. W.T,ikylour , 's Great Moral Drama of.
EAST LYNNE:
on. THIS. ELOPEMENT.
Fli IP AY—BENEFI rOF LUCILLE WESTERN.
MAHNEE ON SATURDAY.
A/1 - JOHN DREW:B .ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Beeitoi 5. tO S.
SECOND WEEK OF CENTRAL •PA RE .
7% ONDAY, AND TILL FURTIItI NOTICE.
Lest, r allack 's Cono
CENTRAL PARK.
fly MRS. JOHN _DREW AND comPAN Y.
SAT URDA Y AFTERNOON. Oct. a..at 2.
ONLY MATINEE OF CENTRAL PAIRE.
In active rehearsal. Coll•bii Drainatizati - an of
MA AND WIE.
SEATS SECURED N
SIX DAYS F IN ADVANCE.
AL CH STREET OP.ERA. HOUSE,
Arch Street. abilVO Tenth.
THE PNLACF. OF .MINSTRELSY.
SIMMONS & SLOCUM'S—
. MINSTRELS. •
TILE CEIAMPIoN TROUPE OF AMERICA'.
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.'
P. ith the%toi,t Minstrel Iligottriat Rai iII the wnrlcl. •
Ilex Mho, open trout 9 A. M to 4 P. M.'f•ir
lie,rved Seam.
I,` •
rJ.X'S AMERYCAN-J.B.E ' l' . X .
GIGIANTTC SUCCESS'
GIGANTIC SUriCES:
GIGANTIC SUCUES,IS
Tv. , ht , •Fes -, i) jhji,
Tll,ll 11l iii tw , lv , nights two Jl utiurry b. witr/,,4
MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENT.
MAMMOTH ENT.ERTAINMENT. •
..GORGEOUS LIST OF Tioum Pill. .
GORGEOUS LIST OF TRIUMPHS.
Read the oPinioni , of the first•ela,,,, journals—Se aday
li,i•atrir. Fran srr trt, Mercury, .Ikpybh*, Sunda Mora-
, Th e I,t4r,t, Inqu,rrs
North uirrjran •Al urn tn.' Pus:. Guy Item, Er-,1111“
EVENINO BULLETIN. Day, Eve a .Y•i • ;
er- .I.),Anor-rat and Eve nenz l lira id. rn
- I , TEIV ELEVENTH ST. OPERA HOUSE,
_LA Eleventh Street, above Chestn at.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
"-• THE FAMILY RESORT.
Established hii.l2.
CARNCROSS B DIXEY'S
MINSTRELS,
The Great Star Troupe of the World in their Grand
Ethiopian Soirece.
Box office open from 10 tot o'clock.
R. F. SIMPSON; Treasurer.
J. L. CATtNCROSS, Manager. andl
F OX'S AMERICAN THEATRE.
Wahfut Street.aliuve Eighth.
GIGANTIC SUCCESS.
cROWDED HOUsEt; EVERY NIGHT.
Beat Talent in America.
THE GREAT COOL BURGESS.
The funniest man'alire
MLLE. DE ROSA,
The Peerless Premiere Dansense.
MISS EMMA ALFORD, MISS LIZZIE EF.LsEY,
SYDNEY FRANKS, THE LONDON Comlo .
CHAS. HOWARD and JOHN Al ULLICAA,
The Celebrated Ethiopian Artists. -
Two SplOndid New Balle ts, DEMON OFTHE NIGHT.
And THE GRAPE PICKERS.
TEE COURT or BEAUTY BALLET TROC•PE.
FULL MINSTREL COMPANY.
SPECIAI. NOTICES
11-7 - . PHILADELPHIA
, BOARD OF
te.,D , Imo K
Tit it.ADFT.PIII A. Oct 1570.
Rex61 , , , 1. That this Beard offer a reward of Fire II tt
dred Dollars for the arrt.st and convh•tlon of tdl:. party
or parties r. , otterned to the forzery whereby one of our
no tubers was swindled out of seventy-five hundred dol
lars .by forced certification on a cheek on the Union Na
tional-Molt of this city.
Fridil the MilllttQA
'MOS. LIALE,
tzecrehtry,
PERSONAL..
t!
.11:: 4 . ELLEN GORMLEY, FORMERLY
of 920 ( lie4tsitit street. has resumed Dress•making..
Engligern,nt” by the day can be male by altires , ina her
at N0. 1tr2.04 Walnut street.
DROFESSOR JOHN BUG HANAN, — M. D.
1_ can be consultedpersonally or by letter in all die.
eases. Patients can roly.upon a safe, speedy, and per
=anent cure, as the Professor prepares and - turn, uee
new, scientific and positive remedies specially adapted
to the wants of the patient. Private offices in College
Building, No. 514 PINE street. Office hours from 9 A
114 to 9P.MI an.lo ly
GROCERIES. - LiQU
NTEW MACKEREL, SALMON AND
_LI shad in k ins. put up expressly for families, at
COUSTY'B East End Grocery, No. 118 South Second
Fitreet, below. Chestnut.
NEW GREEN GINGER, PIG .„ED
Limes, Pickled Lambs' Tongues,Oys
and Clams. at COITSTY'S East End Grocery, No. 118
South Second street, below Chestnut.
MABLE CLARETS FOR S 4 00 PER CASE
' of one dozen bottles, up in storo and for sato at
COUSTY'S East End Grocery, No. 11tl Sotttb Second
street, below Chestnut.
NEW CANNED Goops; G I§,ENTEA.S;
Asparagus, Tomatoes, Sec., are arriving. Families
wishing Caine HOW is the time to buy chedpott COUSTY'S
East End Orocory, No.llB South Second street, below
Chestnut.
$3/M PER DOZEN FOR GENUINE
.A.R; imported Fronch White Wine Vinegar in
cases, very choice quality, at ()GUSTY'S !set End
Grocery, No. DS South Second street, below Chestnut.
JUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE 1,0,00
canoe of Champagne, sparkling Catawba and (MOM
fornia Wines, Port,Madeira, Sherry, Jamaica and Santa
Am= Rum, tine old Brandies and 'Whiskies, Wholesale
and Retail. P. J. JORDAN, 220 Pear street,
Below Third and Walnut streets, and above Dock
street. de7 tf
JORDAN'S CELEBRATED P ORE TONTO
Ale ler Invalids, family use,etc.
The subscribur is now furnished with his full Wintei
supply of his Highly nutritious and well-known bever
age. Its wide-spread and increasing use, by order of
physicians, for invalids, use of families, dtc., commend it
to the attention of all consumers who want a strictly
.pure article ; prepared from the boat materials,. and put
up in the most careful manlier for home nee or transpor
tation. Orders by mail or otherwise promptly militated.
P. J. JORDAN,
No. 220 Pear street,
del below Third and Walnut streets
'CHEAP PAINTING the
no or the Wont, C,OMPANICIi
T ting V. 4.60) will
1 / 4 .„ ' ep°llWilfxteaPtfcli aa.260 ; 1l 0I Y end,
• 7-- and wear longer. Iror;partliTlar_,o
COST LEAD. athireoe S. BOWISIi ..
selo th lm
. TO LET-SECOND-STORY FRONT
ANL flown, 824 Chestnut street, about 2 8 x 28 foot.j
Suitablo for an office or light business: / .
jalf. tf Iry
W111 . 1"E SEAL OIL.-33 BARRELS
White Winter Seal Oil, landing from Fehnoner
Tioimy Mat, For oale by Iil)W. 11. HOWLEY. No. 16
&MI ixont fi4ect.' , , 6e27-tig
MUSICAL.
I.A Art TM GAERTNER'S NATIONAL (ON
i V SERVATORY ' OF MUSIC; southeast cdytter of
Tenth and Walnut streets. ignowapen for the Fourth
Season for the reception'of pupils. Instruction is given
by a stsffot the best Professors in the city in the follow
ing branches : Vocal Music; Piano. Violin, Viola,. Vio•
loncello. Contra Bass,"Theory of Harmony, Gran d Or
gan-4 or-Church.- Organ), Cabinet Organ. Me oOn,
. Flute. Clarionet. Mho, Bassoon, Horn Cornet. rota
bone, Harp. Guitar...km, Acm
.and in the Italian, German,
French end Spanish Languages. . •.,
For particulars see .circulars , to 'bo . bad , . at
~tho . °nice of the Conservatory ,and .in the Music-
Stores. . ,
The director of the' Conservatory" takes thin :oppor
tunity to express his sincere gratification'at the SUCCOSB
which has attended his efforts to establish: this imititu•
thm in Phtlad. 1 unlit on a permanent hatds and with the
prospect of continued prosperity. ~,,,---*
lie would likewise declare his gratitutie to the many
kind friends aniong,..the students and elsewhere,
whose interest in the cause of thorough instruction. in
" the art and science of forts c has assisted rso materially •
in bringing the CouseniMry to its present state of tom
fulness. ..
Ile cat only tirothise in return that hie devotion to the
object of raising the institution finder his care to a high
place arnong the great muiribsctroels of.tne •world shall
be, as it has been, the contMlling influence of the Con
servatory. \' CARL GAERTNER,
selk-Iml, . . Director and Proprietor.
QIGNOR GUISEPP.E Rizzg, HAVING
LI "returned from Rurope, will reaum8"11118 lemons in
Singing October let. Address - '
oeltu th s3' . ~• 1026 Oberflout street.
Ittl. "CHARLES li. JARVIS HAS RE
an' ' MU iturtrucrion Bin Piano and Thorough -Bass.
" him cc;' 131 N. Nineteenth st., ob. Arch. 'reit; 130
I. _
IG. .. RONDINELL A, TEACHER OF
Singing. Private lessons and clatiSbil." B.ooldonco,
3 S. Thirteenth street.
3§
13A-Til, LAD SIN G ING—ENdIFT;
French rind Italian. PROF. T. BIRO 33
South Nineteenth street. ,
FOR SALE.
el WEST PHILADELPHIA.
FOR SALE OR. TO RENT,
Handsome Brownstone Mansard Roof
Readences, -
4114 SpruCe Strt•et—Pottseittiou October 10th.
4110 Spruce Street—lmmediate P0 , 140f 4 e,i011.
O.ELL
eG•tu J l29lm§ South Front Street.
111.BROIVN STONE RESIDENCE El
-• FOR SALR,
N 0.1922 ARCH STREET.
Elegant Brown. Stone Itoddence, three Merles and
lilansard roof; very coimmellotoi, fornirthed with evert?
modern convenience, and built In a very superior and.
Hubsteotial manner. Lot 2i feet front by ASO fest deny to
Cuthbert street. on whicl, 1a erected a luttlHorne.brick
Stable and 00110 h
y OUBO.
J. M. 01.7WIEY A: SONS,
733 WALNUT Street.
ari 2 4 tfrn •
2014 ARCH STREET.
Cherapefit Modern Dwelling
fn the”etty. Cot 20 by 167 feet..
The owner bought it at a sacrifice. u; ea sell at great barhain, Ou camy trrnia. immediate pm:session.
J.
F RI:WK . LIST, 620 Walnut street. seM tt
_
.ilfrq . FOR :_iaL E.—A MODER AT E-5,17, ED
kla binder-it and Desfroblo R”stdoneo. N0.17(.0 Spro , ”
street. Terms eat. Y. Apply to CHARLES 11 HART,
ttu Walnut istrout . oc4H7 '
M ARCH ST RH E T—DWELLINGS,
N0? , ..10yr and It Early
1.1
tB North Tenth street.
MUST Noi:Til
riiS7 , •vontli street, location for bu.iii;.tti
i•gic.-f, or, Jr.-std.:nee...3i Cash required*pr&i.
on the preinines. 0
fy(- ; ! FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—NOS.
2109 • 2103 , 2 1 / o _. 2127 and 2 , -21 Walnut-etreet. Pricien
ranaintt front .';‘, - 22.1 00 to .5.%5.0 iO, r be r,n1,1. Ad•
• lirt,h, tint.-, LiA3IB4N, 0. BUNTING.
sea) 12r tetreet.
21 FOR SALE.—MOD ERN RESIDENCE,
:TI C‘ , lllploto repair, lia ring hew) occupied by the
owner. Ali the. modern iniprnvrnn,nta ; 2 wider 810.,et. , ,
2 baths, 2 brick. heaters, low - down grate'i. 2 rang - -; Pit
per And pal in excellent order; open 41.3irwly.
dot. 2.c by 115. Franklin gtrt•m, near Poplar. FRED..
SY LVESTER.IY)d Smith Fourth- etreot. nr!27 tt
r7:l FOR SALE—a — StririFt, OFT --
estment—Chei.tn Tit fttr ,,, l twar
Tenth street ; handsome finish; tint saloon Cla
111 - o,r ; roodern dwelling. Fine ..tory },rick buildinz at
street. Rent , : for 57,000. FRED.SyLvEsTEIt,
S Fourth street. - tf; •
FR SALE—OR RENT - ON AN
0
improving len. O -- for n term of years •
11
peoperty, ft-et Irma b 8) fortlxith etr,et,, on
three sides. plinitte nn the h ride of - Walnut et roff,,
west of Ninth street. Larqe 'and
011 the mar. J. Al GI:MAIEY 4. SONS; No. 733 Wal
lin: etre..
IVA WET I) ELANCE PLACE—FOR
F.1:411.rd,--The Imilt , orna thro4 , -.story rceld,-ncn
with Mansard roof, hunt and (inhaled thronglyn.t In a
en ri or mann , r. vtlth fatra courenknc,s ; 2 hath•
; -Am a in No. 27a3.5 Delancey Place. J. M.
GU 41M EY ilsoNS,73.3l , Valnutttre.et,
FO :SALE—THE
MS. Btory nrown-litoi, loon. nroporty, flittlAt., No. t. 7
North Third :0 r, , t. J. 21. GUMMEY 50N5,733
put street.
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SALE .—AN ELEGANT
C o II try Seat.contaliiing 29 acresof laud, Kft uiuß
If the Limekiln tnrnpike mut stre-t or Metholkt
lane ; convenient tn. either Germantown Railroad or
North Pennsylvania. Large mansion house, with 2
parlors. library, dining•room, butler's pantry, store
own and large kitchen on first* door, 7 chAmbers on
seeionl floor; bath. hot and cold water and large closets.
Stabling fors horses and large coach-house.. Abutnlauce
of fruit and two young orchards. Grounds are hand
somely improved with drivOr, 3111 i walks and well shaded
with forest trees. J. M. GL'MMEY A SUNS, 733 Wal
nut street.
fp FOR SALE—A NEW AND EL E
gant Brown Stone Residence, east side of Logan
Square, below Vine; replete with conveniences. In
quire at premises
sel6 tf§
OR MARBLE TERRACE—FOR SALE,
Posse and Lot. Nn. 321 i Chestnut street. Lot 13
by 120 feet. Building 4 stories front and back, with
NVII IV. marble front and Mansard roof; spacious rooms
and stairways; finished in the roost modern and are
proved style; underground drainage, heating and cook
ing arrangements complete; soapstone 'wo. ,, h•tubs in
kitchen, and speaking tunes to all parts of house.
Also for sale, house and lot. No ITN Chestnut street.
ror particulars appfrIWRAND, PERKINS A: CO., 124
'North Sixth street. t 0.5
irt FOR SALE—A VERY VALUABLE
HOUSE and LOT at the N. W. corner of Forty
recond street and Eingsesslng avenue,
Mamelt r.f brown atone, three stories, containing
16 rooms, and 'finished In the best and most substantial
with all the•modern improvements—one of the
most desirable Louses in West Philadelphia. Property
should be seen to be ilppreci Atter] Persons wishing to
know the terms and examirdt the property can (11) q!) by
calling on 'JAMES N. SELLERS, until :t P. 'M. at 144
South Sixth strOot, and in the evening at WI South
Forty-second street. au 21 tf
BROWN STON HOUSES,
EN NE.'72000 E
AND2OIO SPRUCE STREET
ALSO, NO 2110 WALNUT STREET, FOll
SALE. FINISHED IN NVALN UT IN THE NUM
SUPERIOR MANNER, AND WITH EVERY
MODE4N COOVENIENCE. E. B. WARREN, 21111
SPR ST4'..TET. APPLY :.SETWEEN 2 AND 4
O'CLOCK P. N. mh2st4
ITIOR SAE--DESTRABLE BUILDING
r lot south shit- of Spru&* street, west of Twenty
first street. feet front, 101 feet deep to tlrauvllle street.
Apply to
I. If. WREE I LE,
004 3t , ~ 113 South Firth "ErPpt
poll sAI , E—li CT I LD LNG LOTS—A VP: L Y
,I 2 desirable, Lot of Oriiimd. Avert side of N , rth
Broad street, tkx2OU foot deep to Carlisle street. A. ir roe
lot. northeast corner tiixth and Dickerson titre. 028
feet on Sixth street by 00 feet deep. A lot south s le Lo•
mist street W - est side of Twenty-first (tram, 51x Ilk feet
deep. A large lot on Washington avenue, rx2 : ,l 3 'act
derp. Apply to COPPLIDN y JORDAN, t 33 wlt. alnut •
street.
__________ ____ _______ _ .___ ___
-r— TO RENT..
El
FOR-'RENT.
in
'House 145 Price Street, Germantown,
Three minutes front Railroad Depot.
TwelVe remits, bathroom, furnace. range, cistern
with pump in addition to hydrant water.
. •
Lease for three years.. . 4 ,- - : 700 per annum.
apply to
. ,
W. H. WEBB, 06 Price Street.
~...,,. 0 ...
se23 tf
.CEN
Market et rent, T hc:ttee , t l 7F'nnnlh bud Fifth Mirente.
rot. address apply to HUNTER Ar CO., 724 Sauseth
street. 0042t'
•
T—O RENT TWO LARGE NEWLY
.
ninkished communicating Rooms, On the second
, iloor. for Gentlemen's Lodging-rooms. Apply at No.
41 North Twelfth street. Reference required. oel-3t"
T ARCM FIRST STORY ROO NI ; 70 1.117 80,
Lombard, near Twenty-fif li. Rent only 10 ,Ap
ply 41t North Twelfth. 5023 G-t'
ea TO LET.—HOUSE - 102 AR 11,
trAi TO
h-4- a small family, with ha th, io•ater
closet, Rent, isdttlth Immediate possession. 2 feet
front. Apply,on premises: of 3t"
al` U RNI SH ROUSE—EOR REtT i .—
uti A handsome Dwelling, with lariire" lot of grG9Thd,
and well furnished throughout, situate on NA Omit
street, West Philadelphia. GUMMEY & SONS,
733 Walnut street_
, 471 ---- to LET—LARGE STORE, N 0.318
it 1 Mullet otroot, punier of LIMISon
it htree Apply to
•r Auf t,
IE,
,py,g4_tf z i 233 South Thirteenth street.
TO REIiT, FURNISHED—A HAND
•
SOma_Ctinutry Residence,. 111aullehn stroot, Ger-
Inantown ovitlr every improvemont. Flue stable' and
four acres of ground, In excellent order.' Also, a desk
ruble Country Residence, Thorp's lano,thlrd home from
Duy'e lane,. Germantown. with 23 acres of ground,
stable, Scc. Will be' rented rAnsonrt Apply to COP
lt?'ir'OatDAN, 933 Watituft stree .
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CREESE & BIoOOLLII3I, R.6L EBTAtiI
. • , AGENTS. P'
Office Jackson street, opposite Mansfon street, Claps
Island, N. J. Real Estate bought and sold. Persons
desirous of routing cottOges during the season will apply
or addres4 as ahoy°.
Respectfully refer to Chas. A. Rubloam,Hent7 Bun=
Frauds hlcllvain, Aug ustu Merino John DAViele
W. W .Juirento. tea
t
EDWIN DAT:SNYDER
POLITICAL NOTICES.
TTNION
A- - T'ICKET.
f -
JUDICIARY.
Associate Judges of the Cowl ofilommon Mao
EDWAILD.3I. PAXBO/,
Tuomes K. FINLETTEE.
.Associate Judge of the 'District Court
JAMES 1• • Y ~D
L f.lov Barri
• 'She'rtf : '
WILLIA:M. E. LEEDS
litmisler of Wills:
WlLtlioll RUNN:
Late - private 72d Regiment Ponneylvania Volantoore
Clerk of the p)plauzs' Coup<
ssEGT. JOSENJ 0. TITTERHABY
ell Y.
Receiver of 7'oxe3
ROBERT 'IL BEATTY
Gity -Com m loner
CAPTAIN JAINBB BAIN
CON GAESSIONAL.
let District—DF:NJAMlN MICKEL,
LION: CHARLES O'NEILL.
LION. LEONARD MYERS.
4th ' -110 N. WILLIAM D. KELLEY
6th " C.
&ialtor—Titird D istrict
~.5) ,
DE ". W. THOMAS.
n n
-
.SEtll BLIc..
lat DlatrIct—SAMUEL P. THOMSON.
" WILLIAM 11. STEVENSON.
WILLIAM KELLEY.
WILLIAM ELLIOT.
WILLIAM DUFFY.
(.70L. CHARLES KLECKNER
1101tERT JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM L. MARSHALL.
WILLIAM H. PORTER.
JOHN E. REYBUIIN.
11th " SAMUEL M. HAGER.
12th JOHN LAMON.
nth .. JOHN DUDIREW
lith " JOHN CLOUD, •
lf,th ADAM A LLRRICHT.
It;th ". WILLIAM F. SMITH.
17th " WATsON COMLY.
PO. " JAMES MILLER. . .
By order of Ow City E . xecutive Commltt'•r.
JOHN L. HlLL,Preahlrmi.
. _ _
rah "
illii
.10115 31cer!.:.017G11.
31 C. 31, ,- Ac.,
1.,,1117 : 0 '22 'J 'l7 5. 1 t. '3 7 4 1 ,, )1
OZi" 1870.
SHERIFF,
WILLIAM IL.. LEEDS.
je.l6 tl ochry
ErFUCATION
H. Y. LAUDERBACH'S ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG. MEN AND BOYS. •
ASSI7MBLY South TENTH. Street-
A Primary, Elementary and Finishing School.
Thorough preparation for Rosiness or College.
Special attenthigi, given to Commercial Atitiunetic and
all kin& of Busimss calculatiorts.
French and Gerroan. Linear and Perspective Drawing
Eloe orlon, Ceropo(itlon, Natural Selene...
P •
FIELD PRACTICE' in Surveying Mil Civil E riginser
in g. with the use of all ri.guisite inhtruments, to given to
the higher classes In Mathematics. .
A firet-class Priniary-Deptrtruent.
The hest ventilated, moat lofty and spacious Class
rooms ire the city.
Open for the reception of, applicants daily from 213 A.
N. to 4 P. M.
Fall term will begin September 12.
Circulars at Mr. Warburton's, No. 430 Chestnut amid.
s(l9
• ROBERT H. LABBERTON'S
YOUNG LADIEV AdATIEMY,
338 find 340 South FIFTEENTH Strret.
Next term commencer September 19th. jel3 tin
AF RESTIFIet 5 - 1" -- iiirThf 17 - C.', ri.Ex r I;
Hence in teaching French. music, .tc., to young Af
children, of ere her sereles t. f aro iließ. The 1,4 t refer- i
ences giro/. Please tuldr , 4.s No. 124 South EL} N.TIt
street. 4 oc4 3t" ' •
Air rBS DUE I I:M AND MISS 'WATSON
..IL will reopen their floardit.g and Pay selnyd for ,
young ladies., No. 1409 Locust btreet • on Wednesdrg
September tlel. au •!ir tu,th,sa.tP3
OMEGA RAY INSTITUTE, ENGLISH .
Valid FRENOII, for young Ladies and :11i.ies, board
ing and day pupils, Non. ma and 1:49 Spruce street.
Philadelphia, Pa.„ will
REOPEN ON TUESPWY, September 20.
French is the language of the family, and is constantly .
spoken in the institute.
jel6ith a to-6mk MADAME D'RERVILLY. PrincipaL
..4. U N A i D ne l tel:. 1,Z 1 , 4 : W N al t ti ) tiT , ft t r ,T : l -t.—T D er A lll.\—:: 24 i a ‘l .l%
-c 'Mars, li - 20 to F.:40 por , i.e,i.n. Boarw , -13 , rar. and
1 ..
Tuiti o n. i2LO r i f.r annum. 9 , -3-e to till-.
ptsHOPTi3ORPE
A Caillneil SCHOOL FOR YOUNG -LAM
The third ):e,tr,onuneni , T,T - Sepr,mbur J.l t lfgO. For
circular and—furthcr Information ad4reaki the Prin
Ttishopthorpo,
ti 02.1 at th at t: 'Bethlehem , Pa.Zl
GERMAN INSTITUTE, 1341
Chestnut Ptreet.- day-80)0.1 and orivnto
I, Mons. J. OTTO URBAN, Priw-ipal. ocl 121"
rr ATIN - AND ITALIAN LANGUAGES
taught by Prof. J , 3IP W HD PONT!, of Milan.
- .
Addretis, ,are \V. G. Perry, statiout.r, No:72i Arch
street..
'D . ROP MAROTEAIT, T E A C H E
_L of the French Language, No. T 23 youth Ninth
Wee( Fieb3.llilci w
CU It TLA N D SAUNDERS COL—
LEGE,
For Young Men, Youth and Small Boys. seS•lm"
•
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110 P I TTENITOUSE ACADEM Y.—N. E.
I.A,Chestnut and Eighteenth, will begin its seventeenth -. 4.;....,-.,-s-....,,,.
year September 12.870. Forcirculars, g lying full in - --
formation, call at, 'Blair, North-west Oh estnut and
Eighteenth streets:.`. an. lb-2m .
- - , EUC FITS BARROWS,
DEBENNEVILLE 1C.T.1711W10, I Principals.
1 1 1.1S8 A. L. CLARK WILL RE-OPEN' •
111 her Day School for Ohildren on MONDAY,
September 19th, in the school bottling of the Church of
the 1101) Trinity, Nineteenth and Walnut ets. eel lin§
riißE BEST PROVIDED SCHOOL IN
J America. The Scientific and• Classical Institute, a •
school for boys and young men, Poplar and Seventeenth
streets, reopens on Monday,September 12th. Our school
room is large and airy, the iilll'o, in Philadelphia, stud
our means of instruction, philosophical apparatus and
cabinets of Natural history, are larger than in any
other school in America.
J. ENNIS, A.M.,
Principal.
ATISS CARR'S SELECT BOARDING
nhd Day School for Young Ladies.
EILDON SEMINARY, 13(Wl'Il Milos from Philadel
phia, on the North Pennsylvania Railroad, opposite
York Roud 'Station.
.
The nineteenth sennion will commence tieptember 14th
1870. Oircularit obtained at the office of .111. y Cooke St
Co.,Bankern, 114 7. Third street, Philadelphia, or by ad
dresning the Principal, Shoemakertown Pont-Office,
Montgoingry county, Pa. Kuhl ',lino§
- WINDOW GLASS
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I\ll. NDO W . GLASS, Q x 5 G
SINGLE AND DOUBLE 'TIMM. tl
BEST AMERICAN BRANDS.
8110 FREN CH GLASS.
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ERY SUPERIOR QUALITIES.
SINGLE AND THICK.
Q 1 ENGLISH CRYSTAL
OVA . " 4 1 x °
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RANTED NOT TO STAIN. SUPE
RIOR TO ANY OTHER IMPORTED.
9 4x 94 EXTRA DOUBLE Op y a
N CAD Iron on CAItS AND 2 6 X 32
HEAD•LiGHTS AND EN
GINES. VERY FLAT. mmm
uy
AN NEALEIL EVERY SIZE.
•
24x 60 DdigIVILs H , VI 36 48x.141
AND 1 TI ICIC rw On FLOORS
AND ROOll G PURPOSES.
BENJAMIN H. • HOEMAKER,
1(321 No. 20G, 20T, 209 and 211 Lifourth atroot
1870.
A011,1r: S !"
.
'he Chestnut. Street, I:neat:re w 4 'IIIIBIY
filled last oveninu, when the " Lingard Coin
binat low" , reappeared.; - l'Ile• - two=a.et:play - of
.. '''filue..7 . l . 'i(N u.s ill/" 1.1 a wretched :composi
tion, scarcely worthy 'of good, - acting; but it
- was well done, thelealliie , • parts tieing tilled
by Alice thinning I,ingerd end Mr. Creorge C.
Boniface. Mr. B. is a eanitall actor, - with: a
quiet, but intelligent mil :1,03 him
valuable as a loadiii, i,r corn-
Pauy• After the - 1 inard
J. , r
gave " the Ilse Sket kept the
aTlierice in it'bewilliert Ise. and
tH
laughter for a hair ~,,, iof hi s
B irrE,..,,,p l in- Ain
, r . ent Si\ FES ` . l SI SI LIE Tif min
transf ;mations and the excellence - of all ills :: c
i : hie, i:. ~.;":•i t yt - yi-i t .. ( r ) . ( 2c F ccr l' Al if l •c i l i t .. ; ' H a l t ? fr c
A 4 T) , :' ,V )(t r r Y S.: ' 4 ,1 1 Z 1 :? " - ' I ' AT
r
peisonationsAre wonderftil....The .. er r.. n • law .,„, enrnOrld loin. and Tin tili,rg. norraie hro, , .1ei414, ndinlnAVde
P AU A, " cadif.P.prnvid(.ll f.r Sato ft , hums. -
closed "with - a good representa.tion of the lively,. .•
.. . - ~..._,.... . - -
little comedy of Ii ;Speitk.s b'int i The same tiEroz , ,Ts nr-AioNEY nEctivi , ,o ON INT Eli'
EST, tit thrPo pot' cent.. pay . :ll"ly I. rlt.,k, ‘e ip:oult t,•
bill will be repeated t his evening.illit*l d iot, rind id four per ...r. ut., nayahlo fi, ' ch., , : i.E. ~n tpm
—.l.vicille Western will appear at the \Val- " B '` mtk° '
nut Street , Tile.i.tre, this e voni irg, in Etts.t.
Lynne.. On Prillity night she will have her
lam o well benefit.
—The Lingard Comely Company at the
Chestnut Street -'l.'iteatre Will give a floe pr
fin mance t his everting...
—At Simmons & Slocum's Arch Street
Opera flouse'at first-class - minstrel entertain
ment this 4 evenine.
—A good miscellaneous 'performance will be
given at Fox's American. Theatre this evening.
—A minstrel performance at ciirncress &
Dixey's Eleventh Street Opera Jionse to-night.
—The first of - the Nilsson Concerts will Lbe
given on Wednesday night next. at the Ica
&Tay of Musie. Concerts will he given on the
following Friday evening:; and there will be a
maLiin'T on Saturday, the 15th. The sale of
tHiets will begin eli Thursday, of this week, at
the Academy.
ti r TVE3IM.
Ramsey, of Philadelphia, and flash
field, of Turk, have gone to Florene,.
Italy, iron; the troubled beetles of Paris.
-31ei.srs..Earle Son; No. sl6 Chestnut
street, have a;'rangeir - th,!ir iiortliern gallery to: -
the itutoniii eltil seine 'highly attrac
tive works of ail,.. Ifboulas 11.111 4 witose Vo
Semite " seethed to be painted bi an eelee,tiC
btyl . f: that wilted lie vitt ues of all the American
.kuidscilpe schools, has - prialtweds a pendant to
that picturci which now occupies the centre.
It represents the NOteli in the White Moun
tains, Nee 11tti3:pillirel, veitlli the storm winch
swept as% aY. the tVilley family, many years
ago. The Re 1... Mr. Willey's guide-book
to the ret:toti gives a full - account
of that eatastroplot. Mr. hill's picture
repti,,ents the Notch as seen io proeiiedni..;
dot, ii....atil a little way fin tip• UraNr“:' , l
I.frilt(•, ti, , , steep sides of Ulf?, ravine c•lidliinr,
the seem:, alit: the distative is i9Atlioniel by toe
sl,nthiet t ie 4 l dome of 3.1 , t0nt.. Willard. ,A
storm, thr o e in t : a chain of ,harp sh,nlowti into
the ‘atlii)---„.t."lilit• li alit' iip.t+ifie in the paint
ite.i—is inoteatni; over the • .Leila-; the natant
tj 4 ,,, i ; ,, 1 ,,, ~5 iiihui ;Old tumoltuous down the
glen esti fearfol landslide .has descended the
maintain. pilliig, opiiiioniii trees lot., the fore
giotiim, :;el („eking, as it did in liktory, just
i ii.re it,
bi I.iiiii Ibe Wiill!y Mansion : so as to sp Ni.hile iiilling the seatti. red itanates.
;d
ouely
dog, in the picture, howls forth his e of
woe. 'lbis eiimpoSition is too painstak tie and
tot, liar rat - 1'0:1y )litelesting to etieourae UT , :
mood of mini, in which tank-finding is done.
Any -tourist e ill- be enchanted to sit an hour
V. nil so imellittent a record [reroute his eyes.
(Jr her soaks at. Messts..Larlii's t..; dlety aro, a
view or Initne froin Palatine . jlitl, by an
Anicrican at t ist.„l. tli Mont:dam, tvresenting.
iii the floti, , griliiincl. the highly interesting exe,t
rat ions n1:141 On the sitemf the Palaeit of the
(`meats meter the dirnet ion of the es-Emperor
in the Rauch. ik 11 , was profoundly interested
in thiSlitel,innii.itzwal task. lie has alundoried
i t . as i s ,, eriu e ot. I,eliesi
~digging up . the
sectitt of Llie•atiism :—''file :spirit. of Ow
M ht.," by 'l. iluelia:nan head, an
ideal figure ;.:Ot hp in Ow gintz., isst: le so much
admit ed by that art I.•t • s frilas ;—Snycfr%i
Ilnllow, near Pin:Jim-0) 4 t large lanils , .taPe
showing, iae think,. a tesetve of quiet powei,
and , :ory impressltein ini grav it y and noble
ness :_to;ether with Ilarnischls bust of Mr.
Fr y i that of Miss eikllinah, and many other
notabilities. M. sees. Earle recently sold cite
interestiog e Marguerite," of Miss Anna Li...,
for l;;•i./0 ; it %s ill torus a part 01 an English
pi ivate collection.
FA it 'TS AN D FAA cx izi
—The 4heriti . of Vermilion county, 111., is
named Si aich, and be ittiei, it.
—1:o11t:r skating is popular with the Atlanta
peon],
ben a hen has the toothache she always"
a rbichen will CI alle to pullet.
—A mail in Oxford, Illinois, was bitten by
a tiit.renteen years ago. and is still
taking whii‘Ry.to cure the bite,
----Peoria recently gave a banquet to a rail
road exeurqou party, and now an inhospitable
fellow has served au injunction upon its pay
ment.
—Fort Edward (N. V. people are shy of
river bathing since an alligator escaped from
a show there .some months ago. Ducks and
geese are growing scarce in that vicinity:
—A Tennessee Congressman's mother-in
law is in quo!' for the eccentricity of poison
ing her husband and throwing his body into
an old tank.
—A 3oung lady of Eichmond was so deter
mined OD suicide that she hit oft the tube oP
the stomach pump and swallowed it when the
doctor attempted to relieve her of the lauda
num she had taken.
--A dearth of telegraph operators exist at
present in Germany, and more than a hun
dred of the smaller telegraph ollices had to be
closed because the operators were needed for
more important statiOns in France.
—A Polish .J traveling; through Austria,
resLeOiling Napoleon 111. in appearance, was
very much annoyed by the curiosity of - the
people T o ng the route, who believed he was
the Li looted Emperor, n „thing his escape.
---ei French paper re] orts that the French
fleet has secretly displact t the torpedoes which
the Pt ussians had 11:..stincil for the French
vessels, so that the tierman vessels, not know
ing where they are placed at present, are
afraid to move.
__The first tour tuitraillQuses cant ortnt from
the Freueb were transporteit to 1.3er1. u f tli rough
Germany, on open cars, ornamented with
1q11,4 and Hewers, Immense crowds turned
Out to look at those tirtatleeitn!itet4tents of
murder.
rtniatleintlia Hanlt Statement
'rho f.lioNN iiig 1,4 th, , wookly stahquoUt of the Phila.
delphia Bank, mad° lip oil 31 (Many aft,riwun, which
pr4 , .i.lii9 ill. , follov hitt aggregateH: •
CB pillii F.. .1. , 7h . 915,755.1.50
'
Loaoattud DiHcountm 51,297.626
Sp , cio :174,740
Due fr , 411 other Ilatikis 5,1. - ;1,373
.
-
Due I, other lianlig 7,797 : 17. 1 7,
' -
Ih.p.iite . - 31,sts,qo
-
thilt,d Statr•Ei Niitt,i 12.112.7.11
.
Circulatiou 10,709,1,0
.
'
ClearthgH ' I , • 34497,9)3
,
Balane..s., •• 2,8653 127
The I . llllCAVillg ,Thaviiimit id.pisvii . tig , honilition of tic ,
Itaillitill l'hilwielphiii, at variomi iimoi.iliififig thu tact
fmk mouths
Loans. Sperie. CirrzOntion. .D,poAits.
Jun 3, 71) 51,6132,662 1.290,006 10,508,631 3.4443,612
01.1,.7 81,820,863 047.810 10.556,061 ' 33,885,872
1)10 r. 7. ..... ... .. . 51,4011.381 1.429.507 10,576.852 32.701, SI
• :V r) ril 4 51.8155.1324 1,5.."11,747 10,578.773 32,642,3119
1)11.y . 52.241,087 1.247.520 10,571,535 35,747 ~,,84
junf3 I) 53.05`{.534.1 669,597 10,561.0851 3.1,879,015
• ' 20 , 31.17,193 743,'05 10,70,-352 37,200,021
• • 27 r $ 22' , 3,".79 723,341 10,562,1'59 37,019,778
July 1 55p37 966 917,270 10,746,277 37,3/7,737
11 51;317, il3) 1.320,917 10.550,11 k/ 37,111,535
-"
18 ' ' S4 254,723 1,264,:,00 19,653,9F1 37,11'1,959
" 25 V 1,113 - 152 1,211,045 . 10.613060 33..113,53'.2
A 40.1. 1 ' ..,,. '3 725 ,B+4l 1,1412,527 10,563.291 353183,199
8...,....,.1..742,:(81 1,061,310 10,512.197 31,913,170
15 • '.199.1'10 781.837 10.561049 33,692.101
495 ,3no 07,934 10,562,197 32,791.101
`. 20 •-- -. 22541:575 10.559.755- --3_.4177;702
Brut. 5.3,500,313 511.213 10,550,353 - 32,118,033_,
12 (.91 19,1 492,506 10,559.111 34,251,605
" 19 51.70:1.173. 30.116 10,561,788 31,398,01))
Oct. •- 51 ,291, 1 1201 571,710 10,50,480 31,813.570
The following is n doluilcd stutemont of tho busluosti at
the Ilouso Tor tho post weak, fur
ninhed by G. R. Arnold, Ls 1., MalPig'rt
Ceor/ligs.
$0,130,657 60
5.11.5'.31.1 tit/
5.40',°°5 1.0
5.:1; 6 0 - 1) 30
4 9 - 4 - 4' 83
7.5 8 04 ' 34
' 28..
It so ,.
Oct. 1..
Balances.
$4r4,912 30
475,1 09
oa,svi 17
342 316 11
3,.6,1123 77
01,802 60
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, TAR ,AND
ROSIN.-162 barrels Spirits Turpentine ; 71 barrels
Wilmington Tar; 308 barrels No. 1 Rosin. landing
from steamer_Pioneer_Sor_aale-14-PADW„ NOW
-58700 35 41.2,853027 04 LEY, It South Front street. 5e27.1.1
SAFE DEPOSITS.
FertartiFy femme Lime, Ity Uteer.
Ittery. Fire ter tearridelitil.
THE. FIDE LIT V IN SMIA Nu Tai;
.ANTE Koi I)EPOS "9111 PIN V," .
VI) LADELPHIN - • •
• IN TIIEIR
NEW M ARBLE FIRE-PROOF aUILOING,
:M9-3:111 Che4f +stilt St rkpet•
trittoy , ribcd. ,bOO,OOO ; puid; 5550,000- •
ouPoti rtj os,JiTi3OitsSE(MtI'IIICSV AMU!
PLATT. COIN. DtGIC 11F lind , VALLA II LP.O
of
&script (1 - for hafe-kmping. coutranfet.,
at %Pry ITieftPTLlti , ro4*, ,
TRA VVI.E RS' I ETTEIi S oy CREDIT tnroi..nen.
available,
lii all ptirta Eliforee. ,
INCOME COLLECTED “rn.l remitt-ti for :ono pc' ct
The Companvig , :t E X ICCUTO RS. DA IN (STU*,•
TORS and GU ARDI ANS, laid RECEI V E And EXE
CUTE TRUSTS of CV('I)• d ,,, c-ription, from t Court.,
corporaliolift and Indic. nal.. •
BROWNtI, Pre.ldem.
X. H. CLARK, Vice Pre=o, nt.
ROBERT PATTEIC-ON, Secretary and Treasurer
DIRECTORS,
Alexander Henry . ,
Stephen A. Caldwell,
George F. Tyler,
Henry O. Gibson,
J. Oillltinham Fell,
McKean. .
N.ll. Browne,
Clarence Clark,
John Welsh,
Charles hlacalemter,
Edward W. Clark,
Ilenry Fra'
myl4 tn th 1➢
gIIIPPEDS' GUIDE
Until further notice the Philadelphia and
Southern Mail Steambhip Company will
Forts.
WM.
receive freight for Texas Ports.
WM. L. JAMES, General Agent.
IFE3JEt .IBOSrEICON .
Steamship Line Direct.
MAN, SAXON, NORMAN, ARIES.
- Sailing Wednesday and - Saturday.
"FROM EACH' PORT. •
From Pine St. Wharf, .Phtla., at 10 A. :M.
" I.(mr.; Wharf; 73oston. p . at 3P. - 11.
- Thee - , Steatilshirw punctually. Fr , ight 'ref elVier
CrerY day.
might forwarded to allpornlff in New Enrcand.
For frOgla or pazbage f superior arrommodalfons) up-
PIY to •
Inenrancp r free fraai of I per er-it at thonfil,.
ii!ENKY WINSOR ('4D.,.
saz SOCTII DELAWARE AVENUE
IP.H ILADELP/LIA AN 11 SOUTH ERN
.11 MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S itrda..,Aß
SEMI-:MONTHLY-LIN TO NEW ORLI: NS. LA.
The JCNIATA will 3il FOR NEW ORLEANS.
tlfroot Tuesday_aJe Mot SA. M.
The YAZOO-wtn -as V NEW-- ORLEANS,
v;a 111" - ann. October
THROUGH BILLS Or L ADM) at as low rat.:a ns
by any other route given to MOBILE.,
and to all
pi,ints on the MISSISSIPPI. between NEW ORLEANS
end ST. LOUIS. RED RIVER FREIGHTS RE.
SHIPPED tit New Orleans without - charge of commis.
f.al
WEER tY LINE TO SAVANNAH. O.A.
The TONAWANDA will sail FOR 4AVANNAH on
Satnrday at 8 A. M.
The VVIOMING will sail FROM SAVANNAH on
Saturday. Oct,-bvr
THROUGH RILLS ON LADING given to altthn
principal Ins; lib its GEORGIA, ALA MAMA, FLORIDA,
51 IFS! t,S P PI. LOT:ISLA N A NSA& and TY.N.
? KSSEE. in connection with tilt Central Railroad Gi
Geoff 01. A I is and Gull Railroad And Florida steam.
ern, at1.Z„.,1.1.,w rate as by 'comptting lines.,
SEMI MONTHLY LINE TO - W ioIINGTON. IT: O.
The PIONEER will sail FOR WILNEINGTON on
Saturday. October lab. 6 A. M.—ridurning. sill leave
Saturday, Oat. 22d. ' • -
Conia•cti.6l 411 the Cape Fear River filtetunboat Corn.
pens. the Wilrniegton and Weldon and North Carolina
11:e1lriduls. and the Wilmington and Manchester Hail
road to all interior points.
Freights for CI 11l A . M. C., and AUGUSTA,Gx.,
la WILMINGTON at as low rates fa , by ant
other runte. .
In.itratire effected Wh s edi reTticeteel by 'Shippers. Bills
of Lading sigti.d at Queen Street Wharf on or before du,
.of Bail i g.
V. 1. L. JAMES. General Agent;
my3l IS= N. o Flu South Third street.
"DB LADELP.H.A, RICH MOND AND
NORFOLK STEAMSFIP LINE.
THROUGH FREIGHT AIR LINE TO THE 8011 Th
rECCO=U
NCILEASF.D FACILITIES AND REDUCED ItATEb
FUR Itl7o.
-11. A Flit+ 1,17 A EV I.!RY AvErNrsPr. told
Nocn, fn. rn V I Wlf.A BF,
44 4 .1111.1"1.1' titrf.Pt.
VI . It.N_I.NG, LEAN E RICHMOND lIONDAYS and
!Mc] NORFOLK TITESDA
. 4uti
TUI:DA YS.
111 of Lading signed aftnr 12 o'clock on
Tnitorwi R.A TES to all points fn North and South
;*arotiu Sf-al , oard A fr-I.lm. E-dlroad, contPctirck at
l'frtquioutti, and to Lyn chbn rg, Tenrwesqe and the
r!-6 Vlrcinlit and Icaneanoe Air-Line and Rich
u.ond and Danville ftailrr.ad.
, ros: H ANDLEP Bri‘(iNCE.and taken at LOWER
RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE.
N o charge for eetamiatdon. drayage, orany expense for
trarol.r.
. I . l tearn Mrs lnanr. Pkt lowest rates.
vr,lo - 4 r,•rvir,,,i DA ILA.
611/1/:=ro , .lak tICCIIII:III.4 I .adoop for pas.9ungermt
WILLIAM P. CLYDE It CO.
Nu. 12 t•'unen S%t,arvealan.%l Pier No. I Norte Wb,-.rves
W. P. i'OI:TER, Agont athmtnnond and City Point.
T. P. CL:OW7i,LI.6/ CO.. Artnui at Norfolk
•tiEV:" YORK, VIA DELAWARE
AND RARITAN CANAL.
• ...
MiIaZiMSMOI
. • .
The EA PEST and QUICK EST water conunanica
tkn bet Oda and New York .
so-omere Ram , daily from Fir-t Whorf below MAR
hET ...Cruet, Philadelphia, and foot of WALL stroet,
New York.
TII vorGH IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
lioodF , forwarded by all the Lines running out of New
Yof k. North, En•'t or Weft, free of commission.
Fr,iglits received Daily ana forwarded on accommoda
ting terms.
P. CLYDE & CO., Agents,
12 South Delaware Avenue.
JAS. H AND, Agent. 119 Wall btreet, Now Yolk.
'Ni ENV EXPII,Et - 38 LINE TO ALEXA,N
/ dria, Georgetown and Washington, D. Cl., via Ohne
-wake and Delaware Canal, with' cOnneetions at Alex
todrin from the most direct route for Lynchburg, Brie
Khoxville, Nashville, Dalton and the Southwest.
Steamers leave regularly from the first wharf abov
Market street, every Saturday at noon.
Freight received daily. WM. P. CLYDE
No. 12 South Wharves and Pier 1 North Wharves.
BY DEAfi,TYLEE, Agents at Georgetown.
M. ELDRIDGE s 00..—Agents at Alexandria. Vs
-
I.
410 AND „ NRARITAEW YORKCA NAL. VIA DELAWARE
N
SW IPTSFRE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DISPATCH AND SWINTSURE
Leaving daily at 12 and t P. M.
The steam propellers of this Company will comment
loading on the fith of March.
Through In twenty-four hours.
Goods forwarded to any point, free of commissions.
Freights taken on accommodating terms.
Apply to WM. 51. DATIID Jr CO., Agents,
nius-tf 132 Sout.i Delaware avenue.
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DEI, ANV ARE •A N '• AI 3 E A KB
sTeAnitow•BoAT t "ANY.—Barge; towed
I , etwe,m P
• bilad , Barre diplrao,
aware Cit y and ate points.
WM. P. CLYI ' A CO., Agents; Capt. 361.1 N
LAUGH LIN Sup't Oflic 12 goutb Wharves, Phiht ,
delpbia apll tf
jk - TORTI-I PEN.NSYLVANIA RAILROAD
11 —Freight Department.—Notice to Shippers.—By
arrangements recently perfected, Oh! Company is en-
,t to offer unusual despatch in the transportation of
freight front Philadelphia to all points of the Lehigh,
Mahn noy, Wyoming and Susquehanna Valleys, and on
the Catawissa and Erie Railways.
'Particular attention laast,ed to thee. OW hue through.
the Susquehanna Valley. openingiup the Northeastern
portion of the State to Philadelphia, embracing the
lowns of Towanda, Athens, Waverly, and the counties
of Bradford. Wyoming and Susquehanna. It also of-
fers a shortand speedy, route to Buffalo and Rochester,
inlet h , r and Soul hern , Nevir York, and all points in the
Northwest and SontliWest and on the Great Lakes.
Merchandise delivered at the Through Freight Depot,
corner of Front and Noble Htre , ts, before 5 P. is din
tributkl Fy Fast Freight Trains throughout the Le
high, Idahattoy, Wyoming and Susquehanna Valleys
early next day, and delivered at Rochester and Buffalo
within forty-eight hours from date of shipment.
Particulars in regard to Buffalo, Rochester,luterior
New York and Western Freight !nay be obtained. at the
Nci. Sit Chestnututreet. L.C. 11.DiSLER, Agent
of P. W. & E. Line.]
D. S. GRAPEY,
Through Freight Agent, Front and Noble streets,
ELLIS CLARK. •
mylo General Agent N. P. R. R. Go
LEGAL NOTICES.
' , STATE OF JAMES R. GREEVES,
deceased.—Letters Testamentary mien the above
EFtate ha , ing been granted to the undersigned, all per-
HAIR indebted thereto will make payment, and those
having claims pretent then' to •
•
M. L. DAWSON;
N. E. corner Seventh and Walnut streets.
WILLIAM BIDDLE,
•
No. m South Sers nth ergot
JAMES . B. ENGLANiD,
No. 208 South Filth street,
sel3.lu6r Executors.
DE
STATE. OF EL I GARRISON 4
CEASED.—Letters of administration upon the
above Estate having been granted to the nudersigeo
Aohninistrater, all persons indebted to said estate will
Make payment, and those having chums will plemie pre
sent them to DAVID It. GAIIItISON, .Atfrninistrator,.
11137Itielimond street, rbile:delphia. 5&27 to
13STATE OF SAMUEL B. OR IGE,'
J. deceased.—bettors testamentary to the above Es
tate having he en granted to the undersigned, all pereens
indebted to the said Estate will make pay mont, and those
haying clalmeltreeent the same to GEO. W. GRICE,
Executor ; CASILDA ' L. 'GRUM, Executrix, .or to
their Attorney, .1. AUSTIN SPENCER., 423 -Walnut
etieet. - : seltuilt"
PHILADELi" )1.1. - . t.A: . 13 V..f!:N
1 ------ C.KA 'EAL.Eltib' 45; .. :.• ...
VORTH PEN NBVLVA.:4I Aii.\ 11.R.0A D.
~L a vaey
. ~soft noddle roo"e to't .. Lehigh and Wv.
into Valle Valls Northern Peraisyßanta , Southorn at !
• lateric New Vorlc, itc.ch•vttrrOt ii Milo, Niagara Y 041.,
1_
the Great I.lllccis and the Dolma) WTI of Canada. _
.'
... .
.1... -' :• 95'MM ER A. BRA NGE3T ENTS. , , -.. • •
• • Sixttnn Daily Trains leave Passenger 'Depot. corner of •
. Barks and American stroats .f Snedays excepted i. act
follows:'
tt 7 A :M. Accommodation' for FOrt I ;tsiennagton awl iti.
ter/Donnie Joints.
7.35 A. in.., Ftist Line for Bethlehem and,gt ) pal
atations on mainline or North TennifY)vmflit4 ad•
connecting tit Bethlehem' with the Lehigh V lay , Emil
renal forEittflon.Allentown,Manch Chunk,filtiltanoy City, ,
Williann.port.Wilk.esbarre. Pit tilVin, Towanda and No-_f
verly, connecting at Waverly with the BRIE RA IL
'WAY for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,Roc twitter, Cleveland', .
Corry. Chicago, 'San Francisco: and all points in the
8.25 A. , 91 ~ Acconimetfatian for Doylestown, stopping
at al) intermediate stations... Paseengers :for Willow
Grove, Ilathorough, •te , by ibis train, take stage at Old
York Road. .
• 9,41 A. 151., Lehigh and ,Snivint.lianna Express, for Beth
lehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, williantsport, White
Ilaven,Wilkesbarre.Pittsteu. Scranton, Carboadale,via.,
Lehigh and , .Susqr.eliants. Rat road. and . 4 'Allen•
town -, Easton. - liiickettstown, and points on New Jersey •
Central Railroad •imd lifc,•ria and 'Essex R o nt ro A to
New York, via Lehigh -Valley Baiirca•l. . -
II A , 31'., Accommodation for Fort '•VaaLltigton, stop
ping •at internieuiate stations
1.15. 3 ..10 and 5.2 e P.M.. A cconanodat lon to Abington:
At-).41 P. 31, Lehigh'Valley Exprcee tar Bethlehem,'
Easton All entoun,3ln och Chunk. Ihirleton. Mahrinoy . ,
• City, White Haven, Wilkeabrirre, Pittettin. anti•the
Malta noy Wyoming coal 14{1V1111. - . ,
At. 2.30 P. M., Accommodation for Doylestown, stint- ;
ping at all intermediate stations. ..•
At 3.20 P. M.. Bethlehem Accommodation for Betide
' hem. Easton, Allentown and Coplay, via Lehigh Valley i
Railroad; and Easton. Allentown and Mauch Chualf,
via Lehigh and finsipichunn a Railroad:
At 4.12 P, M.. Accommodation for Doylestown, stop
ping at all intermediate stations.
At 5 P. M., Accommodation for Bethlehem, connecting
with Lehigh Valley Evening Train for Easton, Allen
own and Mauch Chunk.
At 6.21.1 P. 31, Accommodation for Lansdale. stoppina
at ail Intermediate stations.
At 8 and 91.30 P. M., Accommodation for Fort Wash.
Ington end intermediate stations: -- - - - - ,-
Trains arrive in Philadelphia from Bethlehem at 8.55,
10.35 A, 31. 2.15,5.05 and 8.25 P. M., oinking direct con
nection with Lehigh Valley or Lehigh and Susquehanna
trains from Easton, Scranton, Wilkeebarre, Williams
port, Mahanoy City, Hazleton. Minato, and the West.
From Doylestown at 8.25 A. M., 4.40 and 7.05 P. 31.
From Lansdale at. 7.30 A. M.,. •
From Fort W ailliingt on ati 9.20, 11.20 A :It ~ and 3.10
9.45 P. 31
. From Abington at 225,4,55 and 6.45 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 930 A. ?M.
do. do. Doylestown at 2 P. M. •
do. du. Fort Washington at 8.30 A. M. and
7 P. M. . .
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4'1'.:11. ,
Doylestown for • do. . at 6.30 A. 31.
Fort Washington do. at 5'30 A. M. and 8.10,
P. 31.
The Fifth and Sloth Streets, and `Second .and Third
strcetirlines ot Cite Passenaer Cohlicpun dire .tly to and
from the 1, pot The Union linentnint wit 'n a short
di= ranee of the Depot.
Tickets - fur- Butillot Niagara' Falls, South rn and
Wcatern New York and the West, may be sec ed at
' the ofn,ce, No.Bll Chestnut street.
Ticlataaold and haggage-checked through to prihni•
pal p 0 )1 is at Manna North Pennsylvania Baggage Ex- --
I press office, No. 105 South Fifth street.
ELLIS (:LA RE.. General Agent. '
WEST 4H ESTER. AND P I, AD EL
Fil RAILTROA I) COMPANY.
g g n anal 411.-r 510NDA V. A 4, It7O. trains will leave
tl.• Depot, TIIIII.T Y-IntiT and CHESTNUT, as fol
"
lows
FROM PIII BADELPII lA.
6.45 A. M. fur P C. JunCti.ou stop :u an
7.11 , A. M. for West Cheater, stop. at all ftationi tcost of
!+ledia Gr?erworll:courrect4ll2 at 11. r June.
tutu for lntonl, henn , lt, Pcrt Depo4it,an,i all stations
lii(AP.an. l IS. C. B. 11.-
9.4 f, A M for 3 A•e , t itQce. et of I.tatione
.C 4.1 A 41.. fur B. C. Junction ~ ?t•1 14 - orall 4 t,tions.
2..40 P. 31. for Weet etr ! r.♦ at all Ptat.i.nh.
4.1:. P. M. for 11. C. 3 unction , tope 3t ntltt ions.
4.41 P. N. for Wear Cheerer plc:prat all a Wegt of
Al flit,. I•XCI•pt Greenwood .n nnectitte B. 0..1,111C.
don for Oxforil.fio-Lnett,Port Dep.4it.aral all fttations
on the P &B.C. B. 11.
t.:44P_ 21— for .11.. C. Surittirm._ Thin train, -corrumences
rot:nineou . andafter Jude Ist, .1& - it, stopping at all
mtations.
P. N. for Wrat .Cheater .ttope at all e.g.:LT.I6'IC
11.10 P. N. for We4t. Closer Ht Orli ;it all °Vitito(l9.
FOR PHYLA BELPII.IA.
0.25 A. 01. from B. C. Junction stops at all stations.
5.30 A. M. from West Chester stops at all stations.
7.40 A :31. frUm Ws•st Ch inter stops at all stations be
tween W.C. and 3ledia ( except Greenwoodkeonnect-
Inv at B. C. Junction for Oxford, Kennett, Port Do.
posit. and all stations on the P. It. C. It. R. •
8.15 A. 31 from B. C. - Junction FLOP'.g all stations.
101st A-M ..from West Clv's ter stops at all stations.
1 .115 P. 31. from B. C. Junction stops at all stations. •
I.tl, P. M. from West Chester stops at at: stations..
4.65 P. 31:froin West Cheater stops at all stations, con
necting at\ B. 13 Junction for Oxford. Kennett, Port
Pel+oeit.. and all stations on the P. &.11. O. R. B.
6.6.5 P. M. from West Chester stops atlall stations, ca
nectint at B. C. Junction with P. I.t. B. C. R. It. •
9.00 P. 31. from 8.C.. Junction: This tf com unless
running on and after Juno Ist, 1840, sto g at all
stations.
81'NDAYS.
6.05 A. 31. for West Chest.-r stops at all eta Ins,cotinect
ing at B. C. Junction with P. A B.C. R. R.
230 I'. 31. for West Chester stops at all stations.
A. 31 . frr. tri West Chester stops at all stations.
4.50 P. 31. from WestChes'er stops at all stations, con
necting at B. C. Junction with 8.,-(1.11.. R.
W. C. WHEELER. Superintendent.
1 5 , 13511.414=EF.P1i lA, GERM A NTO WN
AND ICORRISTOW3.: RAILROAD TIME
TABLE. On And after MONDAY, July 18, 1170,
L.PaNt, pniLADEf,IIIIA 905, 10. 11. 12.
A. N. 1,00, 2,33,1, 4, 455,5.05, 63i, 6,6%, 7. 8,
0.00. 10.05, 11. 12.
GI.:11:1IANtOWN 6, 6.55, 734. 8, 8.20, 9, 10,
II 12. A. 31. I, 2, 3. 334,4.00, et, 5,6%, 6, 654, 7,8,
9.00. 10. 11. P. M.
. .
al" Tn• 9.2.0 Down Train. and 316 and 5% Up
Train! ,z; n ot stop on tlt.e German!own Vranch.
81.914, A.M. 2, 4.05 min.,
7.,And I'. M. "4,- ,
'Leary GERMANTOWN at SAI,, A. M. I, 3,6, and
514, P.M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
--- .
Leave PHILADELPHLA6,B, 10 and 'l2 • A 11 V"
3,4.61.; ,7 . 9 AI, and 11.-P N.
Leave CHESTNUT HIM 7.10,8,9.40, and 11.40, A. AI
1.40, 3.4 U, 5.40, 6.40, 5.40, and 10.40. P. N.
.4.LN SUNDAYS.
Leave PH ILA DE I. PH IA at 9=.i, A. 11. 2, and 7,P. 71.
Lea, CIIErTNUT HILL at 7.60, A. N. 12.40, 5.40, atal
9.22'. N.
ro,....cncrn, raking t) 61.7,0 A.:11 . 6.30 an'( 11 P.llf.tra ins
treat
,Grrnarnrown, wiq Wake r!o, runn,lions tstth
71-a . ns far Now York at Inte,section
FOE CO tititlOH OCKEN AND NORRISTOWN
Leave Pli I LA D EL PII IA 8...'a,?, and 11.65, A. 31.13 i
3. .5, 8.05,10. and 11".i,T. 31
Leave N ORRISTOWN 6.2.5.7, 73.4, 8.50, and 11, A
Ai. 13.. 3, d 3., 8, and OL, P. 31 .
t:
ON S:4 , A liS.
Leavo PHILADELPHIA at 9, A. 31. 2%, 4, and 7%,
P.
Leave NORRISTOWN. at 7, A. 31. 1, 5 , and 9,P. M.
FOR MANAYUNK.
LenTe Philadelphia : 6,7%. 9 and 11.05 A. 31.1%„3' ;
4.3. i 5,5%. 6'4,8.05, 10 and 11,4 P. N.
e•
L,nv 31anaynnk : 6. 6.65, 7%, 510, 9 20 and 11% A. 11.;
2,5, 65:i, 8% and 10 'P. N.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave PhiladelphW aricrN P. M.
Leave PlaneV PLYMunk •
OUTH : fIAIL M.,1E%,
OAD. and9Y. P. M.
•
Leave Philadelphia • SP. 51.
Leave Plymouth.: 6 A. AI.
7'he 73 A. M. Train from Ntirrtsto-ten trill not stop at
More , 's Potts' Landing, Domino or Schor's lane. The
P. 111, Train from Philadelphia lei lt stop only at School
Lane, Wissahickon,Manayunk, Green Tree and ConAho
hOthflt.
Passengers taking the 7.00, 9.05 A. and 11 P.M.
Trains iron, Ninth and Green streets will make close
connections with the Trains for New York at Intersec
tion Station.
The A.M. and 5 P. la, Trains from New York con
nect nttn the 1.00 and 8.00 P. M. Trains from German
town to Ninth and Green streets.
W. S. WILSON,
General Superintendent.
DENNSYLVANIA CENTRA_L
RAIL
ROAD.—After 8 P. 51., SUNDAY, July Rah,
1070. The trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depiotott Thirty-first and Market streets,which
is reacbed directly by the cah of the Market Street Pas.
ganger Railway. the last car con ecting with each train
leaving , Front and Market street • - minutes before
its departure. Those of th nes trt — and Walnnt
Streets Railway run within square of the Depot.
Sleeping Car Tickets can had on application at the
Ticket Office, Northwest a er of clinth and Chestnut
streets. and nt tits Depot.
Agents of the Union Transfer Coinpany will call foe
- deliver Baggage at the Depot. Orders lett et N 0.901
Chestnut street. No. 116 Market street. will receive at
tention
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ.:
Mail Train ' at 8.03 A. 51
Paoli Accutn It , A. M. and 12:50;and 7.1 d P. M.
Fast Line at 12.30 P. M.
Erie Express at 11.00 A. 91:
Ilarrisburg_Ac_com. at 2.30 P. M.
Lancaster Aix:ow ..at 4.10 - P. M.
Parksburg Train at 5.30 P. 91
CipCinnati Express at Silt) P. M.
Erie Mail anti - Pittsburgh Expntet at 10.30 P. M,
Way Paii:teriger at 11.30 P
Erie Mail leaves daily, except Sunday running, on
Saturday night to Williamsport only. On Sunday night
passengeis will leave Philadelphia at P, o'clock.
Pittsburgh Express leaving on Saturday night runs
only to Harrisburg.
Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All other trains
daily.oircept Sunday.
The Western Accommodation Train.riine daily, except
Sunday. Fctr this train tickets ulnae be procured and
baggagedelfvered by 5.07 P. M. (it 116 Maraet street.
Sunday Train No. 1 leaves Philadelphia 8;40 A, AL•
arrives at Paoli 9.40 A. M. Sunday Train No. 2 leavei;
Philadelphia at 5.40 P. 111.; arrives at Paoli 7.40 P. M.
Snntlay Train No. I leaves Paoli at 6.50 A ..51,; arrives
at Philadelphia at 8.10 A. M. Sunday Train No. 2
'eaves Paoli at 4.50 P. M.,; arrives at Philadelphia at 6.10
M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT. VIZ :
_ . . . . , . _
Cincinnati Express at 3.10 A. M.
Philadelphia Express at 6.30 A. M.
Erie Mail .... at 6.30 A. N.
Paoli Accommodation ..at 8.20 A. M. and 3.30, 6.40 P. M.
Parksburg Train at 9.00 A. M.
Buffalo Express at 9..35 A. 01.
Fast Line at 9.35 A. DI
Lancaster Train at 11.55 A. M.
Erie EXprOBS,...S . ,at 5
9 .40 P. M.
Lock EtaVell rind Elmira Express at .40 P.M.
Pacific Express ' at 12.20 PI M.
Harrisburg Accommodation at 9.40 P.M.
For further information, apply to
JOHN F. VANLEER, JR., Ticket Agent, 901 Chestnu
street. ..,„ ~.
-FRANCIS FUR*, Ticket Agent, 116 Mark street.
SAMUEL H. WALLACE, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk for Baggage, except for wearing apparel, an .
limit their responsibility to_ Ono Hundred Dollars In
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount i n value will
be at the risk of the owner, nukes taken by special con
tract. A. J. CAB ATT,
General Superintendent. Altoona. Pa.
VAST FREIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, to Wilkosharre,
Mahanoy City, Mount Carmel. Centralia, and all Ninth
on Lehigh Valley Railroad and its branches.
By new arrangements,perfected this day, this road is
enabledto g,ivejnoroased deopqtoh to merchandise con
signed to the above-named points.
Goods delivered at the Through Freight Depot,
B. E. cor. Front and Noble streets,
Boon° P. M., will reach Wilkesbarre Mount Carmel.
Mahanoy Oity, and the other stations in Mahanoi and
- Wyoming 'walla sbefore --A , M. the succeeding day.--
ELLIti 016ABEI Ascii
MIR
FOR, GERMANTOWN
ON SUNDAYS
7 TIN Y 'OBER 4 P:7O
. J 1 `)( ' -
THA y k:LE GUJJ)E
ES A D 1. - 14 o 111.A1CLA O.AD. 0.11)3111.2 .
Trunk Line from Phihnsilphiti to tam hifiirior of
• ounsylvania: the Schnylicill, Susquehanna, (lumber
-lam] iced Wyoming_Yalleys, !hp- North.-Northweet and
the. Canadae, Nprlng Arrangement of Paeeenger Traine,
:
711 ay IS. 1870.1eaTing the Company's Depot, Thirteenth
ati on dDrdlowhill streotti.Phikulelphla: at the following
iymENlNti AtitiOMMODATION.-' , -At7-10 , for
- Beading and ali intorinadiate tations. and Allentqwn..
Returning', loaves Reading at 01.35arritikna . ft"
• pmiadolphin at 9.2.5• P. M. •
7dQ11,14.1.NG PRESS.—APS, lb A. M. for Reading.
Lotman . burg, Pottsville, Pine Grove,Tamaqtri,
Sunbter msport, Elmira Itecheeter Niagara
• Falle r • arta) Wilkesbarre, Pittston, York; Carlisle,
,Catribersliarg, finterstoorn, ;Pc. .• '
• The 1.50 A. 11l train connects at heeding with the East
Pot mug vanla kailroad trains cor Allentown etc., and the
.535 A. M. train contiocls with.the Lebanon - Valley train
for Harrisburg . Cc.; at Port Clinton with Oatawlssa U.
R. trains for Williamsport, Lock Haven. Elmira, Sce ~• at
Llerrisbnroz with Northern . Central, Cumberland Yal
ley . and Sclinv IMP, and tinsouelianna trains 00,Torth
• funberiand , .7Willtsinicoort. York, Chamh robtrtg.
grave: .ke.
AFTERNOON it..4l'ltE9B.—Leaves Philadelphia at
3.30P.;11.f0r Rtuding, Poi Laville, liarriehorg, Sca., con
nee:tine with Ri-adieg and Columbia Railroad trains for
Columbia./tc. ,
POI'TSTGWN ACCOMM.ODATION..:-Leaves Potts
town at 625 A.M . -stopping at the Intermediate stations;
arrives in Phiteitelphta att:4o A Returning Lollies
'Philadelphia at 4 P.M.;arri yea in Pottstown at gig P.M,
REAPING ANU POT'ISVILLE ACOOMMoDA-
TiON.—Lcave r.t i 5.97 A. M.. and 4.20 P. M.
and Reading al 1.•••/i A. M. and 0.35 K stoppingst all
way statism; arrive in Pl.llalclphia at 10.20 A. M. and
.9.2.5 P. .
Rettraingf leaves Philadelphia at 6.16 P. M. ; arrives
In neadinze nt 7.rs P. ~ and at Pottsville at 9.40 P. 11
MORNING EX PRESS.—Trade- for Philadelphia
leave Harrialm g 0.10 A H., and Pottsville at9.OOA.
.;" arricfnfi h Philadelphia at 1.00 •P. frt. Afternoon
Express trains I avellarrastinrg at 2.10 P.M..and Potts
viii" at 2.60 P. M.; arriving at Philadelphia at 7.00
P. 141
Harrisburg ccoramodation leaves Beading at 7.16 A.
N.. end part; at 4.10 P. K. Connecting at Read
ing with After ,00n Accommodation south at 6.35 P. 111.,
arriving in Ph ladelphia at 9.25 P. 01.
Market train, with a Passenger car attached, leaves
Philadelphia at 12-V soon- for-Reading and all Way
Stations; lave Pottsville at 0.40 A. ld. connecting at
'Leading with•accommodation train for Philadelphia and
all Way Station,
All toe above trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
Sunday trains leave Pottsville at 8 A. M., and Phila
delphia at 3.15 P. M.; leave Philadelphia for Reading at
8,00 A. M returning ftom Beading at 4.25 P. M. These
trains connect bath ways with Sunday trains On Per
kiomen and Colebrookdale Railroad:-
'CHESTER VALLEY RAlLROAD.—Passengers for
Downingtown and intermediate points take the 7.30 A
M. 1220 and 4.00 P. M. trains from Plailadelnhia,ret urn
irofrom Downingtown at 6.20 A. M..12 ; 45 and 5.15 P.M.
REIOMEN RA LROAD.- Passengers for Schwenks
vi le take 730 A.M., 12.30 and 5.15 P. 51. trains for Phila
delphia, returning from Schwenksville at 6.4.5 and
8.05 A. - M., 12.45 noon, 4.15 P. M. Stage linos for various
- points in Perkioreen Vallot. connect with trains at
o ( 4l(.2ot:di's and Schwenksville. • •
COLEBROOKDA LE RAELBOAD.—Paasengers for
Alt. Pleasant and intermediate pointe take the 7.30 A. M.
and 4.00 P. M. trains from Philadelphia: returning from
Mt. Pleasant. at 7.00 and 1125 A_ M •
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTSBURGH AND.
THE WEST: -Leaves New York.at 9.00 A. M. and 5.00
P. M., passing Reading at 1.45. and 10.05
P. 31.,•and connects, at Harrisburg-with - Pennsylvania
and Northern Central Railroad Express Trains for Pitts
burgh, Chicago, Williamsport, Elmira.. Baltimore,..ko.
Returning, Express Train leaves Harrisburg on arrival
of Pennsylvania Expresi from Pittsburgh, at 5.35 A. M.
and 8-50 A. Id., passing Reading at 7.23 A. M. and 10.40
A.. 51., arriving at New York at 12.05 ndon and 3.50 . P. M.
Sleeping Care acCompany theeetrainathrough between
Jersey 'sad Pittsburgh. withont change.
Mail train for New York leaves Harrisburg at 8.10 A.
M. and 2.60 P. M. Mail train for Harriobregleavea New
York at 12 Noon.
13CHUYLEILL VALLEY RAILROAD-Trains leave
Yottr:ille ar6.30 and 11.30 A.M. and 6.E.0 P.m..rourning
tr , ./11 T%11111,0 . 1a itt 2.55 A .31.. and 2.15 and4.so P. M.
SCUT - YU:, ILI...AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD
—Trains L-ava Aid-itim at 8.55. A. M. for Pineerove
and Hal-rnii.urg, and at 12.05 noon for 4, Pine
grove, Tremont and Brookside: returning from liar
rlbburg at P M; from Brookside at 3.45 P. 51. and
from Tremont a! 6.25 A .M and 5115
- . .
first -dies and euttrran •
ticket@ to thP principal poiuta in thetiorth and West
Canaiin
. . . . . .
--IC2c:ureion Tick.ets from Philadelphia to _Reading and
Intermediate Stations. good for day only, are sold by
Morninz Accommodation , Market Train, Reading and
\
Pottstown A commodation Trains at ednee4l rates.
Excursiou icksts to Philadelp . good far day only.
are cold at Po ~ ille and Into nate Stations byllead
ng and Polls iil- and P dtOWCI' ti . Aatommaintion
e ,
Trains at rod, ed rates.
The follasein ekets a obtainable only at the °Moe
of S. Bradford, T 9.13111 , , No. 227 South 'Fourth street
Philadelphia, or o G. A. Nicol's, General Superinten
dent, Ri'adine.
Commutation T keti,tat 20 per sent. distount.botoatee.n
any points &slit . for families and thwus.. -
Mileage Ticket ,goodfor 2.ooomiles, betwee* all 'points
at e 47 00 each for farnilleti an,l firms.
Season Tickets, for one,two.three, six, nine or twelve
months, for holders only, to all points, at reduced rates.
Clergymen residing on the lineof the road will be fur
nished with cards, entitling themSelyes and wives to
tickets at half fare -
Excursion Tickets from Philadelphia to principal sta
tions, good for- Saturday,.Sunday and Monday , at ro
duced fare, to be had only at the Ticket Office, at Thir
teenth and Callowhill streets.
• FREIGHT.—Goods of all' dtecripticrns forwarded to
all the above points from the Company's New Freight
Depot, Broad and Willow streets. '
Freight Trains leave Philadelphia daily at 435 A;
12.50 noon, 5.00 - and 715 P. - 31.. for Reading, Lebanon,
Harrisburg, Pottsville, Port Clinton. and all pointabe-
Fond.
Mails close at the Philadelphia Post-office for all places
on the rc.ad and its branches at 5 A. H., and fertile prin
cipal Stations only at .15P. M.
BAGGAGE.
Donran'a Expreaa will - collect Baggage for all trains
leavluc Philadelphia Depot. Orders can be left at No.
15eutl. Fourth Street, or at the Depot. Thirteenth and
Ca streets.
mIIE CAMDEN AND AM BOY AND
Pil;ladelpt , M and Trenton Railroad M.'s Lines,
fur New York and way places, from NVainut ntreut
i,arf
At 17 , 1:io A . -M. Actom. aud '2 P. 31, Expre.e, via Camden
and Ambuy,and at 8 A.M. Express and at 3.30
P M A 4 . c0m.. via Camden and fer.p.y City.
NIANEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
At 7 A M. and 330 P M. for New York, Long Branch
awl intermediate places.
At 0 P. M. for Amboy and intermediate statiom.
A! 0.3' A. M.. 2 and 3.30 OM, for Freehrild.
ndl.o . ,12 2, 3.30 ands.P. M. for Tren
ton.
At ei.JO,S and 10A. M., 12 M., 2. 3.:30. 6. 6, 7 and 11.30 P
M.. for Bordentown, Florence, Burlington, Beverly
Pen-inc . ° and Riverton. ' .
At 6 :Pawl 10 A. 31.. 1231., 3.30. 5,6, 7 and 11.30 P. 51
for Edgev.ater, Riverside, Riverton and Palmyra.
At 6.30, and .10 A . 12 31., 5,11,7 and 11.30 P. M. fo
ouse.
t.Lr - 'the H 11.30 P. M. Line leaved from Market Street
Ferry (miner tide).
EltOtl WEST PHILA DELPIIIA DEPOT,
At 7 and 9.30. A. M., 12.45, 6.45 and 12 P. 31. New York
Eapre=s Lines, and at 11.30 P. M. Emigrant Line, via
Jet Ft•V City.
At 7a;,1930 A. M 12A5, 6.45 and 12 P M. for Trenton
and Bristol.
At 12 P. M. (Night), for 3forrisville, nillytown,
.s'eheneks, EAdlngton,Cornw,-11s, Torrisftle. Holmes
burg`Juliction, TaconY,Wissitioming,llridesburg find
FrAnkfortl.
'Sunday Line . sleave at 9..11) A. M., 6.43 P. M. and 12
Night.
•
FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT.
\t 730 A. 31,2.30. 3.30 and P 31. for Trenton and Br
tol: And at 10.45'7A. N. allot GP. 31. for Bristol...
At 7.30 A ..11.,2.31) rind 5 P. u. [or .. slurrircill a . ud,Tully
town. '
7.30 and 10.45 A. M.,2.30, 5 and t; P. 31. for S,hencks,
Eddington, Cornwelle, Torriedalu and llolnitAairg,
.1 unction.
At 7A. M., 12.30. 5.15 and 7.30 P. M. for BusthAon,
Dolmeaburg and Dolmesburg Junction.
At 7 and 10.43 A. N., 12.30. 2,30, 5.16:0 and 7.30 P. M. far
Tacony. Wiesinomina, Brniesburg and 'Frankfort!.
VIA BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD.
At 7.30 A. M. for Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Dunkirk,
Elmira. Rochester, Syracuso, lircat Bend, Wilkes
t . rre. Schooley 's
Mountain, &c.
Al 7.:-a1 A. N. and 3.30 P. M. for Scranton, Stroudsburg.
Watcr Cap, Belvidere, Easton, Latnbertvill , Flom-
AP 31...f . jr Lambertville and intermediate 5t7,11 - ,in..,.
FROM MA.Rii ET STREET FERRY, ( UPPER SIDE.
VIA CAMDEN & BC RLINGTON COUNTY R. It.
%.0" The 7 A. 31. and 530 P. 31. Lines leave Lem Walnut
Street Wharf
At 7 and OA. 31.11,2,15, 3,30, 5 and 6.30 P. M., and nn
Thursday and Saturday nights at 11.30 P. 31., f r 3ler.
hantsville, Moorestown, Hartford, Maoeiiville.
Hainsport and Mount tinily.
At 7 A. 161 ~ 2.15. and 6.30-P. M., for Lumberton and Med
ord.
A; 7 and OA. 31., 1;3.30 and I P. for Smithy
E wansv Blo t Vincontown, Birmingham and Pember
ton. _
. t. A. M.,1 and 3.30 P. Al., fortl, MN' tOVr 11 W ights
t o m 11 , Coolcstown, New Ngypt and Horilorst,owl
At 7 A. 70., 1 and 3.30 P. M., for Cream 11.1d0 , , 1 }lays
I,,wn, :Sharon And Illghtf.town.
\
Sept. 1.5„1870. W3l. 11. GATZMER. A mt.
DHII.'ADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD—TIME TABLE. Corn
ulecelbg MONDAY, June 6th, 1870. Trains will leave
Depot, corner Broad and Washington avenue, as fol.
~ •
WAY MAIL TRAIN at 8.50 A. N. ( Sundays excepted),
tit Ealtimoro,stopplng at all Regular Stations. Cob
nertnig with Delaware Railroad Line at Clayton with
rila Branch Railroad slid Maryland and Delaware
li .st 11 arringten with Junction and Breakwater 11.11.,
at :-, with Dorchester and Delaware Railroad, at
with Eastern Shore Railroad and at Salisbury
w lit W 'corn tett and Pecunnike Railroad.
EX PRESS TRAIN at 11.45 M. ( Sundays excepted l, for
t'Alttir ore and Washington, stopping at Wilmington,
P-trycille and Havre de Grace. Connects at Wilming.
ton wttt' train far New Castle,
EX PR FISS TRAIN at 4.00 i-. 11.(31111days excepted),
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester,
Thurlew, Linwood, Claymont, Wilmington, Newport,
Newark, Elkton. North East, Charlestown,
Perryville Havre de Grace, Aberdeen, Perryman's,
Edg,•wood; Magnolia, Chase's and Stemmer% Run.
N IGIIT EXPRESS at 11.30 P. AI: (daily i'for Baltimore
and Washington, stopping at Chester, Lin
wood. Cluyniont r _Wilmington, Newark, Elkton,North
East, Perryville, Havre do Grace. Perryman ' s and Mag
nolia.
Pserengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will take
the 11.45 A. M. Train.
WILMINGTON TRAlNS.—Stopping at all Stations
between Philadelphia and Wilmington. '
Leave PHILADELPHPA at 11.00 A. M.,11.30,6.00 and
7.00 P. M. Tip 0.00 p. M. train connoots with Delaware
Railroad for Ilarrin'gton and intermediate stations. --tol•
Letirf. WI LIONGTON 6.45 and 8.10 A. 81.,2.00,4.00and
7,15 p. M. The 8.10 A. M. train will not stop between
(letter and Philadelphia. The-7.15 P. M. train from
pigisington runs dallymllotherAccommodation Trains
Sundays excepted. • •
Traill6 leaving WILMINGTON at &RS A. M. and 4.00
P. Di: will connect at Lamokin Junction with the 7.00
A.M. and 4.80 - P. M. trains for Baltimore Central R. It.
From BALTIMORE to PHILADELPHIA.—Leaves
•)
ibiltimpre 7.26 A. 51., Way Mail. 9.00 A. 11., Express.
2.3. 5 P. 111., Express. 7.25 M. Express.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM. BALTIMORE.—Leaves
BALTIMORE at 7.26 P. M. Stopping at Magnolia,Por
rynitin's, Aberdeen, Ilavro-de-birace,Perryville,Oharleto
to3t , North - East , Elkton, Newark; Stanton, Newport,
Wilmington Claymtint,
weed ma be procured at the ticket offi
Lin Wood 4nd Chester.
Throuih tickets to all pOints We at, South, and South
ce, 823 Cheater`
stre t, mder Continental Hotel, where alto State Room.
and Rerths in Bleoping_Cars can be secured during the.
day. Persons purchasing tickets at this office can have
baggago checked at their residence by the Union Trams
, fer Company . H. F. RENNET. Sav't
•
!1] LS. —l 2 OOO GALLONS WINTER SPERM
Oil, t i 200 gallons 13. W. 'Whale Oil, 800 gallona B.
Elophnnt
& CO., 111 t.teritnut erect.
- I,
V ELEKS' GUIDE
IDEUITTADELPN IA AND- E Moit B
.41. - CENTRAL RAILROAD. • • .
• •CHANGE OF ROURS.
__On.and .afttm3lONDAX.,flct,Ma I.B7o,trainet.will- run
as follows : • •
LEAVE 'PHILADELPHIA ; from depot of - P.. W
D. R. 11., corner Broad street and Washington avenue,
For PORT DEPOSIT, at 7 A. M. and 4.30. P. 31.
' For 4IXFORD, at 7 A'. M., CM P. 111.;:uid 7 P M.
Saturday only, at 2.30 P. M.
For - qatnve FORD AND CHESTER cautrc. H.
-
i ft at 7A. 31,10 A. M.. 4.30 P. 111., and. 72.31. '—
On Saturday only at 2.20 P. m:
Trani leaving Philadelphia nt 7 A. M. connects at
Port Deposit with train Inc Ftaltimoro
Trains leaving Philadelphia at IP A.. 11,4nd 4.20 P.
31.. connect at ChadtPts Ford Junction with the Wil
mington and Reading Railroad. •
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA leave Port Deposit
at LW; A.lll. and 4.25 P. 31. on .arrival of trains from
Baltimore.
OXFORD at 6.65 A.M., 1P.25 A. M. and 5.20 P:M.
• Sunday's, at 5.20 P. M. only.
CU ADCS FORD at 7,25 A. MO i.LB A. 3.1., 3.55 P. 31:,
and 6.49 .M.
.2 , 1int1a6.49 P. M. Only. • •
Passettro allowed to take wearing apparel only
as baggirteatid the Company will not be responsible for
an amount exceeding one hundred dollar'', unless a
special contract is made for the Prime.
HENRY WOOD, General Superintendent
WEST . ;JERSEY. HAILROADB.
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FALL AND WINTER A FtR kNGE^FIEN T.
Commencing MONDAY.. September 19th, 1870.
Trains will leave Philadel phut as follows :
From fbot of Market street a tipper Ferry.)
8.15 A. 7d. Passenger for Bridgeton. natlem,Swedesboro,
Vineland, Mitiville and Way Stations.
11.45 A . 3f. Woodbury Accommodation.
3,15P,31, Passenger for Cape May, Millville, and
Way Stations below Glassboro. .
LW P. M. Passengers for Brktgeton, Salem, Swedes
boro and Wayditations.
0.30 P. M. Accommodation for Woodbury, Glassboro,
, .
. . ... .. . . . .. .
Clayton and intermediate al ations.
Freight Train leaves Camden daily, at V, M. 4.
Wrd...l. sEsyExa,. Superintendent.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAIL
ROAD—FALL ARRANGEMENT,. On and 'after
SATURDAY, October let, 1870 i trains will leave Vino
street Ferry as follows : .. -.
Mail 4.. :, . ... ... 9.00 A. 31,,
Freight (with rElfifiell ger car).— -•.---- ' 0.15 A. M.
Atlantic Accommodation 'I 45 P. M.
RETURNING, LEAVE ATLANTIC
Flail 4.00 P. 31.
Freight (with passenger car) 12.00 Noon
.
'Atlantic ikccOmmodatlon 7,00 A. 31,
LOCAL TRAINS LEAVE
For Haddonfield 0 30 A. )142.031P. M.
Leave It addontield.....6 00 and 11 A. M., 3.15 and 10 P. 51.
For Atco and inte.rmediate stations 10,11; A.M.
For Hammonton and intermediate stations.-_5.45 P. M.
NIGHT TRAINS FOR HAUDONFIELD.
Leave Camden 7.00 and 11.00 P.M.
ON SUNDAYS
Mail train for Atlantic leaves
' , Leaves Atlantic
"PHIL A_DZLPHIA AND E IE RAIL
.I ROAD--SUMMER TIME TABLE. --,
,_ Oa and after MONDAY May 30,1870, th on
' • "I: delphia and Erie 'Railroad will run as Thllows
from P.•,_: lvania Railroad Depot, West,Philadelphfi .
....,_ WESTWARD.
IMail Train I'i, .. 'hiladelphia % 10.20 P. M.
' • illiamsport.- • ' 8.00 A. 61.
" " arrives at Erie 7.10 P. M.
Erie Express leaves Philadelphia. 10.50 A. M.
Ai SA " Williamsport : 8.15 I'. M.
" " arrive} at Erie a 7.25 A. M.
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia '7.60 A. 51.
LA 66 " WiniarrigPort.. ' ' . 6.00 P. M.
" arrives at Lock Haven • 7:20 P. M.
Bald Eagle Mail ledveit Williamsport : 1.30 P. 74,
arch es at L , ck Haven 2.45 P. M.
EASTWARD. -
Mail Train leaves Erie ' • 8.60 A. M.
Williamspokt . 9.25 P. M,
" arrives at Philadelphia. - 6.20 A. M.
Erie Express leaves Erie - 9.00 P. M
Wiiliamsport 8:15 A. M
" arrives at Philadelphia. 5.30 P. AL
Elmira Mail leaves Williamsport 9.90 A: M
arrives at Philadelphia 9.50 P. M
Buffalo Express leaves Williamsport. 12.25 A.M.
" - ''' " Harrisburg - • 5.20 A. M.
arrives at Philadelphia 9.257 A. M.
Bald Eagle Mail leaves Lock 'Haven 1135'A. M.
_arrives at WilliamsporL._.....L. , ..so_P_at._
Bald Eagle Express leaves Lock Haven 9.35 P. M.
arrive Lat Wi iliamsport. 10.50 P. M.
Express, Mail and Accomoilation, cast and West,
connects nt Corry and all west \bound trains, and Mail
aim Accommodation east at Ir v•inoton with Oil Creek
.and Allegheny River Railroad. 'N
wm . A. BALDWIN'. General Superintendent.
MAULE, BROTHER & CO.,
2500 South Street.
1870. PATTERN
W RS ' 870.
CHOICE SE LECTI ON
cat
MICHIGAN CORE PINE
FOR PATTERNS.
1870. FLirt:."'"7l
D A A OI FLOORING.
1870.
CAROLINA FLOORING.
VIRGINIA FLOORING.
DELAWARE FLOORING'
ASH FLOORING. _
WALNUT FLOORING.
187 0."1 9 M1t1 iT7erroO,,til.'ll4Blo_
1870 WAL N lIT PL B A W I IRDS AND 1870.
' WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK, •
WALNUT BOARDS. •
WALNUT PLANK.
ASSORTED
FOR°
CABINET MAKERS,
BUILDERS, &U.
1.87"0. UND EitTAKETCS"
LUMBER. 180
UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER.
RED CEDAR.
WALNUT AND PINE.
'lB7O SEASONED POPLAR. 18 - 71).
_ . SEASONED CHERRY. I 11,
- -
ASH. •
WHITE OAK PLANK AND BOARDS
HICKORY.
IMIIIiP
‘,.
Qr./ A kir. rq , •CE AND 311400.1i 6 1870 1
t 0 I SPRITA R MD S CALOOK. X U 1
CEDAR SHINGLES. 18TO
to W. CEDAR SHINGLES •
CYPRESS SHINGLES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
FOR SALE LOW.
PLASTERING LATH.
PLASTERING LATH •
LATH. ' , 1870
BLUME BROTHER. dr , (X
4600 SOUTH BTRE %
1. 7 0.
7ELLOW PINE LUMBER.—ORDEEII
for cargocint every description Sawed Lumber exc.
elated at short notice—quality subject to Luspeotios
&Dolt to ICI) .H. ROWLEY Ad South Wharves.
MACAMEIt'k .
ERRICK & SONS
A
11.1 SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
. 4.0 WASHINGTON Avenue, Philadelphia,
MANUFACTURE
STEAM ENGINES—High and Low Pressure, Horizon
tal, 'Vertical, Beam, Oscillating, Blast and Condit&
Pumping.
•
BO ILERb--Cylinder, Flue, Tubular, &o.
STEAM HAUMERS—Naemyth and Davy styles, and of
all sizes.
CASTINGS—Loam, Dry and Green Sand, Braes, ao.
ROOFS—Iron Frames, for covering with Slate or Iron
TANKS—Of Cast or Wrought Iron,for refineries, water
oil, ..te,
GAS MACHINERY—Such as Retorts, Bunch Castings
[folders and Frames, Purifiers, Coke and Chums/
Barrows. Valves, Governors, Am.
'SUGAR MACHINERY—Such as Vacuum Pans ant
Pumps., Defecators, line Black Filters, Burners
Washers and Elevator . Bag Filters, Sugar and Boni
Black Cars, &c.
Sole :manufacurers of the following specialties:
In Philadelphia and vicinity,of William Wright's Patent
Variable Cut-eif.Steam Engine.
• In the United States, of Weston's Patent Pelf-oonter
ing and Self-balancing Centrifugal Sugar-draining MO
chine.
Ohm & Barton's insprovoment on Aspinwall di Woolsert
Centrifugal.
Bartere Patent Wrought-Iron Retort Lid.
Straluaa Drill Grinding Rest.
Contractors for the design, erection and fitting 111),Of B.
finerfeefor working Sugar or Molasses.
r4 - 0 --- PPER •AND YELLOW MET4I,
Bneathing, Brazier's Copper Nails, Bolts and Ingot
Cloppey, constantly on hand and for• sale by 111110:7
WINBOE & 00. No. M 2 South Wharvo.
DENTISTRY
egPAL DENTALLINA.- A BIIPERIati
article for cleaning the Tooth,destroying animalculs
et' infect them, giving tone to the some and leaving
a feeling of fragrance and perfect cleanliness In tilt
month. It may be need daily, and will be found tc, •
ltrengthen weak and bleeding gnnis, while the aroma
and detursiveness will recommend it to every one. Be.
Inn composed with tho assistance of the Dentist, Physi•
clans and DI Icroscopict, it le confidently offered an a
reliable substitute Tor the uncertain washes formerly in
vogue.
Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the constituents
of the Dentallina, advocate its use; it contains nothing
to prevent italturestrained employment. blade only by
JAMES '.1:• SHINN, Apothecary, ,
Broad and Spruce streets
Tilly, and
D. L. Stackhonse,
Robert O. Dacia,
•
IGeo. G. Bower,
!ChM Shivers,
S. M. McColin,
B. O. Bunting,
Ghee: H. Eberle,
James N. Marks
E. Bringhurst
Pyott Co.,
IH. 0. Blaiee Sone,
[Wyatt) &Bro.
For eale byli.raggiets gene
Fred. Brow!,
Haseard &
0. B. Keeny,
lease H. Hoyt
O. H. Needles,
'Husband, • ,
:Ambrout Smith,, •
Edward Parrish,
Wm. B. Webb,
.jamee L. Stepharo,
Hughes & Combo,
Henry A. Bower.
COAITANDWOOD.
. A NTIIRACITE COAL,PER TON OF 2,2.10
li lbs„ delivered. Lehigh Broken and ltl4g, .57 75;
StoVo, $800; Locust Mountain, Broken and Eeg,S7 thJ
Stove, $7 00. Shiuuokin and Lorberry Not to ~ a rterd at
low prices. - EASTWIttIi: •k; 11110., •
Office,22B Dock street. Yards, corti-r Twenty-lieccip , l
street and Washington avenue. tft.
S. MASON MNEs. • .EiIFIN F. 'MIA FF
mem UNDERSIGNED INVITE
. TION to their stock of
Spring ISlountain, Lehigh and Leong. Monntain goal.
which, with the preparation elven by .ue, we think can
not be excelled by any other Coal.
Office, Franklin Institute Building, No. 15 S. Seventh
street. r 'BINIGS Sr BREA FF,
islOt Arch Rtrent Wharf NchnvlSNl
AQ Y . UANTIT OF NO. 2 BELGIAN •T
Railroad barn for Hale by
no2B if§ PETER WIIIQIIT do SONY.
A '
_
At
4.WP.M
D. If. 3IUNDY. Agent.
I.IIIIIBER.
RAIL PLANK
RAIL PLANK
L SCANTLING.I 81'd k
`V' NA T. SILLS, 1 lU.
'WAY SCANTLING. •
NEW`'•. PETTII / ICAT*ONIS. '
QUI.1"!• .AY SCHOOLS OKT THE 'BEST
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NO. 34 - PARR ROW, NEW lifickß,
Containing full and accurate Telegraphio
News and Correspondence from all parts of
the world. TWO CENTS per singre ,copy, or
Six Dollars per annum. For sale at
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A Choice and Undoubted Security.
7 Per Cent - . +Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE' BONDS,
Coupon or Registered s ond Free Of 11.19.T8011
ISSUED BY THE
Rarlington v psaar Rapids and Min-
nesota' R. R. Co.
A Limited Quatitit , still offered for et!le at .
1143 AND. ACCRUED INTEREST.
INTEREST 1 ATABLE MAY AND-NOVEMBER
CISASLEd L: PIIOST,
J. EDGAR_ TfIOUSON. Traateetr,
-be greater part of the road is already completed, and
the earnings from the flniAted, portion are already more
than'sufficumt to pay operating .xpenses and interest on
the bonds. The balance of the work is progressing
rapidly, in time for the movement of the coming grain
crops, which, it is estimated. will double the present ha
cools of the road.
The established character of.this line, running atilt
does through the heart of the most thickly settled and
richest portion of the great State of lowa, together with
its present advanced condition and large earnings war
rant ns in unhesitatingly recommending_these bonds
to investors as,
in every respect, an undoubted Security.
These bonds have 50 years to run, are convertibleeat
the option of the holder into the stook of the Com y
at parTraid - the payment of the principal is provide f
by a sinking fund. The convertibility prig e -
tacked to these bonds cannot fail to cause them n
distant day to command a market price considers
above par, beside paying about 9 per. cent., currency,
interest in the meanwhile. United States Five-twenties,
at present prices, only return 5 per cent" and we regard
the security erynally safe.
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
02 . all 1
Street.t New York.
TOWNSE WHELEN & CO., Philads»
BARKER ROs. re uO., . 66
KURTZ & HOWARD,
BO'WEN & FOX,
'OE HAVEN & BRO.,
se6 to th s 1m
JAY COOKE . & CO,.
Philadeliihia, New York and Washington.
113A.NiKVR,S, •-- -
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AND
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Dealers in Government securities;
SPecialiittention given to thia Purchase and. Bale ll
Bonds and Stocke on Commission, at the• Board of Bro•
-kers in this and other cities.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL POINTS.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD
'tLIABLE RAILROAII BONDS FOR INVESV
MEN 2
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Pamphlets and roll information given - at our once.
No. 31314 S. Third gereet 9
PHILADELPHIA.
mhM-tf:rp
UNITED STATES SECURITIES
BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED
ON
MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
- Tr AID
Bought and Sold at Market Rates,
COUPONS CASHED.
PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD. •
STOCKS
Bought and Sold on Commission only
Accounts received and Interest allowed on Datil,
Balances, subject to check at sight.
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40 SoTtith Third St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
NOTICE
TO TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS,
The cheapent Investment authorized, by aw are the
Geneial Mortgage Bonds of the
Pennsylvania R. S. Co.
APPLY TO
D. C. WHARTON SMITH & CO
BANK ERN AND BRONIEUS,
No. 121 S. THIRD STREET.'"--.;
.51y
IS USIA ENS CARDS.
OSEPH WALTON .CO.,
-
CABINET MAKERS,
. NO. ai3 WALNUT - STREET.
Mounfacturerg of llnu furnituru and of medium riced'
inrniture of mnperior quality.
GOODS ON RANI) ANT) MADE TO ORDER.
Cou9.teru t Deak.worli, -6co„ for Banks, Offices
Storm mad° to ceder.,
'JOSEPH. WALTO4,
,Jos. W. - LIPPINC'orr, •
JOSEPH L.ARIQTT,
JAM 1E S L WILSON.,
t SOUTH NINTTI - 11
Bretdonce-622 South Ninth btr t
AT7OENNY-AT•14.19. •
tlommiadoner of Doecia for the State of Ponarilvarthe
Madfigon ptroot• No. 11, Matto, mama. atrietn
likti - ItY PH ILLIPPI,
HOCIEM PAINTE,
CARPENTER AND BUMPER,
•
NO. 1024 SANSOIII STREET,
iolo-Iyrp
--- •
ri TTO N Er A. 1 LtA1):OOK OF EVERY
gi..) width, from 22 inches to TO inches wide ,S3l urn:alms
Tens and Awning Duck, Paper-maker ' s Felting, Bw
Twine, M. JOHN W. EVERMAA,
jag . 103 °lunch street Olty Store,.
tMI
t'KEET,
C. ap4o2ydr