THE DAILY EVENING TELEG K APH PHIL ADKLPHI A; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1869.
7
NEWS SUMMARY.
. City Affair.
, --Wr. JoHPpta Ban'om fits been appointed
mirrprcter for the Coons of Quarter Sessions
no Common i'lras.
The evidence la the contested election case
aa rcsnmed jestriday beiotc the examiners,
Meetrr. Me;rlrk and Battun.
Thomas MansBclJ, reddlim nt No. 1315 ttice
treet, died suddenly last evening from the ef
fects of a fall received last week.
John Hon, nsced 7 t ar?, whs run over by a 1
oai train at Twcnt j-rourin street and WaflhlnR
ton avenue yesterday, aid was Instantly hilled.
Jacob Orobler, living on Front street, below
Pontb, fell jeeterday at a puhllc house In Pine
tieet, be'-ween Pixth and Hovcntb, aad broke
his leg. lie was admitted to the l'eniisvlvanla
Hospital.
Cornrllns Dorm. Cli-irW Washmore, and
John Morao have burn held to answer, by Alder
man Kerr, the theft of a piece of cloth from
Mcndehsoiin's cloth store, No. 1318 North
Second street.
Panels Brnrciu was yesterday appointed
Lieutenant of tho Seventh dis'rict, In place of
John A. franks. William Winter was appointed
roundsman In the Nineteenth ward, and An
drew Whiteman a private in the Fouitcenth
district.
The attention of the Mayor having been
Called to the fast dttvincr ol horses on Broad
'.reel, c1ectall.y on Sunday, be Intends to 1sue
an order lor its supprcsHlon. The complaints
come chiefly from residents on that much tra
tellcd thoroughfare.
Jennie Hccly, nineteen years old, left her
home, In Rainbow street, between Trenton
avenue and Blair street, on lad Saturday week,
since which lime the has not been beard or. At
the time she left, ehe snld ibnt sho intended to
go to see a dressmaker on business.
About half-past seven o'clock last rvcnlnsr,
a woman, aged twenty-Qve years, wearing a
black alpaca frock, fell on the pavement near
Thirteenth and Master streets, striking her
forehead. She was removed to No. 1113 Fawn
street, In an insensible condition.
At tbe meeting of the Board of Port War
dens held yesterday, a license was granted to
George II. Stocktou to extend a pier Into tha
Delaware. Alto, to Messrs. I). B. Taylor & Son
to Improve their w brut property on the Dela
ware river, norih of Coates street. Permission
was alao granted lor a renewal of a licence to
Messrs. I. P. Morris & Co. to extend their wharf
to tbe Warden's line on the Delaware river at
Cumberland street.
At a meeting of the Historical Society held
last evening, "Ibc following officers were
elected: Pieshlent John William Wallace.
Vice-Presidents B. II. Coates, II. (J. Jones, A.
II. Hnalth, James L. Clagboru. Treasurer J.
Edward Carpenter. Corresponding Secretary
J. Roes Snowden. Record in n Secretary S. L.
Hmediey. Library Committee John Jordan,
Jr. Publication Committee Charles il. Morris,
Finance Committee J. L. Fcnlinore and James
C. Hand.
A meeting was held In Liberty Hall last
evenlnp, to receive the dileaates sent from this
city to Washington, to tho National Convention
of Colored Men, belli last January, to petition
Congress for the right of suUrage, P. N. JudaU
in the chair, and Joseph C. Russell acting as
Secretary. 1 he report ot the election was real,
giving tbe uamej of tbe delegates, and fixing
the total vote at 634. James W. BrowD, a dele
gate, addressed the meeting, stating that tbe
Judiciary Committee of tho Senate had given
them great encouragement as to the obtaining
of the bounties ot the colored soldiers and
sailors.
Tbe following was offered aud adopted:
fitsolved. That tbta meeting endorses the
action of tbe Rational Convention with regard
to ex-President Roberts, ot Liberia, who has no
claims either of gratitude or contidence on the
colored people of America, in their efforts to
obtain their liberties.
Addresses were made by Rev. George W.
Gould?, David Turner, ana others, when the
meeting adjourned.
Last evening an adjourned meeting of
manufacturers and mechanics, to take measures
to secure the passaue ol an amendment to tbe
law parsed in 1810, regukting tbe shop tax, wus
held in Ransom street, above Eleventh.
The following was adopted:
Hection 1. That hereafter mechanics and
manufacturers who sell eoods in their store,
factory, or warehouse, other than their own
manufacture, not exceeding the sum of one
thousand dollars per year, shull not be classified
as dealers, or required to pay the annual tax
and license Ice imposed by the act ot Assembly,
approved April 22, 1840; but if s-.ich tales exceed
the sum ot one thousand dollars yer year, they
shall be classified in the same manner, and
required to pay the same annual tax on all
rales ol goods not ot tbeir own manufacture, as
ion required of dealer?. But in no case shall
a manufacturer or mechanic be required to p y
a license fi'C upon the sales of goods of their
on manufacture.
DoineHtte AllulifU
John C. Breckinridge arrived in Baltimore
on Saturday.
Buebanan and Glllem will not be confirmed
as Johnson's Brieadier-Generals.
John Lamb, of New York, died suddenly of
heart d'sease yesterday in namniorc.
A dinner was given in New York last eve
ning to Senator-elect Casseily of California.
Edwards. Piper bus been senteuced to the
Vermout State Prison f rcit'ht years for fortrery.
Another Railroad Restriction bill has beeu
prepared and introduced in the Illinois Legisla
ture. General Grant yesterday took a ride with
Mr. Borner, the famous "Dexter" trotting in
their frout.
James Taliant, one of tho parties arrested
for complicity in tbe Rogeis murder, has been
discharged.
An accident on the Missouri Pacific Rail
road on Saturday, at bmithton, caused the
deatb of the engineer, diaries Browuell.
General Unrnside's "Kxptditlon Society" or
organization has been formed, with General
Hum side as President and General J. G. Parke
as Vice-Preldeut.
The trial of tho nnailUt Wormald and
O'Baldwin, for enduing lu a prize tight at Lynn-
field, Mass., commenced in tlie superior Cjurt,
at Salem, yesterday.
Tbe North Caiollna Cherokee do not llko
the treaty now pending, nnd protest ag.tuist it.
onloos It secures to t lie i?atoi u Cuurokee their
share lu the land.) f o l.
Inaac Dunn, ol Trenton, N. I., v. as found in the
Water Tower 11 Sunday. II li id breu mlining
TSr several day, KllO. It b . oseu that be com
n.itted suicide.
Tbe Special Co'iiiuis;ioierb appoints! to
rev'ew the Union Pacific Rullioul have arrived
at Siicrau.ento, and wll etart eatwaid to rrntke
tueir report in a 1 ivv uajc.
Two th eves smashed the window or a
Jewel;? SToTo iu Broalwav, New Yor'i, l ist eve
li'rg, at Lalf-pr'st fevcu o'clock, aud male oil"
with . tray nl diamonds worth $10,000. The
jewels got sratlered and the laioves secured but
11U0Q worth.
rr Ifru AlfK rn.
Ionkon, Feb rt.-Th! ue from Athens is
outradic:l.,ry. Tuo lale.-l d '"patches maintain
that Zulnili had succeeded iu torintng a Cao:-
net, aud that peace is thereof assured.
Vhe reported bu'ilo betweeu the Turks and
llnnti nerins is nrtthnriti'tlvelv denieJ.
Lokoon. Feb 8. Advices have been received
unourii'ing that tba American ichooni r Gott
was alinndimed at eea on January 3. No par
ticulars are Bivcu.
Tlie Copper Tariff mil,
of 10t ea to ea nats, concurred In the Beuato
raendmeut to tbe Conner Turltl bill; Its oppo
nents endeavored to filibuster, but its friends
were so numerous that they were choked off.
The Senate amendments to the bill mute it
more strinient as a protective measure than it
was when it passed the House.
A roan commuted to tba Main Insane
AgTinm twenty years ago for some alight
ofierae, on the ground of lnuurable lnaanlty,
.. Wore the Superior Court at Portland, on
Saturday, to hare his further fate settled, and
lm. 4 v. a f'.onrt and Deonle were otherwise
Wed. ha coolly walked out of court lad
A REVOLUTIONARY RELIC.
Journal of sin Ald-d-Cnmp of Rocham
beau. The Trovldence Journal describes an origlnnl
French manuscript, now In pof ession of Mr. O.
F. li arris of that city. It Is the journal of a
French officer who served under Count d
Kochambeau, and bears the following title:
"Journal depuls mon depart de Franco 2tf Mars,
1781. josq'au 18 Novembru do la mcme atinco
que rarmec aux orders de M. 'e Cte. de Rocham
beau est entre dans ses Quariiers d'nlver.''
(Journal since lis departure from France, tho
2iih ot March, 1781, to tho 18th ot Noveuibsr of
the same year, of the army under tbe orders of
the Com pie de Kochambenu when it went into
winter quarter-.) It Is handsomely written and
makes a small folio volume ot 116 pae. In
It arc nine beautifully executed maps and
plans, some of them four feet in
length, as follows: 1. Map of the Islttn 1 of
Rhode Island; 1, 3, and 4. Maps of the route of
Rochambeau'H army from Newport, through
liartlord to Ftt-bkill: 6. Camp on tho North
river, near Dobb's Ferry, showing tho positions
of the French aid American armies; 6. Map of
the country north of New York, embracing
Fort Washington, Harlem river and the vici
nity; 7. Morrisnnla, with portions of the East
river and Long Island; 8. Froe's Point and purt
ol Long Islitnd; ft. I'lan of West Point; 10. fUu
of the H attic of Trenton; 11. Plan of the Siege
of New Yoik, 1781. This valuable and interest
irg manuscript was in the celebrated Alatson
mvffa.s which took place in Paris on the 15ih
of January, in 18G8, at which Mr. tfarrta was so
fortunate as to socure It against the competi
tion of several European libraries and collectors.
Alter spendiog a few days in Boston and Cam
bilJgettne writer came to Providence, where
be found tbe French troops encamped under
General Count de Rocbamboau. Hu observa
tions about Providence are very brief. He calls
it a '"bcautliul little town," with au extensive
commerce belore tho war. There Is nothing
curious here, he says, but "a hospital ot the
greatest beauty." The building alluded to was
doubtless the old, or northern, editico of Bro wn
University, which, at one period during the
Revolutionary war, was used for a hospital. This
fine structure, so superior then to all others in
1'rovldence, together with Its beautiful situa
tion, no doubt attracted the attention of the
Fre nch oflicer.
From Providence the French troops com
menced their march westward on the 18' h of
June. The first day they encamped near Water
man's tavern, and toe second day reached Plain
field, which tbe writer says occupies "a superb
position." This oflicer seems to have an eye to
the position of every place he sees, with a view
to its detente. The position of Windham he
also considers fine. Of Hartford littlo is said;
but with Weatherefleld ho was In ecstacles. The
houses there were fine, and iu order to see the H
adjoining coautry he went up into the steeple
ot tbe village church. He says he could see
the country for fifty miles around, and declares
it to be the most beautiful be had seen in Ame
rica. The route from Providence to Flshkill,
with each day's march, Is laid down with great
precision. The army Fet out in a single division,
until they reached Windham, when they formed
two divisions, and thus, from eight to ten miles
apart, in parallel lines, they marched to
the Hudson river. We will not follow the army
further.
The Jowtutl says: "In addition to the journal
there are In the volume tho following interest
ing papers: A copy of the capitulation of York
town and Gloucester, in which event the French
army took part. A letter in relation to the
same from General Washington. Journal of the
Siege ot Yorktown, by M. de Mcnouville, Aide
Major-General. Abstract of the campaign of the
naval lorces, under orders of Compte de Grasse,
printed by his orders on board the Ville de
Puris. Construction of the American army, and
notes on tbe Constitution ot the thirteen United
State.". Tbe maps and plans are drawn with
care, and add greatly to the value of the journal,
which was doubtless prepared for General de
Rocham beau himself, it is In its original red
Moiocco binding, with the edge of the leaves
richly gilded.
"We learn that there was great competition
for it at tbe sale, aud that, besides several
orders for tle volume from the United 8utes,
the British Museum and other great EuroDcan
libraries were comnetitors for it. We think our
townsman, Mr. Harris, showed much clack in
carrying off the prine against such antagonists.
it is to tie noi eu mat lue manu-cript may be
printed, accompanied by its maps."
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For widUiwal Marine Neuii tee Pint Page.
AUHANAC JfOB fHILADKIiPHIA THJ8 DAY.
Bcn Risaa...MMM...MMM.7'0J Moon Hiss. r 45
Bum S3kts...m. ,..... 8-27UUOH WiTJUg. .111 44
FBXLADSLPaiA BOARD Off TitADK,
Jambs DoueHJtBTr, "
( b ami. is Wiituju, yuoKKLT Ooumrrai.
W. C. KBMT, J
UOVKAUCHTS OF OCKAB 8TKAMK11S.
Rhetn ....BontharQi)lon...Now York. ............ Jan.
uernianla.... Joutlianipton.New York ........Jau.
Tarta Llverpool...New Yora...w..Jn.
11 am oainiunpH)D...jMew xorK .Jan.
Mlniieauta..Mm...tJvrpoolNew Tork..nMmM.Jaa.
Siberia ....Ltverpool...Nw York............ Jan.
Koglaud- wverpooi...iew Kora Jaa.
Beliua...........London...JSew York Jaa.
Austrian Liverpool.. Portland..... Jan.
Ft. Laurem-..-BreaU. ....... New Yurk.........Jau,
China. .......LI verpool..New York Jan.
W SI pnaua. n vr?....iew x uric , J
Klua. OJverpooi..JNew York,
.Jan,
C of Oork.. New York...Llverpool..
........Fob,
Feb.
-Feo.
1. ...... Feb,
Clmbr Itt ........... .New YorkHaoibarg..
Kuwila .....isew Y or k... Liverpool .
Heola.......New York...Llveroool ..
Don aa N ew YorkBremen
ISMaaWWtl
Dity oli'arifl..rew York...LlverpooL.......l'eb. is
W et tpb al la......N ew York.Hamburg........Feb. 13
O. ot A-niwerp...New York...Ll verpool .feD. 3u
CXJAbTWIBK. DOMitdTIOJ. B1XJ.
AlsVa........New York..Asplnwall ...Fb. 9
ColiiU)bia.........New York...Havana.. Feb. 11
Tcaawanaa. ,nilaaa......Bavaauaii......i' eb. 18
Htaraanamxlpea Panada. Kovana...M.......Keb. 17
v 200 uaaa,.ivew Orleans, ...reb. 17
Ploneer.....PhUftla....Wllmlnirlon Feb. Is
b. Anterlca Mew York. .. Rio Janeiro........ Feb, 21
frl alls a A for warded hv avArv .lAutnar InLhA rAirill&v
linen. The a learner fir or from Liverpool call at
Qofeenstown, except the Canadian line, whlca call at
ArtinuuDuerry, i no iteaxuers lor 01 una Ine Uunu
neut call at bonttaampton.
CLEARED Y E8TK RDAY.
Hteametilp Paxon, Bokks, U'wion. 1L Wtosor A Co.
Brig Ocean Sella, Haneii. Havana, Warren b (jlregg,
ARRIVirD YKSTHTiriiV.
Scbr V. . O. Itlah. ilathbun. from Nnrfnllr. with Inn.
ber to captain.
ucnr iaa L , surgess, rrom Boston, with mdse. to
ospiain.
t , , , MKMOKAWDA.
hum Wm. CDmminffM Miliar, i..,.! .1 v.n.
leaua 8d lust, lor Uunuo, wllb 2C07 bales collOfl. atl
uom. in, nr. vi ions iron, and 80 bales roue.
Mca jut bin Prometbeuit, Or- rr
Heroes rice, m bal ni"v'p" .
rrom Wilmington
nai 00 boarf,
00 board 14J
Hl.i.hl.. f' Lit "" UUIM'U. uu luuuur..
, and sundries
yefteraiTy. ' IcelnB'i nence, alew xorx
BiefcHiBijip rjormarj.Orowell, cleared at Boston tU
A M inrHl,ml "'Phl' and PSd Ood at 11
..fr-1.'!!? J1!?1" vrtr- Curtis, for PhUadfelphla,
sa li-Q irtm Llvtrpuol in nit.
.""hm w uueiuiiue, jtneli. l enoe, at Flasblog ZM
(111 I Hit.
Brig AugDite. KUntwortb, hence, at CQxvea 2id
aniaiOt
PaBK'.'at5i".yit.0rV&7'
tirin jMiim mu, jnerriman, rrom London tor
Philadelphia. aDouored at Deal j:id uit.
r-cur Joan uriiuu, r iem, iroin Hagua la Grande for
Pbliadelulila, experienced a lieavy gale un tnexd
Inst., and wa. .truck by a waier-Buout, carrying away
ber luuder lions, woeei rope., etc. put Into Wli
Btluttuii. N. IL, yesterday.
feci r Old Clmd, McCllntock, tor Philadelphia,
Olea'ed at Portland 6ih lu.l.
CHiar J. xi. cuiuu r, jjev, imu iuvuuc lur jduovvd, at
Hi lrues' Hole 6tb liu-t,
SolirUen. Bherldan. Bnell, hence, at Norwloa 5th
iDHiaiit. , , v.-m. .
R?w OrjefH, New York th In.t.
Mllt aTaVW-B. VV11C9T. UUaH
VriiSlsalSeves. from Savannah forPhlladel
?".rf,?"TlL.;Si Korlulk In dlatrew. encoun.
fer 'St h" av, eTiyfale SSrS
Cl.incole.Rne Bhoals, H V7t bSlS and .us.
tatred vuoa daniaga. 'h'Z'lli
t0""'Zm i-an'S "ilZaoii and chains la a
a-k.n.llf.. nitU.n xl thaHitlh nIL iaTl Th Oil
l.rded from the ship (Jerruaoia tuiuora
In in dl.lre..). wa. all .ei.d oa Tliuraday eveulng by
the lutpeolor of inland KaTenue. a. aroiirdiug to the
J 1P XI aa I 'Si v-tD , . a ,, a
Inlnd Iti-venue act no peiroiepm m. c-o -,
.1 i,a ta alinaraa ia k lan.ea-
harqn bad laarl d two or tbrea Ihonsand barrels,
aad ihougb they bad taken every preoatutnn. tna In-
rfcierof Inland KeTcnne did Dot deem lirlxht to
lavelbe cliyeino-d to snob a eaiamiton tire ai
mlfht ecenr. Tbeship baa beea moved to Ulcbmoml.
where tbe will dlmliarse tbe remainder of ber cargo.
GAS FIXTURES, ETC.
CORNELIUS & BAKER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CAS FIXTURES,
LAMPS,
DRONZE8. LANTBRF18, Etc.
STOltK,
Xo. 710 CIEESXUT Street.
MANUFACTORY,
No. 821 CIIi:iUlY Street,
1 aonrrm-lm
PlULADEXriUA.
CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHS.
p I C T U H E 8 FOIl PRESENT 8.
A. S. ROHINSON,
o. no CHESNUT etreet,
Hasjuat received exquisite apeclmens of
ART, SUITABLE FOH HOLIDAY GIFT3,
FINK DREDEN:,ENAMi;L9" ON rOKCE
LAIN, IN OUEAT VARIETY.
SPLENDID PAINTED PllOTOORAPHH,
Including a Number of Choice CTnms.
A BUPERB LINE OF CHROM03.
A large aaaortmentof
NEW ENGRAVINGS, ETC.
Also, RICH STYLES FRAMES, of elegant
new patterns; 8 15g
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY.
JA8.
H. BRYSON & SON.
3o. b INortli SLXTU Street.
Stationers and Printers.
B la life UookR, Ledgers, Daj Books, Cash
Books, Ltc. Etc,
Made to order at tbe nbortest notice, at tbe lowest
market rale..
LETTFR PAPER, per ream. 2 50
Fooi Bl'AP PAPEH. per ream ... 8 00
NUTE l'APKR per rearn... l-a
A full assortment of Imported and staple STA
TIONERY, always on band; INKS, PE3I0IX3, PEN
HOLDERS. Etc., In great variety.
ENVELOPES, bo 0. letter size........ l-60 per 1000
wniie, ibo "
A grat variety or styles and grades always on
band, at tbe lowest rate.
PRINTED BLANKS, CARDS, PAMPHLETS,
Etc.. e ecu ted In ihe most approved style. 1 29 Im
JAMBS D. SMITH & CO.,
BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTTBERS,
WHOLESALE AND II JUT AIL.
No. 27 Soutli SLTEMH Street,
IS IS fmw3m
FEILADELPHiA,
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.
ESTABLISHED 1823.
HOLIDAY rBEEHTSt
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, &IXVKBWABE, and
FANCY GOODS,
G. W. RUSSELL,
HO, 22 AQRT11 SIXTH STREET,
tm PHILADELPHIA.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TESTATE
OP JOHN R.
PANCOAST,
IJ C'EAbEU. Letter a Teaumeutary
sulttrT UDOU Olil
above (slaia tiavlog been graoied toili.ouaeralgueil.
all persons Indebted to the said estate are requested
to make payment, aud those having claims agolubt
the same to present them 10
WILLIAM W. JUVENAL,
LIUR&HY Htrnet, beh.w Fliih.
Attorney fur TAUY tt. PANCXIaoT,
tltcct Eeoutri.
FOR RENT.
R
but.
FREJttlSES, Xo. 809 CHESNUT St
FOB BTORS OB OFFICE,
ALSO, OFFICES AND LARGE BOONS tultAOli
for a Commercial College. Apply at
mu bank of the republic
NT I-WI N DO W RATTLER.
For Dwelling, Cars, Steamboat, Etc
Prevents Rattling and Shaking of the Win
dows by the wind or other cauHes, Ugotens the
tBBh. prevents the wind and dnst from entering,
easily aitached, and requires bat single
glance to Judge of its merits.
Call on the General Agent,
C. P. ROSE
No. 727 JAYNE Street,
Between Market and Ohesnut,
u Ufmw3m
Uadelphla.
PENNSYLVANIA HO8PITAI1.
Puii.dkli'bia, December 2tt, lewl.
j'ne aiierjoms jnauagrru rc,
Wlsiar Atoms. Ko.MH Third street.
B. Morris Wain, Mo. 18. Delaware avenue.
AUenalng Physician J. Al. Da Costa, M. D., No.
105 hpruoe street.
Llleudlrg Hat
Tbomas Ueorge Morton,
i iir Hit r.
M. D.,No. 1421 Chesnut
Tbe'Pbyslcl.n and Surgeons attend at thanoejl
lal every day iHundaya excepted) to receive appll :.
iluns lor admission. . .
Fei.. .lis seriously Injured by accident a-ealwas
admliied ll brought to the ttospllal unnteaiat iy
berealier.
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H U X O H A
HA a MABTClfACTOBr,
B G I
i ii H N T. Ull L'K Y.
Bf, K. cornet ol M AKKET and WATEB Bbreetg,
Pbliadelpbla.
DEALERS IN BAtia a NO BA90IN8
lr Aiwrv dMprlritiiin. Air
Brain, Flour, Bait, Buper-f feoapuai of Ume, Boat
Dnst, i, to.
Larre ana small OTTNNT B a8 eonstantly on3taat
aian. wihil H4Utl
BODOEB8' AND WOSTENHOLM'3 POCKET
UH IV KB. Pearl and Blag Handles, of beautiful
gulsh. RODukllH' and WADE A BUTCH rUl'd KA
wit.mM'.f bS '"brated LiAX)ULTUB HAJJOB
BCIbHOltB ot the finest quality.
HfiP'X' B:",vs. Bciasor., and Table Ontlery Gronnd
ri nriSiri.C'1J ' W TJiU
ALEXANDER G. OATTBLL & CO
PJtODmiB; OOMMTHHION M EROH ANTS,
NO, M NUit'l H WHAH VUtt
KO. & JKOTITH WATHB 8TBXET
, PBlLADlUi'lUA,
PROPOSALS.
QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECKWED I
p at tbe Ortloe of the Chief Onariermaster
Military Diyision of ine Mltnourl. Hi. Lout.,
Mo , nnill 12M., on lbs 20tn day of February,
I8ti9, for tbe trantmortatiun of Uovernineui
troops and anpplle. from the following polou
to poets on tne Mlasonrl river, an Indicated,
dnrlnn the time from March 20, 1809. to Ootobor
20. 1W.9, iDcluslve.vIr;:
Krom Ht. Lotus to Slonx City, ForU Kandall,
Bnll9, Kloe. hievenson, Baford, UttUip Oook,
or any pout that, may be established at. trie
month of tbe Mu.sciesh.ell river, and Fort
Item on.
From Wyandotte, Kanaan, to Sloox Olty,
Forts Kandall, Mully, Uioe. Htevenson, Buford,
Camp Cook, or any poat that may be eatablUlied
at the mouth ot the Muscleahell river, and Fort
Ren ton.
From Fort Leavenworth to Slonx Oily, Forta
Randall, Hnlly, Klce, Htevensou, Jinfonl, (Mtnp
Cook, or any post that may be establlahed ui
Ihe mouth of the Muscleahell river, and Fort
Brulon.
From Oraaba to Rlonx City, Forta Randall,
Bully, Hire, Htevenson, Uuford, Camp Coo it, or
any pout that may be established at the mouth
of MiiKcleshell river, rd1 Fort Benton.
From Fort Randall to Forta Hully, Ulce. Hte
venaon, iluford, Camp Oook. or any poat that
may be esiabllohed at the mouth of Musole
Bliell river, and Fort Benton.
From l'oit Bully to Forta Rloe, Btovenaon,
Ruford, Camp Cook, or any rxral that maybe
eatabllabed at tbe mouth ol the MuajloHboll
river, and Fort Hen ton.
From Fort Rice to Forts Stevenson, Buford.
Camp Cook, or any pout that muy be eaiab
limbed at the mouth of the Muscleahell river,
and Fort Benton.
From Fort Bteveuaon to Fort Buford, Camp
Cook, or any post that maybe eatabliNlied at
the mouth of the Masoleahell river, and Fort
Benton.
From Fort Bn ford to Camp Cook, or any post
that may be established at the month of the
MtiHoleshell river, and Fort Benton.
From Camp Cook, or any post that may be
established at the month of the Muaoleahell
river, to Fort Benton,
It will be tbe endeavor of the Government to
hip during the season mott favorable for navi
gation of ibe river, pay between Junel and
August 81. Bidders will state, however, the rale
(separately for each month from March 20 to
October 20 inclusive, the date el starling, so as
to determine tbe rate to be paid) at which they
will perform the service from each of the starl
ing point of destination above named, as fol
lows: 1st. Tbe rate at which they will transport each
officer and soldier (cabin pannage to be provided
for officers, and for soldiers necessary facilities
for cooking their rations, which will be supplied
by tbe Government).
2d. Tbe rate f er 100 pounds at which they will
transport supplies.
8d. The rale each at which they will transport
horses, mules, cattle, ambulances, carts, wagons,
etc. (troughs for feeding anlmala to be supplied
by the steamboat).
A Just preference will be given to parties who
own and control boats. Boats will be expected
to always give tbe Government freight the pre
ference, and In no case will be allowed to carry
private to the exclusion of Government freight.
The contractor will be required to transport
stores by land in the event of failure by water;
and all stores reoeived by the contractor for
transportation must be delivered at their desti
nation within tbe year 18(19.
Bidders will please give the rate at which they
W ill fui nlsh transportation down stream.
In case the contracting parly fails to carry
freight aa required, the Government reserves
the right to furnish tbe transportation at the
exnense of tbe contractor: and nothing herein
contained shall be so construed as to prevent
tbe Government irom transporting puoilo sup
pilrs on any of its own boats.
Aue uoverDiucaii reserves iuu riguii mj reject
any or ail ine bids that may be offered.
Bidders are Informed that no boat loaded
with Govern mon-t stores will be allowed to go
above Hioux city, iowa, urawiutc over tnree
and one-half feet of water, and that boats will
not be required to go to points above Bloux
City with less loan tau ton a
Bidders should elve their names In full, aa
well as their places of residence, and each pro
posal most be accompanied with a bond in the
iDtn of (10,000, signed by two or more respon
sible persons, guaranteeing that in ease the
contract ia awarded to tbe person proposing.
tbe contract will be aooepteu ana entered iio,
and eood and sufficient seonrliy furnlahed by
said party, in accordance with the terms of this
advertisement.
Tbe contractor win oe required to give bonds
in the sum of HIGO.OOO.
Tbe party to whom the award is made mnst
oe prepareu to execuie tne contract at onue.
and. to give the required bond for the fallhlul
terforinance of tbe contract.
As railroad transportation may be required
ior troops ana supplies iroca uuioatto, Illinois,
to Bloux Oily, proposals lor tho same during
the season above speoltled are invited.
Copy of blank form of river contract to be
entered into, in tne event oi nwaru, auu uihuk
forms of proposals, can be bad by application
to thlB office, at the office of the Chief Quarter
master. Department of tbe Missouri, Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas of Chief Quartermaster,
Department of the Piatte, Omaha, Nebraska;
andat tbe office of Brevet Brigadier-General
Fred. Myers, Deputy tnaneruaaier-uenerai,
U. B. Army, Chicago, Illinois.
Proposals for river transportation should be
endorsed "Proposals for Army Transportation
by Ihe Missouri river;" those for rail, " Pro
posals for Army Transportation from Chicago
to Bloux City," and addressed to the undsr-
BlByeorderof the Quartermaster-General TJ. B.A.
' J. L. DONALDSON.
Assistant Qnartermaater-General U. 8. A..
Chief Quartermaster Military Division of the
Missouri. 1 25 23t
p B O P 0 B A L 8 FOH OOKB
HKASQTJaBTBiaS FIFTH MlUTABT DlBTBTOT, "1
bTATa of Tax AS, I
01C OxCHiir QCAaTKUTMABTaa. f
Aohtim, 'luti, Jan. t, 1W19. J .
Sealed proposal., In duplicate will oe reoeived at
tbls otllce outll fcAl UHUaY, February 18, ISrttf,
at 12 e clock M , lor furnishing tbe Quartermasters
DeparlweDt at Camp I'onoordla. Texas, with
such quantity of Ourn aa may be reqnlrtd aotll June
Corn' to be of good, clean, merchantable qoallty,
bent d. aad delivered la sack., subject to a rigid la-
SIDelive'ry to commence on acceptance of contract,
and continue In such. ouuu;lee and at aoa
times as war be required by the Post Quarter-
"lilds'to be plainly endorsed "Proposals for Corn
atcampcoucoidla.and adaressed 10 U under-
'SlVcomwaBd ot Brevet MJornrrnb
Brevet BrlgadUr f"e'rai and U Q. H.,
1 S2 8w yiltb Military District.
GROCERIES, ETC.
JpRESH
FRUIT IN CANS.
PSA CUES, PINEAPPLUB. ETC.,
FBEKCB TEAS, MTJBHUOOMIJ.
f ABPABAOUa ETC. ETC
ALBEBT C. ROBERTA,
Dealer in Fine Groceries,
uv:rp
Cor. BXEVJUiTtt aad VXNJB Streets,
OFFICE FOR PilQCURlNG PATENTS,
F0RKEST BUILDINGS,
No. 110 South FOURTH St., riillaaelphlo,
AM) MABBLU BUILDXNOS,
. tta bkvKM'U afreet, oppotln U. 8. Patent
NO. 0 Bytnce, Wabli gtou. D. U.
H. HOWruN, so louor of Patents,
V, HuWHHJf. Alloroe at la.
0T!; dare,,t4 IMi'i.lBi25
jjALVANlZED CABLE FENCING.
Tne Cltfavcst and most Enduring Fence
for Farmers, Railway Cotnyaulcg,
or t'onuti j Heats.
Bainplce seen attheoffloeof
PHILIP 8. JUSTICE,
So. 14 Mortu ril'IU Mreet,
t5Jm PH1LADMLPHIA.
WOODLaSDS CEMETEKY COM PANT.
The loilowma Managers and O Ulcer, have ueea
eiecuo tliriWSck. Prddeat.
Wm. H.Moore, I Win. W. Kyn.
h.uIuxiB. Moon, I'.rdUandJ Dreer,
OI,ls Dslle.t, I '"K uby.
owln tireble 1 11 A. Kuiuni.
HiretrT and Treasnrer, JOiKPH B. TO WNHEND.
Th. MKoagem have pasea a reanlmlon requiring
hnih Lai boider. and Vvltors to prevent tlokeu at lue
Zvl kbce ior aduiln.lon to the Cemetery. Tinker
mii t bad at to OMeeof u Cuntmuy. .!
tU.I at ! the Uauageia. t M
PROPOSALS.
ipitOPOBALfl FOR SUBSISTENCE STOBIM.
IIEADO.DARTKR8 DlHTKICT OF TflK J
Indian Tbkhitorv, t)'t tcrt (.
Chief Commissary or HunBisrF.Nt R, i
Kokt OinaoN, C, N., Jan. 21. ISO!). J
Fealcd Proposa's, In duplicate, will be re
ceived at tbe ofllce of the underslgued, af, Fort
Olbson, U. N , nutll 12 o'clooK M., MONO.W,
March 16, 1H9, for the delivery ot Subslalouco
Htorts, hh follow:
AT OUX OIBHON, CtlEItOKEE NATION,
J. T.
160,000 pounds ol Floor.
7n,0C'O pounds of Bacon.
SK.CIjO pounds of Halt.
S,u(K) gallons of Vinegar.
400 barrels of Pork.
Ami Corn Altai in anon uuantltlea as may be
requited.
'ihe Floor to be equal In qnalliy to tlie bel
XXX brands of the Ht. Iouls maraet, and put.
upas follow.; 126.100 pounds to bo put nj In
barrels full lit ad lined, and 425 000 ponuda ti bo
ut up in double sacks, of guuuy sacking and
col ton sbeelltis:.
Tlie Baconlto be of first quality, and put no
as toliow:-20,C00 pounds in tierces or cask,
end 65.000 pounds lu gunny snoks of about VIZ
nounda eacb.
Tbe Bait to be of good quality, nnd put nr m
folio: 10.100 ponnds in barrels and lo.OO:)
pounds In donble sacks of gunny sacking aud
colicn ebeeliDg.
XbeVintRiir lobe of best qnallty, and mado
of v?hlsky .f full atrenatb, aud lobe put upas
followt-; 1000 gallons In barrels of good quality,
securely hooped, and 4i'00 gallons to on put up
In (caskg-contalclPR not more (ban 23 kiI'.odh
each, tne tui-ks to be of best quality, pitlnted,
and to bave four Iron and eight hickory Loops
on eacb.
1 be 1'ork to be prime mess pork, to be put np
securely in good barrels oontainluK 200 pound
eacb.
The Corn Meal to be of best quality, and put
np in barrels or sacks, like I be Hour, as may be
rtqulred, Tbe person or persons to wtioia any
award Is made mnst be prepared to execute
contracts and give the required bonds at once,
and be In readiness to commence the delivery
ot stores on the 20th day or April, 18o!l, and to
continue the same in such quantities as may
be required until the lut day of December, lh6i),
at which time tbe whole amount of tbe artlole
or articles contracted for must be supplied.
Bam pies of articles (except moata) must ac
company tbe proposals, In boxes or bottles, and
not in paper parcels.
Kuch bid must be accompanied by a good and
sufficient guarantee Irom two or more persons
whose loyalty and solvency are certified by a
clerk of a court of record), setting forth that
they will, In tbe event of its acceptance, give
ample bonds and security for tho faithful per
formance of the same.
Tbe name and place of residence of each bid
der and tnretv must be given.
No proposal will be entertained, nnlees satis
factorily represented, that does not fully comply
with the terms of this advertisement.
Proposals may be for the whole or any part of
tbe stores rtqulred.
Any contraot awarded under this advertise
ment will be made subject to the approval of
the CcmmlM ary-Ueneral of Subsistence, U. B.
Army, and the right la reserved to reject any or
ail bids.
All stores delivered will be subject to a rigid
Inspection.
Payments upon tbe contracts awnrdod will
be made monthly in onrrenl funds, or aa soon
as the same shall have been received.
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
ing of proposale, which will take place on the
day and hour above specified. Blanks for pro
posals end bonds will be famished on applica
tion to tbls office.
Proposals must be plainly Indorsed, "Pro
posals for Bnbslstence Btores," and addressed
to the Chief Commissary ot Subsistence, Dis
trict Indian Territory, Fort Gibson, O. N.
By order of l? 8
Brevet Major-Gen B. H. GIUEH30N.
A. F. ROCKWELL, Bvt. Elenl.-Colonel and A.
Q. M. U. B. A., C. C. B. Dlat. Indian Territory.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
-VTOTICE OP PAUTNtBSIlIP. WE, THE
JN lubscrlbers, have tbls day entered Into a lim
ited prtne'.blp, agreeably to the provisions ot tne
Act ot A.stmbly of ihe Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, patsed tne first day or March, ls86, entitled
"An Act Relative to Limited PariDerablu.;'' aud do
herebv rprtifv that the uame of iheUrtu under wblon
.aid narinersblp Is to be conducted Is rOitTEK Vt
COAT! H; that the general nature of the busloes to
be tran.acud Is tbe manufacture, publication, pur
chase, aiid (ale of Books and Htailonery, and the
Unix, e will be trausacied In the city of Pulaielpala;
that Ibe aaroes or lue general partners ot the .aid
firm are HUBERT POMTEK and HKNRY T.
t 07 Via. boih of tbe citl ot PhlUoe phla. aad tbe
special lartner. aie BPKJaUIN COATKd and
OKjltOIC MORRISON OuATfc.54, also botn of the
cliy of Philadelphia; that the capital cootrlbuted by
tbe rpecla pxrtuera Is oue hundred tbound dollars,
ol winch Benjamin Ooates contributes fifty thousnnd
dollar, lucasn and Ueorge Morrison Coates CJiitrl
bnlra flltv ibonsand dollar, in cash: that tbe oerlnd
at which said partnership Is to commence Is the flmt
any or jreDru ry, a. u. eigmeen nunarea ana slxty
nli r, SDd that It will leruilnate on the thlrty-llrnt
day of January, A. V. one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-two
J ROBERT PORTER,
HKNRV T. COATES.
0"nral Tartnera,
BFNJAMIN OOATES,
OEOitUE MOaaii-ON OOATE3.
Hpeclal Partners.
Philadelphia, 1st February, u. net
P K I N C I P A L DEPOT
roa tbx bali or
RBVBNUB STAMPS
NO, 90 CHESNUT BTRKT.
CENTRAL J)EPOT, No. 103 a FIFTH 8T
(One door below Chesnut streets
ESTABLISHED 1862.
The sale of Revenue Stamps la still continued
at the Old- Established Ageuoy,
The stock comprises every denomination
printed by the Government, and having at all
times a large supply we are enabled to All and
forward (by Mall or Express), all orders, lmme
diately upon receipt, a matter of great Insur
ance. United States Notes, National Bank Notes
Drafts on Philadelphia, aud Pout Office Orders,
received In payment.
Any Information regarding the deolalons of
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue cheer
tally and gratuitously furnished
Revenue Stamps printed upon Diafta, Checks,
Receipts, eto.
The following rates ot commission are allowed
on Stamps and Stamped Papon
On 826 and upwards - 3 cetL
- 100 J " a "
800 M "
Address all orders, etc, to
STAMP AGENCY,
Na80CHESNUTSTREET.P.niLADEJbPHIA.
UNITED BTATES POSTAGE STAMPS Ot
im kinds, and BTAOU'lLO E3Y1X3;X3. 033
tjutlll on hand.
AMUSEMENTS.
MRS. JOIIN DBEW'S AP.CH STBKET inr,
ATRK, Begins at T-af.
A KUW CtiaEUf AND BURLUBOrW
ItONDAT, ANO UORO THK WJU,
Fdmund Ya'.es' new Comedy, ca'led
TAM R uA.1B
rs. IIA1RT I.ANaL6;Y...M..Mr8. JOHN DREW
Aided by tba Fun Company.
Concluding wlib Cralt's "ervrrnlou of
TWKLFTIf NIi; 11 1 M UNaiK, Ra'urdey, at i
la ifbearsal, A VIOTIH UF CI ROC MU i'A SCW.
ALNCT fiT. THBATKB. BEOINSATJi
THIS (Tuerdayi KVRN1NO. Feb.t "
Bfcoml ullit of the wor'd-ifnovned Come Dans.
Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY W1LI1AM4,
who will aprtar In the Fulry I ram eniitled
'1 HK FAlitY CfKCLR.
tN OTAPOLAN Mr. BA KNEV WILLlA
MOl.KSllf j; Mrs BARlNKY WILLfSvti?
Alier whlrh ihe uproariously 'awefiable comedy
eniltlfd THK CUbTOM- OF THE OUTRY,
Mfll-tfA. with so...Mri.. RA mNKY WILLIAMS
TocODClude with tbn iHiuhab e Onmedtetta Of
A PHETl'T PIK'JK O BUBINKiH.
".f IS BUSAN OALTON'3 CHESNUT STKSr
X. UIJiA l KH
MIHM BfRAN (i A LTON'8
COMIC OPERA COMPANY
will appear on
TUESDAY EVFNING, Feb. 9,
OKFKNIlCll'M
MA SRI AW K BY LANTERN
W;KUNli.HrA Y I.VESIJIO, I'M 10.
Ol- FfTN KADH'H
f HINOtliOW-Hl.
erals can be secured six days la advanf
irrn pei'i, Ho. m Cbf.nul street, and at Ue
ilmtre. (aott
FUJI'S AMERICAN VAK1ETT THRATKE.
lVi.KY JtVliMNU AND BA1URUAY
ArlJ-KNOON.
HRFAT COMBINATION TROWPK.
in Prniid Balleu, Kib oplan Burlesques, bodaa
Daniifs. Pantiimlme.. Htmnnil Aou. eto.
YALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
OAltLKN, No. 72o, TI2, 724, and 728 VINE
rjireet,
U1K GRAND ORCHK8TRION, fhrmerly the pro
ps ty ol Ihe OKAMiUlKKOf BADaN, purchased
..,i-i.rlrriiiiii uj jaiun VALKH, Or IIUnCHJ, 111
coninliiatlon with FLAMKR'H OKUH ICS IK AT and
S'!?Iy,J-'LlE ANLUlu-N. will perform A VERY
AlEBNOON aud KVKNINO at the above-men-tloued
place. Admlsnlun tree. 1 18 tf
TJ ORT1CULTURA L II A L L.-GERMANI A
rr ..V.TSf IMA r UbLlO RHKARMALH
fcVKRY WKDNiisDAY. at K P. M. Tlcktta sold
at the door, and an principal Mulo Stores. Pack
n of five lor 1; single, 2ft cents.
,fr-P&Bg?nienl8 c"u bepjaoe by addressing O. BAf
TLitT. No. 1231 MONTKHtY tkroet: Wltirs'a Mn.lo
Biore. No. iffil Cfae.nut street; Andre's Uoslo Btora,
No. 11M CLeennt street. 1 11 Bra
CABL BENTZ'AND MARK BABBLER'S OR-CB1-TRA
WATINB-kH, JtVKRY SATDRDAY
at -,MIN MU&1CAL f DNDUALii, blngle Ad
mission, 66 ceni. Packane ot 4 tickets, II, at Boner -No.ll()2CHJliNDTBt..andaliheXoor.
1UU
LUMBER.
18G9
bprucb joist
bPKCCifi JOIST.
HH.MLOCK,
JUAMLOCK.
1869
inin 8EABONKD CLEAR PINK.
100 J BKABUMlD CLH.AU PINK
(illf IilL L A 1'' I L. U XI in hi LI W
BPANldH C1.1)AR, KOK PaTXJOINS.
Rhll IKUaH.
1869
FLORIDA FLOORING.
IXOKLOA FLOOltlNU,
UAhUUNA FLOOKliNU.
VlUUlMlA FLOOK1NU.
DiXAWAHK FLOOItNO.
AHU FLOOK1NU.
WALNUT FLOOttlNQ.
FLOK1JUA teTi.P UOaJaDS,
KAIL PLANK.
1809
"1 Ql 'Q WALNUT UDB AND PLANK. I Qfl
lOO J WALNUT HUB. AmD PLaJSlt. lOOt
walnut boards.
walnut plank. .
UNDSUTAKlLKtl LUMBER. 1QO(
lOUJ UNUil.BTAJili.tUi' LUMBJUi. lOOti
RAD CADAK. -WALNUT
AND PINK.
1869
BUAHONIlD POPLAR.
biLABONAD CHUatBY.
1869
Ann.
WHITE OAK PLANK AJSD BOARDS.
HiuitoaY.
1 QtCk CIOAR BOX MAKERS' 1 Qtf(
lCDt CIO A 11 buX MAKHirto lOOU
HPANlBH ClLDAlt BOX BOARDS,
APR tAl;K LOW. '
lP.fcO CAROLINA BOANTLINO, TQfO
iOUt Carolina h. t. billb, JLOOt
NuHWAY feCANTLlNQ. .
1869
CEDAR bHINULSH, 1 Qf'Cl
CYPitABebHINULKS, lOUt
jUACLK, BROTHER dt CO.,
No. moo BOUTH Btreet.
T. P. GALV1N & CO..
LUMBER CCr.1ISSI0N MERCHANT 8
SUACKAJUXON STKT
BELOW SLOArS MILLS,
(O-OAIXKU), PHIL DJB1LPHXA.
AUZNT8 FOR BOUTHH-RN AND KASTEUN Man
fucturer. of V ALLOW PINK and BPR(JCJTIMB '
BbAiUM, etc., shall be liaipyto turu lab order
wholesale rates, deliverable at any aooet.lble port.
SOUTHiaiN FLOOiONO, BOANTLLMM. SHIM
uonntuniijr rvcuiviua nuu uii nana a. oar wou
OLFB, KABTE&N LATHB. PlOK-KTS. BKD-BLATS,
&PRUCK, H KM LOCK, BKLKOT MiOHIoHN AND
CANADA PLANK AND BOARDd, . AXD HAO
M ATOO BHLP-KN EUS. 1 81 stnthl
A&.1. Of WUllH WIU BB UKlVITKBJBJi '
AT AN T PAST OF THK C1TX FBOBPIXT
STOVES, RANGES, ETC
HOT1CE. THE UNDERSIGNED
would call the attention of tbe public to hla
MiW taOLl'AN EAOLHl FUilNACK.
' Thia la an entirely new Beater. Jt Is .0 con
structed aa to at once command ltlr to general favor,
being a oumblnatlou of wrought aid cast Iron. It Is
very simple In 11a construction, atd is perleotly ab ,
tight; self-cleaning, bavlngino flpea or drums to be
taaen ont and cleaned. It U so arranged with upright
flue, aa to produce a larger amount of beat from the
same weight of coal than any furnace now inoae,
'Jtue bygiomellc condition of toe air as prjidaced by
my new arrangement of evaporation will at once da
mn nitrate iLki it la tLe only Hot Air Furnace that
will produce a perefotly beauhy atmosphere.
Tuoee in want oi a complete Heating Apparatus
would do well to call and examine the Uolden Eagle.
(JllAHLJM WILLIAMS,
Roe. 1182 and Hat MARK ET Htreet,
Philadelphia.
A large assortment of Cooking Bangea, Fire-board
b loves. Low Down Or a to., VeulUalura, etc, always
on hand
N. H Jobbing of all kinds promptly done. 1 10
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENERS
or Atnuj'xjjj Mflui.wr ramiiie. noteis.
vi (iuuiiuiubliiuiiuu.iiii in&ui l 11,1 m.XV
ANT Ml Z.l. AlSO. Phllarinlihla Itnaa.
Hot-Air Furnace., Portable Healer., -Low-down
Orate., Flreboard Bloves, Bain Boilers, Btew-bole
Platen, Boiler., Cooking bloves, eto,, wholesale aud)
retail, by the manufacturer.,
' bKARPE A THOMPSON, .
U SowftnSm No. 2tf N. BEOOND Street,
o
LD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY OP
PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, NO. B18 WALNUT BTREET.
Tbe Company is now prepared to dispose of lots oa
REASONABLE TERMS. The advantages offered
by tills Cemetery are well known to be equal if no
superior to those possessed by any other Cemetery.
We It v He all who detlfe to purchase burial lot 10
call at tbe office, where plana can be seen and all
rarticnlars will be given. Deeds for lot oM are
ready tor delivery.
RTCH ABD VATJX, Prrwldent.
PETKK a K KYMltR, Vlne-Prestdenl.
&IARTIN LANDKNBKRJlSll, Treanorer.
MjCTiAit-NutBicr. btcreuary. llHto
LARZELCRE & QUCHEY,
Custom House Brokers and Notaries rublle,
Ho. 403 LIQnARY Street.
All Cnbtom House Uusluess trausactJ.
PASSPORTS PROCURED
PHILOSOPHY OP MABRUGt
A new CiorB of Lectures, as delivered at the
New 01lr Mumiuui ol Acinuniy. euibraj Dg iu
?hjecta:-lluw to Live and Wint to Live ror,
Youih, Maturity, and Old Agr; M" "fiitn5
It.Tleweo: Tbe Cause of Udigtion; rlatu'ence and
Nervnus Dlsea.es Accuuoted For; Marriage PblKJ
koi blcally Considered, eio. eio. Pocket voluuies oa
lalulng these Lectures will be forwarded. PPS
nx rM-. Int nf vn non's. bv adilretsirm W. A. ,lni
.ka Av. tHMWrfw. AU iail aLNWTBW--
PUiadCpbla.
1
lamm. Be wu rraptttr4.
Us aiC enavi i avwte m -