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CITY INTELLfGFNOE.
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MILITARY LAW FOR THE STATE OF PENN
sYLvANIA - INTERESTING PRoCREDNGs. - AT
Broad and Race Streets last Saturday night.
was held a meeting of unusual interest, with
view to further the very decided necessity
for State military law.
The annexed document, addressed to the
parties concerned, explains, in brief terms, the
object of the meeting:-
Headquarters First Regiment Infantry, Grey
Reserves First Division Pennsylvania Militia
city AriuOry, Broad and Race streets Phiadel.
phia, March |, lS67.-Sir:-At an adjourned
stated meeting of the Board of Officers of this
command, held on the evening of the 9th ut,,
IL was unanimously resolved to direct the Adiu-
tant TO invite the Philadelphia members OF the
Senate and House of Representatives, the Off
GERS Of the Washington Greys, National Guards,
anu FIRST CITY Troop,t to meet at these headquar-
ters, on Saturday evening, the 9th inst, TO take
INTO consideration the merits of the proposed
iurlher supplement TO the act, approved May 4.
1874 for the organization, discipline, and regu-
lation of the militia of this Commonwealth
. In conformity with the terms Of this resolu-
ton, take pleasure in earnestly soliciting your
presence on that occasion.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JAMES w. LATrA, Adjutant.
There were present on the occasion from the
Legislature, Hon. Messrs. James Freebom
James N. Kerns. l.. NJ. Donovan, and others,
while letters We're read from several other
members OF the same body, expressing regret
at their inability to be present. the officers of
the Grey Reserves, and many soldiers who
had fought during the late war
Colonel Provost presided; Adiutant J. w.
Latta, Secretary. On taking the chair Colonel
Provost expressed wonder that New York
should be able to call into the field at twenty
four hours notice, 10000 men, while Phila-
delphia at the same time could not raise more
than 500 men, all told. In the three months
service New York sent her 18th and her
1th Regiments to the seat of war before Phila-
delphia had a man in the field.
The first Pennsylvania troops that made
their appearance on the field were a company
OF men from Reading, Pennsylvania. All
this was the result of the depressing absence
OF Militia law in this State.
The committee appointed was as follows
Captain Fairman Rogers, Lieutenant NJ. L.
Rogers, City Troop.
Captain Ward, Lieutenant Landell, Wash
ington Greys.
Gen. Leach, Major Weaver National Guard.
Colonel McMichael, Lieutenant j. w. Latta
Captain j. Ross Clark, Grey Reserves.
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CAMDEN AFFAIRS.

DRINK AND DIsoRDERLY.-On Saturday even
ing man named BENJAMIN Horner, having i'm,
bibed too much OF Jersey lightning" visited
an auction store on Federal street, and annoyed
the auctioneer very much by calling Tor ms
requested the individual to remain quiet, or he
would take him in charge. At this Horner be,
came enraged, and said the officer couldn't lock
him up. Officer Gilbert took hold OF nm, anu
as thew were passing out into the street HorHer
Conghf hold of the door and smashed the glass.
He was finally taken before Mayor Budd' VINO
fined him
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RAILROAD LINES,
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI
i more Railroad.
TIME TABLE

TIME TABLE,
Commencing Monday, december "a. 1865.
trains VIII leave Depot corner Broad street ana
Washington avenue, as foows;-
Baltimore ana Washington, stopping at Chester, VIII
mingto9, Newark, Elkton, Northeast. Perryyllle'
Magnolia, Chase and Stemmer's Run. -,
WayMail Train at $50 A, NJ. CSundays exceptedG
Meeting with the Delaware Railroad at Wilmington
for Crlsheld and intermediate stations. -, g.,
Express Train at ll5 A. NJ. CSundays eXcepted) for
Baltimore and Washington. -.
p Express Train at p. NJ (sundays ,eexceptea @ Ior
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester Inpr- &
low, Itnwood Claymont Wilinngton, Newark, Elk
deem, Perryman's, Edgewood, Magnolia Chases and
Stemmer' sRun. 49, 49, 80 80, - :.
Washington, Connects at Whmlngt9n WIN @ @Deiset
ware II. II. Line Saturdays eXceptedl stopping a.
saiisbuTy Princess Anne, and connecting at Crlsaed
with boat for Norfolk, Portsmouth and the south:
Monroe and Norfolk will take the il45 A. NJ. train,
,,,,. WILMINGTON TRAINS, -, .
,SSiopplng aI all stations between philadelphia anu
. Leave Philadelphia at $780, = and li'9O daily
Railroad for Milford and intermediate stations. The
leave M T&n nlbston nuns TO NsW % Case Sd o and s
W" FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore rs A. NJ, Way Mail: 9'S5 A, NJ
Express; llO r NJ Express; 6S5 p. M, Express; $40
From baltimore TO Havre- de-Grace and intermeI
Trains for Baltimore leave chester at F40 and S2A
trains for baltimore leave Wilmington at b2s and
VA ssltNpAY 81 TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
, Leave BALTIMORE at S525 P NJ stopping at Havrede.
EktOn and Newark Ito take passengers for Philadel-
umore and at Chester to leave passengers from Bat5
more or Washington.
Southwest may be procured at the Ticket Office, No.
SOS CHFSNUT Street, under the Continental Hotel
Their baggage checked at their residence by Grahams
baggage Express. II. f, KENNEY Sup't
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ASSESSING FOR TAxEs.-The Assessors are
now engaged in the various Wards making
the triennial assessment, and, under the in
structions of the Board of Revision, the pro
perty is being assessed at the amount it would
bring at public sale. The assessed value of
real estate in this city, under this new rule
will be greatly enhanced.
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FIGHT IN THE STATION HoUsE-A one-legge9
man and his wife applied for and were granted
lodgings at the Station House on saturday even ven
ING. They had been in the cell but & lew
minutes before the woman commenced crying
for helm. On examining into the matter. 1t was
ascertained the man had been beating her with
his crutch. He was locked up IN different
cell, when everything became quiet
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION election for NUM-
cipal officers comes Off tomorrow. Both par
ties are making strenuous exertions to have
their candidates elected but little hopes are en-
tertained for the success of the copperJohnsons
as they have always heretofore been IN the mi
nority Both the candidates for the Mayoralty
are members and pillars Of the same church.
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HOSPITAL CAsEs.-A lad named Charles
Soistman residing in Cherry street, was ad-
mitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital on Satur-
day with broken leg, caused by log of wOed
falling upon it.
George Warner, also a small lad was ad-
mitted into the same institution, with his leg
broken in consequence of falling from pas
senger car at Eleventh and Walnut streets.
The lad resides at No. 1929 Rodney street.
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DoNGs AT THE HAY MARKET.-During the
past week 377 loads of hay and IS of straw
were weighed and sold at the Farmers Hay
Market, N, Seventh street. The supply was
quite light, on account of the Indictment
weather. Best quality Timothy hay sold at
Sl's5a20O per 100 pounds; mixed and infe-
rior at Sl'70a1'SO. Straw was in demand at
$l.6jal.70 per 100 pounds.
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FATAL RAILROAD Accidental stone mason
named George Morris, was run over on Satur-
day afternoon, at Nineteenth and Market
streets, by train of freight cars and instantly
killed. The deceased resided at No SOC S.
Twentieth street. The Coroner took charge
Of the body, and will hold an inquest to-day.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT,-The Schuylllill Hose
Company have ordered a new set of wheels
for their truck, and new line of steam
forcing hose.
The Fame Hose Company have presented to
the Columbia Hose Company their blue hose
carriage.
A beautiful hose carriage is now building in
this city for Pittsburg. 1t will have glass
cylinder.
The following gentlemen have been elected
officers of the Taylor Hose COmpany:-Presi-
dent, Edward Steele; Secretary, Samuel E.
Young Treasurer, Daniel Curre.
The United States Hose Company intend
making handsome presents to the Union and
Friendship Fire Companies, of Lancaster, and
the Junior Fire Company of Reading.
The Vigilant Engine appointed committee
to present memorials to fire companies in
Buffalo, Chicago, Albany, New York, and
Brooklyn.
Chief Engineer Lyle received fine cut glass
fire horn from the Duquesne Fire Company,
of Pittsburg. 1t is handsomely engraved with
the names of the donors.
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ship Thomas:Harward, strickland, for Philadelphia
Goth, was up at Liverpool 23d ult.
Havana I'd inst.
Steamship Virginia, smithers, hence for Richmond,
at Drury Bluff 9Th INST.
Brig Nellie Clifford, Littlefeld, hence, at Matanzas
Goth ult.
Brig Mecosta. Dunbar. from Matanzas, hence, at
Ceniuegos oath ult
Brig Meteor Anderson, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Matanzas 22d ult.
Brig NJ. White Bryant for Philadelphia sailed from
Charleston 9th inst.
Brig Peerless, Cheney, from Matanzas, at Norfolk
9Th inst, and cleared for Philadelphia
Brig S, V. Merrick, Munday, hence, at MatanZas
26th ult,
Brig Moses Day, Loud, for Philadelphia, remained
at Rotterdam goth ult.
schr W. p. Phillips, somers, hence, at Charleston
Schrs X Sheppard. Bowditch Ellie l.. Smith, and
Helen p, Jones, for Philadelphia, cleared at New
York 9th inst.
at Wilmington, n. c., 9th inst:
Schr Surf Abbott for Philadelphia sailed from Fall
River Sth inst ~ $500
at Palermo 18th ult. 49,
from Richmond 9Th inst.
Schrs Commerce, Jones' and Complete, Webster, for
Philadelphia, cleared at Baltimore Sth inst.
SChr e. Holgate, Goding, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Wilmington, n. O., 9th inst
Schr A. Edwards, Somers, Tor Phlauephlai cleared
at New York 9Th inst
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NOIICE
JTsck on ne North Foreldnd-Notice is hereby given
that green buoy marked with the word Wreck has
been laid twenty-five fathoms eastward Of a vessel
sunk Off the North FOreand.
The buoy lies in seven One-half fathoms at Low,
water spi ing tides, with the following compass bear
North Foreland Lighthouse w. a N, distant G miles
Goodwin Lghtvessel. SW. by 5. = S. distant a.
miles.
water p. II. BERTHON, SecTetarv
Trinity House. London. February I6 1857.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.
steamship Alexandria, Pratt, Richmond w. p, Clyde
IL Co. ' " ~ ~
Steamship Mayfower, Robinson, Washington do
steamship Whrlwnd, Fargo, Providence, Lathbury,
Wickersham d Co.
Schr J. Maxfeld, May, Charleston, do
Schr J. w. Haig, Hickman, New York, d. S. Stetson
d Co.
Schr L. s. Levering. Corson, Charleston, do
Schr Kate Kalahan, Avery, Providence, Rommell
Hunter & Co.
Scbr Alabama, Vangilder, New London do
Schr Q. McDonough, West, Dennisport Crowell &
Collins.
Schr And, Somers, New Bedford, Suffolk Coal Co.
Str ii. l.. Cav, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
Str j. S. Shriver, Benns, Baltimore, A. Groves Jr,
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

v Ba,rque g. W. Roosevelt, Hartman, days from New
YORK, in ballast to Warren Gregg 81 Morris.
Schr Buena Vista, Benton, from Providence. in bal
last to captain.
schr Jane G. McshaIn, Robinson, from Washington,
with mdse. to captain.
Schr Grace Girder Smith, from Boston, with linseed
to Boyer tS Barclay.
Schr Valiant. Wright, 2 days from Bohemia, with
grain to Christian d. Co.
Schr S. 7. Chase, Stedham, day from LeipsIc, DEL
with grain TO j. l.. Bewley & Co.
Schr Il. b. McCoiity, Durborow, day from Camden,
Del, with grain to j. l.. Bewley q Co.
SChr NJ. G. BurnitG, Richards, day from Camden,
Del, with grain to j. l.. Bewley & Co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

J NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
FIRST TIME MMRrfh fN Il r9I9s fp9 y 2TurArRr
ofthe powerful Drama, in a Prologne aud Five Acts,
Entitled THy 9y s4S RH2N Fs FBQUG5GAYIT 6
LAST 81 SIX XEPNSiT3HaffK NT3GafKs OF
| MISS KATE REiGNOLDs.
This great Play will be produced with
ppG5i GCiiIEsNBT r sS Y STREET, TnIRD STREET,
ni'oA fIitE iIitE Ei On PqHiH& fT SM0M STORM
INp -'-'
A MOST POWERFUL CAST.
Lucy talrwealher....... Miss KATE REtGNOLDS
Anda Miss Josie orion
puI pI We''ne ..,...."Mr f. T. Mackay
-. AND TIE ENTIRE COMPANY. N'''OA
a dne lose TO- Carrage used 10 the Ere Scene is kindly
~. Two DAN PLAY At THAT GAME.
sATTRDXY XFTERNooN
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
M RS. JOHN DREw's NEW ARCH STREET
" oGRs THg4GRE dR6wbs B7 fT H6SsH @ SsGoS Nlanr1Y
MoNblAlSY MoiNHllSP EHb Miisf EVERY W S2TffS NfSHT
WITH NM THE fGFTFRXf TSF n srnAsTXF%SLf EXf% EFFECTS
Moo&S&22GHaFTh i = MARc4 GT 10 Of 81 rAN FERS6ops
and MRS. JOHN DREW
FRIDAY-BEEEFiT OF Mrs. JOHN DREW.
seats secured one week in advance.
NAl AIN UT ST EFT Til EArRE
w n. Il. corner of NINTH and WALNUT Streets
MoNDHY EVENING March H.
The oh'F%nss MISS GTcE 99S %SfEEN Esls EAETNss'e
~. = lIlXDY IsA BEL AND MADAME VINE,
in G, W. Tayleures sensational drama of
EAST LYNNE; OR, THE ELOPEMENT.
George II. Clarke as Archibald Carlyle.
Act l.-MATED-A Mysterious Murder
Act2.-TEM MPTED-Ihe Elopement
Act 3-REM ORSE-The Separation,
Act Act4.-EXlLED-The Death-bed Secret.
Act ct5.-DEATH-Farewel until Eternity.
FOxs AMERICAN HIEIRI VARIETY AR yHLo THEATRE.
FOX'S COMBINATION TROUPE
EVERY EVENING.
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET, COMIC PANTOMIMI
ETHIOPIAN BURLESQUE, COMIC PANToMIMR
MBRICAN ACADEMY OFMUSIC.
a Pn3MAs PIdfeslAt RIAfSy MIAGHIRE and MANAGERS.
THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE TROUPE
WILL APPEAR THIS WEEK ONLY ON
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
March l3 and l6.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING EACH DAY
Prices as usual No extra charge for securing seats
A CADEMY OF MUS 81 c.
JAMES L. MURDOCH,
MONDAY EVENING, March II,
Recitations from Shakespeare and the Bible Illus.
tratng the Great DraInatisJs knowledge and use OF
TUESDAY EVENING March II,
An evening with SIR Walter Scott or, Chivalry and
Romance illustrated by Readings and Recitations in
Prose and Poetry. 329lll2It
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MISCELLANY

schr Isabella Blake, ashore on Willoughbys Point,
Fishers Island is full of water and VIII prove almost
total loss she has been stripped of sails, rigging
etc. The vessel struck on the I'd inst, and almost
INN ediatey filled with water, and the officers and
crew were compelled stand in II until next morning
Cant Harts wife stood in the cabin to her shoulders
in water for nearly sixteen hours, and when taken
out She could hardly stand, and was nearly frozen
Conn ON Monday forenoon, and taken TO that pOrt
where they were cared for, and then sent Boston
tha dpstnaLiOu.
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IOH NEW 1ORh.-CAm AND AMROY Mt
Lines, from ,EI ,Phadeghia to New York and Way
follows viz '' -
AtsA. NJ. via Camden and Ambov AOoou E@S E@S
Ats a. M, via Camden and Jersey CITY Express sTIG
At6P M, via Camden and Amboy Ac- JIst class S.SS
a. 10 Anu Az M asnd r NJ for Mount Holly 2d dS lSo
vile; Pemberton Birmingham and ,Vncentown and
Ate A. NJ. and r. NJ for Freehold. 'niS'
FISH 8onsa ans II Pamy4a ma k1eEoS e HPG PEdgIe IS M fog
Beverly, EdgswGteE Burlington Florence, Borden.
The P NJ Market line will leave from foot orMar
hea ',Ifsi TfkRs 99gfE FROM Fs5S kENs1NeroN DEPOT
a: NJ. I$S si5 PM and l2 p NJ cNyght, vIs
The p line w run g All MGSs otsera FsTs 800
Al 7'Seand II A NJ, g. $780, 48O, g. GASP. M and II
Mldnight; for Bristol Trenton, &c. and at IOi5 A. M.
At 79O and lO15 A. NJ, g. 4SO, and l2 p. M. for
AtIOi5 A. NJ, 3. and 70 p. M. for Eddington.
. At 7'3O and lO15 A. NJ, g. T. SO and u p. M. fop
Sr % TGTrSGde ord Taoony Brides
At lOI5 A, M, 8. 8, g. and II p M. for Wisslno.
80. BELyIDERE BEL yyIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD,
yyania, and New York state. and the Great Lakes.
daily, Sundays excepted. from Kenslngton Depot az
At 7'3O A. M. for Niagara Falls, BuffaIo Drn,,,,-
Canandaigua, Emira Ithaca, Owego Roehestarii
Binghamton, oswego, Syracuse, Great Bend Montl
rOse WnkesbarIe. Scranton, stroudsbnrg Water CAD
At7S0 A, NJ. and $3.50 p. M for Belvidere, feastony
The $3.50 p NJ. line CONNECTS direct with the Train
leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethie-
At5P. NJ. for Lambertyllle and intermediate sta
tons. VIM H. GATZMER Agent,
pHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN AND NOR;
l. IS'o"H NAM TIME TABLE
on and after Thursday, Novemberl, 1866, untiI fur.
'nei NO''e' FOR GERMANToWN,
Leave Philadelphia 8, o, ~, II, u A. M sl6
S45, 4, 8, 545, b'lO, 2, s, 9, 10, IL, II p. M
Leave Germantown, g. z 7S g. 500, o. lO, IL, l2 A. NJ
l,2 g. 4, 4'45, g. $50, z, SO, ~, II p. NJ.
The $50 down train and 345 and 5'45 up trains win
not stop on the Germantown branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 915 A. NJ. q T. l045 p. M.
Leave Germantown at S15 A. NJ, /, d. 945 p. M
CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave philadelphia at 9, 8, TO- u A. NJ. S45, 54h
Leave Chesnut Hill at 7lO, s, $40 14O A, M. 1,Aa.
$40, $40, $40, $40 and 1910 p A. ys
Leave Philadelphia at 0l5 A. NJ, and p NJ
Leave Chesnut Hill at $50 A. M. l24O $40 and saH
FOR RCoNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsTowN
Leave Philadelphia at g. $685. l1O5 A. M, l8O q 1,aaJ
bSO 8l5, SU5 and 1870 p. NJ. ~
Leave Notristown At $40, 75O o. IL A. NJ, I'8O A+0
Pba Sg SSo P NJ train viii stop at School Lane w,sss
hickon Manayunk Spring Mills and Conshohocken
only. ON SUNDAYS
Leave philadelphia at 8 A: NJ, 2'SO and 6'45 p M
Leave NOrrst9%%6np %6p at A ~ AZ yfrS and $50 P. NJ
Leave philadelphia at 6, S'35, ll'O5 A. NJ I,8O 4so,
< IN 6l5 BO5 and 1870 =. M. w o. ''0A
Leave Manayunk at 6lO 73O, $40, $50 1870 A. NJ q,
bS4o anu 0'O - ON SUNDAYS.
Leave philadelphia az A. NJ, $50 and 645 p M
Leave MRnayunk atV 80 A. NJ, $40 and P NJ N-
AeA'' W. s, WILSON, General Snneri ntand, n
Depot NINTH and GREEN Streets,
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7 MES E. NJ U r D o c H,
y AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On MONDAY EVENING, lIth inst,
with entirely literary entertainment being
ReCitations from Shakespeare and the Bible illus
rating the Scrptural inspiration that permeates the
writings okthe Immortal Bard"
Also, on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th inst, one en-
titled, "An Evening with Sir Walter Scott"
Chivalry and Romance illustrated by Readings and
Recitatons, In Prose and Poetry, of the Wizard of
the North"
desire chaste and elegant literary FEAST and would
urge them 70 secure their seats at once at Trumplers
the Academy.
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ESCAPE FROM THE HOUSE OF REFUGE.-Yester-
day morning four boys made their escape from
the House of Refuge. Their names are Gill
bert O'Day, aged nineteen years. Nathaniel
Perry, twelve years; John Perkins, seventeen
years; and William Knows, sixteen years.
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A SERIOUS FALL.-Martin Campbell aged
sixty years, fell through the hatchway at the
mill, Twenty-frst and Hamilton streets, yes
terday morning, and was seriously injured
He was taken to his home in Shamolin street.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,os see First Page.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY
SUN hIsEs''.............8l9 Moon RISES 81
sun Ib.....,........, COZ HIGH WATFR...... 5i7
, ma hlgh Water at Lewes, Dell deduct one hour
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
JOSEPH g. GRUBB
EDMUND A, SOUDER, SNIoNruIy CoMh1TTEE
GEORGE J.. BUzBY,
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NC ERT HALL,
Chestnut STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH.
FAREWELL CONCERTS
MASTER RICHARD COKER.

Previous TO his departure for Paris, MASTER
COKER will give TWO GRAND CONCERTS OF
SACRED MUSIC, assisted by several artistes, on
MONDAY EVENING, March H. and TUESDAY
EVENING. March IL. For particulars future
announcements.
Sale of tickets to commence on Saturday morning
March 9, at Irumpler's Music store, SEVENTH and
CHESN UT Streets [384t
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5OE7 PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
SOI ROAD-Ihis great line traverses the
Nlotbern and Northwest Counties of PENNSYLVANIA to
the CIV of Erie Lake Erie ana Is the most direct
'te 10 the great oil Regions OF Pennsylvania II ma
bea leased and is operated by the Pennsylvania Rail-
T2aa 4 "a e E051iPfP 1iP PA PsAssENGER TRAINS AT PHILADEL
RlME VI PHIA.
,,., ITostWard-Frte Mail Train, A. NJ; Erie
,,asS ArIaso 1Tain 100 r. NJ; Emra Mail, $40 L. NJ
"a PlSsoe Nesfward-Ere Mail o p NJ; Erie Express
,rIaGa 10 NJ. Elmira Mail, A. Nj.
1possenper cars run through on the Erie Mall and
sss trains without change both ways between
fhlIuusip"N NEW YORK CONNECTION,
r.o,,a New York at . A. NJ, arrive at Erie 10 A. NJ
Isho Ish Sey York at =. NJ, arrive at Erie 7'l5 p NJ
Lesve esve Erie at $50 p NJ arrive at New York 44O
p. NJ. -. ,o.oz A NJ arri,,a ot ~ ", ,o,,o
a. AiMi,.ant "a, sleeping Cars on all the night trains
i5nTs iniormation respecting passenger business,
apniv al corner THlRTiErH and MARKET streets,
Philadelphia ,. . L,,.i,,o.. - -. 1,-- -.
: n Kingston, Jr., corner THIRTEENTH and
M AIKEN Streets Philadelphia; j. w Reynolds,
IFria William Brown, Agent N. g. II. r., Baltimore
HI II HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, Phila.
n w WINNER, General Ticket Agent, Phla.
A. Err, General sup, Erie. ~
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph. CINCINNATI. August %.
I. FLoUR-Firm and unchanged with a
moderate demand. ft ~. .ta,I f.,ne SON 81 .
WHEAT-rirmer; holders asking 80 800
2 Is. and Offering 81 Is92 10; sales at 81 l3t9
, 2 10. Il. rs4a -.st $50, o.. 3, yIeffff xee
coRN-Advanced to 81 for No j In bulk;
receipts light. =
cOATs-Firiner and advanced to 56@5sc,
Ic,ostng at the latter rate DsGeet 9d uR9 :
BBfE.Ady "a o 81 23sl 25ssa Iaa Il
@25c.uH . fa.tf~ ii frra.tG sdT dTJ :
WHIsKY-Firm, at BE in bond ,,t r
at S23 50..l Arf~ l.FtIiilaV0D = - TlII :
\ Il BULK MEATi-Firm, at llssc for should
ers, and 1896 for sides. Ia 80, ,..,-..-. Il
BACoN-Firm; shoulders PFC; sales oil
$50 hhus. for the first half of [Septemb er
at buyers option, ~ l3c for sides, and Isl 40
loo for clear rib and clear. b., ,f,-......, :
HAMs-Firin, at 20622c for sugar cured. =
LARD-cFIrm, at ESQ I3c. 1F7-f t=rti-
-BUTTER--FtnchRnged 10 i2st essslf.-
CHEESE Unchanged. -.. ..-,, t
IfNSEED OH Sold at l6dl7c.
ir FLAxsEED-i In demani at e 49, H'' in .
"a GOLD --l4I lekt,l I4ls4 buying. sAlH .+E.sst