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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A --cAED TO TIE PUBLIC.
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wave. returned ,he vessel none ths
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want Id rSppiis sysry n-s wis boz - paeysn, 70
ssn can s d aaa = s ~ s c a s' S.I ass
has deprived shp~rek q TIC utmost horror and heeasr
need hesitate smtark IN vessel caring the cny
FaAzr ~ MPrALrIc rrrR Bosr
In coreluaan ~ recnmnend 4 70 Al Requiring dnrahie
and conrasl I've b,ati
Ja,ae. y csr-y' \. 2 co,nasrsl Aas.rt..r
James " socdssu Assgeatsd Press
chAr,.,s q ,irsesre !, g.yiI .nssssr
Josn swinoarne. Qaararsas. s. l.. Hssi.h ong-r
John ErocEiry late boa, builder " y Sayy Yard ny
John = Ma.sesa \ iss !. ,,s,sgseior 2. s''snsri
John Wsss.. y i.sssi is.9s.s.Sf q si.smsrs
asa;sa IT, ". s,..:,1s y $50 L., Inspector
aiming smith. sup's N. = s,Atsn isiAnd y &c.
rhos Huntington.
A. Pho street, New York
NrOIICT-rfE WILLIAM ". xAssFTEiD BATTAL.
~ lon VIII bold a meeting 81 thar roma, - orAnf
the Bsser Mouse Sunday Afternoon Dec ~
irs ~ ~ O'Clock for The purpose % slectng oacer ana
uans@cisng other Important business Tho battalion viii
proceed last New York Gu ss day FOR argrt prac
tse. Those vAh 70 ION " " PRESENT sre sign the roll
NJ order. vN " WATTS, Captain Goa nrandlng
Cu1s n. wmSxtrEicuS. Acting Adj
nTp1cr or THE ATLANTIC NAn. STEAMSHIP
W COMPANY No Bowling Green New York. Nov. "a
BY orier 81 NE Boz Of Iirseor. noce e hereby
that Of Inc election appointed W have
been f1ih Of November ,rasat having
he'd purxlani 70 such sppoiafnsnt election ,f nin-
f~tos ~ his company nnf three nsp~corn Of NE merit
succeeding election w W held ~ the c~ ~ the
Friday, the lth dny u January ls al " O'Clock ~
The transfer cooks ~ the once " the Fsrnsrs Loan and
Trnsl COMPANY viii be closed frsm tbs 10th the h u
' TRAEKLfn ALLEN senrss.ry
pEADIya SorfcE-ArTEsrIos - CALLED 10
IN the erensye sAis IN Baltimore, Nj, on TUESDAY isih
instant Of Mschnsry, roos frs Hnsnes hshowany Cny
ard MAchias shop ~ JOHN RoDcghs sox, = North
High street
TIVE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS oF MOUNT SEBoH
L Lcdge No. ISL ant A NJ. are rrapsssd y stlsnd u-
fansrsl III nr- w X frank, wife N y. Nv X. yrana
and mother 81 Ms and W. Franz from her is,s
sdencs 80 vest Tby r-i street sunday AS ocosk
M wnhout farlner nosoe. w .rd.r 2, :.
n. srasKs. Secretary. ID n koFHLKR ~.
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L.KgE AND vARIEp STOCK OF
GAs FIAIukks. rRErcH CLOCKS BRONLEs, kC.,
rscent selected IN Paris With great caro- and
- so.a o.. 49,, ~ prsesi many very handsome
- ne.smsnM. r.rr.nisd
CARD REcEfvF IA kc
STEPHEN rNLBrs,
7W Rroedwav.
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A vAsBIovAyLE gyHDET-s1 pRyapwAr
Ell RpyRfisLK T gthpFs M
~ nw.pfpIE IN SaRNtn ~
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~ rrtpiEA.E al HAADKn M
~ KsyEliIg ~ gaKDEN agy
srsic. soCIlsrf,Iry AID roI.lTs srss.
W. shargs for serissoa sSsfs eops t~AMsssr.
WILLIAM h LysoxE rEMor. WILL gfro "Hiryr
w Wsn s-ers AsTsl" srf Hazel krssf 81 frvass H3n
tks svsaing a. hrs rsysss ogaesri
I,AEgcu sALfKr DxEcm.s- yfcruAgs coTomvp
~ ssaetlr tssy app~sr, nsmis sAsb. urss fs~ D.
seniT nal - rsss'N re wvvvss rr..
BILLIAtDs, &C.
AZ sfsosrgD aTOcx oy yIasr Glass erLflsRD
rsn1y f4r e~Hv~fy stygbf hsra T.s,ss Trwfs8nfss a.
kksAsAoH A DFckKR. corner csasi as Csstrs 80
A LAxgy srnsER on NV t-D sgcCSn BhsD
~ ttiiafa Tsstrs, ~ith npruesf ssnMANasA essa.
kes whMe hAvs t.sa rrsvs1 ~ = 80 $50 ~.
tgfsbis e1fetoBs <s Mt~-snsses - erf te thss
hass tsse oysstns go fer sass yrsr 80 - $50
80 prirrft~ kosls sns sxiosss - fAfs sy 49,
70 = p4f~tsss slr Sea v ssr intfssi - - 49,
YHKLAr i COLA NDfa' - V . cyaay -, y v
IN p. c0rIfss sAxry,crrhSR ~ ss.Ef
q bsslss .ssr nss sssursss' :" s's"ss "'~sAs
siiss a -. n&sn4s gss
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Y'HE ~ sDAY school oP THE CuUgCn 90 TnE
ineAnAton 80 h1ldrg tas ~ ihc en.as sehiess .,
The NsAnn fsp~l Of la church ~ he .atf ~
BroAdway an sw"nly soeord street Tic Pair vii gsaH
al. day to-day and t4is evening"
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|oa sALB-rAkPa oRocKERv. CHINA aIAFs
Nsrs Tea ess vssss aud lares ss~r-tu,rnl az vsno,
|><s fss prsss~s, a r.dured pyicss-
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TINTED STATES TREASURY DECEMBER o. 1883
" Schedules OF tnrty more and three tenths
Coupons. payable December Is Inst, g ba received
for nation.
II. H. VAN DycK, Assis,ant treasurer
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COPARTUEnsHIPy.

MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN WISHES TO ENrER
"A into business with responsible party the iswey
business preferred no has had thirty years In
health being restored wishes again 10 busness the
best Of references given and required Address H. X. g.
Brooklyn Post odlce.
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DEADIya NorrcE.-ArTEsrIos ~ CALLED 10
IN the srensse sAis ~ Baltimore, M, Tu-rdsy ish
instant Machin@ry fools, Engnes MRhowany chr
Railway Car. BE- coualprf In the Pre- fngfn~
ffgh a..
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yIrANIEp--A YACHT, ABOUT 80 FEET IN LENGTH
w either schooner soop rgd must be In good oruc
and well found. and -four years old Address Al
lantc Herald ofics-
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NTOTICE.-ruE WILLIAM ". xAssFfELD BATrAIs-
~ Ion VIII bold meeting at thar roous - orAnf
street. House sunday Dec ts
i-s a ~ ocock for the purpose % sectng oaoers and
uAns~ctnx other important business Tho battalion viii
al New York Gu stnss day for
tse Those vAh 70 ION " " PRESENT ard sign the roll
NJ oraer. WV. " WATTS, Captain Goa nnandng
ruAa NJ WMrxtwEaGuS. Artnx AdfutasI
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rT,Hg oFrrCERs AND MEMBERS oF MOUNT wEBOTf
Ledge 10. Zr, Y and A NJ. are rrlsss,sd Y stDrd ~
fuaers, ~ Mr. vi rr.ns ~tfe q v Nv X yrAns.
sdenes 80 vest Thty ut street sunday. as ocoss
a. ~. wilhout f1rlher n0gcc. NJ order cf
n arnsss sscret1ry n. n KorHLRR W.
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BUSINESS EDUCAroN. CON.
"A merciai AsaAemy. tuition d1y and evening
In Bookkeeping. writing, Arithmetic Spelling. Grammar
&C. Thorough Instruction given No olassss Lades' de-
pArtmenl
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sNs..s.s ~ .s8.fs - @asrv.grAesfta@s -
MOS A. 90. sanAs'g i4fsaest " 100 Hf@sf-vs
N IA uAsfs Ax*Ntf ~ ~ N@s9f 4 1esA hWw t@fA~
|" =" MWfffAfs ~wfNFNN
va txts rt1s.ar~4 EstNN~hN34frN. ~ A~Naf ~ -
rfs.~s 80 AssM NA~pt4 a@s4xm14 ~ f"s 1859 ~
psssafs e.~las s9ki~s cyxrsay = GO nsost-sf, ss~
'f-.igas, - -. r.s - - r,astary fse1tvss sd
r8OwAs Co. Nsrsrns l,fs,sers
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C1pAy rxrURsf0w ~ nAEtrs.~Nrgavg ..
- " LEwfA ywsi ttr ffeu fs<A ssp - " A. n.
Issehss a. flxAth sr~ss s-1A a.
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yVELcoNFALL." ......,,... ,..,,.,.n :, r.,,.,.
A. First R@s,n@u Arulisry, " " ~, rs,., -
Monday, Aasus.h isss Trssss, m,y s-,is ~, pssslx
fu,,, 4. n.u~,ss.ss ~ s.saiax Jxks ksxIs. Cs0sAia
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an nAA TONS or -..
4U.UJU SCRANrON COAL AT AUCTION.
AUGUST 70 1874
Hrw YoxK, August q. isB.
The Delaware I.,ckawanna aud Western Railroad Conn
M nv will their auction salc OF Coal on We'd
nesday 2sh day of August 6 astweive O'Clock noon
Al their me- sarsrooms u Exchange place cornsr OF VIII
liam street, New YORK; q whicb time shey VII ssiA oy
FORTY THOUSAND TONS
Of Scranton Coal Of the usual sse
st their depot Ersbeport n j. during the month Of sep
tsrber nsIt. ...,..,
highest bidder bds any form whatever being made
for account behalf OF the company The conditions
will be fully made knownsat the time OF sale.
TEpMS-Fkty ton, payable In current fundn ca
Tho day baisnee within days therrafsr
- y "" JOHN BRIsBIS Presidena
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S,Uxpsy pOtT~ yuE HsEfKs nfgH seiigK Avn
- W~stckessf r4uHfy @-TNs stssusfs ~ ffAtttNBh
ns Jsnys eTENEkN ~u iemvs Tsss sip ~ ~ ssgys
tsa<s svsry bsur frpn - q sGF ~ lssse hsre,p
sest cara ~ay.
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IsrrHrrTIos OE rnE rfASo faEMHAg rhDFK-
macy y~.f. ssi.hiisiifll rMfFf
1s~nty our,h haas~ n r4tss gsfus Hss1sss<
Orls- hours "a leA ~ ItSt. sDr
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NEWS JOTTINGS.

The claims of Cincinnati, growing out of the
Morgan and Kirby Smith raids, have been at
last allowed by the Government
The New Hampshire Insane Asylum, at Con-
cord, win probably get about 100000 from the
estate of the late Moody Kent, of Concord the
Asylum being the residuary legatee.
The New Bedford ship-carpenters are new
charging thirty five cents per hour for their
labor. Work upon two ships has been sus-
pended in consequence of this advance.
Since the war broke out, the Quartermaster's
Department at CINCINNATI has purchased cloth
ing and equipage to the amount of howard of
$SO,000,000 at the rate of $4,000, 900 per month.
Foreign papers announce the death of Peter
Joseph Lenne, one OF the most distinguished
hoIticulturists of Germany, and the founder
OF the. modern German school of landscape
gardening.
Three young women, named Mary Landaker,
Louisa Landaker, and Amanda Presler were
frozen to death near Chain Lake Centre, Mime
sofa, the night Of the 18th ut., while on their
way home from singing school.
Brown University has one hundred and
seVenty-siX students, eighty-fouR of whom are
professors OF religion. One conversion has been
made during the past year, and forty-hve
students are preparing for the ministry.
The New vorleans papers mention the sale
of two large plantations twenty-tWo and twenty
six miles above that city, for Sl25,O O0O They
contain four thousand acres, and produced five
hundred and fifty thousand hogsheads OF sugar
in 1860.
"A California paper says that the culture of
raisins promises to become an important feature
in the industrial future of California. The Sacra-
mento Ullion speaking of samples sent to that
office, says they are full Of saccharine matter,
juicy and plump. gEs
There is perfect mania prevailing through,
| out most of the interior towns of Maine on tne
subject of local lotteries. Schemes embracing
FARMS mills, spawned horses, cheap watches
brass jewelry, ETC., are more plentiful than snow
| flakes have been this winter
1t is understood that the officers of the
| Kearsarge were not positive that Semmes sur
| rendered the Alabama, and that he was thus q
| paroled prisoner when captured in arms bJ
| sherman. Had their testimony been conclu
siye on this point, the precedent established
| when the officers and crew of the Merceditd
| which surrendered to a Rebel ram of Charles
| ton, were declared prisoners of war, although
| not actually captured, would have secured
emmes conviction for violation of parole.
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LOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
u Amboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
'0iHpqFf From PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
ana way PAGES, from Walnut street wharf will leave as
At 6 A. M. via Camden land Amboy ACcOmmooa-
AtSI a. M. Via Camden and Jersey CITY Express. 500
At2P Nj. via Camden and Amboy Express. 225
at IL NJ. (noon) and p. NJ via Camden and Am
hoy Accommodation freight and Passenger 2'25
AT and 1880 p. M. via Cam1en and Amboy, Ac-
commodation Freight and Passenger), lst class
"a klass icT
At |laSf and 70 4. M and r M for Mount Hoily
Ewansvihe Pemberton and Vmcentown; ats A. M,
and p. M. for Freehold: -
At and 10 A. M IL M $3.50, g. and 1870 p NJ, for Pal
myra, Riverton, Delanco, Beverly, Edgewater Bur
lngton. Florence Bordentown etc. The IL a. M. and
6P NJ: lines run direct g through to OF Trenton ton
AS FOLLOWS -
At ll'l5 A. M, 430 and 645 p. NJ, via Kensngton .
AtI2P NJ Might via Keosington and Jersey City
f6e S5 NJ Line viii run daily All Others Sundays
At fS6 and Ills A. M g. $50 43O and 645 P. M. and
II Midnight, Tor Bristol, Trenton, etc.
ATT A. M, 1850, 3, g. and p NJ. for Cornwes, Torris
and Franktord, and at P. NJ. for Holmesburg and
bELVfDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD,
vania and New York State, and the Great Lakes
Two through trains daily Sundays excepted) from
Kenslngton Depot as folows:-
LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA,
win leave rom foot OF Cortland street
Al and 70 A. NJ, T. NJ and IL hight, via jersey City
ano Kensington.
From Pier No North river, at A. NJ. and p M, via
At Il n. . and P, NJ Freght and Passenger via
March MARCH, r. 1855. WILLIAM Fl. GATzMER, Agent.
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LEONARD GROVER WILLIAM Z. SINN, Lessees
and ManRgers.
WILLIAM Il. SINN... ............. Resldent Manager
MONDAY EVENING March II,
Doors open at 45. Curtain rises at 7'45
First night OF starting and powerful Local Moral and
~ Emotional Drama
Firemen of Philadelphia,
Flemen OF Philadelphia
Firemen of Philadelphia,
with new local scenery by r. Smith, among which may
A VIEW OF THE'sTATE HOUSE,
CHESNUT STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH.
- FIRE, IN THIRD STREET, NEAR VINE.
GRAND TAbLEAUX OF THE CITY FIRE COM
PANIES,
with their Hose Carriages, Steam Engines, Equip
ments, etc.
FULL STREN 9Th OF THE COMPANY.
The performance will conclude with ,
NURSERY CHII KWEED.
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, AFTERNOON AND
EVENING,
GRAND RELIEF BENEFIT 70 THE DISABLED
FIREMEN
WEDNESDAY March IA --
BENEFIT OF MR., W, LENNOX,
FRIDAY EVENING. March Is
. Is. BENEFIT OF MR. GEORGE III CLARKE.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. N arch II,
MN ETY. NINTH GRAND FAMILY MATINEE. .
And only Day Performance OF
FIREMEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
In active preparation,
CARTOUCHE and THE STOLEN JEWELS.
Admission to Matinee 30 cents; Children rs Gents
Doors opeu at 10; Curtain rises at 2'l5.
Evening Admission 25 cents, 6O cents, and 81.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-12

WRIT REFUSED The wretched mur-
derer, Christian Berger, who killed Miss Watt,
at Germantown is now nerving himself to meet
his tate. He was informed on'Saturddy that the
Supreme Court had refused the writ of error
applied for by his counsel. No one expected it
would be granted, but it prolonged the prison
er's life by just so many days. The case now
awaits the signature OF the death-warrant by the
Governor Meanwhile Berger in his cell is min
istered TO by The Sisters of Charity. He mani
tests very little external emotion Of any nature
whatever.
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ DePoS, ,TII THIRD Z 4 Street sboys ThSmpsOn.
CHUNK, EAsTON, WtLLAMsPoRT, and WILKES
At 750 A. M. gxpress) for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch hunk, Eazleton, WilliamspOit and wikes-
AZ $50 E N GExPressl for Bethlehem, EastOn etc..
obunk. Danvie and nd wiliiamsport AN0n'o"n Aaa'n
For For oft wssSnon ma ana Spf
%Se cafs the SS Second and Third Streets Line cv
Passenger IIs Cars n, run direct @ to , the depot pot,
Leave Bethlehem at 6'25 A. M and 1902 AM, and
Leave Leave GGy at so $40 and NJ
Leave Fort Washington 6E sSNDSYs g. SS@ M
Phladelphi for Bethehem at DAN.
ppSGGsTRaf fOr tSl PR PRRGySssSTa yaSspa
Beihlehem for Philadelphia at 4P. M.
as ~ 0N''' v DAAN' Fills CLARK Agent
n KElGhT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
Il al the stations on the O. MDEN and AMBoY and
connecting Railroads Increased despatch.
HRE AS AffE a24 hAEhGAD lfHEs hER
for hew York WIZ leave WALNUT street Wharf at
Freight must De delivered before ~ P NJ, be for
sTs RF no and as GSve ~ lines wiz
Freight for trenton, Frpceton, Kingston New Bruins
I0adi also on the Belvdere Delaware and Fleming-
The Burlington and Mount Holly Raj roads, Received ana
forwarded up to I. M. 40,
gsgSs fshsh hSTosd and st 5. sanaR; mum
and western Railroad forwarding to syracuse. Buaio
and OF her points in v estern New ork.
m oa and az At Ne%ss WIFE s
4 sip ms morandum specifying the marks and num-
beTs shlpper and eonsignees must IN every instance
Sysn neTesssd scess have been made or the
transpor alton o. Live stock Droyers a invited to
nv vii Be q ,9S SS
Orth the Shippers may designate dt the time
OF Shipment For terms, other Information, apoy to
III NO. 2S + bFLR ware Avenue @ phi PhiiaasSipsa. asS
pBILADELPHlA, GERMANTOWN, AND
j NoRRIS1 OWk RAILROAD.
On and after WEDNESDAY, November Ist 1865, untiI
FOR CHINATOWN
Jesy9 eSiPa9S9Tp sS ~ 1S 3 e. DO nHAM.
1he y train, and 3A and 5X up trains will not
stop on the Germ'ntSTs UN sIHE BSapeR; Ens2s
Leave Leave Ge1mse4PoMn eGsnsse4PSlH slS A M a lSa
CHEsNUr HILL RAILROAD
Lenys Philadelphia6 g. 10, II A. NJ, p 81 81 5H' 7ss
Leave (hssn1t HI 1lS minutes go i a. A. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia 0'l0 minutes A NJ and z. M,
Leave hesnat Hin7lO minutes A. NJ IL 40 $40 and
80 F1 iFIIS cSooSsHoHoCKEN q AND NoRRIsTowN.
,,Lesye philaSelpha $50 mnu,es Hos a. M. lh 8.
cave Korristown 6N.z 75O 8, IL A. NJ, ~, ~, g. ana
bieEon anSyunE, sprne NM, aad COnshOhOcken only.
Leave Philadelphia A. NJ, ~ and TIP. M.
Leave Horristown A. NJ, and M.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia @ BS6 minutes, llOo A. NJ, IASs
Leave Manaynnk ca, ~, 20. OK, llh, A. M..2'Si
| 81 =, NJ o,y s,,,,,,. %
Ieave philadelphia o A. M, 2H and p. M.
leave NenayuDk ~ A, M 5H, ana BP. NJ.
w. s. Will ON. General Superintendent,
Depot NINTH and GREEH stre'ts &
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FATAL OcCURRENCE.-Last evening, John
Majory, aged sixty, fell down stairs at the Naval
He was one of the old tars that our Government
SO kindly cares for at this excellent institution.
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THE FENIANs' FOURTH OF JULY.-St.
Patricks Day will be next Saturday, and the
Fenians are making extensive preparations to
do honor to their patron saint. At the Academy
of Music on that evening the Rev. Dr. Moriarty,
0. S. A., will deliver his annual lecture for the
benefit Of the House of the Good Shepherd. DR..
Moriarty has chosen for his subject "Ireland,n
the Apostle, y the Nation FAITH At ST.
Patncks Church the usual impressive ceremo-
MES will be so9mnized with all the adiuncts of
superbly rendered music and an eloquent pane
gyric.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-The dwelling-house at the
corner of Germantown avenue and Canal streets
was slightly damaged by fire, about IL o'clock,
noon, yesterday.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-12

CHANGE OF TnE.-We call attention to
the card of the Pennsylvania Railroad, giving
ing t. the new schedule, which went into opera
tion Yesterday. -.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-12

In TowN.-His Excellency Governor Cur
tin arrived in this city on Saturday morning,
and during the day was visited by numbers Of
| his friends
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-12

FINES AND PENALTIEs.-The following
named committing magistrates are the only ones
that have paid into the City Treasury fines and
penalties received in February: j. r. Massey,
S63'60; j. Clouds SIG; l.. Godbou, $40; making
q total of Sll8'6O
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The DELAWARE, ETC.-The river Della
ware is 80 lree from ice that navigation is not at
all mpeded. Yesterday the wind was high and
clustering from the south and southeast, and
towards night some rain fell. more disagree
able March day could not well be experienced in
this latitude. The high winds, favorable for up.
river navigation, brought quite number of
vessels engaged in the coasting and oyster trade.
decline in the price of biyalves may be antici-
experienced on the coast, there being, for the
past ten days snow and rain squalls, and bitter
cold weather, which caused much suffering
among the crews of the many vessels buGeted
about on the stormy ocean.
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NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
THE THE SRAEB sRASB EEhEEE REkEEF BEEEEFF BEEEEFF
THE THE GBANB GBA Nd sELIIEE sIIE BEMEEIT EEET
The The GRASD GRAND RELIEF RELIEF BENEFIT BENEFiT
DISABLED EH rFf rFFffREMEN,
MN, TEMPERED BY MEssRs. GROVER sINN,
" III '"As piAiFST &FTERNooN sSS AND EVENING
TUESDAY, March 10, 1866.
At the Matinee an immense bill will be offered con-
'"'i"s TEN sEs NIGars IN IN Cf A BAR RooM.
And the iausSd9s sS6RsERS EfRFSs' cH1cKwEED.
that ey are m ecep Of eS letter ro@ Z the eOmpany
attaches ndOrsing their action relative to this benefit
oTnssss S etteT Ss sned fsrlifs iOr inc Ano0
EVERY MEMBER OF THE cHEsNUT STREET
THE LEADER AND GHIAhhE EHffhE ORCHESTRA,
fTspsTy TrcasSSST
Doors oDen at j; per ormance commences at O'Clock
in THE EVENING"
= = iHE FfREMES OF PSHHITiLADELPHIA,
NURSERY CRIcKwEED sIaN
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-N. E.
w corner NINTH and WALNUT Streets Begins at
"a EXTRAoRDINARYi
Engagement at vast pecuLary outlay, Of the world
lSS MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN.
vroT 70 Their reTement forever To% the sase TBsse
classic artists Will be powerfully sustained by Mr..
CATHCAkT, Mr.. GEORGE EVERETT, and MISS
CHAPMAN, from the London Theatres, and the entire
Walnut Street 0mpanY
L w and ID JEALOUS WIFE
WFDNEsDAY-LoUIS XI.
THURSDAY-BANL NLET
FRiDAY- He sTRA NIGER and WONDER
PRICFS DURING THE KEAN NIGHrS-Famiv
Circle 20 Cents Dress Circle 50 Gents Chairs
I'm Dress Circle 15 Cents; Orchestra Circle 81 0rcnes-
ira Chairs, $3.50; Orchestra Boxes Ss; Private
Boxes sl2
AIRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
NI THFATRE- Begins at ~ o'clock
REVIVAL OF THE STREETS OF NEW YORK.
- POSITIVELY LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF
MR. OHANFRAU,
| aided by OLIVE LOGAN
ana Q. 4 PARSLOE,
- MONDAY EVENING March IL,
Bouccault's great drama OF
THE STREETS OF NEW YORK:
Badger Gl1ANFhAU
Aida. LOGaA
Bob, the BOOtback ~ fAhSLOE
/ N with Banjo Solo aud Jiel
Lucy nllss II rIlee
MI Pgni " w -. Is Aopsoh
UFSDAS-BENfFfr OF w, A. MOORE
! FRIDAY-CHARFRAU'S LAsP BENEFIG
/ Seats eufed six days in advance -.s-
DO -.aH. I'D
-.r .-i4n ,-
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COTERIE wALK-AR0UND,
By the entire Company.
4 Omission. so cents. Reserved seats. rs cents.
Doors open at Z o clock; to commence ats,
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
William Neeser, f. j. Hincken,
u W. @. Greene, p. e, Abel,
Charles ii. Graffen. II. r. HELLER. IL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-12

PAYING OLD WARRANTs.-The City Trea-
surer commenced on Saturday to pay CITY war
rants dated prior to 1864. A large number were
paid and majority of those receiving the
money had been holding the warrants as an in
vestmenf
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-12

FROM OTHER PoRTs.-The schooner q. Dc
L. Mdrts arrived at this port yesterday from
10000 cigars. Also, the schooner Julia E.
Gdmdge, IRON st. Johns, N. b., with $4,000
laths and 60, 100 pickets. The schooner Van
D1sen arrived on Saturday, from Wilmington,
bbIs. tar, hhds. dried fruit, 70,35O shingles,
5000 feet Of lumber and 100 tons railroad iron.