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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MARCH V 1869.
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BKAUWYAVES-A THEORY.
To the Editor of the London 8ject it tr.
Sif: A collection of autheulicAtel glxoit
torit-g rlatiug to contemporary person and
Yeats woald not only l ouriotn anl iute
reatlbg, ImtnitgUt serve to throw light oa on
of tbe darkest fluids of fsoleooe a Hold, in
deed, hardly yet olaituml by floieuoe.
The mere oollooatlon might bring out fsa
tnwB suggestive of a lav. If to such a ool
ltotlon were ad led so many of th 'mioiles
tations" of meMneritsts, spiritualists, eleotro
blologiots, and clairvoyant aa bare a olear
residuum of faot (and after a sweeping de
duction of professional contributions), the in
dication of a common aotion of foroe through
Item all might probably become still unre
obvlons.
Snch statements as the following, oonalng
s they do within the scope of a single per
son's obaetvation, may, doubtless, be taken
to stand for very many similar ones.
In giving them aa sample narratives, I do
so Tilth two objects firstly, to oomnenoe in
yonr pages, if you ae willing to open them
for it, a veracious and authenticated catalogue
of snch experiences; and seoondly, to venture
on a omde hypothesis by way of explanation,
which, of coarse, will be takeu merely for
what it is worth, but which has appeared
plausible to some. It may, perhaps, at any
rate, itne as a temporary thread whereon to
celled illustrative or contradictory instancies.
Mr. Hubert Drowning, of whose keen sta ly
Of the subjeot his poem of "Mr. Sludge, the
Medium," would be alone sufficient proof,
tella me that when he was in Fiorenoa, some
years tdnce, an Italian noblemen (a Count
Gicnasi, of Ravenna), visiting at Florenoe,
was brought to his house, without previous
introduction, by an intimate friend. The
Count professed to have great mesmerio or
clairvoyant faculties, and deolared, in reply
to Mr. Browning's avowed skepticism, that
ho would undertake to oonviuoe him somehow
or other of bis powers. lie then asked Mr.
Browning whether he had anything about
him then and there which he oould hand to
him, and which was in any way a relio or
memento. This, Mr. Browning thought, was
perhaps because he habitually wore no sort
of trinket or ornament, not even a watch
guard, and might, therefore, turn out to be a
safe challenge. But it so happened that by a
curious aooident he was then wearing under
his coat-sleeves some gold wrist-studs to his
shirt, which he had quite reoently taken into
use, in the absenoe (by mistake of a seam
stress) of his ordinary wrist-buttons. He
had never before worn them in Florence or
elsewhere, and had found them in some old
drawer where they, had lain forgotten for
years. One of tb.es gold studs he took and
handed to the Count, who held it in his hand
awhile, looking earnestly in Mr. Browning's
faoe, and then said, as if mnoh impressed,
"C'e, qualohe oosa ohe mi grida nell oreochio,
Uooisione, ucoisione !' " ("There is some
thing Here whion ones oat in my ear, 'Murder,
muraerr")
"And truly," says Mr. Browning, "those very
studs were taken from the dead bodyof agreat-
nn is 01 mine, wuo wasj violently Killed on his
estate at tv.iviiis, nearly eighty years ago.
Theao, w ti a gold watoli and otber personal
objects et value, were produced In a court of
justice at proof mat robbery had not been tbe
Eurio e or a siaugnier wniou waa efieoted by
la own slaves. They were theu transmitted
10 my granaraiter. wuo nad ttis initials en
slaved on them, and wore them all bis life,
They were taken out of tbe night-gown in
wnlch be died, and given to me, not ray father.
I may add that I tri d to get Cjunt Oineesl to
use bis elalrvoyance on this termination of
ownership also, and that he nearly hit upon
BomethiDg line the lact, mentioning a bad in a
room; but he failed in attempting to describe
ine roomsit nation or me oea witn respect 10
windows and door. Toe occurrence of my great
uncle's murder was known only to myself, of
all men In Florenoe, as certainly was also my
possession of the studs."
Mr. Woolner, the sculptor, tells me the fol
lowing story of two young men, one of them a
rereonal friend of his own no waiving: These
two men lived very long as great friends, but
ultimately quarrelled, Bhortly before the de
parture of one of them to New Zealand. The
emigrant had been absent for many years, and
his friend at home (Mr. Woolner's informant),
never having kept np correspondence with
him, had naturally almost lost the habit of
thinking about him or his affairs. One day,
however, as be sat in his rooms, in a street
near Oxford street, the thought of his friend
came suddenly upon him, accompanied by the
most restless and undeflnable diaoomfort. He
oould by no means account for it; but, finding
the feeling grow more and more oppressive,
tried to throw it off by change of occupation.
Still the discomfort grew, till it amounted to a
sort of strange horror. He thought he must
be sickening for a bad illness, and at length,
being. unable to do anything else, went out
of doors and walked up and down the
busiest streets, hoping by the sight and sound
of multitudes of men and ordinary things to
diPBipate his strange and mysterious misery.
Not, however, till he had wandered to and fro
in the most wretched state of feeling for
nearly two hours, utterly unable to shake off
an intolerable sort of vague consciousness of
his friend, did the Impression leave him aud
his usual frame of mind return. 60 greatly
was he struck and puzzled by all this, that
he wrote down preolaely the date of the day
and hour of the occurrence, fully expecting to
have news shortly of or from his old friend.
And surely, when the next mail or the next
but one arrived, there came the horrible
news that at that very day and hour (allow
ance being made for longitude) bis friend had
been made prisoner by the natives of New
Zealand, and put 'to a slow death with the
. 'most frightful tortures.
Of this same kind, though happily aitierent
in result, is a Btory of his own experience,
which Mr. Tennyson, the Poet Laureate, tella
me. viz.. that some years ago he Was induoed
to.trv (successfully) the curative efl'eot of
mesmerism by passes of the hand upon a pa
tient, who beoame so sensitive as to be aware
on one occasion of his approach by railway
two hours before he reaobed the house, and
when his coming was entirely unannounced
and unpremeditated. On another occasion
tbe same patient positively asserted to a third
Jfcaon that Mr. Tennyson had been there the
j before, when Mr. Tennyson nimseii was
Equally positive to the contrary, till he after
wards remembered that ne naa come as lar as
the grounds of tbe house, and then changed
his mind and turned back.
So far for authenticated sample narratives,
to which, as I have said, many more mar
probably be added with due care.
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x come now vo my cruue nypuiueaio 01 a
Brain-Wave as explanatory of them and of
junarea stories. 1
Let it be eranted that whensoever any aotion
takes place in the brain, a chemioal change of
its substance takes nlaoa also: or. In other
l words, an atomic movement ocours; for all
VI chemical change involves perhaps consists in
y a change in the relative positions of the
uuwnuvucuv ymuiB oi ine substance cnaneed.
uv iv do ib granted mat there la, diffused
throughout all known space, and
the interspaces of all bodies, solid, fluid, or
gaseous, a universal, impalpable, elastic
muw, vi uwwimi uivuium oi sarpasaiDjr
But if these two assumDtions t, ..ntAIi
and the present oonditlon of discovery seems
to warrant mem, saouia it not fol W ti,.t nn
brain action oan take place without creating a
wave or undulation (whether eleotrfo or other
wise) in the eiberf for the movement of any
solid partiole submerged in any such medium
must create a wave.
If to, we should have aa one result of brln
action an undulation or wave in the circum
ambient, all-embracing - ether we thould
Lave what I call Braiu-Waves nroosedimr
from every brain when in aotion.
uach aotiug, thinking brain then would be
come a centre of undulations transmitted
from all directiona through space, tiuoh un
dulations would vary ia character and in
tensity in accordance with the varying nature
aud foroe of braiu actions, e. g., the thought!
of love or hate, of life or death, of murder or
reEcne, ol consent or refusal, would each have
its corresponding toue or intensity of brain
action, and coost-quentlv of braia-wave dust
aa each passion had its coi responding tone of
voice).
why miiit not such undulations, when
meeting with aud falling upon duly sensitive
fubtauces, as if upon the sensitized paper
of the photographer, produce IropreasLins,
dimpoitraits of thoughts, aa und&lationi of
light produce portraits of objects r
ihe cound-wave passes on through myriads
of bodies, and among a million makes but
ono tblDg bUake, or sound to it; a sympathy
of ttructure makes it sensitive, and it alone.
A voice or tone may pas3 unnoticed by ten
thousand ears, but strike aud vibrate iuto a
madness of recollection.
In the same way the brain wave of Damon
passing through space, produoing no per
ceptible eflect, meets somewhere with the
sensitized and sympathetic brain of Fythias,
falls upon it, and thrills it with a familiar
movement. The brain of Pythias is affected
as by a tone, a perfume, a color, with whiob.
he has been accustomed to assooiate hia friend;
he Knew not now or wby, but uamou comes
into his thoughts, and the things concerning
him by association live again. If the last
brain-waves of life be frequently intensest
convulsive in their energy, as the lirelly'
dying flash ia its brightest, and as oftentimes
the "lightning before death" would seem to
show we may perhaps seem to see how it is
that apparitions at the hour of doath are far
more numerous and clear than any other
ghost stories.
There eurely are brains so susceptible, and
so ready to move to the slightest sympathetic
touob, that
Thought leaps out to wed with Thought.
Ere Thought eould wed Itself with speech."
Such exceptionally sensitive and suscepti
ble brains open to the minutest Influences
would be the ghOBt-seers, the "mediums", of
all ages and countries. The wizards and
magicians true or false the mesmerists and
biologizers would be the men who have dia
covered that their brains can and do (some
times even without speech) predispose and
compel the brains of these sensitive ones, so
as to fill them with emotions or impressions
more or less at will.
It will be but a vague, dim way, at the best,
of communicating thought, or the sense of
human presence, and proportionally so as the
receiving brain is less and less highly sensi
tive, let, though it oan nev .ate tbe
place of rudest articulation, l. may have its
own place and office other than and beyond
speech. It may convey sympathies of feeling
beyond all words to tell eroanings of the
spirit whioh cannot be uttered, visions of
influences and impressions not elsewhere
communioated, may carry one's living human
presence to another by a more subtle and ex
cellent way or sympathy.
"Star to star vibrates Ugh': may soul to soul
Strike thro' a finer element ol her own?
Bo, from afar, touoh us at once ?"
The application of such a theory to such
narratives as I have given above is obvious.
In Mr. Browning's case, his brain, full of the
murder- thought, and overnowing with its cor
respondent brain-wave, floods the sensitive
brain of the Count, who feels it direotly. His
attempt to read the second transfer of owner
chip is almost as illustrative as his oloser
success with the first. The death-bed thought,
and Its correspondent brain-wave, were suiii
ciently strong and striking in Mr. Browning's
mind to have a charaoter of their own; the
rest of the complicated picture was too minute
and ordinary, did not burn itself into or
out of his brain with enough distinctness.
The prominent notoB of the musio were alone
caught by the listener.
Jn Mr. wooiners oase, the death-oonval
sion of the emigrant's brain, aud the oorres
pondent brain-wave, flooded spaoe with the
intensity and Bwiftness of a flash of aotual
light or magnetism, and wheresoever it hap
pened to find the sympathetic substanoe, the
enbstanoe aooustomea to vibrate to it, ana
not too violently preoooupied with other
action to be insensible to such fine impres
sion, shook it with the terrible vague subtle
force of association described, me mterven
ing space and matter need be no more aa ob
stacle than the 3000 miles of Atlantio wire are
to the galvanio current, or the oountless diS'
tanoes of its travel to the light from Sirius. A
similar explanation holds good for Mr. Tenny
eon's story, in whioh the loss distances seem
somehow less staggering at nrbt sight.
In such a manner, too, the answers given
by the so-called "spirit-rapping" (when not
Imposture) seem explicable, inese are made
by the spelling out of words letter by letter,
the questioner alone knowing the reply, and
the letter whioh would be right to help it
The character of his thought, and consequent
brain-wave, changes from denial to consent,
when, letter alter letter being pointed to in
vain, the right letter is reached at last. That
change of thought-state is reneoted in a
chance of brain-action and wave movement,
which the Ben&Uive medium jms and at once
acts upon.
Many ghost and dream stories seem to yield
also to some suoh mode of interpretation, and
much might be added in illustration and ex
panBion of it, as touching rumors, present!
ments, panios, revivals, epidemio manias, and
so forth; but i have said enough to put the
suggestion before better minds, whether for
correction or disproof.
1 am, sir, etc, J. T. K.
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Mabauoy City, Pulsion, and Tuuknaunocii.
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Bcrautou. , .. .
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From Lansdale at J-0 A M. .
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Ne. Ma. FIFTH .trees. CJRK
WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
RAILROAD, WIN i'KR ARRANOEMKSTj
-on and alter MONDAY, October 5, Itxxi, Train will
leave as follows: .,
Leave Philadelphia from the Depot, THIRTY
F1RHT and CHEnNUTSUteel. 7-46 A. M., 11A.M.,
2 it) P. M . 416 P, M.,4 60 P. M 616 and il 80 P. M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Deport
on Fast Market street at 6 2a A. M 7 46 A, M., 8 00 A.
M ., 10 46 A. M 1-65 P. M.. 4-60 P. If., and 6 66 P. M.
. Tralii leave W ml Chester at 8 00 A, M.. and leav
h g Philadelphia. al 4 60 P. M., will stop at B. U June
tlou and Media only. Passengers to or from station
between West Chester and U. U. Junction, going
Fat, will Uk train leaving Went Chester at 7 4
A. M.. and going West wUl take the train leaving
Philadelphia al 4'60 P. M., and transfer at B. C.
Jun,Llnn.
The Depot In Philadelphia 1 reached Ulrectly by
the Chesnut and Walnut Street cars. Those of th
Varkat Slrevt Una run Wllhla nn a sanare. Tbe
cars of both line oonueot with eauh train npon It
arrival. ON HVVJ)kYtL .
Iav Phlladelpbla at 8 ai A. M. and 100 P. M.
iiva Wnl Chester at 7-66 A. M. and 4 00 P. M.
1-ri.lns leavln Phlladelpbla at 1-46 A. M. aud 4'M
P. M., and leaving Went Cheater at 8 00 A. M. and 4-60
l M. .connect at vi uumiuu witu xraius uu jr. a.
M. C R. R.. for Oxford and intermedial points.
410 UmiiX WOOD, Utmwat BUP'W
RAILROAD LINES.
1 WflM fUB NEW YORK. THE OaMDKN
f-.ViJ0, ANt' AMUOY AND PHILADELPHIA,
AN D.TRKNTON R A 1 1. HO A D.COM PAN 1 MS' LIN KS
iP3lJ!il!.D,UJ?ai YORK, AMD
WAY JrliAUrH,
.1 mmn . FROM WAI.mnT BTRBrT WBAlf,
! 5'? 4? vlaCanidHn and Ambny Accora.....U J)l
At 8 A
A.M., via Caman and Jemey City Kx. Mall 8-.W
fn.. Im ( niDrlun .ml . ........ 1.'. . . a.iu,
Al
A; r M..lor Aruboy anil Intermediate station.
At 6-80 and 8 A. M , and Km p. M. for Freehold.
Atnd 10 A. M.,8,S'80. and 1 80 P. M, for Trenton,
At 6 ML 8, and 10 A. M . 1. S. 8 80, 4 80 8, and 11-80 P.
M. for Bordentown, Boriingloa, Beverly, and De-
. i-suana iu.a. n., I, 810,4 80. 6, and 1180 P.
U.for Florence, kdgt-watpr. Rlvereice, River. on, Pal
ruvra, and Flh House, and l P. 101 Florenoe and
Mverten.
Tha 1 and 11-30 P. M. I.lnaa In a. a from Market
Street Ferry (upoersMe.)
. aHiN-roM depot.
At 11 A. M.. Via k Hl.hll 1 (J.n . nrt Ja.uawOlfw TtfAW
Yora Kxpr.ss LlneT Fare fa:
Al7-H0BLd 11 A. M. X 811. X Ml and P M tnr Trontnn
andBrhto), And at 10-16 A M tor Bristol.
At 7-80 and it a. M. 8 So, and ( P. M. for Morriavllle
and Tuliytuwn
At 7-80 and 10-16 A. M. and 8 80, anf. BP, M, for
Bchenck's and jMidli.giou.
At 7 stand 10-16 a. m 2-30, 4, 6, and 6 P. v. for Corn
well', lrnaale, Uolruraburg, 'lacony. Wlonlno
ming, Brldraniirg, and lirankiord, and at 8 P. M. for
jaoinifsourg i.a id eruieuinie rjwviuui,
FROM W iit-ti l llJl.Aljivl.rma jLit.ru l,
Via CoiiiiPuiHig Ruliway.
At 9 46 A. M . i-2u. 4. 6-8ii. and 12 P. to. New York Ex
press Lli f s, via Jeisey cum Fan, 88 26.
t u no v. m. emigrant Line: i-are,
Al 8-45 A. M I'm 4 -80. and 1 P. W . lor Trenton.
AlU-48 A. M 8, 6-80 and 12 P. M., lor Bristol.
At. lO l U .Klll.i I.. K. n. i. nil III TllllVtOWn.
SoheLck'a", Eddliigion.Cornweli's.l'orrt-sdRlfii'rtolmes-burg,
1'acoi.y, WuxsluomlDg, Brldosourg, and rang
ford. ,,,
1 be 8-48 A, ai., cj tua K r m. Lines wm iuu
daily. All oibern, bundays excepted,
or Lines leaving jteuHinxton iiwpo. -'
on 'Ibird or Flfih stiwis, at Cbe.nut, 80 lulnme
before Oepariure. '1 hi cars of M arket btieot e.ai way
rnn direct to vest Pbtlwiplpuia iepoi, ihusuui nnu
w.innt wiihinnn. .nnkr.. on Aiimiavs th3 Market
Street cars will run to connect with the 8'46 A. M. 6'8
and 12 P.M. Lines. . . .
JxbLYiDJtkiJ D.LAWArvn jnailavjajj juxxtrus,
FJOM lHHUAHlun wjfcrvi-.
At 7-80 A. M. lor N atura Falls, Bullalo, Dunkirk,
El mil a, Ithaca, OwegOi Kochesier, Biugnaui.uu, Os
i.i(ii. M rui'imu. f4ren.i Rend. Montrose. W UK oBrtai re.
Bcrautou, btroudsburg, Water Map, bchooley' Moun
tain, t-ic. , Diia ir..
At I'w A. ai auu o ou jr, ju, iur ,7 , ' """"'i
Lamhtrtvllle, Fleuiington, eio. Tue8'3uP M. Line
couueciB direct with me .rain leavlug tustou ior
Mauoh Chunk, Aiteuiown, uetniei ooi,
At b P, M. tor Lauibertville aud lutermediate Bta
tlou. CA1UDFJ AND BURLINGTON COUNTY IAND
' FKMBEitTON AND UlUJblTfsroVVN RAlL-
FROMMABKET 6TREET FERRY, (Upper Side.)
At 7 and 10 A.M.. 1-80, 8 M), and 6'8u P, M., tor Mer
chantsvllie. Mooteslown, Martford, Masonville.
lialDBport, Houut Uoily, emitnvlile. Kwausvlile
viiireuiowB. Birmltikbam, and Pemberton.
At 7 a. M., 1 0 aud 8 80 p. M., lor Lewlstow
Wrlehtstown, Cooksiown, New Egypt, Horiier.town,
Cream Llilite, Imlajstown, Bharou, ami II igutstown.
11 W WILLIAM H, OATilMErt, Agent.
DENKbTLVAjSlA CtIIUL UAILU0AD
FALL TIME, TAK1NU JtiFFUWT NOV. 22, 1888,
ine trains of U,e Jreuusyunum Ceuuat lialuiad
rave the Dtput, at THjKTY-lJViT auu Ma.15.K11r
Street, wnlon is readied direotly by. the Marxei
Street cars, me last car conueullug witu eacn train
Raving Front aud Juaraet streets tnlr.y miuutos be
fore Its oepariure, Tne Chesunt and Walnnt btreet
cars run wlihm one square ol the Depot.
bleeping Car Tickets oan o nau ou application at
tbe l'icket olllce N. W. .corner NUnb and Chesnnt
trcis, and at the depot,
Aeeni of ine Uuioa Transfer Company wiil can
for aud deliver baggage at the depot, Oruors lelt at
No. vol Cbesuul sweet, or No. lit Market sweet, will
receive jjvb DEPOT. VI&-
mall Train 8 M0 a, M,
Paoli Accoiuiuodadon, 10 80 A. uju. 1 .0, aud y uo p. AL.
i ast UneM,,'M"'" A. M.
Erie JLipress...............,""." li'?0- M-
ilarruiourg Accomnuuiicti.lon......M.....,M...M... a'.o p, a,
Lancaster Acoonjmodavlon.......,............. 4 (H) P. M.
Parkeshurg Traln...M...." 6-80 P , M.
Clucluuail Express...... . 8 00 P. M.
Erie Mail ana Bu Halo ju.pres.............10 46 P. M.
pnllauelpbia ExpreM 12 UO Nignt,
jvrie MaU leaves dolly, except Bunoay, running on
Baiurd.y bight to W UllnuiBportonly. Ou buudy nlgbt
Dassxngers will leave Puiladelphia at 12 o'clock.
pniiaueiphia Express le aves fluuly. All oicer trains
WinAcmmodatlon liaia runs dally, ex
neT.t Bunoay. For this train tickets must fan pro
cured aud Sailae delivered by 8 00 P. M., at No! 118
WMkTRAlNb ARRIVE AT DUPO-f. VIZ.:
Clnclni.ai.1 Expreoa..... .J'W A. 41.
pSoUAccomratt
E?fe Mad and BuUalo express..... lo w A. M.
Parkesburg Train W A. M.
Fust Llue ru uu a. m,
Lancaster Tralu... 80 P. M-
Kile Express .4 20 p. M-
l v t juredo 20 1", M,
Harrlsbnrg Accommodation................. 8 40 P. jVC,
ITor fojtthe imoiinaiion l'"y , .
jior uivul VAKLEER, Jr. Ticket Agent,
NO. 9ul CHEWft OT btreet.
FfLANClCt FUNK, Tloaet Agent,
No. lit MARKET ttreet, -SAMUEL
H. WALLACE,
Ticket Airent at tue Depot.
The Feunalvanla Rallread Company will not as
niu any rluk lor Br-tigatie, except for Wearing Ap
parel, aud limit theU reapouHibiiity to One Hundred
Dollars in value, All Baggage exceeding tbat muouut
In value wlllt-e a' the nek of thfc owuer, uuiess taken
by fipicifal COUtract. EDWARD H. W1LL1AMU.
42 Oeueral Superintendent Altoona.Pa.ri
FBlLADELPiilA, WlLauauTOtf, AND
BaLiimore railroad. time pablk.
Coitmencing mOjNLAi'. November 28, 1688. 1'rain
will leave Depot cori-er Broad street aud Washing
tou avenue, as foiiows.--
Way Ittoil Tram at 8 80 A. M. (Sundays excepted),
a. uiiiniiim auii,iiluir at all resUlnr bUUIOui, Cju-
ntcilug with Delauie Railroad at WUminglon fur
Cr'shcid and Intermediate stations.
jUx press tirain at i
Bal lmoreand Wabhlngton, Biopr ing at Wilmington,
Pern vine, and Havre-i e-urace, couuecta at Wil
mington with train lor New Mnan,Bd. fnr
Baltimore and Washington, siopp".- . wuw,
Thuilow,. Unwooa, Ciaymoui, . r ""V"',1,?r
rjorl. btuuton, ntwioii, jcji.ui., . : '
Lovvn iVein v lie, Havre He Orce, Aberdeeu, Perry
ii?; , Kdgewooa; rMagnolla, Ohe', and btemmer'.
Hun. , ...jm -t xr iDallvl for Baltimore
and Washington, topp(ug at Cuesir. Tuurio. Llu
tood Uaymobt, Wilmington, Newark. iSlkton.
WOOOi 7t."J 1 1 1 o .rt uvrii iih Urace.
&nVs lor iotVr. Monroe and Norlolil will
ke the WOO M-.'otoN TRAINS. ,
Btopplng at U btatlona between Philadelphia and
iePhiiadelpbia at li-eoA. M., 180, 6 oe, and
iifp M The 6!wP. 'IlMa cuu"t y,lltx f1"
waie"&hroad ior Harrmgton aud intermediate
tation. roo ftd 810 A. M., 1-80. 4-15. and
Leave -""-- : ,....., ..,.,1 nntunn tu.m,u.n
juu r. J"-... Lrtt.i,..hia. 'i ne 7 uOP. . 'ir
. I Ih.H UA. All 1IWM ni..-..r-v.-..w.
t rain Irom
VviVmluaiou ruL. oaii; ail other Aocouuuodatioa
Trait- Jifi" fj ibliaaelphla.-Leav Haltlmore
irfw K f A. St. Kxpress. 2 If. M.,
EiP'SVir'.lV 'vKiTto J! ROM BALTIMORK.
Leave Raltimpre
oti 5.iiim.,ra M lib V. M.. atopplug at mag
tvt Baltimore '" H. ulunu-H. Pnrrv-
nolia. Ferry man a. """'"'::. a-.iku.n. Nwarir.
uui', - Korth Jtast, JilJllou, ueTiu,
audCbtster., , -,i rvoiniB West, Booth, and
t brousn "-"L" nrocured al tiokoi onice, iio. 8J8
f,.uiarrifunarContinenial Motol, whrs also
Ohesuut street u"u ubt m Bieepiug cars cau be
Hiate Rooni a" ruson puicuasiug tickets
ecurto qui u - VB-haKuaiie oui.ckea at luelr rosl-
at this ou;" ' "T" .,.7, Transler Company.
deuce by the tij i' jiKjslSE. Superintendent.
tilili k HA tlXVJ OAJ U iva, vv luuiAuiorvAli
ai i "j u 0111 JUUiow OA' rmasniiYi
VAf IA. sleeping Oar on all Night Train.
i itsant Bieepiniij November H 18H8, the
trainmen Se"rielilU and Jille Baiiroad WUl
run as follows-. w brtwabd.
tt tb aim leave Fhiladeipbla 10'45P,M,
.. arrive at Urie 60 F. M.
TI Trvp-RTChH leaves j-hllaaolphla 11-50 A. M.
KRIB EXFBlBlS wlilllullJ,u0ri. 8 WF.M.
arrives at run iu- nj.u,
.,T . uiit. leaves l'blladelphia,
8-00 A. M.
juuju.jj"'-- " willlamsport....
u arrive at Lociulaven,
XAHTWAlUti
MAIL TRAIN 1 ave Krle...-................
. 7 0 P. M.
10-58 A. M.
.Vi M A, M,
JU-OU A. At,
" UIIWlUnHl.il.M,
" arrive at Fhlladelphla.
ERIE EXPRSbti leave
Erie. -26 P. At.
WUllanJutuort. 7'6u A. M.
I at Philadelphia... 4') P. M.
i. arrlva
Vail and Ezpres connect with Oil Ureek and
Allegheny RlVtK Railroad, . BAUUAOE OHEOKJU)
1H Heneral Huperlntendenfc
EST JERSEY RAILROADS.
FALL AND W1WTER ARRANOKMENT.
'mm (mil nf MARKET btreet (Uuner Furrvk.
OO&linencing WEDJS ElsOAY, Bepiemoer IS, 1868,
TBi I IS B LEAVE A9 EOLLOWa
'or Cava May and statloiui below MUlvlUt, rii
VVol MlUvllle, Vlneland, and Intermedial station
PorBHd'.jeioa.'balem, and way station -1DA,M
"vnt wndbnrv at 818 A. M., t'lB. 880. and 8-00 P. M
Frulghl train leave Oaiuden daily at U o'olooK
boon.
Freight received at second covered waaafitlQ
Walnut alreel, dally,
Eielabt lativwtea KO, ttSSonth Delawaresvea
WILLI AM J. Hk.WK.Ld
M liAarlutudJi
rlllLADELPHIA ASD ElilE RAILROAD.
PUi '$i Tt Tr TIMiii TARLK-TilROUuH AMD
RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, 0 ERMANTOWN, AND
NOMRU10VN RAILROAD.
TlfR 1ABLR.
FOR OERMAMOWN.
Leave Phlladelpbla ai , 7, 8, 08, 10. II. It A, M.,
1, 2, 8 16. XV 64 fill, 7. 8 8 10, II, l' P M,
Leave OtrmantowD at 6. 7, 7't, 8, 8 2n, 8, lu, It, 12 A,
M 1.8 8. 4.4J4 8 8, 8, 10 II p. M,
The 8 20 down rln, and and b up trains, will
not slop on Ihe tiermaniowo Branch.
ON UU N DA YH.
Leave Philadelphia at 8 18 A. M.J 7. and M P. M.
Leave Ueimaniown ai 8-16 A. M 1, 6, and v P. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
I ItiVn 'oelpbla at 6. 8, lo. 12 a. M 2, M. t, 7,
Leave Chestnut Hill at 7-10, 8 8 40, U'40 A. M., 1'40,
8'40, 6'40, 8 40, 8'40, and IS 411 P. M. ,
i ON BUMiAYS.
eave Philadelphia at 16 A , 2 and 7 P. M.
cave CbiaiLiut UUi at 7 60 A. M., li'lO, 6 40, and -26
P . M.
FOR CONSHOnOCKEN AND NORUI9TOWN.
Leave pnilidipiiia at 6. 7.S. 8, aud 11 06 A. M., :1J.
8 H. (';. H'4 8 116 SliO 114, , M.
Leavn Norrmtowu at 6 40, 7, 7t0, , and 11 A. M., W,
8, 4.S., Mi, and 8 P. M.
ON tU.NDA Y8.
Leave Pbllaflelpbla at 8 4. M.: Vi an! P. M.
Leave Norristown at 7 A. M.; by, and 9 P. M.
FOR MANAVtlNK.
Lrave Philadelphia at e. 7'. 8, and 1109 A. M,;
8.4H.6X 6 '4 , 8 16, and IIH P M.
Leave Manayunk ate-lo. 7, 8 20. !i, and 11 u.' A,
2, 8, 5, 6i. anu 8 P. M.
IS,
M.
ON PUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at a. m -, 2S and 7". p. M.
Leave Manayunk ai 7)i A. U.i 6 ami Vi P. M,
W. B. WILSON, UeiiRral t-uperluteaient.
Drpot, Ninth and Ureen irmiA
PROPOSALS.
JpROFOSALS FOK SUBSlSfENCE STOKES,
Headquarters Lmhtkict of the
Indian Tkkhitouy, office f
Chief Commishaky of c.uBsiHrEN(-ic,
, Kokt UmaoN, U. N., Jan. 21, 1(09. J
Bealfd PropriRa s, in diipllOHte, will be re
ceived at the office of I tie undersigned, at Fort
OHihoi). U. N., until 12 o'clock M., MONDAY,
Maicb 15, 18(j, for tbe Uollvery of Sabslstonoe
Hi.oree, a loliowt-:
AX FOH1 OlbaON, CHEKOKEE NATION,
I. T.
550,000 poonds ol Flour.
76,0i0 pounds of Bttcon.
25,000 pounds Of Halt,
6,10 t-allolm of Vinegar.
400 barrels of Pork.
And Corn A"-alln such guautltlea aa may be
requited.
1 be Flour to bo equal In qnaliiy to the best
XXX brands of tbe Hi. Loulj market, and put
up us follower 125X00 nouDds to be nnt no In
buirels full benu lined, aud 425 000 pounds to be
I ut up ia douuie Backs, ol gunny saoitlng and
cotton nbeetltifr.
Tbe bacoD to be of first quality, and put np
as lollows: 20,(:00 pounds lu tierces or casks,
and 65,000 pounds in gunny sacks of about 12a
pounus eacn.
Tbe Bull to be of good quality, and put up as
follows; 10,100 pounds in barrels aud 15,000
pounds in double sucks of gunny sacking and
colt u Faceting.
Tbe Vinepar lo be of best quality, and made
of Vfblbky ol lull strength, aud to be put upas
follow1-: 1000 gallons in barrels of good quality,
securely hooped, and 4iU0 gallons lo oe put up
in (cutkucomalnicg not more tban 23 gallons
eacb, the canks to be of best quality, painted,
and to have four iron and elgbt hickory hoops
on eacb.
Tbe Pork to be prince mess pork, to be put up
securely in good barrels containing 2o0 pounds
eBCb.
Tbe Corn Meal to be or best quality, and put
up lu bariels or sacks, like tbo Hour, as may be
rauirtd. Tbe person or persons to wuoru my
uwaid Is made muet b prepared lo execute
conirecis and give tbe required bonds at ouce,
and re In read mens to commence the delivery
of storts ou the 20th day or April, 1809, and to
continue tbe earne In suoh quantities as may
be it-quired until tbe 1st day of December, 1869,
ai which lime tbe whole amount of tbe article
or articles contracted for must be supplied.
Hun) pits of articles (except meats) must ao
compeny tbe propoeals, in boxeB or bottles, and
noi in paper parcels.
Kch bid must be accompanied by a good and
souiclurii guarantee irom two or more persons
whose loyalty and solvency are cerliftud by a
clerk of a court of record), setilng firih that
tbi-y will, in tbe event of its acceptance, give
ample bonds and security for the faithful per
foi malice or tbe same.
The name and place of residence of enoh. bid.
di r end t mely inunt bo given.
No proiiosui will be enierlalned, unlesn satis
1h loi ily repreeented, that does not fully comply
w ith the terms of this adverilHemont.
I'roposals may be for the whole or any part of
It- e st ores rc quired.
Any contract a warded under this advertise,
ment will be made nuhject to the approval of
tbe Ccmmist-ary-GeLeral of Subsistence, U. 8.
Army, and the right is reserved to reject any or
ail bids.
All etorea delivered will be subject to a rigid
inspection.
l'ayini nts upon the contracts awarded will
be made monthly in current funds, or as soon
as tbe same ahull have been received.
Bidders are Invited lo be present at tbe open
ing of proposals, which will take place oa the
day and hour above epccldod. -Blanks for pro
posals f nd bonds will be furnished oa applica
tion to this olllce.
Proposals must be plainly Indorsed, "Pro
posalslor Subsistence Stores," and addressed
to tbe Chltf Commissary ot Rubslsieuoe, Dis
trict Indian Territory, Fort Gibson, O. N.
fcy order of 2 6 5w
Brevet Major-Gen. B. H. GRIERSON.
A. F. ROCKWELL, Bvt. Lleut.-Ooloneland A.
Q,. M. U. . A., i;. u. p. Diet, inaian xerritory.
B. ORDNANCE AGENCY,
Corner Houston and Grkknk Streets,
(inuance uu ureeDt; r. 'j. riii stt,)
JJaw York, FeD. 18. lsti9.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be re
ceived at this office until BATUUDAY. March
27, 1869, at 12 M., lor pure-fusing, lu quantities,
toe ii.uov.mg Binuaoi uivn. ainuh; csiuttm,
now on hand at tue different arsenate in tne
United yiales:
CARTRIDGES
ForHpencot's carbine. ..Cul. 60 and 521
For Pvliard'a do,
ForHeniy'e do.
1
Metallio
primed.
Linen.
For KeiningtOil'Bdo.
For Warner's do.
For bbaip'tj
1.'.mi Clorr'u
il o.
do. ...
521
A Ul WVHI
U. B rnosket cartridges,
& can
TJ. 8 mnsket -artrldgee,
K ball.....
Ill fie rnnsket cartrldgts,
51
68
(i'J and 71
69
69
41
41
V Paper.
E bail
U. B. loubketcsirlrlUueH,
' round
TJ. h.uiubketcartiiaBen.
buek aud ball
Coli'H plBtol cartridges..
coil's piBtoi canriugcB..
broiin'e carbine car
tridges, xuDoer ana
metal
Bornside'a ctirblne car-
36
Tar?it'urii HnichkikS Dmlecllles ior all call
rlflono mnrn
bits of cannon: round Bhot.suello, cumster aud
tpbtrical cute, for Bll calibres. Also, fixed urn-
UIUD1IIU11 lur tus rnuin
Mutket percUBSlon cupa nvm .'iuacu-u am-
munlilnu.
Tbe Ordnance Department reserves tbe rigbt
to reject all bid not deemed sail, fotory. Prior
to tbe acceptance of asy bid it will navo to be
approved by the War DeparUneut.
day of sale, and tha remainder when tbe pro
perly is delivered. Twenty days will be al
lowed for tbe removal ol stores.
Didders will aiate explicitly tbe point or
points wbere they will accept storae. Delive
ries will only be made at the arsenals.
Samples oan be seen at this office, or at any
Of tbeanenals in tbo United State.
Proposals will be addresstd to the nndar
signed, and endorsed "Proposals for piirchas ok
Ordnance Stores." For farther Information
apply to tbe undersigned. g CRISPIN,
Brevet Colonel U, B. A.,
3 j Major of Ordnano3.
S-iHILOSOPlIY OP MABRIAG E.
A new Course of Lectures, a delivered at tti
w-vorn Mussum Ot Anatomy, embracing th
srbctB--Ilow to Live and Whst to Live tat;
TfoutS, MaTurlty. and Old Age; Maubood Ueuerally
.""."'.i.Ti..!'.,.,,!! rmiiirestlou: llatulenos and
Nervou bl teases Accounted Eor; Marriage Follo
sotibloally Considered, eto.,lo. Pocket volume eou
?h!! .. nfo rntnres will be forwarded, pnnt-nald.
nn receipt of 26 Cnls. by addressliiK W. A.LEA R V,
i, jj, B. corner ol Mia ia. auu njuwui Btreewa
lhlWeliula.
A LiEAANUBl U. liiimiJiJ lU
7 -. n i . ft k m m u t t .. -.
PJtODCCK COM MISSION MERCHANTS,
JSO. M NORTH WHARVHis
AND
HO. 17 NORTH WATER STREET,
PUILAUELP1IIA. ti
AijrxAkWWMOanuto HUIABOAisjuJ
AUCTION SALES
M THOMAS A HONS, NOB. 139 AND 111
B, FOURTH 8TRKET. .
tl at the Auction Room, Noj. 1.19 anl 141 S.
h nn rib dlrrpt,
I? ANDCOMJ? noUHhll'M.li FURITURK,
PIAIVOH. hlhhOhf. HsNDSOMK VKLVHf,-
UhUfcbtLB, AM) OTHrntt OAttPSTi, KTJL
On Thurpdav Mornluic,
Wtichl al 8 o'o'uck, at tbe ano ion roims, br rata- t
It iip, a la pc SRMnrlinont ol superior hoiissBoli furol-'
In if, conpilblng handaome wslniil parlor llbrsrrt
srd dining room fuml'me. coversd witn o uili, reiis
M il htlr uloth: olied walnut cuambwr suits, 2 smmrlor
ro(0(d plaur-fori. mniti by Hmioroacksr AO.
nd V ki A Vo : Ann Krernh plate mirrors b inihn ni
wsrciobi , bookonffi.slilf hird, '"eiislon and 0n
tre Isblts, ch na and g aswa'e, beds and b iMl i.
(Inn hair inaiirsaea. olllre furniture, yns-o iosumli.s;
nd nioni, g Riovrs flue fnt-r"lngs, baudsum vet-vi-t,
llruuels.and mher rarom a.
CIUMIKI.IKRH.
A'eo t'a gebronse and gilt eight-light ohs-id-lltis.
sul able lor a publlo ball. 8 2 21
BTNTINO, DCKBOBOW A CO.. AnCTIOJI
K I IiH, IV oe. 882 and SK4 MAUKKT HtKet,0Oni
Of Bnk utreet. Bucrwora lo Jobu b. Mints & n,
LAI1UB SALE OF FOKKIUN AND DOMK3TIO
DRV UiKH) 1
OnThi rsday Mrralng.
At 10 o'clrck, on lour months' credit. 128 St
LARGK BALK OP CARfKriNOS. OILOLOTH,,
kit),
On Friday Mornlnit
March S. at II o'clock nn Four n.unthV crpdlt, about
.ut I'l.ifrtin ingrain, vdnciiao, nsr, v imp, nott,
ai d rag carpeting.?, Hour oil cloths, fcta 2 27 t
LARGK PAIK O FRENCH AND OTHrwH
EURO FK AH I RY OODfia, jsfO ,
On Monday Mornlni, ft5t 1
March 8, at lu o'clock, on four mouths' oredp. ,
LAROU SPECIAL bTTr OF READYMADB
. CLOTHING.
On Wednisdjr MurninK. Msrch in,
. ,. il o'clock, on fnur month' croriu, embraolng
full lines ol fashionable spring styles ol tbs weu
ki.ownand fav jrlte niaaulao.ure of Metsrs, Davlin
& t o.. 'l New York,
Fari-nlHrB hwrpaittr. fllTt '
THOMAS BIRCH A BON, ACCTIONERB1
AND COMM1PBION WKROHANTH, No. 1111
OaEUNTJT Blnel: rear entrance No. HOT Bancn Ml
IMPORTANT PEHEttfTORT 84LB '
Eion CLASS OIL PAINTINGS,
IhH private Ool erlion ol
B. U. OR AT., K a.
Mr. GRATZ, be pg abiuit to visit Europe, bu In. -Rtruciv-d
ns lo ell ai publlo Bale his entire oilie HI on
of I Igh c'ans faiutings, by dloUogulshed Eiropsaa '
acd American art'ets. , .. ."
The tals will laka place on .
Thursday Evening,
March 11, at 7 o'c'ock, at ' i
No. 1331 CHESNUT Street.
Ca'alrgue will dh ready, and the Fainting open -lor
exhibition, on Mnnnay. tne 8th Inst.
Mr. ORAIZ'8 RF8IDKNCK No 120Walnul street.
Also elegant t'OUMRY RES1LENOE. atChtst- 1
rut Hill, together with tbe elegant Furniture, will
also be sold; of which due notice will b given, it I at '
SALE OF BTJPFRIOR ENOLTSH 8ILVF.R-PLATK0 "
WAKE AND JARLE CUTLKHY,
Jutt rerflvtd i er elesmer C-ity nl New York, direct
Irom JOriEPH l'KAKIN fc BONd. maculaolurer
by roal authority. Bbeilield, England.
On WeanfBdny Morning, at 10 o'clock,
and
On Wednesday Evening.
At7li o'clock, at the auction store, No. 1110 Chas- -nut
Btieet, will be sold, a large amorimut ul lu
boe elegant ware, aomprlalng lease's, with urns to
match, or new deilius; large travs, from IS toM'
lnci es; wine and pickle stands; cake and fruit bas
keie: dinner and breaklaflt castors In great varleiy;
sporn gobie b; Ice pl,chers; molasses Jugs; sit . -,
a:endF; driukli g cups; lets-a tele seta; flower vaias;
butterdishes, eto. '-
TABLE COTLERT. .
Also, a full orincent of pearl and Ivory band
cutlery, with carvers lo rtch. .; . ..''
Also, spoon fnrks, and ladles of varloui kind.
Ooods now open for examination. alt
-fARTIJl BROTHERS, AUCTION EER3, 1
XVA. (Ltiteiy Frtlenuen tor M. 1 be mas A bons 1
No. 82S CliAbNUT bl.. rear entraaoa from Mutori :.,i
Psle No, 5'4t chesnnt street.
HANTFOMK WALMJ1' HOUSEHOLD FTJRWI
TORE. 3 ELFOANT ROSKWOOD PlASir
iOKTEB. IiAllUk AND tUPERlOR OKU AN. ,
BAKDSOKE HOOKCASK HANDsOMlW VKL,
"VET.RRUfHElB, AND OTT1KR UARPETS. ElO. '
On WeOuesdsy Morning,
8d Inst., at luo'clork.at the auction room. No. 599
Ciusnut street, by catalogue, very excellent and u- ,
liable furuliure, including:
HlUJill UriK llftiidiome walnut parlor, library, . .
ai d dmlng-rcom luruliure; suits handsome walnut
chamber furniture; callage chamber suits; handsome
Lo kesse, etc. ;
llANO AND ORGANS Three elegant rosewnod "
rlano fottes, ni.de by f.anguth A Bio., Btelnmsl. ' -New
Yoik, and Union Aianulacturing Oompaay;
la' ge ard very superior cabinet orgsn In ollea wal- '
hum use. ;
MIRRORS Fine French piate rnsntel, pier, and
nvsln.lrrora in gill framep; tine feather bds a.nd '
bedding; ipilng and balr ioitrean; carriage hr- ,
neasj Cblna and glassware; stoves, etc 8 121 '
L1PP1NCOTT, BON A CO.. AUCTIONEERS -AbBXITJBUT
BU1LDINQ, No, 210 MAREJET Bti
LARGE POSITIVE f ALU OF ABOUT 800 PACK- .j
jtllln AM) l.OIB oF FOREIGN AND DOMKi
110 DRY UOODs. NOTIONS. V A RPH.TS, ErO. '
On Wednesday Morning.
March 8, I860, by catalogue, on tour months' credit.
roDslsilPg In part or line of linen good; wblla .,
lioodb: hOhleiy: eloves; hoop-skirts: corsets: balmoral
eklrth; fi sno 3W prlnted-border, plain, hemmed, and
hematltched lloen cambric handkerchiefs; rulUlng; .,,
auiea' linen ana cotton unuer-garments: irause
bins; primed aprons: clothing; patent thread: apool -
cniion: travelling bags; Batcheis; comb': brusben
cutlery; aud notions generally. In great variety, o im.
prisit'g tue UBuai assortment, ana wortny tua atteu- ,
Hon ot tbe Jobbing aud retail trade.
Alto, bales pnuiii twin ana vene-isn carpets lis
Aleo, invoice three ply Ingrain and hemp orpets.
KEEN AN, SON & CO.,
No. lis . 1RONT etreet.
auctioneers; i
Liai
Will tell, s f
Wet'" 4y Morning,
March S, atllr , 200 esse Imported Cham-
.lima , r.A Alan Q. 11 li.rrul.
At hisky, consisting ol tine recllHel, raw, corn, aud
mi )8e. : likewise 60 oo;s. aico 101, ana on uois or
Jertey Vinegar; lou demijohn 01 tine Liquor. ; o.
ere. 1 1 z '
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LARK & EVANS, AUCTIONEERS, NO. 6S0
CBESN UT Street.
"Will sell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening, "
A lane Invoice of BlankeU, Bed Spreads, Dry UoOWj '
Cloth. Can I meres. Hosiery, Stationery, Table aaa
focaet cutlery, notions, eiw. .
City and country meronant will find bargains.
Term cash.
foods packed free of charg 1 ! '
CD. McCLEES & CO., AUCTIONEERS, Bo
, to MAjjKET Btreit.
SALE OF 1000 CAPE BOOTS, SHOES BBOQAND
B l I.MORA LS, ETO.
On Thurtday Morning,
March 4. t in o'clock. Also, a large a sort i eat ot
clt-mad good.
N. li. sales every Monday ana xnorsaay. una
BRANDY, WHISKY, WINE, ETC.
QAR8TAIR8 & KlcOALL,'
Nea. 126 WALNUT and 21 tlRAJSITE St9t
IMPORTERS O
BrmidleB, Hlnes, UIu, OUre Oil, Etc. Et
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PU11E RYE WHISKIES,
JN BONP AND TAX PAID. ' 411
yptf I LLI AM GROVES;
; So. 838 SANS0M Street, "
AGENT FOR , , , .
YEA1 MAN ds GBAHAM'B 2 22 In
PUKE CINCINSATI CATAWBA WINES,
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Mt. Vernon Hotel, ".!
8i Monument street, Baltimore. ,
'!( It I
KUantly Furnished, with unsurpasBcd CuUlue. ,
On the European Iani ,
V i , D. P. , MORGAN" r
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BOARDING.
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T NO. 1121 GIBARD BTRF.ET MAY BB
. obtained lurnlshed aud unfurnished room tor
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ioiglug. Hoard, also, U deuireo. tlU
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