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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

A.SN. TWO HOUSES FOR BALE,--'
I.s.E& lhs under risued OH hou'e lur sale u AT
EisHN feuts nf $40 Ter mCntn ana will cell an
EAAzA very accommodating a5ml All the M NAV
quired i 300 cash soO IN twi months, ind 8 90 In
four uilths
Also, house that rents for s per nentf ON the
sans trls Apply to W
GEORGE II. TINDy AL
apistf I15 kbst -Four m straet
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
roR sALE.--rnAr vALuAnLE

FARM, situate partly in the City OF Wilmington
and partly In ChistritnA Hundred, known as the
..at "Warner or Wrsht' Farm adjoining lands Of
Henry q Banning, Esq, thomas Y. lAyaTd ESQ.,, Qate
Sol Dlvis's DR. Brown irs OOnneii and others eontai-
iHg about 10 or less This property
erAl nj the MOST HEAUTlFUL Ruii hINn SITES
around lminglou lies both side. ol tue Railroad
and Turnpke, aud is In every way desirable specu
latinn By operators Heal Estate few gentlemen
who desire ndsOme locations far private residences.
Apply to WIN. McCAULLEY,
lego II iha fe.t-i sirset Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
DRICK HOUSES FOH sALE. ..-.
TnRAs STORY BRICK HOUSE.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE ROOMS.
TWO STORY B2icK HO6ag CD.
TWO STORY HRIoK HOUSE R0oMs.

ssAa. large new first class Dwelling In desirable
lIN location on King Street, with all ihe modern
la!t improvements Built with the hrN Of mate.
iln.sE tias and we'll finished. First story hniahed
with walnut and walnut inside hutters ali front
windows Terms easy. a. II. IINDALL,
mL2-tf 429 East Fourth Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

EOR sALE.--A GOD FARM IN PEN
Il UADER huNDRkD about 100 acres ~ milss from
st ae9,Bss iiailpn, Ola the Delaware Railroad Build
inss all new 70 aeFsS in orchard; so in wood
THOMAS NJ 0GLB,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

kaah OGLETOwN HOTEL Tor SALE
EsaWAN G0ulains IL H0nlg-T up st4ir ana down
lnslN stable Shedding aud pump Of exreIlent water
sa5 laA 4 doar. one ars d srnund attached lriee
patticuars apply 10 Mrs ELlz lWILLRY
TN the premises.
miDCtnu, nel. i.n2q-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
| mnusM FOM sALM 0n RnNT.
i wv No sNHTii !: sHITIiiNnn sroNY NnIoK MOUSE on rlns

No i. THREE STORY HRIcK ROUSE on Pine
street, aini-e fifth street
No . A sTOBE, DwGLLlNG a.. un Fourth street,
betsten Market An King eir.'s S;isave desirable
part ui lhe city tor hus' ness ni any liud
NJ D. FlyE rwO STORY RRIGK HOUSES on Nc
Caullsy strart, naar LonihaId, h.w.sn ksvsnth and
| Twelfth Hifeele
4 NoI RkirK nwELLINa nn Tatnati street, above
Second stisut
| No . HRlCk DWELLING AM SruRk at corner
OF seventh aud Franeh slTaats business stand.
J No. d. hElGk DWELLING AMI STORE Front
street, house West oi u aok lursu Hotel. Good
stand for store and bonrdiur huasu.
Also, "a hnnLs, nf nthOr lonrb. and Lute Apply to
WM MnD ,ULLEY
lAn92 nuG Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

IIAlNIs ron SALE.-No,l An excellent iHIIn
Il within mila ot Newark depnit in New Castle
uOuni continuing abOn hunirad acras, ,ulOro or less.
with goOt dwelling aud tenant house, and excellent
barn thoron 1t desirable property and will be sold
bargain
MOI nice ltille farm, situate iu Braudywi9s Hun
dred, within ~ miles ut wilmington, containing 10
aCrer, more Or leta.
No 3. very valuable farm, in excellent order, On The
Brand yNine, miles above Wilmington, with hne build
lngs, orchards and other improvements rontainlug lao
acres or leas
No T. Farm Of 900 acres adjoining the city Of VIII
mlngt0n, with buildings orchards, amd improvements,
suitable for farming OF trucking good investment on
speculation. Apply to WM MOGAULLY,
/ mt Mari al
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16


In AMY PERSON Is NOT SATISFIED us 10
the utter mismnuagcmcnt and ineapaelly oi
Council. especially as regards the ihances
of the city, let him just step into the nan
and iuuuire fur his iax bin ior 1869 lie
will soon find Out how hadly the condition
oil the Tledsuly must he when 1t takes sueh
enormous sums us are assessed TO the peo'
nile, and especially Ia The poor and those III
limited circumstances, 10 Keep up The phblie
credit. Tie taxes are entirely too heavy inr
working men To pay, aud we Will venture
the assertion that not more Than halt oI two
thirds al mosi oi The whole levy VIII ever he
paid at all A CITY Council that would thus
deliberately opprees the people who had en-
trusted them with The management OF public
affairs, in these times of general depression
and stagnation, musl lie reckless indeed, and
deserve 10 be turned neck and heels out "l
office. II is ii happy circumstance for the
voters ut Wilmington that the Legislature
removed the onerous burden ot prepayment
oftaxes before they can vote. Every quail
fed voter can now coup 10 the polls aud de
post lis ballot without having paid his pres
ent year's tax, and he should not neglect 10
record his vote and voice against the lings
aud lobbcrs, moi only oi the present Council,
hui against all dishonest aspnns change
in the political complexion OF The city gov
ernment is badly needed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

CHINESE LABoRERs FOR THE SOUTHERN
srATEs.-The Charleston Courier says n
contract has been made in San Francisco
for the supply OF twenty thousand Chinese
laborers, 10 be employed as plantation hands
in ,he State of Tennessee. The very faith
ml and intelligent manner the Chi csc lf-
borers performed their work IN constructing
,he Central Pacific railroad has attracted
attention 10 this unsurpassed class OF rougl
laborers. Ii is understood that the passage
oC these aborers will lie paid by their em-
ployers, and they will be paid Sso a month
Another iorce OF twenty five thousand is be
ing contracted lnr to proceed TO the State O
Mississippi.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
Tor SALE or ExcHANGE for CITY
Il PROPERTY,
Or for Bonds and Mortgage.

,E.a Thu subscriber oiors Farm Of 132 ACRES,
ltllW lahla land, under good state of cultivation,
I.,aB GOOD fencing, much Of 1t 0saFe Hedge. In
lM years thu entire farm will be enclosed with
lrlg- Moderate sized Dwelling, with Barn, Corn
CRIB shedling nc, all having been built and repaired
within few years Fair sized APPLE ORCHARD and
ohsf Fun Tees. Two tousAnd thios hundred bushels
lime have been spread the farm during the last
yelr in addition tn five ihOnsipd within lew years.
SIX telds wAteed by failing Ftream Of Spring
water ami handy to mi Is Ghuches railroads. lime, &C.
Nine miles from Wilminatoil-g0 pike road. One
halt the puiohate money remain on the YARN, or
all Il II pfOpery secured or will hr eNe angcd for Inn
proved City pr6pelty' WIN. E. lhlsLEk,
jnld-Ii Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

L WlLMINurON F0R sALF win the e1uare of
grOand on which it stands o. will be exchanged for
S5asr properly A. = IL seou. tb reiOurhs OF mills from
mineOn lIcFs Railroad. ell situsted lor hrstciass
iot'l or an other pul'liu' ntttutiin
deci-lf ] A. pROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

IA hAnBs CHANCE FOR sPECU-
h52vN rs ZION - Rnl kALE.-A tquars Of gtound
liii # hrWean ID N and 18th Streets aud King and
iAaA fruieh str iets, Ill eet front King by 2ls
leet uerl'i 81 ieat ont Gu French Inquire of
T. NJ, 0GLE.
apIso-tt No. 4 East Third Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

,htzA FoIL bIIERT--A LARGE HOUSE
sWA Win 10 or ii rooms divided for two familios)
Hi with eArien uud 10 aeros OF high usadDw land
da4AAa situate on cSuswa near Wilmington, suita-
bie o shzing and iIck ing, keeping cows an logs;
the houte rardan would he reLtrd serai ately 10
two IAnlliss OF 1t wsud he TeHted altogether Apply
to W. McoAULLEY Co..
March LII 606 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

LAY UP YoUR TREASURES IN HEAVEN,
&c.-The income list of New York shows Il
return of $21, ,175 for the Rev. Henry Ward
BeeCher
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

,tt1aM HOUSE TO RENT AND FUR
lssN hlrURE FOR sALE-A family about TO leave
liii Wilmington woud dispose II th IL furniture,
1ssAA newly purchased, ut tedacei prices II applied
Tor immediately, at
No. 42O JEFFERSON sTREET,
j'2 Wilmington, psf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
have for sale
A Very Fine Farm of SO Acres,
On the River Delaware thrBe miles above the City of
Wilmington, In Brandywlne Hundred
THE LAND Is IN GOOD ORDER,

and alupeH beautifully towards the river
HAS A VERY LARGE FRONT with DEEP WATER
and Is considered by sea eapans 10 be the very place
.ftSA Has STONE DWELLING, BARN, WAGON
InEN and SPRING HOUSE, with the hest soft water
his iss spl indil property, and wi be sold low
l1ka - Oh easy i.rms WIN. BRIGHT,
jy2 dni Real Estate Agent Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

AeAA FOR RENT--ROOMs IN CEN
s!E@ tra hall, Northwest corner Of Fourth and King
lm N sts. Apply to ". MG1AULLEY Co,
6hA&A june 25-lm 900 Market Street. Will, Del
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OBITUARY..
Hector RerIiOz.

The last foreign mails bring the announce
ment of the death of the celebrated French
year of his age. He was born on the lltn of
December, 1903, at La Cote ST.. Andre. His
father, an eminent physician, designed him for
the same profession, aud at his desire the son
commenced the study CT medicine, bat after
year he resigned the pursuit to- follow that of
music In 1926 he wasssiDgiDg IN the chorus at
the Gymnasium for arg ira9os @e RReRIn, Reiabs,
and Lesuer directed his musical studies at
the Conservaioire. His first production of any
note was mass for four voices, which was soon
followed by the overture to WdUe7Iey and his
fantastic symphony. based on the Tempest ana
on Faust. In 1928 be gained the second prize
of the Institute for musical composition and In
1880 won the first prize by his cantata OF odrdd-
n0pdius His triumphal and funeral symphony
was composed IN the same wear and much ai-
mired. He then went to ally, aud whlie IN
Ron composed the Re'owta IA We the cno6us plS
of shades for Hdn,le,, and the oyertures to Roo
Rou and King Lear In 1882 he returned TO
Paris and married an English actress-
a Miss Smithson. and became crltlc OF tue
Gdze,ie Musicale, and Afterwards OF the JodfRot
des Deba S, in which ca1acity he eyinced q
thorough knowledge OF the vast range OF musl~
cal topics, and never failed to come VIGOROUSLY
to the defense OF the school OF wnlc1 ne was q
member His opera of BeneUenU'o Oeat't was
signal failure. Paganni, however, considered
him the equal of Beethoven, and when he pc
came seriously iii the weird Violinlst sent nim
20 900 francs. In 1886 be composed requiem,
which was considered a success. In 1889 he
was anpoInted librarian 10 the Conservatoire.
In is4s he produced, while in Germany, his
TaTmioai Ronaain, and in 1874, on the occasion
of the great festival at the Exposition d'lndus-
frie' he composed hymn to France, which was
cer,ormed by an orchestra OF one thousand
pmnsicians. His opera of The Trojdns was pro-
duced in 1855, but was not a. success. He pub
l'sn .r., 80 wbich are TO be had in thus country.
FH9 H;s positions are often highly extravagsnt
Int they won the highest praises from such men eI
"a List and Paeannt. and without aouot ala
much TO advance the new school, H0Tto'
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RAILROAD LINES.

ATORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN For BETBLHHEM, D0Y LESTOWN, MAUOH
CHUNK, EASToN, WILLLILA4MIsP0RT, LI4L,L4 IT, WILKES.
PiTTsT0N. y. .TuNKHAHNoGK, AND sCRANTON.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Passenger Trains leave the Depot, corner ofBERKS
and AMERICAN Btreets, daily CSundays exceptedl,
- SAGT45 A, n Express for Bethlehem, Allentown,
dsuch Chunn, Aazleton, WillamspOrt Will kesbarre,
MahanOy CITY, Phtston, ana Tunk hammock.
9'a5 A. M. (ExpreAs) for Bethlehem, EastOn, Allen
town, Mauch Cbsnk WlkesbRrre, Pittston, ANA
i45 p. N. (Express) for Bethlehem, Mauch
Chuhk wilkes barre, Pltteton and Scranton
Al 500 r. NJ, for Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown
Az Tor novIesown at s45 A. M 245 and 4'l5 p NJ
fe0r FoS Washington a. 1916 A. NJ and IL 80 p. M,
T0r TansdaIe at 6'2l +. M,
iT,th and Sixth streets, Second and Third Streets
and Union Oily PaanengeS Railways run 10 the new
DepoTI AIMS ARRIVE IN PHILA DELPHIA
From Bethlehem at slo A. M 2'lO b'26' and $50
;Tnom "a; poylestown at s'S5 A. NJ, E55 and 7P.M,
n.oro Iensdale At 7'20 A. NJ
Trom Fort Wash ngton ~ ~ 20 A. h. ana S'lO r. n.
ON SUNDAYS.
philadelphia for Bethlehem al eSg a, M
PhnadelphiA for DoylestOwn ~ 2 r. "a.
Doviestown for Philadelphia A. A. NJ
Refhlehem for Philadelphia at 4. IA. .... -.
Tickets sold and Baggage. ohecken tnLoukh. - ~
Mann's North PennAylvania Baggage Expfeaa omoe'
Me- '"ss' AA' -" '''" ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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DHILApELPHIA, WILMlNGTON, al

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
I BALIIMORE RAILROAD.-TIMET TABLE,
Commencing MONDAY, November rs, Le6S.-Irains
Will leave Depot corner Broad street and Washing.
Way mail Train Rg $50 A, M. (Sundays excepted1
for baltimore stoppinE AZ an regular 5tatlons. Con
CrshslG and intermediate ssAtlOnH.
Express ATran At " NJ. (Sundays excepted foY
PerrS vile, ana Havre-e e-Grace, Connects at VII.
miDgton with train for New Castle W"
ExpIeas Train At 4'00P. NJ. (Sundays excepted) for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping Al Chester,
Tnurlow, Linwood, Olaymont, Wilmington, New.
port stanton, Newark, Elkton, East Charles.
town. Peiryville, Havre de Grace, Aberdeen, Perry.
mans, EdgewOOd, Magnolia, OhASes, and Steamers
Eight EXPRESS at 1870 P. M DAILY for Balt,more
vnod CIsymoDt Wilmington, Newark EiLIan
North- -East. Perryville. aud Havre de Grace.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will
take Ile Il w WILMINGTON TRAINS,
stopping st all Stations between Philadelphia and
"fteaye niiadelphia at llUOA, NJ, 2sO, 5O9. and
ZOO z. Nj. The 6'00P Nd. Train connects with Della
ware Railroad for harrington and intermediate
'eSVe Wilmington 200 and $40 A. NJ, 1sO AIS and
76o F. Nj. The $40 a. M. Train VIII not stop between n
eSetter and Philadelphia. The ZOO P. Nj. Train nom
SvIlmiugtOn runs daily all other Accommodation
TRAINS sundays excepted; ,,.,
7sb a. M, Way Mail. 9'S5 A. MI Express. 225 II. M
pt~nress, Z % 4. M, Express. - -
,oaos Ra1timore &C 725 r. NJ, stoppIne at MAG.
uolis PeIryman's, Aberdeen, HeVre de(irRce Perry.
vile. CharlestowDt North EAST, Elkton, Newark,
stanton, Newport, Wilmington, Claymont, LinwOod,
and SnSsISer tickets to all points West, South and
southwest may be pIoe1Ies9 ~ nckst % %onios No s2s
M SnSsnTps ponns and BeIths in Sleeping Cars can be
sesnYed during the day. Persons purchasing tickea
~ Inns M ,l OIIJv tba Union Transfer Company N'"
"eH'o " ~ ii. +. KENNEY, superintendent.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

Aa EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE
~ Estate of JOHN RITTENHOUSE, decd.
TULL Il DEW EES. Auctioneers.
On Thursday, March 25 1869, at o'clock P. M ,
will be sold at public sale, on the premises,
handsome modern Residences, Nos. l08 III,
street. Germantown, built on lots 50 feet front
by 266 feet deep to Lafayette street, the houses
containing 10 rooms and bathroom, gas, hot
and cold water introduced.
Possession April l.
Also, STORE and RESIDENCE, Nos 5000 and
50O2 Germantown avenue, northwest corner of
Rlttenhouse street, 40 feet front on Germantown
avenue and III feet inches on Rittenhouse
street, with q 215 story building.
Possession April /.
Also. No. 500i Germantown avenue, LOT, 20
feet front by ITO feet deep, with 2story Frame
Dwelling.
TermseAt least one half OF the purchase
money may remain on mortgage. [3 IL WIT
TULL q DEVICES, Auctioneers,
Nos. 4949 and 1851 GERMANTOWN Av.
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"a 1t

d ES Il TION
IO To Lay Water Pipe on Fairhill street and
other streets.
Resolved. BY the Select and Common Coun-
oils of the City of Philadelphia. That the Chief
Engineer OF the Water Department be and is
hereby authorized to lay water pipe on the fol-
lowing streets:-
FairhiII street, from Susquehanna avenue to
York street.
Third street, from Susquehanna avenue to
Dauphin street, Nineteenth ward.
Latonia street, from Eighteenth to Nineteenth
street.
q distance of two hundred feet, in the Twenty
sixth ward. -
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President of Common Council
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty.second day of March,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty nine "a ID. 1869.
DANIEL Nj. FOX,
324lt Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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urEST JERSEY RAILROADS
Wv EA Ii, AND WINTER ARRAN0EMEN EMIT
FROM foot OF MARKE Ell street Upper Ferry
COM menenE WEGEEAspAX WEGEA s@sPte%2sE Sep anSEs, 10, lscs.
For Cape May and stations below MilrSnls slS
Tos MiIlviIe, vlnelAnd, ana intermediate statlons
sib A, M., Slb p. M. t-7 =
~ ToT % Woodbury. At slS A. M, SIS $50 ana 600 r. n
HySf Freight resolved 81 second covered whaafasl0
We2Th WRlnsphf Dslivsre8 no. aas South DelawareAveu
WILL1AM ]. SEWELL
~ sgQekintenoonE
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324 1t

ID ESOL UTION
h To Grant a Certain Privilege to the
Penn Coal and Ice Company.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun-
ellis OF the City of Philadelphia That the Penn
Goal and Ice Company have the privilege of
erecting brick and fra me building on Spruce
street wharf for The storage Of ice providing
that the said company pay the sum OF twenty.
five dollars for advertising the same; and pro-
vlded that they shall remove the same on
thirty days notice.
JOSEPH +. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk OF Select Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-second day of March,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-nine "a. d. 1869.
DANIEL NJ FOX,
3241t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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CARTRTDGEa

Parrott and Hotchkiss projectiles for all cali
bres of cannon; round shot, shells, canister and
spherical case, for all calibres. Also, fixed am
munition for the same.
Musket percussion caps from broken-up am
munition.
me Ordnance Department reserves the right
to reject all bids not deemed satisfactory. Prior
to the acceptance of any bid 1t will have to be
approved by the War Department..
Terms cash. Ten per cent. payable on the
day of sale and the remainder when the pro-
perty is delivered. Twenty days will be al
lowed for the removal of stores.
Bidders Will state explicitly the point or
points where they will accept storss. Deliye-
ries will only be made at the arsenals.
Samples can be seen at this office, or at any
of the arsenals in the United States
Proposals will be addressed to the under.
signed, and endorsed proposals for purchasing
Ordnance Stores" For further Information
apply to the undersigned.
3. CRISPIN,
Brevet Colonel u. s. A.,
81 Major of Ordnance
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HILoSoP OF MARRIAG e.
new Course OF Lectures aS uehbsscins = the
srbects-How 10 Live and what 70 aneraiy ZANE
Youth, Maturity, and Ola Age, ,inn FstuIence and
Nervous Diseases Accounted For; yoIames con-
tSininS ti,ese Iectures win be forwe5qe1'
ON receipt of a5 cents bX Aadre@asI1k @ Nv treet1
Phi PfSShsasiphiS. II ~ -
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ID e 8 o L u TION
l0 OF Request to the Legislature of the State
OF Pennsylvania
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City Of Philadelphia, That the Legis.
lature of the State of Pennsylvania Is respect
fully requested to pass the following bill-
"That from and after the passage of this act it
shall not be lawful for any railroad company
whose road now runs to or through any part of
the city of Philadelphia to refuse to sell TO any
passenger ticket for his conveyance on any
train from or TO the said city, at o price rate
proportionate to the charge made to and from
other points on said road, or TO refuse to pass
from or to said city any passenger who shall
have previously purchased said ticket.
'HThat it shall be unlawful for such company
to enter into or carry out any contract with any
connecting railroad company for the denial of
the privilege of passengers to purchase or use
such tickets aforesaid, under penalty of one
thousand dollars for each ohense, to be
recovered in an action of debt, assumpslt or
trespasS"
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty second day of March,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty. nine "a. ID. 1862
DANIEL M. FOX.
324 1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
IL nance Btores.
A large quantity OF Condemned Ordnance and Ord
nance Stores will be offered iOr sale al Public Snc
ton, at BoCK ISLAND ARSENAL, niinois AIS, nI
WEDNESDAY, April z, 1869, at 10 oiclock A NJ on
The foliowing OWL comprises some OF the principal 1.
% Iron Cannon, various cRlibres.
1l0O Field CarriEgrs and Llnlbers
100 sets of rtillery HarDess,
10000 pounds shot and Shell,
5000 sets OF Infantry Announcements.
220Q McClellnn Haddlea,
200 artillery Saddles.
1000 HRlters.
200 Saddle Blankets.
SOLO Watering Brides.
e4OO Cavalry Curb Brides
22OO Al tillery races and Hames.
wishing catalogues OF the Stores TO be sold
can obtain them by application 40 The Chef OF ord
nance, at Washington, ID, O.. or Breyet COLONEL s.
OkIHPIN, United States Army, Purch Rsng officer
corner of HOUSTON and GREEN Streets, New York
city, or upon application at this Arsenal;
Lieutenant Colonel Ordinance.
Brevet Brigadier-Geners1i y. .; ?; Al,
Rock land Arsenal January 25 1853. lSOtA
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RAILROAD LINES.

1899 FOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN
ANnTsIH:NAr AnD AMBQY AND IA DE an Ia
vfzUM ~ u pg Ia tfIhvAaDELPHIA TO NEW YORK AND
-. PROM wALEUr STREET wHARr.
e. Nj vis Camden and Ambgoy Accom;;;i'a1SS ms;i a1S
Camden Ss%Ssn snd 1s1SSsS H%SSSy o PRE- Ma
AMeGS M ana s9S 4 % 0f frsssSa ssssSaa
10 A. $40 and go p NJ for Trenton T,s1
andor ~, Tor Bordentown Burlington, Beverly and De
Al $50 and 10 A. M, l. $50 Iso. O. and II'SC ?.
yTa % i9r n Fs House. p 70. FOfsnSe and
tine j and Il,So Pm Pm Lines leave from Nsrke.
''.o0s FsoS KESsfNeroN DEPOT.
At II A. M, via Kensington and Jersey City, New
%ts:se and i 4; \. ssS, !SO ana T. M for Trenton
At5so and II A, N. 2,So and P. NJ. for Morrisvine
Al Tso and 10 IS A. M. and 2sO, and 5P M. for
HtTsosnd io;lS A. n 2SO, q 6, and P. NJ for Corn.
%ibr and H. %
holpes66pTg ~ ana F i fL StRAons nop
.,o.s Via ConnsStlng Rsilwsy; 3 wa -. NJ
Al li,so p X. EmiSTssnt Sis H Line; T Fare, e. q =
A. NJ NJ H 60 sHd @ z spe II H. r. for Mb brto lGs toLen'0n
~ = gh for M,9;rrsys TnIytowa.
burg, Tacony, WiSslnOming, Brdesburg, and Frank
1GTEe TEe 0AY M $50 and u M Lines will run
For Lines leaving Kenslnston depot, take the cars
on Third or Fifth streets, a. Ohesnut, 80 minutes
run direct to West Philadelphia Depot Chestnut end
Walnut within one square, On Sundays, the Market
Street cars viii run to connect with the s45 A. M $50
and IL II. M Lines.
IRON KhNsINGTOM DEPOT
At 7SO A, M. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo Dunkirk,
Elnira, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester, BinRhamton, Os-
wegO, Syracuse, Great Bend, Montrose WilkesbaTre
Scranton, StroudEburE, Water Gap, Schooleys Noun
tain, ETC.
LambertVille, FlemingtOn etc, The $50 4. NJ. Line
connects direct With the Train leaving Easton tor
Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, etc.
AT r. n. for LambertVille and intermediate Sta
EOnB,
PEN BERTON AND HlGHTSToWN RAIL-
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY, (Upper sIdeJ
Al and 10 A. Nj, l'sO, 3d. and $50 2. n. for Mer
chRntsville, Moorestown, Hartford, Masonville.
Hainsport, Hount Holly, 5mithville, Ewansville
VincentOwn. Birpains ham, and Pem9erton.
Al 2 A, M, 1870 and $3.50 Z. NJ. tor Lewisbow-
WrIghtstown, Cookslown, New Egypt. Hornerstown
Cream Ridge, Imlsy ystown, Sharon, and HightsGown
Ills WILLIAM d. GATAMER, Agent.