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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-25

The Wilmington On. C) Star gives
particulars Of the wreck of the steamship
Gulf City, which ran ashore on Cape
Lookout and was dashed 20 pieces, only
three souls Of The twenty-five on board
being saved. She was bound from Gal
weston TO New York. On the llih in
slant she encountered brisk gale, be-
came uneovernable, aud at 2 pm. went
20 pieces. The majority Of those on
board we're drowned outright. The three
men saved are Patrick McCsbe, from Jer-
sew City, and A. Thomas and Henry Nc
Cardle, from New York. When the ship
was rent asunder, these three men cluug
10 q portion Of the deck. Their uncer-
tain lifegusrd was several plsaks nailed
together, net more than ten feet long and
eight vide. They were tossed about Tor
forty-sight hours, without food or water.
without means to steer their course, and
totally al the mercy Of the waves Five,
uho bore them company. gradually ex-
pired. and when the ". P. Clyde passed
bv. but three balfsiarved men remained
&c receive succor.
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MARKETS..
Special 70 PUBLrc LKDGER, By Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Ielegraph.l

Special 70 PUBLIC LEDGER, BY Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Ielegraph.l
New YORK. January Is, 1899 am.
Gold, 1854. Cotton: Uplands-0fdinsry
2s; good ordinary, 81; low middling,
%; middling. 2sl; good middliug, 2sf
Florida-ordiuary, rs; good ordinary,
81; low iniddliug, %; middling, 2sl
good middling, 2st. Mobile-0rdinary,
26i; good ordinary, 27i; low middling,
2st; middling, 2si; good middling, 29l
New Orleans and Texas-0rdinary, 26a
good ordinary, 27l; low middling, 2sl
middling, 90; good middling, 29i.
The market opens dull. Sterling ex-
change steady at 1893 for sixiy-day bills
Gold carrying at 5 per cent, with q large
shortinterest 10 the market.
NEW. YoRK, January rs, Hos pm
Gold, 1861; Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Elk
press, 26l; American Express Company
3st; Adams Express Company, So
United States Express Company, so
Merchants Union Express Company
lfi; Quicksilver, 25s; Canton, 5sl; Pa
cifc Mail, 1901; Western Union TeIs
graph Company, s6t; New York Central
lest; Erie, $50; Hudson, 1901; Read
ing, 961 Chicago and Alton, LAG
Chicago andAIton, preferred ,l46; Toledo
Wabash and Fort Wayne, 62i; Toledo
Wabash ard Fort Wayne, preferred, "A
St Paul, 73I; ST. Paul, preferred, 94s
Fort Wayne, 1881 /; Ohio and Mississippi
81; Michigan Central, l2T; Michigan
Southern, s3l; Illinois Central, 1891
Cleveland and Pliisburg, s2s; Cleveland
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FOREIGN.

NIw YoLK, January PA Havana
letter Of the l4lh, states that the insur-
gent chiefs are reported not to be in &C
cord, and two strong parties are forming.
General eoexada ia working bard to be
made General-in-Chief
Cholera had broken out 10 Bayoms.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOR RENT 1.-TWO NICE OFFICES OK
IL second floor Of Kit Williams Block. Also,
sleeping rooms on second and third floors. Also,
the isrge Basement rooms, suitable for q Bar,
Saloon or Restaurant. Also, two nice Offices In
and a large Hall over 800 Main street. Gayoso
Block. Apply to @. A. ST0VALL, 3T Main
street. 1881
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Finance.
FINANCE.
Corrected daily by Cashier Citizens Union
Arrival and Departure OF Trains.
uyosras,uur 49,, mpvvpusnv N Iuuoln

MISSISSIPPI AND TRNNFSSBE RAILR0AD.
rs Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans exp ress, daily. 300P.A. 3:05 pm.
Cards accom-. ex. Sunday, $3.50 AN. 5:00 Pm.
Freight. north - Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
south-Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday....-......... 4:l5 Pm. ZOO AM.
MEMPHIS AND oHARLEsToN RAILROAD.
Through mall daily......---.l2:45 Pm. 12:40 Pm.
Through express. daily...-.11:l0 Pm. 800 pm.
somerville ac. save Sunday s:45 An. 4:l5 Pm.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 278 Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express................. $3.50 AN. b.3O AN.
Night ExpreSs...............2 :4o Pm. 3:l9 Pm.
Humboldt Accom'n......... $3.50 AN. 4:3O Pm.
Railroad time is Is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket office. No. 2S711 Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILRoAD.
GOING WEST = Leave Hopefeld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. at 1880 am, and
arrive at Madison at ! o'clock pm.
COMING EAsr-LeaveM addison Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday, at 1880 am; arrive at
Hopsfeld at o'clock Pm. and Memphis
Mt l:30 m
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Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-SoRREsr's Ju-
SIPEa TAR is warranted to cure Cough. Group,
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases, or the
price positively refunded. Instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
GOODYEAR & FALLS, 2sl Main st.. Agents.
Price, ah cents. Not sent by mail. s2-+
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stills, JoIsTs, POSTS, sTgDDING
Nos. ~ and 50 Union Street

MONUMENTS, TQMBS. HEAD AM
MI Foot Stones, Mantels, Vases. Counter srs
Table Tops. Furniture Slabs, ETC.. etc. Of th'
best italian and American Marble, at North
ern prices. All kinds Of Building Stone sold
the Yard cheap. S-1l3
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houee is built, together with an adjacent piece
not exceeding ten acres in extent, will be offered
10 The governing body at fair valuation, and
the house itself will be thrown in on condition
CT the repayment OF the building charges now
outstanding in many instances which will pre-
ylously have been paid by the Commissioners.
The burial grounds belonging to church will
pass, with II. Other burial grounds Will be
handed over TO the guardians OF the poor.
such is the ain outline OF this remarkable
scheme. Whatever criticism in detail it may
hereafter be subjected to, 1t certainly cannot ne
charged with haste or incompleteness. 1t deals
WIN all the questions which have been raised
during the autumn and winter; and If 1T does not
settle them, il at least lays down the principles
on which they are 10 be settled hereafter. Its
provisions offer little opportunity of damaging
alteration In committee, since, when total dis
establishment and disendowment are postulated
by the second reading, it will not be easy TO re.
store them In substance without also restoring
them in form. As there is little chance of the
Liberal majority permitting this TO be done, it
may fairly be said thaJthe extent of front which
Mr. Gladstone exposes TO the enemy constitutes,
by singular exception TO the ordinary rule, a
positive element of safety.
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RAILROAD LINES.

RTORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN For BETHLEHE@, D0Y LEsToWN, MAUuH
CHUNK, EAsToN, WILLIAMsPoRT, WILK IE5-
Ea RE, MAHANOY UIlY. MOUNT CARMEL
PiTaTSTbN, TUNR HAMMOCK, AND 5ORANTOM
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Pass eDReR Trains leave the Depot corner OF BERSS
ard AMERICAN Streets, daily (Sundsys eGceptea)
At745 A. q .(Express for Bethlehem, Allentown,
auch ChuDR, Hezleton, Wlanasport, W esbar re,
NahsnOy City, Piitston, anu TunkhRnnock
O45 A. nj. (bx press) I0r Bethie iehen HRAton Allen
/, sa, MRuch Chanki Wilkeabarre, Pittston, and
1t i15 P. NJ. Rxpress) for Bethlehem, Mauch
cbnhlr Wi.kesbArre PlttSton, and scranton.
At 500 r. M. Tor Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown
az Son ,oyestown nnS at s45 A. NJ as and 4l5 p NJ
tr0r goTt Washington et l0s5 A. III. and IL 80 r. ID,
nor ~ nAdale at 6'2 Z. Ms,
4Hsb and sixth streets, Second ana Third streets,
.nd Union Oily Passenger Railways run 10 the new
DeponI AIMS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Batblehem 1t 10 A. M', 2lO' 0'20 ead $50
Nm "a; poylestown at s'35 4; M, 465 and 7P. M
Isor, IMnHdale al 7SO Nd. =. =, -
Eron fort Wash Ingt a. IV 20 a. M anu a'p r. M
phIlsdelphiA for Bethlehem AZ y ~ a M
phnsdelphia for Doyle6town ~ r "a
DovlestoWn for Philadelphia AT a; ma
RSihiehtm for Philade phin al r. M. .h.on.S a
Tickets solo and Baggage checksu a sns0uS Hsar -
Msnn's North PspnsylyAniA Baggage hAP'eA' OlA''
No. i0ss' bS s''S'" ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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sale at No, GIG franklin street.
UANDSOME FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD PIANO,
FINE CARPETS, ETC.

April ?, at 10 O'Clock, ut No 6l6 Ffauklia street,
above Green street. by catalogue, the entire Furn.
ture, pIis Ing suit OF walnut and ebony drawing
room furniture covered with Bsm prck terry. and
made TO order by Allen; nne tone resewood piano.
z octave. made by Sch acker; ORk dtniug-Ioom
fuIbilure; china and glassware; handsome walnut
library table; walnut lounge foe English Brussels
psroT and chamber carpets: 7se's nall and stair
carpets; hanosome cottege chsmber furuiturt; hue
hair mattresses; Kitchen utensils; refrigerator:
stoves; etc.
The furniture made to order and is equal to
33l2t
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RAILROAD LINES.

1899 FOR NEW YoRK.-THE CAMDEN
A1tggSJGs 1tSgSI,SG, I:,1A AND ANNOY AND PHILADELPHhA
From = HAILADELPHA LA no NEW YORK, AND
80 yHoS, wNLNyT STREET. wHARr.
A. A. s'% A MI vie Camden aud Amboy Aecort-s2.S 2Ss
4.SP NJ. via Camden and AmSSy, Express:. :.... 800
SO and tO1 A@oqy Nh and S9d nis%es's + s sIsssSG
ztssnSi . 4: M q $50 and 80 P. n for trenton.
B0idsnsOwa. ~ a. Burnsto%n a. BsvsriS iHu ana De-
sS SUreSoa apS 10 a. M ss sRs P
myra, and FiEh House, and 4 p. foI Florence and
Ths and iI,so p N, Lines leave from MarkO.
0'l9es 80 FEDM kESsiNeroS DEPOT.
n3!f %ssSs1d 1S \ 4 ssS 80. and M for Trenton
Atz.9o and II A. NJ. 2SO, and P. M for Morrsville
Xt 1so and fS y A: M; aud $780, and 5P. M, for
xt7 sosnd lois A. ~ $50. 4, s. and P. NJ. for Corn
AMI ps TSsGOT SsspS M %
FROM WEST SHTLADELPHIA DEPOT.
At945 A. M 40, 4, 500 and IL P "a Kew York EE
F. p NJ EmIsTsnt STiIsss S' Zine sS Fare
A. SIS a. NJ, a. go Snd SG 4 SIS =. NJ, tor BRISTOL
A. IS ~ Migh for Mi,9rfsyiis
burg, Tscony, wissinoming, Bridesburg, and Frank
The O'4SA. M. sso and 70 M; Lines win run
For Lines iesvins KenSinsSon depot take the
on Third or Eth streets = ohesps. 81 nWSy in%1eS
run direct 70 West Philadelphia Depot Ohesnut sna
Walnut within one square. On 5undays the MarEes e6
Street cara Will run to connect with the sAb A. M oSe
and IL p. M Lines.
BELV IDEISh DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES,
KkNsINGToH DEPOT.
At 730 a, NJ. for Niagara Faln, Buffalo, Dunkirk,
Eea see ess anS
Scranton, stroudsburE, Water Gap, schooleys Noun
tain, etc
dFet ssh shs s iof
Mslch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehsm, ETC. -. O..
5P, Il. for Lambertville and intermediate Sta
| tions
| PEN BERTON AND H4GHTSIoWN RAIL
| pRoM MARKET STREET FERRY, Upper side]
Al and 10 A. M lS0, 30, and $50 +. M., for Mer
| Transport, Hount Holly smithvile. Evansville
Vincentows, Rirnaine ham. h ana pemperton. ,.,o,,
| Wrightstown, Cookstown, New Egypt Aornerstown
Cream Ridge, Imey stown, Sh eron, and HiEhtstown
| lll8 WILLIAM II. GATZMEbt, Agent,
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READING ACCOM- NOTATION

Leaves Reading at 7'3O A M. stepping at all way
stations; arrives In Philadelphia at i0'2U a. NJ.
n Reading at 740 =, M.
Trains Tor Philadelphia leave Harrisburg ct $40 A
M, and Pottsvle at 40 A, M, arriving in Phi Sde
Philadelphia at 645 p. NJ.
Harrisburg Accomm odation leaves Reading at 7'l5
A. M, and Harrisburg ct 4'l0 p. NJ. nnaoting at
Reading with Afternoon Accommodation south st
6'35 r. M, arriving in Phiadelphs at 9'25 p. M.
Market tTan with pass senger Car attached, leaves
Philadelphia at 1890 noon, Tor Pottsve and al way
stations; leaves Pottsvie at 7SO A. M for Pnadel-
pbia and ali way stations.
cepted. ...,..
PHILADELPHIA at 8l5 X. NJ, Leaves Philadelphia tor
Residing at A. NJ. Returning from Reading at 425
p, M.
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WILMINGTON. A
.HlLADELPhlA,

L.hlLADELPhlA, WILMlNGT0N, AND
l. boLIIMokk RAILhUAD.-TIME TABLE
Ovnnie nclng MONDAY, November 70, Ie8s.--Irains
w4l ltEfe Depot eorneE Broad street ana NAshi nR-
Way. "a sn Train ~ $50 A. M. (ShndRys excepted,
BR Iinore stOt ping at AL regular staJions, OO1.
a. ting VIA Dtiae eie hsiHoso az Wilmington for
k8prese sTrE1n at IL Nj l5unuays eAcepsedl Rox
Bal more and Washington, sopylng al Wilmington,
Perry Vile, and Hsvre-c e-6race, Connects aG VII.
m!ngLun v lLh train FOR New UGAtlc.
tXpIeEs IRAN AZ 4'0OP. NJ. Sundays eXceptedl for
Bhltin. ore ana WASN'T gton, Htopplrg AZ Chester,
pUrt, taDon, Newark Eiklon, North hast, Charles.
toW PelTy Vile, Aavre do Grace Aberdeen, Perry
q Ann. hasewood, maRnolih, Ohaae's aud sSelnmerE
E,sb, Express aL 1880 p. M DAILY for Baltimore
AID sshlLgton, 0topplng az Chester TnuriUw, Lin
NUrIh- ERsI Perry vile. and havIe dc Grace
I'assahsers Tor Foltress AonGoe and Norfolk Will
'"Ne v Z - " WIIIMIkeToN TRAINS.
bCopi lng 81 all Stations botween Philadelphia and
"Jeavs Phi adelpbia at nUOA NJ, 80, 500, and
5iAl p IA, Inc 5'60P NJ. Train connects with Della
were Nai-rOAd Tor harrington and intermediate
AVE Willninst zoo and $40 A. M, 1880 41S and
7Jj T. 81 The SiU A. ii. 1raln Will not stop between
v 1mii Eion ruLs daily; all other Accommodation
nv .ILI sundays excepted
ron BalLlmOre 20 Philaeeiphia BaltimoEe
79s a : Nj Way Mali. 935 a. NJ, Express. 225 4, M.
~ nTesa. 26 &. M, Expresa vrur..oD,o
L. p SsrIfIftc DAN TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves baltimore % 9Se a1rs % a. Perry
-nS,e' 1hsflaslOWu, North East, Elkton, Newark
Stanton, NewpOrt, Wilmington, CiSymont Linwood'
anu bynSsS tickets to all points West South and
s,nihyest may be procured at ticket ONCE, NO. 5ES
SSsIa Rnoms aud Berths in sleeping Cars can be
asSuTed 0uIinR the day Persons purchasing tlckeEa
o. this ONCE have baggage checked 81 tner resi-
! "ShSe W 'AAN III, II, KENNEX, Superintendent
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GT. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
- FEBRUARY % 1869.
PUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
NANCE AND ORDNANCE ESrORES.-Wul be
offered for sale, at public auction, at the st.
Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, M o., commencing ON
MONDAY, the 18th day of April. 1869, at 10
o'clock A. M, o large amount of condemned
OIdnance and Ordnance Stores, ETC., consisting
in part of the following articles, viz.:-
81 cast iron field guns, with carriages and
implements.
199 cast iron guns, various, total weight
about $50 tons.
f80 tons cannon balls, g to AZ pounds.
so artillery carriages. various.
600 sets artillery wheel harness, for two
1890 sporting rifles and shot guns, various
0,233 carb1nes and rifles, various.
IA, All sabres and swords, various.
la. 0O0 cartridge boxes. various.
$1,000 cavalry saddles, various.
5000 artillery saddles, various.
23, 100 curb brides, various.
10000 watering brides, various.
1900 ha]ters. various.
l4,4SO leather traces, various.
40I 1856 pounds of cannon powder.
S28 450 pounds of mortar powder.
III, $50 pounds of LII usket powder.
l82O0 pounds of rife powder.
1884, $40 pounds OF damaged powder.
so, ,S34 600 musket and pistol percussion caps.
VIZ ought and cast iron scrap, etc. etc.
Persons desiring catalogues OF the storesto
be sold cs obtain them by application to the
Brevet Colonel S. Crspin, U. s. A., purchasing
agent, corner of Houston and Greene streets,
New YORK; upon apRiGeliSSnn af this sEssnal
Lieut. Col of Ord. and Bt. Brig. Gen. u. s. A.,
Commanding. 81
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Close at the Philadelphia Post Office for all places
on the road and It's branches at a. M. and for ths
prlncipal stati0na only AZ 2l5 NJ. W 'le
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MORNINg ExpRNss.

:, AZ s.iP A. Nd. FOR Reading, Lebanon Harrisburg,
fottsVIlie Pine Grove, Tamequa, Sunbury, WIlliams
port Elmirs, Rochester, Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Milkesbarre PittAton, York, Carlisle ChambersburR,
The 7SO A. M. train connects at READING with
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains for Allentown
etc., and The 816 A. M. train connects with the
Le5snqn Valley train for Harrisburg, etc.i at PORT
Transport, LOCK Haven, Elmlra, ETC.; at HARRIS
BURG with Northern Central Cumberland Valley,
and Schuylkin and Susqnehanna trains for North.
cumberland, Wiilamsport, York, ChamberaburE.
PinegrOve, etc.
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AUCTION SALES
M THOMAS 4 sONS Nos - = -
ANAe q. FOURTH eTREEsh NVS' t39 AND lAl

M THOMAS & BONs. Nos - 80 -
ANAe 3. FOURTH sTREHi "Ve' tSs AND lAl
Gale at the Auction Rooms, Nos I'm
HANDSOME HousESo OLD 1Iee'' Fup '"
flsNO, MIRRORS, FIRE PROOF - ~ II u E,
CARPETS, ETC AND orAER
On Thursday Morninp
ApIIl J, at O'Clock, at the auction room. ~.
lotue, large assortment of superior househny Gaia
niture, Comprsing-2 handsome rcsewood M ~ ter-
tuis covered with figured brocatelle oiled wainU,
chamber suits; superior library and dining i'm ,,r
plate mirrors; walnut secretary and bookcases 10
wa nut library chairs: handsome wardrohes side.
boRrt: extension. centre, and bouques tables; fna
plated wsYe china and glassware: line hair mat
tres es and feather beds; superior oiGe furniture.
superior hre-prooi safe made by T Dolan; soon
suming and cooklngstoves. IefrgerAtors; large as
sortmsnt OF tnware; handsome velvet. Brussels and
other Carpets cabinet makers bench ETC. etc 3J 2t
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MALLS

Leave Philadelphia daily at 4S5 A. M, 1880 noo,
3 and z. Nj. Tor Reading, Lebanon, HarrJsnUUo1n
POttsVille Port Clinton. aad all pOlnIa beyond
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ERHIQHT
FREIGHT TRAIN

Goods Of all descriptions forwarded TO all the abovs
points from the Company's new freight depot RrosS
ard Willow streets.
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COVER NMENT SALES.

VI At the AUGUSTA ARSENAL, near
Augusta, Ca on the 2lst OF April, 1862 com.
articles will be cold at public auction, VIII
$4,000 pounds unfinished (miltcake) Powder,
Aug usta Mills, 1865
4 GOO pounds Blasting Powder (damaged).
23,0l5 pounds Wrought Iron Scrap (sxles and
tires), obtained from breaking up
gun. carriages.
20,03i pounds CAST Iron Scrap.
S,A64 pounds Cast Iron (held shot and shelO.
SOS pounds Gunboat Iron Plates, 9Mx7x
S92 poun ds Scrap Brass.
LOCO pounds Sheet Tin (damaged).
IL, 500 pounds Woollen Rags.
1891 pounds Cotton Rags.
2l2 Cavalry and Artillery Blankets (worn
10000 Unfilled Canister Tins and Cartridge Box
10000 Yards OF Grey Webbing, l inch wide, for
manufacture of hallers and reins
new, and of good quality
4W0 Yards of the same, Inches wide.
$50 Gross White Bone Buttons, English
manufacture. new, and of good
$40 Gross New Iron Buckles and Rings, for
harness. etc.
Halters, Brides, Spurs etc.
A large lot of Artillery harness. with spare
Traces. Hames. Breast Straps, ,Breech.
tngs, Harness, Irons, etc.
A lot Of spare Implements and Equipments,
Tools etc. for field batteries:
A lot OF old Machines, and WORKOUT Carpen-
Tools
few old Carbines. Muskets, with lot of
spare parts and appendages for the
same,
Catalogues of the above stores can be OBJ.
tained from the Ordnance Office, Washington;
from the Commanding Ohtcer, Frankford
Arsenal, near Philadelphia; from Colonel s.
Crispin, Ordnance Agency, corner Houston
and Green Streets New York City; and from
the undersigned.
Terms cash. Stores to be removed within
ten days.
d. W. FLAGLER,
3 20 Gil Captain of Ordnance,
Bvt. Lt.-Col U. s. A, Com manding.
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PERKIoMEN RAILROAD

Passengers tor Skippack take 7'30 A. M and
NJ. trains from Phllsdepha, returning from Sklppac
Al $40 A. NJ and 1245 p M stage lines for vsrioI
points In Perkiomen Valley connect with trains
Collegeville and Skippack.
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CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passengers for Downingtown and intermed ate
points ske the 80 A. M, l2'3O, and E. M. trains
rom Philadelphia Returning from Downingto Wn
at 6'3O A. M, IL 45 and 5'l5 p. nj.
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BAGGAGE.
Dungans Exprsss will collect baggage for all trains
leaving ThilRoelphia Depot. OIders can be ieTl n,
No. 2z5 Fourth street. or at the Depot, Thirteenth
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AFTERNOON EXPIRES
POTTaTOWN TTOH.

Leaves PhIIadeIphIa az $3.50 +. N for Reading
POttsville Harrisburg, etc. connecting with Reading
and Columbia Railroad trains for Columbia, etc.
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Leaves Pottatown at 645 =. M, stopping at inter-
mediate Btationo arrives In Philadelphia $40 A. NJ.
Returning, leaves Philadelphia 1t p M; arrives Ia
POttstown at els p. M.
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A UGTIioNy UGTIioTNys SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO-
DEPOT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March IL, 1869 !
VIII be sold at publicsauction, at SCHUYL:
1h ddIadk on fa the 10
following articles of clothing, siea0, but rated
unsuitable Tor issue to troops, VIII
1889 pairs Pegged Bootees.
Ard the following articles OF Clothing and
EQuipage, unserviceable:--
1850 Blankets.
81 Great Goats, lined
l246 Sack Goats. lined,
6Si Canteens, complete.
254 Jackets privates'.
73S Flannel and Knit Shirts.
3Sl pairs Stockings.
S3 go pairs pairs Trowsers. mounted mount
Also, at the same time end PLACES large guam
THY of old rope. tent cuttings, buriaps. petro-
leum paper, cotton cuttings, Old packing boxes
TERMS Cash In Government funds. Cash at
time of purchase for al sales below S25. de-
post of 25 per cent. win be required on all sums
Catalogues of the property to be sold will be
furnished upon application Y y tnis q EN6s 9S1es'
Brevet Colonel and A q. N. u. S. a..
SlS lOE Depot Quartermas,er
pUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
a arse quantity of Copdemped Ordnance and ora.
nonce a s'Gses gcK T 81 095ed Ss IS a. RgbG Aqc
| WEDNESDAY, April 2, 1869, Rt 10 o'cl5ck A. Ia.
The following comprises some % the principal T.
| eles to be 81 Id viz -
| % Iron Cannon, various Canbree,
lIOO Field CarTisgra and Lin.bera.
| 1870 sets OF 4 rtillery HarpesS,
| 10 eco pounds Shot and shell
| 5000 SITS OF Infantry AcCOuueTaanCs,
| 92lO McClellnn Ead0leA,
| 700 rtillery Saddea.
| 200 Halterg,
| 100 Saddle BAnkets.
a0sO watering Rrdles.
| 940O Cavalry Curb Brides,
! S900 Aitiliery races and AsInss' , - .
peTsops Wishing catalogues OF n stores 10 be rold
nn,n ohtsin hem by application 20 INC Dnei OF Ord.
nance at Washington, D. g. or Rrevet Colonel g.
| CJIBfIN, United States ArmSl F1Ieh aslng OHlcar
| Sornsr of II CUSTOM and CIR EFb streets, Kew York
| NitS' Va NF" 4, j, R0DMAN,
| Lieutenant Colonel Ordnance
! Rrevet BriSsdier-Gen U. s. Al
| Commanding,
| Rock land Arsenal, January 25, 1863. I2OtAg
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NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTsBURa AND

Leaves New York at "a, M. and and ?. M,
and connecting at Harris urg with Pennsylvania
and Northern Central Railroad Express trains for
Pittsburg, Chicago, Willlamsport Elmlra, BaIti.
more, etc, - -,
$50 ana 500 A. M. and 10 81 r NJ, passing Reading
new York at ii a. M and l2'z0 ana p. n, Sleepins
cars accompany these trains through between Jerse
Cijty and Plitsburg without change.
A Mail Train Tor New York leayes Harrisburg at
$40 A. M, and 205 p. M Mail train for Harrisburg
leaves New York at IL NJ.
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EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia to principal stations, good n
sstuxday Sunday, Gn0 Monday, at reduced rare. a.
be had oniy At the Ticket Office, ~ Thirteenth A.
ChllOwhiu Atreet6.
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WEsE JEKsEY RAILROADS

Prom foot OF MARX Ell street Upper Ferryh
OOm mencipg TIL u hSDAY, april ~ u
TRAINS LEAVE as FOLLOWa s,x
For Cap9 May and stations below hilViiS' 80
For %nyl!e, vineland. and intermediate stations
For Bridgston. salem. and way stations 500 A. n.
and $50 y. M. oov ~
For Woodbury. At 800 A. M, ais $50, and goo z.
Freight train leaves Camden daily ~ IA V0aooA
Freight received NJ second covered whAsf below
Walnut street, daily.
WILLIAM J. SEW ELL
N 6apegintendsn&