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MEMS and BOYS FNB CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
@ 245 MAIN STR e T..

and is growing stronger every day, while
the allies are unable to move, and are
losing strength the longer they remain.
Nothing had yet been heard from Min
lister Mcmahon.
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A singular Outrage I'm Atlanta.

From the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle. June A.
The Atlanta papers of yesterday have
but very little 10 say with regard to the
row iu that place on Tuesday night and
the subsequent action taken by General
Terry, the commsndant Of this Depart
ment From a gentleman who arrived
here from Atlanta yesterday we get
further interesting particulars. ltseems
that E. B. Pond, the proprietor Of the
National Hotel, General Terry, and
Governor R. B. Bullock, were seated in
front Of the hotel, at about 8 clock, con.
versing together, when Gaines Chisholm,
q well-known sporting man Of Atlanta,
approached the party, followed by five or
six of his friends. In his hand Chisolm
carried q bucket, partly concealed be-
hind him, which was filled with very
offensive com pound. When within a
few feet of Pond, Chisolm halted and
asked Pond "What was trumps p
Pond, not seeing the fatal bucket, made
some reply, upon which the "sport ex,
claimed, well, it's my play now" and
emp,ied the contents of the bucket on
Ponds head, deluging him from head to
foot, and also splashing liberal
supply Of the offensive material on the
persons of the Commsudant of the De
pariment and the Governor Of the State
Of Georgia. As the astonished and be-
smesred officials started from their seats,
scarcely knowing what to think oil
the unexpected shower-bstb, one Of CHS.
olm's friends fred pistol in the ground
in order to draw q crowd and make the
joke public property. On hearing The
firing, large crowd Of course collected
around the spot, and the sporting men
vamoosed, not, however, until Chisolm
went TO a stranger, who happened to b.
sitting near the dignitaries at the time Of
the shower, and had come in for q sprink
liug himself, and begged his pardon fol
the unintentional insult. No apology
was made to either Bullock or Terry
Terry, either frightened or acting undei
the advice of Bullock, which is mor'
probable, on the instant ordered out thu
military and put guards around The
hotel. Ga Wednesday our informan
states that troops we're marching ell owe
the city, the guards still retained at thu
hotel, and a company of infantry undei
arms 10 the railroad depot No arrests
had been made up to yesterday morning
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and at other times yvry fe
Liver Is generally tie o.
Cur 9 the Liver with
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M e plCAL.

eral costive. semetiml
The head is troubled "
sensation ooraidarahl
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.s i sss I s:ss' R Ssiss sa: Nth Ga'isE
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kTORTH PENNsYLYANIA.s RAILROAD
~ Eor BETHLkHEM, DOY YLESTOWN, MAUUH
SHuNF MAaION, WILL1AM5PORT, WILK Es5-
RARRE. MAHANUY UllYa MOUNT CARMEL,
HAA WdNTER ARRANGEM EETS.
Passenger Trains leave the Depot, corner OF BERK6
and AMERICAN Streets, daily t5undays exoepted),
@A @At79S a. N .(Express for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch UhunA, Hazeton, WiMismsport w iikesbRrre,
Mahanoy City, Ptitston, and Tunkhannook.
9.46 "A, M (ExpreBsl for Bethlehem, EaatOn, Allen
sown, Mauch OhHnk, WnkesbRrre, Pittston, and
At TS5 p. M. (Express) for Bethlehem, Mauch
Chunk, WilkesbarTe, PtttHton, and Scranton.
AZ 500 r. M. Tor Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown
@1S EnT Doylestown at s4B A. M, 2a5 and 4'l5 p M
Eor Fort Washington at l0'45 A. M and IL 30 p. M.
For Lansdale at $40 p. M.
Filth and sixth Streets Second and Third stree IT,
and Union City Passenger Railways run 10 the new
NeSV TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem ~ slO A. NJ, 2'lO, 5s6, and $40
Frcm Doylestown a. ats sss 4; NJ, 46S and7P M.
From Fort Washington a. W 40 A. IA. ana SlO r. M'
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 0 30 A. M
Philadelphia for Doyiestown at +. IA.
UOyleatOwn for Philadelphia 1t A: Ms
Bethlehem for PhiladeIp IphiA at +. M. .A. "a
Tickets sold and baggage checke1 Inaougn @ pa, Al ~
Manns North PennsyfvaniA Baggage EAprehs omce'
NO. 'sss' HA ''''" ELLIs CLARK. AGENT
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ST. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS. MO-,

CT. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
= FEBRUARY 70 1860.
PUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
NANCE AND ORDNANCE ESrORES.-Wlll be
offered for sale, at public auction, at the ST.
Louis Arsenal, st. Louis. Mo-, commencing on
MONDAY, the l2Lh day of April, 1869, at 10
o'clock A. M. large amount of condem ned
Ordnance and Ordnance stores, ETC., consisting
in part of the following articles, VIII
81 cast iron held guns, with carriages and
implements.
100 cast iron guns various, total weight
about $40 tons.
480 tons cannon balls, 6 to 42 pounds
50 artillery carriages, various.
600 sets artillery wheel harness. for two
1890 sporting rifles and shot guns. various.
10, 233 carbines ana rifles, various,
4.4ll sabres ana swords, various.
l23 OO cartridge boxes, various.
l5,OO0 cavalry saddles, various.
1900 artillery saddles, various.
% 1870 curb brides, various.
10000 watering bTtdles various
$1,000 halters, various
l4.480 leather traces, various,
40l ,S85 pounds of cannon powder.
S28 45O pounds of mortar powder.
777,6o0 pounds of III usket powder.
Is 200 pounds of rifle powder.
159,AC pounds OF damaged powder.
9O,634 600 musket and pistol percussion caps.
Wr ought and cast iron scrap, etc. etc.
Persons desiring catalogues OF the sCoresto
be sold ce obtain them by application TO the
Chief OF Ordnance, at Washington, ID. O.; Of
Brevet Colonel S. Crispin, U. g. A., purchasing
agent. corner of Houston and Greene streets,
New York, or upon application at this ARSENAL l
Lieut.. Col. of Ord. and Bt. Brig. Gen. U. S. A.,
Commanding. 81
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which that punishment should identify the
pritOner with the casa Of professional crimi-
nails, ought to bs as fully discussed as the
question Of guilt or innooenos. The Judge
ought to be provided with evidence aud with
the means of collecting evidence, as to the
general character and habits of the prisoner,
and as TO the circumstances under
which he came to commit his crime; he ought
to be not only allowed but required to inter
rogate him at length upon the subject, and to
adjourn the matter until he had, il he thought
ft, verified his statements by independent
evidence; and the final sentence ought to be
the result OF these inquiries. The test of a
certain number of previous convictions for
any one Of the numerous crimes which are in
cluded in the word ''felony" has absolutely
no other merit or relevancy than that of being
easily applied. II proves nothing at all rs to
the real crminality OF the person who is to
receive sentence
Lastly, any measure for the suppression OF
the profession of crime will be very imperfect
which does not provide some means by which
those who are supported by it may be otherwise
provided for. Suppose, upon asoertaining the
fact that man is professional criminal, you
send him to goal for six months; what is he
to do when he comes outY You increase the
difficulty OF his finding honest employment by
punching him for not having found it.
Some well managed system of public works
for criminals and quasi. criminals, from which
they might be drafted as opportunities oc-
CURED, and as they established character
for industry and honesty, appears to us in
dispensable as supplement to any provision
for Furnishing people who cannot show that
they are earning an honest living. II thieves
cannot be hung, and are not to be allowed to
stsrve or to turn the workhouse into moral
cesspools, or to labor in their vocation as
thieves, some other work must be found for
them. The problem is certainly hard, but it
is not, we think, insoluble.
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A. WILMINGTON. 1
PHILADELPHIA,

A) A)dt1AOElfdlAt w WibnhIHOAOG, n " ID
\ BAL1lMOkE RAILkOAD.--I1ME QABLE-
Commencing MONDAY. November 23 le6s.-Tralns
win leave Depot corner Broad street snd Washing
" Way. "a ali Tram al $50 A. hi. Csundays excep.ed,
for Baltimore stopping at all regular sGatlonI Oon
necling with Delaware Railroad AZ Wilmington for
Crlsheid and intermediate stations -
ExpTess Train at II III. (Sundsys excepted) for
Bal l.imOre and Washington, Btopplng at WILMINGTON
Perry vile, and Havre-G eGrace, Connects at VII
E1 1pIess IRAN at 400 p. M (suRdays exceptedl. for
TnnIIow, Lnwood, Olaymont, Wilmington, New
town Perry vile, HaVre de Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
nan'a, Rosewood, Magnolia, chases' ana Stemmera
Night Express at 1880 p. M lDaily) cor Baltimore
and Washington stopping ~ Chester. Th9rlow. Linz
wood, Olay ymoDt, Wilmington, Newark. Elkton,
PssseDg ers for FOILress Monroe and Norfolk Will
take tne u" WViii.MINaToN " TRAINS.
stopping at an Stations between Philadelphia and
Lave PhIadelphia at lloO a. M., 80. 500, and
ware railroad Tor Harrington and intermediate
7.S - NJ The S10 A. Nj. Train VIII not stop between
CSV and Philadelphia. The 7U0P N. Train from
Wilmington runs daily; all other Accommodation
Trains eRaitnioSe 10 Phiaae lphia-Leave Baltimore
7-Sk A M., Way Mall 9'36 A. Mi Express, 225 y. NJ.
ExpTsaffH,N ffH,N n2Ax q = TRAIN W. i FROM BALTIMORE.
Iaaves Baltimore al 7z5 r. NJ. stopping at Mag
noia Pexryman's Aberdeen, HaVre deGrace, Perry.
vile, ChaTlestowDi North East, Elkton, Newark
ana tickets to all points West South, and
SSmt sSreet under Continental Hotel, where also
snsIa Rooma and BerthB In sieeping Oars can be
secured during the day Persons purchasing tickets
At this oihce can nnys ~ '0i A0'
NeN'e ~ H. +. KENNEY, superintendent.
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RAILROAD LINES.

1853 FOR NEW YoRK.-THH CAMDEN
ANDTREssAoRR ANDrTrs ASR hhMg3Y AND RBILADELPa5A "A Ia
EHoM S a u ,RPRsIIiIHAasDELPHIA Ia 10 NEW YORK. AND
a., avn yEoM, wALnyr srnnEr wHAnS.
atsP NJ, yis camden po and AmSoy Expre.s-:.. 800
sns i SsS. SO p n ior T?SS,en.
Ss a. sarnssoS. BE- Bsvsrs sGd ana I De-
~ or sS seS 70 a. M snS %
,,Ta, The .,I% and mS Lines leave from Market
AHA. M. Gs via Kens1stoS KkmMs1ss5os sIa DSfSr ,v
YORK ,ga E1rrsss M Line, Fare 81: o'. 0'S' N''"
saa BfsS Ana "a N a. for Trenton
"A. At7Sp % and II A. M 80, and p M. for MorrsvIIe
Al 7sO and 10 l5 A. M. and gao, ana bP. M. for
ATT Sosnd iOi5 A M asO. 4, s. and p NJ. for Corn.
fng srsesSSas and ana sSr0T %SsSS ,
Hol%Rsss65SMrg Rs6M S1d S p'e%sdisIe Sts1ls01ns
prss. s's L. A Ma sl.sy @ ;, an SsIs e York n1
Atll P. Nj. Emigrant Line; Fare, a.
M SnS e sPe Il M r. 0l N bSs 0s 1[en'on
is A. Msh for M9ssys Tayso
ourg' Tacony, Wissinoming, Bridesburg and Frank
TRe s M $40 sHS Lines win run
For Lines lesyinE Remington depot take the cara
on Third or Fifth streets, at Chestnut, so minutes
Depot
Wsnus within @ one square 9n sundays ga g.. the MssEss s
and IL p. M Lines
BkLVlUkkE UALAWAkE RAILROAD LINES,
Fkok KENSIHeToN DEPOT.
At 7S0 a, M. tor Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkirk,
Elmira, Ithaca, Owego Rochester, Btnghamton, 0s-
wegu, Syracuse, Great Bend, MOntruee, Wlkeabaire,
Scranton, stroudsburg, Water cap, schooleys Noun.
tain, ETC.
AT 7'SO A. NJ and $3.50 p. NJ. for Bevidere, Esston.
LAmbertvIile, Flemington. etc The $3.50 Z. Id. Lire
connects direct with the rain leaving Esaton tor
Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, etc.
. Ar5 p. Il. for Lambertvilie and intermediate Sta
TONS
PEMBER1ON AND H1GhTsTOWN Rail-
IRON MARKET STREET FERRY. Upper sideJ
Al and 10 M. go, 80, and 5'SU p a., for Mer
Transport, Hount Holly, ,mlthvie, Evansville
VincentoWn, Birmingham, and Pemperton.
al a. M, 1870 ana $50 r, NJ, for Lewistow
Wrightstown, Cookstown, New Egypt Hornerstown
liI6 WILLIAM II. GAIZMER, Agent
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
A UgSTIosN sale OF GOVERNMENT

A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IA PROPERTY.
DtPor QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE, |
PHTLALELPHIA. Pa, Msrcn l, 1863
Wil be sold. aL public auction, at 5cuuylkitl
Arsenal. Philadelphia, Pa, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
on THURSDAY, April 1, 1869, the following
articles OF Clothing, rated unserviceable for
issue TO troops:-
31H pairs pegged boots
10 $50 pairs boOtees.
$500 grey II annel shirts.
Also, at the same time and place, large
quantity OF old rope, tent outings burlaps,
petroleum paper. cotton cuttings, old packing
boxes etc.
Terms-Oash. in Government funds. Cash at
the time OF purchase for all sales below S25. A
deposit Off per cent, will be required on all
sums above that amount
Catalogues of the property TO be sold will be
furnished upon application to this office
II. NJ, ENO5,
Blevet Colonel and A. @. NJ. u. s. A.,
3lS9t Depot Quarterm astec
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X ov MENT ALE.

VIII be sold at Public Auction, by N. B..
SMITHSON, Aucttoneer, at Allegheny Arsenal,
Pittsburg, Pa, commencing at l0.ocloek A, NJ,
Wednesday, March "a, 1852 the following srti-
cles, wiz
2S Cast Iron Cannon.
1884 Solid Shot (roundl,
2,S29 Stands of Grape and C6rcSSses.
3.627 CarbineE, new, repaired rusty, etc.
sly U. 8. Rifles Gal. 81 and IS, repaired,
rusty, etc.
z377 Enfield MusRets, repaired,
1919 Foreign Muskets and Rifles rusty, ETC.
3I30 u. 8. Muskets. Cal. SO, rusty, etc.
2279 Pistols and kevolvers new, repaired
and rusty.
1900 Sets of Infantry Accoutrements (oIdL
83lS2 Pounds of Cannon, Musket, and Rife
Powder.
1000 Pistol Cartridges Lefsucheux q Wes-
l,9OO Geo Maynard's and sharp's Primers.
6,262 Musket Bayoneis.
10000 Pounds of Scrap Iron, Cast and
A lot of Appe4dages and parts of Muskets.
A lot Of Tools for BlacksnlithS, Carpenters,
elc, etc,
A lot of Packing Boxes, etc.
Catalogues of the above can be obtained on
application TO the undersigned.
Purchasers will be required 10 remove the
property within ten days after the sale.
Term6-Cash.
r. n. X. WHITLEY,
222mw6t Byt. Brig.-G U. g. A.
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HILoSOP OF MARRrAG
n A new Course OF Lectures. delivered at g.na
sgblects- How 70 Live, and Whist 70. Live iser:
Yon,th Ma!Tsi.y and 0iq age; Mapnood snersliT
Nervous Diseases Accounted For; Mar <isse hilo-
sOphically Considered, Pocket ,ni.,,,.n s<s
tnining these Lecturee VIII be torwe ded nost nSs0
on receipt OF rs cents, by addreaslng. w A. fIEkfY,
RhllAAelphtRs "AANSA S'avv~~
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RAILROAD LINES.

VXTEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
on and alter MONDAY, October .. 1855, Trains wiii
iees leave @ Philss eIpsis nom the Depot, THIRTY-
asd s X s as B NJ: 40 7. M s!s ana iI5o 2: X %
X, a io:a5 4 NJ. Is5 r. M. l50 r. NJ, and s55 + M
ins hs' ss
Jon and Medic only Passen gera to or t.Sm station
Esst,. win take train leaving West Chester q 8
sSS sGHs o H. ana laSaeT al
me ShesSSt and Walnut Street OaTa THOSE Of The
Market stree. line run within % % one square The he
arrival. ou srrUnAvs
Leave philadelphia at 30 a. n, and 2ooP;M
Leave West Chester at 30 A. M. and 400 \. ID,
p M snd leaving Vest Chester .. 4 NJ
% g. anS SfG.sS9 Gsssm sdae % points,
D. .ioa ~ '' '0' HENRY WooB. General supL
nHII, ADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
66IRECF ROUTE BETW hEN PHILADELeHIA.
hAb hAbtffHfsa; HE sR;EAT OH REdioN OF PENNsYL-
Elegant sleeping Oars on all Might Trains IN ,ssa ,,.
trains M on NE Philadelphia and Ezie RAILROAD VIII
MAIL TRAIN leaves Esilnss E@ils%spss: So 4 4
ERIE EXPRESS sse 2 N n
M1RA NAIL leaves WSSiIjssSa9 ss g f. = X
=" urives Il hocRSsvsn.~... rs p. n
MAIL TRAIN eyes 4 4
ERIE nxrRnas5 a5i'SsS issSs: = SsS T
AiissssnS river ssilSosd. RASSASE TY4HN Gan1K MI
Ths'o0A' II ssaslsi snIS sSupsIin,sndsa.
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DEM NSYLvANIA HOSP PITAL.-

The attending Managers are
WistAr MorrB. No. zoo B. Thifd street.
81 Morrig VAIN, No. l28 3. Delaware avenue.
Attending PhysicAn--J. M, Da Costar M. d.. NO.
x x,ssaSins S William Hunt M. d. NO. 1890
ThonSs S George Morton. M. D., No. i4ai chsanus
street a and surgeons attend at tina HospI-
tai every day lsundays exoepted) 70 receive sppca-
"pns % Cn H se,onsy injured by accident are always
Admitted Il brought 10 the Hospital Immediately
hereafter. AMt
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vKTEsY JERSEY RAILRoADs-

VTTESY JERSEY LROAD S.
wv FALI, AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From foot OF MAkK Ell street Upper Ferrye -
com menclnx WEDNAsDAYl ssPte%mpex % ID aScc.
For Cape May ana stations below Miiiviis rM
For M,nviils, vinsland. ana intermediate stations
sis Tca A R41Ecton ma S Salem. and way stations sls A.
and $50 p. M AZ a.,x sso AVA s.on =, NJ
EEvairht tTSin leaves Camden daily ~ IA o'clock
nGsn: nGsls,vh, resolved al second covered whaafaslq
Weanus stFsys; tS,v9Fe1 no, aas South DelawareAyen
AfoAsA WILLLAM J. BEWEY.L
m bupeEintendsnk
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GERMANTOWN. AMI
! NORRIsTUWN RAILkOAD.

GERMANTOWN. AND
NORKIsIUWN RAILROAD.
TINE TABLE.
FOH GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia a. q, 2, S9G, 10, II, IL A, M,
ssYe ave SsimsnsSwS S sS Sts AZ IL u.s. NJ NJ
The s sSS down train, and s ana tx up trains, Will
lot stop on the Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave PhtlsdelphR al 9l5 a. M, 2, 2. and l0x p M
Leave Germantown At g. 15 A. NJ. Q, and 9A p. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia at g. s, 10, IL A. M., 2 s%' 6A, y
Leave Chestnut Hin at 71o. g. s'4o 1IAo A. M, IAo,
eco, C'4O, 040, $40, and TO- p. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia At s15 A., ana 2 =. M:
Leave Chestnus Hn ~ 750 A. M, RA0, $40, and s26
P,M.
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRI5TOWN.
Leaye Philadelphia AZ Q, 7< 8, and II 05 a. M, IN
2 AZ 6L 81, 9 % ana ll1a r. Ms
Lesye Norristown at $40, 7bo g. and II A. H., lk,
q az, 65f, and 81 p. Nd.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave philadelphia a. A, M. ~ and "a y. Ii.
TSsve NoYristown at A. M; ba and 0 p. n.
FOR MANAYUNR.
Leave philadelphia at Q, IA. 9, ana li'Oo A. Nj IN,
q AZ 5% Ga, C5, and 1l51 r. M, -, -
" Leave ManayuDk az 6i0, 74S $40. 9E and n5s A N.
q az, s 0A. an0 p. ID.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia &C 9 A. n 2n ana '2s x M
W. IS, WILSON, General superintendent
Depot, Ninth and Green streets
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FERTILIZERS.
EoR LAWNS, GARDENS, GRREN HOUSES
ANn pApUc

n OA AnW WNp, uahNhINo, VAsnAzN AVoH-|
AND FARMS.
R A u q HIS
RAW BONE SUPER PHOsPHATE OF LIME will
De found powerful MANURE
II Is prompt In its action 1t containa the seeds oi
no pestiferous weeds, and will produce luxuriant
den Vegetables and Plants.
Dealers supple by The cargo direct from the wharf
or he manuiactoFy, on liberal terms.
Send yo!f address and procure free "Jeurnal OF
BAUGH % SONS,
NO 30 South DELAWARE Avenue.
This RertllIzer can DO had OF oil Agriculture
Dealers Ia city or county, S2tuthaeIm
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Parroit and Hotchkiss projectiles for all cali
pres OF cannon; round shot, shells, canister and
spherical case, for all calibres. Also, liked ann
munition for the same.
Mutket percussion caps from broken-up ann
The Ordnance Department reserves the right
10 reject ali bids not deemed satis factory Prior
10 the acceptance of any bid 1t will have to he
approved by the Wax Department.
Terms cash. Ten per cent. payable on the
day of sale and the remainder when the pro-
perty is delivered. Twenty days viii be al
lowe for the removal OF stores.
Bidders will state explicitly the point, or
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 70 the undersigned.
3. CRISPIN,
Breyet Colonel u. 3. A.,
81 Major of Ordnance.
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Dungans Express win collect baggage for ali train.
leaving Philadelphia Depot Orders can be ierr at
No. 226 Fourth street, or at the Depot, rhirtesnth
and Callowhin sIreeis.
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Close at the Philadelphia Fost Office for All pIaoa
on the road and It's branches a. NJ, and a. ~
principal stati0ns only al 2l5 p NJ. 'A WAC
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pUBLlC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD

j. nance stores.
large quantity OF Condemned Ordnance and Ord
nance Stores Will be offered tor Public Auc-
ton, At BoCK ISLAND ARSENAL, Illinois on
WEDNESDAY, April z, 1862 at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
The following comprises some OF the principal l..
CIes to be 81 Id. viz -
% Iron Cannon, various calibres.
IIOO Field Carriagrs and LimberE.
100 sets OF q rtlery Harness.
To- 600 pounds Shot and shell.
As. 600 sets OF Infantry Announcements.
22OO McClellnp Saddles.
200 rtiilery Saddleas
20OO Halters.
zoo Saddle Blankets.
6Ol9 watering Brides:
aS0O Cavalry Curb BridleB.
2200 Artillery races and Hames,
PersOns Wishing catalogues or the stosSs W ne sod
can obtain Them by application 20 Inc Oaief OF Ord
napce at Washington, D. O., or BrSvet a O0ioael q.
fyETSpIN United States Army, Purchasing OhCer
corner OF HOUSTON and GREEN streets, New York
S'J' "a oP'A IT, ]. RODMAN,
Lieutenant colonel Ordnance
Brevet Brigadier-G General y. g. A.,
Rock land Arsenal, January rs, 1864 1ao tA7
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18
READING ACCOMMoDaTToN

Leaves Reading at7'8O A M. stopping at all way
stetiona; errives In Philadelphia AZ 1929 A. NJ.
ming, leaves Fhiladelpnia ut 445 p. M arrv 90
In Residing at 7'SD r. "a.
Trains for Philadelphia leave Harrisburg at $40 A
n, and Potlsvie 40 a. M, arriving IN PhiIade
phia Rt r. M. Afternoon trains leave HaFrisourg
at205 7; AZ and Posyille at 245 P. NJ, arriving at
Fb isdelp phia at 6'45 L. M.
Harrisburg Accomm Odalion leaves Residing at 7.l6
a. NJ and harrisburg at 4'I0 z. NJ. Connecting at
Reading with Afternoon Al Icommodattou south at
6'85 +. NJ, arriving in PhilRdephia at 9'25 z. M.
Marh ct train with pass enger attached leaves
Pbileoelphia at 1890 noon, PUtLsvIlle and way
stations: leaves Pottsve at 7SO A. M for Pniladel-
pha anc ali way stations,
All the above trains run daily, Sundays ex-
supdey trains leave Potttsvlhe at s A. M, and
Philadelphia OF SIS p, M. Leaves Philadelphia for
z. Id.