THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MllCH 23 1869.
Education In the South.
KNCOUBAOIKO ACOOOCflTg FBOH TBH8K3SKB.
TrofeaBor J. n. Barnum, of. Memphis, wrltes
to Colenel Thompson, Assistant Commissioner
of the Freedmen'g Bureau, under date of the
3d Instant, that, In the coarse of a recent tour
through West Tennessee, he found a "greatl
Improved and very hopeful state of feeling
Upon the eubjeot of free schools, and, in fact,
npon all subjects connected with progress.
Some who, one year ago, refused to have any
thing to do with free schools, and even would
not give information In referenoe to the soho
lastio population, now are ready to apply for
a situation as teaoher for their friends. The
totter class of citizens generally are taking
hold to carry out the sohool law in good faith,
and had it not been for the unfortunate deci
sion of the Supreme Court, on the l'Jth ult.,
Tennessee would have boasted of as fine a
Bchool system, and of one working as well, as
any in this country. This decision (which
denies the power of civil districts to tax them
selves for Bchool purposes, as the fourteenth
Beotion of the amended law provides), strikes
a very severe and damaging blow to the whole
eyBtem."
lie adds:
'We are nst able to see a practioal remedy,
and hence graded sohools in small towns,
which stboola are the head and life of any
Tree-school system, will have to give place to
the numerous inefficient and expensive pay
Schools a few years longer. This will be a
great dieppointment to a large number of
places wbeie they were just ready to start oil
with good graded free-schools.
"I have also, during the month, made some
investigations in regard to the educational
wants of the colored people in West Tennes
see, and the provision made for their supply.
"In the city of Memphis there are three
thousand six hundred and ninety-four pupils,
and dutirg the month of January there were,
in the publio and private schools of the city,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine
pupils enrolled, which is a larger per cent, of
the oolored pupils of the city in sohool than
of the whites. This Bhows that the oolored
people will attend school where they have the
. opportunity.
"In all counties of this State west of the
Tenneseee river there are, without counting
those in Memphis, a little over twenty-seven
thousand colored youth enumerated. Ac
cording to the best reports we can obtain,
there were only three hundred of these pupils
in school during the month of January. If
' we double the number reported, bo as to
allow for all in Bchool, there will then be only
one in lorty iive of the scholastic population
In sohool. This shows a destitution of the
means and facilities of education that Is truly
appalling, and which ehould awaken in every
patriotio and benevolent mind feelings of
xnlBgled alarm and p'
"The question very naturally arises, why
does Buct. a destitution exist under the provi
sions made by the State for both white and
"red schools f The answer is, we have not
teaciiers. The people who own the pro
fty and control publio sentiment have not
eretofore enaouraged free schools, even for
hite youth, and of course they would be on-
' posed to colored schools, and this opposition
to colored schools, ana to the rights and privi
leges granted to the colored people, has pre
vented wnue persons who are quailned irom
eaching oolored schools. Not enough even
oorly qualified oolored teaohers can be found
supply the demand. The benevolent so
cieties, who have sent so many teachers to
the larger claoes. where intelligent white
ladies could find places of safety and compara
tive comfort to board, cannot meet the great
mass of the youth in these oounties, because
their teachers cannot find comfortable and
safe places to board. If oompetent oolored
teaohers could be found, one hundrod oould
readily be employed in West Tennessee within
the next few weeks. I know now of at lea3t
ten places where oolored teachers oould find
employment at fair wages."
IiMsbgar and tbe Rnsslan Frontier.
We are now daily receiving the most valu
able additions to our knowledge of the
political geography of Central Asia. Hardly
has the British publio realized the idea of a
highroad practicable to camels, and even to
wheeled carriages, crossing the Thibetan up
lands from the plains of Tartary to the inner
crest of the Himalayas, when information
leaches ns of equal importance regarding the
physical features and politioal oondition of
the northern portion of the plateau whioh in
tervenes between Kashgar and the Russian
frontier. This particular region, although
especially interesting as the link between
civilization and barbarism, has been hitherto
to British geographers at any rate a veri
table "terra incognita." The only routes aorosa
It available to research up to the present
time have either traversed the plateau of Tar
tary due north from Yarkand to Aksu, and
so on by the Chinese town of Kulja to Semt
palatin&k, or have proceeded in a westerly
direction from Yarkand by Kashgar to Khokan
and Bokhara, thus avoiding the Russian fron
tier altogether. Now, however, thanks to the
persevering industry of Mr. Robert Michel 1,.
we are furnished for the first time with an
English translation of the journal of the Rus
sianized Tartar, Yalikhanoif, who in 1858 was
sent in disguise from Fort Verniie to Kashgar,
and who, in company with a caravan, thus
traversed on two different lines the whole
extent of the "Syrt," an elevated table-land
Intersected with rivers and a few rooky, though
not very lofty, ridges, which stretches from
the southern crest of the Celestial Mountains
to the col fines of the great Central Desert.
The distances in this quarter are not nearly as
orait as hiterto supposed, nor is the oountry
by anv means of a difficult or desolate char
acter. The passes, indeed, are everywhere
rntlRftble to laden camels, and the val
leys of the two great rivers, the Naryn
of Jaxartes flowing to the west, and the Aksu
flowing to the east, are filled throughout with
nMmnmcnti of wandering Kirghiz. From
Fort Verniie, the flourishing military colony
f th Rnhsian Government north of the Issy-
Kul Lake, to the town of Kashgar, the entire
distance is under 4UU mues; ana his muuer
Stocd that at the present time the Russian out'
mnata hftVA tMn advanced as far as the Ktio-
kandian fort of Kurtka on the Naryn, whioh
la about half way between tne two poims
TnA dnrinir tha laBt vear Colonel Polto
ratski pushed a reoonnaissanoe in foroe as far
as the Chadir-Kul Lake, whioh is little more
fc.n loo milea from Kashear; and it was this
demonstration, regarded as a preliminary to
direct invation, which impelled the
wavering Kush-Begl to send his brother on a
mission ot peace 10 bi. reiemuurg. vwu
Poltoratski'i aooount of his disooveries In the
tha Narvn and around the Chadir-
Kul Lake are expected to be published
almost immediately with the Banotion of the
Russian Government, ana wm iorm m
ta the Valiknanofr papers,
which are being prepared for the presa by
r o.,,(F , well-known president of the
pbyiioal section of the Russian Geographical
ioci'ty. In the meantime Mr. Mitchell's
translfcon of Captain Valikh.nofT. Journal
will. It is Loped, receive pruiuiuou.
Son at the hand's of Sir Roderick Murohlson,
pointing, aa U does, to the Inevitable and not
very distant prospect of Russian and British 1
officers hailing be it for weal or woe from
their respective vedettes at Kaahgar and
Yarkand rail Mall Gazette.
Ohio is largely reducing its debt.
Frost has injured the wheat in Alabama.
A new Indiana law forbids minors playing
billiards.
Fall River claims to have 523,900 spindles
now in operation.
The Superior Court sitting at Willamau
tio, Conn., charges ten cents admission.
The total cost of the Boston Post Office
building and lot is estimated at $1,872,000.
Boston expects her valuation this year to
reaoh five hundred and fifty millions.
The custom of ringing the ourfew bell
was revived in Dover, N. II., on the 23d ult.
The Boston Post thinks it queer, from his
dislike of bores, that Grant promoted Augur.
The navy of the Sandwich Islands, it is
said, consists of two fishing smacks and a
raft.
The Massachusetts House is considering
a bill to punish loiterers about railway sta
tions. Economical Canadians protest against
building the Lieutenant-Governor a $100,000
house,
The fall of St. Jslin river, Florida, for a
distance of three hundred miles, is only
eighteen inches.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES!
Philadelphia, January 13,1809.
MeGWS. FAKltEIi, HERRINU CO.,
Na 62a Uhesnut street.
Gentlemen: On the night of the 13th Inst., m
Is well known to the citizens of Philadelphia,
our large and extensive store and valuable
stock of merchandise, No. 9014 Chesnut street
was burned.
The Are was one of the most extensive and
destructive that has visited our city for many
years, the heat being bo Intense that even the
marble cornice was almost obliterated.
We had, as you are aware, two of your valu
able and well-known CUAM-PION FIRE
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they vindl-
cated your well-known reputation as manufac
turers of FIRE-PROOF SAFJSa, If anyfurther
proof had been required.
They were subjected to the most intense heat,
and It affords us muoh pleasure to inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
found npon examination that our books, papers,
and other valuables, were all in perfect condi
tion.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAS. E. CALDWELL & CO.
THE OMT SAFES EXPOSED TO THE
I IRE I AT CALDWELL'S SI ORE
WERE FABBEL, IIKUKIKtt & CO.
Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1889.
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
No. 629 Chesnut street.
Gentlemen: On the night of the 13th Instant
our large store, 8. W. corner of Ninth and Ches
nut streets, was, together with our heavy stock
of wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one of your PATENX CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, which contained our
principal books and papers, and although ltwaa
exposed to the most Intense heat for over 60
hours, we are happy to say it proved Itself
worthy of our reoommendatlon. Our books
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many already
published, In giving the HERRING SAFE! the
credit and confidence it justly merits.
Yours, very respeotfully,
HOWELL A BROTHERS.
BTILL ANOTHER.
Philadelphia, Jan. 19, 13S9.
Messrs, FABBEL, HERRING & CO.,
No. 629 Chesnut street.
Gentlemen: I had one of your make of safes
In the basement of J. E. Caldwell A Co.'s store
at the time of the great fire on the night
of the 13th Instant It was removed from
the ruins to-day, and on opening It
I found an my dooxs, papers, green
backs, watches, and watch materials, etc, all
preserved. I feel glad that I had one of your
truly valuable safes, and shall want another of
your make when I get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
F. L. KIRKPATRICK,
With J. E. CaldweU x Co.,
No. 810 Chesnut Btresk
FAItllEL, UEKUnG & CO.,
CHAMPION SAFES,
No. 629 CHESNUT Gtroot,
n u:
philadxlphia;
Q R B AT
BARGAINS
IN CONBEQUINCE OF ILL HEALTH I WILL
BELL MT STOCK: OF
8 A F E 8, ETC.,
Willi Two Years' Unexpired Lease of Sloref
Ko. C3! AECU Street,
AND TWO VERY SUPERIOR DRAUGHT
HOBBES, WAGON, ETC , for cash or In ex
change for desirable property.
Parties wishing to make such purchase will please
call at my store betw.en ten and three o'clock.
BAFE8 BELLINQ AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
8 9 tutbilm
M. C SADLER, Agent,
n. Li . MA I 8
E &
11 uiBminrmi Of
FT11K AND JiUIiGLAK-rJiOOF BAFES,
innvuMlTH BKLL-HANOKR. AND DEAULl
Wft,iMRACIBUett
RAILROAD LINES.
1 QQ FOB NEW YORK. THE CAMDSfl
XOliO. and am boy and philadklphia
A N DjTR KN TON RAILROA D;OOM PAN I KM' LIN K8
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NHW YOHK, AND
WAY PiiACIKH.
. vbom WAUru srirr witti,
At 6-30 A. M., via Caniden and Amboy Aocom f I 25
At 8 A. M., via Camden and Jersey City Ki. Mall 8-00
At 2 P.M., via Camden and Amboy Express f
ir ax,, tot Amboy ana intermediate stations.
At 6-20 and 8 A.M., and 00, P. M. for Freehold.
At 8 and 10 A. M., 2,( 8(1, and t an P. M. for Trenton,
At 6'ttO, 8, and 10 A.M.. 1,8,8 80,4-80.8, and lit J'
lanoo' BoIden(owa Burlington, Beverly, and Ds-
At 6-80 and 10 A. M 1, 8 fl, 4-90, 8, and ll'SO P.
M. for Florence, Edgefater. Riverside, Rtverton, Pal
myra, and Jflsb House, and 2 P. lot Jflorence and
The'and 11-80 p. M. Lines leave from Market
Street Ferry (upper side.)
JTJUM JlnIflHTON J) KI JT.
At 11 A.M.. via Ketislntrlon and Jersey OltV. New
York Express Line. Pare ft.
At7-uata 11 A. M. 2 an, 8 so. and i p. m. for Trenton
and BrliUol. And at 10-16 A M fur Bristol.
At7-8V and 11 A, M. 8 80, and 8 P. M. for Morrlsvllle
Aand'lO 15 A. M. and 1 30, and 5 P. M.for
Bchenck'8 and Kddlugtoii.
At 7'8fana iu is a. in . a a, i, o, uu , iy.,inr uurn
well'8, lorrwmalo, Holiuwihnrif, Tacony, Wlfialno.
mliiK, Brldenburg.anU A rauktord, aud ai 8 P. M,. for
UoliuptilitirK iMullnierrutHllRiP Ulalloni,
Via (VinnecJii Hallway.
At f -48 A. M . 1'20. 4. 6m and 12 P M. New York BX
presa LI hps, via Jersey City; Pare, a an,
Ai l) wi r. M. iuuitjrani i,in; ram. i
At 9 45 A. M.. VM. 4. 6 80. and li P. M... lor Trenton.
A19-45 A. M.,8,6-soand 12P. M., JorBriHlol.
At 12 P M. (KMirhtV fill- MnrrlHvlllB. TUllytOWB,
Bclieriek's, lLOUliigioD,iloruweir.Torre8dla,lUiliJio
hurt, Ttkcujy , Wlsaluomlug, ilrldeaburg, aaufrauk-
Tne I UA,n-i trsu ana iz r m.. iine wiu run
dally. All oiliern, buudnyii excepted.
ior jLiues ifavir.g Mcnuingion aepo. e mo ir
on Thud or Plfili Rtretas. a; CneiUiU, fcO rjlunv
before uepa.-inre. The euro ol kurket Htretii,lUliwwf
rnn direct to went Pullmirliniia ucpnr, i uioimii mm
Walnut wllbln one Ruiiaro. On finnilac, tne .Market
Street cais will run to connect with the 9'45 A.M. 8 W
ana 12 v. m . ijinrx.
Hb.LMVh.tUi. DjLAWAHK li 41 LRU AD LINES,
At 7'SO A. M. lor Mk'fcru ii.llrs, Uullio, Dunkirk,
Klmlra, Itliuca, Owklo, Iiocbewier, lllugliniuiuu, 0
weiu, byrM.-ii8o. Oreut Beud, Moutrone, wilkesliarre,
bcrantou, Htroudsbotg, Water Uap, Uchooley Mouu
tain, pic.
At TOD A. M.. ana n i r, ax. lor ocmuoio, ctwi'jii,
Lambrrtvlllu, Flenaiiirftou, ttc, Tl.e 8'3u P. M. ilim
rHinneci dirent wlib tlie 1'raln leavlus Kastcu lur
Monch cliiink, AlleMtown, liu'blnueui, etc.
At6P, Ja. for Luiubert villa aud lute. mediate Sta
tions, IjAMDJ:N AND BURLIWO lUJS caiuty Arjj
btlA IN
BKOM 1UBKET BTltKKT FERKY, (Upper Bide.)
Al 7 and lu A , M., l'oO, 8 30, aud 6-o P, if., tor Mer-
cbaulsvllie, Hoorettowu, tiarnora, jyiasonvuie.
id aillUPOrt, lionuii nun;, ouii'-uviuc, nnMwvuia
VlnCeUtOWBi X.lXtrtlUaUHlu, nuu rvuiuvikuui
7 M.. 1-uo and HDU P. hi., lor Lewlstow
WriKhtHtown, Cookatown, New Kgypt, Uoraerilown
Cream xtiuae, imiajituwu, ouiuu, mu. jinmnum u
. ' will nu 1 1 .i a 'i' M !. j A ,,..,.
OLKKBYLYAlvlA CLMKAL itAlLitOAO
".Ait. ttmw tikinu nirrMm1 nov.m ibb
Th trains ol Uie Peuutiylvaiiia (Jenlral italuoad
leave tlie Jpepot. at XUiia' Y-11JT aud MajMlut
Btreeta, wblcu u reaouea airecuy uy, mo Market
litreet i-ars, tue laat car oonneutlng wim eca trauj
IbftVlDK rTDU Ruu jhhikv. Btrww win -y luiuuiaa ue
tore lis departure. Tlie Uttbsnut and Walnut btroet
, ,r) run wlililu one square ol tue xiepot.
Biet-pilla Aikkcio Mil tm ui"i mm
'i inkuL oiUce Is. W. uurner NUilhaud (Jhesnul
.ireete, and at the depot, .
A.EBU14 Ufl l.u"u . ' .. ... i.
for and deliver bHBge at lUe depot. Ordera left at
No Ml Cbesnut sueet, or No. 118 Market (treat, will
receive lkavk DEPOT. VLfc-
O lAD A -V m
Mall Tram w
EToU Accouiiuodftiiou, i0 W A. Al., I i0, ftitd yo P. W.
Paat Xilne...........M........... ...........n'oU A. U,
Krle Jb'xprens M 11'oUA. M,
Barrlsourg Accomiaodailoa a'80 P. M,
Iiancutr Aiiuuiuiuuu.iu....... .,.. uj.
parkeBbnrg Trftln............. S fO P, M.
Cinciunnillixpres..,...... uo P. M,
Erie Mall and BuCalo xUxpresn .10 46 P. M.
PbllaaelpUla Kipreiw.. M 00 Nlgut,
. . - rf..lln ...ant iwl punning nn
Saturday iUut to WlUlamsport only. On Sunday nlgm
Samengera will leave Ptul&delpb a at 12 o'clock.
pbllaaelpUla Exprea leavw aaUy, All otlter trains
mS wS&S ASommofltAlon Train ran. dally, ex.
nunt Hnuriay. i'or tll iraiu raatw iliuo. UB pro.
ouren ui uK.fw -
KkTi"AlN8 ABR1VK AT DEPOT. VIZ.;
Cincinnati iuprew............-.-..8 10 a. M.
wiVnT BuUiilo iixpreaa.M..............lo-oi) A. U.
Parkeeburg Train. - rj
last Jjlue.."..... " fi'nu p m!
LaucMter Traln.... u Tl!
Erie :xprev - . r. ML'
Day JB;xprewi T.uTTn"" """"'B-in ' '2'
v. V- iNhnrff Accoruiuooatiou.........,ww,,,..M,jr iu x. m.
' fyn Mill flBKHNDT HLrAAt
FHANCiH PUNK, Ticket Agent,
o. 118 MAKKK'f btreel.
8J.MUEL H. WALIaACE,
Ticket Agent at tbe Depot.
Th.o yanatiylvanla Rail read GouiDany will not aa.
nine any rtek for Baggage, except lor Wearing Ap
parel, and nam tuBir ropousinmty to one Hundred
Dollars In ViUue. AU Baggage exoeedlng tbat amount
In value will be at tberiuk ot tbe owner, unless talcen
by speoutl contract. Aunaiui xu wiiiUAUH,
F11ILAD.LPHIA, UEKMAN10WM. AND
COitKiaTOWM BAliiBOAll.
TIME TABLE.
FOR GERMAN TOWN.
lve Philadelphia at 8, 7, 8, 05, 10, 11, 12 A, M
1, 2, hU, . 4,6, 6X, 7, 8, , 10, 11, 12 P. M.
Xjeave um.uwnn . ., ii is., o, o iaj, v, iu, 11,
12 A,
Kf I 1 1 i.4K. 6.18. 8.7. 8.8. lll.ll P. M
XI)i)wuuiii.iH.u ttiiuo up feraius, wit
nolBtop ou the GermantoWn Branch,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at t-is A. M., 1, 7. and 10V P. M.
Xieave tiermantown at 8-16 A. JUL., 1, 6, and 8X P. M.
OHE9TNUT HILL RAILROAD,
reave Philadelphia at a. 8. 10. 12 A. M.. a. 8X. 5. T.
O and 11 P. M.
'Leave Uhestnnt Hill at 7-10. 8, no, U-40 A. M 1-40,
8-40, b-40, 1 40, b-io, and 10 40 P. M.
ON BUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at T6 A 2 aud 7 P. M.
Leave (Jhitttuut lilll at 7'60 A. M., U'40, 6-40, and 9 '23
P.M.
FOR CON BHOHOCK EN AND NORRI8TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at 6, 7), 8, and 11-Oa A. M., ;iX,
4. BS. ti'i, 8 oo. ana r. m.
Leive Norrlslowu at 6 40, 7, 7 60, 9, and 11 A. 1C, IX,
S. 4K, 6, and b P. M.
ON bUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at A. M.: 2; i and
Leave Soiriaiowu at ? A. M bt aud
i and 7X P. M.
P.M.
I'OR MAKAYDNtt.
Leave Phllaaelphia at 6, 7,'t. . aud 11'06 A, II,; Hi,
8' iv i;i3. 7k7 20. M, aud UX A. M.,
2, 6. aua 81". AL
ON bUNDAYS.
t nave Philadelphia ai A. M ; 2X and TV, p. M.
i,uar iB jjjoN, Ueneral Superintendent.
Depot, gilutli and (ireeu atreeta,
liilllLADKLPHIA AND ERIE BAlLKOAD.
JT WIM'fKB T1MK TABLK.-THKOUUH AND
iTiHKOT KOUTE BKTWEKN PHILADELPHIA,
BAL11MOHK. HABRISClilW, W1LLIA Mb POKT,
AND 1 HE OBEAT OIL KEUlON OF PENNSYL-
VKU .ant Bleeping Cari on aH Night Trains.
on aud after MOJSUAY. Wovemhar JU, 18M, the
tin ou luePhUaaelpnla and Erie Railroad wiU
fuu aa follows:- vmWABDl
i all. TRAIN leaved Philadelphia M.....10'IS P, K,
ItAIL.fBAin wunaruaporu......... 81 A, M,
arrive at Erie 60 P. M.
EBIE WTf PTttlTWrilBavBa Philadelphia J1-60 A.M.
h arrlvpa at Krie ......ltit-0 A. M.
ELMIKA MAIL leaves Phlladulphla...... tyo A. M,
' Wliilamaporl 6 80 P. M.
arrive at LockUven.M.M T to P, M.
KAftTWAaD.
HAIL TRAIN 1 avea Erie - -.-.......10'KA.M,
" ' Wllllanuiporl ...U'MA, M,
" arrives at PhlladelpUla...ao-oo a. M.
ERIE EXPREdd leaves Erie e-2S P. H.
' " Wllllanuport....... 7-80 A. M,
mr. rrlye at PUIladelphla... 1-20 P. M,
Mali an Exprnas ooruiect with Oil Greek and
-) 'hpuy Blver luilroad, baguaqjc ohuokjui
XHBOUUIL ALVBED L. TYLKB,
1 II Beueral Hnperlntendentb
TTTE6T CHESTER AND PHIL ADETpHIA
VV BA1LBOAD.-WINTKB ABBANUEMENT.
On and alter MOfiDAY, Ootobet , looi. Trains will
leave as fallows:
Ltave Philadelphia from tha Depot. THIRTY
PIKfciT and CHEbNUT Btreata, 7 A. M., UA.U...
1 80 P. M, 415 P. M., 4-E0 P. M.. 6-18 and 118U P. M.
Leave wst Ouesier for Philadelphia, from Deport
On East Market street at 6 26 A. bl 7 48 A. M., 8 ou A,
H 10-46 A. M 1'68 P. W.. 4-6.1 P. M., and 8 66 P. M.
Trains leave West Chester at 8 00 A. U., and leav
ing Philadelphia at 4'5U P. M,, will stop at B. a Juuo.
lion and Media only. Passengers-to or from station
between Went Cluster and B. O. Jnnotlon, going
ast, will take train leaving West Chester at 7 4t
A. M and going West will take the train leaving
Phlla-ielphla at 4 60 P, 11., and transler at B. U,
Jnnctlon.
The Depot In Philadelphia U reached directly by
the Chesnut and Walnut btreel cars. Thoae oi the
Market street line run wuma one square. The
oars of both line connect wltu each, train npon lta
arrival. ON stjudays,
Leave Philadelphia at 8 i A. M. and 1-00 P. M,
Tiva We.1 Uheater at 7&8 A. M. aud 4'tril P. hi.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 746 A. M. aud 480
P. M.. and leaving Went Cheater at 8 00 A. hi. aud 4-60
V. M.. connect at B. U Juuctiou with Tralus ou P.
H. C K. 11.. for Ol10"1 mUi lutermedlate poluta.
iiol ilEKBV WOOD. Uauural Bup't.
RAILROAD LINES.
READING RAILROAD. CHEAT TRUNK
imtit?;,,?..KFAOM PHILADELPHIA TO THK
IN IT ERIO R O F P R N N Y L V A N I A . T H K W H U Y I.-
WMlWr
TRfl
NORTH, NORTH WEBT, AND THE 0ANADA8.
WINTER ARRANGEMKNT OF PASSENGER
,,. ,1KAIN8- Lwember 14, 1MW.
rHiZZ ?t R h Company's Depot at Thirteenth and
houreT- lreeta' Philadelphia, at the following
At -n WORNINO ACCOMMODATION.
n..iL. fl; ,OT fading aud all Intermediate
S n. A1,M,town l"rnlng, leavea Kndlng
at S5 P. M.-, arrives in Philadelphia at 8-i5 P. M.
. . . ... . MORNINC KXPRRNR.
' " ' A M. or Heading, Lebarn
Pottuvllle. Pine Grove, Tamaqua.Huuli
K?Mi ulra. Jiochester, Nlagata l
yilkeshatre, Pltutou, York,CarlUile,(
8-15 A. M. for Kcadlns. Lebanon. TTarrlfihnrr.
iDory, wnuaius-
f ans, uiiiiaio,
I 1 1 . .. . V.. U . . a.
llagorstown. etc. '
Tbe 7-80 A. M. train connect at READING with
last Pennsylvania Itallroad trains lor Allertown.
etc., and the 816 A, M. train oonuecu with th9
'fl'S?. Ja",e? K" ,or Harr;burg, tc! at POKT
IL1U.TON with Catawlssa Railroad trains for Wll-y.JVT.V0'?1-
.l?ven' Klmlra, etc.; at UARRIS
IlUKU wlth Northern Central, Cumberland Vallsy,
and I holiuylkill and MiiBqnebanua trains for North,
iin.birland, WlUlaniBport, York, Uhatubersburg,
Piuegrove, etc
wArTKRNOON KXPRWW.
Leaves Philadelphia al 8 ao P. M. for Reading,
Potuvllie, Harrlaburg, etc.. connecting with Reading
and Columbia lullroad trains for Columbia, etc
POTTBTOWN ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Potutown at -45 A. M., s.opptug at Inter,
mediate station; arrives In Philadelphia at T0 A. M.
Returning, leuvea Philadelphia at 4 P, M. arrives la
l'ottatowu at s-16 P. M.
READING ACCOMMODATION,
Leaves heailing at7v a. M.. stepping at all way
nations; arrives In Philadelphia at 10 A. X.
Keturnlug, leaven Ptilladeipnla at 4 46 P. M.; arrives
111 Reading at 7 '4(1 P. M.
Trains lor Pliiladelph'a lpave HarrlBbnrg at 8-10 A
M., and Poltnvllle at 8 45 A, M., arriving lu l'hl iadel
phlaatip. M. Aiiornonn trains lt,avn HarrisOurg
r.t 2 05 P. M., and Poitsville at H 45 P. M., arriving at
f oiiaaoipnia at o io r. m.
Hairlsburg Accommodation leaves Reading at 7T5
A. M .andliarrlNbnrg at 4'10 P. M. Conueotlug at
Reading with Aileruoon Accommodation south at
B ito P. M.. arriving In Philadelphia at 9-25 P. M.
Market train, with a pasteuger car attached, leaves
Phili-ntlphlK at 12 30 noon, lor Potisvllle aud a.l way
tiations; ivranwniiio w a.. m.iur ruuauoi-
phla and an way stauous.
All the above ualus ran dally, Sundays ex-
A , '. . - i l..v. Vntt.tAvlll a at a a u- n n
Phllaclt lplila .t 8-16 P. M, Leaven Philadelphia lor
Reading at 8 A. M. Rutaxumg irom 1.6aiiig at i"ta
P.M..
CHESTER VALLKY RAILROAD.
Pafifleiifft'iR lo Downiugtowu aud intermediate
points uke the T-30 A. m,, iz ), and 4 P. M. trains
irom PhllBdleprila. Returning; from DowniugtOAu
at 0 W A. AL. l-i 40 auu l i r. jo..
PERKIOMEN RAILROAD.
Pamenzers lor bklKoack lake 7-80 A. M. and 4 P.
M. lialnBlromPblladelphia.retumlng Irom rikiniinck
aLR-10 A.M. aud 12 43 P. M. Stage lines for toe various
point in Petklomeu Valley connect with trains at
Collgevuie aud bkippack.
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTSBURGH AND
tuk wiusi'.
Leaves New York at B A, M. and S and 8 P. M.
n...inn Uoailtnff fit 1 OR A . M ailll 1 "An .nil IM-lo D u
and connecting at Unrrisi urg with Pennsylvania
and xsortnern neutral naurouu express trains lor
Pittsburg, Chicago, w luiaiuspori, itlmlra, Rain-
nioie, etc.
Returning jvipre. iraiu icavra xiarrisonrg oa
arrival of peunnyivania r.xprs irom Pittsburg at
8 uO and 6 50 A. M... aud 10 do P. t., panslug Reading
at 5-44 aud 7-sl A, Mm and 12-50 P. M,, aud arriving at
XsfcW 1 Ola at A. in., "iiu I. w nuu u r. as, oieepiug
cars accompany thise trains through between JeiuUy
smi ViiLHliursr without chauiie.
A Mall Train lor Now Y ork leaves Harrlaburg at
8-10 A. M. and 2'os P, M, Mail train for Harriaourg
leaves xew x w
'KrTTTTYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Tr ! luiiSU PllttHVllle Hi 6 ii Hull 11 'Ml A . M . mil
6-4 j P. M.. returning from Tauaiiua at S it A. M aud
Z'is ana .us x-. ju..
SCHUYLKILL AND SDSQUEH ANNA RAIL-
Trains leave Auburn at J'H A. M. for Plnegrove
and Barrisburg, aud at 12T5 noon for Plnegrove and
TrewonW Returning froia Marrlaourg at a-su P. M,,
aud I rum xieiuuuii i u a. w. muu b r. iu.,
TlaiILTS.
Tboo;t firat-olasi tickeu and emigrant tickets to
all the principal points in the North aud West
""Kxcurslorf'rickets from Philadelphia to Reading,
nil iniernitidlaie stations, good ior oue dav nniv.
are sold by Morning Accommodation Market Train,
Reading and Polistown Accommodation Trains, at
ie5".lfifSTlcketa to Philadelphia, rnmt
day only, aie sold at Reading ana intermediate sta
tions Dy xveeu.a. " u,..n AwvuuuuuuatlOll
Trains at reduced rales.
The 'following tickets are obtainable only at the
ollice of S. Bradford, Treasurer. No. 227 8. Founu
street. Philadelphia, or of U. A. NicuoUs, Ueueral
Bupermienueuii, p"""--
rinMMTJTATION TICKETS.
At 85 per ceut. discount, belweeu auy point de
sired, ioi uuuuiH
MILEAOJS TICKETS.
Good for SOCO mues, oetweeu an point, at 52"50
each lor lawiiies auu ui"
REASON TICKETS.
xn . ... nix. nine, or twelve months. for hntdum
only i to all poiuta at uuwiii
rrF.Ru v MEN
D..MI.H nn the line of the road Will bt fnmhh.4
with caros euUtiUig tnemaelvea aud wives to ticket
at ban tare.
TtXCTJRSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia to principal stations, good for
Baturday. Sunday, ana Jkiouaay, at reduced lares, to
be had only at the Ticket Ollice,
r had oniv at tuu twui wuum, xuirteeuta ,!
CaiiowhUi street.
TRKIOHT.
omuIi nf all descrlmious iorwarded to all the .hn..
points from the company's new freight depot, Broad
auu nuiun vfv.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia dally at ra A. M.. la-so noon.
8 aud 6 P. M.. lur Keauiug, Leuauon, Warr-shnn !
ITUfcUiVUlO, W " "VfWlll,
1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1.. 1 11 anil all nmnlji hm,iH '
MAILS
nnuit tha Philadelphia Post Office for all nlaona
on the mad uud lis branches at 8 a. it., and tor the
prlucipai sinu" V"
BAGGAGE.
Dncian's Express win co.lect baggage for all trains
leaving Philadelphia Depot, Orders can be lea at
Ho. 2m b 1; ourio street, or at tue istiput, iiiuieemu
and Caliuwniu buctii
PHILADELPHIA, WILBlIKGTON, AND
. BALTIMORE BAILROAD.-TTMU; TABL,J.
lAjneuituciDg MONDAY, November U, 1WJ8. Trains
Will leave livtuu UiU". vv. nuu TTMUlUg.
..... A . fnllllWl;.
Way-Mall Train at 8-80 A. M. (Sundays excepied),
.,. h.m.xnra iimiinir at all reaular niatlouj. ii..n.
noctlug withDelawaieBalUoad at WUialuaWn lor
tr'HIltia auu inieruioui.o "
l.... .Train at li M. (Sundays excepted) for
BaUlmoteand Washington, Biopriug al Wilmington,
Perrivine, auu ii.yitri wuuw,h si th-
.m, Lraln for New CasilB.
i.x press T rain at 4 u0 P. M. ittuudays excepted) for
Baltimore aud Washli.gtou, stopplug at Caestor,
Tbuilow. Llnwood. Ciaymout, Wilmington, Naw
Sort, btaulou. Newark, Klkton, Nurih-luuit, Charltu
town. Petrj vllle, Havre de Grace. Aberdeen, Perry.
an'sf Weweod, Magnolia, Chase s, and Oiewmor
Nl'gnt Expre at 11'40 P. M. (Dally) for Balllmore
aud Washington, slopping at Chtiaier, Tuurlow, Liu
wood, Uiftjiuonl, Aliu-lugton, Newark. Kikloil,
North-it, Perry vllle. aud ilavre de Grace.
Vai setters ur i oi tress Houioe aud Noriolk will
Uke the WU0 8J. itra.u . TBA1N8.
Btopl log at ail btailous between Phiiadelplila and
WlivePhiiadelplila at 11D0A. M (80, 8 09, and
.iu, v. M. Thes-OOP. M. TTaiu oouuecu with Dela.
ivaie Railroad lof Jdaxrmgtou and intermediate
siaiious. . , ...M, d ..,u . M .,,
Tiai e Wl'nilugton TOO and 810 A. li., 1-80. 4-18, 1
7-iiTv M. T he 8 10 A. M. Train will nut stop boim
Chii iltrautt puhadelphia. The 7 oo P. at. Train if
i. ,,,.,,7.-100 ruus dally i all other Accoouuodai
1 &en
Irom
vnmiuaton runs oniiji ail otuer Accoouuodalion
A. M.7 Way Mall, less A. IL, impress, fa p, m.,
l.uetT 7 to P. M... tur?. A r
, 1 , fv TaAlM IfKOM . BALTIMOKK.
. ..r- u-lLlmore al 7 P. M., siopplug at Mac-
btw' v o, 7 va p. M.. stoumii ai
nfaPerfy man's Aberdeen, H a vro de-Grace.
Sale ' cbaAestown North-fcasi, Klklon, N,
8 amok Newport, WUmlugion.Claymont, Lli
.iu , liunlAHIl. 11 HVril dHl Iru'A. Cwrrv.
ewark.
IBOvlllH'"! . in all nolllta WM.L Hnnlh anrf
a 1 fU5.L may bo procured at ticket ottlt. No,
f.?WiLretu onder Contluenial Uolel, wliera also
Sta Kooit? ud Berths lu e.eepiug cars can be
5if ..-Trtnriua the day. Peisons purchablng tickets
it ii.ii ottk-eTin have baggage cuecaea at weir resl
' lblsi'.Vr. -ifitiion Traumur Company.
ueuve hjt tum n Vf jt,KNisic,buperlnteiident.
EST JERSEY BAIL ROADS.
t... t A Mil W1MTE11 AlUlANUKMiNT'
fcu.t of MAKKKT BUeel (Upper Ferry).
Vot Oaua May and statlous below sCiUvllle, I'll
r'vol MiUviile, vineland, and Intermediate stations
'""otBldkewiVlMai SUtlOM t!8 A.1C
"?! wrJjfr."..,. at I'lB A. M., I ll, r80, and 8-00 P. H
Frulchl iraiu leave OamiUa daily at U O'clock
Bj?re'ight receive al second eovered wkasfjsiq
g ttapariateuaAttW
PROPOSALS.
U.
8. ORDNANCE AGENCY,
Comer Houston and Orkknb Streets,
(Entrance on Greene; P. O. Box 811,)
N ew York. FeD. 18. 1809.
Sealed PronoxnlH. in dnnlicnte. will be re
ceivrd at this office until BATUKDAY, Marott
27, lhi.9, at 12 M., for purchanlne, in quantities,
the following kinds of ORDNANCE STOKES,
nowou liana at the different arsenal In tue
culled Slates:
CARTRTTflir
ForBpencer'g carbine. ..fal. 60 and 52'
For Pallaid'a do. ...
For Henry's do.
Metallic
primed.
Linen.
For Henilngton'sdo. ... 44
For Warner's do. ... "
Epr Sharp's do. ... - 62
porSiarrn do. ... 61
U. S. musket cartridges.
K ball K4
U. S. luuHket cartrlilifes,
K ball .7..... 68
IUlle musket carli-ldges,
E ball ; C9 ftud 71
U. H. musket cartridges,
round " 69
U- S. musket cartridges,
Paper.
Mick ana ball " fil
Colt's plHtol carlrhlKes.. ' 44
coirs i)istoi carirlUK''".. " 41
builtiis carbine car
trldges, rubber and
metal '
BurnHlde's carbine car
tridges, metal " K8
Parroit and HotehklKS projectiles tor all cali
bres of cannon; round shot., urieil, caulntor and
spberical eae, for all callbruu. Also, fixed am-
niunuion ior tue name.
Munket percussion caps irom broken-up am-
tLiunltion.
Tbe OrdnRnce Denanmeni reserves the r eht
to reject all bids not. deemed mult-factory. Prior
to tne acceptance oi any ma it win nave to be
approved by the War Department.
Terms cash. Ten per cent, payable on the
day of sale, and the remainder when the pro
perly is uenvereu. Twenty uays wiil be al
lowed for the removal ol stores.
Bidders will suite explicitly the point or
points wbere tliey will accept storns. Delive
ries will only be made at the hihuuhIb.
bamples can be Been at tais oilico, or at any
ol the arnenalH In the United States.
Proposals will be addrearcd to the nnder
signed, and endorsed "PropoHtils for purchasing
Ordnance Stores." For lurlher Information
apply to tbe undersigned.
n. ..n,iiri.,
Brevet Colonel U. H. A.,
8 1 MJor of Ordnance.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
A1
UCTION BALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO-
Pfcli'i x.
Dkl'OT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICB,
l'BlLAUKLl'HlA.Pa., March 17. 18tj9 I
Will be sold at publlcjanctlon. at HCIIUYL-
KILL AHSENAL. Phlladfipiiin. pa.. at 10
o'clock A.M., on TliUKdDA Y. April 1, lSii'J, the
following articles oi cioining, neiv, but rated
unsuitable lor it-sue lo troops, viz.:
3.H7 pairs feggeu iioots.
19,639 pairs Pegged Bootees.
13.700 grey Flannel Shirts.
An! the following articles ot Ciothlns; and
Equipape. unserviceable:
4oo rtiaDKeis.
bo2 Coals, privates'.;
81 Great Coats, lined.
1218 Back Coats, lined.
48 ' unllced.
CHI Canteens, complete.
251 Jackets, privates'.
7;i8 Flannel and Knit Shirts.
11S1 pairs Stockings.
3:oi pairs Tiowsers, mounted.
8127 rjalrs " loot
Also, at the same time and placn.a large quan
tity of old rope, tent cuttings, burlaps, petro
leum rarer. cotton cuttings, old pacKing Doxes.
and other articles of clothing and equipage.
Terms Cash in Government iunus. uasn at
time of mirnhnse for all sales below 825. A de
posit of 25 per cent, will be required on all sums
nhnvA that nnintmt.
Cninlnpuea nf the tirODerlT lO DG SOIU Will he
iurnisneu upon appucatiou lu umuo.
Brevet Colonel and A. Q,. M. U. s. A..
3 18 1011 Depot (Quartermaster.
ST. LOUIS ABSENAIi, HT. LOUIS, MO.
FEBRUARY. '23, 18li.
PTlBr.lO BALE Ob' CONDEMNED ORD
NANCE AND ORDNANCE STOREd. Will be
eflered for sale, at public anctlon, at the SU
Lorj is Arsenal, Bt. Lionis, aio., commenoiug oa
MONDAY, the 12tn day of April, 18(19, 'at 10
o'clock A. M., a large amount of condemned
Ordnance anu ordnance stores, etc., consisting
In part of me ionowing articles, via.:
Dl cuufc uuii ueiu gjuun, ivibu vtuiiaftw huu
impleuaenta.
199 cant Iron guns, various, total weight
arjout oou ioub.
480 tous cannon balls, 6 to 42 pounds.
80 artillery carrlaees. various.
600 sets artillery wheel harness, for two
corses.
4,300 sporting rifles and shot guns, various.
iu,z.mj caruinee ana kiukh, various.
14.411 sabres and swords, various.
123.000 cartridge boxes, various.
15.000 cavalry saddles, various.
8,000 artillery saddles, various.
23,190 curb bridles, various.
10.000 watering bridles, various.
15,000 haltem, various.
14,480 leather traces, various.
401,985 pounds of cannon powder.
828 450 pounds of mortar powder.
777,08(1 pounds of musket powder.
18.2(XTpounds of rifle powder.
!.', K4II nnnndB of damaeed powder.
90,834,000 musket and pistol percussion caps.
W r ougnt ana cam iron sorap, etc. vw.
Pais on a rienlrlnt; catalosnea of the Stores tO
be sold can obtain them by application to the
Chief of Ordnance, at wasuiugion, u. v.; 01
Brevet Colonel B. Crispin, U. 8. A., purchasing
agent, corner of Houston and Greene streets,
New York, or upon application at this arsenal.
Lieut. -Col. of Ord. and BU Brlg.-Weu. U; B. A,,
commanmng. a 1
O V E a N M E N T HALE.
Will be sold at Publio Auction, by H. B.
8M1THSON, Auctioneer, at Allegheny Arsenal,
PllUburg, Pa., commencing at 10. o'clock: A. M.,
Wednesday. March 'li. l0tf, the loiiowiug aiti-
oies.v -r.. t
16,894 Bolid bhot (round).
2,829 Stands of Urape and Carcases.
8.827 Carbines, new, repaired, ruty, etc.
3,127 U. B. Rifles, Gal. 54 and bi, repaired,
rusty, etc
4 377 Enfield Muskets, repaired.
4,319 Foreign Muskets ami Rifles, rusty, eto.
8,i:U) U. B. Muskets, Cal. 09, rusty, etc.
2,279 Pistols and Revolvers, new, repaired,
and rusty.
4,000 Bets of lulantry Accoutrements (old).
33,182 Pounds of Cannon, Musket, and Rifle
Powder.
190,000 Pistol Cartridges (Lefauoheux A Wes
son's). 1,300,000 jMayuard's and Sharp's Primers.
ti ')kO AAncb-Af Uarntiotii
130,000 Pounds of Borap Iron, Cast w
Wrought.
A lot of Appendages and p.m.ioi Muskets.
A lot of Tools for lilaokbiniths. Carpenters.
etc. eto.
A lot of Packing uoxes, etc.
Catalogues of the above can be obtained nn
application to tne uuuersiKueu.
Purchasers will be required to remove
the
property wiimu ten uays auer tue sale.
xuirus L-ttsu.
K. a. K. WHITELET.
Bvt. Hrlg..Qout u. 8. A,
2 22mw6t
JUHLIC BALE
OP CONDEMNED OliD
nance B tores.
A larae Quantity of Oondnmnntl nntn.nu r. .
nance btores will be otlered loir ta e at Pnbiin a7.!
Mon. at BOCK ISLAND ARSFNAl!, Hilaola rm
WnF.bNEBDAV, April 7, 1869, at 10 olJck A?M.' B
cleeU) be ridnvu0!lptlse8 i01au 01 lUe ""Pal I-
ta iron usunon, various calibres,
lino Field Carrlagrs and Limbers,
ltfo tett ot rllllery Harness,
1U.UI0 pounds Shot and Shell.
45.(!(io sets of Infantry Accoutrements.
tm McClellnn Saddles.
7u0 A rllllery saddles.
2(100 Halters,
700 baddle Blankets.
eote Watering Bridles.
1400 Cavalry Curb Bridles.
22w0Aillllery 'J races aud Hemes, .
Persons wishing catalogues of Ihe Stores to be sold
can obtain them by application to wieuniei or oid
nance, at Washington, D. 0 or Brevet Oolonel S,
CJllbFIN. United Slates Army, Purouaslng Otiicer
corner of HOUSTON audUUKa-" "
city, or npon application atih iiAJj,
Llentenaul-coiuu"' . ', ,7" STX
Br.vet BrigadlerentralA.,
Bock XJand Arsenal. Jarmaryjgjj&tiai IWjAL.
if F Y ANTVCR S! CAT TELL & CO
tVUXASfVU .0A18 . St
AUCTION SALES
CIIOTCK FNOLTRH AND AMrnTn,.
Oa Tuesday, Wednda Tuartaal?!,?'"-
AivxrDnons, - "uniif
niarcn T.y it, m, and 87. at 4 n'rirv-v
sart's Chronicles, with lllumlnatinns. I volnmVr fin.
mAHnnm n KliulrMtui.,. . hfuil. IhiiAln,.. . . .
.In .
EzteuslfeBalest the Anctlon Booms, Nos. 139 and
1118. Ki.urth sir..t.
BAKDSOMK HUl'bEJIOLD 1URNITURE, PI-
AMIK, MIKK'IKH. BlLVrCK VUA TE. VNH
(U'NS, MA 'TltKWKS ANO BKDDINt. OFFICE
FTJRN1TU11X HAMS()vfK VKLVrtr, URUS
f? ELM, AMD OTI1KR CAKPKTB, ElO.
Ou '1'nunday MorninK.
Morrli 28. at n'oiork. at 'he Auction Booms, br
ra'nli'kiie. alcrse asiortment uf superior hotLiehold
furnl'tirf, coinprltliiK elt-Mant walnut drawlug-room
suit. C( VPrcrt wlih flue Kron plunti; two banrtnome
walnut parlor sut Is covered with Hgur. d brooatelie;
three walnut i'liambernits,cottaKe chamber furniture
twnKUrlor rcsewooil plat o-tnnes. four line French
plate mantel and iltr mirrors, handsome walnut
etaitere, supprmr wall nt secretary and bonkcane,
walnut hliii board.t extension, centre, and nourtuat
tshlrs, t n liun nil valiiiiii(r-, 'Fruit and Fiowers,"
by Rosen; line plated w are, china, at d glassware; tine
hair nmttrnsrs tine tea'ber beils. bnlstnis. and Dll-
imi; superior olllct furniture, cabinet mnksrv bench,
uriilng lathe ess consuming and cooking stoves.
two bronze slx-ilirht chatidullers, fine et gravlngs,
lisii' Ri me velve', Kmi-h. Is, and other carpetr. mo.
Also, by order of Administrator, a quantity of supe
rior Hecond-hand furniture.
Also, superior double-barreliei gnn, cost 1.100.
Also, sunerlor double-barrelled nun. niacin bv J. XL
Evans, erst 240
Superior rifle, with apparatus and rase.
BILVKR PLATK. HV OKDK.lt OP KXFHTJTORS.
At 1 o'clock silver cakebMket. sauce boat, oastor.
nuiKs, uat klu rings, tlsh knlle, butler knives, spoons
e'c. etc.
May be examined on rooming or sale. 3 23 2t
BUNTINf, DUUBOKOW ft CO., AUCTION
KF.K8, Kos. Mi and IW4 MARKKT Street, oorue
of Bank, street. Huccessors to John u. Alters a Uss,
LARGE 8A I.K OF BRITISH, FRKNCH. GER1TAN
AM) lilMl-.fcTlC DRY UOOD4.
On lln ri'day Mi rnlur.
Wsrch 25, at lu o'clock, on tour months' credit. 321 31
LARUE BALK OF CARPFTTNQ9 OTL-CLOTHS
CANTON MATTINOH, ETC.
On Friday Morulug 8 20 8
March 28. at 11 o'clock, on four months' rr?rin .rvint
2oc phcesot Ingrain. Venllaii, list, bemp, oouaga,
at d rag carpetlugs, floor oll-clolhs. niiUns, etc
LARGE SAI.K 0 FRENCH AND OTHiiR
IKUBOPBaN DRY GOODS, KIC.
Un Monday Morning,
March 29, at lo o'clock, on four months' credit. In
c'uiiiiig au
KX1HA LARC1E AND ATTRAOTIVK HAL'S OF
M0 CARTONS RICU PARIS R1BBI8.
Just lauoed, bv order of
Metsis. KL i'lKR, LUCKEMEYEB A CO.
AlHO.
Batlrs, grcs de Naples, niallnCB. crepes, and other
o llllnery goods. 8 2sst
MARTIN liEOTUEKS.. AUCIIONEERS.-
(Lately Barmen for M. Thomas A bons.1
No. m CDibNUT bl.. rear entrance trim MlnOrJ
Large f5le No. b'i'J Chesnut street.
UANDSOMHi WALNUT IIOUHKllOLD PTJRWI
TLKK, PI4NO FUKTK, FBKNUH fLATE MIR
HOK8. BUHULAB PHOOF SAFK, HANDSUMB
BBUfHKLSAN U u l'HKK CA KPKTa, C'AUKlAUli
llAltNiiaH. liKKRIUKItATOKsl, H.TU,
Un Wednesday Morning,
March 84, at 10 O'clock, at the auction rooms.br
catalogue, very excellent furniture, ln"ludlnt Hand
some walnut parlor and library furniture; s sulta
handsome walnut cuambPr furniture; very superior
dlulng-roons liirnl ure, haudsome stuenoard, piano
forte, fine French plae mirrors, very superior
burglar-prool sale by Farrel & Herring, haudsome
liruntels aud other carpets, very superior walnut re
frigerator, saloon tables, cane chairs, feather beds,
chandeliers, large quantity window shades, fine car
riage harness, coi.uge chamber sul.s, china and
gleHHWf.ro, steam engine, eto.
Also by order of executors Solitaire diamond ring,
cluhler ring, and gent's pin, etc. it
Bale No. 2034 Vine street.
TJANEPOMK WALNUT FURNITURE, P I N IB
IHKSt'H PLATKM1RROR, FINE BRUSSiCLa
AND 1NUKAIN CAKFKTri. ETC.
Un Thursday Mornlne,
25th Inst., at lu o'clock, at No. Vine street, by
catalogue, handsome walnut arid balr cloth parlor
furniture; baudsome waluut chamber furniture; cot
tage chamber suit; superior dlnlug-room and sitting
room furniture; fine French plate mantel mirror,
haudsomelv framed, fine Brussels. Venettau. aud
Ingrain carpel; 8 fine eprlng mattresses; oil palut
inns; cooking ntennlls, eto.
May be seen early on morning of sale. 8 18 St
Bale No. aa N. Fortieths'.., West Philadelphia.
HANDKOM li. WAiNUT FUltNITUBU ELKQANT
H'HOJIAtKKU ri ANO-I'DltTK, HANDSOMK
VKLVKT AND KN-LI"tH BRURHKUS CAlt
I'JtT ti, h UFA It ilH HKW1NO MK.'HIMK.Ul'U.
Ou Thursday Mornluy,
April 1. at JO o'clock, at No. 22 North Fortieth
street, We-t i'hllarielphla. by catalogue, handsome
walnut and brocatelle parlor furniture, etagere and
centre table 10 match, superior chesnut chamber
suit, elegant rosewood Scbomacker piano-forte, very
superior Howe sewing machine, handsome English
Brussels and velvet carpets, Brussels ball and stair
carpets, handsome French chloa tea and coll'eesets
kitchen utensils, oil cloth, eto.
May be seen early ou morning of sale. 1 28 8t
Bale 8. E. corner ol Main and Herman streets, Cier-
mnntown.
BUPF.niOlt HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HATVD-
hOSKWOUU flSHO IfUBllS, VH.LVJSI:
AND 1NOBAIN CARPST8, KTO.
On Monday Korntug,
29th Inst., at 11 o'clock, at tbe 8. K. corner of Mala
and Herman sliettg, Qermantown, by catalogue,
superior walnut and balr clotb parlor furniture, su
perior chamber furniture, extension table, haudsome
rosewood piano-forte, hair mattresaes. bedding,.
velvet and ingrain carpets, cooking utensus, eto. eto.
Mav be seen early ou the morning 01 sale. Cars
leave depot, Ninth and Green streets, every
huir. is aa st
BY U. B C O T T, J R 1
BCOTTB AET OALLKRY. No. 100 CHJd
NUT Btreet. Philadelphia.
CARD. The nnderslgned will give partlrmlsr at.
teutlon to bales at Dwellings ol parlies removing
U avlng no place ior storage of furniture, It will be to
ray Imerent to make cleau sales. Other consignments
of Merchandise respectfully solicited. 8 1
T UOMAS BIRCH & BON, AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No, 1U
C ilttSMET Btreeti tear entrance No, 1107 banigai l,l
Fate at No, 111U Chesnut street
FINE WflifKIKH, BBAND1KS, BHKRRY. PORT
AND MADH.1BA WlNKd, UIN, BUM, ULARK1',
KTO. ETC.
On Wednesday Morning,
At It o'clock, at the auction store. No, 1110
Chesnut street, will be sold the residue ot the stock
of a New York firm declining bualcie-s consisting of
fine whiskies, braudlea, sherry, port, aud Madeira
wines, Holland gin, Jamaica rum, Irish whlBky,
apple, bluckoerry. eherry. and lavender braudlea,
wine bitters, cluret wiue, etc, in demij tbus.
Catalcguts now ready nt;the auction store, g 22 21
1LABK & KVANB, AUCTIONEERS, KO. 630
CflltBNOT Blreot.
Will sell THIS DAY, Morning and Kventnl,
A large Invoice of Blankets, Bed Spreads, Dry Goo.,
Clothi, Carsluieres, Honlery, btaliouery, Tabi
I'ocket Cutlery, Notions, etc.
City and country murohaut will find bargains.
Terms csnti. .
floods packed free of chares 88
OD. McCLRES & CO.
, MX AKKtT B.ret.
, AUCTION EERS? NO
BALE OP 1000 CAS a FOOTS, SHOES. BRO
OANH, KiO
On Thursday Morning,
Mnrch 25, commeuclnR at 10 o'clock.
Al o, a laige line 01 city-made gools.
N.B. Suies Mondays aud Tliuradays. 8 22 88
BY LirriNCOTT, 80 & CO., AUG.
TIONFKUS. ASUUUBST BUILDING, No.
!40 MABKJtT Street.
On Wednesday Morning.
March iitth, ou Four Months' Cred't.
LARCIE r-OsrilVE SA LK OF AWSRK't; AVD
1A1 l'OMTJl.DDRYOOODS.DKttMflLKWHrrB
OOOUB. LINKN OOOD3, LAUli GOODS, KID
GLOVUB. KTl'. ETC. . ' . .
Also, by orur of Mesiirs. Hughes 4 Crehange, New
York, esses palm leaf fans, In lacquered, boae. and
natural handle; also. dLiisn Bilk tuaa. 1 8 22 21
Alo, SOOO do.en German and Kngllsh Hosiery.
Also, 500 nor.eu Hoop Bklris and Corsett.
A'so. 5QO lots l'arls Fancy Goods, Nolluns, It to,
TT1TFNAN.
PON & CO., AUCTIOiiEKKH,
Jl. No. 118 N. FBONTBtreet.
1.
IJfPORTANT 1 IQUOll SALE.
Ou Widnesday Morning nxt,
MsrchM at 11 o'clock, a large rnvoloe ot liquors,
tomlsllug of corn aud molanses whiskies, In lots 10
J,," purchasers; flue old Bourbon and Mooongahela
wb sky. free aud In bond; line Imported brandies,
lni. A so ISO ch.. aud baskets ImpwIaU
tab net. and Cllcquet champagnes; Oqu''e'f"J
foil and sherry wlnre, togelher with BO demljonus
Tpe'cr.'saVoToo barrel, pur. cldr Vl-.r. lot
new barrels. etc.,eio. .
DHILOSOPII Y OF MARRIAOE.
JT A new Course 0 Lectures, as delivered at the
New York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the
sbJeots:-Uow to Dive and What to Live forj
youth, Maturity, and Old Age; Manhood Generally
Reviewed; Tbe Cause of Indigestion; Flatulence aud
Nervous Diseaaea Aocooaled For; Marriage Fhtlo-.
sopblrally Considered, etc. elo. Pocket volumes eon
taliiluc tbsue Lectures will be forwarded, post-paid,
on reoelplofO cents, bv addressing W. A. LHVAUY.
j a., s. . or&M Of linii and WALNUT buses,'
Pullaaelnhix,
BrlUfh poots W volumes; H can Ws,Ui """s
1.0 voIiibur; Dickens' works, g; yolnmss , itaiJJi"'
nnvpls, Jil voltinien; Marry alts novelai JamTl
works; Imperial Dictionary, 8 volumwi; Sari!
I . a.
-ipnnvprn: iron u now ia ronit ha.