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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-25

The Bitters are beautifully put up in large
bottles at the low price of 81 so per bottle.
or three bottles fors6 90, sent to any part Of
the country. by express, on receipt Of price.
Also for sale by druggists.
Sold in Fayetteville By Smith q Blaks4-ts
Nashville By Berry, DenOUile d Co.
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Marriages
MARRIED.:

In this county, Thursday, 18th inst, by Rev
A B. Coleman, Mr.. w. A. WILLIAMS and
Miss MATILDA BEASLEY.
Marriage licenses have been issued TO the fol-
lowing parties since our last:
Mr.. James F!7Pierce and Miss Louella Cold.
we'll.
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an1 &c restored to health aad manhood again.
Price. only 81 90 per bottle, or six bottles
for So 90. SGGrruu py all Druggists.
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EARLY ROSE potato.

~ NEPOUND EARLY ROSE SENT BY
Omail post paid, 81. Abs. Early Rose,
sent by mail, post paid, 50. Best Spring
Wheat in the world he Earliest and most
productive Cornj wonderful yielding Oats
White and bIack-weigbing 45 pounds to the
bushel Spring Barley Grass Seeds Fowls !;
Eggs; Hogs The Great Feed Gutter. Send
for the ExPERIMENTAL FARM JOURNAL MOST
VALUABLE MAGAZINE IN THE CoUETRY--oniy
81 SO per year Subscribe if Won want to
make your Farm pay. Address GEoA. DEITz,
hershnrgh. Pa.
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CASH CAPITAL,
Officers.

omcera.
JOHN n. BASS, President.
+. W. HOYTE. Secretary.
7. A. ATCH1SON, M d, Med. Examiner
j. G. MCCRORY. Treasurer.
D. P. FACKLER, Consulting Actuary.
S. Fl. STOUT, NJ. D., General Agent.
ESA. D. W. HOLMAN, Agent Lincoln Co.
esa. Drs. B. L. Hester and S. NJ McEJroy,
Medical Examiners. decl9-1y
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FlVe Cents ReaC0a'd.

d UN away from the subscriber on Norris
II Creek bound black boy named Alexan-
der, aged about I6 years, about AZ feet high,
weighs about 100 H. dark complexion. The
above reward will be paid for his delivery to me
March ll--3t. II. FL. Golfer.
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Bankruptcy Middle District Of Tennessee
THVHE undersigned hereby gives notice that
L ne has been appointed assignee of J.
E. Green, of Lincoln county, Tennessee,
within said district. who has been adjudged
bankrupt upon his own petition by the Dis
trict Court of said district.
marcbI8 c.. G. MCKINNEY, Assignee.
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English Female Bitters


LADIES OF AMERICA MATRoNs OF oUR OWN
Soil Do you wish the gentle Eephyrs OF
health to fan the brow with touch OF delighH
Do you wish the pale, sad check tinged with
the roseats hues of nature Do you wish
the dark, murky clouds of despair to be sue
ceeded By the radiant colors of hope and con-
ISOLATION II so, use
nR0MGOOLE & co.'s
II English Female BitteTs,
Do you wish the groan of misery hushed and
the tears Of the diseased wiped from Sorrow
cheek
.TTSE ENGLISH
~ Female Biitcrs.
Do you wish to be relieved of that lingering
FEMALE COMPLAINT which anuoys your
thoughts by day and haunts your dreams hy
night? Do you wish to addhealih, strength,
buoyaucy ard beauty to your feeble and eraa>
ciated frame If so,
4 USE ENGLISH Ho,.,.n ,,,.
As certain and powerful
UTERINE REGULATOR
restoring the Uterus to its healthy functions
at all times when w1naturatly disturbed, is
has 10 equal on the American continent and
no suffering female should delay in testing ita
intrinsic value. Two-thirds of the sntira
female population are suffering with some
form of those complaints peculiar to theis
sex, which annually consigD thousands to "a
untimelY grave.
TNHE ENGLISH
Il Female RitfeFs
Is tS only combination that lCiH 0ctu1Hy aTotzss
and restore tie sO0ab TO ITS aat,yQ! condition.
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MARREN'S YARNS,

Il mers aud all others dealing in yarns in
Lincoln and adjoining counties, that am still
in the same old business of making superior
quality of Cotton Yarns. All orders will
be promptly filled and shipped by R. Road to
any place ordered. at Nashville prices.
Address all orders to HENRY WARREN,
March lI-6m Oregon, Tenn
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IOSTY

I'm the town of Fayetteville, on We'd
L nesday, December 10th, pale red muly
COW, gives great deal of milk from three
teats ouiy. Marks not recolected. A reward
of Five Dollars will be paid for her re-
covery, information to be left at the OBSERVES
Office. (marchl8) j. B. RANEY.
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Bankruptcy Middle DiStTiGtOf Tennessee
TE,HE undersigned hereby gives notice
i that he has been appointed assignee of
J. N. George, of Lincoln county, Tonnes
see, within said district, who has been adj
Judged bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court of said district
marchI8 G.. @. MCKINNEY. Assignee.
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Magnolia Water Superior TO the best import
I'd German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
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Extract Bearbenr and Bnchu

DROMGOOLE 8CO'S
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WILMINGTON, A \
PHILADELPHIA,

4 PHILADELPHIA, WlLMlNOION, N ID
I BA ALTIMOHE kA1LkOAO.-I1ME lABLE.-
viii leave Depot corner Broad street and Washing
ton aV enne Ss folIuwB;-
Way Mali Train ~ 81 A. M, lSundAya excepted),
for Baltimore stopping At s regular station4. Con.
nsciinp WITH DelRW are RaiJEoad at Whining ton for
Or sn, Ia and intermediate stations.
Express Train at ~ M tounosys enICCepteol ior
Perm Vile, ana Havre-t e-0rsce, connects at VIII
mlnston with train 10r New Cattle.
saItimOre and WsshiL gton, stopping al Chester,
TnuIIOW, Linwood, Clay mont WliiminsgIn, New.
port, stanton, newark, EiRton, No Onafles-
lawn Pelry vile, Hevre de Grace, Aberdeen Perry
manis EdgewOod, Magnolia, Chases' and stemmers
RpI, Express At Il'SO p. NJ. DAILY for Baltimore
"a ~ SsniL gIon, stopping al Chester, ThurOw, Lin
Eood CLAY mont, Wilmington, Newark Elkton,
SOfSh- hast, Perr{ Vile and AayEe ae Grace. IN,
take the i2V" WSviILMINGIoN " TRAINS
stopping al an STATIONS between Philadelphia and
itsge sPthiadelphla a. llOoA. M, 2so. sOe and
200 p M. The 6'0OP. M. Trad connecx Win Della
SSre Kal,road toE harrington And intermediate
'HSNs sSVs Wilmington 7oo and $40 A. M lso 4l6 and
ISvtt..T and PhiRoeIph pha. The 7OOP o.. Train from
SIp'Irn1osIon runs daily; all othel Accommodation
TIaiLs snnGi,o snai,lore 10 Phaaelphia-Leave Baltimore
,de M Way Mail 9'S6 A. ID, express. rs y. M.
Itasss 10 .. ' 2 rs r. M, E1press. 1,,u,,
Expfs ,AV TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
1aSSoa baltimore az a 70 r. NJ, stopping az Mag
,oiia Perryman's. Aberdeen, haVre e0race' Perry
| utIe ChaflesIow n, North, Eas Elkton, NewArk
| Stanton, Newport, Wiimins'on' SiAS NUM- LnwoOo
Ana Chester tickets TO AI points West, South, ant
may be Contipsn, HOTEL WheSe sis,
Shesh4s sI and BeIths In sleeping OaTs can b,
a6 Ssne SnIing the day, Persons puIchaSing ticket
al this ofce can haye ,Snsse4 company 'nei resi-
oence ny '"e III. +. KENNEY, Superintendent.
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RAILROAD LINES.

1899 FOR NEW YORK.-THB CAMDgN
1NDTSSNAoRR A6R hMs2X AER RRIkApEfRfHHIAA a De
From k,l.1 p PHI ~, I,L,ADELPHIA TO NEW YORK, AND
-. ysoS wALNpr srnnEz wHARy.
via Ga@ae1 and e"E Jelse, %VSS CITY E3 Mail s
A, sP n, via Camden and Amboy Exprees..... 800
A%cGS sns sGd lni:T%eSs's es stssS ssss'S
AtssPS S A. sns & fns ~ 70, sns TTepsSD TsD p
Isn M for Bordsntown Burlington, Beverly, and De-
siso sacd and 10 A. M l. $40 49, and Il'sc r
SisS House. snds YsrIS r o1 FiOrsnoS and
Tss'Y"' The and llN P, M Lines leave from Marke,
street Ferry upper side)
AT II A. M. via KensiI gton and Jersey City. Kew
YORK M Express Line, Fare ss
and Bri toll. And o. 1915 M for Bristol
Az 7.so and II A. M. 80, and p. NJ. for MorrsvIe
' Al 7'so and lois A. NJ. and 2sO, and 6P. M. for
AZ sosnd ioiS a. IA S'So d. s. and p. for Corn.
ns % and ana for
Ao6ss6pTE and On IN ermedase S,s, stss.ii,oIns, -
Viz .aS cCnssS'HS s!se So Esysy 3 pS Now vor
At II 80 p. Nj. EmgTant Line; Fare, g.
As NJ 1 SnS sss aqs IT, oa 14s E"n'on
r AZ oSHiEn I9T
burg Tacony, WRsinoming, BridesburE, and FRANK
M $40 AND NJ Lines win run
on Third % Or FiftS Streets. st Ghssnat' 30 minStes
run direct 70 est Phladelphia Depot, Chestnut and
Walnut within one square, On SundRyH the Market
Street cerg Will run to connect with the s4b A. M 6S0
and IL p nj. Lines.
bkLVlDEBh DE- LAwAkE RAILROAD LINES,
KhNSIHGToN DEPOT.
AT 7'SO A. NJ. for Niagara Falls Buffalo. DuRkirk,
Elmira, Ithaca UWegU, Rochester, BngnemJon, OR-
wego syracuse Great BEND, MuntrOse, Wllkesbar re,
scranton, strOudsburE, Wafer Gap schooley's Noun
tain, etc.
Al 7'SO A. M. and $3.50 p M. for Belyidere, Eagton,
Lambertville, Flemlngton, etc, Tne B'JU Z h. Line
connects direct with the rain leaving Easton tor
MauCh Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, etc.
At6 p. n for Lambertvile and intermediate Sta
uons.
PEN BERTON "A ID HlGHTSIoWN RAIL-
pROM MARKET STREET FERRY. Upper side.)
Al and III A M, l'SO 20, ana 6SO 4. M, for Mer-
ID hainsport, Hount Holly, omthville. Ewamville
VincentowH. BitTins ham, 3 ana Pempsrton: .,s,o,,
wrghtstOwn, Cookslown, New Egypt, Hornerstown,
Cream Ridge, I'm Ia sLown sharon, and Highstown.
il8 WILLIAM II. GATZMEk, Agent,
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RAILROAD LINES.

uTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv RAILROAD.-WINTER ARRANGEMENT;
-On and after MONDAY, October D, 1885, Trains will
Leave Philade elphis nom the Depot THIRTY-
80 p M AIS p. NJ, 4'6O 2. N; 6'i5 and II 80 r M
|Teave Mest Chester for Philadelphia, from Deport
on Esst MAX ct street at rs A. M, 46 A, M 800 A.
H., io:4b "A. M. 1856 p. M. 400 2. NJ, and $50 r. NJ
,na PhiIadeipha aI so p M, win stop AZ b. O Juno
tinn and Media only PasseDg gers 70 or from station
S.nea, s West Chester and b. O. Junction. going
IaR Leaving % % Tss tSs Shssiss ssn ssvns g.
Phiadephia at lbO p. M, ana transfer ~ D. VI
Jpncnqn srot In philadelphia is reached directly by
the Chestnut and Walnut Street cara TnSse OF ths
ars ~ both Inca connect with each train upon IL
hrVA' ON SUNDAYS
IAava philadelphia at 5 80 A. IA, and Ey 4; "a;
Leave West Cheser A. SS a. "a snI s VV n and a.bO
and leaving West Chester A. & sSc 1sns A. M on ond ~
m't cVp"Ve ~ STford aud intern ediate points.
| ~ yInS ~ ~ ''' ~ HENRY WOOD, General bopI
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sfficient PERFORM ance OF his duties; and that he
shall aLend at the Lord Onsmberlain's
the play bills of all the metropolitan theatres,
so as TO sotsfy himself that no theatrical
pl, ces are announced contrary TO toe Lord
Chamberlain's decision, 2. That the reader
shall attend personally at the theatres or
~ oons In any case wnen important alterat ions
have been made In plays omitted to the Lord
Chancellor for license, or whenever any re.
port has been made OF Improperly either Ia
drsma ITSELF or the mode of placing IL on the
stage; IL beipg the opinion of the Lord Imam.
beIiain that The duty Of Examiner is not only
to read plays submitted for license and ad wise
thereon, but that he is responsible TO him
Tor seeing that the play when acted CORES
licensed by the Lord g O1smberiain. B. Fnat as
the Lord Chamberlatn's attention has been
directed during the last few years TO tue i'm
proVement of the theatres, especially as reg ards
proper space ing afforded to the public, not
only IL The boxes, but more particularly in the
pit and galleries, with q view OF epsuriug by
such arrangements increased comfort, order,
and decency, aud also as regards more perfect
stt sysIem "a OF Ilghting ana ventilation, security
case OF sudden panic he wishes the attention
OF the Reader of the PLAYS to be particularly
directed to these points, aud 20 consider it his
duty with the assistance of a professional
Surveyor annually. or should IL be deemed
pece ssary, more frequently, TO report TO the
Lord Cham berlain the state of progress which
is made In these respects, and to offer any sug-
aestops which may advance the objects the
Lord Chamberlain has In view."
Mr.. Dome, it may be- added, is disposed to
take rather a hopeful view of the present con-
dition and prospects of dramatic literature.
The number of new pieces annually produced
has rather declined within the last twenty
years or theresbOuts. He recollects "a time
when at the Surrey alone seven or eight new
pieces were brought out every quarter OF year,
or even more" On the other hand, there has
been ga very remarkable improvement in the
authorship of plays" ga higher style of
writing is very perceptible." Mr.. Dome
scouts the idea OF decline of the drama. 'It
must be remembered, he says, "that in
looking back we see the top of the mountain
only, the two or three good plays which have
lived, but not the masses of rubbish that were
acted in those days, and that L..,v since sunk
out of sight and mind" Among "the noun
tain tops" of modern dramatic literature Mr..
Donne specifies Richelieu, Lady of Lyons, Vir-
giniuS, Ion, The Patrician's Daughter, Still
Waters Run Deep (adapted from the French,
The Jicket-of- Lca0e Man (taken from the
French), Arrah-na Pogue, Ihe Colleen Bawn.
These are, he believes, "likely to survive,
and are certainly far more deserving of sur
viving than two-thirds of the plays of the last
century and half"
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN For BETHLkHEM, D0YLESTOWN, MAUOH
LHQNK, EAsToN, WILLILA1MsP0ET, VILLA WILKES
PlTTSToN, ,TuNKHANHoOK, AND sCRANToN.
WINTER ARRANGEM ENTS.
Pass enRer Trains leave the Depot, corner OF tBERK9
RndAMERICAN Streets, daily l5undsyH excepted),
At745 A. n .(Expresa for Bethlehem, Allentown,
auch ChunA, Hazleton, w Willamsport, WilkesbaKre,
MahanOy City, Pittston, and Tunkhannock.
946 A. N. (Expressl Tor Bethlehem, Easton, Allen
town, Mauch Chunk, Whkesbarre, Ptttston and
Al i45 P. NJ. (Express) for Bethlehem Mauch
Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Piltston, and Scranton.
Az 500 r N: for Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown
For DoyIestown ct s'45 A. NJ, 46 and AIS p. M
For Fort Washington AZ l0'45 A. NJ and ll'S0 p. M.
For Lansdale at 62O p. N.
Fifth and sixth streets, Second and Third streets
and Union City Passenger Railways run 10 the new
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem 81 10 A. M,, 2'l0 b25, and $40
From poyisstown, 2, e. 81. s'ss A M.' 4'5S and 7P.M.
grom Fort Washington at 10 IS A. M. and $40 p N
ON SUNDAYS.
philadelphia for Bethlehem at 30 A. n.
Phnade delphiR for DOylest0wn at y. NJ.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at A. NJ.
Baihlehem for Philadelphia at II. M.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through ~
MRnn's North Pennsylvania Baggage Express ohce,
"s' A'0s' ELLIS CLARK. Agent
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nTEsT JERsEY;1, dads
tRrom foot Of nj AKK EFT Street Upper Ferryl
oOmmsnsnE WEPNAESVPnA1h 1h sFsSIt1%SsF F6II1Ws L. is'a
For Cane NAY and stations below Ailivills, FlS
r For % mvnle, vineland and intermediate stations
TCs Brldss'on' salem. and way stations SIS A. Il
Fos Woodbury at slB A. NJ. slb. $40. ana 500 p
Freight train leave. o~naoen uAns ~ n ooioo3
hISr Treight rscsived ., second covered whAAf,sIa
wslsTl stEssi no. sgs south psAwAreaye
NAe'aN Hs7tO'"s' WILI.1AM. ]. BEWELL
IA superintendent
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PENNsYLvANIA HOSPITAL
The attending MAnagers aIe;- -.

The attending Managers are:--
Wistar Morris. No. 200 Third street.
B. Morris VAIN, No. l28 s. Delaware avenue.
Attending Physiclan-J. M. Da Costa, M. D., NO.
1895 Spruce street. -.
Attending surgeOns-wiliiam Hunt NJ. D., No 1900
Thomss George Morton. M. D.. No. l42 Ohesnut
street.
The Physician and Surgeons attend at the Hospi-
tai every day snndays excepted) 70 receive appca-
pa,sons EerIousiy Injured by accident are always
AdmiILsd II brought W the Hospital Immediately
hereafter. A@l
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES

PROPOSALS. FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
CAVALRY DEPARTMENT.,
CARLISLE BARRACKS, PENNSYLVANIA,
OFFICE ACTING ASSISTANT tlUARrERMASPER,
February 20 1869.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until ~ M. the 10Th day OF March, 1852 Tor fur.
nishing this Department with FORTY (4O
CAVALRY HORSES, to be delivered at Carlisle
Barracks. Pennsylvania, ON or before the Ioth
OF April, 1869 -, ..,,,,,,..a
well broken, in full flesh and good c condition,
from fifteen (l5) to sixteen (lb) hands hga from
five (5 TO nine (0 years old, and we'll adapted ID
every way to cavalry purposes -, =, .,,,i
The foregoing specincatons VIII pe iisioiS
adhered to. H., ,,,o rasoo,,
s,hIe nersons whose signatul es must ne ap,
nended 10 the bid and certified TO by the U United
States District Judge, Attorney, or other pubic
officer, as being good and sumclent security Ior
Tba riSht is reserved 70 reject any bid deemed
too 6ieh, and no bid from defaulting con-
By order OF the Quart "a IS r Se4ersMI HnM
a1ot Acting A. @. M.
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AUCTION SALES

M THOMAS q SONS, NOE. Iso Ann IlI
VNLs 9. FOURTH sTREEf.
RNoTIoE The sale Of Horses. Carriages. He.r.a.
etc etc e. % and Vine sTsss bslopgng
notice.
DUNTING, DUkBOkOW q CO., AUoTT01,
ID EERs, Nos. 2s2 and 2S4 MARK kT Street. ccrnes
LARGE SPECIAL r., sAhE e41Tvd OF READY-MAbS
On "wednesday Morning. March H.
taTi Inns q IssSSSsSis sR5IaS stsIc; s6S
Particulars hereafter: Ts2n
BY order of Executo.s. A LARGE LINE OF
READ 7 MADE CLOTHING.
LARGE SAFE qE bg F8EESH Sgb
On oGInc IhS 5sdsy S tS1T %FqlSg monb. Oroo as
LARGE SALE OF CARPETINGs oILCLoTHs
CANTON MATTIEGS ErO,
On Friday Morning G365t
2Ot pisces of Ingram Venetian list, bemp coaSSe.
rag cArpetings, noor oll-cloths mAttlngs, etO.
LARGE SALE OF FRENCH AND OTHER
on Monday Morning, [ssa
March 10. at 10 0 clock, on four months credit.
TTHoMAs BIRCH a SON, AUCTIONEERa
oHEsNUT straet; rear entrance No. llO7 sanzom I6T
SALE OF FsuPERIoR ENehIsH HsILyER;PLArED
DE%R Sew TSs :Ss
by royal authority. Sheffield, Englaod.
On Wednesday Morning, At 10 o'clock.
and
~ On Wednesday Evening.
At7H O'Clock. At the auction store, No. ITO Ches-
nut street, VIII be sold, large assortment OF the
above elegant are, eomprlnng tea SETS with urns To
match, OF new detiRns; large trays. from Is TO 80
tnc es; wine ard pickle strnds cake and frut bAs-
kes; dinner and breakfast cRsprs In great variety
spoon Robles; ice pi,chere; molasses jugs
slande; drinking Ietea tete sets; flower vases
"U"ef oi'nts' eptTrsnssIIE ~ BE etg tCg1TLERY.
Also 1i mi n Of pearl and Ivory handle
Also spoons, forks, and ladies OF various kinds
Goods now open for examination. 3sA
IMPORTANT PEREMtToRY SALE
HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS.
the Private Col ection OF
- u. II, GRATZ, E q.
Mr 0RATI beng about 10 visit HNope has iu-
structed us TO sell at public sale hts ensrs cole ton
and Am ericen artists
The sale will teke place
On Thureday and Friday Evenings
March 1lth and 18th. at ~ O'Clock at
- No. 1231 Chestnut street.
The Collection comprises nne specimens OF the
henrietta Ropper Meyerheim Paul Weber.
Won Ssbin. Laurent De Buel. Herring.
lie Poitevin, Auguet Knip, Koesk0ek.
CaTOn, Wm, BhaYer, Er, marOhn,
Leichsrt. Deveney, De La Porto,
BelaDge, Miohent, George Iuness
| Thomas Sully, Roster, Edward Moran
| James Hamilton, Thomas Birch, q, KIeghOf,
| Joshua Shaw, Zimmerman, Dddlart.
Also wATFh CoLoRa, by osttermoie. Pearson.
Cooper. Hoguet. Moran, Hardy, Somers and others.
Catalogues are now ready and the feintings open
for exhibition. SSH
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CARTRIDGES

PsrroIt and Hotchkiss projectiles for all cali
pres of cannon; round shot, smells, canister and
spherical case for oil calibres. Also, fixed am
munition for the same.
Mukket percussion caps from oroken-up am
munition.
The Ordnance Department reserves the right
to reject ali bids not deemed satk factory. Prior
to the acceptance of any bid IT 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-
peTty is delivered. Twenty days will be al
lowed for the removal OF stores
Bidders Will state explicitly the point or
noints where they will accept storss. Dellve-
ries will only be ma lie at the arsenals.
Samples can be Sc. \ at t ais oftice, or at any
of the arsenals in the IniLed states.
Proposals will be addressed TO the under
sip ned and endorsed proposals for purchaslng g
Ordnance Stores" For farther Information
apply TO the undersigned. , cp,sp,>y
Brevet Colonel U. s. A.,
Al Major of Ordnance
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TT 8. Or N A Q E A q T. N Q Y,
IL. Corner HOUSTON and GREENE Streets,
(Entrance on Greene; p. o. Box S1l,)
NEW YORK, Feb. Is. 1859.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. will be re.
ceived at this office until SATU URDAY, March
q, 1869, at IL M, for purchasing, in quantities.
the following kinds of ORDNANCE STORES,
now on hand at the different arsenals In the
limited States:-
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PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
u NORkISIOWN RAlLkOAD.


TIME TABLE.
FOH GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at o, z, 8, 9O5 10, IL, IL A. NJ
l. q j6, az. A. g. 50. tlO, 2 8 8, 10, IL, IL r. M.
Leave Germantown at 8, q IA, g. 82O, TO- IL, IL A.
M, L. 3. 4, Al. 6 6h,7 8, 8, 10, II p. M
not stop on The Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia Al els A. M, q q and l0% p. M
Leave Germantown at g. l5 A. NJ, l. 8, 90 p, nj.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Phiiadelphia ~ g. g. 10, IL A. M, g. 3%, 5x.7
Leave Chestnut Hill at 7IO, g. $40, lI.40 A. H. 1Yo.
s.4O $40, $40, $40, and 10 40 p. M w.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philadelphia at 9l5 A., and z p M.
Leave Chestnut Hill ~ 760 A. M, R40, $40, and rs
p. NJ.
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRI6TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia NJ 6, IN g. ana llO5 A. M, .lx,
3, "a, 6H. 614, O5, and llA r. NJ.
Leave NOrristown at $40, 7'6o g. and II A. M, Ia,
8, ~, 81, and 816 r. H.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave philadelphia at 9 A. NJ: 215 and ia p N
Leave Norristown at 2 A. M; bh and9 p. III.
FOR MANAYUNR.
Leave Phi sdelphia At 9, IA Q, and ll05 A. M; IA,
8, AZ. 5H, So, O6, and ll1s p. NJ. ~
Leave Mani Junk al 6l0' IA s2O pa, and ll7S a. NJ
q Sh, 8, Ga. anA p. ID.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia a. ga. M 2H and ~ p: NJ
Leave Manayunk at7H A. M and 91R p. NJ.
w, b, WILSON, General Superintendent.
Depot. Ninth and Green streeIS.
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ERANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent
No. ll6 MARKET street.
SAMUEL d. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent NJ the Depot
The Pennsylyanis Railroad Company viii not as
surne any rDk for Baggage, except for Wearing APP
pnrel and limit theiF responsibility 70 One Hundred
Dollars in value All baggage exceeding that amount
in value will be At the risk OF the unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
sS General Superintendent Altoona, Pal
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Dupgan's Express win collect baggage for all trains
LEAVING Philadelphia Depot. ORDERS can be len al
Nc. 225 Fourth street. or at the Depot Thirteenth
and allow hill sLrtelB.
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RAILROAD LINES.

AND ERIE RAILROAD
i WINTER TINE BE pE4IT' HH1 pI4Ta AT
RAITiMORE. HARRIsBUh9i VILLA ~ MsHS1iL,
AND THE GREAT OIL REGION oF FhSNsf%
VIsaant sleeping Oars on all Night Trains 1859 ,ns
trains % on the Philadelphia ana Erie hsino"u "An