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ADJUSTMENTS.

RIsLEYS CoNTINENTAL NEWS
chOiee'ssats TO sl places OF Amusement may be had
up 70 eh o'c ock Hny evening laly
CHoICE SEATS AND ADMISSIONS
~ Tickets can PF6sasMms ss 5ad MtiSm ovFroE
for 81 I56 s oPSSR aSS SS RSs Of MSc
up TO O'Clock, every evening. lit
A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
LEONARD GROVER. Director
BRIEF SEASON OF
GR)VER'S
GRAND GERMAN OPERA
COMPANY.
LIMITED TO TEN NIGHTS.
Commencing
MONDAY, February 20, 1866.
The Company present embraces;-
Mile ELVIRA NADDI, Madame JOHANNA ROT
TER, Madame Der HA JoHANNsEN NJ 9 SOPHIE
DZIuBA, Mile MARI PICoNAZZI, Madame FRE-
HEIMAEP EM {HE9P ORE B. ESs9S VIE
HE1NRiCI slEfNEcKE, OTTO LEHMAN. -N ''iO -
The repertoire selected presents =
EFH Pi1ToLo EubSP hrGUESofs MeySFbssr SHRSa
aDG oBTS act of LA DAME
B44NcHE Ian aI6vs same N n nigh, bd arc u,,
he operas are mounted and cOstumed with the
MAGNIFICENT DRESSES.
JEWELS, TROPHIES and
PAeAPHERNALIA Of the
The following significant brief Guotations sum most
conciuslvely the G. aims of the coming season.
may JUS chronicle the most brilliant and salts
factory season which has ye: taken place in Wash
ington."
The Baltimore SUNDAY Telegram" :-"Wlth the per-
formance OF last night closed the and the l.
rector may well take pride in the result Certainly
season in many respects the most pleasing and satS
tory hch we have enjoyed for years Its only defect
was its brevity"
The Philadelphia Mercury" We heard the COM
pany but just now in Baltimore, anu they certainly
singing much better than at any former season of Ger
man Opera"
The Director has the eradication to that
the
Commenced YEsTEKDAY MORNING In q most
auspcIOus and hatterng msnner By far the greatest
number of Season seats have been secured which
''' THE SEASON SALE CONTINUES AT
TRU MPLER'S.
SCALE 0F PRICES.
SECURED SEAT FOR TEN NIGHTS,
TEN DOLLARS.
SECURED SEAT FOR FAVE NIGHTS, alternating
with either First or Second Opera SIX DOLLARS.
1t will be obser rved that the prices selected are
THE LOWEST At WHICH THE GRAND OPERA
HAS BEEN PRESENTED at any time since the
altered condition OF the currency.
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IovERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
SUBSISTENCE OFBIoE, u. s. A.
No 8 SOUTH GAY STREET,

4 NONEhNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
" BREAD.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE U. s. A.
No. SOUTH GAY STREET, !
BALTIMORE, Mo-, January 81, 1866 J
Sealed Proposals IN duplicate will be received at
tins Office daily and opened at IL O'Clock W.. ON
Wednesday, and SatuI days during the moolh of
February, for the purchase of surplus GOOD HARD
BREAD, on hand this depot
Ihe bread is in boxes or fifty (50l pounds each
All the bread offered under this advertisement has
Teen carefully and thoroughly inspected, each box
and no box allowed replaced which did not come up
to the standard Tor issue troops. No proposals
received Tor less than twenty (20l Purchases
will be delivered on board OF transports without
Payment required in Government funds on Motif
cation OF acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers to remove stores Should navigation be
closed during this time, the me so lost will not be
considered. Proposals TO be endorsed on the
envelope, Proposals for Hard T w Bread" and
addressed to Brevt 1t.cdI cdomds Sna wltsSN e
1n226 Brevt. Brig. Genl Vols.
~ Military Division of the Cult New Orleans, La,
December 2 1866
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received
at this office until II NJ. March 1866, Tor the pur
chase of sixty SIX (66) camels the property OF the
United States, now at Camp Verde, near San Anto'
Bids may be made. Tor one or more OF these am
mails.
Each enveope containing a bid should be sealed
and addressed Colonel Q. G. Sawtelle, Chief Quar-
ierml ster, Military Division of the Gulf, New Or.
leans, La
The Government reserves the right to reject any
BIDS det med too low
Paw ment to be made in United States currency
upon the acceptance OF proposal and prior the
G G. SAwTELLE,
Colonel and Chief 0uartermasler, Military DIvi-
sion OF the Gulf, Brevet Colonel United States
Army.
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VA EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From loot OF MARKET Street 70 pper Feuy)
Dai v. SUNDAYS
iFHIL HND WlNlER INFRINGEMENT.

FALL AND WlN1Ek ENHANCEMENT.
Commencing NEDNESDAl, November l6 1860
For BridReton Salem, and Sta ions on West JERSEY
an Saiem Railroads, at 8 A. NJ and $3.50 Z. M
Fo, Nil Vile and all intermediate stations al A.
a d3l. III
For ape Nay and intermed ediate stations at A. NJ te
MiVle conL Getting with treigh Train Passenger Car
attached Tor ape May, due 345 p. NJ, and p. h.
through Passenger Que Il. Nj.
Z. d 8 80 7. NJ.
Freight tram VIII cave Phi adelphIa from sandford',
.sherf at 10 A. N :, and Cemden at u R.
van RFNSSEl.- Err Superintendent
TEE Eat JERSEY EXPRi COA.P,ki
m attend 70 all the usual branches of express business
ceIye deliver and forward through other responsible
YpTess Companies all parts o. the country, an!
article IN trusted TO hem
Special Messenger accom- 0anies each through trai
once No Walnut street l6 9m
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ERElGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
Il a. the Stations on the ca MDFN and AMBoY and
1ESoz SSiSS$ &HRhoAD AND
Of SSs e MI ss
leave New York at i noon and ana p M. MUGS wiz
wick and al points on the Camden and Amboy Ran
road also 60 on the BE yidsre Delaware and Fleming-
the burlington s2d Mount Holly Raj roads, received and
Ihe BelyideTs pc aware Railroad connects at Phi
and Western ROsd forwarding sy1aease Bu
'nE y Raj Ss% sS s elizabeth with
he ne Jew yemey Centre RsilToad and at Newark with
sap men moIandum. specifying the marks and num-
bert shlpperA and eonsIgnees must in every instance
pSTesseS .,e fsSiitiss I, have been made ioT the
S & us SSn When IS h nss t
two r-oade or more II Will be delivered at the loot
oftb r7eT as the SHIPPERS my e SnS9e az az at hs time me-
shipment FST 1srRk q ether nfS%rHs5Pn q apSy TO
III No. 226 s. DELAWARE Avenue Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
NoRRIS1 oWs RAILROAD.
VoE SUGRfI q RM%SfSwN Nq,!fS
s, f1S' s nrGi5PSffg fg y u IL A. M'l '
k'sya G,aI%'Gj9wp aa S& T. ri fSs2 DO nAD
1hes2s GOWN train, and 81 spd 5X up trains viii not
btOp on Nhe 6efuhntOMH Irhucl
ON sun DAYS.
Leave philadelphia $40 A NJ, Z l9A ?. NJ.
CHEsNUT HILL RAILR0 AD.
Leave PhiladelDha6 $40 ~ A. Mi, 8 SH 5%, IA
Leave thenut Hlll no minutes, S@nRAM
40 3 90 4O. $40 40, and IL 40 minutes p. ~
ON SUN DAYS.
Leave Philadelphia $40 minutes A. NJ, Q and TIP AZ
026 minH es
Leave Phadelpha6 S'55 minu es, uO5 a. NJ. IN 8
~ bA, SO 90 minutes, and llh p.
cave Norriftown 54. l. T5O, o. Ii A. Nj. ~ ~, g. ana
SIP NJ
me 6h p. N. tIsn win stop at School Lane Wissa,
hickon hsnGyunk Spring NIL, and onshohOS Ken nniv
on SUNDAYS.
Leave Pfianelphia A NJ. ~ and Up. a.
Leave NoFristOwn A NJ and p NJ.
FOR NANAYTNK
Leave Philadelphia 80 minutes, Los a, N Ia, s.
a. 81. 6h et5, and TX +
Lave hOnsy unE sh ~, 20 OK, Iih An. Assn
81
Or ~ MAYS
Leave rhladelphia A. N. 2H and "A
cave MarEyuDk ~ A. N 81 ana 3 L. M
v. :: MlL ON. General Superintendent
Depot SINTH and GREEN stFeets
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MEETING OF THE SOCIAL UNIoN.-A pub
lie meeting OF the Social UAion, which has been
formed for the Improvement of the social and
religious condition Of the young men OF the city,
was held last evening at the Episcopal Church
of the Nativity. The meeting was well attended,
and the exercises were OF very interesting
character, including the reading Of essays and a
debate upon the following question:--"Can the
Christian Churches exert their whole power for
good over the masses OF young men in populous
cities without recourse to voluntary auxiliary
organizations, VIII ch shall provide the means
for their intellectual and social as Weu as for
their spiritual improvement"
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HAIR ESTABLISHMENTS.

DAKER'S POPULAR HAIR ESTABLISH
ID MENT The assortment OF Braids igs Toupees
Bandeaux, Rapillons Houleaux, Tond1es, Frises
CrmpOes, urls, llusve Seams ladies, cannot be
equal ed by any other house in the United States at
rio es lower than sewhere
Ji3c 3m No 500 CHEsEUT Street Philadelphia
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THE UNION DELEGATE ELEcTIoN.-The
election OF delegates of the Union party TO
convention will take place this evening. The
delegates elected viii meet tomorrow morning
20 elect delegates TO the State Convention to
nonip ate a cand date for Governor.
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See LPHIA AND ERIf
S(1sb RAILROAD

NDVIeV
This great line the ortheIn ano AoTthwes
sou mites Pennsy wanna 10 the cIv OF re on Lake
le IL has been leased and II is operated BY the Penn
sNiyania Railroad ompany. - -
ZINE OF Pes efs Ga hTk al AIMS Al 6dP f66dlPbAREiPHl'
Erie Express lrain, lllO A. NJ
leave westward-Erie Nah Train, 1i2O Pa s6
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail ano
Express Trains without cnange, both ways between
phIladelpbia and BTie -,
NV YORK COENFOTIoN,
LeaVe New York at 60OP NJ arrive a. Erie az 5SI AN
Leave Erie at lF5 p M, arrive at new Ok 10 r.
No change OF cars between Elie ana sew YORK
legant sleeping Ca on all Night lrains,
For information respec Ing PASSENGER puslless apply
AZ THIRTlk1B and MARK Ell st eets, thlladelphia
And tor freIRht business OF the ompany's Agents
;. Kingston Jr., eorne' THl HlRrHE snd VAR
kET Streets PhIIadelp phia; J. W, Reynolds Euei VII
lam Brown, Agent, N u. n ~ baltim0IY'
a. HoDSS ON, General FreiR nj Agent Fhl hl,aoeiphi'
I'll W. GWIHNER General Ticket Agent II htadelph''
JOS d. POTTS Genera baDaeeT. WI iamsRsit
ALF RED L. TYLER. General supermtendent
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NO RTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ Depot, THIRD S!Ieet above Thompson.
For BETHLEHEM, D0YLFSTOwN MAUCH
CHUNK, EAsToN, w1LLIANsPoRT and WILKES
AT 7 80 A. NJ. gxpressl, tor Bethle chem Allentown,
barre.
Al $50 P, M lExpressl for hlehem Easton sts
reaching Easton at Gas z. NJ.
At 516 p. M for Bethlehem, Allentown Maaoh
Chunk, Danville and y Silliamsport
For Doylestown at S5 M, 2'S0 and 4l5P N.
Fol- Fort Washington at 10 A M and II 2. NJ.
For Lansdale at 6'l5 P. n.
White OF the Second and Third Streets Line City
Passenger Cars run direct to the depot -
TRAINS EOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Bethlehem at 6'25 A. N. and 10 02 A. M, and,
6l5P M. "
Leave boy estown at 6 80 A; NJ, s'l5 and sOP.M
Leave ans dale at 6'l0 A. NJ
Leave For Washington a 1915 A NJ and 2'I6P ~
ON SUNDAYS
philadelphia 1or Beth chem at o A. NJ.
Philadelphia foi DoyiestowD at 81. M,
Doylestown for Phi adelphia at Z 20 a. NJ.
Bethlehem ior philadelphia at4 p NJ.
Ihp9ugh Tickets must be procured at the ticket Offices
s6 EJTIa CJARK A,an.
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DFVENUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
IL REVENUE STAMPS,
OF all descriptions,
or all desor ipdons 49,, -,
Always hand
ATFToRvNoE SEWING MACHINE 20 's OFFICE,
Al FiORESCF SEWING NJ CHINE co IS OFFICE,
- NO. $50 CHESN Ur street.
No $50 CHESNUf Street
One door below Seventh street.
one oOor below Seventh stree
ghe most liberal discount allowed.
lhe most liberal discount allowed 20
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OR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
Amboy and PhIladelphia and Trenton Railroad

Anboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
'H'4FR FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
ano way paces from alnut street wharf, will leave
follows viz. > FARE
t GA. M, via Camden and Amboy Accommoda-
M via amccn and Jersey CITY EXPRESS. SO
APP via Camden and Amboy Express. 2a
Alta NJ. (noon) and T. NJ. via Camden and AM
boy Accommodation freight and Passenger. ...s 2&
&c ana 1870 +. NJ. via Camden and AmbOy, Ac-
commodation (Freght and Passenger), LIST class
1S
I and iO a. NJ. and F. NJ. for Mount HOIly
Evansville, Pemberton and VinceDtown; ate A. NJ,
and 2 p. NJ. for Freehold
Al and 10 A. M IL M $780, and ll30P M, for Pal
myra, RivertOn, Delanco, Beverly Edgewater Bur-
iington Florence Bordentown etc The IL A. H. and
5P M lines run direct through to Trenton
LINES FROM KENslN GToN DEPOT WILL LEAvk
A. FOLLOWS -
{ lll5 A. NJ, 80 and 645 p. NJ, via Kensngton
and Jersey City EXP ess s...,.....,..........S S30t
AT II +, M Night via Kensngton and Jersey City
Ss S45 M. Line viii run daily. All Others sundays I
It 10 and IFS A. NJ. g. $50 4SO and 645 P. M and
II Midnight, Ior Bristol Trenton, etc.
dale, do mesbuIg 1srony Wissinoming. Bridesburg
and Frankord, and al p. M. for Holmesburg AND
bELViDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD
For the Delaware River Valley, Northern Pennsyl-
wanna and n ew York Stale and the Great Lakes
Two through trains daily Sundays excepted) from
Kensngton Depot as follows -
At 7'3O A. NJ and $3.50 Z. n.
LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
VIII leave from foot OF Cortland street
at IL and i. M, via jersey City and Camden.
a and 10 and llh A NJ, ,6P. M and IL Night, via Jer
seq City ana Kensington
From Pier No North river, al A. M. and p NJ, via
At II i. s and P. N. Freight and Passenger) via
JoGS Jam S. 1866. WILLIAM H. GATzMER, Agent
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ADJUSTMENTS.


HER OTTO E.
SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY
HENRY WARD BEECHER'S
GREAT LECTURE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 81,
limited number of CHOICE RESERVED SEATS,
BooKsTAND. ooNTINENTAL HOTEL 2a2r
COSTUMES MESl
splendid assortment of
COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES,
FOR MAsQUERADES,
Are offered to the attention OF the bagong pubic at
this gay and festive season at the
COSTUMERY.
Or twenty-five years establishment,
No. eI7 RACE STREET, North Side.
Every effort will be made to please the taste of those
who ettend the Carnival Balls of the Season.
w. q. DESMOND,
22O I'm No 9l7 RACE Street
y LW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
a CHEsNUT Street above Twelfth.
LEoNARD GRoNER q WILLIAM E. sINN, Lsssees
ana Managers.
THIS EVENING,
THE ICE WITCH; The ICE WITCH;
iHhEE ihE ICE + %%iItH; TIE ICE %%iiTohh;
The SEA KINGS BRIDE,
THE SEA KING's BRIDE,
''''' FOUR N HoETqs, * HEFHHgi, FEHREgiA5AATloS, "a
S3N0.
THE ICE WITCH;
THE SEA KIfSSes BRIDE,
the St%SnFsbHN e h9 G2oRP9nyR oRgp February
dRASP SRt tXsE6 S,E6hdol hMdAoTiNEE'
THE oCToR0oN.
STYRPAK GEhRD F&aE9 ESPasyI H%yIahr
First day erormance OF .,
TIE TIE ICE ICE WISH: WISH:
The The Ice Ice " Witch Itch Hhe The Ice Ice ych Mitch
Admission to Maiinees, 80 cents 10 all parts of the
Admission to evening performance 70 cents 80 cents
Doors open at 6'45 Curtain rises at 745.
NEW CHEsN STREET THEATRE.
| New Ghesnpt Street Theatre.
b5t# E;$ SE'$
| THE GLORIOUS BIRTH DAY
/ OF THE
| IMMORTAL WASHINGTON
| Immortal Washington Immortal Washington
| In NOR al Washington Immortal Washu gton
| Immortal Washington immortal Washington
| WILL BE DULY CELEBRATED
| By this Theatre, by
| A GRAND EXTRA MATINEE,
| Grand EXTRA MATINEE,
| GRAND EXTRA MATINEE,
| THURSDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY 2l,
| Thursday Afternoon, February %
| Thursday Afternoon, February 90
| ThursC ay Afternoon, February ~,
when will be presented
| The GORGEOUS
| SPECTACULAR FAIRY LEGEND
| Entitled
| THE ICE WITCH,
The Ice witch. The Ice Witch.
| The Ice Witch. The Ice Witch.
The Ice Witch. Tle Ice Witch.
Ihe Ice Witch. The Ice Witch.
THE FIRST DAYLIGHT PERFORM ANCE.
Admission 30 cents, TO all parts of the house.
hildren rs cents. Doors open at ll5. Curtain rises
I at230. 2102t
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ANOTHER FRKsHET.-The freshet in the
Schuylkll about week ago did not remove all
the ice, and that which was caught ABOVE the
dams by the recent cold weather was held Iast
by the new Ice which formed. The rain of
Sunday and yesterday caused another freshet
in the river yesterday, and last night the water
and ice came trmblUlg over the dam in larger
quantities than at che time OF the first one.
The owners of the mills at Manayunk COM
menced early yesterday to remove all the perish
able goods from the basement stories OF their
buildings to prevent loss The tide in the
Schuylkill last evening was very high, and
many OF the wharves on both sides of the
Gcbuylklll below the dam were overdowed- No
great damage from the ice is apprehended.
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
i WlNrLR ARRAN GEMENT

The ras OF the Pennsylvania Central Raj road leave
III e New Depot, at 1HlR1IE II and MARK T Stfeets
The cars The Market Street Passenger Railway run
every two minutes, commencing one bou preyious
the time OF departure Of each Train and al oW about
81 minu es for trip Their In watnI on the
arriya each Train and connections arc made with ali
rOads crossing N aIhe street '-. '
On Sunaa s-Cars cave 4 even and Market streets
at 645 L NJ. TO connect with ri sbulg and rie All
and al 10 25 P. wi Phi adelDhia Express. ''
Mann's Baggage Express Is 10 81 Eleventh
street. Parties desiring Batgage taken the trains car
done at reasonable late apo icatlon 10 him
jRAINs LEAVk AND RRIVE AT DEPOJ IN n =
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NEW FACTORIES TO BIZ BUILT.-A permit
has been taken out for the erection OF a factory
at the southeast corner of Tenth street and
Columbia avenue, which is to be 40 by 100 feet,
and t0ur-stories high; also for one to go up at
Canal and Third streets, GO by rs feet three
stories high Messrs. Eldridge & Buckley are
about erecting a factory on New Market street,
above Laurel, which is to be So by l7O feet.
The glue factory to be erected at Allegheny
avenue and Richmond street will be most ex-
tensive one. Several buildings are to be put
up, one of which will be 20 by 100 feet, and
three stories in height Thus far the number of
permits taken out considerably exceeds that of
the corresponding period of 1865.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE SUPERVISING COMMlSSARY GULF
La, February 10, 1866
ealed Proposals IN duplicate will be received at
this office until IL O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY, Feoru.
ary "A, 1885, Tor the following SUBsIS rENUE
SHORES tor the use of the United States Army,
VI; POTATOES OF the best quality, and in such ouan.
titles may be required during tue month of ,rch
and April in good ordinary, well'coopered barrels,
ONIONS of the best quality, and in such quanti-
ties may be required during the months of arch
and April in good ordinary, well-coopered barrels,
Separate proposals in duplicate must be made for
each article, and biooers may propose for one or
both
he bids must state the price per pound at which
it Is proposed TO furnish tho article.
The cost of the packages 10 be included in the
pr of the arnele each package to be mBrked with
the contents gross, ia and net weight, aud deli-
yered at such tunes as the Government may require.
at the Con mssary Depot, Orleans Press, corner of
Hunter ano New Levee SITE eets New Orleans, La,
The Potatoes and Onions wll be carefully pected
IN such a manner as the Government may direct
before beng accepted, and the weight verified by
he Government scales at the subsistence Depot
No bids will oe consiGered without a guarantee
from two responsible parties the faithful perform.
ance OF the contract II awarded
A printed copy OF this advertisement must be
attached to each BID, and the proposals must be
specific IN complying precisely with all the terms.
Payments 10 be made IN certlica.es OF indebted.
ness at the end of the month.
The Undersigned reserves the right TO reject any
The proposals must be inclOsed in an envelope
isealeQb auu1esseu the unuerslgntu endorsed,
A. BECKWIrH,
21s5t Brevet Brlgadier-General and SPIT .. s.
~ EVENUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
II REVENUE STAMPS,
OF all descriptions
OF all descriptions,
Always on hand.
At Ft9EEEEEGss sE%Sa 88EFSh 8ETSh
No $50 CHLsNUT Street
One door be .ow Seventh street,
Oae deor below Seventh street.
The most Iir reral discount allowed.
The most liberal discount allowed. rs
] STREET, ABOVE THIRD, WILL BE CONTINUED
AS HERETOFORE
sIAMPS Of EHESY PEsCCRtPITTiH9&N CITH& CONSTANTLY y
RRlDEsB0R6Sr 6rr,dH MACHINE WORKS,
NO. IS \. FRONT STR EET.
PHILADELPHIA.
We are prepared hl orders to any extent for
MwlcfHTNFRY fIpSE FOR COTTON AND wooLLEN MILLS
including ali recent improvements In Cardng Spinning
We eVe the attention OF manufacturers 10 our exten.
'Yei "0rN' ALFRED JENKs a SON.
DEVENCE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
II REVENUE STAMPS,
| q all descriptions,
OF all descriptions, ., -. -.
| Always on hand
| AT FLORENCE SEWING AC9I ~ CO.'S OFFICE,
| al FLORENCE SAVING M CHINE CO.'S OFFICE
No. S$ 6iiFsS6T Street,
| Cne door below Seventh street
| The most ltberal discount allowed.
1he most liberal Discount allowed 20
a HE STAMP AGENCY, NO. SO4 CHEsNUT
| STREET, ABoyE THIRD, WILL BE CONTINUED
iTHGPs OfEVERY DEsoRlPTIoN coEsTA AHTLY
ON HAND AND IN ANY AMOUNT hH
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RECEPTION OF THE HIBRRNIA.-An ad-
joUrned meeting Of the representatives of dre
companies Intending TO participate in the recep-
ton of the HiberDla Steam Fire Engine Com
pany, on the afternoon of the 22d inst, was held
last evening at the Perseverance Hose house,
Race street above Third; the President, Colonel
on reception reported that the line of procession
would move at precisely two O'Clock, over the
following route:-Oounte down Broad to
Reed street, up, Broad to Christian, down Chris
Green to Second, down Second to Race, up Race
to Fourth, down Fourth to Arch, up Arch to
Tenth down Tenth to Chesnut, down Chestnut
to Third down Third to Spruce, and there dis
miss.
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MA tIpnIH EApTtSB IeaVeS daily, PItiBbufg and
Erie Nail leaves daily except Saturday An other
trains dai except Sundav)
The fennsy vania Railroad COMPANY will not ASSUME
any risk or Baggage except Tor Wearing Apparei, and
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars in
value. all Baggage eXceeiing that amount IN ~
contract '
IHOMAS q. PARKE Ticket A gent at the Depot
An EmgIant Tram runs dai y except Sunday. For
full Information 10 fare and apply to
FRANCIS FUNK No 1877 Dock Street
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THE BOARD OF SURvEY.-A meeting of
the Board OF Survey was held yesterday morn
ing, Strickland Kneass, ESQ.,, in the char.
A petition, asking that Forty-secoyd street,
north OF Market, may be reduced in width from
eighty to sixty feet, was referred to Messrs.
Smedley, Miller, Albertson, Shedaker, and Ro-
berts to examine and report.
Petition for q sewer on Broad street, Allegheny
avenue andh Rising Sun lane, was read. Mr..
Smed,ey presented the following, which was
agreed to:-
Resoived, That the Board deem 1t inexpedient to
build the proposed sewer at the present time, be-
cause of the high price of material and the great
amount required TO construct It rs it will absorb
funds needed to build other sewers OF greater i'm
portance already recommended in localities where
the public health and convenience demand imme-
diate action.
Petitions for sewers on Levsnt street, from
Pear street south Inward, and on Eighteenth street,
from Master TO Seybert, were read, and the
sewers authorized to be constructed at the ex-
pense Of the petitioners. petition for three
feet brick Sc wer from the east curbline of Fifth
street along Hackley to Fourth and along
Fourth TO Sorris, was read, and the sewer au-
thoIized to be constructed at the expense OF the
city. Adjourned.