THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 18G9.
MAllINE LOSSES.
The Record for Drrftnhpr of Disasters
to Nlllppliig.
We publish below a monthly tabla of marine
losses lor the past month, showing an aegmzme
ot fifty-four vessels. Of thUnumoer, three- were
steamers two were barque j ten were brim,
and twenty-eight were steamers. Of the above
two weie burned; two suk. alter collision.; oue
foundered; two were abandoned, and seven are
missing, supposed to be lost. Tbe total value of
the property burned, Inst, and misum 11 esti
mated atone million six hundred anJ seventy
two thousand two hundred dollara. The total
number ol veseels lost, deitroved, and missing
for the jear endiojr to day number 3G2. witb an
estimated value of $15,8u8,700. Tbe above
include only American vcaels, of thone ofotber
nations when bound to or from a Unite! States
port:
AurnB. from. Fjt.
BTKAM BBS.
Union (Br ) ...Ca'ditl". New York. m.
Blbernla (Br ) New Yo.'li OIaszjw,.
Crescent......... New Orleans 6...... b.
KABltUKa.
Fortuna (N. G )...Ttre un Oa veatos.
ildM(N,U.) Mew York Bremen.
BBIHg,
Black Fish Asplnwall Mlnatltlan,
it. K. Thoiupaoo. PtulaJelnlila.. Boston.
A4onllcllo.. Mtramlchl R mon.
Fred. Ciark (l(r.).Maraoalbo New York.
Jans Brundage
(Hr) PIciod. N. B .Portland, m.
Mile (Br ) -..Kydney, O. B Boston.
I tnegt (or). New York -Cow Bay.
Klt Weymouth, N. B.Baleia.
China Packet Honolulu iiong-Kong.m,
Georgian Whaler, or New
Londun fin....
BCHOONKBS.
Wyct'c Circle New York Petersburg, Va.
Ftta Plmenoe Mendocene
Mary K Bauks... Alwooda lay Baltimore,
O jarloue bhaw...Phi)a)elphla Iilghlon, a.
Moo 1 r-8t Boston Block ton, 6.
James B Ayer Fisherman or uloueealer. m.
Alert all Moon Bay. ..San FrancUd.
Alonz.oO Auatln.Oeorge'own 1). O.Boilon.
Oscar .. Ne (mind land.... I- ant port.
Lewis W Chester, fbllndelphla Salem, e.
Jos. W. Weoster.Phllaiie phla Antwerp, u.
U 8. llnr airs Phi adelphta B oston.
J. H. Allen Philadelphia Boston.
Ellen 1-oreat Norlolk Honouras.
J. C. Rnavon Philadelphia Alexandria,
Cousin Ballle Ualvtslon.
O. P. JTpuhI'.b Port Kcs Han Francisco.
Thos. Woodward. Nan Frantlsco Hitka.
Addle Aliua Hoaton Provlucetown.
Mary "eorgetwu, D. C
Champion ...Yorktown
Fquatur ( r Nassau New Yo'k.m
W. A. FiHher Han Fra-iciaco Anek'aid, N. Z.
P. V. Nichols! Br Hju Juaa New York.
D. A. Cbsmber-
leio Ov Incotesgae New York.
J. H. Weldeo Vx Harbar H. O.
R. H. T'ean Taunton Philadelphia.
1 J. Hill....... Philadelphia Bjston, m.
SLOOP.
Henry Btannard, Mil alone Point.
IVihWi, Lonet.
Total losses for January.....- 4g lM 7'u
Total losses for February 3! i.ais.oin
Total losaes lor M'Cl) M 89 1,478 8)0
Total losseB for April 41 l.oil.oon
Total losses lor May. 2S 619.0 0
Tot al los' es lor J u oe 22 1 8! l,'H)u
Total losses 'or July e l-jamo
Toial losses for Angus' .H 9IS.(H)0
Total loBes lor iseiuember 28 1 018.009
Total loaes Tor O tober . 29 7l 800
Total lossei for Noemher 83 W
Total 108.es for December 41 1.67 2 2-J0
Total lnnses for twelev months.... 3(lJ l5,Rii8.7no
Hame perlori In 1X07 615 21 Hi 201)
hame period In 1HR6 . 5'1 Bl 7 80
tame period in Iki; r,02 2D 44!) 8V)
Vesfseln marked m are niKiIng BiippoBnd lost: those
marked 6 were burne'i; tbose marked r sank after
tolllulou, and those marked f toundered.
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ISABELLA.
Tbe exlueen II open lo be Recalled Her
1'nrlalHii l'aluve.
Paris oorrespondence of December 17 says:
Tbe ttllHcnlliea of tbe present Government
there (Spain) are matters of congratulation la
Paris, and Juabella Is sanguine enough lo hope
that she will be recalled, thai her people cau
nol do without her; but, as hope deferred
maketh the heart sick, hhe is visiting tbe adl
flcea of Paris very minutely, and la muoh ltn
pressed by tne beauty of the publlo bulldinss.
Her knowledge of the French language Is
strangely deficient: on many occrmioih her
husband. Franoois a' Asilses, has to translate t be
explanations given her by tne cicerone. Tue
French have not failed to comment on tbe very
visible emotion sue showed oa bervlRli to tbe
Expiation Chapel, erected as a cnmmmnratlve
monument In honor of the two royal victims,
IjOuU XVI and Marie Autolnelte. The ex
Q,ueen here beard mass In deep mournlug and
Kneeling on a mat, not a bench, as Is usual.
After divine service, and while her disband
was In conversation with the priest wno bad
officiated, Isabella contemplated the two ra tr
ble groups which stand opposite on either Klde
of tbe small nave. One represents Louis XVI
mounting tbe scaffold and assisted by bis con
fessor, who is supposed lo be saying: "Hon of
BU Louis, ascend to heaven," while the other
represents tbe Queen supported by the Angel of
Patience on her flight lo eternity. Oa the two
pedestals are engraved tbe wills of both
sovereigns. It Is not unlikely that the came
of tbe tears wblcb rolled from Isabella's eye
lids was the souvenir of royal vicissitudes
and some analogy witb her own trials. Another
Visit which bas been talked of wan tul ber
appearance at ibe Palais de Justioe. 8Ue as&ed
to be allowed to see tbe rich ball of assizes. In
wblcb judges and several members of tbe bar
were sittlug In private audience. Tbe nature
of tb e debates was such that not even a queen
coaia ue aumiitea; uut at isaoeiia s request
prooeedings were suspended, aud at er a
moment's survey she retired, probibly muoh
ratified thatjuiioe. If severe, is polite.
Tbe two houses which bad been selected for
her iniure borne have been given uo. and Isa
bella bas definitively put down 2,000 M0f. for tbe
magnificent palace formerly in ibe possession
of Prince Bazilewskl. It Is situated at tbe cor
ner of the avenue da Kol de Home, not far
from M. de Glrardin's substantial dwelling,
jN'olbiug can surpass I he sumptuousness of the
br.lldlng. It Is marble on marble from tne hall
tc tbe toof, or rather tbe dome, whloh laslde is
bine and supported by marble O Jlumns, Tne
dining hall Is gold and white, tbe furniture
gold and tapestry. Tbe reception talon U oval
and splendidly tilted up, tbe boudoir H lined
with satin, tbe paintings on the celling corre
sponding with the hangings of Aubussou In tbe
bed-chambers. Tbe picture galleries and
lobbies are decorated with masterpieces; the
library Is of ebony, set oft by red drapery and
fittings. The museum Is lull of curiosities
from every part of ibe world. In one word,
tbe 2.0(0,(Ouf. paid lor the walls and building
are exceeded greatly for tbe furniture, and all
tbe waste ground round tbe palace wnlob has
been purchased In order to be on verted into
a park, and gardens will cost more than ttia
palace and furniture together. Tots home la
exile must psove not quite so cheerless as pools
maintain. .
VICTORIA.
TI Income of the 4(iien of Engiaud
Huiut'ililus; lutes-eating;.
From t he Liverpool Mercury, Deo. 17.
Bo much nonsense Is constantly talked, and
fucli erioneouo notions are beld, respecting me
Queen's income that It can hardly be considered
a work of supererogation to put ibe precise
facts before tbe public By an act passed soon
alter her Majesty accession, In wblcb the Queen
waives ber rlgot to and Interest In certain
hereditary rates, cbaiges. duties, and revenues.
whlob by rer prerogative she may bave claimed,
ttt civil list, . ber Income, be fixed at ;Uc&,000
perabuum. Many people bavean Idea tbattnis
sum Is actually paid to tbe Queen every year1
Huch Is not tne case. Tbe civil list Is divided
into six classes, to each of which we will
briefly refer. Class 1 really represents tne
amount ol money paid loher M'Jesty for ber
private use. The amount U tiO,UW), wulou is
payable In moutbly Instalments so long as ber
liiy lives. Class 2, which appropriate!
4.181,200, Is for the payment of the salaries ol ber
Majesty's bouHebold. This business Is con
ducted by an official called tbe paymaster of
tbe household aud v.'heu H is oousidered what
a niuiilpllclty of olllces there are connected
wl'.b the court from Wiu loid ot me hed-o "am
ber io the ptige of the back stuirs it etui readily
be Inmnluid how easily tne sum 1 expend d.
elms 3 apptopriate.s a allll higher bum oi
l7J.'i0t auu it is lor the expenses ot tim hi,ine
hulo. i Kuyai hoUHekeepiug aud royal purlt s
giid bulls must be kept upon a royal scve. and
guy one who has vlhi'ed the Buckingham
j'ulnce mews and the Windsor stable ut, to
pjenllou the royal kitchen wnl n .1
ol)Ur Uiat this sum limit p'euiy
0f chaunels for Its disposal, xtia urn m,i
0f class 4 Is auiall, ami Us purpose- uio iinn.i.t,
entirely charitable. Out of liiesmnol tllHJ
iDltO ia devottd to the payment of wnal'ar
XtiYUfi "royal hminly grunt," aud "Hpeoi
,ervico awards." (jrauta from tne royal liouuiy
fund, which are in the gilt of tue 1'reinler, are
Buera ly made lo 01iliubed literary uieu or
f)0Uiu, or lo tbo necussilous lelutlous of
deceased military or naval oflloers, or to others
who bave claims on the Government. "Bpeelal
servloe" covers extraordinary payments, snob,
for instance, as the award made to theotNosr
Who first landed in Kugland with the Anys
lnlau despatches from General Napier. Tne
alms, or "Manndsy" money, also corns from
class 4, and to tbe amonnt of 2000 are dis
tributed by tbe Bishop of Oxford as Lord High
Almnner. A farther item of W00 is devoted
lo the payment of pensions to distressed
ladles. These pensions as they fall in through
death are in the gift of the wife of the Prime
Minister for the time being. Class 5, whloh
consists of tbe payments made as peuslons to
deserving literary and scientific, pors ins, or to
any that bave deserved the gratitude of their
country, does no', come out ot ibe 3S3,O0J, but
by a special clause in the act before referred lo
the sum of 1200 Is set apart from the consoli
dated fund In each year of too sovereign's reign
lor this purpose. The civil list pensions now
amount to 17,000, after allowing for deaths.
Cisks 6 may be regarded as a sort of reserve
fund. Tbe amount or It Is W10, aud it may be
used towards meeting a deficiency in any of
the other classes.
CITY ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE
To provide for tbe Erection of Publlo
Buildings.
Heel ion 1. The Select and Common Counolls of
tbe City of Philadelphia do ordain, Tbat tbe
following named gentlemen, to wit: William
Adamsou, William P. Mlskey, Hiram Miller,
James Page, Joshua Hperlng, Alexander J.
Harper, John McCarthy, John Hobblns, Jr.,
George Day, James H. Orne, Hobert P. Milling
bam, James V. Watsou, James H. BUIlnglon,
James B. Watson, Thomas U. Waller, Nathan
Hllles, and William Morris Davis, who, together
with the Mayor and the Presidents of Select
and Common Councils, Chief Kngineer and
(surveyor, Chief Engineer of Ibe Water Works,
Chief Commissioner of Highways. Inspector of
HUam Engines and Boilers, Commissioner of
Markets and City Property;, and they are
hereby appointed and constituted Commission
ers for tbe erection of Public Buildings for the
accommodation of tbe Courts and all the City
and County Officers, who shall bold their office
for the term of five years (excepting those who
ate members by vlrtueof tneir otlloe as Mayor,
President of Council, or Head of Department),
unlets the buildings herein provided for shall
bave been before tnat time erected and com
pleted. Any vacancy oooarring In tbe said
Board (excepting those wbo are members by
virtue of their office as Mayor, President of
Council, or Head of Department), shall be filled
by Counolls, Tbe said Commissioners shall
meet within one month after the passage of
this oidinance, and organize by tbe election of
a President from their number, but they shall
receive no compensation for their services as
Commissioners. Tbe Clerk of tbe Department
of Markets and City Properly shall be Secre
tary of Ibis Commission.
Beet Ion 2. Tbat it shall be the duty of the said
Board to ndvertlse in al least two dally news
papers published in said city, lor three weeks,
lor plans and estimates of cost of the propsod
buildings; and Ibey shall, within three moutns
(trier their first meeting, determine upon and
adopt a plan, and thereupon shall determine
what portion of said plan snail be first executed.
Tbey shall advertise lor at least two weeks in
one or more newspapers for proposals for
the erection oi such part lo be by them desig
nated in tbe advertisement; and tbey shall
avtnrd the contract or contracts to the lowest
and best bidders, who shall give such security
as tbe Commissioners shall deem sufficient;
ai'd wbo shall thereupon enter Into a oontraot
with tbe said city, and shall proceed, under tbe
dliecllon of ibe said Commissioners, to erect
said buildings and fit them np for the purposes
Intended. Provided, That no contract uuder
this ordinance shall be binding upon the city
until appioveu uy i ouuciih.
Sections. That the said Commissioners shall
prepare a contract, to be approved by the City
Solicitor, tbe terms of (vnlch shall be publlsried
at tbe time of advertising for ihe proposals for
tbe erection of such portion of the buildings as
sball be designated to be first erected, shall pro
vide terms of payment, and fix the amount and
kind ot security to be given by tbe contractor or
contractors, and approve ibe same. ;Aud when
ever tbe said Commissioners shall deetn It ex
pedient, they shall proceed In the erecttou aud
completion of any other part or parts of the
building: Provided that the contract or con.
tracts iherelor shall be made and approved,
and sha 1 ba awarded after advertisement in
the same manner as Is above provided for that
portion which is first to be erected.
Section i. Tbt tbe said buildings shall be
erected in Independence Sq uare. .
Seotlon 5. That the faith of the city of Phtla
dtlphia is hereby pledged that at ibe time of
fixing tbe annual tax for general purposes, In
each year, and annually hereafter until ihe said
buildings are finished and completed, they will
levy a special tax of one- tenth of one per centum
uron tbe taxable property within the city of
Philadelphia, or such other rate as will yield at
lesst three hundred thousand dollars annually;
tbe said special tax to be collected separately
and to be kept as a separate fund by the City
Trtasuier, and to be known as 'The Publlo
Buildings Fund," and Ibat tbe said sum so
raised by taxation shall be annually appropri
ated to the erection and completion of said
buildings, and for no other purpose. Provided,
that no money shall be expended by this Com
mltslon, except as tbe same shall be appro
priated as bereln provided.
Section 6. Tbat In order tbat immediate
steps may be taken for tbe erection of said
buildings, the sura of ten thousand dollars is
beret v appropriated to tbe said Commission
ers ol Publlo Buildings for the purpose of car
rying out tbe objeots or tuts ordinance. The
said mm to be telmbursed out of the amount
to be raised by taxation under the provisions
of this ordinance for tbe year 1869. Tbe war
rants to be drawn by tbe said Commissioners
of Public Buildings, signed by the President,
and attested by the Secretary. In the form au
thorized bv existing ordinances.
Seel Ion 7. That upou the completion of the
buildings herein authorized to be erected, all
tbe present buildings upon Independence
Sqnare, with the exception of Independence
Hall, shall be taken down and removed by the
said Commissioners.
JOSEPH P. MARCER.
President of Common Conco'.L
Attest
Benjamin H. Haiheb,
Cltrk of Select Council.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this thirty-first day of December,
Anno Domini one t housand eight hundred and
aixty-eijitii t&. v. ikus).
MORTON McMICH A.EL.
1 2 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
AN ORDINANCE
To Make an Appropriation to tbe Popart
in e nt of Inspector of Steam Engines and Boilers
lor tbe Year 1H69
Section l. The Select nud Common Councils
ol the City of Philadelphia do orduin. That
tue sum ni sevenieeu tnousanu seven n una red
dollars (SI7.1OO) be and the same la hereby ao-
proprlaied to defray tbe expenses for tbe Da
lian went of Inspectors of Steam Engines and
Hollers for 1869, and for compensation to tbe
Chief and three Asxistant Inspectors for the
montn 01 jiecemoer, isu.s, 10 wit:
Hera 1 Salarv or Chief Inspector, two thou
sand dollars (82000).
Item 2. Salary ot three Assistant Inspectors,
twelve buuored dollars each, tnirty-slx hun
dred dollars (fatiOO)
ItemS Salary of Clerk, twelve hundred dol
lars ($1200)
Iieui4. salary of Messenger, seven hundred
dollars ($7i0).
Item 6 For transportation, draughtsman, and
keep of horse, twenty-four hundred dollars
(IS24O0).
Item 6. For purchase of horse and waon for
Chief Inspector, five bnudred dollars ($jO0).
Hem 7. For labor and rent of office, twenty
five honored dollars (lrm.)
Item 8. For instiuments, pumps, guages,
tubes, etc.. fifteen hundred dollars (Jli'K)).
item 9. For fire-proof, twelve hundred dollars
Item 10. For boohs and stationery, one thou
sand dollars ($1000).
Hem 11 Fwr furnibhlna office, five huudred
dollars (tf5C0).
Item 12 For incidentals, three hundred dol
111 i s ($3(0).
lie 111 l:l. For salary of Chief Inspector and
three Assistants lor 1808, three huudred dollars
vJa'rrar.ls for the same to be drawn by the
Chief Inspector of Steam Uugluea and Bjllors;
all bills other than salaries 10 be approved by
the Committee ou Steam Emjinosand Hollers,
JOSEPH F. MAUCEK,
President of Common Council.
Attest
Bjlkjami m H. Hainkr,
Clerk ot Select Council.
WILLIAM s spOKLEY,
Piesldeutol' Select Council.
Approved this thlrly-flrsldny of Dceeiniier,
Aiinolioininl one thousand eight huudred aud
sixty-eight (A. D. lKii).
MORTON MrMIOlI A EL,
1 2 It Mayor 01 Philadelphia.
CITY ORDINANCES. I
KESOLUTION
Repealing the Resolution of Instruatlon
to the City Solicitor and Chief Kngineer and
Surveyor, and Request to the Mayor and Presi
dents of Councils.
WheieBS. The Councils of the City of Phila
delphia by joint resolution approved on the
first day of June, 1807, Instructed the City Soli
citor to test tbe constitutionality of a certain
act of Assembly and supplements thereto,
creating a Commission to erect a bridge over
the Schuylkill at South street, and to t ke the
necessary legal steps to restrain, hinder, and
prevent tbe erection of the said bridge, aud the
Chief Engineer and Surveyor from superin
tending, directing, or soling in tbe mat.'-er; and
did also request the Mayor and tbe Presidents
of the Select and Common Councils to abstain
from meeting tbe said Commission or taking
any part tbereln, and tbe Chief Engineer and
Surveyor was Instructed to abstain from meet
ing Bald Commission on bebalf of the City, or
actlDg In reference to tbe said bridge without
tbe direction of Councils; and
Whereas, Tbe Supreme Court of Pennsylva
nia has decided that the said sot and supple
ments thereto are valid and binding ou the
said city.
Rfsol red, T!v the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, Tb tt the said
Joint Resolution be and the same is hereby
repealed.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attests-
Bknjamin H. Haines,
Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President of Pelect tknincil.
Approved this thirty-first day of Deoember.
Anno IHarninl one thousand eight hundred auu
sixty-eight (A. I). 1808).
MORTON McMICHAEL,
1 2 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
AN ORDINANCE
To make an Appropriation to pay the In
let est on ibe Funded Debt of tbe City of Phila
delphia falling due on the first day of January,
1809.
Section 1. Tbe Select and Common Councils
of the City or Philadelphia do ordain, That the
rum of one million two hundred thousand dol
lais be and the same Is hereby appropriated to
pay tbe Interest on the funded debt of Phila
delphia, falling due the first day of January,
A. 1. one thousand eight hundred and sixty
nine. Seotlon 2. Warrants for the payment of said
Interest shall be drawn as follows: Tbe City
TtesHiner shall present lo the Mayor of tbe city
of Philadelphia a list of the loan holders to be
paid as aforesaid; the amount of the principal
of the debt owned by them respectively; tne
rate and amount of luterest accrued; the
amount of the State tax to be deducted aud re
tailed, and the net sum due for Interest; and
at the fool of each list the Mayor shall add the
following warrant;
Mayor's Offtck, 1
"Pn TLA DELPHI A ISO-.
'To the City Treasurer:
"Pay to tbe persons and corporations above
named the amounts respectively due to them
as above set forlh for imereal on city debt due.
"Mayor of Philadelphia."
Tbe said lists and warrants shall be preseuted
to tbe City Controller, to be countersigned by
LiUa JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
Benjamin H. Haines,
Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY.
President of Seleol Couucll.
Approved this th'rty. first day of December.-
Anno Domini one thousand elgnt hundred and
sixty-eight (A. D. 1K08).
MORTON McMICHAEL,
1 2 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
I RESOLUTION
"V Giving Authority to the Citizens of Spring
Gaiden street to Enclose a Certain Lot of
Ground.
.Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils of tbe CUy of Philadelphia, Tbat the citi
zens and owners of property on Spring Garden
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streata,
be allowed the privilege of enclosing tne lot of
ground known as the Market Plot In front of
their property on said street. Piovlied, the
same la enclosed with a substantial lrou rail
ing, pnd without any expense to the city. And
provided, that nothing herein contained shall
be constt tied as in any manner interfering wlih
the possession of tbe city in said lot of ground,
and tbat the said city may at any time lemove
tbe same, and shall not be called upou to ac
count for the same to any person or persons.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
Benjamin H. Haines,
Clerk of Select, Council.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
. President of Select Council.
Approved this tbirly-flrsl day of December,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-eight (A. d. ion.
MORTON McMICHAEL,
12 It , Mayor of Puiladelphia.
T EHOLTJTION
XV Of Instruction to the Superintendent ol
po ice and Fire Alarm Telegraph.
Resolved, By tbe Select and Common Coun
cils of tbe City of Philadelphia, That the Su
perintendent of Police and Fire Alarm Tele
gtaph be directed to remove the fire-alarm box
from Dobson's mill to the bridge at the Falls of
Schuylkill, unless said Dohsun will pay the
cost of the one in bis mill. In tbat case the Su
perintendent will place a new box In the bridge
aforesaid.
JOSEPH F. MARCER.
President of Common Council.
'Attest
Benjamin H. Haines,
Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY.
President of Select Couucll.
Approved this thirtieth day of Decern oer,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-eight (A. D.1MW.
MORTON McMICHAEL.
1 2 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF DAMAGED CLOTHING AND
EQUIPAGE.
as8i.quaktkkm aster-General's OFFrca.l
PillLADBLl'UlA, Deo. 28. 1SU8.
Will be sold al publlo auotlou, under the di
rection of captain W. H. Gill, Military store
keeper, U. S. Army, on account of IheUuited
States, at the SCHUYLKILL AitSfelNAL
GRAY'S FERRY ROAD, lu tue city of PuW
delphla, Pa , on THURSDAY, Ihe 7th of Jjnu
aiy, 1809. at 10 A. M , ibe following-named arti
cles ot damaged clothing and equipage, rags,
29 Forage Cars.
897 K n a p s a 0 k s .
strapped.
2,700 Axe Hauoles.
62 Hatchet Handles.
411 Camp Colors.
2 Storm Flaas.
82 Cauteens, com
plete. 221 Trumpet and
Bugle Cords aud
Tassels.
2,738 pounds Burlaps,
old.
Mm pounds Cuttings,
white cotton.
10,161 pounds Cuttings,
old tent. - ,
2,355 pounds Paper, old
1 403 pounds Rags, old.
7.971 pou uds b o.r a p 1
Iron.
288 pounds Scraps
S3 BlankelB, woollen
Jjl4 Uuiluim tkia.B.
to Uniform Jackets,
cavalry,
1.333 Uniform Jackets,
Light Ar.lllery.
819 G r e a t Coats,
Hoi semen.
80 Great coats, Foot
men. 01 p a 1 r Trousers,
Hoisemeu.
292 pair Trousers,
Footmen.
1,77 Sack Coals, lined.
10 Sack Coals, uu-
lined.
470 8I1 iris, flannel and
knit.
(109 pair Drawers.
101 pair blockings.
20 Haversacks.
uiu ivuapsacks.
600 Boxes, old.
I
1 lot ot Lumber, old; also, a quantity of
Chevroi'8, Feathers, Fifes, Scales, Drums, etc
Tbe sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. M. on
tbe day above mentioned, aud continue from
day to day until the whole of the property ad
vertised is sold.
Turns cash lu Government funds.
All properly purchased must he removed
wliblu 6 (five) days from ihe date of Ihe saIo.
CuiaJopues will be furnished on appliuullon
st ibis office, or at that of tne Military Store
ktet er ai the Schujlulll Arsenal.
1). 11. RUCKER,
Assistant Quartermaster- General,
12 20 St Brevet Mwjoi-Guneral U. 8. Army,
DB. KINKELIN, AFTEB A ItESIDRNCB
ai d practice ol thirty yttaxs at the Mortuweal
corner ut'ihlrd aud L'ulon mi-eela, ha lately re
imived to 8..UII1 h LKVKiNiH blreel, baiweeu MAK
K RT hd I JOiJS t' l',
lxtiiuteiiiirli lu the prompt and pwrft ft core ol
ail rtccul, cbroulo, luuai, and couulli mioual aifeo
lipr.a ot a special nature, is pruverhlal.
Disease of the akin, appearing la a bnndred JU
f I-, nt for ii in. totally eradicated; mental nod phvHlnal
weakness and all nvrvotm debilities acienilltcally
and incewuuib ueaUMl, onlta hour troiu A, H.
OtP.lt.
RAILROAD LINES.
1 ftfift FOB NEW YORK. THK CAMDBJf
T v i,V,S..AN D A M HO Y AMI PHILADELPHIA
VAYTUOiW. U11U TO NJtW YORK, AMD
At a.an a Z?OM. WAMTTT STSKtT WHARF,
Al 'MA,)!,. lllUOldni Ind Amhnv in.nm H'll
til v'H" V"'?" and Jeisey City Ki.
it Ap m' 7' Pnd,n "nd Amboy Kxpres
AlBr M .. for A nihnv .nil In. i -. . . .
Man aim
ress. 1-00
Ati aS m AAMi' i".ia(nA P- M- r,,r Freehold?
i t t m a -"Ai1.,'.4!-0, V2 4 30 p- M- ,or Trenton.
immediate stations.
labco, ""'""iwiii JBTeriy, am if-
At S'80 and 10 A. H., 1, Al). t-an 1 .mi iixn t
M. for Horence, EiKewateV. Rl versa. e. kr"eon:
.Th" i 'na, p: tbies from Market
Street Ferry (upoer side.) '
A.... .."OM KBMHIMOTOir niPOT.
At II A.M.. via Keiisli'Kton and Jarut ntt io
YorKxprBBLiDe.Kare!t. Jersey City, New
A 1 7-UO at d 11 a. M. li ao, 3 B0. and 8 P. M. for Trenton
aud Briitol. And at 10-15 A. M. for Hrlatol. lnaVon
aDdlTmi?u?wn M 2 ' ud P' M ror Mo"vlUe
At 7 no and 1J-I5 A. M. and 1 80, and t P. M. for
Bchenck'B and xldlugton.
At 7 so and 10-16 a. M, a sn, 4, 5, and 6 P. M. for Oorn
well's, 1 orrwoale, Uolmeuburic, Tacony, Winsluo
nilug, Bridefltiurg, and Franklord, ana at 8 P.M. for
liOliDeahurg aud inierrnedlaie stations,
JKKUM WRHT AlllLADKLPHIA DSrOT,
Yla Oonneciln Kaliway.
At ( 45 A. M , itu. 4, 6-ao. aud 12 P.M. Hew York Ex
press Lines, via Jeisey City; t are, i 1A
At 11 tu P. M. Kuilgrant Line; Fare. 42.
At 9-46 A. M., l-;o, 4. eao, and 12 P. M .for Trenton.
At -4t A. U ., I, 6-ao and 12 P. M., lor Bristol.
At 12 P.M. (Sight), for MorriBVllie Tullytown.
Hchei ck's, FUlillPK'oa.Cornwell'a.TorreBdale.Hoiniea
burs. lacouy, WisaluomiDg, BrldeaOurg, and JTranlc-
Th'e 9 46 A. M., -jo and HP H, Lines will run
dally. All others, Huudxyil excepted,
For Lines leaving Reimlugloa depot take tbe cars
on Third or Fifth streets, at (jueiuut, go mlnntes
before departure. 1 h oars of Market tit feet ! way
run direct to west Philadelphia uepnt. Uheeoutaud
Walnut wldiln one square. On Sundays the Market
Street cars Will run lu oouuect wltn the K't6 A. M. (-80
and 12 P. M. Llues.
HRLYiURBB KtLAWAKI RAILROAD LINES,
raoii kunbinutom pic ror.
At 780 A. M. tor .Niagara Falls, BullalO, Dunkirk,
Eimira, Ithaca, Owego, itochester, illiiKnauiiou, Os
wego, tyrucuse, Ureal Rend, Aloulruee, WilkesrtAire,
bcruutou, btrouCUburg, Water Uap, buliooley's Moun
tain, etc.
At 7-su A. K. and 8-30 P. M. tor BelvMere, Easton,
Lambeitvllle, Flewliigton, etc. The 3u P M. 1,1 ue
conutcis direct with the Train leavlug itftstou lor
Maucb Chunk, Aheiitowa, Bethlehem, etc.
At6P.lt. lor Laiuburtvllle aud Intermediate Bta
tlous. CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY I AND
PR In HKli'lOiS A IND illUHloiOWN RAIL
i UAlln,
IBUM MARKET eTREET FERRY. (Upper Bide.)
Al 7 aud lu A. M., 130, tt 30, aud B'itu P. M., tor Mer
chautBVllie, MooreMown, liar l lord. Masonville.
taiuaprt, Houut Hoily, cinituvlile. Rwanavilie,
Vinceutown, Birmingham, and PewOerton.
ai 7 a. M., 1 no and s no P. M.. lor Levrlstown,
Wllghlstown, C'ookBiowp, Mew Rgypt, Horuertowu,
Cream Kldge, Iuilajstowu, bnarou, and Ulghistown.
11 16 WILLIAM IL UaTZiilitl, Ageut.
piiHESYLYAKlA CbNTliAL KAILK0AD
FALL TIMifi, TAKIAU jutSStXTK NOV. 22, IBM.
The trulus ol U.e 1'euuoyl ;ama (Juutiai Knrgad
leave the Jjtpot, at iHiKTV-liittfST and MAAKtsr
b,recui, wpIcq ia reautied directly Uy the Market
tiireet cent, tue last car couneotiug wuu eucii tralu
leavlug From autt Market streets talrty minutes be
fore lu ceparture. The Cuiwnut and walnut Streets
earn run wlihtn one juare ol tue Depot,
Bleeping Car lickeia can im uau 011 appllcatloa at
the ticket otllce N. W. corner Nlmb. aud CUesuut
Bireew, and at the depot,
Ageuts 01 the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage at tue depot, ortir.rs left at
No. Mil Uhesnut Btteet, or No. ill) Market S.ieel, will
receive leaVe DEPOT, VIZ:-
Mali Tralu . ,8 00 A, M,
Paoll Accunimodadou, 10 30 A. M., 10, aud Buo p. m.
Fast 1.1 ue - it v0 A. M,
Erie Express li-oOA. M,
liarrlnourg Acconiuioaailou...................... 2 80 P. M,
lAucaater ACCommodatlon...M.................... 4-uu P. M,
Parkeiihurg Trulu................................ i'UO P, Al,
Ctucluntl Express...... B'UO P. M.
Erie Mall auu Buffalo Rxpree............10 45 P. M.
pullacelphla Express .-. JuoNlgut.
Erie Mall leaves daily.except buuday, riiuniug on
SuttuCky eight to WllllamBportonty. Ou Huud y night
puttheugers will leave Philadelphia al 12 o'clock.
piiliauelphla Express leaves daily. All ouier trains
dallv. except Sunday, . ,
The Western Accommodation Tralu ruua dally, ex.
cept buuday. For this train tlOkeiB jimt oe pro
cured and baggage delivered by 6 0b P. M., at o, 110
kTKAlN8 ARRIVE AT DEPOT, VIZ.:-
Cluclm.tl Expreus J-JO A. M.
Phiiadeu hla Expreua.... s 10 A. M,
Faoh AcconmiooailoD,.- .8 30 A. M , 3 40aua 7-10 P. M.
Firle Mall and BullalO AlreBo.,.............lo oil A. M.
Parkebburg Traln......-.-. ............n 10 A. M,
L'ubi Ijiue .............. ...... ",. 10 i" A. m
Laucaster Train. ......
Eile Express
.12M0P. M
...4-20 P. M"
...4-20 P, M.
lay KxpreBB
u a Aciimmndallou.
,......M....MM.....M,V Vt JT I OX..
JOHJS O. ALLH.N, Ticket Agent,
No. Mil OHEHN UT bireel,
FBA.NCIS FUNK. Ticket Ageut,
No. IIS MARKET ttreel.
BAM URL U. WALLACE,
. . Ticket Agent at the Depot,
The Pennsylvania RalUoad Company will not as
some any rink fur Baggage, except lor Wearing Ap
parel, aud limit their responsibility to Ouo Hundred
Dollars In value. All Baggage exceeding that amount
In value will be at the rink of the owner, unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD H. WILLIAM!,
424 General Buperlutendent Allooua, Pa,
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
BdlvllMOBR ItAlLkuAO.-'lltIK i'ABLK
CuiiUituoiLg MONDAY. November 28, IhtiS. Trains
in leave liepol corLer Broad atreet aud Waahlug
ton avtune, as loiiowkt
Way Matt Train at 8 80 A. M. (Sundays excepted),
for Baltimore. sioiplDg at all retulur otatioui, (Jou
uei'ilug with Delaua'e Uallroad at WUanlugtoa fur
vr Biitia auu luieruieuiuie atatious.
Exprtbs , Train at 12 M. (Sundays excepted) for
Bal iuioreaud Wasnluglou, Btopring at Wilmington,
I'eirj vlile, aud Davre-i e-Urace, counecls at WU-
miiigton wttn train lor mew u at ue.
ExpieBB lrau at 400 P. M. (Sundays excepted) ror
BAilimore and Washington, Btopplug at Chester,
Tuuilow. Liuwood, Caymont, Wllmingtin, New
port, blantuu, Mewurk. Kikton, Norlh-Eaal, Charles
town, f e r ville Havre de Urace, Aberdeen, Perry
Brian's, Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's, and titemmer's
Run.
jslght Express at 1130 P. M. (Daily) tor Baltimore
aud Washli gluu, stopplug at Cuester. Tuuriow. Dlu
acoo, Claymopt, Wliutngtoo, Newark Elkton,
lSorih-EkSi, Perryville. and Havre de Orce.
Pat-Beii-tprs lor Fo.iresB Moutoe aud Norfolk will
take tbe 12'UO M. train.
" WILMINGTON TRAINS.
Stopping at ail btatlous between Philadelphia and
W iimiiiktou. 4
Leave Phi sdetphla at lltOA. M., 180, too, and
7 W) P. M. The tlx) P.M. Tralu connects wltn Dela
ware Kahrual lor ixarriugion and intermediate
"leave Wilmington 7 00 and 8-10 A. M., 180,4-15 and
7 00 P. M. The 8 10 A. M. Train will uot stop between
l hti ter ard Phl.adelphla. Tue 7 00 P. da. Train from
W ilmington runs iiailj; all other Accommudallon
'iralkB fcuuoays excepted.
From Baltimore to Philadelphia, Leave Baltimore
7-25 A.M., Way Malt. 0 36 A. M. , ExpreB, 2 25 P.M.,
brAWrkBALTlMORR
LeavtB Baltimore at 7 to P. M.. stopplug at Mag
nulla. Peirymau'B. Aberdeen. Havre de-urace. Perry
vine. Cliariestowu, North East. Elktou, Wewark,
acton. Newport. Wilmlngtou.Clayniout, Liuwood,
"iVJj.'.'iiV-retB to all nolnlB West. South, and
tnuthwest may be procured at ticket ofllc-A, No. Hi6
('heauui Htreel, under Coulluental Hotel, wher also
hi ale Booms and BeilhB In tiieeplug Cars can be
ecured during the day Persons pmcuaslug tickets
at ihlaotbce can have baggage checked at tuelr resl-
oeuce bv the Uu n TraDBter i.'ompauv.
oeuce oy tue u u F KKe(IJKv , buperlntendent.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
Vviis'lRH TIM R 1 A BLR. THKOU11 tl AMD
liinlit r lUt 1 Dr,iwn.f. a a luaiau m J. A,
BAlSlUOBE. HAHBI8BUKO. WiLLIAfHbPOHl',
"d Jua GREAT OIL MEOION OF PENNai-L-
VA?..-T. cinlnir Dare on all Nliiht Tralna
MONOAY. November 23. 188. the
tralus on the Philadelphia and Erie Badruad wul
ran as follows:- mvNTWiMD.
. tt Train leaves Puilaaeiphla..........l0 45 P. M.
NAIL.1BA1N lemvu, wllllltmHporl 816A.M.
i. arrives at Erie 50 P. M.
ittiir RXFBJT.Bb leaves ruilauelphia... ....!! oO A. M.
; Wllliamsport....... 8 6U p. M,
i. arrives at Erie ......10-0 A. M,
ELM IRA MAIL leaves Philadelphia . 8-00 A. M.
Wilhamsport 8 3J P. M.
arrives at Luckhaven.a... 7'4& P. M.
KAHiwaan,
MAIL TRAIN leaves Eile... -.. 10 55 A. M,
f WUIiauuporl 12 bo A. M,
" arrives at phlladolphia 10-00 A. M,
EBIE EXPREab leaves Erie -25 P. M,
M WUIlauiBPort....... 7 60 A. M
arrives at Philadelphia... 4-2U P. M.
Mall and Vxureha conuect with OU Creek and
Allegbipy River Railroad. BAOiUOBdriWJKjuj
'1JIHULOH. AliUktUL. IKLtll,
1 n Oeneral MuperluteudenU
w
EST J EH BET RAILROADS.
FALL AKJJ WIM'KK ARRANUKMRNT.
tr-niiLi fuutol M ARKE'l'Mtreet (Uouer Ferry).
Commeut'tng WEDNEHUAY, Beptemoer 10, 1808.
THA1NS LB:AVE Ad FOLLoWti
For Caps May and stations below Millvllle, B'll
P. M.
For Millvllle, Vlneland, and intermediate stations
For Bridi-eion, balem, aud way stations ('15 A. M
b.vii U X.
For Wot dhiiry at 8-15 A. M..- trM, and 6 00 P. M.
1 reign train leaves Camden dally at 12 o'clock
""Freight received at second covered wbasf below
Walnut hi reel, aaiiy.
Freight Delivered No. f?8Hoiit'n Delaware avenne,
WILLIAM 3. BE WELL,
Ixt bupwuileuJeut,
RAILROAD LINES.
KKADI.NO KA1LROAD.-GKEAT TRUNK
LINK frnui PniiaoeiubU lo tne inverior ol
Fennayanla,th richuyiklil, Miaqrinbanna, Oil in Dor
land aid )imlD Valleys, Ihe Norm, Northweit
andplie Canadas Wmter Arrangement of PB4enger
Trams, erwmber 14, 1SAI, leaving the Uompanr'S
Depot, TmrKmnth and CallowhUi strevia, Puiladel
phia, at the following honrn:
MOKNINQ ACIXJMMODATION At 7 30 A.M.
for Beading and all Intermedials stations, and Alien
town. Remrrdnfr, leaves Reading at 685 P.M., arriving ia
Philadelphia! 0 26 P. M.
MOHN1NU EXPKE8H At 515 A. M., for Badln,
Lebanon, Rarrl.riarg, Pott ville. Pine Grove, l ama
911a, Hunhtiry, W llnamBimrt. Rlmira. UiicHwtnr,
Nlaeara Fails. BufTalo. W llkesbarre. Pulsion. Tork.
Lrlisp Chanibershurd, Hagerstown, eto.
111 7-no train conneota at Heading witn tne nasi
Pennsylvania Hallrond trains lor Ailentown, eic. and
the 8 16 A. M. con reels with the Lebanon Valley train
for Harrlsburg, etc.; at Port Clinton with Cautwisea
Kallroml trains for Willi aiuBport. Lock Haven, Eimira,
etc.: at Ilarilnburg with forthern Central, Cumber
land Valley, and Hohuy Ik ill and (tnaaiiehanna tram
.... ..uiiiiiiuiuriiiiuii, tt iiiiauiBpvr, 1UIA,VUWUUI-
burs, Pliipgrove, eto.
AFTERNOON kXPRKSS.-lMTM PhlladelDhla at
3 su r. M. for Beading. Pottsvllle. Harrtihurg, eto.,
connecting with Reading and Columbia Railroad
mwiiib mr ixmimoia, eic
. POITSTOWN ACCOM UOi
town at 4b A. M stopping 1
'V.1.1"? In Philadelphia al l l
1 bhadelphla at 4 00 P. M.i.ai
A t Al.
ruiTBTOWK ACCOMMODATION. Leaves Potts-
at intermediate stations;
10 A. M. Keturnlng leave
arrives lu Potiatowu at l it
BKADINO ACCOM U nni TrnN r t..i
FViUdtmhiiVMr11 - ln
lnBBee:drg'a.,?4V0,?.1MU.U,le,phl 416 P' M'' ""
Trains tor PMiaaleiphla leave Harrlabarg at 8-10 A.
M., aud PotUvllle at s 46 A.M.. arriving in Pnlla.iel-
Pllla at 1 P. ii. AllKrniuinlr.ln. 11.
2-06 P. M., and i'oltnvllle at fc'46 P. M 1 aarivinr &t
Philadelphia at-45r.M. Mlr- Briving at
iiarr inning accommodation loaves Retdlna: at 7-15
L.M.and UarrlHliur at 410 p.m. i J;., i.
KeadlDK With Alinrnimn AWnmnnriuInn .,,...1, -7 u.
P. M., arriving In Puiladelphia at a P. M.
jji araei, iraiu. wuu a i-aB..Kcr car attacnea, leaves
Philadelphia at 12 eiMioon for Poiiallln anrl all wv
Htatlons; leaves Pottsvllle at 7-80 A. M. lor Phlladel-
iuia auu an uuier vv ay ntaiions.
a 11 tue aoove trains run daily, Bunaaya cxoepled.
hni dav tralnn I..V- PntlnvllH at Siitl A. m
Philadelphia at 81 P. M ; leave Puiladelphia for
Reartlug at S 00 A. M., returntug from Beading al 4 62
, CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passengera
for Downlngtnwn and Intermediate points take tne
7 80 A. M 12-80 and 4 00 P.m. trains from Puiladel
phia; returning from Downlnetown at 1 30 A. M.. 12-45
aud 6-15 P. M.
PKKK IOM EN RAIL HO AD. Passengers for Skip
pack lake 7 HO A. M. aud 4-ou P. M. tralus lrou: Puila.
delphla .returning from Sklppack at 8-10 A.M. and
12 45 P.;m. blage lines lor various points inperklouiea
Valley conuect with trains at CoJlegevllle aud Skio
pack. NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTSBURG AND
1HK WRBT'. Leaves ew Yoilt at 9 A. M. , 5-00, aud
800 P. M., pushing Heading at 105 A.M., 1 n, and
iu 1. riJD.,aiiiii;uuiiei at jinrrinourg witn l eunayi
vaula aud Kortliern Central Kaliroad Express Trains
lor Pittsburg, Chicago, Wildamapurt, Eimira, B1U
niore, etc.
Returning, Express Train leaves Harrlsburg, oa
arrival of Pennsylvania Express from PUiabjr, at
8'60 aud 6 to A, M., 10-60 P. M , pasnlug Keadlug at 644
and 7 31 A. M., aud 12 60 f. M amviug at New York,
1100 A. M., aud 12'2o aud 600 P. M. Sleeping Cars
accompanying these trulua through between Jersey
City aud Pltuitiuig, without chauge.
man train lor new 1 nrk itiavea liarrisDur J at 8 10
A. M. aud 2'0. P. M. Mall tralu fur Harrisburg
leaves New York at 12 Noon.
K'HUYLKILL VA LLRt RAILROA D. Tral an
leave Pottsvllle at b'46. 11-80 A. M., aud 6 40 p. M.,
reluming irom Tamauua ai 8-36 A. M.. auu 216 aud
4-3 P. Al.
ht-HtYLlULL AJND BUfQUKHism RAIL
ROAD. Trains leave Auburn at 7 65 A. HI. for r-ine-grove
and HarriBDurg, aud at 12 16 P, ia. for Ploe
urove and Tremont: leiurnlmi rrolil Harrlatiu at
8 30 I. M., and from Tremtut at 7 40 a. M., auu 6 35
1 icuBins. inrougn nrst ciass tickeis ana emi
uraiit tickets to all lUe Priucloai nnli.Ln 111 th Norm
and Wetland Canada.
Excursion Tickets from Philadelphia to Reading
aud Intermediate stations, good fur uay only, aie sold
by Moriilug Accommodation, Markol Tralu, Reading
aud PcIIbiowu Accommodaduu Trains, at reduced
rates-
Excursion Tickets to Philadelphia, good for day
oniy,Aate Bold el Reading uud iine.miamte mutlous
Dy teauiug auu x ututowu Auuommouauoa Txalus al
reouced rates.
'Ihe tuliowing tlcketa aie obtainable only at the
Office of B. Bradloru, Treasurer, No H. Fourth
street, Fhll.ueiphia, or O, A. iNicoiiB, Ueueral super-
Commutation '1 icket at 25 per cent discount, be
Iweeu auy pouns desired, tor lnuiiles and Unus,
Mileage Tickets, good lor 2000 mil-s, beliveea all
loiiilu, at fiiz-fti eacu, lor families aud tirma
beabon Tickets tor ihree, six nlue, or twelve
mouths, lor ColUera only, to all points, at reduced
rales.
Clergymen rctldlng on the line of the road will be
furuliiued vIiu carua, eutilllug tuemaelvea aud wives
to tickets ai bail faie,
F xcuratuu 'nckeis from Philadelphia to urluc-lnal
stailous ,goud lor baiurday, suuduy , aud Monday, ul
iL'uuveu iHie, w uo uu viiij1 -uo Aicaet timce, at
Tl irittiuh aud C'uilowhlii atreeis.
i-iwRluH l . tJooua 01 all ue.-criptlons lorwarded to
ail the above points iroiu tue U-iuipauy'sNewFrelght
Deeoi, Avroad uud Willow atreeis.
1-reisht Tiains leave Pnllaaelphia dully at 4 35 A.
M., lz'iiu noOn, Band 6P M for Readlug Leounou,
Uairibburg, Pollbvllle, Port Cltutuu, aud all points
be 011a,
Malls close at the Philadelphia Post Otllce for all
places on the road ana lis braucues at 5 A. it.., aud
lor the prluilpal r-iitl.oua only at 2lo P. M.
BAO .AOR. Dungau's Express will collect Bag
guge lor all traliia Raving Puiladelphia Depot. Orders
cuu be leftai No. iia a. Fouith street; oral the Depot.
Thirteenth and Caliowhlll stream.
WEST-CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
liAlLKUAU,- WHS litR AUKAMiicMKH-r,
uu aud biter MONDAY', October 5, 1608, Trains will
leave as follows:
Leave iTiilaelB,,la from the Depot, THIRTY
FlRsTauoCURoNUTbtreeta, 7'48 A. M.. HAM..
2 80 P. M , 415 P. ii., 4 60 P. M... 0-15 aud Al 30 P. M.
Leave Weal Cheater lor Puiladelphia, tram Deport
on East Market Hi eel at 0 2i A. M., 7 46 A. M., 8'uo A.
M. 10-4S A. M 1-65 P. M., 4-60 P. M., aud O'M P. M.
Irams leave Wirt Chester at 8 00 A. M., aud leav
ing Philadelphia at 4 60 P. M., win stop at B. 0, Juuo
tiuu aud Media only. Paaaeugera tu or Irom station
between West Chester uud tt. O. Junction, guiug
East, will take (rain leavlug West Chester a. 7-,6
A. M., and going West will take tbe train lea vug
Philadelphia at 4 60 P. M., and transfer at B. tl
junction.
Tbe AMipot In Philadelphia la reached directly by
the Cbeanut and Walum streetcars. These of tue
Market btreet line run within one square, Tne
ears of both lines oouuect with each train upon its
arrival. ON bUndaY8,'
Leave Phlladel phia at 8 so A. M . and 2 00 P. M.
Leave West Cheater al 7 "06 A. Al. and 4 00 p. M.
'1 rains leavlug Philadelphia at 7-46 A, M. aud 4-i0
P. M.,aua leavlug WeatCueaier at 800 A. M. anili-60
A. M., couueel at B. C Juuctlou with Tralus ouP
B. C R. R.. for Ox'ord aud luteinjedlaie poiuw.
4102 HENRY WOOD. Oeneral Bup't,
OHILADELPHIA, OEHMANTOWN. AND
t NOuJUBTOWN HAIi.Ro AD TiMJll TABUl
"" r ' FOR wEHMANTOWN. aamao.
Leave Phlladeipnla 8, 7, 8, o oo, 10, 11, u a. M.. 1. 1.
8k, 8, 4. 6. 6. 610. 7. li 0, 10, 11. 12 p'. M. '
Leave Oer man town 8,7, 7H, 8,8'2o, , 10, 11, 12 a. M..
1. 2. 8. 4. 45a. 8, 7, 8, , lo, H'P. M, " A'
The 3 2o Down Tralu, and 6 aud b Up Trains will
not stop on the (iermautuwu Branch, .
. ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia v.1 A. M. , 7, lo P. M.
Leave Oermau to wn8M A. M. 1, 8. DSj p. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
JLeav Philadelphia 8, 8, 10, li. A. M., 2, 8J'. b, 1,
Leave Chestnut Hill T'10, 8, 8-40, and 1110 A. M., 1'40
8-40. t-40. 8'40, 8 40. aud 10'40 P. M.
' ON bUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia , A. M. 8 and T P. M.
Leave Cheatuut Hl'l 7 60 A.M. Uo, 6 to and tt
r'vt'& CON6HOB.OCB:KN AMD NORRI8TOWN
Xave Philadelphia , 7, a, and U 06 A. M. IX, ,
jiTV6S..o6aud US P.M. ''
Ti-avi Norrlatown 6 40, T, T M. . and U A. M IX, ,
4H.M. and B Ifa BTJt)JA ySt
Leave Philadelphia 8 A. M 2 8u and Tltt p. ft
Leave Worrietuwn 7 A. M., 6-so aud V P, M.
FORMANAYUNE.
Leav Philadelphia s. 711. and 11-08 A. 1X, ,
iuT)i, 6M.8 06. and 11 P. M. "
eave Manayuuk T0, 7, 8-20, , and 1D A. JC.
.-,"'B4,JPON-BUNDAY8.
Leave Philadelphia t A. M 2 and TM P, Bt,
Leave Manayuuk 7H A. M., and p. M.
W. b. WIijboN, General Buperlntendent.
Depot, NINTH andUREEN blxeel,
TSJORTn PENNSYLVANIA EAILR94D.-
JN For BET b LS HE " , DOYLtSTuWiN, MAUi H
Chunk, at-iON, willi am-spoh i-, Wilkf"
BAhRK; MAHaNoY CI 1 Y , MOUNT OiRviEL.
P1TT6t6N, '1 L'MK IIANNOOK. aNo HvaAHTiiJt.
W INTER AUHAMiRM KNTiS,
Pan eognrxfralua leave tbe Drpnt. ooruer of BERKS
aud AMERICAN birtets, dally (buudays excepted 1,
as follows:
Al 7 45 A. M. (Express or Bethlehem. Ailentown,
Muucli ctiiina, llaxleton, Wllliamspoi l, Wlikeabarre.
Mahanoy City, Pl iaton, ana Tunkuauuock.
B'46 A. M. (ix press) lor lUtul.hem, Hasion. Allen
tiwu, Mauch Cuuuk, Wlikeabarre, pittntou, aud
Bcraiiton.
At 1-46 P. M. (Express) lor Relhlebeni, Maach
Clml.k, Wl.keaburre, Pitutnn, aud bcraatou.
Al 6-1-0 t. M. lor Belhuhem, Euatou, Ailentown
ai d Maucb Chunk,
For Doylt Hluwu at 8'45 A. M., i 45 and 4-15 P. M.
For Fort Wabluttoii at 10 4i A. M. aud 11 y t. M,
For Lautidaie at 6-2 1 P. M.
1 llih and Mxtb alreeta. Second and Third streets,
and Union City Paaseuger Railways ruu 10 the uew
'TRATltf ARRIVE TN PIIILA DELPIIIA
From Dethlehtm al 810 A.M., jtTO, 6 25, aud 8 30
Jfn'im Pcyleslown at 8-S6 A. M., 4-65 and 7 P. M,
1- rum Laiirdale at 7-.JJ A M.
trow Fort Waau Lgton at 10 45 A. M. andS'10 P. M.
ON bl'NDAYH.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 0 30 A. M.
l-liiiadelphla lr DoyleBti.wn at 2 P. M.
IioyleHUiwu tor PhllarlelpbiaaiT A. M.
liethlebim for Phllmte piilaal4 V. M.
Iliketa eold and Bavtiage checktvt through at
Mann's North PennsylvaulM Baggage Express Olliue,
No. 105 ITi'lD Blrtfct.
ELLIB CLARK, Agent.
AUCTION SALES
M.TIT0MA8" A SONS. N08. 13D AND lit
B. FOURTH BTREET, V' 1JJ ACiU 111
I BALK OF REAL ESTATE AND BTooira
n'chuie' " ,C,UCk' ,,0o,,a, lhe Ml'irni
CALLWHILL Blreel, No. 2fll-Thra..to, n,iw
Tavern auo Dwelling and large Let. 1 or Brick
flXTH Street (-oiilb), No. MS It Ick Reildenn.
DwVfii,i.IB.BlreM' l tilnZo
tOAl Eb Street, No. 12t Three stcry Brick Dwell-
BROWN Btreet No 131 Two-story Ttrlrk Dwin
FKANKFORD Road, . JC. of Allegheny AvanueL
MARH8ALL Btreet. No. 821-Two-story Briek
It 11 1 10 1 r pr. ,,rlw
TENTH (Soulb X No. 107 Three-story Brick Tavern
and Dwelllug.
CHRISTIAN Btreet, iSo. S102-Thr( s story Brinar
Dwelllug. . '
BTOf-KB, LO A NB. ETO.
75 shares Ihlgb 2uo Onmpany.
SO shares Western Bank.
fioto Mate of Delawaie Bondl.
twioo Lehigh Navigation Railroad first aaortiagsa
per cei,t. B inda. .
80 p hares Consolidation National Back.
i share Philadelphia Lib ary.
fooo Bona Union l a-nenger Railway Company.
For account of whom It may cinnern,
n abaria Union Paaaenger Railway Company.
S'KiO bleubenvllle and ludlana Railroad first mort
gage. Pew No. ?0, North alflle. ft Lite's Cnreri.
Pew No. 76, Middle aisle, St. Luke's Cuurctw I I
MlaCELLANEOUS BOOKS, ILLUSTBATBD1
WOBKM, Jr.VENlLES. ETC.
Ou Tuerday Afternoon,
January 5, at 4 o'clock. Also, an Invoice of ata
turner , porilolloa, albums, euvelopes, blank b iokBr
etc, etc 14 21
Bale No 1354 Richmond street.
NKAT HOl-fKHOLU Fl'RNirURM. FINR BU1-
bElS, INGRAIN. AND O I'll KH CARPETM, HVO.
On Wedu.srlay Morning.
January s, at 10 o'clock, at No. 13-4 Richmond Btreet,
the neat hnusnhoid furniture, comprlslug aujerlor
walnut parlor, dliilug-room aud chamber furuliure,
flue feainer beds, hair uiattressea, blankeia, badillug,
flue Brunsela, togralu, and other carpels, china, glasa
wnre, klt ben ntenalls, stoves, etc.
My be examined on the niotulng of sale at s
O CU Ck. 1 4 21
MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCIIONEERS.-.
uatety Palesmeu for M. Thomas A boua.)
No. 120 cUEbN UT St.. 'ear entrahce from Minor.
Peremptory Bale on the Premlaea, No. toll Braidy
wlnealreet. VERY aUPElUOR WA1.NUP PARLOR AUD
LHAMtoB? J'i;J.VF1CKK'- "ANllbOMH. BROS:
bhLs caRPhts. fine AtAiragsur
F BATHER BHDS, ETC. i3E3,
On Tuendy Mori lug.
January (, 18b. at 10 o'clock at No. 2H' Brandy
wine Bireet, by catalogue. Ihe eutlre f. rulture, in
cluding baudiome waiuut and hahcl 11b pur or fur
lilture, htiinaume warutchambHr fuml.ure, dmlnir
room furniture, fine leather-beds, hair matin aunt
blaukelr, couulerpaues, chluaatd gla.Bware, kUchea
lurnnure, etc
The luiu'ture Ib nearly new and In good conlltloa
May he set n early ou the merolng of sale. '
NEAl' MODERN THRK&nTOKY RKICK RE 31-
DEJNCS, AND LOT OF UHOUN U.
- Immediately previous totheraieol the farnttnre,
at 10 o'clock, will be sold the neatthrea-atory Brick
KeMuetce, with two-nory back bulldluga aud lot ol
uroiuid, 15 fee. Hi re Inclie. front by 68 feet 3 Inches In
oei.ih. to a four reel wide alley, 'i he house la tu ex
cellent cm dtilon. contains eight rooms, bath, hot an it
cold water, and all Oil deru conveniences.
( lea-of ail Incumbrance,
May be seen at auy time. 12 28 71
Rule No. 529 Ctiesnnt street.
HANDSOME WALNUT ilOCSRHOLD FCRNI
ll'HK, TWO ILK'IANT l'lANoFORl'IfS CABI
NET ORO AN H. VEKY LAH'IK MANTEL inn
PIRR MlhRORS. HANDSOME RKUbBRLn CAK-
1'EIM. HAtNDEL EK". UaNIHOMM 4-IIiNA.
DINNER fET, bLPERiOR FIREPROOF SA FA.
ETu. EIC.
On Wednesday Morclng.
Jan, 8 at 10 o'clock at the Auction Boom, No, 528
C'htsunt street, by catalogue, a very excellent assort
ment ol Household Furuliure, luoludlng Uaudiome
walnut pailor iurnltnre; nanilaume ollel waluatand
coilKge chamber aui ia; eieant wardrobes sideboards;
exleiiilou dining table-; two elegant losewend piano,
foites, mane by Cnlokerlng; bandsome oahinet organ;
2 n Bewood u elooeous; very hue Freoca piaie mantel
and pier mirrors, In oiled walunt aud gilt Iramet;
bauasome Ichira dinner sei vice; Que hair mattresaes;
lialherbeas; china and glassware; brons ehande
lieia; baudaome Brusaela and oiher carpets; very
tuperior fin -proof safes, by Evans A Wataon and
lllllt ; invoice or alaiea; fancy mantel clocks, eto.
Also, superior Cremonla vlolia and vl noncello.
BUNTING, DUKBOSOW & CO., AUCTIOHs
EERB, Nob. 232 and 284 MA RKET Bireet, corast
of Bauk street. BucceaBora to John B. Myers dt tro,
PEREMPTORY B A IK OKA FIRSTCtA89 RE.
TAlli B l OC'K OK DKY UUODa.
Ou Tbinaday Morning,
Jat uary 7, ,'at 10 o'clock, on 4 inoutbV credit, by
order 01 abBtgrecB 1 2 it
THOMAS BIRCH & K)N, ACCTI0NEEB8
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 1111
0 HEHN UT Btreet; rear entrance No, 1107 Banaom all
Bale at No 1531 Spring Garden street.
IIOUBF.lt jLD FURNI 1 URR, ROIEWOai PIANS
FOK'IFJ, LAltUK FRHJ.OCH PLATE MANl'KL
AND PIER MIRROKS, VABEb. BK'I.NZWj, OIL
PAIN TIN OS BY AMRKICaS ARI'ISIb.
FRAMED ENORAV1NQS ETO.
On Tuesday M Jrulug
Jan. 8, at 10 o'clock, at No. l&lt Spring Garden
street, will be Bold, the furniture of a family declin
ing housekeeping, comprising rosewood plano-ior e;
walnut pirlor atd cpamber furniture; French piate
uiautel aud pier mlrrora; velvet parlor carpal; Brua- '
Bels eutry and sialr carpi ta; dining-room furniture;
large alone vases; bronze figures; oil paintings, by
It 01 an.Faikner. Nicholtou. biierldau, Youug, Baunx.
Briscoe, bbaw. Dyke aud others.
Aiao, cuiua ana glassware, aiicnen rurnttore, eto.
Catalnguea will be ready lor delivery at the auotloa
store on BHturday.
1 he furniture may be examined early on the morn
ing 01 sale. 1 2 21
Ba'eatNo.4887 Filbert street.
HOUSEHOLD FUKMTURE. P1A NO-FORTE, ETC.
On Wtduetday Morning,
Jan. 8, at 18 o'clock, at No. 1837 Filbert street, will
be eold the entire Furolluie of a family temoving
fioiu Ihe city comprising rosewood piumi-foria mada
by LouC; Ilruaselo. ingrain, and Venetian carpets;
mantel and pier glasieB; balr o.oth parlor furniture;
eitenalou diuiug-table; cblna and glassware; ward
robes, chamber tun liure: hair mattresses, eic,
AIo. an ataortmenl of kltc'ien furnllura,
LUMiiRB. Alio, a lot ol lumber. 14 1H
LIPPINCOTT, BON & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
AbHHURbT BUILD INO, No. 240 MARJUCl.Bi.
NOTICE.
Regular Sales cf Dry uoods Notions, Trimmings,
etc.. will be held every - WEDNESDAY through
Jauuai y.
c uslgnmentB ot Stock Goods, etc., solicited.
Bales cashed within live days,
1868.
LAHGK POSITIVE BALK OF ABOUT 800 LOTS
AMRKIOAN AND IMPORTED DRY OOOO-t.
HOSIERY OOODx. M1LLI NEK Y CIOOD j. TRIM.
MI M'ls, bTOLE OF UOtUB, ETtX
By Caialiigiie, on Four Months Credit
On Wednesday Morning. ft tit
January 8, compilalng a desirable ae.ortment,
c
LAPK & EVANS, AUCTIONEERS, NO. 630
CUEBN UT Btreet.
Will Bell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening,
A large Invoice ol Blankets, Bed bpreada, Dry UoodJ,
Cloths, Cai.sln.erea. Hosiery, Btullonery, Table aiUI
I ocs el milery, Noilons, eto.
C'it aud country mtrohanta will find bargains.
Teinia cash.
Oooda packed free of charge 8 tJ
c
D. McCLEIS A CO.
Mi, fo MARKET Mreet,
AUCTIONEERS
BALK OF BOOTS, PHOFK BROOAKS, BALMO
KALH. ETC.
On Thursday Morning,
Jan. 7. at 10 o'clock, we win sell by catalogue, for
Cain, a latgt. assortment ol uiou'a. boys', aud youths'
beoiB. ahoet. bmaans. bulmoia a, etc.
, Alio, a large line of ladlss', nitaats', and children's
wear. 1 3 4t m
E 8.
Nollre la respectfully given to caatomera and other
dtatrlug CARRIAUEB of Ihe
MANUFAOTUUB
or
WM. D. ROGERS,
OF OHKSNUT aTItKET,
To tlBce their orders as sooa as possible, to insure
tneir eompietlou lor ihe
DllIYING SEASON OF 18G9.
CARRIAGES RFPAIKED In the moat neat and
xpeduloi.a 11 mniir.
1 aLRIACEo bloKED and Inanranos efTected,
' VM. D. ROGERS,
Not. 1(1011 uud 1011 UHESNUT Street,
116tmw2m P 11 1 LA DELPHI A.