THE If ALLY EVENING TELEG It API! PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1809.
NEWS SUMMARY.
Cir Attain.
At balf-pnat 11 o'clock on Saturday morn
ion. a trniu of coal car, wliiln turning: tlie carve
mi th Philadelphia, Wilmington, ard Baltimore
Uroad, at Twenty "eventd s reet end Gray's
J wtJ road, ran off the track aud demolished
ne locomotive and several of the cirs. George
Bowers, the tneineer, was fccrlouslj injured.
. The FiHh Kcformed I'resbyterian Church,
Kct. Dr. McAulley past-r, ou Yorlc street, was
jenerdsv Dedicated. The bulldine is of brick-,
and la very commodious, and will sent 2500
people, and will coBt when fully completed
150,000. Tbo lot alone Is valued at $10,000, aud
Was donated to the church. Tde membership
nnmbtrs 6U0, ana the Bundny Softools connected
therewith contains upwards ot 400 children.
On Saturday evening a number or geutlc
wen, including merchant, members of the
Ijeelnlaturo, newspaper men, and other?, were
invited to meet in I'arlor O, Continental Hotel,
by Air. Eruil Kupcr, of Meagre. Itarer & Co.,
New York, to consider the application made
to the Pennsylvania Legislature for a subsidy
to their line of steamers to Htubunr. anl ,
Bremen, on condition that the steamers shall
maho Philadelphia tblr port of departure
here after.lMr. Stephen T. Soudir. Jr., presided,
and Air. Kuuer stated that th. i steamer- ot his
line wou:d be transferred to Pli'ljilciphla if the
Legislature would voto them S.VIDi) pt rouud
trip between I'liiliilelplifl, Southampton, aud
Uremeo for tifteeu trips, or ?7i,000 m all.
- Air. K. C. Knljnt and Mr. Modinc, directors of
the Pennsylvania ltuilroad Con: pany, favored
the application to the Legislature', and thiuirh
they were present at tiio mcct'iiir as Individuals
only, and not lvore-cutlng the lailrott 1 com-
""Piiy, tbey said that the company had apreed to
aid tne proposed liue to Hrciuen. It wasuoocr
HooU that this aid would on to the amount ot
fiMll) per round trip, or $vr,i)l)0 in all. Mr.
Hodlne further referred to tho dirt of the
l'eiinjlv:tijia Itcllroad Compsuy dunntr the l ist
seven years to ( fit iDlUh a t-uam lino to Llver-
, peol, and intiiuH'eu that, there was a good
prosi eet that mid line would be soon et:i
blUbcd, and that the railroad company had
cerccd to aid that eutcrpriio to ten tunes tne
amount voted to the propo-el German line. He
spoke feclinely of the diiliculty In Retting mer
cantile cubKcripiions lor utea'iir ni ( liues.
William Ij. Hirst, E q., followed in support ot
the application to the Leuitdature, showing that
Hwasirte from legal or constitutional olsjtfc
lions in its present loim. At the conclusion of
Mr. Ihrot'a remarks tho rneetinn. adjourned to
the supper-room, where, we are ntornied, the
ditcu.'fciou was rttorwin, nTitr the supprr was
over, by Mesrs. McCuu il'jps, Henszey. and
Wblie. of the 8nte Senate, itu i Messrs. Injlor
and Kodgera, ot the House of Representatives.
- DoilK'NtlC Ailail'H.
fJold closed on SuturJay at lliGJ.
$16,000 were stolen from a i'aoli, Kansas,
bunking-bouse last Friday.
Foreign and eoaMwu-o arrivals at this port
for the month ol Jauuary, 67!).
Senator lle's Alaska oill meets with no
favtr in the San Francisco newspapers.
It is rumored that Senator We has resigned
for the purpose ot tatting a position in Grant's
Cabinet.
Forty-one of the Oeechee, (Ja., pri
soners nne been, commuted lor trial ou the
fflinrou nf 1 nfilir rpplinn
Vlue of real eiaic aud personal property
in the Fiist Congressional district of New Jer
sey. $tU, 116.478.
Toe sieamsnip Wyomlntr, Coptala Teal, left
Savam.ah ou Saturday lor this port, and will be
due tomorrow.
A ttner who attempted to carry off it pack
ape of greenbacks horn a New York ban a on
' Saturday was caught in the act and sent to 1ml.
Another colli ion occurred at New York: on
(Saturday between a couple ot the Fulton street
leiry boats, For a. wocder, nobody was killed,
i At FaiuiiLpdnle, Passaic coui tc. N. J., lust
week, the steam taw-mlll of John WiiHams was
destroyed by fire. Lots $20,000, and no insu
rance. f Charles .1, Dupont, E.q , elder brother of the
'late Samuel F. Duport, lie ar-Admiral United
Mates Navy, died yesterday ai his residence in
Wilmington, Del
Mrs. Uebecct Gibbons, relict of Dr. William
; Gibbons, and mother of the Hou. Charles Utu
; Ions, of this city, died in Wilmington Delu
, ware last Saturday.
The New York asent of the steamship
Pcreire denies that she w is euaai;cd in an
ocean race at the time ot the accident by which
teveral lives were lot.
The Golden City left Sun Franelsio on
i Saturday for Panama with $380,000 lu treanu-e.
i Govrrnor AlcCoroiick, deieaie to Cougres1)
Iroro Ariisoua, is a pabendfr.
rKIiubt bhocks ot earthque.ke were felt in Ran
'Francisco on Thursday aua Thutsdy n in lit.
durine which a heavy soutuuast i;alc damaged
' the fhtppintr iu the harbor.
- The Montana Legislature adjourned on
January 16, and nutess called in extra session
will not reassemble until taa tirot Holiday in
, Derember. 1870. Heleua is to have the Capitol
'and lieer Lodgo the Penitentiary.
The entiro amount of bonds issued to the
Pacific Railroads to January 1, 1809, was
Lj50,047,0t0, on which the anunal iuierestatfl
per cent, is $3 005 80. The whde amoiiut reim-
buratd to the Dnited 8'ato by the seveial roads
. from " freights, up to Jauuary 1, lSdd, has been
, $1,1 68,626 U, divided as lollorti:
Union Pacific . . . . . $740.i27-10
Uniou Pacific, Eastern Division . 375 924-i)l
jg, Central PaciBc Kailroad ... 45,168-10
p IBioox City ond Pacific K lilroad , 16 27
Total
$1,168,626 14
: 1'orciirn Aflfitln.
TJatimi, Jau. 31. The folio win? news has
been received . irom Port-au-Prince: The
Jfaytian steamer Salnave had seized two French
vmelsiu th harbor of st. Marc lor running the
blockade. The French Admiral, hcarinc ot the
' affair, compelled the Government to surrender
the vessels, and declared tbit the blockade of
the Hajtien const was ineffective; that theocca
tonal calling of a ruau-of-war at a port was not
soflicient to establish a state of blockade, and
that Haytl had no rlstit to se'zo foreign vessels
rnntiinif Into ports the blockade of which, it
conld not malnta'n.
Ibe refort oi the capture of A ax Cayea by the
forces of Baluave Is not (confirmed, hut it ie
bt lieved that Aux Cayc, Jaeuiel, Jeremie, and
other towns on the southern coa.t will soon be
obi i Red to surrender.
The condition of affairs In the Northern dis
trict of havti 1b uuciiangp 1. Business is reviving
at Port-au-Prince. The United States stealer
Mpeic had sailed lor Aspinwall, and the steamer
Y antic was expected at p.rt-au-Prince.
&UDB1D Jan. SI. The Papal Nuuolo is about
to withdraw from this city. All the foreign
minister. bere, witb ttoo exoeplion of the repre
sentative of Russia, have protested agaiust tUo
infiitt otiered to the Nuncio.
PiBis, Jan. 31. Tho Russian Government,
throueh Its AlinMer at Atnens, urges Greece to
accede to the proposition ot the Paris Confer
ence, and it is rumored to day that the Greek
Government has yielded and will eigu tuo
protocol. '
GIRLS' NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Aunual oiumeu-emettt on Na(ir
Uny I'.vewiiiK,
On Saturday nlubt the annual commeaoement
of the Girls' Normal School took jduoe ai tbe
Academy of Hi utic.
The auditorium was full ol folks of the very
best Offenpuou. It was not a Uieatre or uu
opera audience, hut looked mure like ihecro vyds
that Ward Beicuer draws tot'eilier of uijrbis in
his bir ciiurch m Hrookljn, while tb pupiU of
iheechuol and those who were verm g their
t'Obiiecilon wi'U the inutiiiioit wtre oa th
ktiife, which whs tastefully decorate! wiiti
tai.tinff and fl ei.
The ci reiiiunief , which wete eei''edly Inter-
estlnv. wire otebcd with P' ner bi Kev. PhiUios
Brooks, wbo t tollowi by ibe rending; of a
lortion ol the tteriuiures by the c'iolrs. The
rofrrsuitn, wUich whs di-iiKhtlully vacieti
one, cobMU-tea of rroit ttious, e-j , coiloifuie.
oio , oeeis and chriiHfs. Toe etsays, rotlar
tkuii!-, ana colloquies were delivered in the loi
lowiutc order: .
Ewbv- "ilvsle of the World," composed, by
Mis Florence 1. ICger, read by Mu Louisa
Bieeusoiv. . .
RoltatloD "Msrk Twaio o Pilvate Krcre
lar.T," Miss ntite Close.
Ks?ay "The CrDsadei," ooaipoc1 by MIm
lipiia hwope and read 'jy MK Fiurenoe D Kvrer.
Ri citation -Tho Victim," Altn Jennie ttlrcb.
Collcquy ''House Cleaning," composed by
Mlsics Carrie K, Jainey, Annie M. Laiklus, and
VlrginiB Slack.
'Utaj "Frost Traccrle"," composed and real
by lis Lid e K FoUell.
Kccitation 'Bt.rney O Beardon," Miei Bella
Swope.
At this point Professor George W. Fetters
delivered tne diplomas to tho Kr'idua'es. who
formed themselves in a line on the foot ot the
Mspe. At the tame time the certificates of
qual ficatlon to teach were al.-o awardeu.
Tho valedictory whs then delivered by Mls
Lidle C. Hower. The snbiect, Hetrospeution,"
was composed by Miss Vtipiiila slack.
Thf exercises were then il ed by the s'iniiiag
of 4,The PartiiiR Hour ts Mpti.
The following are the numes of tlie young
ladies cl the graduating cluss, with theh- ave-
L?dia C. Bower. 976; Mary M. llsrper, 94-1;
Laura Dales, a-7; Annie T. Whit, 9ji; Miry
Wright, 03; Currio E. Januie, 9i 6; Hnllio ('.
Littlefleld, e2'6; Emma tfulton, 02-3: Jannio
Lucy, 01-4; Emily Sperinpr, Ol'l; Kiddie R. Pot
ter, UO'U ; Florcnee D. fcRcr. 00; M Loufa Hteen
son, 5i0; Annie AI. Clofe, P8 7; Jo.-ue L. burnp.
K7-H; Kato K. Parry, 872: Virsinia liirch, 8(-0;
Hannah U. LitzenU rp, fi7: F:iUeS. Miller, 80 6;
Hal te K. heinnur, P6'6: Mneiell. Mi:Louir'Hiii,
2; Mary F. Alai tin, 861; AUtB'e Brooke, i: 0;
Saliie Honey, 8r8; FJmmu J. Torreuee, 8j-6;
Hella S'cne, B.-B; Julm A. Rihii r, 8" 2; Lidle
K. Pol well. 8fil; Ida Henderson. 8.V9; Anni M.
IjMkins, 81; Clemniie ltusneil, b'.i'i; A0a Alorri
(on, 83 'fir Alnrie Bes6frt C"'7; Klla L'avv, 82 6;
Annie K. William, 82-6; Fannie K. McNk iioI,
H.r)S Cnrrii' Wuukley, 81'8; Jennie L Slack, 81-;
Clara Linton, 80 8; Annie K. Culver, recitation,
04: Laura V. Sutvan, recitation, 82 4.
The followine is the lut of those in each sec
tion vi ho have the inchest recita' ion averase:
Mih l.ldie C. Bower, Section A, 993; 'M.ss
Mary E. Mpkeal, Hcetion K, 99 2; a1Ij Mary
Milltr. Section II, 89; Mis Ka'e A. Nevius Mic
tion C. 99; Anna Fount, Hecllon D, 08; Mies
Lizzie Brown, Sect on F, l8.
The distinguished were us lollow:
faction A-Lidie C. iioer. 070; M;irv N.
Harper, 941: Laura Dalo. 1)3 7; Anna T. SVint,
5 a-1; Alary Wright, A3; Carrie K. Jauney, 920;
Saliie C. Littlefleld. 925; FJuima H ilton, 92 3;
Jennie Lucy, 913; Kruily Sperms:, 911; Siddie
R. Pettf r, 90 0; Florence D. Fger, 90; M. Louisa
Sti enfon, 90.
t-eciion B Mary Miller, 901; Nellie Keene,
9S: Mutiie K. Ganders, 949; Annie K. Kemble,
'.135; Bertha Wicper nv, 92; Mary Linperman,
917? Lidie Van Art:dakn, 90 8; Lizzie Darbo
row, 90 2.
Section C Knte F. Plnmmer. 95 0; Harriet K
Richateson, 961; Anna H. Thompson, 94 8;
Alice Frben, 947: Kate A. Nevlnx, 936; Mnprgie
B. Cathcort. anl: Anna Lucy, 92 9; Pusic A
Gaskill, 92 9; Kmn.a teerley, 91 9: Sallle W.
Powell, 911: Mary F. Kouder, 903; Mary E.
Jones. 903; Mary il. Arbel . 90.
Bictlou 1) Anni M. Fout-t. !)37; Sabilla
Adamfon, 91; Jlnry A. BurroiiRb, 926; A.
Cora Davis, S23; tlla G. Krben, 915; Hannah
T. Kvans, 91; Bosa Warr, 903.
Section h May CoroUud, C6fi; Msry B.
Meakeat, 94; Mary E. tli ue. !)2 3; Louisa D.
Pricp, 918; Rmroa Trice, 91 1; Eva B. Fuller, 91.
brction F-Lizzie Bioan, 94; Ellen F. Brjwn,
922; Miry V. Blackburn. 921; Minnie (.'dement,
921; Jennie C. Wylln 911; Carri Lnkens. oo-5;
Julia Harper, 901 ; Klla A. Ua'.ueld, 90. Total, 61.
THE - FIREMEN.
New (trclers by tlic VUU t IiiKiiicer.
The necessity for more strinpent orders for
the Kovcmnicnt of the firemen has b'jen very
apparent dorinir tbe part few month", tin
bntuiday Chief Engne er Downey issued the fol
lowing auaiur.nai riues:
('flico of the Chief tneineer, Phlladelnhia,
Febiuarv 1. 1869. Citv li all. 8. W. ojruer Fifth
and Ciieputu streets To tbe Companies com
posing the Philadelphia tire Department; Tho
following; regulations, based on those I'jeued by
my predecessor, aua lounu lo oo necessary by
my own expcr.enue, will fto into operation at nil
tins occurring aner tue l.u ins, it is believed
a general compliance wi'h them will add
Krrutly to the efficiency of companies, and re
move many of the evil which, in consequence
ot inadequate laws, have grownup in the de-
puilmerit. Any company wuiiiliy dn-rej? irdmi
ihcm. alter the above dale, will render them
selves liable to immediate suspeu-iou.
i. wneii u nre occurs witniu tue oounus or a
company, but in a district o'.her iban that in
which It is located, tue oiucer lu command or
(aid ecru puny ehall report the arrival ol the
same on tbe fire ground, and await Instruc
tions bctore coiiift into actual service. This
lule does pot apply to companies looted on the
line of any di.iir ct when the fire occuis in tho
distm t ndjolning ou said line.
II. liooa and ladder companies will ro. re
move the ladders (torn their trucks until ordered
to do so, except in cases of unusual urcucy,
ai d before the urrivul of the chief or assistant
ecpltieers.
ill. streams villi be niiowed to be thrown
rom the btnet, unlc.-s when orders to tlo sj
are given by the chief or assistant engineer.
IV. hen a ere is exlimiuibhcd. the chief or
an assistant will nrder the nearest engiues to
give three signals in succession with their
wnuties. xuereupon tue ouierent engineers
will rpi at the signal, and stop their engines or
detach tie hose connecting therewith. To
tender this rule effective, engineers of steamers
are requested not to nsc the whistles or their
engines on the fire ground, except for giving
i bio signal; and tbey are especially warned not
to imi'ate the signal, unle 8 ordered to do so by
the officers herein specified.
- V. llo&e companies and hook and ladder
companies will, immediately upon the removal
cf the nose or ladders from tbetr carriages or
irucks, cause their respective apparatus to be
r u oved a reasonable distance irom the imme
diate fire ground, so that every facility to the
building on fire may be secured.
VJ. Where a line of hose is in service from a
plug which Iihb been given to a steam cneiue
company, the suction ot the engine must not be
attached thereto until the engine is otherwise
fully itady to go Into service.
VII. All c mpanles must refrain from leaving
their respective bouses on alarms coming irom
a district bcyoud their bounds.
By order of Giobob Downey,
Chief Engluoer.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Fur additional Marina Ifewi ut Pint Page.
AI.NANAO SOUL fHTXADELPHIA-THIB BAY.
Hun it iwmt.......... 7 n Moo Riwa........,.H'i)
bOM BIRIIm... 6 l8HlB WATB.MnM.M.. i 60
rHlUOlKLVillA. WABUIKOTON,
EBKOAY. 1 K.M. II.M,
l4ini quurier s o iff ev. II m mo.
New iloon....... ...11 9 05 mo. 8'4S mo.
Firm (jutrir.....n...ts u17 ev. 11'38 mu.
FuJI Mood .S9 714 mo. 6&S mo.
PHILADELPHIA BOABJ) OJ THADB,
JAMK8 DoUOHKBTr, "1
ettkUK WtttUIB, VMOKTHIT COMMITTBB.
AIUVIOIKNXS OF OCICAN BTICAAIKUS.
rOH AMKIUUA.
Alslsolo .1jOUloiw.New York Tan.
Kbelu ....ISoulliaajiuu...Iiew Yoik.........Ju.
liie yueo.... Liverool.lSuM York...rJika
Uenuaula BoullianiiU)U.New York..,
Jan.
Ciiy ol Uotk...-L1vrpiol...Ni)W Yora..
iialn JioutlaDiDU).,.NiW York.
NrtMliw. ..IJvmpool.MNew VoiIl.
lurlla. . tllvervool,..Mew York..
C.iji Haltluiore...IJlveri(Kl...iow York
'IK.niuai,.. l.lVMCItMtl PftV YOrE,
..JU.
...Jau.
..Jau.
Jan.
1MU BOKOiK.
TTolKatl
Muhithu.,
Kew York...Uambiirg....-..-reo,
New York...Llverpool.
Maw York.-I,lvrni.Hl...-.."!r"'
AUtualkklaa.
l)i-ui( iiluo New York...BreiuHU-..........-r.,,D-
rmu vr York...LWeri)Ool .............. vo.
. ol VRilliuure.New York.-I.lvorpool..... fii.
U ol lurk Nw York-.lilvwrpool ....lr"b
OOAHTWIMK. IXlMKVI'H-i. JCIXJ.
rUona....... .sw YoraarlPlllll-',,?
P.OUJI.....i-Qlllfc. w II uiiugtuu
Woiio t ai.Ue..N'ew York.Havan.-.. JV"
W liu I ltil,ul. n 1R(L
nana ai turwarded by ever Kiaunior inviieruu
Hue, 'ibe aieauuiia lor or from Liverpool aiUt
yuMnatowD,exciit itoaUauadlau Una, wblun call at
IxiDiloiMleirT, TaeaiMuuan fc or t JJkl lueuonu
Mut seal M Mua4buVulk
tt CLKARRD BATURDAT.
Biesmpbtp J. w. Kv.rii to, vauco, Norfolk and Blob
moiid. w. p. ciTOo A o.
Br. irlf Alhri, Briemoij. Cork or Falmouth for or
ders. Workman A tlo.
fcnrt?rah Waisen, Brnllh, Havana, L Hongh A
Mprrln.
8l'r Mew York. Jnnea, Washington and Alexandria,
W. P. Clyde (Jo.
Bl'r K, W UlUiR, Vundlff, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVKOBArORDAY.
Btefttriabtp Pioneer, Caiharlno, 61) hours from Wtf.
mlnmnn, N. C, with lunihrr. naval storm, etc., to Phi
Urteiiil la aud Hnmhern Mall Hipamslilp IV).
KieHiimiilji Kotnnn, Baker, 45 liuurn Irom Ronton,
With mane, to H. Winior fc Co. on barqne at lli
Breakwater, one ticrm. and one rmlTli(e4 orl Inav
leg the breakwater at 7 ?0 A. M. bound up. UlT B 'a
Iavia' Point panned: barque JS. U. Bawes, irons Liver
pool, (tin aground.
Hchr Huxen, or New York, Oasiadv, frnm Virginia
for HcuD, Tbe Hixoii wai preTlnoi y reporind
axhore nsar Lewi, Del., hut wai ilnalel hy Mfien,
E. J. Merrlo A Co.. wrrcfteis, and lowed lo tbl port
by strrming Aioerioa.
Hrhr 1 jrcoeu. l,i ner, Cnr from Hoiy rna,Del., with
ri.l a to Jaaies L. ltjnluy A Co.
rOHT OV PIlTlTAnEPHlA.
forolsn nu coasiwISB arrival-) lor III month of
Jan,, 16S, s compared wiiti ibe s une pei !od la IbM:
. For. (Joan. Total. For. rotvit. Tot
Shies' . ... a ... a
bteivii hip i , a 8 ... 8
Knrqiiefi lu . .., is in a 11
Bilti" 16 4 . 511 7 ... 7
K'iiooners... 7 Mi 29 8 r,H Pn
flloops....M ... IDS 1 . A.1 61
HleBner. Ill 1)1 ... 64 61
Pai(?f ... S8 as ... S 8
Boat." ... is is
Tfjta) 41 67 f2u 2A SUl 3J8
. MTU UK AND A.
Pliip Clrrroanla. Kvprn. honcB Mr Antwerp bifer-i
reioiled l ul into IlaKax lo fll'itren. fKoerteniwd
very heavy wpatner. and at o ie p. rlod hart two met
.1". '"th" 1,0 'I- Would discharge cargo and gaon
Ite "lip for nepalis,
HbUi Haranak, Tnrler. cleari-d at Mobt'e27ch lilt.
"'fil'sl'6"100 WUh '2M ble8 col,on' valuFrt at
Htllp Besrde Parker, Frits, for Phfladelphla, cleared
at I.lvrnool Hih on.
Ship H'ry, Hall, for Pldlndelphla. ctosrel at
L veipool Ifith nt.
Sieamsblp Wyoming. Teal, for Philadelphia, nailed
f.om Iravannnb lotn uit.
tftean kl.lp Norfolk;, l'latt, for Phlladolphta, silled
frnm Klctimond 28ih uit.
8ienjhhlp Stars and Blrlpes. Holmfs, honco for
Havana, at cbnrleston yesterday, and nailed again.
Pot Id lo rand ibe engineer, whose band bad been
hijnred by ibe inuchlneiy.
iiriiie Clara. Probst, lor Philadelphia, cleared at
Eotuidain Htb uit.
HBMiue Nlobe, Wnlon, hence, at Hfkr.attan 4'h nit.,
via Ban Frannlron. Just arrived, in sail naue day for
a pen 40 nlirs nortb, in load lor New York.
BrlgAbby Watson. Allen, tor Philadelphia, was
lending at Wilmington, N. C. ZSth nit.
Hchr H. A. llnnt, Doropton, tor Phltadn'phla,
cleared at Wilmlugion. N. t) ,2Hih uit.. with lnnmr.
Hclir Oettyibiirg. (Jorou. at Wdmlugton, N, U. ZS'.b
uit., liom tw York.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
em RKAL EST ATP) T H O M AS A HON3
fiiiSALK -On Til' sdny, February 2.J, 1809, ut 12
o o cick, noon, will be sold at Public Halo, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, the following described
property, viz :
No, 1. Five-story brick hotel and dwelling,
No. 114 Spruce street, between Frout aud
Hecond streets. All that five slory brlctc mes
suage and lot of ground, situate oa tuo Hmub
side of Wprure at reel, betweeu Frout aud Sersond
si reels, No. 1U; conUilulng la front ou 8prua
street 'Zl feel, and extending la deptb about 102
feet. Il is occupied aa a hotel anil dwelling; on
tbe first floor Is a largo bar-rooia, dining-room,
and kitcben, with urlvaie entrance; oa tne
second floor, large parlor, 3 cbaiuber, 2 bub
rcoms and watur-closul, and 'ou tlm third,'
fourlli.ftDd flllh alorles, lu all nboui. 28 rootca
Cieerof all incumbrwnce. Terms Half easd.
I'osstsslon on or about April I, lSiiD. Tneatiove
proptrty la couvenlent to tne Hpruce Street
Market, and near tbe Delaware river.
No. 2. Modern three story briek dwelling, No.
2040 Locust alreet. All that three-ntory brick
lnefcBiiiige. with two-atorr baolr. bnlldioK aud
lot of ground, sliunte on Ibe siutb aide of
I,ocuit tlreer, iawt of Twenty-flrat street. No.
2040; containlLg in front on focdt Htreet lfifeet,
and extendipK in depth 80 fort ro atewart alreet.
ItbiiHthe gaa luti'xlnced, bai li. hot and cold
water, range, into. Term Half cash. Posses
sion m or aliout Jane 20, IHCO.
M. THOMAS & SONS. Anntloneera,
130Ht No?. Ib9 and HI 8. FOUUTH Stredt.
A HEAL KSTATE. THOMAS ft RONS'
tIaALK On Tuesday, February 2;l, I860, at l'J
o'clock, noon, will bo Hold at public sale, at tbe
Pbiludelpbia Exchange, the following described
propertied, viz.:
No. 1. Very valuable Business Stand, south
west corner of Market and Htrawberry streets.
Ail that valuable tour-story brtok slore und lot
of ground, situate at the southwest corner of
Market and Strawberry streets; containing In
front on Market street 14 feet, aud extending fa
depth 03 feet, more or less. Terms, 8S000 my
remain on mnrtffnge. Possession oa or about
June 8, 18l9. Preceuf root, J2o00 n year.
The above Is an old and well-established ba
sinets stand.
No. 2. Four-story Brick Store, No. 2 Straw
beiry street. All that valuable four-story brick
store and lot of ground, on the west side of
Strawberry street, sonib of Market street. No.
2; containing In tront 14 feet 0 Inches, and iu
deptb 80 feet, more or less.
Terms Half cash. Possession on or about
July 20, 1870.
M. THOMAS A SONS, Anetloneers,
1 30 1 3t Nos. 133 and 141 S. FOUUIH Ht,
TKU8TEE'S SALE THOMAS & BOSS,
A lTm-rrM 1.-1.-17 I j.l. Opa,.in t..
uay, eoruary -a, xeoa, at lio ciuon, noon, win
be sold at pubilo sale, at tbe Philadelphia Ei
charge, all the title and lnterebt of L. F. Barry,
trnstee of Michael Heir, In the following pro
perty, viz.:
6 lots of ground, 25x100 feet, Faelflo City (a
city In prospective), la Wa'-nington Territory.
Also, 1 40 of the undivided part of said Paelflo
City.
Also, 4 lota in Syracuse, Oregon, each 2ot 100
feet.
AlhO, 21 lots In Canemah, Oregon, each 25x100
'eet.
Alf o, 3 lots In Syraonse, Oregon, eaoh 2-5x100
feet.
Also, 1 lot la Bntevllle, Oregon, Vef yt acres.
Also, 1 lot in Bntevllle, Oregon, 25x100 feet.
Also, a land claim to tHO acres, near Oregon
City, Oregon.
Terms (Jasb.
By order of L. F. Barry, Trustee,
M THOMAS &. hONS. Auotlnneers,
1306V, 7 1 No. 13t)aiidl41ii.FOUHTUblreet.
OBrilANS' COURT SALli K-iTATE ol''
Adam Jobnbtou, dei-easoita 1 nomas st
nuur, Aociioneere. t nree-biory unm
log, No. i:i0tf Hoe street, west of Thirteenth
street. Pursuant to an order o' lite Orphans'
Court, for tee citv and county of PulUdelpMii,
Will be sold at, politic sala, oa Tuesday, Febiu
ary 23, 18t9. at 13 o'eloob, noon, ut ibe Philadel
phia Evchange. the followlug deaarlbod pro
perly, late ol Adam Johnston, deo-'ased, viz.:
All teatthree-blory btlcs: messuage aud lot of
giound. situate ou the north sine of rlassafraa
strtel, RI leel 4 leches west of Tnliteetjtn street,
city of PhlladelptiU;coniBtntngla front 20 feet
10 lccres. And la rieplh 100 feet to a U feet wide
alley, hading from Tnlrteeuihslrentto JnnVper
street. Bounded on the cast by aroundgiauwd
to Christian Hank on ground rent, on theuoi irt
by mid li leet wide aliey.ou the westby arouad
y.n "UUJ ' 'A"Z ... -Twi .,ri.leu of the said 12
with and without horses, cattle, earl and oar.
rtete? "nto; out of, and along the same,
liy the uSKPH meg ART, Clerk O. 0.
M THOMAS ft bOS. Anotloneers,
1803l3Vo Nob. 181) and 141 8. FOURTH. Ht.
REAL ESTATE. TnOMAS ft SONS'
i),.Btni.uUtiinil ') Thrikiitnrv Itrlnlr
t- n BUI"' 4,11 j
iTTTTies. Mo. 1317 snd 1310 Ridae avenue, aoove
TTBa.nv. ,1 ,.i,,l,.lr nn,.n will h.unlill
rusrv io, joui, v v. v ' v. . , n ... vv u -
nubile sale, at tbe Philadelphia Exchange, all
those 2 three-story brluk messuage aud the lot
essierly side of Bldge avenue, Nos. 1317 and
mo- the loioonialnliig In fronton Rtdgeave-
.w. ...... .....1 i .K.nil 4n ..n I, a
BUD OO I eii. HUU iu uopvu u
fcorth Hoe 83 fuel 5 luobes, aud on the aou'.n line
L . . . , . .. 1 f, ' 1, .... In.l UU
two stores, each have piuie glass, ete ; the upper
room a bioiuiuiokiu ,uu .uuh emu uj
and gts Cxtuies are included lu the stle, free of
J'litffcersiUD oi ure nu. ion, juiv 10. imv.
May be examtucd Huy ly previous lo sale.
M. THOMAH ft HONS Ann! loneers.
1 30 l3v Noa. 13l and 141 B. FOUR Cll ttret.
granted lol'eier inuurusmr uu . ",T,
Si, don tbe south by l&rf"
Being tbe same lot of ground which rnonaHsl.
i..iT-.i ,ira hi Indenture dated Apiil 7, A.
1) 1817 recorded tn Deed Book M H. No 8. page
til etr! ersrlted aDd conveyed auto tl.e sal.l
Adam JobnMon. in fee Under and snbj.et t.
Hie Das ment of a yearly ground rent of $11 07 lu
oi iwirveiirlvD-ivments. Toaelher
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
EX ECUTOKS' HALE.-ESTATR OF
JFHEMlAll II AO K H. Uecewd.-M.
1 ayMABs(js, AuotioneOiS. Very deslralil
Posit ess Pronerty. Two lara and valu.ttile
Three story Brick Resldenoes, Nos. 818 and 818
Kontb Fourth street, with stable and oiiol-honi-e
in the rear on Orlscum street. Lot 4.3
feet front on Fonrth street, IHi fot la depth to
tirlrcom Mree'j two froDt. Oa Tdesdny, Feb
ruaiy 9, 1800, at 12 o'clock noon, win be soi l
public sale, at tne l'hilu'le Ip ila Exchange, nil
that large and valuable lot of ground, with the
Inipiovements ibereoa creeled, situate on the
west side of Fourth street, south of Spruce
street, No. 818 and 318 Tbe lot contains lu
front on Fourth street i feet. Including a three
feet wide alley, as now tin 1U over(thendJolnln
firoperly ou the south having the privilege ol
l ). and extending In depth 182 feet to Orlsiom
Mreet, on whloh street It hns a front of 46 foet.
Tbe Improvements consist of two tbreo-aiory
brick reslflenoes fronting on Fourth street, one
of ibem No. 810, with expensive baok bulldlugt,
and containing tbe modern convenience, elo.,
and a large and commodious stable aad coach
house, fronting on Orisconi stroet.
Clcnr of all 'ncumbranca The above are well
and substantially hullt, aud at a small exponse
could be easily altered Into stores or oHIobs,
Mny be exnmlned on appllcalioa to the auc
tioneers. Terms half ca di.
M. THOMAH & SONS, Ano'loneera,
1 S8 30 Ft l) Nos i:i9 and 111 W. FOURTH Ht.
OPXECUTOHV PEREMPTORY SALE
Ksifite of Ellis Reiuhei'iier, dece.sed.
'J Uuinas ft Sons, Auctioneers. Valuaole Busi
ness bland. Slore, N. W. corner of Frankford
r ad and t'olnmbla avenue., Nineteenth wrd.
41 feet freut, loO feet deep to Ltit street, three
from. On Tuesday, February 10. lSlil), at li
o'clock, noon, w ill bo sold at paollo sale, with
out itserve, at tbe Pbiludelpbia ExoiiHuge, all
that two-story brick building and lot of ground
situate Nos. 1700 and 1702 Fmulilord road, N.
W. corner of Columbia avenue, Nineteenth
wnrd; the lot containing In front, on Frankford
roRd 41 feet, and extending tn depth along
Columbia aver. no 100 feet to Lelb si rtet ihree
fronts. It has beeo occupied as a dry goods aad
clothing store; bus three largo bulk windows,
new balcony, large hall, and 6 rooms on seooml
floor; large yard, elc. The above is a very valu
able property, and Is a very good business
stsnd. Hsle absolnte. Immediate possession.
May be examined any day previous lo sale.
By order of
M.THOMAS ft SONS, Anotloneern,
12 17 26 J23 fO 13J No. 139 and 141 H. FOURTH Ht.
S PUBLIC BALE. THOMAS A BONS.rjS
g 'il Auctioneers. Valuable Farm. 220 scres.ilj
to uiie Horse inrnplke, Ceutre towusblp.
den county. New Jersey, 6 miles from Camden,
2i ml.'es from Haddonll-ild. Ou Tuesday, Feb
ruary 23, 18(j9, at 12 o'clock, nooo, will hes ild at
pubilo tale, at tne Philadelphia Exctiaoge, ail
that valuable form, 2J0 acres of luud, Biiuuteoa
tne Wblie Horse turnpike, Camdeu eouuty, N.
J., about six miles trout Camdeu, adj'iluiug tue
well-known farms of Charles Willilts und
Cbalkley Albertsot; It has a variety of soil, a
portion being heavy loam, suitable for grn8s or
gi aln, aud a port Ion for trucking. 8U earns of
never-lulling water pass through tee entire
fni m, waking 11 desirable for dairy purposes.
rOO apple tieesof choice varieties. I' ho lm.
provements are a-dwelliug contdtuiug 17 rooms,
2 burns, spring house, aud out-buildings. A
pump of excellent water la kltcheu.
Terms Three-fourths of the purchase money
may remain.
Will be shown on application to the tenant,
Mr, George VV. II aye.
M. THOMAS A SONS. Auctioneers.
123 2 6 20 Nos. 130 and 141 S. FOUR Til SL
RKAL ESTATE THOMAS ft BOSS'
m SALE Two-story brlek Hotel and Dwell
ing, No. 807 South Front street, between
Caiharine and liueeu streets. Oa Tuesday,
February JO. JKb'J, at It o'clock, noon, will be
sold at public sale, at tne l'nlladelpula Ex
change, ail that two-siory brick messuage, with
two-story back buildings and lot of ground,
sltnale on tbe tust sidecf Fi oat street, belweea
Catharine aud Queen streets. No. 807; ihe lot
containing in iroui oa .f ront street -m leet 0
inches, or thereabouts, and extending In depth
120 feel. The above Is occupied us a lager beer
saJoon and Is a good business stand. Bar and
nxturts Included in the sule free of onarge.
jmraeaiaie possession.
Teims $150(1 may remain on mortgage.
M. THOMAS ft HONS, Ano'lnneers,
1 13s3t Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH 8t.
REAL ESTATE. THOMAS ft HONS'
jl 8ALfc. Largo aud vulu iido lot, soutonast
ouiter of Foartu and Mlillln sireeis, First
ward; 165U feet front, 3 frouis. Oa Tuesday,
Ftbiuaiy 0, 1869, at 12 o'elook, noon, will
bo told at puollo sale, at the Pulladel
ihla Exchange, ail that large und valuable
iot of ground situate at tbe southeast corner of
Fourth and Mlillln streets, First, ward; contain
ing In frcnt on Mifflin street 165 feet 4U luelies
and In deptb on Fonrth sireel 65 feet 9 Inches
extending In depih aloug Moyameuslng ave
nue 66 feel 8 Inches. A plan may be seen a, the
auction rooms, showing howlleoald be divided
iDto ten holloing iota.
Terms Hair cash.
M. THOMAS A SONS. Anotloneera.
1 30 S 21 Nos. 139 and 1 11 S. FOURTH Street.
gfm EXECUTOR'S BALE. KiTATE OP
feiSAlaernnn H. Roberts, deceased THO-
JkiAH ft BONH, Auctioneers Two triree-siorv
brick Dwellings, iNos. 1UU7 and 1069 beach
street. On Tuesday, Febrnary 16. 1869, at 12
o'clock, noon, will besold at public sale, at tbe
PbiladeiphiaExehange.all tnose 2 turee-atory
bricB mesBnages anu iois or grouna tnereunto
beionelna. slmaie oa tbe east side of Beuon
Street, Nos. 1067 and 10C0: each lot containing In
troiit 17 feet, and extending In depth 69 feet 10
Incuts. Tbe nouses nave recently oeeu pat lu.
thorough order. Clear of all Incumbrance.
Possession April 1,1869.
M. THOMAS ft HONS, Auctioneers,
1 30 f8t Nos. 130 and 141 B. FOURTH Ht,
GROCERIES, ETC.
TUITE
CLOVER HONEY,
JUl.TBIJI.HEM BUCKWHEAT,
XXI RA MESS MACKEUEL.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
Dealer la Fine Groceries,
11 7rp Cor. EXJDVENTH and VINK Streets.
TRUSSES.
IRU8SES. lEUStiKd. TUU3SE3.
I.ADIKS'
Trusaea. Abdomtni I Bui porters. Klnxtlc Bridy Belts,
bt cklui: and liibdagea, correctly aOJimiod uya coui-
'""b'AxIvB TBTJB8 FaTiFLfHMKNT,'
ISUwIujJ Mo li4JCUtaMJfSlreet.
NTIWIHDOW RATTLER
ft'tir Dvt elllugs, nrs,Nteamboats, Et.
Prevents Rattling and Shaking of the Win
dows by the wind or other cuuses, llgateus the
mtli. pievents the wind and duntfroiu entering,
easily aiiached, and requires but a single
glance to Juiie.o ol lis merits.
Call on the General Agent,
C P. ROSE
A'o. 727 7AYNE Street,
Between Market and Chesnut,
12 11 fiawUin tladelphla
I RC GUARDS,
fOB ITOBD rnoNTR, ANTLVaiS, FAO
lOUIM, ETC
PateDtW'lre ItaJllng,;iron Bedsieads, Orntunenta
Wire Work, Paper Maaers' WUei, and every varlet
Of Wire Work, naannfaotorf d by
M. WALKfiB A SONS
mwf No- U Morih BIIlU
DB. KINKILIR. AFTEB A RK8IDENC1
aud urat'tlca of tli'my years at he Northwest
corner ofTUIrd and TJulon streets, has lately re
oioved to Month KLKVKttl'H bueot, baiwaau aLAit.
liKTandCHJWiNUT.
Uisanperloriij' la tbe Dtonopi and perfect onre ol
all recent, chronic, local, tud onustliaUonal afleo
tlea ot a special nature, IS provttrblaL
Jjiaease of tbe akin, appearing In a hundred dif
ferent forms, totally eradicated! menial and physical
weak new, and all ncrroni debilities acleutlfloally
and aacoasaniUF tMala Otaoa hours from AM
otr.M-
DEAFSEB8. 1VEBT INSTHUMBNT TllA!
aolenoe aad iklll have Invented ki aaalat th
hearlnc la every decree of deafneat; aio, Hplia
torsi a lao, ttr an (tail's patent Otuum. turmrlor tc
ny otbera in Dae, at P. MAlljtlKA'B. Ho. Ul
iitaili auaa. below tlkasnna Hba
PROPOSALS.
SEATED PROPOSALS WILt, BE RROTCIVED
at tbe OtUee of the Chief Quartermaster
Military Division of tbe Missouri. R'. L-uli,
Mo , nniil J2 M., on the 20th day of February,
1809, for the transportation of Government
truops and supplies from the following points
to posts on tne Mlssonrl river, as Indicated,
dining the time from Msroh 20, 18U9, to Ojtober
20, 1W.9, lnclnslvo, vl :
From Ht. Louis loHloux City, Foi ls Randall,
Bnlly, Rice, Stevenson, Uuford, Ctmp CxK,
or any post that may be eitabllabed at the
mouth of tbe Mu6cleshell river, snd Fort
Kenton.
From Wyandotte, Kansts. to Hioux City,
Forts Randall, Hully, Kiep. Htevtnion, Buford.
Camp Cook, or any post that may ha established
at tbe mouth ol the Mnsclesheli river, and Fort
Pen ton.
From Fort Tjeavenworth to Sioux City, Forte
Randall, Bully, Klce, Hievenson, 11 a ford, (Jump
Cook, or sny post that' may bo established at
the mouth ol the Alusclosbell river, and Fort
Hen ton.
From Omaha to Rlonx City, Forts Randall,
Bully, Rice, Hleventon, Buford. Camp Cook, or
sny pest that may be established at tbe mouth
of Mnsclesheli river, and Fort Ponton.
From Fort Randall to Forts Hully, Rleo, B'e
venson, Ruford, Us rap Cook, or any post that
may be established at the month of Muscle
shell river, and Fort lien ion.
From Fott bully to Forts Rlon, Htevenson,
Ruford, Orimp Cook, or any post that may be
established at tbe mouth ol tbe Mus'losneil
rlvr, and Fort. Benton.
From Fort Rice lo Forts Htevenson, Buford.
Canip Cook, or any post thai, may bo estab
lished at ibe mouth of the MuiolcsLieU river,
arid Foit ReMon.
From Fort Htevenson to Fort Hnrord, Camp
Cook, or any post that maybe established ut
the month of the Muuclesheli river, and Fort
Per ton.
lioni Fort Ruford to Camp Cjok.or any post
tlihtrney be eslnhlished at the month of tue
M uselesnell river, and Fort Benton.
From fc'amu Cook, or any post that may be
establish' d st the month of the Mnaoleihell
river, to Fort Benton.
li win he the endeavor of the uovernment to
ship timing tbe season most favorable for navi
gation ol the river, say between June 1 aud
Angust 31. Rldders will state, however, the rate
(eparately for eaoh month from March 20 to
October 20 Inclusive, Ihe date ol starting, so as
to determine the rale to be paid) at which tbey
will perform the service from each of the start
ing points of destination above named, as fol
lows: 1st. Tbe rate at which they will transport each
officer and soldier (cabin passage to be provided
for officers, and for soldiers necessary facilities
lor cooking their rations, whloh will be supplied
by the Government).
2d. Tbe rate per 100 pounds at whloh they will
transport supplies.
3d. The rate each at which tbey will transport
bones, uiules, cattle, ambulances, cartB, wagons,
etc. (troughs for feeding animals to be supplied
by tbe steamboat).
A just preference wtll be given to parties who
own and control boats. Routs will oe expected
lo always plve the Government freight tue pre
ference, and in no ease will be allowed to carry
private to the esclnr-ion of Government freight.
The contractor will be required to transport
stores by land in the event of failure by water;
snd nil stores received by the contractor for
trmji-porlaiion must be delivered at their desti
nation wlihln tne year 189.
Bidders will please give the rate at whlnh they
will luinli-h transportation down stream.
In case the contracting parly f-tils to carry
freight as required, the Government reserves
the rltibt to lurnlsh the transportation at the
expense of tbe contractor; and nothing herein
contained shall be so construed as lo prevent
tbe Government from transporting public sup
pihs on any of Its own boats.
The Government reserves the right, to reject
any or all Ibe bids that may be offered,
Ridders are Informed that no boat loaded
with Government stores will oe allowed to go
above Hioux City, Iowa, drawing over three
and one-buir feet of water, and that boats will
not be required to go to points above Hioux
Citv with lees than 130 tons.
Rlddtrs sbonld give their names In full, aa
well as their places of residence, and eaoh pro
posal must be accompanied with a bond in the
mm of 810,000, signed by two or inorerespon
slblo persons, guaranteeing that tn case the
contract la awarded to the person proposing,
tbe contract will be accepted and entered Into,
and good and sufliolent security furnished by
said party, in accordance with the terms of this
ndertii-eunent.
Tbe contractor will be required to give bonds
In tbe turn of 8100,000.
Tbe party to whom the award is made must
be prepared to execute the contract at once,
or d to give the required bond for the faithful
itrfoirijauco of the contract.
As railroad transportation maybe required
for troops and supplies irom uuiuago, iiunoi,
lo Hioux City, proposals for the same during
the season above specified are Invited.
Copy of blank form of river contract to ba
enttied into, In Ihe event of award, and blank
forms of proposals, can be bad by application
lo this olll ce, at the olU.ce of the Chief Quarter
master. Department of tbe Missouri, Fort
Leavenworth, Kansat; of Chief (.Quartermaster,
Department of the Platte, Omaua, Nebraska;
ai d at the office of Brevet Brlgadler-Uaneral
Fied. Myers, Deputy Quartermaster-General,
U. H. Army, Chicago, Illinois.
Proposals for river transportation sbonld be
endorsed ''Proposals for Army Transportation
by the Missouri rlvei;" tnose for rail, "Pro
petals for Army Transportation from Chloago
lo Hioux City," aud addressed to the under
signed. By order of the Quartermaster-General U. 8. A.
' 3. li DONALDSON,
Assistant Quartermaster-General U. H. A.,
Chief Quartermaster Military Division of the
Missouri. 12523t
nilOPOS AL8 FOR CORN,
Hbasohs Fifth Military DisthIct,
1
DTATB OF A IS X As,
Office of chief quaktubmabtkr,
A (iuTIU Taw ..a lniill'ir.T ft 1 UMQ
Reeled Proposals. In duplicate, will be re
ceived at Ibis ofnoe until FRIDAY, February 6,
18ti9, at 12 M., for furnishing the Quartermas
ter's Departmental Fort Concho, Texas, with
such quantity of Corn as may be required until
May 81, 1869.
Corn to be of good, clean, merchantable
quality, shelled, and delivered In sacks, subject
to a rigid Inspection.
Delivery to commence on award of contract,
and continue In such quantities and at anon
times as may be required by the Post Quarter
ter. Rids to be plainly endorsed "Proposals for
Cortaal Fort Oonolio, Texas," and addressed to
tbe undersigned.
Ry command of Brevet Msjor-General J. J.
Reynolds. J. A. POITER,
Brevet Brigadier-General and C. Q. M.,
1 22 2w Fifth Military District.
pKO POSiLJ FOB. OOBN.
IiaaEO.UAaTKj-8 Fifth Miutabt Dibtbh.t, t
bTATK oir Tax as, I
OFFIC OFCBIFF QriT.BTM.TS. f
Ai'SHM, IK as, Jan. 6, 110. J
fiealf d propcsali, lu duplicate will ne received at
tills tilUce Ptiill hAlUKDAY, February 18, 1S6J,
kt lie clock M , for lurnUldug the tjuartermastei's
lJeparimeut at camp t'oncordla. lexaa. with
i.iti eufaiiUlj of Corn as may be required until J uue
Wclmi'to be of good, clean, merchantable quality,
r.eiid. aiid delivered lu sacka, subject 10 a rigid la-
lJei)very to commence on scceptance of oontract,
and continue lu auua qiisml'iea and at suou
times as may be lequl-ed by the Post Quarter
niHHift
HiUs to be plainly endorsed 'Popoals for Corn
stCanjpCouceiiUU,'r and aduretted to the under-
"flV commscd ot Brevet Msjor-General Oanby.
J. A. POTTKK.
Brevet Brlgadlfr Ofneialand U. U. at.,
1 22 8w Fifth Military D.mrlct.
nBOPOHA LB F 0 It CORN.
IlXAPQUAMJiBS FiFTIt MH.1TAKY II8Tai0T,"l
Bl ATK oy TKJt AS I .,
Of FlCX OF C'niEK QUAKTlCHMAM'ritB, f .V
ArSTiN. Texas, January , lSuH. . I
Bcaled Proponals lu duplicate, will tie received at
tbIaclUceumililtlDAV.kebriiBryS. 109, at 11 AI.,
lur fiirulnblug the Quurier uiu.ler's Ddpartmeut at
Fori Hiuekton. Texas, wlta such quanuiy ol Corn as
may be leijulred uuiu May HI, lstlu. . ,,
Com to betil khh1, eileau, merchantable quality,
(belled, aud delivered In sacks. sulijtic to a rigid lu
ipectiuu. Delivery to eommeDcn on award of contract,
ud to continue lu such qitauilite.4 snd at suoti
ilnies as may be required by tho tfosi yuaxter
mMiier. Bids to be plainly eadoned "Proposals for Corn at
Fun btocktou, Texas,' sua addressed to the undttr
llgncd. uy command of Brevet Haisr-Oencral Canby.
J. A. ro IT Kit.
Brevet Brlgadler-f'euerai and C. i, af ,
1 JJ I w Fifth M lhiary Diiiriot,
RODGElfS' AND WOSTENUOLM'8 POCKET
KNl Pearl and btat Handlxa, of beautiful
Anle. kODOJlJvM' and WADE A BU'lVH E it'll RA
I60PH. aad the eelebraled LEeXIULlRJI IAAZOJ1
bejlbbOKri Of the finest quality,
ltaaon. atidves. bcuatora, and Table Cutlery Orrmn4
Hi Poilaked, at P. alADJuJtA O, ixa. aas M. TAi i cr
aaaai.kvUiw flkaaiinti
AMUSEMENTS.
D
u e n a i ii l u!
UON AND UORILLA HUNTING;
'.."'. " -on. '. r ; ' m t
TWO YEAK1 IN FQUATOHIAL AFAIOA.
M.PATJ1.B.DTI CHAILLU Will give ONB LRU
TlIKK nn the above wb'ct profuaMly Illustrated
with palntlnirs. niapi, eto., and describing his aolaua
aid tlirlllluf adventures In Afrloa, at .
CONOKRT HALX,
CHESKTJT 81HEKT, ABOVfi TWELFTH, -
On MONDAY KVltNlNO, Fab. J, i,. , " .
Tlelrets of Admllon.. .,...5s eartU
luaei vtd BeaiB... , n oenia
Tbe sale of tlckla fur reserved aeats will lake
place at Ttumpier-a No. KI Cueanut street, and at
ibe llall, wbeie also tlvkeia wltbout oouuons mar ba
"" I M 7l
AMATKURS' DHAWI.N3 IloOil, 8KVN
1 JtfM II Rtrret. abov t hen at
Mies l'lLINh H ltW31l!,lullYTn
will deliver tier p"puir f,-enu on
, WtllNKBDAy. Feh-narys.
Pnbjecl AN AfPhAL To WOilAN.
limira open at 7. Lecture at i.
Hm'oi ' ou,l'u, T'omuler's arid Continental
I hls gifted young 'peaker has attained great popu
larity in the c niral and i orltiern Dana ot tbe Hltf,
aid uuwdralr.a lotamtlie aetirobatlon and s v in Da
lly ot tbe cltitena ol I'ulladelphla la a eanse aa
liuniane. J I St
MRS. JOHN DHtWMAUCU BXliEBr the.
I.AbT WKKK OK MUKK1PE1RK
MONDAY. aiMi liriti Ml THu; WKEK
Bhakeapeaie'. live ao: C'tn-dy caiiea , '
'1 WH I K1H Me II I:
OR, WHAT Y.U WILL.
with new Rrei.ery anue.siuuiea,bbuk.banearlaa Music
and Fine l ust
Mrs. J Ulli 1'BHVV a. V10L4
A ded br lb- Full Comoauy.
Monday. 1 1 hfur a I eMKeAl'B,
AIJiUT ST. Ttlfc.Aliife'. BEIilNW at Hi
TxllS (Mi mla i KV h..' IMU Keb 1
1-OLK1H AMI l.h'l WUbir
of Dion Boulk aua ii tie, ma loual ilrairanf
AF'lJiH DAkki OK, I.ON DUN BY lMlUUT.
A'ltri w m 'u v at .i i icini.'nruiniii'U
Wl 1 M KN I'hllhlASTIIl IPPI.ltlun
j . n. miijunui ub OLD TOM
In order lo acvonutiodaie thos who tenlde In .iii.
cent clllea and low us, there will be a dayilshl Tnirl
ferinarce kui-
ON HaTURDAT AF1 ERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK.
To cummeno' wl h the iusiable three of
THE hWlsx HWAIMS,
MISS 81'SAN GALl'OK'S CHESNUT STREET
'llllUA'l HJ1.
i. ll-s fel'NAN vALTON'8
coisiej ofeka iumfany,
with argmenltd Urcbenrr t ana Chorus, will annoar
In Off. nbueb's "fftar
M " Sh," 6."
MONDAY AM) TtFsDAY EVENINH
Feornary 1 and 2 '
THUiOSuAV EVliNINQ.
, -1.A r-ONNA JJBULA."
BfSts can now be secured
THEATRE "cOaliyUfc, SEVENTH STREET
belt w Arcb. luiumenoH. at 74o. '
J. C. HKK.UR1 Hole 1,-aaee and Manamr
TO-IMIUIIT the popu.ar and ver.n'lle ejomedlan
' K, J. noLAIMUKlH KB,
In his own new reea Iomhi C 'inn y of
THE WAY OF TrtK WICKED. ".'
Mr. OhoVaR repieen I g Five (Joaranters, son
ported by a new nn ail dra nailceompaoF.
Fridaj HKKNFlTof Mi.UKUVKK.
Farurda M AT l.N . a '
OX'8 AilKHK AN VAK1ETY THEATBB.'
XYEHY ItVJflvrb ami 8ATCRJDAY V- "
GREAT CUM III NATION TROTJPH, .
In Grand Ballet, km uplau Bnrlesquos,
Dances, Paniouilmea. u.niniwl Acta, ato.
eooga
MA D I 8 O N O B It ' E Y 1 S
URKAT MUtelCAL. EN I'EK rAINoIENT. ,
AaSKM 11LY BUiLOiNi.-. HVEBY Ni,UT '
TBK Wt.lNliJf.kFUi, MUSK AL, ROOKU. -
'I'HK HIMJXKI'tN bUltRlNOUEK, '
TUK bAhUI.Nl N T lillA, ,
THKOuACKRTIKa,
Tl TTMl lUl irTi mu ii ju u..., itnn
Admission, lo ,u,i J6 eeuta.
S I ei
TTALER'8 (LATE MILLEK'S) WINTER
1 HE GRAND OROH ESTRiow. fbrmerly th pro
ps ty ol tbe UKAaUDUKKOF BAD SIN, purobaAad
com- iuatlou wnb FLAMER'8 OK0HK8TKA. and
Hskb NKLulE ANDlvKi-. N. wlh perform AVER Y
AlTEHNOON and KVKMNQ
at the above-meo-
lioned p'ace. Admlsnlon tree.
rAKi, WOLtSOHN'S
l'OURIll MATHEES AT THB
FOYn OF 'J UK AUA DEM Y OV MIMIC.
onTUitiDAY aF'IFRNuon, February aTlsuS at
o'clock, a beu be win be assiBleo by
MR WJi,l,lAM UaNDIDUS,
Tenor Bolnlal nf the New York Arlon society, who
wlllirakehistir8laipearn.c in Pbiludelpbia. Alto,
by M. KHOU 4Ri lOI.ONNE. Vlodalat. and
JIFltK RUDOLPH UK.NN1Q. VlolonoelllaU 180 at
HOJUTltCLTURAL. HAL L. QERMANIA
OBCD Ku'l i P UktlU REH EARBALa
li. VICKY WEDNESDAY
at the door, aud au prh
at ! P. M. TUikiit. anld
at tne door, aud au principal Mualo btores. Pack
rgea of Ave lut 1; sIdkI cents.
ncuKemeuta in bemaoe by addreeslns Q.BAB.
TEltT, No. 1281 MONTERaY btreet; Wlttlg's Mnslo
Wore. lo. 1021 Cbeauul street; Andre's Manic btors,
No urn e'bet.nnt street, ' ;t am
C1ABL BENTZ' AMD MARK HA88I:ER'8 OR,
CHKeTRA MATINEEt. H.VERY BATURDAY
aiX P.M., IN JMUblCAD FUNDHADD. Bin He Ad.
mission. 6ueei ta paoa.-sa rA tickets, tl. aABoiwu-'-lSo.
11U2 CH KWN OT bt.. and at the Door, 111 U '
MJT1CE. THE DNDEBSJONGD
would call tbe alieutlon of tbe public to bis
NEW bOLUA EAUJVki FURNAUJO. ,' '
Tbla la an entirely new beaLer. It I ma nnn.
alructed aa to atonceoomuie. dltell togeoeral flavor,
being a Oumbluatloa ol wrought ad cast Iron, il Is
very almple In it construction, aud la perfectly alr
tlsbti atll-cleuuiug. havlog.no i lpea er drums to be
taken oat and cleaned. It Is ao arranged with nprlgbt
lluea as to produce a larger amount of beat from uta
same weight of coal than any furnace now la use,
Tbe bygemello oouditiuu oi the air aa produced by
my new arrangement oi evaporation will at onoe do
moni irate that It la ti.e ouly Hut Air Farnaoe that
will produce a perefctly heanuy atmohtibere.
TiiO In want of a complete Heating Apparatus
would do wall to call and examine tbe O jlden Eagle,
CHARLES WILLIAMrir
Boa. 1182 aua 11M MAitK JCT Htreel,
Philadelphia.
A large assortment ol (looking Ranges, Fire-board
B loves, Low Down Orates, V eniilators, etc, always
Oa hand
N. B. Jobbing of all kinds promptly dons. 1 10
THOMPSON'S LOIS DON KITCHENER'
or EUROPEAN RANUE.for families, hotels,
or public Inatilulluna. iu TWENTY DIFFE It
Is. NT Bl.tB. Aiao, Pbiladeluhla Ranra.
Dot-Air Fumscea, Portable Heaiora, Dow-dowd
UraUa, Flrebuard (Moves, Ba b Boilers.' btew-bole
psates. Boilers, too king Moves, u wboleaaieaod
retail, by the maoulaciurera,
' IsHAilPE A THOMPSON,
U16wtmm ISo. gsslS. bEOOWD Btfeaf.
s
ALE OF GOVERNMENT ,VES3EU
DfCTQuAaTaMAbTKa-aNaBAi.s Orrica.
rALi jmokk am. j an. an, is9.
The TJnllad Bta'e bteamer OLONEX. RUCKJCR
will be tillered at public sale at tli- pin. of Baltimore,
at 12 o'clock, noon, on WEbNESDAY, February jo!
lata Tblj VMael la a - .
PROPELLER. - .1
of Z41 t-(S tnnt; length, is, iet: breadth tl 1 10 feet;
diptbol lio'd, 8 5-10 fuel; draft, light, feet; loaded.!
feet.
ishe bason d'rect acilng low-presume englaa(Mx
2lltcbta)ot M roiae power, a d ke butler,
Tbe bull la ot Iror, c'V r.d with 2,-lnch whits
oak and pine plank. The bull and bolie were
recently repaired st au expeese of three ttioueanii
dollars . .
All tbe property nu board tba. rightly belongs
to ter out Ml will bn sold l:li tne veisel. Hhm la
well found lu svery respeot and ready lor Uttmsdlat
ui e.
Tbe right larerved lorileot anv snd all bids tor
ctbHe oeemed autliclem by th ondersirfued.
'1 lie veaiel 1 now lyii g at ibe bead of HPKA.U'8
WHARF (foot ol (lav stieeO, wuefe tbesate will take
place, and l open lo inoftciloa by those de4lrtug to
beet me biddeie.
Terms Dash In Government funds oa. day of sale.
biEWART Van viiijtr.
Deputv Qu-triennatter-fidtiflral,
. i anu jirevet Major ueutatU.M.
PUBLIC SALE OF, CONDEMNED ORD-V;
iiativ Diiiiv-,
A lane qusut ty olOtirTemnel Ordnacoa and Ord
nauce blur- w it b iur-ed It i a. P.buc Auc
tion, at fine: a: l-UMi ajiiknal,, aiIIdhh, on
WtDNEbHAV, April 7, IS'.tt at 0 u'cUKk A.M.
The fonuwli t compriseasouie ot tba piIuuaI h-
ulea to bi s iu, vir.i- ,
. Tmi riaiinnn. artr us rallbra. .
Jlim Field CarrUiir . auil i.i.i.Oeri, . , , . , ;
ltxitetiol rill eiy hsrrea.
lutuopot'ndiilH4aud nheli.
4MWialsol IiUiirv A-ct.stf'O'"'
At lsc'liUo-a'1ai(.
7nn a rti ! r- tadd tl.
(iHaliera,
7ioraddle Btauliel.
a a UI.l.,1: Ulldl'S. '.
Lieutenant-Colonel Ordnaaoe.'
B revs'. Brigadier Oeor. li.u. A, -.
. imwaa.doig.
jVick llas Arsenal , January u. IMS, . 1 (u A7
t0Oavirj Oirorm . .
leraoraw abln ,uui ", kl, thetlhlef irf Ov.
ran t bi.lo ' v. t Brsvat Ouiorie 2.
ri'iIN i li d sta.ii '.ny. PurooeM.ig OiftHC,(
io. r nuoaappl'cala at lb raail "
Cliy.oropoaapp T. J .RODMAN, ,
i