VJIAIT.
Gtutf-Ye Dore'a Purgatory and lBrui"e.
Otitave Dore hag, on lb whole, Buojeedel
In lUvutratlDg th Purgatory. Th-drawing!
re liui- too like those iu the VnWio, too
dread fnl,' too Hula penetrated b the Idea of
Hope, to rojittKo perreotlj the iia which one
aitaohes to M9 Catholio Furgatorjr, the place
Of puifioatiti;,' rather ttiau of punishment
only, bnt Btify they are very wonderful draw
lugs. In &one, a?, for example, in the one
Where Araolirna is Been Btmtohed out into a
Rlgantio spider, the infernal idea, punishment
for the ke of pnulshmeut, is too manifest;
but in others, the higher notion of an infinite
drearinesn, through which Boula all bat lost
pass on to Paradise, is realized as only D,ie
conld Lave realized it.
There is very little in it, nothing Indeed but
one of those dark shadowy depths which only
Gnatave Dote has learned perfeotly to draw;
bnt above the ravine flits or marohes the
veiled fchadowy host, half angelic, which some
bow one feels rather than sees will reach
beaven, bnt is now in misery, misery not
utter, not fatal to reflection, or even to a faint
Interest In things around, but still misery of
an intense kind. The use of shadowy forma
with lighted outlines Is apparency the instru
ment by which OuBtave XJ016 hopes to pro
duce Lis effect, a grand Idea of endurance
which would not be enduianoe, whioh would
a'most be happiness, were there only light;
and he does produce it most effectually, even
when be strains the thought almost beyond
the grasp of ordinary maokin l; or when he
throws us violently back upon a purely
physical conception of toil. Labor
in haelf is Bcarc-lr tmntahoient.
and, for all that appears, labor In itself is the
pnniabment present here. Uis greatest defect
Li that, again and again, punishment takes that
form of pure malignity, of bootless infliction
of suffering, whioh is the farthest from the
catholio and from the true idea of God's pro
vidence in dealing with His creatures. The
spirit of torture rises and rises as also it
does in the poem till in the figures whioh
the flames liok but cannot bnrn, ezoltiog an
gony of fear rather than an agony of physi
cal pain, we have men to whom hell with its
permanence were almost redemption. And
yet criticism of this kind on the Farga
tory is not oritioism. Look the draw
ings through slowly, meditatively,
thinking of Dante, and not either of
theology or Dore; and slowly, as we deem,
it will somehow dawn npon you, unwilling to
ocept it. that in these beights and these
depths, theee tricks of the perpendicular for
they are trioks these gleams of an invisible
Bun, and bints of present angels, in this deep
glcom ever all whioh yet leaves men human
and souls beautiful, In these clouds which do
not bide rays, but hide their souroe, in these
proeeBsions without a shrine the monkish
Idea of eels baa caught Gnatave Dore pro
cessions in whioh there is a Bub-idea some
timeB of horror, sometimes of grotesquerle
vide page 1C4, where beasts with the bat
wings whioh Dote gives the Devil, and
women's, breasts, and beads of ani
mal or bird, are driving the sages of
mankind), the true thought of a . half
inspired poet has found an expression almost
as full as itaelf; less near perhaps to our
hearts; more near to those physical emotions
within ns, those horrors, repulsions, disgusts,
of which the nearest and the trueBt we can say
is that they are instinotive, that they are
' coordinate in origin with the reason whioh
judges them, and, therefore, beyond perfect
analysis by an equal power. The illustrations
whioh can effect this impression are great,
even though a minute study of them might
reveal the email adroitnesses by whioh the im
pression is created.
The Paradise does not strike us equally.
The leading idea of the series of drawings
figures bathed in light wheeling in eocentrio
eiroles round a half visible oentre, figures
usually winged in Itself a somewhat feeble
notion has a striking but rather indistinct
ffeot (In 352 it is decidedly operatio), and
the bevies of saintly women, in long dresses
falling perpendicularly, fail to impress us at
all. They are serious and beautiful, but not
divine. The Cross borne by wreaths of angels
who are not if we may be allowed bo mun
dane a oritioism aJJ flviBg the same way,
would be a wonderful hint for Dieppe work
ers in ivory, but is too material altogether for
the idea it is intended to convey, at least to
minds which feel in Jesus something more
than the jteing extended on the cross and suf-
fering untold agony to be repaid by triumph
beyond words. Nothing shocks us in Gnatave
Core's Paradise, and nothing can be said to
fail; but nothing succeeds fully, nothing satis
I fies the longing in every heart to conceive of
what "raradise," the borne or the redeemed,
way be. There are fair landscapes,
and saintly figures, aad glorious ideas
of a new relation to something above
ourselves ; but of peaoe, and light, and beati
tude, of the peaoe which pas Beth expression,
of the light whioh comes from Uis presence, of
the beatitude which should be in the souls of
those who are with Him, there is no trace.
Some faint gleam of joy, of the rapture of
satisfied benevolence, ought surely to be appa
rent in the face of the watching Dante, and is
set, though once it is irradiated by angelio
light. The artist would say we are demanding
too much. Possibly, but then we are not de
manding more than Dante, by the consent of
mankind, has in some more or less material
istic way 8uooeeded in giving. We oannotsay,
) and we speak as admirers . of M. Dore's
, renins, that we think he also has succeeded,
l It was not open to him, perhaps, to give ns
f the true Paradise, the place for to Dante it
1 was a vlace beyond all human imagination,
jo fix the divine dreamejtbat floated before the
uthorof the Apocalypse, bnt it was open to
m t Aa what Southev did. draw a nlaoe in
V Licit at least the human heart could rest
UiBfied that the highest human ideal, earth
iithont sin. has been excelled. This M. Dore
'aa not done, and while his Inferno will live
;hile Dante's lives, and the Purgatorio will
We, without quite deserving, its immortal
lyTthe Paradise will, we fear, be quoted only
Ttrooi now oioee tne inexoraoie uuilid
around genius, even when it is as great
W of M. Gustavo Doie. London Spectator,
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i
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hlch
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1 AST 1 HEIGHT LINE,
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tHCRsDAY, February , ul F, M.
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ltunratoe at lowest rat a. Kales ol freight ai low
M by any other toule. For freight apply to
K A. k'ODDK A 00
2 DOCK l-TRKET WHARF.
5f0S LORILLARD'S BTBaMSIIIP LIKB
Blatiil ,,-in
FOR NEW YORK.
sailing i-neadaya, Tbnrtdaya, and Batnrday at
noon. The winter rate at whioh freight U uo
ien la so ceuu per 1U0 ponndt, grosa, Scent per
loot, or S cents per gallon, ahlp'a option The Line la
now prepared to contract (or aprlng rates lower than
by any other toute, coiLmeuclng on Match IS, law,
Advance charge Cashed at oUiue ou iier. Freight
kecelved at all time on covered whari.
JOHN F. OHL,
2 2J ly Plar IB North Wharves.
N. B. intra ratoi on amall package iron, metal, etc.
iiiMa. iuow.-iuiuiu iuie or Alau & teaman
e mt to-iuted to all an lunula:
C11Y WtHKW otK., B turd ay, Feb. 20, 1P.M.
fcifxA, Via liallUz, 'iueouny, Jr eo. it. 12 uonu.
CITY UF i.UiNiHM. biurdy, M.r. e.liuoon
a Iuuvu,via nauinx, luenuay, Alar W, 1 P.M.
L.rik VM BALI' 1M wit Ai, Hmruy. Al-r.lK. lP.a.
auO eaun auucueOiug baiurdity aud alternate Tuesuiu.
at 1 P, M., troai 1-ler 46, Mortu Klver.
raIAU OF rioeauiii b tub maii, itatau
Payable lu tiuld. Payable iu Onrrenoy.
FIBBT C'A UlCi 1U0 1 8TJtA.iiAU Ai ...........4 A
tO LOUdUU.M....Mm llol IU UlUOUlUrnHHra. it
to i-aria 116 1 to par la . ......
rassaeM m ihjs coaajbAV STXaMicH via at Lurax.
JfiKBT OAlilM, arlHBl,
Pay aole In Gold. Payable lu Currency.
Uverpool................iW I Liverpool...
XJUH.X..................... MJ OLBUIMX n......M.M 1
.juud i, a. i 1. 1 jonn a, At, .......
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Paaaeugera alau lurwarduuto Havre, Hamburg,
iVBre-
Tickets can be -'bought here by persona sending Ibi
thhlr irlenna. at moderate rates.
tor further lalormation apply at the Company's
John's, balk. Agent, No. is bkoadway. n. y.
Or to O'lJOj.xWJfiH A JTAULii, AgeuU),
jio. aii Liirjnix ui ptrett, irniiaaeipnut.
ONLr PlliECT LIME TU FEANCfi.
Iu.au oKRALTRANBAILaNTIO COMPANY1!
auu, Dinaaoniro Anil waaa jh,w iOILK
JklSD HJk.HK. CALLiNU AT BrlKrlT.
The Bpleudld bew vessels ou this lavonte rout tor
theUouilueut will sail from Pier &o. 6oNortu river,
a IoiIowh:
bI'. LA U KANT Brocande.....8aturday,Oot. 8
VlLLiv 1K PAKilj. .buriuoui Uaturuay, Oct. 17
r ri.Khtl rt Hi uuctieane....oa.uraay, Oct. ti
PRICE OF PAB8AOa
In gold (Includiug wine),
XO BK-fcer OR HAVRE.
First Cabln................i4u I eocoud CuUui.... 80
(Including railway ticke.s, lurnlahed. on board)
First cabin .i4li Becuua Cfcbln.........9&
mete airtaunera uu A.ot carry atveiag paaaeugexs.
Aieaic! atteudauce fiee ol charae.
American traveller colon to or returning from
the continent or Auropt. by tMklug lbs aieAiiier of
mis una avuiu ountceianry mu irvio trauait ny
Kngilah railways and cruasing the cnaanei, besides
avuig wauu, viuuuie, auu exiicuae.
UibOBUkl MACKENZIE, Agent,
No. 6 BROAA. WAY, ISew If oik.
For passage In Puliaueipula, appiy at Adam'
axprea company, to 11. Aj. aajt,
l7t No. 820 CH EON 01' Btreet.
phii iiiei.PHii urn n Mnun
..f llf j- AjXXfJb
juuun r aaa AiAiMjg 'iti I'll a
kvmv haTUKuaV.
At noon, from FiRdT wjrLARF above ACARKXT
Hi met.
1MKOTJQH BATES and THROUGH RECEIPT
to ail polo la in North ana fcku.h Carolina, via baa
board Air Line Railroad, connecting at Portamouth
aud to Lyuubotug, Va.,Tenueaaeo, aud the West, via
Virginia and Tenuaaaee Air Line and Richmond aud
Ajauvui Atauroiui,
Freight HANDLED BUT ONCE, and taken
IjOW M.U. RAl ALU TM AN ANY OTaIER LINaL
The regularity, safety, and cheapness of tbi rout
oommeua it to uie puouu aa tue iituiit oesiraoie u
aium ioi cart viiik every ueauriwuon oi ireieni.
iso cuarge roz oumuiission, urayage, or any axpciu
01 transier.
riteamsnip insureu at lowest rate.
Freight rooelvea dally.
W iLLIAM P. CLYDE A CO.,
No. 14 North and bouih WHARVES.
W. P. PORTivR. Aaeut at Riobmoud and Ultv
jru.nt. n
I, tTi Uiwwjij, a no,, Ageni at orroi. sir
NEW EXPRESS LIKE TO i VEXj
anuria, ueoraewwn wiu TvaaninAon
aa. via Cbeaaoeake and Delaware Canal, with con
nection at Alexandria from the moat direct route
tor iij ncnonrg, jtriaui, AJioxviue, MMnvuie, Aiaitoa
and the bouinwest.
bteamera leave regularly every Baturday at Booa
from uie urst wnarr anue autrnet atrees.
Argbtreceiveu os-xy. WM p CLYBB ca,
No, 14 North and bouth Wharvea,
J. B. DAVIDBON. Aaent at Oeometown.
M. ELDRXLHiE A Co.. Agent at Alexandria. Vlr.
ginia. si
NOTICE. FOR NEW YOBK, VIA
V U II L uU LlKL'l Ik 1 111. . m I M I i . . "wt
irmn tt aimi .nu lva i i i a. I'M i la m a I..
ikAX AlAbOO O A OaWDVA A WfllrlU,( X
The bteam Propellers of tbi line leave DAILY
irou urst wnari utiuw ffluin street.
THROUGH IN 21 HOURS.
Good forwarded by all the line going oat Of
York. North, AAst, and West, free of cotumlasloa-
Freuthta received at our usual low rat.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE A CO., Agent.
No. 14 H. WHARVES. Philadelphia!
I1M18 HAND. Aaenk 80l
No. Utt WALL btreet, oorner of Beth, New York
S0T1CE. rOR NEW YORK,
via Ij aware and Rarltan Canal,
b WI FT ti 0 RE TR AN e)POR f A 1 ION
COMPANY.
DESPATCH AND SrVIFTSUBE LINK.'
The buslnets by tbese lines will be resumed on ana
a'ter the 8th of March. For Freights, which will be
taken oa accommodating terms, apply to -
W. M. BAIRD. AOo..
8 2J No. IM bouth Wharves.
BRANDY, WHISKY, WINE, ETC.
OAR STAIRS & FftcOALL,
Nob. 1Z8 WAXINUT and 21 U1LLNITE Stan
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, Bin, Ollre Oil, Etc Etfc,
V! BOIES ALE DEALERS IN
PUKE HYE WHISKIES,
IN BOND AXD TAX PAID. 4 11
yi ILLIAM GROVES,
No. 838 SA1SS0M Street,
AGENT FOR
TEATMAN A GRAHAM'S 2 22 lm
I'URE cixciwyiTi CATAWBA wles.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Mt. a Vernon i Hotel,
v 8 1 Monument street, Baltimore.' '
Elegantly FurnUhed, with nmurpaased Culalne.
On the European Flan. .
-mH p. p. MORGAN.
y l RE, G U A R D 8V
FOB STOBE FRONTS, ASYLUM3, FACTO
RIKS.ETC. ratent Wire BaUlog, Iron Bedsteads. Orna
rnenUl Wire Work, Paper makers' Wires, and
every variety of Wire Work, maaufaotured by
' JI. WALKER & S0N8,
2 &tawi No. 11 N, SIXIU BtreeU
RAILROAD LINES.
READING RAILKOAD.-GBEAT TUUNK
UK FRlM PHILADRLl'Mli TO THB
INrKUlOKOF PKNNVLVAHIA. TH K MO IVY li
ft ' I'L. MHUUMiNNA. MUM UEkLAND. AMD
WYOH1NU VALLUVr,
KORTH, 1SOBTHWK8T, AND TUS CANADA.
WINTER ARR4NOFMKNT OF PAS3BNOSR
TKAlNe. iimieniber 14, lftns.
Iavlrc thu f !.im rtiLti v 11 4i iitl m t. 'I'll gUwant.h fatlrf
tialiowbill reet. Phuiadembi. at th following
hours:
. . MORNING ACCOMMODATION.
At 730 A. M . tar KAnriinv and mil ItiUkpmMllatA
6tailoia and Alleniown. JKHturMng, leavoa Koadlng
at e st P. At.; arrive In Philadelphia at 9'ttP. M.
. ' WORNTNU KXPRBSa
At 115 A. M. fr UiKdlntf. lhannn. TTArrfahnra'.
PotMVllla Pliia UroTe, I'amaqiia.Hunbnry, William
port. Kluilra. itocheatrr, MiHgaia Fails, BulTaio,
WllkMbarre, Plttt.tvn, York,Carllal,(Jhaijubrbbaxg,
IlaKeraiown, eto,
lue 7'U A. M. train connect at RKADIWa with
Kaat Pennsylvania Uallroad trains lor Allentowu
&'m SiVA'io aVSlSbS
ILlelON witu Gatawuuta Kallrua
oouuect with ih
. fto.:at PvlKT
Railroad tram for Wll-
llamrnort. Lona Haven. Klrnlra nu-.: t IIARHI.4.
HUliU whh Northern C eniral. Cumberland Vallor.
ano Hobuylkill aud HiiRuuehanoa tralna lor North-
timbnriana, wuuamsport, York, Uhamberuburg,
Pmegrove, etc
AFTERNOON KXPRVHS.
Leave Philadelphia itlai P. M. rhr Raadlnv.
Puttavllie, Uarrmlmri, eic. com ectlng with Koadiug
and Columbia Baliruad trains tor Columbia, etc.
POTTBTOWN AlUXttf MODATmv.
ITea PtilUtowa at 6 46 A. M . uuuini at Inter.
medial stations; arrives In Pulladelpbia at IU A. M.
Beiurnlng. leaves Philadelphia at 4 P, JaU arrive la
Pottatowu at s 15 P. At.
READING ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Kt-adlug at7'u a M.. siouulus at all way
stations; arrlre. In Phlladelpula at 10 2 i A. V.
ReturuluK, leave Puliadelpnla at 4 46 P.M.; arrive
in Heading at 7 4i P. M
iralus lor Pbiiaaeipn-a leave narnsbnrg at 8'10 A
M., ana PottsvUle at 8 45 A. M., arriving lu Pnl,ade.
bhla at p. At. Atternoiin trains leava Harrlsnum
at 2 05 P. AC. and Poi tsv Hi at g 16 P. AC., arriving at
A-bllaaelpbla at t'46 P. At.
HairiHbur Accommodation irave Reading at 7'lo
A. M , and liarrlsburg at 4 iu P. M Connootlug at
ReadluK with Altwrnoon A commodation south at
6 8o P. M., arriving In Philadelphia at ra P. M.
Maraet train, with a paueuger car atUched, leaves
Fbliaoelpbla at 12 uu noun, lor Puttavllie and a I way
stations: leave Pottavllle at 7-80 A.M. for Philadel
phia and an way stations.
Ail tba abova train run dally. Bundava ex
cepted.
Phliaaeiohla at 816 P. M, Leaves Philadelphia fjr
Reading at 8 A, M. Returulug trom Reading at 4'2i
P.M.
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Pasneniera for Uowniniciown aud intermediate
points uke the 7 80 A. M 12 no, and 4 P. M. trains
rout Phlladlepbla. Reiurnli,g trom Downing to rn
at e-30 A. M.. 12 16 and 6 16 P. H,
' PERKIOMKN RAILROAD.
Passengers lor eklwpack take 7-80 A. M. and 4 P.
M. ttalns trom PhlUdeiphia, returning from eaippck
at 810 AW. and 12 45 P. M. Htage Hue lor the various
Dolntsln Perklonifn Valley connect with tralna at
CQilegevllle and Bkippack.
NEW YORK EXPRE88 FOR PITT8BURQ AND
1 11 .n. nfAUSA .
tiivM New York at 9 A. M. and B and 8 P. M
pausing Reading at l 66 A.M., and Pouaod 10 l P, M.,
and connecting at Harris urg with Pennsylvania
and Northern Central Railroad Express tralni for
Pittebuig, Chicago, w luiamaport, AUnilra, Balti
more, etc, ...
Returning Express train leave Harrisbnrg on
arrival of Pennsylvania Kxprtis from Plttaourg at
8 D0 and 6 60 A. M... and 10 6o P. At., passing Reading
at 6 44 ana i-ai a. at.., buu ia oo r. m.,, ana arrivlug at
New York at U A. M. and U M and 6 P. M. cileeplug
cart accompany tbtse trains through bet ween J ersey
City and Pittsburg without change.
A Mall Train lor New York leave Harrtsbnrg at
810 A.M. aid 2 06 P. M. Mall train lor Harrisuurg
leave New x or a b u a.
' I SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
fn.t... I n lllt I u W 1 1 1 M IL IU an1 I I'.ll A K t A
6-4 P. M.. return! ug from TAmao.ua at 8'8fi A. M., and
g-16 and 4.85 P.M.
SCHUYLKILL
AND bUBQUEHAWNA RAIL-
nuavi
Trains leave Auburn at I'M A. M. for Ptnearrova
ana Jbarrtebarg, aud at ia-16 noon lor Pluegrove and
Tremont. Returning from Uarrlsourg at a so P. M.,
and irom Tremout at 5 40 a. M. and 6'36 P. M.
TICRETS
Tbioncti first-class ticket and emigrant tickets to
all the principal point In the North aad West
and canaoaa, .....,,....
JULCUISIOn 1Hoi. uuui iiJiiw,DiJUUI Hi
and luiermedlale stations, good lor one day only.
re sold by Morning Accommodation Market Train,
Reading ana ruims awuiuuiuuMiua j runa si
rtaucea rates. .
iijtcursiuu iwhw w i uiiwid'iiui.) iuw iur an
dy only, we sola at rteaaiug ana intermediate ata
tiou by Reading aud Poti town Accommodation
olljce ol b. Bradford, Trewtarer, Ne. 227 b. Fourth
street. Philadelphia, or of u. A. NloiioUa, General
buperlutendent, Reading.
nov MUTATION TICKETS.
A OK nor rout. dlhCOUnt, between AOt DOlllla dA.
tied, lor lamule aud firms.
MILE AG TICKETS,
nend for J0C6 muts, between all points, at 852-so
each lor famine and llima.
BEABON TICKETS,
Bnr thraii alx. nine, or twelve month. for hn!ir
only , to all point at reduced rate. .
CLERGYMEN
noairiina' nnthnlluH of the road will ba (nrnhhui
with cares entitling themselves and wive to ticket
at bail fare.
EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia to principal stations, good it
Baturday, bunday, ana Monday, at reduced lare. w
be had only at tne Aicaet viuue, at Auirteeuth and
Lallowblll ueel.
FREIGHT.
floods of all descriptions forwarded to all the ihnu
points irom the Company' new freight depot, Broad
aaa yviuow iuw
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia daily at 186 A. M , 12 30 noon.
8 and 6 P. M., iur Reading, Leoanon, Harnsburir
PottsvUle, Port Clinton, and all points beyond.
MAILS
rinse at the Philadelphia post Ofllce for all nlartaa
on the read and Its brauobes at 6 ai. M., and for the
principal stations oniy at to r ju.
BAOUAOE.
Dnngan' Express win collect oaggage for all train
leaving Philadelphia Depot. Oiuns can be left at
No. 26 b Fourth street, or at the Depot, Xhlrteenth
and caiiowum sueei.
-VT0BTH
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
For BETHLRHEittDWYLJIiSTOWN. MAUlH
till
C lit' Mt.. EabION, WlLulAMoPORT, WlLKEi.
JUjAriAXXJ, HA1IA11UI VIA A, UVUill j AlV M Hiij.
PllTbTON, TUN KHAN NOCK, aJXu bC'RANTONl
WINTER ARRANGEMENT8.
uahapio a vaax , JB.VAUJNT CAR MEL.
P avenger Trains leave tne Depot, corner of BERKS
and AMERICAN btreet, daily (buu day exoepiedj,
a follows;
At 7 46 A. M .(Express for Bethlehem, Allentowa,
Mauch chnna, Uazietun, WUliainsport, wUkeabajrre,
Mahanoy City, PUtstou, ana Tunkuauuock.
8-44 A. M. (kxiireso) lor Bethlehem, Ajiston, Alleu
town, Mauch Cnuuk, rVUkeuharre, Pltlaton, and
ficraulou.
At 1'46 P. M. (Express) for Bethlehem, Maucn
Cbuhk, Wllkeabarre: Pulsion, and ucrauton.
At 6ue P. M. lor Bethlehem, Eastoo, Allen town
and Mauch Chunk.
For Doylestowu at S'45 A. M., 1 45 and 415 P. M.
For Fort Washington at , lu 46 A. M. aud 11 ao P. M.
For Lansdaie at -M P. M.
Filth aud blxtb streets, Becond and Third street,
and Union City Passenger Railway ruu to th new
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem at (10 A.M., lu, 4 6, and (to
''From Doyleetown at 8-8S A. M., 465 and 7 P. M,
Vrom ljanadale at TJ) A M.
From Fort Waabmgton at 10 45 A. M. and 310 P, M.
" ON bUNDAVb.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 HO A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylevtown at 2 P.M.
' Doyleetown for Philadelphia al 7 A. M.
Bethlehtm for PlitlaUeipnta at 4 P. M.
Ticket sold and Baggage checked through at
Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage Express Olllce,
UMIkWMNtA. KLUaOLABK.Ag.nl.
WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
RAILROAD, WIN 1'ER ARRANUKM1CST,
on and alter MONDAY, Ootober ft, lttod, Train will
leave a follow:
Leav PhllaueleblB from the Depot, THIRTY.
FIRST aua OHEBNUTblreela, 7'48 A. AC.. 11A.M.,
2 so P. M ,415 P. M., 4 to P. M., 816 and II SO P. M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Deport
on East Market street at 6 2ft A. 14,, 7 44 A. M.,b'00A.
M . 10-46 A. M., 1-66 P. M., 4-60 P. M.. and 4 65 P. M.
Trains leave Wfst Chester at too A. M.. and lea V
lLg Philadelphia at 4 60 F. M., will slop at li. U Juno-tU-n
and Media only, passenger to or from station
between 'West Cheater and R. C J u notion, going
lutst, will take train leaving. West Chester M Iti
A. M.. BDd going West wul take the train leaving
Philadelphia at 4 60 P, M.. aud transfer at B (X
Junction.
The Depot In Philadelphia la reached directly by
th Cbesaut and Walnut btreet oars. Those of the
Market btreet line run within one sonar. The
oars of both line connect with eaoa train upon li
arrival. ON BT7NDAYB,
, Leave Philadelphia at 81 A. M. aad 1-00 P. M,
Iav Weal Chester at 7 -66 A. M. and 4 00 P. M.
Train leaving Philadelphia at 7 '46 A. M. and 4M
P. M., and leaving West Cheater at ft 00 A. M. aud 4-60
p. M.,oonneot at B O Junction with Train on P.
B. C R.R., fbrOk'ord and luteroiedlat point.
W, UJtNRY WOOD. beueralUup'l.
ADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY,
ITAILROAD LINES.
1 RRft F0B NEW YORK. TUB CAMPKS
AO C?. AND AMBOT AND PHILADKLPHI A
,,(ff!iN- R A 1 LIA U.-OOM PAN I KH LIN IVi
vvTy plaIkh. iJ'H1A MW. 0BJ, AJBia
a A a.M a f"0". HnTT' BTBBOT VTHABF.
I ! 7 s u-i " Cmniden aid Aruhoy Acoom...4t1ll
Al I via Camden and Jmsoy City Ki. MaU f
Ai! 2- f'a Camden and Aniboy Kxprvas.. I'M
Ti 5 s. '1 ,of """boy and Intrrmedlaui station.
mUZ".? ! A.VMi' ". P- M. for Freehold.
Janoo Bortmtowa, RarEngton, R.verly, and De-
A. Sntf 10 A- M-i t n, . 6, and II to P.
M. for Plorenoj, Kdgewater. Rlversioe, Rlvenon, Pal
nyra, aud Fish House, aad t p. rot jrioreuoe and
rilverten.
Th and 11-S0 P. M. Line leave Irom Market
Street Ferry (npoer side.)
At 1, A OM AKHsrJCBTOW DBPOT.
vfX'ir.: k?,!''ob and Jersey City, New
York Express Line, Pare At.
A 1 7-8JI aLd 11 A il. t )), i to. and 5 P. If. for Trenton
andRrbtol. Andatlo-lSA M for BrliitoL
At rau aud 11 a. ACS w, ahd 6 P. M. for AlorriavlUe
and Tul y town
At 7-80 and 10-111 i A. If. and tso, and IP. M.for
Bobehoa' and ldliigiou.
At 7 m and 10-15 .. m. 2-80, 4, 5, and 6 P. v.for Corn,
well', lurreadale, Holruesburs, Taoony, Wlsnlno.
ruing, flrldesourg, and rank lord, and at I P. M.for
Holn'Piiirg ana Intermediate Station,
FROM WKHT 1M1I.AUKL.P111A DErOT.
... VI ConDeotlng Railway.
At 1 45 a. M , a-Su, 4, 6-u. aud 12 P. to. New York Ex
press Lli.es, via Jersey City: Para, t 25.
At lift) P.M. Emigrant Line; Fare, (2.
At s-46 A. M., 1-20, .-e su, and 12 P. M , for Trenton.
Al8 A. M., 1, 6 30 aud 12 P. M lor BrJtol.
Atl2 P.M. (Nlghi). lor Morrlsvlllev Tullytown,
8oheiick',Eddlnginn,trnweil's.Toriaale,Holme-
burg, Tacoay, Wlsslucmlug, Rrldeuburg, and Prank
ford. The (-46 A. M., e-30 and 12 PM. Line will ran
dally, All oilier, Hundays excepted.
ior Line leaving Kensington dopot take the car
on 'Ibird or Fifth aueeta, at Cueinut, so uiluut
before departnre, '1 be car of V arket btieetnaliway
run direct to West Philadelphia Uepnt, Cliesuutaud
Walnut within one sauara. On burnt ays the Market
btreet cars will run to connect with the 8 46 A.M. 'W
and 12 P. M. Line.
ALVALJRR Ka LA WARE RAILROAD LIAES,
VUOM KaNSiNOTON DtltlT.
At 7-SO A. M. lor Niagara Falls, liullulo. Dnnklrk.
Klrxtlra, Ithaca. Oweao. Rochtwter.' jUlnuhnmton, Os
wego, byracuBe, Ureal Reud, Aiontruee, WUkesbaire,
ncranion, BirouasDuig, water uap, ocoouiey a atoun-
uln. .In
At 7-DU A. M. and 1-80 P. M. for Belvldere, Easton,
Lambertvllle, Fleiumgton. eto. The l'3u P M. Una
connect direct with the Iraln leaving Eaaton lor
Mauch Chunk, Alleutown, Bethleueui, eto.
At ft P. M. lor Lambert vlUe aud lutermedlate Bta
tlona. CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON OOUNTT AND
Fr.kAKRTO.N AND UlUUlBlOWS RAIL
Vila li.
FROM MARKET BTREET FERRT, (Upper Bide.)
At 7 and lu A. M., l-w, lie, and 6 u P, M., tor Mer-
chantsvllie. aiooresiown, nariioru, jnanonvnie.
RamaDort, Mount itoiiy, omiinvitie. AwaiUVUle
Vlnceutowa, Blrmtogham, aud Pembertou.
ii 7 M . 1-nu and 8-UO P. M.. tor Lewlstow
virichiMmii. Conksiowu. New KsyDt. fioruerntown.
Cream Rldae, Iiulajstown. Bharou, and Hlghiatown.
1118 WILLIAM H. GATZMEK, Agent.
DEHMSXLVAlSiA Ct-MXKAL UA1LK0AD
"rALL TIME. TAKINO EFFEOT' NOV. 2H. uua.
The train of the Feuxuylvauia Ceiitrat Ataliroad
leave theiepol.atTiiiRTx'-ARaT ana MaaRalT
btreeui, wnksa is reacned dlreuuy by. the MaiKel
Hirunt car, toe laat car ooniiecUnK with eacn u.!n
leaving Front aud aiarket atreeta tulriy nan ate. be
fore lu aeparture. xue unesnnt auu wainut btreet
cars run within one square of tne Depot.
Mipi-biua Car Tickets van oe cad ou application at
(he Ticket olllce N. W. .corner Nlnih aud CUeautU
streeuj ana a tne aepoi
a ..n'u ol iha DDion Transfer Company will cafi
for and deliver baggage at tue depot. Oraers left at
No. sol Ohesnut meet, or o. ue aiarxei stroet, will
reoelV Wffi LEA.VE DEPOT. VIZ:-.
Mall Trala.M.....M...M....................M sA)0 A, M,
Faoll Accoiumoaauou, au ou a ah, auu . uu jb..
fast 1 1 i" i -1 ...m.....i....uumi.i.i1 5U A, ilf.
Erie Kxpree..........""""""- f'e A. M..
Barrlsourg Accemiuouatlou...nMnMM.n 2 o P. M.
lAncaaler ACcomJiioUaUon.nM..n..nn...M.. 40U P. M,
Parkesborg Train ft-aj) P, il.
Cincinnati Atxpresa...-.............-... w P. hi.
l'.lu HIb.I1 and HllllalO AUXDrUUi. 10 46 P. U.
Philadelphia Expren J OU Night.
Mjrie juaii leave. uaiir,eawi uuuu, iwuiuue un
Btuiday night to Wllilaxusportoniy. Ou Sund.y ulght
i Zui laua fmlailelDhla at 12 o'ciock.
nehliaueiphla Exprea loaves dally, AU outer train .
Hf.& SJSrK.ifrV.moaatlon Train ran dally.
oebt bunday. For Uils truln ticueis iuui.t be pro-
cured aud baggage duliverea uy a uu x-. su.., t no, u
MMkTRAiN8 ARRIVE AT DltPO-P. VIZ.:-
n. i i . . t. tn 1. llxilu..u...a.SM.a.M...aa..a.aaaaH..H 10 A.. Id.
Vl.on7maatroh..- .8 20 A. M., 8 0 and 7 10 Pi M.
Erie Mail and RullalO Aipreim.... tu A. M.
u...w a. ,mi r tr Train. .,...,... IU A. M.
Fast Line " 'V. 'J' M,
Lancaster Tralu.. ....'-." w r, m-
If .lu b nrMl ...M......M..M.M.MM...MMM........1 tr. M.
jay Express.. m.....m....m.,.......4'2ij P, Mi
Karrlaburg Acjoniuiodailou................J-4u p, jf t
WnT further mtoiioanou ai'w w
jrorrortueri VAJSXiJi,K Jr. Ticket Agent,
FRANCIM FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. lie ALARRAT Mieet.
Ticket Agent at the Depot,
Tha Pnnnsvlvanla Railroad Ctimuauv will nut a.
niue any risk for Baggaife, except for Wearing Ap
parel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars In value. All Ragage exceeding that amount
In value will oe at we ria oi vue owner, unless l&keit
by special contract. P.DWARD iL. W1LUAUH,
9 ueueiai ouueniiieuuem AAtuonB, atb.(
PlULADELPillA, WILMINGTON, AND
K.l.l lMoHH. RAILROAD. TIME I'AhJjK.
Coinienuiug MOM DA V, Novetuber ti, 1!-6S. Train
will leave Depot corner Broad sueei aua washing
ton avenue, as follows:
Way-Mali Train at 8 80 A. M. (Hundays excepted),
for Baltimore, stopping at ail regular matlous. Cou
necilug with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington for
Cr.'bneid aud intermediate stations. .
v...,..'iKin at u M. (Sundays excepted) for
Bal.liuore and Washington, stopping at Wllmiugton,
PernvUle, and Havre-, e-urace, couneoU at Wll-
Z.. .......... l,k l,.ln Inr NM OttAUe.
i ,.! at 4-nu P. M. ibundays excepted), for
Baltimore aud Washington, stoppu uueir,
TnurlSw. Llnwood, Olaymont, Wl mlugtjn, New.
port.btanton. Newark, Eikton, North-Eaat. Charles.
Sau''.; Tiogewooi, Magnolia, Chase-, and Btemmer'
Night Expre at 11 -so P, M. (Dally) for Baltimore
and Wasblngton, atopplug at Chester. Thurlow. Liu-
auu " TT7 . l ..... ii ii MuururU. . li'llilun
Kind. IJiajmoui., niimi v, .' ;--i -
Sorth-East. Perryvllle. and Ravre oe uraoe.
"paiieBaer lor Foa tree Monroe and Norfolk will
take the 12-00 if ,;rS.'?TON trains.
. " '""'r C...7... OKI I inlcilnVil uul
Btopplhg at nil btatlOUB utiitrau ..wv.r
ve'r-hliadelphU at 1110 A. M., t 80. tW, , aud
7-uuP m7 The 0 U0P. M. 'ITalu counecu with Dela
7 our. n. . aub.w. . .nrermedlata
intermediate
aim. KAIiniMU 111! un-..B--r
Station.
1 ZSZ Wilmington 7 00 and 810 A. M., 1-80. 4-16, and
A-fcve.fi 1T An a. M. -i raiu will not stop between
7-00
I'ln
5:.. J.,rt viil.adelohla. The 7 wv P. M. Train from
nr it. - imilv all nLher
run uaii; all other Accommoaation
Wiiniiuatw"
SuAXSeP
.V2 Vav Mall. A. M-, Ex,
Leave Baltimore
Kxyres. 2 26 P.M.,
726
pr .K I) a r TJhVAlS rUOltt BALTIMOKJC.
tsL'SUA M.. stODUluK at MC-
7 Xfi r. m., f-',:.
'J.riuAn-s: Aberoeeu U avre de-Urace. Perry
BoHa, Petri wan Aoerue jkuiu, Aewark,
aurt Chtater. . , 0clnis West, Bouth, and
Tbrougn "'"V" DVocurod at ticket ontoe, Bu.
fcoomweiri may be PWonUDental Motel, wher also
and
in uteeniiiK vara can b
PersoDS puichutiliiK ticket
secured OurliiS tu j. cueuk(t(l M meur reaj.
eeiiceby the Vniyu Vbuperlhtendent.
KALI
AMI 'IkLbi
VAJSIA. , i. nar on all NUht Train.
a SS bONW'i November SU, 18iS, tb
JZSfSu Ke Philadelphia and rl KAwlroaa wul
mn as followal wwvWABD.
-t imint leave Phlladeiphla,..,.-.,...10'45 P, M,
HA1L.TBAIM uiiilaauiport.......... 8'loA.M.
i. arrives at r-rie W P. M.
-vti,j4 leaves l-Uilaieiunl.M..ll to a. M.
jatlB MfBtbB'1" willlaiuaport....... ft bOP.3:
arrive avrjjio......,....iuAua. m.
virA MAIL leave Phlladelphl,M..M.. 8-00 A. M.
arrive at Lockhaven.M.M 7-46 P, m,
' KAHTWAHll.
4 1 t t 10-65 A. Mr.
iUAn M vvUllaJniporl..........12 6aA,M,
arrive t ruuauoiyum,....uuw a. ,
XBIB KXPJUCtod leaves
Krle, a t-ti P. M.
WUIlamsporV.. 7 '60 A. M.
I at Philadelphia... p, M.
m arrlva 1
Mall and Kxpresa eounect with uu ureek and
AUesbeny Blver HalUoad. BAOOAQK OHUUKjcj)
21 AAVUtAAM .in - .ii ,
III tteneral Boperlntendensi
TUT EST
J Bit SET RAILROADS.
1
FALL AND WIWTKB AKRANUKMUHST.
Vrom foot of M AKKKT btreet (Upper Perry
OommeJicloB Wk-LMrJriAY, Bepteiuoer 1.
w tkIhwiuvii A8 i-OLLowa.
Tot cp May aad statloua below MiUvlUa, ru
Vor MiUvllle, Viheland, and In termed late 1 tail on
B'lB A. at., I'll r. AL.
Cor Bridk-etoa, balem. ana way itatlon ru A, K
and S-80 P. M.
Vnr WrJxthnrv at 118 A. M.. I-IS. CM, and COO P. M
Prelcht tralu leave -Camden daUy M U O'olouk
noon.
freight received at second covered wbAAfiftl
Walnut street, dally.
Vrstkhl Lalivared NO, Bonth Delawareaven
WILLIAM J. BUWKLL.
Ill BvwrUtteattei
,,it .aivkt.PHIA AKD EE1K KAILR0AD.W-
VuUTlilWkfcll PUlLAAVltLPHLs.,
UlEliCl AWUAA "S.kiUr.Ul.! Wll.l.l AAll,PflMl
lMOK .. m i r. itu ira rw vumuvi' I
MARCH 3, 1869.
RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, OE1.A1ANIWN, AND
NORRUfTUWH RAILROAD,
TIHE TABLE.
FOR QliKMAMlDffN.
Leave Philadelphia at A 7. 8. os. lo. 11. 11 A. M.
1,2, t. OX. 4 6. t flu, 7, ft. 8 10, II, 1P M.
Leave OtrnianU.wn at S. 7. 7U.. . i-2u. . In. II. II A.
M,, 1, t. A 4, 4V. 6X, 7, , B, 10 II P. M.
Trie 20 dowu train, and 8 and sv ns trains, will
not stop on th Usrmantowu Branch.
riTff BTIIUIIA VI
Iave Pblladelehla at is a. m t. . and 10V P. V.
Leave Oermantown at ft- Is A. M-1, 6, and M P. M.
nvr R.qTWrrT xi rr t a rr.nni n
andli pJblMM,','t,i 10- Ii A. M., , 8.V. X, f.
'liravechestnnt HMlatT-10, 8. '40, 11-40 A. M., 1-40.
1-40, 6-40, 40, (-40, and 10 40 P. M.
rtra tan k. i, a vu
leave Philadelphia at is A., 2 and 7 P. M.
I.eava Cli.aliint lllil al v-kii a m iv-aii S-ai. anil 02
FOR CONSnOnOCKEN AND NnRRTBTOWN.
Leave PhlladelDhln al . 7. . and iiiy a. M.. itf.
I. 4S. tS 6S 05 and IIS r. D.
Leave Norristown at 6 40, 7. 7 M, 9, and 11 A. M., IK,
. Oa. 5ki and P. M.
ON tU.MDATB.
Leave Philadelphia at A. M.: z.' and 7 p. M.
Aav e fioirtsiowa at 7 a. m.; iy, ana p, m.
FOR ManaYTNK.
Leave Philadelphia at f . 1. 8. and 110. A. M.:
t, 4.r. 6L,Wi. and lix p. M.
Iave Manaynnk at 810. 7H. 8 20. BX and A. M.
, B, ). aua P. M.
ON SUN DATS.
Leave Philadelphia at 8 A. M ; iX and 1H P. M.
Leave Manaynnk at7H A. M.i ami 9 P. M.
W. b. W liit" m, uennrni upnriDieU'ien(.
Depot, Ninth and Oreen street.
PROPOSALS.
JpROxU3ALa iTOH BUBSiarENCK sroitK3.
xikadqtjabtkrs district or thk
Indian Tkkkitokv, Ofpiob f
Chief Commissary ok Hobs'ihtknck,
FOHT til HHON C. N.. Jan. '21 lXUfl I
Sealtd Pronoea's. In diinllcam. will he rn.
celved at the offloe of the underelgned, at Fort
uiunuii. vi. ix., until 1-4 O'CIOOK M., MONDAY,
March 15. 1809. for tha ilellvnrv of Hiituilatnumt
btoree, an follow:
AX irUKr (JlBiSUN, CQEUOKEE NATION,
y. 1.
650,000 pounds ol Flour.
75,iXi0 ponnde of Bhcoq.
a5,000)HDQdaofBalU
5,000 gallons of Vinegar.
4U0 bnrrpla nf Pnrlr.
And Com Meal in each Quantities as mev ho
requiied.
The Fionr to be eqnal In quality to the best
XXX brands of the 81, Louie market, and pat
up as follows: 125,000 pounds to be put up in
oarreis iuh neaa lined, ana 4 uou pounds to be
put up lu double sucks, ol gunny sacklug and
cotton sheet In jr.
The fcacon:to be of Orst quality, and put no
as tollows: 20.000 Dounds In tleroes or casks.
and 55,000 pounds In gunny sacks ot about Via
pounds euoh.
The Halt to be of good quality, and put np as
follows; 10,000 pounds In barrels and 15,000
pounds In double sack of aunny saokinir and
cotun tbeettng. ,
TbeViuernr to be of best quality, anil made
of whisky nf full strength, and to be put up as
lollowK 1000 Ralioiis In barrels of good quality,
securely hooped, and 4000 gallons to De pat ap
In Icatiks containing not more than 23 gallons
each, the casks to be of best quality, painted,
and to bave four Iron and eight hickory hoops
on each.
The Fork to be prima mess pork, to be put up
securely In good barrels containing: 200 pounds
each.
The Corn Meal to be or beet quality, and put
ap In barrels or suctts, like the llour.ua may be
required. The peraun or persons to whom any
award Is made most be prepared to execute
contracts end give the required bonds at ouoe,
atid be in readiness to commence tne delivery
of stores on the 20th day of April, 1809, and to
continue the same in euoh quantities as may
be required until me 1st day 01 December, law,
at which time the whole amount of the artlole
or articles contracted for must be supplied.
tss moles 01 articles (excopt meats) must ao-
company the proposals, In boxes or bottles, and
not in paper parcels.
Knch bid must be accompanied by a good and
sufllcient guarantee from two or more porsous
wLose loyally and solvency are certified by a
clerk of a court of reoord). settlnu forth that
tney win, in trie event or us acceptance, give
ampie uonus ana security icr me laituiui per
forinaiice of the same.
The name and place of residence of eaoli bid-
der Htio Mirety must be given.
No tirouosal will be entertolned. unless satis
fa ft only represented, that does not fully comply
wiiu 1 no terms 01 mis auveruseiueuu
1'roposals may be for the whole or any part of
11 e stores rtquirea.
Adt contract awarded under this advorttse
mtm will be rnndo subject to tbo approval of
tlie Ci;nniln8ry-J Efcral of Subsistence, U. H.
Army, and the right is reserved to reject any or
ail bids.
All stores delivered will be subject to a riKld
Inspection.
Payments upon the contracts awarded will
be made monthly in current funds, or as soon
as the same shall bave been received.
Bidders are invited to be present at tne open
lng of proposals, which will take place on the
day and hour above specified. . Blanks for pro
posals f nd bonds will be lurnlahed on applica
tion to this office. . M
Proposals must do piainiy lnaorsea, -proposals
lor Subsistence Stores," and addressed
to the Chief Commlusary ot Subsistence, Dis
trict Icdisn Territory, Fort Gibson, O. N.
By order 01 laoow
Brevet Mejor-Gen. B. H. GRIEKSON.
A. F. KOCKWELLi, Bvt. Iileut.-Colonel and A.
ft. M. U. p. A., u. u p. AJisfc. xnoian xernmry.
S. OKDNANOE AGENCY,
Oorner Houston and Gkrenb streets,
lEntrance on Greene: P. O. Box Mil.)
Naw York, Fod. 18. 1809. '
Sealed Procosals. in danlicate. will be re
ceived at this onico until SATUUDAY, March
27. lhti). at 12 Al., for purchasing, In quantities,
tue lOllOWlDg A1UUB VI UftUll fl.l Kjtlt OIUIVI,
now on hand at the different arsenals In the
United States:
CABTRI DG E(4
For Rpenccr's carbine... (Jal. 50 and 52 I
FcrPaiiaiu's uo.
For Kenry's do.
Motalflo
primed.
Linen.
For Hemlnetoa'sdo.
" 41 (
J
" Mf
61
58
For Warner's do.
Forhharp's ao. ...
For Starr's do. ...
U. n inusketoartriuges,
U nan
U. S mnsketoartridties,
j: ball .
Kifle inusket cartridges,
K bft) !.....
" (iJaudTl
Paper.
V. S. musket carirldgts,.
rounu
Tj h.mut-ket cartridges,
buck and ball
Coil's pistol cartridges..
63
41
41
Colt's pistol cartrioge..
Km
ilih'a carmne oar-
ttldgcs,
rubber
and
metal '
Eurnslde'a carbine car-
trldges, metal m
Varrnltanil HotohklS Dm ec! Hl'S lOf ftll OftU-
bres of cannon; rountl Bbot.aaeilH, canister and
spherical cane, for all oalibies. Also, Axed am
uiunltlon for the same.
Mutket percussion caps from broken-up am
munition. . , ,
The Ordnance Department reserves the right
to reject all bids not deemed satUtiotory. Prior
tr, i'a nnritMice of any bid it will have to be
approved by the War Department.
Terms cash. Ten per cent, payable on the
day Of sale, ana Uie reinaiuuer wuin tug pr-
pertyls delivered. Twenty days will be al
lowed for the removal ol stores.
Bidders will state explicitly the point or
points wbere they will accept stores. Delive
ries will only be made at the arsenals.
Samples can be seen at this oUioe, or at any
of the artenale in the United Slates.
Proposals WIU oe aourenstu to iu uuuoa
.IgneS. and endorsed "Propo
Urdnance -stores." rui mimw
apply to tbe undersigned. '...
! Brevet Colonel U. H. A.,
8 I . Major of Ordnance.
T3HI-L080PH Y -OF Mi
JLt A new Oounie of Lecttire. a
'. Few York Mossum OlAniny,
MAIIRIAOE.
delivered at tne
embracing the
i.i.itVHnw to Live aua ,wni to a.iv ior,
V?h MmarTty. and Old Age; Manhood Generally
iiiiwU- Tb Caus ol IndlgesUoaj Flatulenoeaod
Neroes blsSisie AcoonuteS Por Marriage Patlo-n,.hi-aJlv
Coualdeied, eto. etc. Pooket volume eon
taKiln tfi Leotots Will be torWarted. post-paid,
IZ Venial oeots. addreaelns W. A. LHXAHY,
SS a coVuei ol SIXTH and WAkNCT bfteets,'
l-uilad wlnhla. ' . .
"TTLEXANDKH O. C ATT-EL. Li CO
r HO. M NOltlH WHAJiVAAl ,
If 0." WOrlTH tATTtR BTBJtlR, ' ' ' " '
PUILALKLP1LLA. tt
ATxAwsntJOAnaUh auiaXOAitia.
AUCTION SALES '
M
THOMAS 4 HONS, JSOS. 13 Mf",r"
Pale at lb A action Room, Not, 139 1 lit ,
riiiirin irvrt.
HANIf?OMK BOUsKH'Uil) FnifVITWR!.
1'lAr.UH. KIPPOHt-. HAN 1)80 M K VaLYHf.
BltOUbALS, AM OTUKrl UAHPiTi, Aiit'Jt "
On 7 hnirday Morning, ,.
Marrh 4. al i o'nlnok . at. tha ann-lnn rnniws. h ata-
Icgne, a la-gcaasortniant or superior bonsehold Ajrwl.
Iup, con pilslng handsome w-laiit parlor librarf.
ad rtlnlng room furliaie, covered with o h, n,
r d btlr cloth: olied walnut eoamber suits, t iiinwiw
ros end pisno-forM-. made by Hniiomokr A 9,
Dd V( Rl A I'o ; fine Krf roh plate mirror, b tadnae
warnrotM, biHikocsea.cldPboarda, extension and eta
tr lablra, 1 h na and g ', brds and bud lint.
nne bair maurtsses. ofHre furniture. fM.einuiinh.ir
and conking s'oves flu enrrATlngs, haudsome v4
Vst, Brussels, and other raronui e u. . ; 1,
.H ArllJiLllCKS.
AlfO. tla ire brans and a-tlt alrhl.llvht nHanila. .
Hers, sul'able for a publie hall, its
FTrrjtf' f el a No a.'l.t North Vinh aur-at'-
6rPfBlOKHH KHHuLll PORN 'TURK PRKN0MC
r-jj- 1 p mini muvni, UMUoaliLs. A.Hit
Ol HE It lAKKKTS to. l'';c .
tin PrlOay mnrBlr-.
Marcb B. at 10 o'oionk will ba s Id at nnbllssa'a.
br csialogn. ai perlor w a nut and inahoea iy nttm-
nfin rnrnnure cumprtsipg wainnt parlor an I mv
ny omirif roim and chamber furniture, fla
Krpiicb nll p er mirrors, two fine Frouori clonks,
velvet Bripsel. ami olhr carpels, chlua and -
wsre, ccoklng nieosiis, etc 1 1 It
Asslsnpa Pa1.
VAItTAnLR Tt KA I KH I'ATK V CHIWICwT.
TutiLH, A ft D i'K HBON A L I'ROPF.MTV P 'TH 1
NAIIuNAL IKON ARMOR AM)KIP BTJILIt
INO UUMPANY,"KAiOHN'ts PUIS 1', N.J.
')n Tnesdav Morning,
Maich t IM9. at loo'r-lirk will l a sold at naStl
f a.e, on the iiren ls. In the Houtb ti d pi lmda.
N, J., by order I the TJnltd 8tMe D atrlet Co jrt for 1
the District of New J.rrey. all tha va riable mat '
et ate, wharves, marine railway, bulldln, ImproTa.
nien'p, ninilve power, machinery, tool, enure u
II 11 1 hid mscMuerv. brlle s. tlmhsr. sorao-trnn. Bwr.
fonal pri ppil. and asset ot th National Iraa
Armor and Plilp BulldlAS Oomnanv. bankrunt Oata 1
liigurs row ready. I III
BDNTJNO, DDKBOBOW A CO.. AUCTIOBi
FHH, No. 82 and 24 MAKE AT Strett, oontnV
of Bank street, BncceMor to John B. kitn ma.
LAKOB BALK OP FlIKKION AND DOMESTIQ
DRY UOOOA w-AAioAAw
VU iiiiffn." J Bi iniORi
At 10 o'clock, oa four months' crealU ' I MM ",
S00O pieces of whit good
LA HUE BALK OF CAHPET1NU& OIL-CLOTHS.
On Friday Morning ' '"
March 5. at II o'oiock n four a ouths' eradlt. ahnaa
201 pi. ces ot iDgraln. Venetian, list, hemp, eon:.
iu.u rag earpeiAus, uuui uii-uiutos, o, 11X7M
LARGE rJAIK PRFNCH AND OTSAK
JtBKUr-riAH I.KY UOOIJS, AS1U,
On Mcnoay Morning, ItM
MarchS,t 10 o'clock, on four nioolbs' oredu.
8AE 07 3000 CASKS BOOTS. SHOES, TBA- '
Vlfi-l.IJSU us. KTU.
On Tuesday Morning,
March I, at lOo'clock.on four months' credit, t I a
LAltOB BPECIAL BALK OF READY-MAD
CLOTH I NO.
On Wednesday Morning. Maroh 11,
At 10 o'clock, on four months' credit, embracing '
full llufs ol lasblonabie aprlng style ol th wu
knownand favorite manulaoiure of Messrs, DsvUm
Co.. of New York. ,
Particulars hereaiter. flirt
THOMAS. BIBCn BON, AUCTIONEBFf
AND COWMJ88ION M BROHANT8, Np. 1)1 a . 1
0 HEoN CT Btreet: rear entrance No. 1107 Hansen Ml 1
BALE OP SUPERIOR ENGLISH SILVRR-PLATKB
WAKK AND TA11LK OUTLKKV.
Jnst received er steamer City 01 New Yoik, dtraot
by roal Butborlty, Sbenield, EDgland. ,t "
On Wednesday Morning, at 10 o'clock. . :
and
On Wednesday Evening. '
o'clock, at t b auction store, No. 1110 Che '
nut atieet, will be sold, a large assortmeut 01 tua
above elegant ware, omorlslim teaaeta. with
match, or new derlgns; large travs, from is to a
inches: wine aid pickle stands; cake and fruit baa-
keis: dinner and breaklast castors In creat varlslai '
Bioon gobie s; Ice Plicbers; molasses Jugs- sail '
and; drli.kt.g cups; tetc-a tele seta; flower Vsiax .
Duller dishes, etc. .p..
TABLE CDTLERT. - t
Also, a fnli assortment of pearl and Ivory bandla '
cutlery, with carvers lo match, 7" .,
Also, spoots forks, and ladies of various kinds i-r
Ooods now open for examination. li lt
IMPORTANT PfcHEMfTORT SALE
or
BIOI1 CLASS OIL PAINTINGS.
the Private Cnl ectlon ot . ..
B. H. QHATZ, E u. ...
Mr. ORATZ, beipg about to visit Knrops. has In
structed ns to sell at public sale his entire collo xton "1 '
of hlsh-c'ass Paintings, by distinguished Ifiaronia
and American arttsts. 4a
The sale will 1 k place on
Thursday Evening,
March ll,at7 n'ctock. at . 1
No. 1331 CHKSNUT Street. . t ,
Ca'alognes will ne ready, and the Paintings ooea
for exhibition, on Monoay. the 8th Inst. a
Mr. UIIATZ'SRKSIDK.NCK No. 120Walmit street. ' ' '
Also, elegant COUNTRY RRgIlAiNOK, atCheSt- 1
nut Hill, together with the elegant Furniture, win
uu ug w, i.u-. . w wui miivto, HIM '
Pale Nn. I1IO (Jhsnnt utroot " " '
NEW AND SECOND-HAND llODHKHOLD FfJB.'
MTUKK, rutttl-rOHim CAitPKTS LAuTi
MJRKOK8. PAINTINOS, PLATAD WaaBE 515
P1XT0KE3, Kl'O '-MJajWABl
- On Friday Morning.
At 9 o'c'ock. at the auctlou store. No. lllonhaanA ,m t
street, wit be sold, a large assortment ot suo-rlnl
y f. . IVI. ui.muri, UIUUS'IUUIH.UUIIIII.IJ lUrUHUr
PIANO FORTE Ore superior rosewood niai
Plane
forte, made by H
narumD
La ROE MlRKORU pier mirrors, 110 byaj Inch.
I do. subyna do.
mantel mirror se by so An
PIL PAINTINGS. Also, a Private collection nrXn
oaintiDL" and ensravlnits.
hilver wake, Also, an elegant sUver tea ser
vice, tight pieces. 1 1 at .
LIPP1NCOTT, BON A CO, AUCTIONBBRa
ABHHTJBBT BUILDING. No. M0 UAHKMt mti
LARiE S4LK OF HOllEBT, WHITE GOOM
NOTIONS HANDKERtHlKPS. HOOPBEIirivs
AND CORfcETe. CAKPKTH. E10. .
On Thursday Morning,
March 4, at in o'clock. I y catalogue on fonr months 1
ci edit, about tUO lot new and dialrable goods: alT
a stock of gooe. au.
We Invite the attention of the trade to our sale on
Thursday, March 4, comprising desirablellne of
HOSIERY.
Full and complete lines of ladles' white and brow .
cotton hose, out ard full regular mad.
Full and complete lines of nilwe' and children's
bene, cut and lu'l regular rtaae.
Full and complete lines ol gnnta' brown and blue
nil iU cotton b air-hose, cut to full regular.
Full and compieie line of hove' haif.hose, do. do.do.
HANLKKHCRIEPH. "
Fnli Unrs of llneuvaiuorlc haodkerrhlani.
Do, d.. be-nstl(chd da.
Do. ? do. prlated border do.
Do. K do. tiemmed do.
D. n do. p'a u d .
Abo, a full Hue Of Swiss mull, nainsooks, eheck,
etc-
Also, boo dtzen ladies' misses', and chiiirea'a
b'Op-bkir'H
Also. S430 drr.en Imported and dnmeatH caroBta. .
- wKN'lfc' FCRNISHiNQ OU 1)1)8.
Full lines ol genu' musiln. Belknap, and Casslmere
shirts, nerk-lles, euit uders e'o.
'J ogetler with a largi lice Paris fa iv goods and
Dctions. comprising a full assortment of Ursl-cla
gtrx s ior spiiroach cg seaion.
Alto, a retail atook.at close of sale. jj
B
y B. B C O T T,
FC'OTT'S ART OAL'iERT, No. J.0S60
NUCU'.reet, Philadelphia.
J R.,
CABD The undersigned will give particular aU
tei.tina to Sale at Dwellings of parties removing. '
HavlDK no place lor sto-ag of lurnliure. It will b 10
my Interest to make cleau sale, vith-r consignment
of Merchandise respectlully solicited. 1
BALE OF MODlRW PAINTINGS.
This Evening.
Marcb 8, at IK o'clock, al 8 vtt'i Ar; Gallery. Na '
10'ijO Cheanut street, will be sold, without reserVis '
a lumber of modern Painting? all elegantly framed'
comprising landscapes, nuula, river aad mouutaisl
scenery, etc.
Now open for examination. II ,
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LPniI2f auctioaNeess, ko. eai
Will ell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening,
A lr-.rfre invoice of Blanket, Bed Spreads, Dry Uoodl
ti!S.A ,SLe;,e.f,i!.0I1f.' BtUouary, Table mU
A UVABl V"WU J , A.1 V IUUS VtftU
t uv. m v umiji j a a.h v lUUS, VtftU
City and counuy meruhants will find bargain.
Terms tush. '
packed free of charge
c.
D. MtCLEES 4 CO.. AUCTIONERR9. V
VU6MAAU11.T buret k '
SALE OF 1WQ CASE BOOTS, SHOES, BROHANH
BttMORALS, ETtf. a--"
. ' On Thursday Morning, ' ' ,
March 4. t lo o'ciock, Also, a large ai sort meat ot
cut mud goods.
V. B. f ales evry Monday and Thursday,
IlitV
V1ABTIN aiUOTllEliS, AUCIIONEEKS.
- lAiainj rnivruiril iur AS. A coma A BOD.! . I. J
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..u. t vnnnuui pi., Aear euiraiio I rum al menr i
r-o. Hi N. FRONT Ptrtet. . .. iiu', .
STATES BEVF SUE fiTAMl3 (V '
all kinds can be had at No. lll.t . tr, 9 1 11 luna
fuextdoortoOidOlUcel, said at No. 13: WALMUV
fatieet, Peua BuUduia.
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