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 POCO METALLIC PAINT. 
 
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 and \% seven cent? per pound lower than lead. Stands 
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 A ^uperior article of lead made by' this ( ompanv. 
 
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 WHITE LEAD AND COLOR COMP'Y, 
 
 OFFICE, 
 Back of \hO\ North 4tli St., Philadelphia. 
 
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PHtlAOElPHtA GUtOE. 
 
 Population 750,000. 
 
 Mayor — Alexander Heurj'. Office — S. "W. cor. Fifth and Chest- 
 nut Sti-eets. 
 
 Police. 
 
 Chief. Samuel G. Ruggles. 
 
 Chief of Detective Force Benjamin Franklin. 
 
 Office — Central Station, S. "W. cor. Fifth and Chestnut streets. 
 
 For information of lost children, &c., apply at Central Station. 
 
 First District, 1st, 2d, and 26th Wards. Station House, N. E. 
 corner 20th and Fitzwater streets. 
 
 Second District, 3d and 4th Wards, Southwark Hall, 2d street 
 above Christian. 
 
 Third District, 5th "Ward. Union street above 3d. 
 
 Fourth District, 0th 'Ward, Cherry street above 4th. 
 
 Fifth District, 7th and Sth Wards'. Fifteenth street ab. Locust. 
 
 Sixth District, 9tli and 10th Wards. Filbert street above 15th. 
 
 Seventh District, 11th and 12th Waids, Third street below Green. 
 
 Eighth District, 13th and 14th Wards, Spring Garden Hall, 
 corner 13th and Spring Garden streets. 
 
 Ninth District, 15th Ward, X. ^^'. cor. 23d and Brown streets. 
 
 Tenth District. 16th and i7th Wards, Kensington Hall, Front 
 and Master streets. 
 
 Eleventh District, 18±h, 19th and 25th Wards, Dauphin and 
 Trenton Avenue. 
 
 Twelfth District, 20th Ward, N. E. corner 10th and Thompson. 
 
 Thirteentli District, 2d Ward, Manayunk. 
 
 Fourteenth District. 22d Ward. Germantown. 
 
 Fifteenth District, 23d Ward. Frankford. 
 
 Sixteenth District, 24th Ward, West Philadelphiai 
 
 Fire Department. 
 
 Marshall.. Alexander W. Blackburn. 
 
 Chief Engineer David M. Lyle. 
 
 The ringing of the bells within the Signal Stations denotes the 
 number of the Station that gives the alarm, thus — one tap, & 
 paiise, and three taps, another pause, and five taps — 1 — 3 — 5 indi- 
 cates that tlie alarm came from box No. 135. 
 
 The State House and Fire Alarm Bells in the several Districts, 
 Till strike the nximber of the Fire District twice, and the direc- 
 ioii four times; each boll striking the direction from itself. 
 should the fire be in the vicinitj' of the State House, the bells in 
 he boxes will ring incessantly. 
 
 In cases of general alarm, requiring the service of the entire 
 Department, all the bells will l)e rung incessantly in quick suc- 
 cession. The Alarm Bells having first signified the District in 
 which the fire is raging. 
 
 First District. — South of Spruce street, from Delaware to 
 Schuylkill. 
 
 Secoxd District. — Spruce to Race St.. Delaware to Schuylkill. 
 
 TifiRD District. — llaci- t>> Gre(>n street. Delaware to S(Miuylkill. 
 
 Fourth Di.strict. — Grooii street to Alleghouy Avcuuu, DflU- 
 ware to S'diuylkill. 
 
BBOWN & MAOEE, 
 
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 The lai'gest and best assortment of above Goods in 
 tbo city, :md all of our own munafacture. 
 
 No. "^OS CSaesTtiriiit Street, 
 
 (Opposite Slasoaic Hall,) PHILADELPHIA 
 
TiJTn r.isTRiCT.-Nortb of Allegheny Avoime, from Br<>a« 
 ^S-^^i^^:-^ovth of Allegheny Avenue, from Broad 
 
 itrcet to Schnylkill. ^, ., , , , • 
 
 Skventh District.— "West Philaelelplua. 
 
 LOCATION 0? BOX AND ENGINE ITOrSE. 
 
 1. Scato ilouso. 
 
 2. Girard Ii;ink. 
 
 3. CoruL-r Second and Dock streets. 
 
 4. Corner Second antl Sov.ilv streets. 
 
 6 Corner of Second ar:;l Washington streets. 
 6. Corner Fifth and \Vashin<rton streets. 
 
 7 Corner- I-liduh and Washington streets. 
 
 8* Eighth below Fitzwater sti-eet. (Moyanicnsmg Iloge.) 
 
 9. Corner Broad and WashiagtoriEteeots 
 12 Sprnce above Sixth street. (Good Intent Hose.) 
 13. Lombard above Eighth street. (Robert Morris Hose.) 
 li Locust above Tv.'cirth street. (Scnuylknl Hose.) 
 15 Broad and Fitzw-ater streets. (Franklin Hose.) 
 
 16. Corner Seventeenth and Lombard streets. 
 
 17. Wasliinston avenue and Grays Ferry Road. 
 18* Corner Twentieth and Walnut streets. 
 
 19. Second and Reed street.3. (.Shiftier Hose.) 
 21. Corner Seventh and M-irket streets. 
 23 Corner Eighth and Walnut streets. 
 
 24. Race above Eighth street. (Columbia Hose.) 
 
 25. Ninth below Arch. (IVashington Hcse.)_ 
 
 26. Filbert abova Eleventh street, (Columbia Engine.) 
 27! Broad above Chestnut street. 
 
 2S Queen beiow Sixth street. (Marion liose.) 
 
 29. Monroe bolow Third street. (Niagara Hose.) 
 
 SI Corner Eighteenth and Market streets. 
 
 S2' Corner Twenty-second and Market streets. 
 
 SL Corner Twentieth and Cherry streets. ^ ■ ^x 
 
 35 20th above Callowhill street. ^Spring Garden Engmo^ 
 
 36. Corner Seventeenth and Callowhill streets. 
 
 37. Corner Broad and Coates streets. 
 
 38. Corner Eighteenth and Coates streets. 
 
 39 Sergeant above Tenth street. (Diligent Hose.) 
 
 41. Corner Third and Market streets. 
 
 42 Corner Front and Market streets. 
 
 43 Race belov/ 4th street. (Perseverance Hose.) 
 
 45 Wood below Third street. (Humane Hose.) _ 
 
 46 Third above Brown street. (Friendship Engine.) 
 43! West end of Market street bridge. 
 
 49. Corner Germautown Road and Oxtord street. 
 
 61 Buttonwood below 5tli street. (United States Hose.) 
 62. Corner Sixth and Callov.-hiil streets. . 
 
 63 Garner Eighth and Depot street. (Pennsylvania Hose.) 
 64. New above Second street. (Reliance Engine.) 
 
 66. Pleasant street west of Eleventh. (Fairmount Hose.) 
 
 67. Broad and Callowhill. ^ , tt s 
 6S Parritfh near 12th street. (Spring Garden Hose.) 
 69 Brown below 12th Street. (United Hose.) 
 
 61. Corner Second and Laurel streets. ir«^Va\ 
 
 62 Laurel street .above Frankford Road. (N. L. Gas Works.) 
 f4 Howard and Putnam streets. (Taylor Hose.; 
 
C5. Comor Frankford Road and Vienna street. 
 68. Fourth above Brown. (Lafayette Hose.) 
 
 73. Corner Richmond and Norris streets. 
 
 74. Corner Richmond and Leliigh Avenue. 
 
 Bl. Randolph street, above Girard Avenue. (Ringold Hose.) 
 82. Corner Girard Avenue and Eij>;hth street. 
 
 84. Corner Girard Avenue and Broad street, 
 
 85. Corner Girard and Ridge Avenues, 
 
 89. Corner Ridge and Columbia Avenues, R. R. Office, 
 ' 91. Corner Sixth and Coates streets, 
 
 92. Corner Tenth and Coates streets. 
 
 93. Corner Twen.jMburth and Coates streets, R. R. Office. 
 96. Arrival of Sick and Wounded Soldiers. 
 
 123. First District Station House, 20th and Fitzwater streets. 
 
 124. Point Breeze Gas Works, 
 
 125. Second District Station House, Second ab. Christian street. 
 
 126. Sixteenth, above Fitzwater street. 
 
 127. Third District Station House, Union above Third street. 
 
 128. Fourth District Station House, Cherry above Fourth street, 
 
 134. Fifth District Station House. Fifteenth above Locust. 
 
 135. Sixth District Station House, Filbert above Fifteenth. 
 
 137. Seventh District Station House, Third above Green street. 
 
 138. Master above Fifteenth street. 
 
 143. Eighth District Station House, Spi'ing Garden ILall. 
 
 145. Ninth District Station House, Twenty-third and Brown sts, 
 
 146. Spring Garden Gas Works. 
 
 147. Tenth District Station House, Front and Master streets. 
 
 153. Eleventh Dist. Station House, Trenton Ave. ab. Dauphin sts. 
 
 154. TAvelfth District Station House. Tenth and Thompson sts. 
 
 156. Thirteenth District Station House, Manayunk. 
 
 157. Fourteenth District Station House, Germantown. 
 
 162. Fifteenth District Station House, Frankford. 
 
 163. Sixteenth District Station House, West Philadelphia. 
 
 164. M'est Philadelphia Water Worlcs. 
 
 212. Third below Lombard street. (Southwark Hose.) 
 
 213. Third above Washington street. (Southwark Engine.) 
 
 214. Catharine above Third street. (Franklin Engine.) 
 
 215. Sixth below Shippen street. (Hope Engine.( 
 
 216. Lombard below Eleventh street. (Washington Engine.) 
 
 217. Twentieth above Lombard street, (Western Hose.) 
 
 218. South below Nineteenth street, (Delaware Engine.) 
 223. Filbert above Seventh street. (Phoenix Ilose.) 
 
 226. Seventeenth below Chestnut street. (Philadelphia Engine.) 
 
 227. Race below Broad street. (Good-Will Engine.) 
 
 231. Race below Second street. (Vigilant Engine.) 
 
 232. Crown bel. Vine street. (Asst. Engine and Neptune Hose.) 
 
 234. Wood above Fourth street. (United States Engine.) 
 
 235. Front below Green street. (Northern Liberty Engine.) 
 
 236. Ridge Avenue above Wood street. (Fairmount Engine.) 
 
 237. Callowhill aliove Fifteenth street. (Western Engine.) 
 
 238. Twenty-third and Wood streets. (Good-Will Hose.) 
 
 239. Twenty-fourth and Spring Garden streets. (Ind. Engine.) 
 
 241. New Market above Coates street. (Northern Liberty Hose.) 
 
 242. Germantown Road above Second street. (Globe Engine.) 
 
 243. Frankford Road below Girard Avenue. 
 
 245. Allen Street above Frankford road. (Good Intent Engine.) 
 
 246. Richmond below Ottis street. (Kensington Hose.) / 
 
 247. Germantown Road, btduw Norris street. (Cohocksink Hosi-/ 
 
248. NintJi iil)ovo Pojilar strfct, (IliUid-in-IIaud Engine.) 
 
 249. CuiiRi- TliiitL-eiilli ii.id Oxl'ord stroi.'ts. (IIimi;uicEngin<i.) 
 263. Main St. ab. Franklin, (.Jcrmantown. (Fellowship Engineii 
 
 273. Market above Tliirtv-fourth .street. (AVest Pbilada. Kngine.) 
 
 274. Tbirty-j^eventh above Market St. (^West Pluladelphia Hose.) 
 
 275. Fortieth and Bridge streets. (Mantua Hook and Laddei.) 
 
 276. Lancaster Avenue, Ilestonville. (Monroe Engine.) 
 
 liOcatioii of Courts. 
 
 Supreme Court, Room Xo. 5. State House, 2d story. 
 
 District Court,, S. E. corner Sixth and Chestnut Sts., 2d story. 
 
 Common Pleas,.., State House, 1st floor. 
 
 Orphans' Court " " 
 
 Oyer and Terminer...... " " 
 
 Quarter S<^ssions,, ."...S. E. corner Sixth and Chestnut streets. 
 
 U. S. Circuit Court, 435 Library, below Fifth Street. 
 
 U. S. District Court •• - " '• " 
 
 Fares of Hacltiiey Coaclies. 
 
 One Passenger, with trunk, valise, carpet bag, or box, 
 
 distance not exceeding one mile 50 cts. 
 
 Distance over a mile, and not exceeding two 75 " 
 
 Each additional Passenger , 25 " 
 
 If the distauf/e l)e over two miles, each additional mile or part of 
 
 a mile 25 cents, in addition to the sum of 75 cents for the first 
 
 two miles; and for every additional i)assenger, 25 cents. 
 If engaged by the hour, with the i)rivilege of going from place t« 
 
 place, and stopping as often a.s may be required, One Dollar per 
 
 hour. 
 
 j8®=" In case of dispute applj' at Mayor's office. 
 
 Distances, Avkrage — Ten Squares to a Mile. 
 
 From Chestnut street South to Prime, One Mile. 
 
 From Chestnut street North to Brown, One Mile. 
 
 From Delaware river to Tv/elftri street. One Mile, 
 
 From Delaware river to Schuylkill river. Two Miles. 
 
 From Camden and Amlioy Dep(jt to Trenton Depot, Two Miles. 
 
 From Camden and Amboy Dejwt to Baltimore Depot, Two Milea. 
 
 Market Street divides the City into what is called North and 
 South; all that jjart of the City towards Arch Street, from Mar- 
 ket, is called North; and all towards Chestnut Street, from Mar- 
 ket, is called South — the niimbers run 100 to a block. All that 
 part of the City fmm the Delaware to the Schuylkill is called 
 Philadelphia; and tliat (;ii tlie otlier or upper side of the ScliuyK 
 kill, West Philadelphia. 
 
 Oeiieral Post Olfice. 
 
 For Advertised Letters, see Friday's Ledger. 
 PosTMASiru. — Cornelius A. Walborne. 
 Situated on Chestnut Street below Fifth. 
 
 Office Hours — Daily [except Sundays], from April 1st to Sep. 
 tember 30th. 5 o'clock a. m.. to 10 o'clock p. M, October 1st to 
 March 31st, 6.30 o'clock a. m., to 10 o'clock, p. M. On Sundays, 
 from 7.30 o'clock a. m., to 9.30 a. m., and from 5 to 6.30 o'clock p. x. 
 
 U. S. MAIL STATIONS. ^ 
 
 A, 41 S. Eighteenth Street. 
 
 B, Market Street West of Thirty-Seventh, West Philadelphia. 
 
C, S. E. comer Br(>ad and Coates Streets. 
 
 D, 120G, N. Third Street. 
 
 E, Richmond and William Streets, Port Richmond. 
 P, 90 Main Street. Frankfurd. 
 
 G. Main Street, belo-.v 11. R. Depot. Gerniantov,'n. 
 
 H, Main Street, below Church Avenue, Chestnut IlilL 
 I, Main Street, near Grape, Mauayunk. 
 
 K, 502 Washint^ton Avenue. 
 
 Office Hours — Open from 6.30 A. M., to 8 o'clock p. m., dally 
 [Sundays excisptodj. Sundays, from 7.30 to 9.30 x. Ji., and from 5 
 to 6 p. M. 
 
 New Rates of Postasje. July 1st. 18G3.— Letters to all parts of 
 tbfi United States 3 cents, dropi)ed in any Station or Box. City 
 liCttera 2 cents. 
 
 Custom mouse. 
 
 Chestnut Street, above Fourtlu 
 
 Mcrdiants' Hxcliaiisje* 
 Third and ^Valnut Strtjets. 
 
 Corn Excfeauge. 
 Second and <}oId Streets. 
 
 Telcg^rApli fii^ies and ISrai&cli Itines. 
 
 AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.— Main Office, 105 and 
 107 South Third Street. Brokers' Lines. Offices. 35 South Third 
 Street, basement: Room 21, ?Mevcliants' Exchange. Branch Offi- 
 ces, Continental Hotel ; P.. W. & B. R. R.. corner Broad and 
 Washini<iou Avenue; 502 'Wasliinirton Avenue. South wark; 
 Bloodgood's Hotel, Walnut Street Wharf; 1003 Beach street, 
 Kensington; 145 North Broad street, above Cherry ; N. W. corner 
 Thirty-ninth and Market streets. West Philadelphia; Freight 
 Depot, Ninth street below Green; Germantown Depot. Gent's Sa- 
 loon. German town; Mower Hospital, Chestnut Hill. To all points 
 in United States and Canadas. 
 
 PEOPLE'S TELEGRAPH LINES.— Main Office, 411 Chesrnut 
 street; Girard ITcaise; Reading Room, Merchants' Exchange. 
 
 U. S. TELEGRAPH CO.— General Office, Third and Chestnut 
 streets; Mercliants' Hotel; American Hotel; Continental; La 
 Pierre House; Broad and Noble; Tenth and Chestnut; Navy 
 Yard: 204 Walnut street. 
 
 Express Compauiea. 
 
 Adams A.Co.. No. 320 Chestnut street, 
 
 Albright's, 306 Race street. 
 
 Atlantic City, 28 South Fifth street. 
 
 Bridesburg, 9 South Third street. 
 
 Butterlield's Overland Dispatch. 40 South Fifth street, 
 
 California. Wells. Fargo A Co.. 007 Chostnut street. 
 
 Doylesto\vn),161 North Third street. 
 
 Frankford, 9 South Third street. 
 
 Germ;intown, 26 South Fifth street. 
 
 Germantown, 9 South Third street. 
 
 Graham's Baggage. 3 Walnut street. 
 
 Jlarnden"s 007 Chestnut street. 
 
 Hebtouvjllo, 9 South Third straot. 
 
Coru Exchange, Second auti Clicbtnut streets. *" 
 
 Tarmeisj' aiid ilociiunicd,' CLLbtnut street above FourlL. 
 
 Gu'ard, Third street near Doek. 
 
 Kensington, 9oy Leach street. 
 
 Mechanics,' Ihird street below Market. 
 
 Manulactm-ers' i.ni Mechanics', corner Tine and Third streets. 
 
 Jvorth Anierica, i I.estnut street above Ihird. 
 
 Kortlioru Liberties, \ ine street below 'ihird, 
 
 Phikidelpliia, Chestnut street above Fourth, 
 
 Penn Towushijj, corner ir^ixth and Vina streets, 
 
 Jjoutlnvark, (Second street below y^iith. 
 
 Tradesmen's, corner !iccon<.l and .Sj^ruce streets. 
 
 Union, corner Arch and 'iLird streets. 
 
 Western, Chestnut street abo\ e I'ourth. 
 
 I'irst iSational, Chfstuut street aOove Third. 
 
 Second National, i rankford. 
 
 Third National, liJ4 Market street. 
 
 i'ourtli National, Arch street below Eighth. 
 
 Sixth National, Second Ktreet below Lombard. 
 
 Seventh National, Marlcet street above feecond. 
 
 Eighth National, 1017 Nor(h Second street. 
 
 Central National, l(iy South Fourth street. 
 
 State Baidv of Camden, N. J., Ollice, 212 Church Alley. 
 
 Farmers' and Mechanics', Caniuen, N. J., over Corn Exchaug* 
 
 Lank. 
 National Exchange, 533 North Second street. 
 
 Ferries. 
 
 Camden from upper side • South, South Camden or Kaij^hn'* 
 Point. 
 
 Camden and Philadelphia Company, from upper side Market to 
 Federal street, Camden. 
 
 Cooper's Point Company, from Tine street to Cooper's Point. 
 
 Gloucester, N. J., Irom fcout'u street. 
 
 West Jersey Company, from lower side Market to Markot 
 itreet, Camden. 
 
 Smiths' Island, between Chestnut and Market. 
 
 Passenger llaiiways. 
 
 Fare, Seven Cents. 
 
 Citize,iis\ 10th and 11th streets, with a branch to Front, ria 
 Chestnut and Walnut streets, and another to 10th and Poplar via 
 Kidge aveime. 
 
 Delaware Cmintif, connecting with West Philadelphia and Phil- 
 adelphia and Diuby. 
 
 Fairmount, Kaco and Vine, via 2.3d and Callowhill. 
 
 Fairmount and Arch Street, via 2(Jth, 21st and Callowhill. 
 
 Franhjord and Soutliwark, via Fifth and Sixth streets. 
 
 Gcrmuntown, via Ciermautown avenue, connecting with 4th and 
 Sth streets linv. 
 
 Girard College, via 9th, Arch and Ridge avenue. 
 
 Green and Coaies, connecting with -ith and bth streets lina. 
 
 Jleaionvillc, Mantua and Fairwouid. 
 
 Lombard and South Streets. 
 
 Philadelphia City, Chestnut and Walnut streets. 
 
 Philada^'hia and Darby ^ conuectiui; with West Philadelphia 
 
IIir.iiiau"s liaggage, Cffictt— 113 .Siulli 'il.iiU slrect, uud at 
 
 Depot. TLiid uiicriiioii.ipyon streets. 
 Hobaun'H (ieniiaiitcnvii. ( li <(— 228 Arth street. 
 Howard & Co., CO" Clu .:.: t street. 
 Kas.son's Loeoniutive, -.■.'.• ;tii Broad street. 
 Kinsley & Co.; N. E. eii ■ .• 1 ourth and Chestnut streets. 
 IMana.v'unk, 9 South Thiul .- Irect. 
 
 Manns BaiA^ayo l-Nprc^s, l.le.venth and Market, in Depot. 
 R. r. StoektouM XaAal, Meirary House, oppositg Js'avy Yard gate, 
 Norristown, 9 Houth 'ihird h^lreet. 
 Philadelphia Lociil, 2(5 Soutli Filth street. 
 Heading-. o06 Kace strcc't. 
 Keid's 16 South Wxth ^hvct. 
 West Jersey, 5 \Valnut street. 
 West Philadelphia, 20 ^outh Fifth street. 
 Woodbury, jN'. J., 20 t^outh J'ilth street, 
 
 Principal Hotels. 
 
 For arrivals see Morning Press and Age, 
 
 Allegheny, 814 Market. 
 
 Anu'rican,517 Chestnut. 
 
 Arch, corner Arcli anil Delaware avenue. 
 
 Ashland, 707 Arch. 
 
 Bald Eagle. 416 North Tliird. 
 
 Barley i^heaf, 257 North S^econd. 
 
 Jilack Bear, Pitth and Merchaiit. 
 
 Chestnut Street House, ;>n Cliestniit. 
 
 Comnierci;il 20 South Sixth. 
 
 Continental, Niiitii and Lhestnut. 
 
 Fanners', 024 Mark(!t. 
 
 Girard, 829 Chestnut. 
 
 Golden Fleece. '^U Cherry. 
 
 La Pierj-e, Broad and Ch(■^■tnu1. 
 
 Madison, Second above Market. 
 
 Markoe, Chestnut above Mntli. 
 
 Merchants', Fourth between xMarket and Arch. 
 
 Mt. Vernon, Second aliove Arch. 
 
 liidgway. 1 .Market. 
 
 ,St. Charles. Third Indow Arch. 
 
 St. Lawrence. HdS Chestnut. 
 
 Shades, 1404 South Penn bcpiare. 
 
 States Union OnO Market. 
 
 Union, ;]]7 Arch. 
 
 United States, Kleventh and Market. 
 
 Wahiut Street iiousc. corner Dehiware aveime and Walnut. 
 
 ■Washington, Id'.) it 'ill Chestnut. 
 
 Westi^rn, 82i3 Mai'ket. 
 
 W^etherill, COG Sausc m. 
 
 llours, from 10 a. ^m. to l> v. m., Sundays and holidays excepted. 
 Bank of (ierniantown. Gerniantown. 
 Coinniercial, M i < lu'stnut street, 
 (onmu rrc. ( liestniit sfn-ct aliovo Second, 
 Consolidation. :V-it Morth 'J'lurd street. 
 City, Sixth street above .Miirki t. 
 Comjnouwealth, corner Fouiili and Chestnut streets. 
 
Philadelphia and Grafs Ferry, via Gray's Ferry Road, 21st, 
 Pine and Spruce streets. 
 
 Richmond and SchuylldU, Girard Avenne. 
 
 Ridge Avenue and Manayunk, connecting with Girard College 
 Line. 
 
 Second and Tliird Streets, having a branch from Brown, through 
 Richmond to Brideshnr.a:. 
 
 Seventeenth and Ni neteenth Streets. 
 
 Tliirteenth and Fifteenth Streets. 
 
 West Philadelphia, Mirket Street. 
 
 Union. Wharton and Front to Ninth, to Spring Garden, to Sev- 
 enth, to Master, to Frankford Road, to Belgrade, to Marll>orough, 
 to Thompson, to York, to Egmont, to Lehigh avenue, to Memphis, 
 to York, to Emerald, to Susquehanna avenue, to Fourth, to Ox- 
 ford, to Cadwalader, to Oxford, to Franklin, to Pbace, to Seventh, 
 to Walnut, to Washington Square, to Seventh, to Federal to Front. 
 
 Places of AmLiisemeTit. 
 
 American Academy of Music, S. W. cor. Broad and Locust. 
 
 Arch Street Theatre, Arcli above Sixth. 
 
 Carncross & Dixcy"s Opera House. Eleventh below Market. 
 
 Fox's American Theatre, Walnut above Eighth. 
 
 New Chestnut Street Theatre, Chestnut above Twelfth. 
 
 Walnut Street Theatre, N. E. corner Ninth and Walnut. 
 
 Places of Interest. 
 
 8S" Persons using this Guide should be particular to get into 
 the right cars — which are marked on the outside — as several lines 
 use the same track. 
 
 Navy Yard, corner Front and Federal. Take Second street cars 
 — or those marked Union Line, corner Seventh and Chestnut. 
 
 Mint, corner Chestnut and .Juniper. Visitors admitted daily 
 from 9 A. M. to 12 m., Sundays excepted. 
 
 Arsenal, Gray's Ferry Road, near Sclraylkill River. Take Pine 
 street cars. 
 
 Naval Asylum. Schuylkill River, near South street. Take Pine 
 street cars. 
 
 Quarter-Master's Office. 12th and Girard — first street above 
 Chestnut, runs from 11th to 12th. 
 
 Pay-Master's Office, same as Quarter-Master's. 
 
 Masonic Temple, Chestnut above Seventh. 
 
 Fairmouut P;irlv and Water "Work^, on Schuylkill River, foot of 
 Coates street. Talcc Green :\\v\ Coates, Race and Vino, or Arch 
 street cai"s. Taurine tlie SuMinier seasin a small steamer runs up 
 the Schuylkni. tonchin- at Laurel Hill, Falls of Schuylkill, Wis- 
 sahickon and Mmivu-ik. 
 
 Insane Asvlnm. Market and IIivorfordand4:2d and 43th streets. 
 Admission daily, except Saturdays and Sundaj's. Take Market 
 street cars. 
 
 Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Pine and Broad. Take Pine street 
 cars. Tickets obtained at the Asyluiu. Visitors admitted Thurs- 
 day afternoon 5, 3 to G p. m. 
 
 Blind Asylum. 21!'! and Race. Visitors admitted every Wed- 
 nesday afternoon. Tiiev have exhibitions on that occasion, ad- 
 mission 10 ceuts. 
 
 City Hospital Rtli and Pine. 
 
10 
 
 Penitentiary, Coates street above 21.«t. Take Green and Cofttwi 
 street cars at 8th and Chestnut. Tickets of admission can be ob- 
 tained at the Mayor's Oflice. 
 
 Moyamensing Prison, Passaj'unk Road and 10th street. Take 
 loth street cars. Tickets can be procured of the Mayor. 
 
 Academy of Fine Arts, 1025 Chestnut. Admission 25 cents. 
 
 Academy of Natural Sciences, Broad below Chestnut. Admis- 
 sion free — Tuesday and Friday afternoons. Obtain tickets from 
 Wm. C. Ilenszey, 737 Marlcet street. 
 
 Mercantile Library, corner Library and South Fifth streets. 
 Library street runs from 4th to 5th, below Chestnut. 
 
 Philadelphia Lil)rary, otli and Library. 
 
 Penn's Ti-eaty INIonument, Beach above Columbia avenue. 
 Take Riclimond cars Third and Chestnut. 
 
 Philadelphia Typographical Union, Franklin Hall, 6th above 
 Arch. 
 
 American Library Union, 9th and Callowhill. 
 
 Musical Fund Hall, 8th and Locust. 
 
 Independence Hall, Chestnut between 5th and 6th. Admis- 
 sion free. Tisitors admitted from 9 a. m. to 5 p. M., Sundays ex- 
 cepted. A fine view can be obtained from the top of the cupola. 
 
 Girard College, Ridge avenue above 19th. Visitors admitted 
 daily, Sundays excepted, frf)m suni'ise to sunset. Tickets of ad- 
 mission can be obtained of Boswell & "Wilson. S. W. corner 4th and 
 Chestnut, 2d floor, or of Richard Yaux, 520 Walnut street. Cler- 
 gymen are not admitted. 
 
 Laurel Hill Cemetary, on Schuylkill River above Ridge avenue. 
 Take Ridge avoTuie cars 9th and Arch. Tickets can be obtained 
 at the OflBce, 524 Walnut. 
 
 Woodlawn Cemetery, in "West Philadelphia, on Darby Road. 
 Take Market street cars, change at Darby Road. 
 
 Mt. Vernon, Odd Fellows' and Greenwood Cemeteries. Take 
 Ridge avenue cars, corner 9th and Arch. 
 
 University of Pennsylvania, 9th above Chestnut. 
 
 Jefferson College, lo'th and Sansom. 
 
 United States Arsenal, near Frankford. 
 
 Volunteer Refreshment Saloon, foot of Washington avenue. 
 
 Christ Church, Second above Chestnut. 
 
 Church of the Holy Trinity. Walnut and Rittenhouso square. 
 
 Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul, Eighteenth and Summer. 
 
 Episcopal Hospital, Front and Huntingdon. 
 
 Squares. 
 
 Independence Square, Sixth and Chestnut streets. 
 Franklin Square, Race and Sixth streets. 
 Washington Square, Walnut and Sixth streets. 
 Rittenhouse Square, Walnut and Eighteenth streets. 
 Penn Sqnare, Broad and Market streets. 
 Ijogan >*^quai-e. Vine and Eighteenth streets. 
 Jefferson Square, Washington and Fourth streets. 
 Pairmount Park. 
 Hunting Park, 22d Ward. 
 
 Steamlioats. 
 
 Norman and Saxon sail from each port on Saturdays, from first 
 
 wharf above Pine street, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf, Boston. 
 
 Despatr-b and Swiftf;uro Linos for New Yorlc, via Delawar» and 
 
11 
 
 itirit an Caiml, leave dally, (Sunday excepted) at 12 m. and 5 p.m. 
 froKi third Pier above Walnut street. 
 
 Philadelphia and New York Express Steamboat Company, via 
 Delawai-e and Raritan Canal. The Steamers of this line leave 
 from the first wharf below Market titreet, Philadelphia, daily, 
 (except Sunday.) at -i p. m. 
 
 The Steamers Ellie Knight and Now Jersey leave first wharf 
 above Race Street every Saturday at 12 m. for Richmond, Norfolk 
 and City Point. 
 
 Ericsson Line, for Baltimore, 3 p. m., from first wharf above 
 Chestmit street. Leave corner of Light and Pratt Streets. Balti- 
 more, daily, (except Sunday,) at 3 p. m., for Philadelphia. 
 A. Groves, Agent, o4 South ^Vharves. 
 
 Merchants'Trausportation Company, Steam Propeller Line for 
 Trenton, leave first wharf above Arch Street, every Wednesday 
 and Saturday. 
 
 Ariel.— Leaves Chestnut street wharf, for Wilmington, Chester 
 and Hook, at 2.30 p. m. Leaves Wilmington at 7 a. m. 
 
 Major Reybold. — Leaves Arch street wharf, daily, at 2^ p. m. 
 for Salem, stopping at Chester, Nev.- Castle, Pennsgrove and Del- 
 aware City. (Stages for Woodstown, Allowaystown and Odessa 
 meet this Boat.) Leaves Salem daily at 7 a. m. 
 
 Meteor. — Leaves first wharf below Arch street at 3 p. m., for 
 Fort Delaware, stopping at Pennsville, Billingsport and Penns- 
 grove. Returning, leaves Foi't Delaware at 7 a. m. 
 
 Trenton. — Leavos AV'aliiut street wharf for Tacony, Torrisdale, 
 Andalusia, Beverly, Bxirlingtou and Bristol, at 10 a. m. andSjj.m. 
 Leaves Bristol 7.15 a. m. 
 
 Barclay. — Leaves Arch street v.iiarf, daily, at 2^ p. m. for Pro 
 gress, Delanco, Bridgeboro, Centretown, and llainesport. Leaves 
 Hainesport daily at 7 a. m. Stages meet the boat for Mt. Holly 
 and Lnmherton. 
 
 Edwin Forrest. — Leaves Arch street wharf for Trenton, touch- 
 ing at Taeo-ny, Beverly, Burlington, Bristol, Florence and Fields- 
 hoTO. Sundays, 8 a. m. and 2 p. m. lor Bristol and way places only. 
 Time of leaving has not lieen decided upon — see Ledger. 
 L. B. Flanders. — Leaves 2d wharf below Racestreet. for Bridge- 
 ton and Port Penn, every Tuesday, Thursdaj- and Saturday, at 
 10 a. m. Returning, leaves Bridgeton at 9]/<^ a. m. on Monday, 
 Wednesday and Friday. 
 
 John A. Warner. — Leaves Chestnut street whai-f daily, at 2 and 
 
 6 p. ra., for Bristol, Burlington. Beverly, Andalusia, Torresdalo 
 
 and Riverton. Sunday, 1\^ and 6 p.m. Changeoftime, see Ledger. 
 
 f-tar. — Leaves Chestnut street wharf for Smyrna and way pjlaces, 
 
 on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 a.m. 
 
 Trump'rter. — Leaves Race street wharf at 10 a. m. and -1.30 p.m., 
 
 for Beverly, Burlington and Bristol. Sundays, 8 a. m. and 2 p. m. 
 
 Manhattan. — Leaves foot of Arch street wharf, for C;ipe May, 
 
 «^very Tuesday, Thursilay and Saturday. Returning will leave 
 
 Cape May every Jlonday. Wednesday and Friday. 
 
 C-ieneral Hooker.r— Leaves Fairmount fur F:dls ofScluiy"! hourly. 
 Wilson Small, Leaves Chestnut Street W'hai-f for Smyrna and 
 way plnrc.'3. on Tuesdaj\ Thursday and Saturday at 8 a. m, 
 
 Joseph Hall, Leaves first wharf ali' ve Arch street, for Bridg- 
 ton, on Tuesday and Thursday at 4 p. m, Leaves Liidgeton on 
 Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 8 a. j;;. 
 
 Rancocas. Leove?: first wliarf 1 p^L.w .\icli stn-et. ev^ry M'^dtioii' 
 iay and Sate.. ...y at 2 p. m. loi Riiui^epoil and Peuricktowu. 
 
FOn 
 
 GO TO 
 
 STEPHEN F. WHITMAN'S 
 
 IVIANUFACTORY, 
 
 No. 1210 Market Street, Philadelphia. 
 
 VANCE & LANDIS, 
 
 Importers and Jobbers of 
 
 No. 211 Market Street, 
 
 JAMES M. VANCE. \ PTTTT. A DTIT.PTTT A 
 
 HENKY D. LANDIS. j Jr±lXJjiLUJlj±jirJrLXA, 
 
 ABBOTT & GO'S 
 
 Eailroad Track, Coal, Iron, Hay, Canal, Cattle, 
 and Platform 
 
 Also WEIGHMASTER'S BEAMS, FRAMES, &c. 
 FACTORY AND WAREHOUSE: 
 
 Ninth Street, near Coates, Philadelphia. 
 MARTIN LEANS, 
 
 No. 402J Chestnut Street, 
 
 PHILADELPHIA, 
 
 COLLEGE AND MILITARY BADGES, cj-c. 
 
13 
 
 Liverpool and Cork Steamship Lino — Office 217 A 111 Walnut 
 Street. 
 
 Philadelphia and Charleston Steamship Line— OflQce 210 North 
 Delaware Avenue. 
 
 London Steamship Company — Office 320 Chestnut Street. 
 
 California Steamships — Office 320 Chestnut Street. 
 
 RAILROADS. 
 Reading Railroad. 
 
 Depot, Thirteenth and Caliowhill Streets. 
 
 -fi^" Take Race and Vine street cars Third and Chestnut. 
 
 Trains leave the depot, Thirteenth and Callowhill Streets, at 
 8.00 a. m„ for Reading, Lebanon, ILarrisburg, Pottsville, Pine 
 Grove, Tamaqua. Sunbury, Williamsport, Eimira, Rochester, Nia* 
 gara Falls, Buffalo, Allentown, Wilkesbarre, Pittston, York, Car- 
 lisle. Chambersburg, Hagerstowii, &c., this train connects at Read- 
 ing; with the East Pennsylvania Railroad trains for AllentoWQ ; 
 with the Reading and Columbia Railroad for Ephrata, Litiz and 
 Columbin, and with tlio Lebanon Valley trains for Harrisburg; 
 at Port Ciiutou, with Cat;xwissa trains, for Wilkesbarre, Williams* 
 port, Lockhaven, Ehnira, &c.; at Harrisburg with Northern Con- 
 tra], Cumberland Valley, and Schuyliiill and Susquehanna trains 
 for Northumberland, Williamsport, York, Chambersburg and 
 Pine Grove. 
 
 Afternoon Express leaves depot at 3.30 p. m., for Reading, 
 Pottsville, York, Chambersburg and Pine Grove, connecting at 
 Harrisburg with Pennsylvania Central trains for Pittsburg, and 
 Northern Central trains for Sunbury, Northumberland, Eimira^ 
 &c., and at Port Clinton, witli Catawissa trains for Milton, Wil- 
 liamsport. Eimira, Buiialo, <fcc. 
 
 READING ACCOM. M'^DATION leaves Reading at 6.00 a. m., 
 stopping at all way station.'*. Arrives in Philadelphia at 9.00 a. m. 
 Returning leaves Philadelphia at 5.00 p. m. arrives at Re iding at 8. 
 
 Afternoon trains leave Harrisburg at l.i5 p. m., and Pottsville 
 at 2.30 p. m., arriving at Philadelphia at 7.00 p. m. 
 
 Chester Valley Railroad, for DoWningtown and intermediate 
 pohits; take 8.00 a. m. and 5.00 p. m. trains from Philadelphia. 
 From Downingtown at 7.00 a. ni. and 12.30 noon. 
 
 Sunday trains leave Pottsville at 7.30 a. m. and Philadelphia 
 at 3.15 p. m. 
 
 MiUs. Stations. Fares. 
 
 Phil;idelphia 
 
 5 Falls 20 
 
 114 .Vlanayunk 25 
 
 93^ Mill Creek 35 
 
 11 Spriifg Mill 40 
 
 13>^ Conshohocken 45 
 
 15 " Swede Furn ice 50 
 
 17 Norristown 55 
 
 2114 Port Kennedy 76 
 
 23i| Valley Forgo SO 
 
 25 Pauling's Bridge 85 
 
 ^,),4 Phoenixvilh! 95 
 
 32 Rover's Ford 1 10 
 
 34 Limerick 1 20 
 
 37 Sanatoga 1 30 
 
 iO Pott.atrfwn I 40 
 
 MiUs. Stations. Farts. 
 
 4+1^ Doucrlas.sville 1 55 
 
 49 Birdsboro 1 70 
 
 52 Exeter 1 80 
 
 53 Reading 2 00 
 
 63 Tuckerton 2 20 
 
 66 Leesport.... 2 30 
 
 681^;^ Mohrsville 2 40 
 
 70 *■ Shoemakersville 2 45 
 
 75 Hamburg 2 60 
 
 78 Port Clinton 2 76 
 
 83 Auburn 2 0£^ 
 
 86 Orwigsburg 3 00 
 
 89 Schuvlkill Haven 3 10 
 
 02 Mount 'arbou 3 35 
 
 03 PuttSNiil© — 3 a 
 
Wire Railing, Iron Bedsteads, "Wire Cloth, Screens, 
 Seives, &c., Manufactured by 
 
 M. WALKER &. SONS, No. II North Sixth St. 
 
 107 nsrOT^THC THCII^DD STIREET, 
 
 Above Arch, PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 ALFRED D. PHIPPS, 
 
 SOLE AGENT FOR 
 
 IIVIPER9AL COAL Oil. WORKS, 
 
 AM) 
 
 Philadelphia Flint Glass and Lamp Company. 
 
 Manufacturer of all kinds of COAL OIL LAMPS, LAMP GOODS, 
 Chimneys, Reflectors. 
 
 JOHN DOLL, 
 
 No. 502 Market Street, Philadelphia, 
 
 Importer of 
 
 TOYS A«0 FAKCV GOODS, 
 
 Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, Tobacco Poiiches, Pipes. 
 Canes, Ac. 
 
 BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, 
 
 And. all articles suitable for Office and Counting Room. 
 
 JOHN C.~CLARK & SON, 
 
 PHILADELPHIA 
 
 No. 230 DOCK STREET. 
 
 INSURANCE, BANK ANP MERCANTILE PRINTING. 
 
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 Valley Branch ^:^oad^a^^^i^tomiv..r^w^ ^^ ^^.^^_ 
 
 Bridseport to TDownhigtown^ to Tamaqua, 
 
 ^^i-ScSphia Time used on all above Railroads. 
 
 Trenton Railroad, from Pliiladelplxla to New 
 
 York. 
 
 Leave Walnut Street Wharf, as follows: 
 
 At 6 and 9.15 am. via Camde. & Amboy (C. & A Ac ^^ S- 25 
 At 8 a. m., via Camden and Jei ^e> Cit> ' '"^ " E\,,,.e^ss.) 2 25 
 
 \t 2 p. m., via Camden and Amboy, (?-• f °^JV^„sfen-er ) 2 25 
 it ifm. via Cam. and An. Ac (1 rejgM an ^--;;|^ j) ^^.^^ 
 ^t 6 and 11.30 p. m., via Cam. & Amooy, v^j-*^- _ 2 25 
 
 first class Ticket. - " " . . 1 50 
 
 43 Cranberry. 
 
 45 Prospect Plains. 
 
 48 Jamesburg 
 
 51 Spottbwood 
 
 54 South River 
 
 61 South Amboy.... 
 90 New York. 
 
 ^Ues. Station. ™- I 1?^,,,^:!!!^; T^ 
 
 Pbila;lelphia f^ V^^l^l 
 
 Camden 3„ ^vjndsor 
 
 b Palmyra Hightstown 
 
 9 Riverton ^' ^ 
 
 13 Delanco 
 
 15 Beverly 
 
 18 Burlington 
 
 23 Florence 
 
 White Hall 
 
 27 Bordentown 
 
 "'o^rrtollieCa-''™-^ A"""^ '^-'"■■°^'' """'"' "''°"°' 
 
 class trains I do not give the Fares. 
 
 class ^^^^^ ^^^^^ KENSINGTON DEPOT. 
 
 j^ Depot, Front and Harrison streets, (Kensington). 
 A .^1 ^ t m via Kensinc^ton and Jersey City Express, $3 00 
 A lVo^„ n^'VlfKens^igton and Jersey City Express, 3 00 
 
 M6.45?:m.:viaKensin|tonand J.City,(Washmgton and ^ ^ 
 
 AKSSo^aKen;ington.nd New York, Wash- ^ ^^ 
 tno-tTjn and New York, Jersey City, - 
 
WM. A. DBOWIir & CO., 
 
 Manufacturers of Superior 
 
 Umbrellas and Parasols, 
 
 No. 246 MARKET STREET, 
 
 PHILADELPHIA, 
 
 No. 229 Broadway, New York. 
 
 UNITED STATES STEEL PEN MANUFACTORY 
 
 E. ESTERBROOK & CO., 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 403 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, 
 
 Works, Camdtm, INT. »1. 
 
Ai-iv, K.:i^ioiK L;uuL>ciiville, Fleiuiugton, &c., at 7.80a. n»r'%S<ij^'P- 
 I'or LjiUiibert ville and iu.t«nnie,f.li^ite staU^'i*. i^i ^ P- "i- '^W/t. %''' 
 iJ,irttol, Treutoa. <fcc.. ;'it 7.:';-J uuj llilO a. m.. o, 3.30, and &.p.^ ni. 
 and 12 Midnight, Fo:-. Coinwalls, Turrcsaale, Ilolniesburg, Ta- 
 cony, Wissiuuiniug, l^ridQ,sburg and Fi-iuilct"oi:(i, at 9. a. m., 3, 5, 6, 
 and l±Vj j). ni. For Ilohnosburg, Tacuny, Wissouomiug, Brides- 
 liurg, and Fran]vf'>r(i. at !>.;Jii p- ui. 
 
 e^ For Nf.'\v York ajid AVav lines leaving Iv^ensiugtpa^ BojtiQt, 
 rnkf tlio c:u-,-i on Fitth sti-eet. aljovo Walnut, half an, hour, beior« 
 departure. 
 Jilileti. Stat Ion,-!. ^ I M,Jlcs. Stations. 
 
 PhiladelpUi'a ; ii'.^hi Xew Brunswick 
 
 t; Taconv ' Oo Metucliin 
 
 I'J^.-^ Cornweirs O^S l{:'.UM-iiy 
 
 17 Bristol ; 73 KlizaVlotli.: 
 
 J^S Troutoa i 781-^ Newark 
 
 STK Princeton | 86 J-.r.H.ey City. 
 
 U14 Kingston i 88 Njw York.. 
 
 Depot, 31st anp Market Stkekts, 
 
 J^^ Take Market Street cars. 
 
 Trains leave the depict, as fallows •: 
 
 MATL TRAIN. 8 a. m.; for Downingtown. Lancaster, Columbia, 
 flurrisl.uirg, Pitts-burgh, and all internu-diate points.; connects at 
 Ilarrisburg with trains for Suui)ury, AViiiianisport, Lock Haven, 
 Elmiia, Buffalo, llochester, Canandaigu% Niagara: Falls, Carlislp, 
 Cliamber.sburg. and Hagerstown; at Columbia, for York^ IlauQ- 
 ver and Oettvsbnrg. 
 ■ PAOLl ACCOMMODATION at 10 a. tn. and 5.30. p. m. 
 
 FAST LINK, 12.00 m. ; for Pittsburgh and the northwest, west, 
 and southwest, connects at Landisv.illq with the Reading and; Co- 
 iuipbia Railroad for Ephraja. Litiz, and Heading; at Harr^isburg 
 w'ifil trains for Carlisle, Millersburg, Georgetown, Sellinsgrove, 
 Sunbury, A'C, 
 
 PARKESBURG TRAIN at 1,10 p. m. 
 
 IIARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION, 2.30 p. m.; for York, Han- 
 over. Gettysburg and way stations. 
 
 ERIE MAIL. 8.30 p. m'., connects at Iliuxisburg with Baltimore 
 Express for Pittsburgh and the west. 
 
 PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS, 11.10 p. m., for Pittsburgh and 
 the west, north and south : connects at Harrishurg with "trains 
 for Sunbnry. Danville, Rochester, Canada, Niagar Falls, &c., and 
 all wav stations between Philadelphia and WiUiamsport. 
 
 TRAINS ARRIVE.— Erie Mail at 6.40 a. m, Philadelphia Ex- 
 press at 7.05 a. m. Paoli Accommodation at 8.20 a. la. and 4.4Q 
 p. m. Parkesburg Accommodation at 9.00 a, m. Fast Line at 
 12.o0p. m. Lancaster Train at 12.30 p, m. Day Express, 5.45 
 p. m. Mail Train at 11.30 p. m^ Ilaf- ri.sbutfi;. Accomniodation at 
 8.40 p. m. 
 
 SUNDAY.— Erie Mail leaves 8.30 p. m.: returning, arrives 
 6l.40 p- m. Philadelphia Kxpresa leaves, 11 .10 p.m. ; returning ar. 
 rives 7.05 a. m. 
 
 Manu's Reliable Baggago.Exprtt.s^ will driver aJi- bap^agOsto.of 
 jrow tl»i' depot. Orders PuijcittMl at 31 fNDutla Eleventh stroet. 
 
EVANS & WATSON, j^ 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 Salamander Fire and Burglar Proof 
 MERCANTSLE, 
 
 AND 
 
 DWELLING HOUSE SAFES, 
 
 FREE FROM DAMPNESS. 
 
 VAULT DOORS FOE BANKS AND STORES, 
 
 J^a. ih ^. 3>auttk m,, 
 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 LIFE IISUiilCE CO, 
 
 S. E. Cor. Fourth & Wataut Sts., 
 
 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 Lifo Insurances taken upon all the most approvecj 
 methods. Dividends declared annually. Losses paid 
 promptly. Assets nearly 
 
 $1,000,000. 
 
 ALEXANDER WHILLDIN, Pruidewf, 
 JOHN E. WILSON, See^ry and IV«Mf. 
 
10 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA Ci:>'TRAL KAILROAD CoxitlauoJ. 
 
 4/ii«i-. Stations. /l/rex. 
 
 Philadelphia 
 
 4 Hestonvillo I'J 
 
 7 liibertyville -9 
 
 9 Athenaville lo 
 
 U Willi.' Hall 35 
 
 13 Vilia -NOva 40 
 
 11 Moigctu's Coiaer 45 
 
 17 Eaele of) 
 
 21 Paoli TO 
 
 26 Steamboat 90 
 
 '29 Oakland 1 00 
 
 ^\'. Chester Intersection 75 
 ?3 Int. Chester Valley K. 
 
 3-i Downingtown 1 15 
 
 So Gallagherville 1 20 
 
 38 Cain 1 -5 
 
 40 Cofttsvillo (Midway)... 1 -iU 
 
 43 Chandlers 1 50 
 
 i:-) Parkesburg 1 55 | 
 
 48 Peuningtonvillo 1 65 
 
 49 Christiana 1 TO 
 
 62 Gap 1 SO 
 
 50 Kinzer's ,, 1 '^O 
 
 68 Lemon Place 2 00 
 
 f.9 Gordonsville 2 10 
 
 62 Bird in Hand 2 15 
 
 69 Lancaster 2 40 
 
 Tl Dillerville 2 45 
 
 78 Landisville... 2 70 
 
 82 Mount Joy 2 85 
 
 88 Elizabeth town 3 10 
 
 97 Middletown 3 40 
 
 101 Highspire 3 55 
 
 107 Harrisburg 3 75 
 
 J12 Rockville 3 95 
 
 117 Cove 4 10 
 
 121 Duncannon 4 25 
 
 124 Aqueduct ...„ 4 35 
 
 130 BaUeysbarg 4 .55 
 
 134 Newport 4 75 
 
 140 Miilerstown 4 90 
 
 145 Thompsontown 5 05 
 
 151 Mexico 5 30 
 
 153 Perrysvilie 5 35 
 
 156 Mifflin 5 45 
 
 168 Lewiatown 5 85 
 
 175 Anderson's 6 05 
 
 179 McYevtuwn 6 30 
 
 184 Manyuiik 6 45 
 
 189 Newton Kamlltou 6 Co 
 
 mies. Stations. Jrar/iJi 
 
 192 Mount Union 6 75 
 
 190 Mopletou 6 8.5 
 
 199 Mill Creek 6 95 
 
 204 Huntingdon 7 15 
 
 211 Petersburg T 40 
 
 214 Earre " ^^ 
 
 217 Spruce Creek 7 60 
 
 221 hirmingham ^ 75 
 
 223 Tyrone ^ 85 
 
 227 Tipton's 8 00 
 
 230 Fostoria 8 <>o 
 
 2.32 Bell's Mill 8 10 
 
 238 AUoona 8 ?^ 
 
 244 Kittauning Point 8 55 
 
 250 Gallitziu ,■• 8 80 
 
 253 Cresson 8 85 
 
 256 Lilly's .-. 8 96 
 
 261 Portage 9 10 
 
 263 Wilmore 9 2;> 
 
 266 Summer Hill 9 SO 
 
 269 Viaduct • '^ 45 
 
 274 Conemaugh 9 60 
 
 277 Johnstown 9 70 
 
 285 Couemaugh Furnace.. 9 95 
 
 286 Nineveh 10 06 
 
 290 New Florence 10 20 
 
 295 Lockport , 10 35 
 
 297 Bolivar 10 40 
 
 .301 Blairsvilie Inter 10 CO 
 
 .306 Hillside 10 70 
 
 309 Lervy 10 8a 
 
 311 St. Clair 10 90 
 
 314 Latrobe H 00 
 
 317 Eeatty's H 00 
 
 321 George's H 00 
 
 324 Greensburg H 00 
 
 326 Radebai'.gh's H 00 
 
 328 Grapevine H 00 
 
 331 Manor H 00 
 
 3.33 Irwin's .-H 00 
 
 335 Larimer's H 00 
 
 333 Stewart's U 00 
 
 342 Turtle Creek 11 CO 
 
 343 Erinton's H 00 
 
 345 Braddock's H OO 
 
 347 Swissvaie H 00 
 
 348 WiiUinsbm-g H 00 
 
 349 Homewood H 00 
 
 350 Liberty H 00 
 
 355 Pittsburgh H 00 
 
 Branch at Dillerville. Connects at Harrisburg with Cumber- 
 laud Valley, Lebanon Valley, and Northern Central. Branch at 
 Altoona. Branch at Blai^a^^lle Intersection for BlairsvirK) and 
 Indiwui, 
 
o#-^ 
 
 as 
 
 U'y>y 
 
 '^yi^^ 
 
 IS^lTfA/ 
 
 ^>*^«o«g^ 
 
 
 No. 115 & 117 N. Front Street, Pliiladelphia. 
 
 WATSON, HAHPES & KELSO, 
 
 3Vo. -4f> IVoi'tli H'yont Street, X^hilada, 
 
 BKASS AND COPPEB WIRE CLOTH, 
 
 MACHINE WIRE, 
 
 Strainer Wire and Iron Wire Webb, Extra Heavy 
 
 and Twilled Locomotive Wire, Brass, Copper 
 
 and Iron Wire Sieves, Coal and Sand Screens 
 
 and Sifters, Brusbmakers' Wire, Wire 
 
 Work of all Patterns. 
 
 WIRE CAUZE FOR MINER'S LAF^PS. 
 
 JACOB J. SMITH, 
 
 BEDSTEAD t nmm%t 
 
 f^ANUFACTURER, 
 
 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 fircTilar and Scroll Sawing-, and Turning of ovory 
 deperipfion, 
 
21 
 
 Plxlladelpliia, Wllmiiigton ^ Baltimore R. R. 
 
 fi®* Depot, Broad and Prime Streets. Take IStli street cars. 
 
 Leave Philadelphia for Washington, at 4.0.'» a. m. (Mondays 
 excepted.) 1.15, 3.55 and 11.15 p. ni. For Baltimore, at 4.05 a. m., 
 (Mondays excepted,) 8.15* a. m., 1.15, 3.55, and 11.15 p. m. Fur 
 Chester" at 4.05 a. m., (Mondays excepted,) 7.45*, 8.15, and 10.15* 
 a. ni.. 1.15, 2*, 3..30, 3.55, 5*, 7* and 10* p. m. For Wilmington, 
 at 4.05, a. m. (Mondays excepted,) 7.45*, 8 15 and 10.15* a. m., 1.15, 
 2*, 3.30*, 3.55, 5 00*, 7*, and 10* p. m. For New Castle and Dover 
 at 7.45 and 10.15 a. m., 3.30 and 5 p. m. For Milford and Salis- 
 bury at 7.45 a. m., and 3.30 p. m. 
 
 Trains arrive — From Washington, 1.55 a. m., 5.35, and 11 p. m. 
 From Baltimore at 1.55 a. m., 1.15, 5.35, 9.41, and 11.00 p. m. From 
 Wilmington at 8..30, 9.25 and 11.55 a. m., 1.15, 3.30,5.18. 5..35, 6.55, 
 6.55, 8.00 and 9.41 p. m From Chester at 8.30. 9.25 and 11.55 a. m., 
 1.15, 3.30, 5.18, 5.35, 6.5.5, 8.00, and 9.41 p. m. From New Castle, 
 Dover. Milford and Salisbury at 10.55 a. m. and 8 p. m. 
 
 SUNDAY. — For Washington and Baltimore at 4.05 a. m., 11.15 
 p. m. For Wilmington at 4.05 a. m., 10 and 11.15 p. m. For Ches- 
 ter at 10 p. m. Arrive from Washington and Baltimore at 1.55 
 a. m. From Wilmington and Cliester 8.00 p m. 
 
 J^^ Trains marked thus * are Accommodation Trains. 
 
 Miles. Statio7is. Fares. Miles. Stations. Fares. 
 
 Philadelphia 
 
 6 Bell Road 20 
 
 11 Lazaretto 35 
 
 14 Chester 35 
 
 16 Thurlow 35 
 
 18 Linwood 35 
 
 20 Clavmont 40 
 
 52 North East 2 50 
 
 55 Charlestown 2 20 
 
 58 Principio 2 30 
 
 61 Perrvville 2 50 
 
 62 Havre de Grace 2 50 
 
 67 Aberdeen 2 70 
 
 1 Perrj-man's 2 75 
 
 22 Holly Oak 45 | 74 Edgewood 2 95 
 
 23 Bellevue ; 45 | 79 Magnolia 3 10 
 
 28 Wilmington 65 i 81 Harewood 3 10 
 
 32 Newport 95 ! 83 Chasa's 3 10 
 
 34 Stanton 95 ' 89 Stemmer's Run 3 10 
 
 40 Newark 1 25 | 98 Baltimore 3 10 
 
 46 Elkton 1 70 ' 
 
 Children between 4 and 12 years of age are entitled to tickets 
 at one-half the above rates, except when the fare is odd cents, in 
 that case add five cents to the principal rates, and take one-half. 
 
 PIiiladelpliia,Germantown & IVorristo-tvnR.R. 
 
 4®" Depot, Ninth and Green. Take Eighth Street Cars. 
 
 For Conshohocken and Norristown. — Leave Philadelphia 6, 8 35, 
 and 11 05 a. m., 1}4. 3, 41.^. 534. (!>]/,. 8 05 and lli^ p. m. The 5^^, 
 p. m. train will stop at School Lane, Wissahickon, Manayunk, 
 Spring Mills and Consholiocken only. Leave Norristown b^, 7, 
 7 50, 9 00, and 11 a. m., 1 J4, 43,^, &% and 8 p. m. 
 
 Sunday — Leave Philadofphia 9 a. m., 2]^ and 4J^ p. m. Leave 
 Norristown 7 a. m., 1 and G p. m. 
 
 For Manavunk. — Leave Pliiladelphia. 6, 8 35 and 11 05 a. ni., 
 ly.. 3, 4><;, hyy. 6><, 8 05, and WV^. p. m. Leave Manayunk 61^, 
 1% 8 .30,"934,"a. m", 2. 5, 7, and 8I4 p. m. 
 
 Sandaj' — Leave Philadelphia 9 a. m., 2>^, 4>^,and8 p. m. Leave 
 Manayunk 7>^ a. m., ] 3^. {\% and 9 p. m. 
 
 For Gcrmantown. — Leave Philadelphia 6. 7. 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 
 a. m., 1, 2, 3 10. 3%, 4, 5, '0%, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 p. m. Leave 
 Cltjraiantown 6' 7, < >^, 8, S 20, 9 10, 11, 12 a. m., 1, 2, 3, 4, 4^, 0, 
 
ASHMEAD & EVANS. 
 
 {Successors to Ilozarcf,) 
 
 Booksellers and Stationers, 
 
 No. 724 CHESTNUT STREET, 
 
 Opposite the Masoniu Hall. 
 
 „i,^i New Books received as soon as issued. A full assortment of En- 
 
 l^lish and American Publications constant] v on hand. Also, of English 
 
 French and American Stationery, and everything connected Avith a ' 
 
 FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 GRANGE & ROTHENHAUSLEB,, 
 
 Importers and Jobbers in 
 
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 No. 258 NORTH THIRD STREET, 
 
 Two Doors below Viae, west side, 
 
 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 WM. D. ROGEKS, 
 
 Coacli and Light Carnage Builder 
 
 1009 & 1011 CHESTNUT STREET, 
 
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 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 J. B. SHANNON, 
 
 Manufacturer and Dealer in 
 
 BXJILDINa 
 
 HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE, 
 
 TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, 
 No. 1009 Market Street, Philadelphia. 
 
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 r.i .;, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 p. m. The 8 20 down train and '6% and o% up 
 trains will not stop on Gerniantown Branch. 
 
 Sunday— Leave Philadelphia 9 10 a. m.. '2, 3, 5, 8, and 10^ p. m. 
 Leave Germantown S a. m., 1, 4, e>^ and 9% p. m. 
 
 Chestnut Hill Railroad.— Leave i'hiladelphia 6. 8, 10, 12 a. m., 
 2 3^i 65^ 7, 9. and 11 p. m. Leave Chestnut Hill 7 10, 8, 9 40, 
 11 ia'a. rfi., 1 40, 3 40, 5 40, 6 40, 8 40, 10 40 p. m. 
 
 Sundav— Leave Philadelphia 9 10 a. m., 2, 5, and 8 p. m. Leave 
 Chesti u't Hill 7 40 a. m., 12 40, 6 10, and 9 25 p. m. 
 
 Trains Arrive.— To and from Germantown, Chestnut Hill and 
 Manayunk. half an hour later each way. To and from Consho- 
 iiocken and Norristown, one hour later each way. 
 Norristown Branch. 
 
 Fares. 
 
 Miles. Stations. 
 
 Philadelphia 
 
 Falls 1 
 
 School Lane 18 
 
 AVissahickon l*^ 
 
 7 Manayunk IS 
 
 Green Tree 30 
 
 Soap Stone 39 
 
 Germantown Branch 
 
 Miles. Stations. Fares. 
 Lafnvette 30 
 
 8 Sprint; Mill 35 
 
 12 Conshohoeken 35 
 
 Potts 40 
 
 Moyees 45 
 
 17 Norristown 45 
 
 Miles. Stations. Fares. 
 
 Philadelphia 
 
 Tioo:a 12 
 
 Wayne IS 
 
 Fishers 18 
 
 Duy's IS 
 
 Shoemaker IS 
 
 Church IS 
 
 5 Germantown IS 
 
 Miles. Stations. Fares 
 
 High street 25 
 
 \Vashin£;ton 25 
 
 Mt. Pleasant 25 
 
 Mt. Airy 25 
 
 Mermaid 25 
 
 Hospital 25 
 
 Gravers 25 
 
 8 Chestnut Hill 25 
 
 Hfortli Pennsylvania Railroad. 
 
 Depot, 3d and Thompson streets. Take Third Street cars 
 Trains leave Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 7 80 a. m., 3 30 and 
 5 15 p. m. For Doylestown 8 S.j a. m.. 2 30 and 4 15 p. m. For 
 Lansdale 4 15 and 6 15 p. m. For Fort Washington 10 a. m., 11. p m. 
 Trains .arrive from Fort Washington 11 45 a. m. and 3 10 p. m. 
 I/ditdsdale 7 35 a. m. Doylestown 8 40 a. m., 5 20 and 8 00 p. m. 
 Bethlehem 9 20 a. m. 12 25 and 8 40 p. rn. 
 
 Sunday — For Bethlehem 9 a. m. Doylestown 3 p. m. Return- 
 ing arrive from Doylestown 9 30 a. m., and Bethlehem at 7 15 p. m. 
 
 Miles. Stations. Fares. 
 
 Philade)[>hia 
 
 2)4 Tioga street 15 
 
 4 Fisher's Lane 15 
 
 5 Green Lane 20 
 
 f. Oak Lane 20 
 
 6V< City Line 25 
 
 7i/ Old York Road 25 
 
 6V| Chelten Hills 25 
 
 SJ^ .Tenkintown 25 
 
 9>. Abington 25 
 
 10^1 Edge Hill ?!0 
 
 12K Sandy Run 30 
 
 131-s'. Fort Washington 30 
 
 15 '" Wissahickon 35 
 
 ^e,]^ Pennllyn 40 
 
 Miles. Stations. Ihres- 
 
 18 Gwnedd 45 
 
 20 North Wales 55 
 
 22 Lansdale 65 
 
 25 Hatfield 75 
 
 2T^4 Souders 85 
 
 31>^ Sellersville 1 CO 
 
 38 Quakertown 1 20 
 
 4334 Coopersburg 1 40 
 
 46 " Centre Valley 1 .'lO 
 
 50 Hellertown 1 60 
 
 54 Bethlehem 1 60 
 
 24^/^ Line Lexinirtou 75 
 
 27 White Hall. 85 
 
 2ft New Britain 90 
 
 32 Dovlefitown 1 00 
 
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 West Jersey Railroad. 
 
 Ferry foot of Walnut street wh<arf. 
 
 For Cape May, and way stations at S 30 a. m., 2 30 and 4 30 p. m 
 Arrive at Philadelphia 9 45 and 11 15 a. m. and 9 00 p. m. 
 
 For IMillville, Ac, at 8 30 a. m., 2 30 and i 80 p. in. Arrives at 
 Philadelphia 9 45 and 11 15 a. in. and 9 00 p. m. For Bridgeiou, 
 Ac, 9 15 a. m., and 4 00 p. m. Arrive at Philadelphia 8 55 a. m. 
 f) 30 p. m. For Salem, \c.. at 9 15 a. m. and 4 00 p. m. Arrive at 
 Philadelphia 8 55 a. m. 6 30 p. ni. For Glassboro' 8 30 a. ra., 2.30, 
 4 00 and 4 30 p. m. Arrive at Philadelphia 8 55, 9 45, 11 15 a. m.. 
 C 30 and 9 p. m. For Woodbnry. <tc., at S 30 a. m., 2 30, 4, 4 30 
 and 6 30 p. m. Arrives at Philadelphia 7 40, 8 55, 9 45 and 11 15 
 a. m., 6 30 and 9 00 p. rn. Freight Train leaves Camden at 6 15 
 p. m. Cape May, 9 15 a. m. 
 
 Miles. Stations. Fares. 
 
 Philadelphia 
 
 Camden 
 
 2,% Gloucester 15 
 
 hU Westville 20 
 
 Sk Woodbury 30 
 
 11^ Mantua 40 
 
 133^ Barnsboro 45 
 
 15i^,Marlboro 50 
 
 18 Glassboro 60 
 
 211^ Fislerville 80 
 
 2\:]4 Frauklinvillo 90 
 
 26i<< Cranes 95 
 
 28V< Malaga 1 05 
 
 29l| Lake 1 10 
 
 Miles. Stations. Fares 
 
 323^ Forrest Grove 1 20 
 
 35' " Vineland 1 30 
 
 40 Millville 1 45 
 
 46-K Manumuskin 1 70 
 
 53l| Belleplain 1 90 
 
 5G'^}^ Woodbine 2 05 
 
 d9]4. Mt. Pleasant 2 15 
 
 621^ Seaville 2 25 
 
 66^ Swain 2 45 
 
 69-K C. May C. House 2 55 
 
 73i| Millerton 2 70 
 
 75I/3 Rio Grande 2 75 
 
 781.'^ Bennetts 2 85 
 
 83 3^ Cape May 3 00 
 
 RaritaJi aud IJela^vare Bay Railroad. 
 
 FeiTy foot of Vine Street. 
 
 Trains leave Cooper's Ferry, Camden, daily (except Sunday) for 
 New York, Long Branch, Eed Bank, Tom's River, Barnegat and 
 Tuckerton, at 9 15 a. m. Returning, arrives in Camden at 4 15 p. m. 
 
 Fare. $1. Excursion Tickets, good for three days, $3. 
 
 An extra train on Saturdays fcir Long Branch at 4 30 p. m. Re- 
 turning leaves Long Branch Munday at 5 25 a. m. 
 
 Fares. 
 
 Miles. Stations. 
 
 1 Camden 5 
 
 20 Jackson 65 
 
 29 Atsiou SO 
 
 38 Harris 
 
 41 Shamong 1 25 
 
 4-4 Lebanon 
 
 46 Woodraan-<in 1 35 
 
 63 Whitings Mills 
 
 59 Manchester 1 80 
 
 61 Ridgeway 
 
 ft3 White's Bridge 
 
 t)7 Bera;en Iron Works 2 CO 
 
 73 Squanknm 2 20 
 
 v."'- Farming iale 2 30 
 
 Lands at P'cr 3, NorUi I^.iver. 
 
 }'.fxi'] branches at Long Branch stations. 
 
 Whori* tb^ fare ifi not given the care do not tJtop 
 
 Miles. Stations. Fares 
 78 Shark's River 2 30 
 
 89 Long Branch .2 00 
 
 SS Bi-anchport 2 00 
 
 86 Gceanport 2 00 
 
 85 Eat mtown 2 00 
 
 84 .Junction 2 00 
 
 ?5 Shrewsbury 2 55 
 
 87 Bed Bank.'! 2 CO 
 
 90 Mi kUetown 2 Ci 
 
 91 Highlands 2 10 
 
 93 Port Monmouth 2 80 
 
 91 Pier 
 
 113 New York ,2 00 
 
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 fDamden and Atlantic Railroad. 
 
 Ferry, foot of Vine Btreet. 
 
 Trains for Atlantic leave, Mail 7 .30 ;.. m.. Fr. & Pass 9 00 a. m., 
 Fxprf'<8 2i). m.. Atlantic Acconimodati.in. n.) p. m. Arrives at 
 Pliiladelphia 8 00 and 9 00 a. m. and 7 liu j.. in. ^ _ 
 
 Junction Accommodation. 5 30 a.m. Arnve:< at Phila., / oo a.m. 
 
 For Iladdontield 10 15 a. m. 1 00 r- ni. ^ 
 
 Sundays, 7 30 a. m. Returning arrives in PhiUtdelphia t 30 p.m. 
 
 Fares. 
 
 JUiJ''x. ^StattoHS. Fares- 
 
 '21% Winsk.w 90 
 
 3014^ llammonton 1 00 
 
 ?>-l^i Dacosta 1 05 
 
 371., Ehvood -...1 20 
 
 41?^ Egg Harbor 1 36 
 
 ■is Patkonk 1 65 
 
 5314 Absecom ...1 75 
 
 COI4 Atlantic ..-.2 00 
 
 Miles. Stations. 
 
 Philadelphia 
 
 1 Coopers Point 
 
 7X Iladdonfield 25 
 
 11 Ashland - 3o 
 
 V2.V> AVhite Horse 40 
 
 171^ l^'ng-a-coniing 55 
 
 2f»' Jackson ■ t>^ 
 
 '2^',% Waterford 7o 
 
 2514 Spring Garden... — !>0 
 
 Delaware and Karitau Railroad branches at Jackson. 
 
 "West Ch-ester & Philadclphiia R. R. via Media. 
 
 Take Market Street earn. 
 
 Trains Leave West PhiUidelphia as follows: 7 35 and 10 30a.m. 
 " 30 4 45 uid 6 45 p. in. Baltimore C. Junction, 5 02, 10 30 p. m. 
 "Trains arrive at West Pliiladelphia 8 fX), and 9 07 a. ni., 12 13, 
 3 23 and 30 p. in. B. C. JuiKtion 9 37 a. m. and S 28 p. m. 
 
 The Trains leaving Philad^iphia at 7 35 a. ni., and 4 40 p. m., 
 connect with trains on the Baltimore Central Railroad for Oxford 
 and intermediate station.s. 
 
 Sundays— Leave Philadelphia at 8 30 a. m. and 2 p. m. Arrive 
 at Philadelphia 9 37 a. m. and 30 p. m. 
 
 Stations. Fares. Miles. Stations. Fares. 
 
 Miles 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 5 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 Philadelphia _ j W 
 
 Grav"s Lane 15 
 
 Church Lane '5 
 
 Darbv K-ad 20 
 
 Kellcvville 2o 
 
 Clifton 25 
 
 Spring Hill ^<J 
 
 Newton's - -- "' 
 
 West Dale - 35 
 
 Media. 
 
 45 
 
 16V^ Glen Riddle 50 
 
 17' 
 18 
 19 
 20 
 22 
 24 
 26 
 28 
 
 Lenm 50 
 
 Rennelton 66 
 
 Darlington 60 
 
 Glen Mills 65 
 
 Cheyney's Shops ».70 
 
 Street Road 75 
 
 Hemphill's 80 
 
 Westchester.-..- -.86 
 
 121^ W^allingford 40 
 
 Connects at Pennelton with the Philadelphia and Baltimore 
 
 Oentral Railroad. . , „, ^ .r^ .. » -i a u- v. 
 
 Omnects at West Chester with West Chester Railroad, which 
 connects near Paoli with Penneylvania Central. 
 
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