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THE DAILY EVENING. TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY MARCH 1, 1869.
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Indefinite Hopefulness.
A reflective pr-ioa who happ-tii tobestijlnjr
m dull CMtnirv toD it apt 10 empoj sum
part of hU nine is me ditaMuif ou too vie am aul
asprattom and irrj'c'g Oi tin prou wlio
nave to pa9s all tbeiraai in toe anil coamrr
town. To anbOJT In ttic Jail smtisrof a career,
rdJ l ot jet moia tbaa a certa n numoerot
years old, there Is t-oineiuu.a Mofouuoly mar
trllout iu the possibility of to nmur mtiooHl
cultures living wlib some apieartnce. ol con
Unlio a iilac wture uiouo'o dulups', nar
rowDesc. nod everv oiLer coiiihdoa ot liama
tion and littleness leipn supreme and trodis
puled. Tbitr atlairsio tbe money making arkr
are buny and diminutive; commercial enter
prise la not known among them, lor tbe re tson
that ever3bodv Into wLusc heart th8!pliit
ot entcrpr.se ha toand a way tuuKej
an opportunity forth aim iur carrying bi'ntli
and Ins en erprl'-e plsewber. Ths r potlUcnl
Interests a1 contracted and merely tradition!,
tbe atnio ptaere ot ojh1i pl-tce be ng compici
ously unfavorable to the excr2i?e of indepen
dent jadRtnent, as writ as to nil other inuutic.
tatious ot vigor. Their social Interests strike
one who Is accustomed to a larger sphere as
mean beyond, endurance, and ibeir focial plea
sures s;riln him a painful beyond, description.
How do they live?, ne asks himself.' Where do
they find tbe salt necessary to keep so suvoli'sa
n existence Irom opeu decomposition ? What
dothey lock forward to? Where Is their eoal J
Tbe livsof the women ot such a comoiuuty
turu'so a special pjzzie. The mca itsuf rsie
f tosses the eeuiblaLce of a career, and follow at
east the shadows ot larger interests. The
Wfiiehousc may be small an J tbo trading petty;
till i hey demand a measure of euerey and a
fravnieni ot originality. And tliouaii giving a
xo'.e and professing to hold a political view may
not be very august pioctsses, jet tbey may be
allovcd to couut for something in stimulating
little movement in the plow and ie?pectublo
tool. Hut women are debarred from even these
poor spurs to a quicker pice. It tbe inlcieits
ot comiue'co ana puollc aitairs shed but a la ot
Illumination on tbe mmd ot the man, that pule
light becomes yet ptler by process ot reflection
upon the mind of the wile, and paler still In the
daughters and alsters, for the latter have only
a very second hand coucera in money matters.
and usually go concern at all in adaira
of state. And yat, it cannot be denied,
these dwellers In waste places seem to enjoy a
tateof bomething; not titilike happiness. Life
appeals tolerable to them, and tbey are every
bit as reluctant to leave lias the most active
and elevated persons ore supposed to be. The
ezplabattoD is peiuai s not very difficult, aud
It lies in the tact that even thet-e dullest of
creatures to all outward seeming have in wardly
a far-s(.ieading and brigbtlykilluminated ideal
background. Ot course tome of tbem have
given tip all bopesof any biug livelier or more
colden than the humdrum round of Little
Pedlington for tbieworld,aud reserve the ful
filment cl all ideals tor tbe world to come.
But in most people perhaps resignation do"i
not go quite so far ub this; they wJl not, to
long as tuey can help it, .surrender all hope of
vague pood thiDPs even in this present world,
and so they round off their lives with indednite
pictures lor which they are Indebted to a san
guine imagination. The o ltlines are not deter
mined, and tbe colors shift and change, and the
whole thing is very tkelchy. The young ladies
tbink of the fairy prince who .will come aud
take them away to London or Paris, and the
gay world ot pleasure and activity; tbe mother.
In turn, Rive her hopes to her children, and
builds castles In ibe air tor them; the man often
finds more than all tbe satisfaction be wants in
the habitual reflection that with opportunity he
had it in him to be Prime Minister, and that
even as It is some miraculous turn of
Fortune's wheel may one day bring
him to that top, wherever it may be, for
Which generous nature destined him.
Berioasly, none of these expect in sober
trath that their golden visions will ever trans
form themselves irto realties; but tbey have
learnt tbe wreat leeou that possibilities in
human life a' e all but unbounded, and that for
them too, as for others, possibilities may one
day turn up trumps. The chance is enough tor
them; on tbe chance they can go on living.
They all attend to their duties and go through
the day's work, endure their pains and survive
their pleasures, on the strength of a hopeful
ness which reason would by no meana warrant
or justify.
Perhaps by the time our reflective friend has
thought all ibis out, and tae hour has come for
his return to the more genial air of labor and
ambition, be may have seen euough to make it
worth his while to pursue tbe tram of thought
a little way further, asking himself whether the
dull souls who vegetate in country towns and
little watering-plices are, after all, tbe only
people who nourish themselves on indefinite
and undeanable aspirations. It would perhaps
be found upon due contemplation that this
mat gin of the indefinable is just as necessary
lor the peace of persons who are tar removed
from stagnation as it is for thoe who are closely
surrounded by it. Bow tar do we all feed upon
indefinite aspirations after a future about which
the only clearly recognizable feature is that it
does not re?emDieine present? ao now many
of ns would the course of the circumstances
around us be endurable, it we finally realized
tbe undoubted fact that it is of these and such
as these that all the remainder of life is to be
made up T This is a fact which substantially we
accept, but mostly we try to tbink of it as little
as we can. It is not an inviting object of con
templatlon, however happily a man may chance
to be placed. Incapacity of being absolutely
satisfied with such gifts as reality permits to
him appears to be an inevitable condition of
man's nature, and there Is a hope spring
ing eternally in the human breast,
of a much more equivocal kind than that which
the poet meant. Take men who are unques
tionably in those grooves which lead to worldly
" success of tho best sort; men who are making
large incomes as well as a reputation at the
bar, who are treading the smooth path that
leads to preferment and dignity in the Church,
who are being talked about with much sym
pathy and much tempestuous reprobation in
tbe world of politic, who are names in scien
tific circles, or wbo are recognized as doing
good and welcome work tu fiction, history,
philosophy, or any other part of literature.
Yet who believes that any one of these is per-
fectly contented with what his career is bringing
him to? We do not in the least mean, what
, some novelists would try to persuade us, that
there are skeletons in all cupboards, aud
secret consciousnesses in all hearts, and a sense
of blight and mistake and reaiorse generally per
Tasive through all the families and men who seem
so delightfully bappy on the surface. This sort of
thing is probably confined to the marionettes
whom novelists fashion and move In their
delusive puppet shows. In real life it is pretty
safe to suppose that remorse is onjj occasional,
and that the grounds lor u are toieraoiy inire
quent. But remorse has noth'ng to do with
that inarticulate dissatisfaction which is tbe
element in life we are talking about, and which
finds a remedy for itself in a corresponding
view of inarticulate or indefinite bopclulnes.
Even successful men constantly think that all ,
' is vanity and vexation of spirit, and that suc
cess is not by any means tke filling and sub
stantial end-all aud be all which in the golden
days of youth tbey had fondly supposed it to
be. Sometimes they turn cynics, make their
success a pleasant text lrpm which to preach
npon tbe inanity and nothingness ot the world
and its fortunes, and delight to impress on in-
credulous and ambitious joatU the dreariness
and hollowuess of the universe. At other times
this dissatisfaction is mixed with vanity, and
they deprecate their success as being indeed not
much more nor better tban failure; a curious
form ot morbid overestimate of self of which
we bad a highly araueiLg instance two or three
months back, when a well-known and popular
gentleman wrote a pamphlet showing that the
Christian religion must be true because it had
civen him ample consolation nnder the afflict
ing vexations of being a member of Parliament
and the author ct one of the best books for
little boys ever written. But either of these
cases, either tbe cynic or the vain man, is a little
abnormal, -lu a general way, the dissatisfaction
is much too secret, too subtle, and, we may add,
too paiural la a quiet way. for men to be fond of
trotting it out cither for tbe reproof or the in
miction of their neighbors. For the most part,
thev would bide ltirorn themselves as much as
thev oould. and the only countei-welght to it
or perhapse would be better to sav the only
lorn Tin which, if they are wUe, they. alio w
them-elves to recognize it Is a certain vagje
expi ciat on of ben thiups shall not be a
tb.se daj are. Tbey only know that they are'
Lot henrniv and profoundly content with the
piereiit, because tbey ntd themselves
tow and again peekin? an apparently
uuoeces.-ary coos jia inn in th nklng
ot a to;ally different kind pf future. Tbe bar
rister in tbe miom of bl toil and moll vaguely
hones tt at one dav he mar ake and discover
that, by an admimble inetempj? cuos's, be 1
become a d eiier in the field aud woods, wl'h
hones and crops and stock to tbink anout. The
student bss private dreams of the time when
tbe world shall have opened its etes to tbe
merit of ln'eikc, aut the right of tbe thinker
in a Boveruipn place in tbe public assembly.
The poiutciHUi like Mr. Lowe tbe other day,
deludes htmelf Into the idea that, auer all,
hooks are the best irinnd. their compiuionship
tbe sweetest and nooli si, and thtt it U a sorry
ex Dance iroru them to tbe beat ana turmoil,
ttie tusrufications and tne ntiienesse, of prac
tical Doli' c-. But of couise there are a manv
ideal-as there arc men. Tbe one condition of
each ot them la tbat it should be different
Irom tbe teal, no matter bo nr. With tbe
c mm on ruu of men and women this
is its one definite feature. There is a great deal
of pathos in the reflection bow rainy people
there are in the woild. or sav in London on! v.
wbo do not know exactly what to hope, If only
tne Dtai.k could be somenow oiled, up. uvea
for tbose wbo sre best off, whose lives Oder most
of variety and Interest, tbere would be a marked
seDse ot cniu provided tney are not mere nip-
punt creatures, the flies otasuiumer afternoon
it thev could sen tor certain tbat whaT. thev are
now they will remain, such as.itie cour.-e of their
lives is now it win continue 10 no ctonto the
end. It is to keep off this terrible chill that tbey
spread out between themselves and the
future this , veil of briebt colored
smoke. The world would be ever so much the
woi-e if the filmy curtain were lilted, for
many of those who arc doing the best Do-Mble
vt or k in tbe world mtbt be ready to faint by
the way it tbey saw tbat the arauoasoeis or
tne humdrum was to last to the end'of their
lives. Duty, we know. Is duty. vbtever betide.
yet not seldom It comes in tbe guise of a drag,. .
which even good and dutiful men would, lain
have gilded; and people who bave the gift of
indebnlte hopetuluess cub. happily carry on this
gliding process at discretion, verycoeaoiy ana
nios t emcient iy. itnaon a ouuraay nev lew.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
T"
E PRINCIPAL DEPOT
JOB. THSJ BALE OF
BBYBNUB STAMPS,
ISO. 104 CHESNUI STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE3, No. 105 S. FIFTH ST.
(Two doors below Oheauut street),
AND
No. 433 WALNUT STREET,
(Penn Building,
ESTABLISHED 18 62.
Tne sale of Revenue Stamps la still continued
at the Old-Established Agency.
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, Imme
diately npon receipt, a matter of great Impor
tance.
United States Notes,' National Bank Notes,
Drafts on Philadelphia, and Post Oflloe Orders
received In payment.
Any Information regarding the decisions of
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue cheer
fully and gratuitously furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed npon Drafts, Oheoks
Receipts, eto,
The following rates of commission are allowed
on Stamps and Stamped Paper:
On $25 and upwards 2 per oent,
100 M............. ..8 -
800 " 1 '!
Address all orders, eto., to
STAMP AGENCY,
No. 304 CHE8NUI STREET, PHILADELPHIA
UNITED BTATE8 POSTAGE STAMPS Of
all kinds, and STAMPED ENVELOPES oon-
ttantly on hand.
WALL PAPER.
LOOK I LOOK!! LOOK HI-WALL PAPERS
and Linen Window Shades mnnnfio
tured, the cheapest in tne city, at JOHNdTON'S
DtDOt. No. 1033 KPRINO OAKDKN Street.
below Eieventn. Branch, No. 307 EEDEHAL
Street, Camden, New Jersey. - 3 2
AHANDBOMK A880KTMENT OF WALL
Papers and Window Hhades. B.'P. BAL--UUR810N
& tiOH, NO. 03 SPRJNQ GARDEN
Birtew - . iiaoSrn
HATS AND CAPS.
.mNicq trmplb rn
JTABHIONABLK Ui.TJSa
AU. U , .'.I' A AA KJKIVVv,
First door above Chesuut street. 40
CWARBDETON'8 IMPROVED VENT I
lated, and easy-fitting Dress Mats (patented),! a
ail the Improved fashions of tha season, CH
NUT Street, next door ta the Post Otriua. U t gu
BOARDING.
A'
T NO. J121 GIBARD STREET MAY BE
. obtained furnished and unfurnished rooms tor
loiging. Board, also. 11 desired. HI U
IMPROVEMENT IN TRUNKS.
ALL TRUNKS NOW MADJB AT
The "Great Central" Tronk Depot.
Have Ptmotis' Patent Safety Hasp aod Bills, which
securely lasieus the Trunk on both ends with heavy
Bolts, and lu the centre wM the ordinary look,
positively no extra charge.
GRJCAT CENTBAI4TR.UNB: dpoti
K. TV. Cor. SEYEJirU and CUESIVUt ijts.
TRAVKLLBRS, NOTICE.
Pnrehase your Trunks wlib Simons' Triple Fasten
ins, heavy Bolu; no fear look breaking,
AT TILE GREAT CENTRAL,
2itm Wo, 701 CUttSNCT Btieet,
RAILROAD LINES.
IEADfSa RAILROAD. -OltEAT TKUNK
. V LINK FROM FHILADKLI'HU TO TUB
IN 1EKIOKOF PBiVNYliVANI A..'1'UB HO 1UYL
KILL. HBUL'KIUNNA, WuMBEU.L4.HD. AJND
WlOJllKU VAL.UK Yf,
. Til
North, kojuthwest, asp the oanadas.
WINTER ARRANGKMKNT OF PASSENGER
TKAINH, OncfnibB- 14, IStS.
!PSVlrff lhA ('.imrmnv'ji Ii-u..LMfc ihlrumnth and
Cui'owhiil reeu, ruiJadeiubi, ( tne following
Hour:
VURNIKO ACCOMMODATION.
At 780 A. M. fur Raiding ami all lnLrm1lltA
SJimlous nd Alleniown. Jiriurninc, leaven K .Ulug
at S5 i". M.; arrives In Philadelphia at P. M.
MORNINtt KXPRKSH.
At 8'15 A. W. fur K- artliiu. Lrliumn. TTrrIirtinrr.
Poitavlll PluxOruve, I'aiiiaqua.Haiibury, WIHiAtus
iiori, Klmlra. tioi-liesler. Mit Falls, Bullaio,
V HfcnibMrre, Plluton, Voik.CrUle.Jt)auobrbburs,
11 siier own, eta
1 lie 7-WJ A, M, train connects at READING with
East 1'huus Ivanla Railroad tralus lor Ailentown
etc., ana ibe SIS A. M. train conueel wlib ih
Lebanon Valley train ror Harm-tiii-, tc: at tMKT
tLlislOM witb CftiawiHsa Railroad tram for Wit-
MBiiiKDuri, l.oe Haven, Klmlra eic: at HARKI
BUhG with Northern Central. Cnuiburlaiid Vallcr.
and B:linyikill and Musqiiebaniia trains for Norlhat
........ . ..... U , ....HH.OVt , Vl V'" "I V 1
Puiegruve, etc
'ASTERNOON UXPR'83.
leaves Fblladeiiihla ulai r. M. for Readlna.
PotMvllie. Harrlsburx. eie.. com.ectlns wilh Keadins
and Ooiumbla Rafiroad trains lor Columola, eto.
POTT8TOWN AHOOMMODATrON.
Leaves Potutowo at 6 46 A. M . a.unuiiia at Inter
medlaifiBlatlons; arrives Id J'ulla(li'lililiw:.8 III A. M,
.'Jseiurnlug. leaves r-biladelpUla at 1 P. MT, arrive la
fottatowu at o i i jh.
REAPING AOOOMMOftATIOjT,
Leaves lit aOIng 17') a M.. siuuimiib at all way
Station.; airlvea In rriliadetpnla at 10 2 'A,
Returuluv, leaves PullaUelpnia at 4 46 P.M.; arrive
In KeadiDK at 7 4n P. M
trains lor PhllBOelph'a leave Hprurs at 8-10 A
11., and 1'oiuivl.le a. 8 46 A. M.. arr.Vj In l'ul.-.del-
Dula ail F. tk. Aiutrnoen irairm imve JUTisiuri
at (6 P. M.. and PoitsviUe at It 46 p, M., arriving at
t-Miadelpbla at S'46 P. M.
liairiKburt Avuouiui3uauon lfaves jKeaainKat7
A.M .and MarrlsburK at 1 10 P. M Counvulinc
Hpadlnv with Alteruoon A' Ctrmniodatloa BoiiLueTlt
H.i p. M. arriving In Pbiiade'DUia at 'in
Alarsei irnin. wnn a iruuKr uar Biiumu, iv-vw
Paliaaelpbia at 12 au noun, Ji r PutisVUM tad il way
tailons; leaves PoiWvlUe at 7 tW A4tt.lor Pulladel'
ba u" -arrwajr siaiioui,
. Ai tbe above trains
runr daily, BuDdays ex
ceP'ed. ,
it i Vine at s A.M. and
Phiiadelpnla ai8157-M
tJLeaves Phlladelplua lor
lleedlLI at 8 A. 41 .
us irom Ateaaing at i xa
P.M. . -fkJT
. CHESTER VALLKY RAILROAD.
Tunnmn for Dowuiugtown and luiermedlata
Dolnta uka tbe 7 30 A. M 12 sa, and 4 P. M. trains
at b i A. M li 46 and i 16 P. M.
PERKIOMKN RAILROAD,
-PaaaADBera lor bklwDack take 7-80 A. M. and 4 P.
M. trains Irom Pblladelpbia.relurutuK from Kippclc
at 8'iu A. W . and 12 45 P. U. Biaga lines lor tne various
point In Perklomen Valley connect wlta, trains at
Collegfcville and Bklppack.
NEW YORK EXPRKS8 FOR PITTSBURG AND
T.navea New York ut 9 A. M. and 5 and 8 P. M..
passing Reading at l 06 A. M aud I'M) and 10 10 P, tt.,
and connecting at UurriS' urg wua Pennsylvania
and Nortnern Oentiai Railroad Express tralui for
pnubuig, vnioago, wiuiamspori, juuiura, jiaiu-
more, etc,
Keturning juiir riu win narrisaarg on
arrival of Pennsylvania Kxprtss Irom Pltuaurg at
8-60 and 6 60 A. M... and 10 60 P. M., passing Reading
at 6 44 ana 7-81 m , auu u w r. m,, aua arriving at
ew YorB at 11 A. M. aud iTiM and 8 P. T. aieeuiug
car a. company tbtse trains through between Jersey
City and Puisburg wlilioiii change.
A Mall Train lor dew ork leaves Harrlaburir at
8-10 A. M. and 2 ( P. M. Mall train for iiarrisourg
leaves New York at U M.
IBCHUYLKILL VAJjLEY RAILROAD.
Tralus leave potwvllie at 4S aud ti-ao a. M. , and
64 P. M.. relurniug uom xajuaqua at 8'Sfi A. M. aud
215 and 4.36 r. M.
BCHDYLKILL
AKD BU8QUBHAWJWA RAIL-
Trains leave Auburn at 765 A. M. for Plnegrove
nn vtrriHburtr. aud at lz'ln noon lor Plneirruvri nd
Tremont. Ueiurnlug from Uarrisnurg at s so P. M,.
and lium Tremont at ! 40A.M. and bii P. M.
TICKKTS.
Through first-class tluaelaand emigrant tlckot to
all the pilnolpal points In the JSoriu and West
and cauadas.
jLxcursion nusu uum ruoaueipuia 10 neaaing,
ai.d iiuormedlale stations, good lor one dav ouiv.
are sold by Morning Accommodation Market Train,
beading ana i iwoiunu auuiiuuuiiuiuuu A rains, at
lex"uUrsrionTlcket8 to Philadelphia, good for one
dsv only. aie sold atKeadlug anu intermudime sta
tioiia by Heading and Potuitona Aooommodatlon
'i raina at reauctd rales.
'l be following tlckeis are obtainable only at the
Olice ot B. RidKrd, Treasnret JNe. W a. Pound
sutet. Philadelphia, or 01 li. A. Nlouolls, General
buperintenaeu.
COMMUTATION TICKKTS.
At. K nnr cent, discount, between any boluta da.
slied, lor lamules and arms.
MILKAGK TICKETS.
Ocod for 20C0 ruiite, between all points, at Ki-so
each ler laiuUiea and arms.
8EAB0N TICKETS.
vnr thma. six. nine, or twelve months. for hnlw
only , to all polma at reduced rates.
CLERGYMEN
TJonlillntr on the Hue of the road Will bs fnrnl.hn4
with earns entitling themselves and wives to tlukeui
at half luie.
EXCURSION TICKETS
Vrnm Vhlladeinhla 10 prluulpai stations, toad a..
Saturday, Hunday. and Monday, st reduced lare. to
be had only at the Ticket O dice, at Thirteenth d
CaUowhlil suet i.
FRkUGHT.
annA at all desert miofls forwarded to all the ain
points irom the Company's new freight depot, xoad
Mid WUlow streeu.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia dally at 4 W A. M., 1280 noon
8 and 8 P. M., lor Reading, Leoauou, Hamsour!
PovuivUle, Port vuiuon, auu au pouiuj oeyond.
MAILS
nnaaat the Philadelphia Post OlBce for all nlaoM
on the read and lis branches at 6 a. M., and for the
principal stations uwj mr jim
BAGGAGE.
Dnngan's Express win co.lect baggage tor all trains
leaving Philadelphia Depot, Oiurs can be leu at
No. 2x6 8 Pourtn street, or at the IHipot, Thirteenth
aud callow hiu streets.
.XTOKTH
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Xl i
for BKTULJLxlJaal. LHV LUJa low a, MAUcH
LiiONJl., JSAalOM, WILLI AiAaPOltr, WlLKKd.
BARPtK, MAHaNuY Clpy, MO UaNT C Alt 1CL.
P11TBTON. T UNK11ANNOCK, aNu SCRAN i'OJt!
WlNTJUt AR RAJ.UJK. M. SIN Tel.
Faaseoger Trains leave tne Depot, corner ot BKRKS
aud AM s-iUClAN Streets, dally (Sundays excepted;,
as follows;
A17 46 A. it .(Kx press for Bethlehem, Allentown,
M auch uuuiik, Hasieton, Williams port, W likesharre,
Mahanoy City, Plitslou, and Tunkuauuock.
9-46 A. M. (kxpress) for Bethlehem, Jvaston, Allen
town. Mauch Unank, Wllkesbarre, Plttston, and
Beranton.. ... .
At 146 a. v. luuroai iur seunenem, ASSOcn
Cbuhk, WUkeabarre.Puuiion, and bcrauton.
At 6'00 r. M. lor Bethlehem, JKUteton, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk.
For Doy lestowu at 8-46 A. M., 2 48 and 4-1S P. M.
For Fort Washington at 10 46 A. AC and 11 SO p. M.
For Lansdale at 62'i P. M.
Filth and blxiu streets, Second and Third streets,
and Union City Passenger Railways ruu to the new
"trains ARRTVK IN PHILADJJXPHIA
From Bethlehem at 9 10 A. M g-lo, 6 i6, aud 880
r From Doyleatown at 8-88 A. M., fU and 7 P. M,
Vrum Lansdale at TM A. M.
from Fori Washmgton atB A, M. and 810 P. M.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9 80 A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 2 P. M.
Doyleatown for Philadelphia at 7 A. M.
BeihlehtmforPhUadepulaal4P.M.
I ii-kets sold and Baggage checked Uiroogh at
Mann's North Pennsylvauia Baggage HJtpress ooice,
M.. uta. imh sirsel. yf T1H CLAKK
WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
KAlLKOAD.-WINl JCR ARRANGklMulal T:
-on aud alter MONDAY, October t, 1666, Tralus will
leave as follows: ,.
Leave Philadelphia from tbe Depot, THIRTY
FIRelT and CUKHNUT Streets, 7-46 A. Mm 11A.M.,
80 P. M . 416 P. M., 4 60 P. M.. 816 and 11 SO P. M. i
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Deport
on i ant Market street at 6 2s A. hi., 7 46 A. M., 8-00 A.
M .. 10-46 A. M., 1 '66 P. M. . 4 -60 P. M.. and 8 66 P. M.
Trains leave'Wst (. heater at 8 oO A. M.. aud leav
ing Phlladelphlat4 60P. M., will stop at B. U Juno
tlou and Media only. Passengers to or from station
between West Chester and B. CV Juaottou, golug
Kaet, will take train leaving West Chester at 7 46
A, M and going West wlU take the train leaving
Philadelphia at 4 60 P. M., and txausler at B. 4J.
Junction.
The Depot la Philadelphia Is reached directly by
the Chesnut and Walnut Streetcars, Those of tne
Market Street line run wlihlu one square. Tbe
cars of both, Hues connect with eauh train avon Its
arrival
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 8 so A. M, and t-00 P. M,
Leave West Cheater at 7-66 A. M. and 4 00 P. M.
Tralus leaving Philadelphia at 7 '46 A. M. aud 4-80
P. M., and leaving West Cuestr at 8 00 A. M. aud 460
p. M.. connect at a. j juiiuiiod with Trains on P. tk
u,u a, xt. ujr vxuru Buu muumwi u poinia.
tlOi , aXtaUY WOOD, (saner at Uut't,
RAILROAD LINES.
1 RfiR FOB NEW YORK. TUB OAMDBN
XkJ 0. AND AMUOY AN1 PHILADELPHIA
AND.TRKNTON HA I LROAI:JOM PANI SH1 LIN K8
X,Jkil.k.tDKiUL TO NJsVf YORK, AMD
tVAl PAjAUScS
WALWTTT ITlnf WKABP.
At S-30 A, M., vlaCamdwn and Amiwi A,5om...l7-M
At 8 A. M., via Cauiuen and J ninny City Kx. Mall 8'0t
At t P. M., via Camden and Aruhoy Krprefw. oo
At P M ,, for A ruboy and Inarmed lat stations.
At S'SO and S A. M., and 2 on p. M. for Freehold. -At
8 and 10 A. M., 2, t 80, and 4 SO P. M. for Trenton.
At SO, 8, and 10 A. M., 1,2, 8 80,4 SO 8, and H SU P.
Unoo' BoraeDUwu BdrUngtoB, Beverly, and 1-
At V-anand 10. A. M L to, 4-80. . and 11-tw P.
M, for Piorpnce, Kdgewatr. Riversiae, Rlverioa.Pal
niyra, and flab House, and 2 P, for. Floreno and
Rlverien.
The 1 and 11-30 P. V. Lines leave from Market
Street Ferry (npoerslde.)
ISIIS KKNSIMSTOIV T1KPOT,
At 11 A.M.. via Keualigion and Jersey City, We w
York f x pitrss Line, pare fi.
A t 7-ko ai d 11 a. il . 2 an. i so, and 8 P. M. for Trenton
and BrIMol. And at 10-16 A M tor BrlsloL
At 7-so and 11 a. M. 2 80, and 6 P, M. for Morrlavllla
and Till iy town, .... ,
At 7-80 and 10-15 A. M. and 2 80, and CP. M, for
bchenck's aud i.ddlngion.
At 7 8d and 10-16 a. M. 2 30, 4, 8, and t P. V.for Ooro
well's, leireaaale, Holmeeburg, Tacony. Wlesloo.
mlng, Brldmburg, and Prankioid, and at 4 P.M. for
tiolniesiiurg and lULermudlMie Hlatlous,
yiMtL WhMT t 111 LA bTklPHI A DErOT.
Via Oouneetlug Railway.
At t-48 A. M , i-a, 4, s ho. aud 12 P.W. New York Ex
press LI tea, via Jersey City; Pare, (4 25.
At 11 80 P. M. Kmlgrant Line; Pare, t&
At s-46 A. M 1-io, 4 -6-so. and 12 P. M . for Trenton. '
At 9-46 A. M., t. 8-0 and 12 P. M ., tor brol.
At 12 P.M. (Mgbi), lor Morrlavllle. Tullytown,
Tacony, Wisslnomlng, Brldesburg, and frank-
6Tli'e 8'4B A. H., e-3fi and 12 P M, Lines will run
dally. All oibem. isuudys excepted.
.Jor Lines leaving Ktneingtou depot take the cars
on IDird or PifiJi streeui, at Cteniu, so diIuiiIhs
before depariore. 'ihHcars of MurketHtreetaKwu
run direct to V est Philadelphia lie pot, cnosuut aua
Walnut within one suuare. OuHuudH the Market
Street cars will rnn ti. mn.nwr.t with the U'46 A.M. 6'80
and 12 P. M. Llanf. "
itikiiVlUMCE. Xr LAWAKK RAILROAD LINES,
rkOM KaSiSlSIWTOK VKfUT.
SO A. lor INtaiuift Pulls, RuUalo, Pnnktrk,
mlra, Ithaca, Uncno, Hochosler, rHinruumiou, Os-
eno. t-yracime. Great Beod, Muniros -Ikesbatre.
Bcrantuu, btroudsborg, Water Gap, bo y's Moun
tain, etc
At 7-80 A. M. aod 8 80 P. M. for Belvl... o, Easton,
Lambertvlllo, Flemiugtou, eio, Tne 3u P M, Llus
couneu'is direct with the Train leaving Kasiou lor
Mauch CLuuk, Aileutown, UetuiHiieiu, etc.
At 6 P. M. for Lambertvllle and mtermediate Sta
tions,
CAMDEN AND BUKUHOTUa UUUHTY AND
fl!-J tituuLva sail uivmioiuna n&iii-
ROMUMARKET STREET FERRY. (Upper Side.)
At 7 and lu A , M.. 1-so, 8 80, aud 6-uu P. M., for Mer
ohautsvllie, Moorestown, Hartford, Masonyille.
Piainspurt, Uouut iloily, fluiilnvhle, k.wauavUle
Vlnceutowa. Birmingham, aud Pembrton,
A.t 7 A. M., l'SO aud 8-80 P. M tor Lewistow
Wrlghtstown, Cooksiown, New Egypt, Hornerntown,
Cream Bldge, Imlaysiown, uharou, and Hlghistown.
Ui8 WILLIAM U. UATZMEii, Agent.
pEMMBYLTAKIA CH.N1RAL RAILROAD
"HP ALL TIME, TAKING JtlfFEOT NOV. 22, 1888.
The trains of the Pennsylvania Central ivalirwad
leave the Ltpot, at THiitl' Jf-iiKa'l' aua MAJiKarf
HireeU, wiilcn la reached dlreoUy by. the Market
street cars, the last car connecting with eauu traoi
leaving front aud Market streets tulrty mluules bo
fore lis aepaxtuie. The Chesuut and Walnut btreeuj
mm run within one square ot toeJJepot.
Bleeping Car Tickets can oe naa on application at
4he Ticket oince N. W. .corner Ninth, and Chesnut
streeis. aun at the uepot,
VJonu. ot tbe Union Transfer Company will call
fur and deliver u&age at the - -"ot. yruers laf i at
No. volUheenut ntieet, or No. 118 Market street, wlU
receive aue yu.
Mall Tralu........... 8-00 A, M,
PaoU AocommodaJou, WS0 A. al., 1 10, aud MO p. M.
1 ast Line......-"""'"" f.
U .iu li'.tnliHI u. .............U oU A.. M.
HarrlsDurg AocouiuiOdA(.lou... 2-80 P. M.
lAiiitiiv Ai-t'.ouimodatiOJi...M....MM.M.M.Jkw 4i;o P. M.
Parsesburg Tralu.................".... 8'aO P, to.
Cluclnhatl Express . M.
i. .... m-h Miniuiu ju.uresit.... 10 4g P. M.
pnilaaelphia iuxpreaa 12 00 Nlgnt.
Erie MaU leaves dally, except feuuday, ruunlogcn
Baturday eight to w llliamaport cniy . Ou Sund ay night
uasaengers will leave Pniladelphla at 12 O'ciuok.
Phliauelphla Express leave daily, All outer trains
??SUAfAimodation Tralr. runs dally, ex
cDt eiunday. Por this t"ln tlukeia must be pro
otfid ad bikiage delivered by bvo P. M.. at Mo? 118
"""tSi ARRIVE AT DEPOT. V1Z.:-
PaolsAclXmouaiion..- ,S bo A. M . 40aud 7 10 P. M.
Erie Mail aud BuUalo express ltj-oo a. M.
Parkwburg Train -V,,.,1. i-
Pat Line..............- ....." w i A. lu,
Laucasier Train o' ?i'
Kile Express ...........-....-m.........4 to P. m-
Day Expreb8.............."",,,,,"""",M ..! o jr, ii,
Marrtsburg Acuouiuiodallon.......1..,....-4( p, n,
For forth' Inionuatlon apply to
vibh vANLEii.R, Jr. Ticket Agent,
juiio tocmmjiijusiiUT Bireei.
rKxHiriS i UJSK. Ticket Aceuk
A u. J id naniiJi.1 street.
bA Ml) EL H. WALLACE,
V Ticket A vent at tha JJutxiC
1-ha Pennsylvania JUiThuiul Coninanv will nm u.
Shine any risk lor Bft,a(jueicepi i.,r Wearing Ap-
arel, and limit their responsibility to One Mundrel
lollara In value. All iKaga eaceediug that amount
In value will be at the risk of Bhe owner, unless taken
by special contract, EDWARD HNWiLLXAMS,
42k General Buperlutendenrkiona, pa,-)
TjUILADELPHlA,
WlLUliVGTON, AND
HaI.iImukh. HAlLHUail.-ilMU TAliLilL
ixin-mencing AiONDAV, JNoVember its, ibSs. Trains
wul leave lepot corner uroaa sueet auu nasuiug
ton avenue, as follows;
Way-Mall Tram at 8 80 A. M. (Sundays excepted),
for Baltimore, stopping at ail reuit.r aiailous. Con
uecilug with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington lor
CrisUoid and lutetmeulate statluus.
impress .T rain at a i""jb
Bal lmoioaud Washington, sioprmg at Wilmington,
Pttrrivlile, and ilavre-te-urace, Connects at VVll
mlngtu with train lor New Caatla B,PBnl tn.
l.x press i ram av i u u a . jja. - r . ' .
altimore and Washington, stopplui at Chester,
Thuilow, Llnwood, Claymont, hiuwi, "
puru btanton, Newark, Kikton, North-Jutst, Charles.
.1.. c urtu n. Aberdeen. Perrv
inau's.iUlgewood, Magnolia, Chase's. and titeuuuer's
Buu . . r m iDallvl for Baltlmnra
and WashlLgton, stopping at Chester. Tuurlovy. Llu
toodV Claymont, Wlimiuglou, iSewark. Klklon.
r';S, 'iSk 'FNtrSs. Monroe and Norlolk will
Uke the li-UO M. train. TRAINS.
Stopping at ail uiious between Philadelphia an
WLetvePhhadelphlat ll'OOA. M., 2 80, 6. and
7 WF. M; Thet'OoP.M. Train counecu with Dela
wtUe Kaiiroad ;or Marruigton and intermediate
stations. ,.. ..qu .nd ..10 a. m.. 1-30. 4-1S. and
iJtfv M. 'Ibe 8 lu A. M. Train will not stop between
4 tterand Philadelphia. The7 00P. M. Trrain ilrom
"nVlugion runs hilly! all other Accommodation
TVCUiX?SwPP
7-2 AMW Mall. 9 S6 A. M., Jixpress. 2 26 P. M.,
".".,' iV tkaaJN FROM . BA LTIMORE.
T avr Baltimore at 7 it, P. M.. stopping at Mag-
ij. . ..'Tu. ti'i aberUeeu.AAavre ufruitB,Acn-
Dona, ' ' ' ' " Nunu Kl Jtlkton, Kiewark,
aud Chester.
. h 0 an poinia nwti bouvu. auu
Ihruukh tick"" , .i,.k,aL ma Mo uji
Jdouil, vTtere also
Chesnut street, uu Lu tiiepiug cars can be
biaie ,"'.'.I.Tueday. Persons purchasing tickets
secured ourlug iu" ecUtcked u
at this ouic jT f-UBrBr uompany.
deuce by the Luion "Jtii;t,fi,ltIBuperjIltfln(leatt
VAMA. o.-.-.oars on all Night Trains. '
On aud auer jua Kaairoad will
"rr--sl-ujsi)AY. IMovemoer za, iis,
trains on tne
ran as follows: wb,tcwad.
t-dat-w leaves Phuaoeiphla......10-l5P. M.
M AIL TRALH i. lliiamsport....... 6T6A.M,
i. arrives at xCris 60 P, M,
vphtuhh leaves fhilaaeiphla.........ll-6o a. M.
KRIK lLXPBJrJISe" S-60P.M
arrives at trie ,1U0 A. M.
T MIB . MAIL leaves Philadelphia .... 8tM) A. M.
BXMIBA( MA-ta. w" WUUanisport ao P. M.
arrives at Luckhaven.,,, 716 P. M.
.HrurAlAIA.
MAIL TB AUU 1 aves iarle.........-"W'' A. M.
i -yy uiiamsport. n..lli'66 A. M,
" arrives at Phliadelphla......lo-oo a. m,
KBIX EXPBJEUU leaves i. M.
i. - wuiiamsport...Hn ou a. u.,
I . U . 1 1 .. . 1 .. 1 . l 1 1 1 u A.Jil U
Mall and Express connect with. OU Creek and
Allesh.ny River JUllroad, . BAUUAUitv"e.14aJ
thro ll u BV ALranai i- i iiiiut,
beueral Boperlnteudenl.
EST JERSEY RAILROADS.
PALL AND WIHTia ARKANUICMaCH t.
rom fuul of MAKkitr bireet t upper rvrrj.
OommenciLg "f,'-"-' f.
Bvpteuiner M,
.'li i INU T.IlaVK AH 1ULLUWS.
Por Cave May and stations below MillvlUs, rii
Por MUlvUle, Vineland, and Intermediate tatlooa
VorBri'd'oji.'baleia.Jmtlway station 818 A. K
i-oi woodbary at 18 A. M.. . ryp, and 8-00 P. M
Jreiglltrain leaves Camden dally at U o'clock
"y'r'elght reoelvpd at aeoonA cover 4 whAsfiilOi
WPr'eliutlLIvert0. lBonth Delawareavjn
. m tsajwrUttanaiMili
f .lllLADELPHlA AM EKIK BA1LROAD.
' irkKTlifii. TaBLJH,.-THROUoa1 AD
, ROUTK UWrJ PUllAAiAtLPlU-.,
aViiliKK HAURlBBtRU. WlLLlAMBPOUi',
RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADLLFUIA, GK1UIANT0WN, AND
NCRRDJiOWN RAILROAD.
TIWRTABLK.
FOR GERMAN 10WTT.
Leave Phllsdeinbla at . 7. 8. 8 OA. 10. 11. It A. M..
I, 2, 8 16, l.4 6. l. S-HI, 7. 8.9.10, II, UP. M.
Leave ut rmaniuwn at o, , is, s, n hi. v, io, ii, u a.
W., I, 2 8. 4, 4 V 6 S'-ii 8, 8, lu II p, M,
Tha 8 20 down train, ana iv and 6V uD trains, will
rot slop on the Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Pblladelpbla at 18 A. M., 1. 7. and tnv p. M.
Leave Germanium at 8-16 A. M.. 1, S, and F. M.
CHESTNUT BILL RAILROAD.
Loavn Piiiiaiiuii.hia ax a a lu. n M a 2V. SV. f.
, ud 11 P.M.
JV(.!htnnt H 111 at 710. 8 940. 11 '40 A.. Si.. 1-40.
8-40, 6-411, to, 8-40, aud 10 40 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
I-eave Philadelphia at 9 16 A., 2 and 7 P. M.
lMVflllStfti..nt ui.i i a kl lvAii k Ail an1Q-91
FOR CON8H0BO0KKN AND NORRI8TOWN.
Leave PMladelubia at . 7W a. ami litis A.M. iu.
8. 4),6 t;4 Biw auuiisi-.W.
Leave Norrtsiown attio, 7, 7 60, , and 11 A. ., K,
, 4H, 6S. ana 8 P. M. '
ON KUNDAY8.
I.eavaJ'Mladelphla at 9 A. M,: 2!. and 7V( P. M.
LealtaiVioirlstuwn at 7 A. M.j 6;, aud P. M.
FOR MAN A YUNR..
Leave Phlladulphln at 6, 7,. 9, aud 11-00 A. M,; V-i,
8, 4H. fi. B'4,86, aud ll P. M.
i t-ave manayunK aio io, vv., s r4.ana lis A.M.
I. 8H. 6, and 9 P. M.
ON 6UNDAYH.
Leave Plitlndetphla at 9 A. M ; 2 and 7S P. M.
Leave Mauayuuk at 71, A. M.i 6 nnrl 9'- p. M
W. tt. WILSON, Gpneral Hnperlnteu.iont.
Depot, Ninth and Green n-.reeti.
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSAL8 FOR SUBSiaiENCE STORES.
Headquarters District of thk
Indian Tkrkitory, office f
Chief Commihuary ok bciihisi-knck, 2"
Pokt OinsoN, U. N Jan. 21. 1869. J
Pealed Proposal. In duplicate, will be re
ceived at the ollice of tbe undttraigned, at Fort
U1UBUI1. C. IN., UOUl Vi O'CIOCK Al., UUMUAX,
Match 15. 1861). for the delivery ot Subsistence
Btora, rh follow?:
AT Oi;X tilBSON, CUEUOKEE NATION,
1. T.
650,000 pon n d s of Fiou r.
7f,000 pounds of Baoon.
25,1100 poonds of Halt,
5,000 gallons of Vinegar.
400 barrels of Pork.
And Corn Meal In buoH Quantities aa may be
requited.
Tbe Flonr to be equal In quality to the best
XXX brands of tbe Ut. Lonia market, and put
up as follows: 12.1, CGO pounds to be put up In
barrels full bead lined, and 425 000 pounds to be
r ut op In double sacks, ol gunny uaoklug and
cotton BbeellDK.
Tbe baconto be of first quality, and pnt np
as follows: 20,000 pounds in tierces or casks,
and 55,000 pounds in gunny sacks of about lij
ponndB eacb.
Tbe Sblt to be of good quality, and put up as
follows; 10,100 pounds In barrels aud lo.OOO
pounda in double sacks of gunny sacking and
coltsn sheeting.
Tbe Vinegar to be of best quality, and made
of whisky of lull streuKtb, and tobe put np as
follow1; 1000 gallons In barrel of good quality,
eeenrely boopetl, and 4i.H0 gallons to do put up
In ;cafska containing not more tban 23 gallons
eacb, the casks to bo of bent quality, patnted,
and to have four iron and elgbt hickory hoops
on eacb.
The Pork to be prime mess pork, to be pnt np
securely In good barrels containing 2o0 pounds
encb.
- Tbe Corn Meal to be of bant quality, and pat
np in barrels or sacks. Ilka the Hour, as may be
rtquired. Tbe pertain or persona to wnom any
award 1b made must be prepared to execute
contracts and give tbe required bonds at once,
and fce In readiness to commence ta delivery
of etortB on the 20lh day of April, 18U9, and to
continue tbe same lu aucb quantities as may
be rt'Quired until tbe 1st dav of December. 1869.
at which time tbe whole amount of tbe article
or articles contracted for must be supplied.
Samples of articles (escdpt meats) must ac
company the propofiulB, In boxes or uolUes, and
Doi in pnrer parcels.
Koch bid must be accompanied by a good and
sofflcteni guarantee Irom two or more persons
wboe loyalty und solvency are certified by a
clerk ol n court of reoord;, setting form that
tbey win, in tne event or its acceptance, give
uinpio uuuuh anu security ior tne laitniui per
fo) iii h uce of tbe same.
Toe name and place of residence of each bid
d r una luietv must be given.
No proposal will be entertained, nnless satis-
f' torlly represented, tbat does not fully comply
with the leiins ol tills advertisement.
Proposals may be for the whole or any part of
ixe sioi ts requireu.
Ai;y contract awarded under this advertise
ment will be made subject to the approval of
tbe C(uti)iKary-Gt'U(.-ral of SuUrlsteuoe, U. H.
Army, and tbe rlcht is reserved to rolect any or
all bitJN.
All stores delivered will be subject to a rigid
Inspection.
. Payments npon the contracts awarded will
be made monthly in current funds, or as Boon
as tbe same shall have been received.
Bidders are invited to be present at tne open
inn of Drorosals. which will take place on tbe
day and hour above specified. Blanks for pro
posals f n u rjoniis wm De lurnisnea on applica
tion to ibis office.
Proposals must be plainly Indorsed, 'Pro
posals for Hnbslstence Stores," and addressed
to tbe Chief Commissary ot Subsistence, Dis
trict Indlun Territory, Fort Ulbaon, 0. N.
Uy order oi uoow
Brevet Metor-Oen. B. H. ORIERSON.
A. F. ROCKWELL, Bvt. Lieut. Lionel and A.
Q,. M. u. H. A., u. u. o. Disi. inoian Territory.
u.
B. ORDNANCE AQKNOY,
Corner Houston and Gkbknk Htreeta,
IIiUUSUVDVU Oiwucj A . J, DJI Btl,)
New YORK, Feb. 18. 18U9.
Sealed Proposals. In dunlloate. will be re
ceived at this office nntil SATURDAY. March
27, 169, at 12 M., for purchasing. In qnantlttes,
ineionowing aiuusoi uituxs AiNua Biurtni-i,
now on baud at the dillerent arsenals la the
United biates:
CARTRIDGES
For Hpencer's carbine... Cal. 50 and 521
For Pallard's do.
For Henry's do.
For Kewinyton'sdo.
For Warner's do.
1
Y Metal llo
H j primed.
For (sharp's tlo. ...
For Blari'a do. ...
U. B musketcartridges,
ball
52 I
Linen.
TJ. B. nansket cartridges,
i; ban
Ri tie musket cartridges,
K ball
TJ. B. musket cartridges,
round..
TJ. b. musket cartridges,
buck and bail
Coil's pistol cartridges..
C9 and 71 f PaPer
69
41
41
Coil's pihtoi cartriiigcs.,
Bnoiin'a carbine car
tridges, ruDuer anu
metal
Bnrneide'a oarblue car-
fl'liifPH mfttfil
86
irrtt, ami Hotuhkbs proliotiles lor all call
h. nf i-unnnn- rnuuil Blint.si.ellf. cauister and
f pberlcal rase, for all calibres. Also, 11 ltd am-
UlOUlliUBiui lunrnuin,
Musket percussion caps from broken up am
munition. At
Tbe Ordnance Department reserves the right
to reject all bids not deemed sail, factory. Prior
to tbe acceptance of any bid It will have to be
approved by the War Departtueut.
jt . i rwi. . ....... MAi.Klu nv lh.
Terms castl. Itu jicr y .aiw
day of sale, and the remainder when tbe pro
perty is delivered. Twenty days will be al
lowed for the removal ol atores.
Bidders will state explicitly too pan r
points where they wlllaocept storse. Delive
ries will only be made at the arsena's.
Samples can be seen at tola office, or at any
Of the arsenals in the United States.
Proposals will be addressed to the nader
signed, and endorsed "Proposals tor purchasing
Ordnance Stores." For further Information
apply to tbe undersigned. g cnispiNt
Brevet Colonel U. B. A.,
3 i Major of Ordnanos.
TJEN NSY LVANI A H08PITAT
PaiLAUKLPaiA, December 2Hi 1666.
The attending ManaKers ar
Wlsiar Morris. No. lu B Tnlrd street.
h. tinrri. Wain. No. us S. Dulaware avenae. .
Attending Physician J. M. Da CosU, M. P., No.
tfUJI Unriliwt htrMt.i
Attending Hurgeons-Wllllam Hunt, M. D., No. 1309
B m swan Ml mat.
Thomas George Morton, M. D., No. 1421 Cbeannt
,lThe' Physician and Burgeons attend at tha Hospi
tal every day tHundays excepted) lo receive applica-
lliin. Iitr aflmlhHlon.
Persons seriously Injured by accident are always
admitted 11 brought to the Hospital licmedlaiely
heieaue. t
AUCTION SALES
w m vvusu KTS A A A, a,
fAI R OF PFAL bTATB! AND BTOnKM. ' , "
Marrb 2 at 12 o'clock noon, at tne Koi YnJL t"J t
hKVKNTJlh.W'1 H ANU ViNN. N.irti mi o 54e-.
MAKKH.T. No. St 7 Prams liwallinit.
LANUAHi Kit TURN Fl K K Frame Dwetllnaa.
fl iTH (Houlh), No. 1611-Mo Sield Ji?1
I- KONT south of Moon Frauia Owfillnv
FHAKKLIN. No. gi;o-llriok DweMng. '"
I H HIK'l'l A N. Mo. IBIV-Brie I) ivli,,i
bPRINO UARliKN.No. IS2i-M.deru ResldsaOA.
IIAHKKi, Na (ISO Bii-lne.s Hiana. "m
PulHH (Norin. o, H Valuable Store. ?
VAN HO HIS Large la.t ,
MAltKKT No. 9ti RuslntStaai4. " ' ,'
I.nC l'hT No. 414 Brick Factory niilldlrgn. .
TWKLITU, No. 116 below Onesnut Valnabte
Dwelling.
MHT1R No, 1R4 Modern Tlwaping, , . .--BA
RT IN. No, ieiilel Pwelllng '
II 111(111 AVsM'E No Ml .nu i Pwolllng. i.,
PWN Tweniy-tblrd Ward Brs Dweillog.
Ti.t'KtR (south Ke). east of High h Valoahle '
Mlllproperiv .
Pull particulars In cntalncne. '
Kxecuiors Hale.
8760 TJ. B, Five-twenties, coupons. January and July. ,
l-'or oilier Arcnunn.
M sharrs Nstlcnal Bn of rrie R-pnbllc.
tS 00 2d mortiiHre b..nds W(Mi Chester and Philadel
phia liHllronn Oonipanv, . i
I slisre riillndflphln Library,
tshsns Kark of Nolh Am''ca.
Ti shares Pennsylvania rVood l'rcservlnr Company)
par f'K1.
Zgstitrrs Camden and Atlartto Ra'lroad Co (T'd
wiliars Kiel nir.nn uraiu e;oni.any; iar f ibe.
iro shares A nierl"an Hultm.hole Maculue Co.
71 sliarts Pbinnls Insnranes Co. Lt
10 sba es Locust Uap improvement Co.
CHOICE ENOLIStl AND AMKRI0AW BOOKS.
On Tue'tiay Arwrnooo,
iarch f, at 4 o cluck, jncliiilfd aie Martian's
Ji wish Colnsgp; PrlchHrd's Natural Hl-t ryof M-n,
colorrd plan h; Russell's Naval ArcMieotoie. 8 vols.,
li Itn; Iliunplirey's Art of Primlrg. 4t4 Owen J eues1
Hn-uinisr ol (irnaninnt: Wiskespaar, fao-slmiie of
Vifi lo in; Wostwnnd s Mln'aturis and ornsmants of .
Aniio-Paxon ani Irlh saanunrrlpis folio; Puln's
HlosfHty ol Kcrlelasttcal Ornament and Cystoma,
4io.: Blune's Florio Javra. 4 vols.. olorPd pla'eaj
IMime's Mrpeuui iolauli-um. V vols.; Brrin l-.ils.
ISO vols., half rair. Waverley Novels, l'i vols. Abbita
f rd t ttllli ii. fine copy, ato. SS7 21
UNT1NG, DUUBOROW & CO.. AUCTrOHs
KKKB. Nos. Z32and Wi4 MiHKKT Street, comtw
of Bank street. Successors to John B. My eis tk vo.
BAIE OF BOOO CAPKB BOOTH BH0JE8,
TBA.
Vb.aj1.ii. xyr jn, naj,
On Tuesday Morning.
Marrb 2. at 10 o'clock. on four mouths' credit. ftMfe
LABOR SALE OF FORKION AND DOUB8TI0
DRY OODDl
On Thursday Moralng.
At 10 o'clock, on four months' credit. Ii M M
LARGE BALE 07 CA R PETING 9. OIL-CLOTHS. ,
KlC.
On Friday Morning
March 5, at 11 o'clock on four mouths' cr'dlt, about
201 pltces of (Dgraln. Venetian, list, hemp, ootiaira, .
aid rag carpetlngs, floor oil-cloths, eto. 127 61
TARTIN
BROTHERS, AUCIIONEEBS.
JjX. (Lately Balesmen for M
Thomas A Bons.l
No. t&CHJfcBNGT BU. rear entrance (Tom SlUllMl ' "
SALE OF MICELLANKOU8 BOOKS. '
This Uvenli g,
March 1, at 7 o'clock, at tbe auction rooms, No. '
ChtRBUi street, by caialugue, valuable law, meoto-l,
iheoleglcal, aud niiscellaueuus works, ttosa irlvat
llbiailea. . Ll .,
Pale No. 5'J Cbeannt street. ' a'
HANDPOMK WALNUl' HOUSEHOLD FTJRWIw I .
TURK. 3 ELKUANT ROSKyK)OD PIANO. .
FOB'lES, LABOkl AND rUeEKlOR OROAK.'
WANHSOfE BOOKCASE HANOaOMHJ VElI '
VET, BRCtlsKLH, AND OTHER CARPETS. SPU.
On Weouesday Mornlug,
sd InsU. at lo o'clork, at ihe auction rooms. No. 5w -Cb.suut
street, by catalogue, very excellent and de-". '
alrable furniture, including:
FURNITURE Hand. oiue walnut parlor, library,
cd dining-room furniture: 6 suits handsome walnut
chamber lurnlture; cottage chamber suits; handsome -bo
krase. etc.
PIANO AND ORGANS Three elegant rosewood '
rlauo fortes, made by Lauguih A Rro tttelnmeta.
New oik, and Union Manufacturing Company;
laigeand very superior cabinet organ la oiled wal
nut esse.
M1RROR8 Fine French plate mantel, pier, and
oval mirrors In gilt frames; fine feather b.ds and
bedding; spring and hair mattresses; carnage har
ness; China aud glassware; sioves.etc s 1 St
LIPPINCOIT, BON & CO., AUCTIONEERS
ABUBlUBbT BUILDING. No, 840 MARKET Mtg
LAEGE POSITIVE SALE OF ABOUT SOO LOTS
WHITE WOOLS. LINEN GOOD, HOUlnKT.
HOOPrKlKTS, COtihKi'a, NOlTuNo. BHIRTa
AND DRAWERS, KTC!
COMPRlftlt THE USUAL VARIETY.
On Weantsday Mornlug, (lit '
March 3, by r alHiogue ou four months' credit, '
KEENAN, r-ON & CO.,
No. 11 a N. 1RONT Ftreek
AUCII0NE EK9 J
. ii ,
Will sell,
Wednesday Morning, 1
Varch s, at 11 o'clock, ami cases imrorted Chsm
rrsue Wine, asroited brands. Also. SiO barreia
Whisky, couslsitng ot Une reel I tied, ra, corn, anil
mi Issee-i llkewisA 50 rb s. Alcohol, and 60 hbls of
Jertey Vinegar; luo demijohns Oi fine Liquors, e o.
eic. Slit
CLABK & EVAKB, AUCTIONEERS, K0. CSQ
CH.EBN OT Blreet. . ; .
Will tell THIS DAY. Morning and Evenfna-. 1
A large Invoice of Blankets. Bed Bpreads. Drv boo4l
Cloths, Casslmeres, Hosiery, titatlonery, Table tit
Pocket uutiery. Notions, etc.
uuy ana country merchants win nna oargsjns.
Terms cash. "
boods packed free of charge 1st y
OD. McCLEEa it CO., AUCTIOKELBS, Ka
606 M A1.KET Btret U t ,
BALE OF 1000 OASES BOOTS, BHOES, RROGAN
a i i.iiuna i-s, ii-iu. ',,4,
On Thursday Morning, .
March 4. at lo o'clock. Also, a large assoitment Of ''
cliT-made goods. , -
N. P. Bales every Monaay ana innrsaay. s i siga ,
mHOMAS BIRCH & BON, AUCTIONEJSB1
BIRCH
MMI8HI
.JL AND OOMMIBBIOM MERCHANTS, No, 111!
0 HKBN TIT Btreet: rear entrance No. HOT Bananas asi
CHR0M0-LITH0GRAPHS.
P1
CTURES FOR PRESENTS.
A. S. ROBINSON..
i
No. 910 CHESNUX Btreet,
Has Just received exquisite specimens of
ART, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS, '
FINE DRESDEN 'ENAMELS" ON PORCH
LAIN, IN GREAT VARIETY. 1
BPLENDID PAINTED PHOTOGRAPHS,.
Including a Number of Choice Genu,
A SUPERB LINE OF CHKOM03.
A large assortment of '
NEW ENG RAVINGS. ETO.
: i
Airo, RICH STYLES
new patterns.
FRAMES, or elegant ,
' 8151 l-i
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS:
Mt. . Vernon Hotel,:
8 1 Monument street, Baltimore. ' -Elegantly
Furnished, with unsurpassed Cuisine.
On the European Plan, t 1 -
D. P. MORGAir.
WC0DLAND3- CEMETERY COMPANY.-t 1 ("
Thtoilowlng Managers aud OlUoershave oeea
elect o Kir the year 18o: . . .. .r .
IL! it. PRICE, President. , , ,
Wm. H.Moore, wm. W. Kesa, ' 1 ' '
Kan nel H. Moon, I Ferdinand J. Drear, 'S t " i
Ulil e Dalleit,. . Ueorge L, Butby, . s ,:i '
l0ln Urebln, B A, Knight
riietiry and Treasnrer, JOdKPH IB. TO WNSKNIV "
. De Managers bave passed a resolution requiring
both Il liolders and Visitors to present tiokew at the
eutrsiice ior admission to the Cemetery, T'lukMa 4
mav tox bad at the Oince of the Company, No. SU '
A b( II Btreet, or ot any ot the Manager. 1 'i
TPHIL080PHY OF MARRIAGE.-.
JL A new Course of Lectures, as delivered at tn, kr
New ork Mubsuiu ot Aoatumy, euiiira.lug the ...
soliJcis: How to Live and What li Live' for;
Veuih, Maturity, and Old Aget Manboot Generally
Reviewed; The Cause ot Indigestion; I'latmenos and ,.
Nervous Diseases Accounted For; Marrltge Phho- n ,
soi liU ally Considered, eio. eio. Pocket volumes , rf
talulug these Lectures will be forwarded, pusupa'd,
on receiptor t6 eeuis, by addressing W. A. LKARY,
Ja..b. K. corner Of 1"1U and WAAUt.ftUsvWs, ij
Philadelphia.
LEXANDKR O. CATTELL CO
PRODI' K OOMMIBHION M KKOHANTH,
No. U NORTH WHARVfcd
AND
Ho, aT WORTH VATltK STBJUBT.
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