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SPECIAL NOTICES.


JHst PsIiisAed, IL a Scaled khFeiope.
Price SIR CcMts.
a Lecture ON the Nature, Treatment
and Radical Cure Of Seminal Weakness, or Sper
matOrrh@a, induced by Self-Abuse (; Invoiun-
tary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous Debility,
and Impedimenls to Marriage generally Cor.
sumption, Epilepsy, and Pits Mental and Pbv-
steal Incapacity, &c.-By ROB. j. CULVER
WELL, n. D., Author OF the Green Bcak. /" &c.
The world renowned author, IN this admirable
Lecture, clearly proYes from hisowh experienee
that the awful consequences Of Self-Abnse may
be eAeetnally removed without medicine, aud
without dangerous surgical operations, b0ngies,
instru ments, rings, or coTdials, pointing out q
mode Of cure at once certain aud eheetLai, by
which every sufferer, nc matter wLat bis condi-
ton may be, may cure himself cheAply private
", and radically. This lecture will prove a
boon TO thousands and thousands. ..,-
Sent under seal, Ia plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt Of six eepts, OF two postage
stamps, by addressing the publishers,
Also, DIR. CULYERHEI.L'S g Marriage
Guide" price rs cents.
AddIess the Publishers,
CHAs. J. &. KLINE 4 CO.,
f2T BoweTy, New XoHks POat Ofhees
Box f,5S0,
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TINE rABLE-D. q M. Railroad.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Blew AnvEHrINEmENrs.

The New Hardware Store-Capt. NJ. Brown.
Nov is the Time Feagles s. Cunning.
For Saie-S. l.. Doughton.
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prom los. JAMES TnoMrsoN.
PROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENxARD, D, D,

Pastor OF tile Tenth Baptist Church, PhllndclphlA
DR JAoEsOS-DKAH SiR.-l Adrs bssH yfsdasaiy
TeqHSIfrd n coBRsci my trih recommendation ~
dtTSHf kfnds ef meicinss bat rSgdri0 ne Praci'e'
~ nay IiJHaT'ritts gJhsys AIre Ia dH edssg ds
eiH,d Ls,i vh ciedr JrOf rdrie5 iasiaRcsS, ahd
particularly in my Jaaiiy ef ne ss.fuinsts ~ Dr.
Nt@yinRds Gs.maR BifTs, d'I1tf IN, onee from NJ y
asai 1OHTsS 10 sJTsss an tDHffr0n dt for gvil'
erli dciiliiy Of tc syslcn and especially fur lYet
CooIasinl, !. Is .aie and 'slua !, ale is
bs rsry LsnsGriaisu3 o. Mase ,rLo Iagsr
SrOaA hs abvrs eaulsI lOsrI, r'ry respectfully,
y. ~ MAYNARD
l. Eighth, below tOaieS siTsei,
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BLOOD Purifiers
PROM HON. GKo. W. WOODWARD.

Chief Juslise Of the Rnprcme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHiLAbELrHiA, March 10, 1861.
]. Sad " AoofdndI GSrmdR Biiefs,' 10 mol an iHioS
ieafinO bsrsrd0s, Lui go ionic, ,Icfli ia dSoTdsrI
Of hs dOeire orgdiI, and Of great beM.d in odsti ~
debility and ,edRf Of nsrrOuI dction, an ue Iytfta.
CEo ". WOODWARD.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16

SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.
- The Board Withhold their next regular ssssteB
torthc eNami nation Of TeAehers.Rt
rowling Green, Tues ay, April 90, 1853.
nouseholdsr's Corners. Friday, May :, 1888.
a, ApplicAhtsneed not apply for special ExaMina'
'n' but Arereqnestedt to attend the stated meetings
" " the Hoard. Correspondence withthe Examiners
Snnaidbe directedto the undersigned, Atwestoh,0.
oi "A. AVERY, CLERK.
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Horse aud buggy StOIen.-On wcdnes-
day Of last week, a man who gave his name as
WILLIAMSON, called at the Livery Stable of W..
J.. Cook of this place, and after representing him
self as being connected with the Stavc trade aud
speaking in familiar manner of parties here
aud in Sandusky, secured horse and buggy to
go to Emore, saying he would return on the fol-
lowing evening or the next day, Friday. Fail
ing to make his appearance, suspicion was
aroused, and on Saturday morning Mr.. Cook
and Sheriff DRowNsBERGEE took steps to inter
,ccpt him, aud offered reward Of 500. On
Nlondaya dispatch was received from j. w.
CHARLES, of Battle Greek, Michigan, who bad
saw and recognized the horse, stating that the
stolen property had been shipped from Battle
Greek to Chicago on Sunday night On receipt
of this information parties started frm here, in
that direction, and will soon return we have M
doubt with thief aud property, as the telegraph
of Wednesday night states that the Superinten-
dent of Chicago police had arrested man at
the Girard House in that City, who had confessed
the crime, and the horse had been found in the
stable Of the hotel.
p. ). Since the above was put in type Mr.
Cook has arrived here with his property, au 4
the thief is temporarily retained in Toledo.
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+ LIQUORS. and CIGARS of the choicest
IL brands to be had at the Saloon orc. LEAF
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WOOD! WOOD!

THOSE in waut of Wood, cut ready for use
] in stove. or fnur-fnot wood, can have any
quantity or quality delivered at their doors by
leaving orders at II. b. Buescher's Grocery.
4S +. JOHNSON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-29
UTvE11 NEWS.

Tile weather Is still clear. The tenn.
N nature is mild during the day, with u
liz at lre.ze at night
The river commenced rising again last
nj yh', and has riScr three inches. TIL,
Mis,i.4,pii l. still 'Ill Of ice, aud 40 boat.
have arrived or departed from or TO 1T.
Louis since our last report. one or two
are expected from that port to day.
Busint IS is fair.
The Mississippi is falling at st. Louis,
and pilots report only six feet above
Cairo, but are not very certain Of the
depth, as the ice makes soundlngs diff.
cult
The Ohio IL again rising Mt Piitsburg,
with nine feet In tie channel. ], Is fall.
ing slowly at Cincinnati and Louisville,
with ten feet In large in the diana
chute over the falls, and nine feet
Through tie open span OF the bridge II
ne bridge were completed, no large boats
could eros. the falls ut Ills Stage Of water
without lowering their chlinneys. This
would cause them te ,uake 81 little
steam that they could not stem the eur
rent in ascending.
The Argosy, Captain Scheuck, burst
her steam.pipe near Morganza, a short
distance above New Orleans, ou Sunday
last, wounding and scalding two white
deck.hands, and two Negro firemen. No
passengers or officers were hurt.
After the Richmond had ran into the
Wild Wagner, as reported yesterday,
she saved her from sinking, and nov
claims salvage on her cargo OF go bales
cotton. A suit for damages will proba.
bly, offset her claim for salvage.
The Fayette Is the regular Cairo and
Evansville packet this evening.
The Indiana is expected heie TO day
for New Orleans.
Capt. Charles 4. Hinde Is agent for the
ABOVE boats.
The Paducah and Evansville packets
are doing good way business. In freight
aud passengers, but do not bring ou'
very much for reshipment, a. the
through boats are able to carry sil the
freight offered for ports beyond Cairo
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-29
BULLS
SAR - AP A ILL. a
A GOOD REASON FOR TIE CAPTAINS
.fa- OFT PATH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from Ills Mother

Bss,on Barrssss, Mo-, Apra %. isah.
On JOHN BULI,--Dsar siri Knoviug the elf.
eieDsy Of your ssrsparia and tho healing and bene-
fetal nalitios possesses, send you the following
statement Of sny case:
Twas wounded about two years ago--wns taken pFis.
oner and confined iog slAtcen ISunths. Bong moved
often my wounds haye not healed yet have not
sat up..a moment since XAs wounded. ] anu shot
through the hips. Ny gvaeni health i impaired
and need something 20 ASSIST nature. have more
faith In your saIsapaia than In ng else. wish
that that u genuine. Please express me ahaf dozen
bottles, and ob!ige CAPT &. l.. JOHNSON,
81. Louis, Mo.
II. The following Was written April 30, lsCG, by
Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother OF Capt. Johnson:
DIR, JOHN BULL-Dear siri My husband, DR.. @.
:. Johnien, Was klllh'l surgeon ana physician Ia
Central New York. where lac died, leaving the above
g. u. johnson m my care AZ thirteen years Of age
lac had "a chrome diarrhea and seTofula for whicl.
gave hun your sarsapariliA IT CURED HIN; !
have for ten years recommended IL - many IN New
York Ohio and Iowa, for scrofnla fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success las attended IT,
The cures eyseo ssA< " serefHa asd Jes
rers a@ost niraeSiOss. am very anxious Tor lny
10 again have recourse 20 your sarsapnrla. Tie II
srfui Of getting spurious article, hence his whiting
toyon forit HIS wounds were terrible, bat believe
he will recover. Respectfully, -.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-29

Connecting aist. LOUIS With
Northern Line Packet Company.
keOkuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
sb-l Various Railroad Linss
A. Memphis With
Memphis and White River Packet Co.,
Arkansas River Packet Company,
Memphis and charfeston IL. r.,
and Mississippi 4 Tennessee II. Il
At visksbuTE with .......
YaIoe River Packets, and
vieksburg aad Meridian Rsiiroad,
Giving Through bids lasrg and ssksss 10 Ell .v.ashis
CTAs 7. InsDg, General AGENT.
once On wAarf.bosL
ED. y. sis5oN. T,skot And Passenger Agoai. +.
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LEGAL.
,i,RUsiEE's NOTICE.

Il
Whereas, A. e. Williams anl Eliza o. WTlains, liIs
wife, by their certain " sale Mougag.,' bearing lato
the twelfth day Of January, .sfJ and recr led ia the
Eoeorier'. oih'e &c Alexander county, lihaos, ~
look 81 Deeds, page %, did convey 10 the nn:
dersizned. Romeo Friganz, tho f0ipvn g dgsrf bad
lot; piece parcel Of Land, situate IN e goiiniy OF
Alexander aiid state u Illinois, to.rtt: q. ~
Lot nuinlercd nre 90, IN block ia nssrsd twenty
hold ltercst IN and to said Lot by and undcr Ger.
tain lease executed hy samuel :. Mars.isn To-
Cornelius OCaliahsn, bearing daie the 18th day OF
January, tsC3. for the residue and remainder Of
aud also tho three. STORY Brick Building situated
sad Lot, together with the other apPurtenances
thsreun.o ia anywisc belonging; the said lease bold
interest snd Brick Building aud appurtenance afore-
liains by purchase and conveyance through. by and
under certain Trust Deeds, Trustee sale. aud Deeds
OF Record In said Alexander couRiy, lsuhieS only 20
scgibsd.) Aud, whereas, said " sale Mortgage pro.
,idss that Of default 10 the payment Of acer.
tain note therein described for sop, due and paya-
bs 81 the ioth day OF October 1ssy the Undersigned
for tho purpose OF said and Interest there
on. And, whereas, default has been made In the
payment Of said note. and there nov remains due
with SIX per cent. interest Per annum frOm October
II, lesU
Nov, therefore, notice IL hereby given that I, the
undersigned, Mortgage and Trustee, will, tho 81
afternoon ~ that day, st the Court House don in
the city 81 Cairo. Illinois, and in pursuance OF tho
terms aud conditions % said "Sale Mortgage, and
the power and authority in me thereby vested sl At
premises aore described and all right and equity OF
retienptos Of SAID A. r. " illiatns and sfc or their
representatives, or assigns therein and viii execute
% the Purchaser q deed therefor.
ROMEO fRIGANzA, Mortgage and Trustee.
Caro-. Illinois, Dee. IL. l.05.
CRtrS a OILersr, Attorneys. dN.soi
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DR.. JOHN BULLS Pncipd omec.
NO. 40 FIFTH, Gross street,
houtSvi11c, Key.
81. r. BULLS .#
WORM DESTROYER
TO Ny United States and World. Vide
Readers:

To My United States and World. WIDE
Readers:
4 HAVE received many TESTIMONIALS from profe-
sonAi and modest men, my almasacs ant vari.
publications have shown, all % witch cnuine.
The following from highly edacaieJ and popular
physician IN Georgia, u certainly ohc % the most
sensible commu ications have ever received. br
Clement knows exactly what he speaks o. and his
testimony deserves To be written IN letters Of gold
Hear what the Doctor says Of kuii's Worm Des.
troyer
vhlanow, wAger Csuny, Ca,
June -, lsoS.
Ur. Jons BcLL-Dear SIR Ihsv. recently gwen
your "Worm Destroyer several TRIALS, aud hnd u
wonderfully efes Gus. u hss not failed 10 single
Instance 10 hate TIE wished-for efsct. am doing
pretty large county prsctice aid have daily Tor
some Article oftbs k1ns. a. free 10 coufess
ha, know Of no remedy recommended by the ah!est
Asihoftes that is certain and speedy Ia is effects.
On the ohtrafy. they are uncertain "a the extreme,
ny object In sriIns you 10 10 ind upon What terms
/ Gan get the medicine directly from you. II can
get Is upon easy terms. shall use gfeat deal % g
am aware that the 81 sneh articles IL contrary
the tesc hngs aud practee - great nsgOniy oftho
rsgsJar line d,caiiing . remedy which We knox 20
hc sufficient simply bscanse may bo ignorant Of gts
combination. Fur my part, slial make II q rolls 60
use al ana every means TIA elevate suffering human
ny which may be able Go coInmAId--uOt hes tating
leaned it, effects nrr; and urcj the sole right
SECURE that knowledge. HOsevcr am ~ no means
a advocate supporter Of the hOus % worthless
nostrurns that Hood the county, That purpOrt
s manror OF diseases 20 which sssh !. heir. PleasC
reply scou, and inforrn me VI your bcst terms.
SLIus T. CLEMENT. MD.
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Che l;rs,,ina a;ullriiit.

80 isvy"ss bULLsTiS IL published every sflcr.
nx, 4 -. % Tcnlb street, ,rsorni"n Rlork), by
Js a. uriiy & Co., for circulation ty CARRIERS.
sTscaen. aai thc mails.
= wtsxt, ButLKriS, a large eigh,pa'e forty coli
IN PAPER, IL issued THURSDAY, IN ihr MAIDS, aud
for ,.i. ri orr soputct aHi by ncwSi-rtlrrs
t-'specincn copies dirnishcd ySt, Address,
JOHN u. uDsRi,Y 3 CO.. 'air", ~.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-29
NtT LOUIS, CAIRO AND n EW
y ORLEANS
RACKET COMPANY

Comprislng AT ihe hnett and fargost boats out OF 81
Louis.
STEAMER CONTINENTAL,
HccLoY. Master,
Win leave Wednesday evening, December gSih 1859.
inst, at o',lock r. ". connecting at New Orieans
with Ocean Line OF Steamers to
Liverpool, New York, Boston, and Calves
ton, TEXAS.
Passengers and Shippers rely on Of these
boats leaving Cairo punetually above.
CHAs. 4. HiNDE,
General Agent, Cairo.
Ofiee on Wharfboai. Pubc Landing.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-29

T"sImohy OF MeuIe0I Mems
stoay Point White Co., Ark. May Is, 90.
Dr. JoaS BsIL-Dear SIR Last February I was at
Louisville pure hasng drugs and got some Of your
aarszpzrillx and Cedron Biiters.
Ny ,os.p-l.w, who Was with nae in the store has
been dowa with the rhe smatism for time, COM
ncnced on the Bttsrs, and soon found his general
health in proved,
pr. si.f, Who has bees in bad health, tried them,
and ks also insprsvsd.
DR. Csfes, who has bees in bad health for several
ysars--ssmsfk cd Lss~ snsctsd-ks ~ srovsd very
Buffers has gives you great popularity in this settle
mest. ! thiAk could sell srea, quantity Of your
sMs.pari,s: ship me- ''4 h'n pAi' care 81 Riekstt&
'''' I.9u o.B. WALKER. y
sp. a1g h0 -,lrli -. 80 ''-'..
Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street. Louisville, Ky.
For sale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
nse27HI
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-29

THE proprietor ~ th4 celebrated moi ainc irstly
'lalins iur ta SUPERIORITY oyer AZ fcuodie. c,sr
offered 10 the pube for the js, rFlsH s,fg end per-
niadt esrs Of Aguc and Fsser, "a Calls AMI F,yer.
whether OF shOrt OF long staining. lie refers to the
entire western and southwestern country to bear him
testimony 10 the truth Of tho assctioD that in no
case Whatever VIII u ail 10 cure, u the directions
strictly followed aud carried out In great many
eases single dose has been sufficient ior % cure aud
whole families have becn CURED by a single bottle,
with perfect restoration OF the general health ID b.,
however, prudent, nnd In every f.oTc certain
cure, Il IT. use y continued ~ smaller doses for
week or two after the disease ha- teen checked, more
especially IN dieult AMI long Standing eases Usu-
ally, this medicine viii not require ANY aid to kecp
the towels IN good ordcri should the patient iSset
er. require acnthait'c medicine uirr having taACn
three or four 'oso- IL the Tonic, single dose oi
Huirs Vegetable Family rus vii, bo -uif.
eisnt,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-22

.&@Sy5s, FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENs
r&<aH&&a- TOW \. lnmAn Line OF Mail Steamer
ate SppUlnted TO sail as fOlloWs:-
CITY OF NEW YORK, Saturday, Feb. 20, l p. NJ.
Elm A, via Hhliiax, Tuesday, Feb. 2S, II noon
CITY OF ANTWERP, Saturday, Fen "a; l II, NJ
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, nj ar, g. u noon
KANGA U,via HALIFAX, Tuesday, Mar, y. | p M
JITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, Marl8 p. RI.
and eRCn succeeding Saturday and alternate TueadRy
~ l L, RI. from Pier 10, North River.
ILAThS OF PASSAGE BY THr MAII, sFEAMHR
eAILlN6 livery BATURDAY,
Payable IN GOLD. PAYABLE in Currency,
FIRST CA BIN .,......t tiO0 STE EHA9E 9N
20 IDnupn,,.",,.,.w 10 to LOudOn.,,,,,,,,,, AZ
to PARIS B..,,,,... Il 81 To Paris,..,.. ....., A.
PASSAGE TIM TUKsDAY STEAMER VIA II LIYAN
FIItST CABIN, BTHERAGE
Pay SDie Ia Go!u' .o.,. PRyRple In Currency, =.
l1iFerp
HALIFAX ialltaX
~. Lohn'ai n, k.. 4Dl ~ Johns n, F-."v.,,.l o,
by Branch SteAners.J l y Branch BtaBuler..J ~
Passengers also fCrWaruel 10 HRyre, II EmburE Bre.
plen, eJC, reduced fatee,
TiCkets can be bought here ny persons nendng fcy
their ilUuGs, at moderate rates.
For further Information apply aE the Company's
JUaN q, DALE, Agent, No. ID BROADWAY, NY
Or 10 ODONNkL 81 IAULK, A gents,
No, All CHE5N UV Strest, Philadelphia,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-22
A UCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL PRO.

4 UCTION SALE OF HOoPIIAL PRO.
~ PERTY.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURVRYoR's OFFICE
Washington ID. O., February II, 1869. !
VIII be sold at Public Auction in this city, at the
Judiciary Square Warehouse, y stree. beGween
Fourth and Filth Streets on WEDNESDAY,, the
oath day of February, 1869, at 10 O'Clock \. M, the
following articles, no longer needed tor the public
serV fee, Vz:-SOO Wooden BedbteEds, 1000 Iron Bed
seRds, leOO Cots, 400 Camp Kettles 5000 TIN Plates
old Chairs, Desks Tables, etc. ETC. Nearly all the
articles mentioned are new and never have been
USE d.
2l76l q SUTHERLAND,
Assistant Medical PuIveyor, BreVeI-COoneI U, s. A.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-22
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

IA, NOTICE.-THE UN D E R NED
fs&Ss would call the attention OF the public to his
SsssaS NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE.
P@@9SH This Is entirely new heater II Is con.
structed Rs to at commend Itself 10 general favor
being 8 combination of wrought and cast iron. 1t is
very simple in It's construction, and is perfectly air
tght seiEcleRning, hRvingino pipes or drums TO be
tsken out and cleaned 1t s arranged with upright
hueS TO produce larger amount Of heat from The
same weight of coal than any furnace now In use
The hygIo etc condition Of the air produced by
ay new arrangement of evaporation Will at once de-
nonAtrRte that IL Is the only Hot Air Furnace that
viii produce q perfectly healthy atmosphere,
Those In want OF q complete Heating Apparatus
yCnld do well TO call and examine the Golden Eagle
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Eos. lS2 ana ll34 MARKET Stress
Philadelphia
large assortment OF Cooking Ranges, Fire.bosrd
stoves, Low Down Crates, Ventistors, etc., always
on hand -.., -, -,
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SHIPPING.
fFss> LoRILLARD's STEAMSHIP LINZ
FOR NEW YORK.

Sailing Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
noon. The winter rates at which freight is
taken ia 20 cents per 100 pounds, gross scents per
foot, cents per gallon, ships option The Line is
prepared to contract for spring rates lower than
by any other route commencing on March Is, 1882
Advance charges cashed At office on Pier. Freight
eceved Rt all times on covered wharf.
JOHN r. OIL,
s286m Pier 10 North WhArves.
N b. h1tra ratea on small packages iron metals etc
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AUCTION SALES
M THOMAS SONS. NOS 100 AVN =
ASAs 8. FOURTH sTREEf NN'' A'0 ANU

M. TsHSMAs q SonRT.% a SON, SONS, NOS. lss AND IlI
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND sToovs p0..-
Guide oCiocA' hOon at the Exchange viii io
RACE, No. lSo9-BTick Ard Frame Dvo,,,0u
lO6 USI, No. 2O4O-Modern Dwelling
SPRUCE No, lH-HOtel and DwoliGr
MARKET and STRAWBERRY, s. Wv oorpa,
Store - W. Ootnsr-
sTRAwBERRY, No. 2-Brick Store.
CAMDEN COUNTY, N. J.-YaluabIe Farm, s2o
oREG ON Building Lots.
DELAWARh COUNTY (Penna.) )-saw MIN, Steam,
EngIne, n Machinery. etc. '
MASTER, No. 1s42-ModetD Dwelling.
BERBS and APPLE-Lerge Lot.
EIGHTH (Nortb) NO l2lS-Dwelliug and Stahla
SEC OND (SOuih), No 6l6-StOre aud ID yelling
GEE MANTOWN AVENUE aud JEFFRSOy-
Four Brick : torres ana Dwellings.
TWELFTH (SOuth) No. ll6S-Store and u wellIno..e
CHATHAM. Northeast of somerset-Dwelipz
CUMBERLAND, No. 57i-genteel Dwellps.
GROUND RENT, $3.50 year, well secp,ed
FIFTEENTH (Southl No. 72l-Bres Dwelling.
STOCKS. -
25 shares Little Schuylkil No, gation and Railroad
5sharts Philadelphie Southern Mall steam
2s shares TJnieS Mutual Insurance Company
Sc shRres ,rRrd National Bank.
3l3 shoes SchOm RCker Piano Forte Company.
lRu,re Philadelphia Library Company, 2l98L
-ySboO Chestnut aud Walnut Street Railway Company
10 shares Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Co.
200 shpte ca American Button.hOle Machine Co,
81 shares Fourth National Bank,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-22
COVER NMEET SALES.

q o h N + Mt s A l. E.
Wm be sold at Public Auction ~ II
SMlIHSON, Auctioneer NJ Allegh any Arsenal
Pittsburg, Pa, cOmmenciug a. lOo'clo,k A. Nj
Wednesday, March q, 1863, the following arti.
2S Cast Iron Cannon.
1884 Solid Shot (round).
2620 Stands of Grape and Carcasses.
3oZ1 CarDines new, repairsd Vi. rusty, etc.
5lZI =, y Rlhes, Cal 81 and 5S, repaired,
4377 Enfield Muskets, repaired.
45l9 Foreign Muskets ana Rifles, rusty, ETC.
SS'559500 y; 5. Muskets; Cel; 90, rusty, etc.
Z,Z'9 Pistols and RevolVers, new, repaired,
and rusty.
1000 Sets of Infantry Accoutrements (old).
53,lS2 Pounds OF Cannon, Musket, and Rifle
100000 Pistol Cartridges CLefaucheux & wes-
100000 Moynard,s and sharp's Primers.
6,2S2 Musket Bayonets.
10000 Pounds Of Scrap Iron, Cast and
A lot of Xppendages and parts of Muslsets.
a lot of Tools for BlaoAsmlths, Carpenters,
A lot of Packing Boxes, etc.
Catalogues of the above can be obtained on
applicable n 10 the undersigned
Purchasers will be required to remove the
property within ten days after the SALE
r. H. X. wHITELEY,
22mw6t Byt Brig. Gen. U. s. \.
pUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
lsTte DS quantity OF Condemned Ordnance and Ord
ton At B0CK isLAND AN ARSENAL, Illinois, on
Tho following comprises some OF the principal artl
Cles 10 be sold, viz -
q Iron Cannon, various callbrea,
100 Field CarrisgrI and Lin bers.
1870 sets Of rtlery Harness.
10000 pounds Shot and Shell.
$500 sets of Infantry AccCutrcmentS.
22OO MCClellnn Saddles.
100 A rtillery Saddles.
1900 Halters.
200 Saddle Blankets.
6OlO Watering Brides.
q4OO Cavalry Curb Brides.
1900 Artillery J races and II Snes' ,,.----
Persons wishing catalogues OF the stores 70 De sold
can obtain them by application 80 sne Caiet OF Ord
mar ce. at Washington, ID. g.. or Brevet Colonel s,
CE TSPIN limited StateB Army, Purchasing Officer
corner of HOUSTON and OR ZEN streets, New York
"i'S' Va "PO- II. j. RODMAN,
Lieutenant. Colonel Ordnance,
Brevet BrlgRGier-General o. $. A.,
Commanding,
Rock Isle nd Arsenal, January 25 1869. l 10 tA7
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-22
Sale at NO. OOJ Cherry street.
NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

On Tuesday Morning.
23d Instant AT 10 O'Clock, az No. 800 Cherry street,
the eat household furniture including oiled walnut
parlor suit covered with green reps, neat dining
room furniture. oak extension table, china and glasa
ware, walnut and cottage chamber furniture, hair
mattress, Imperial and Venetian carpets Kitchen
furniture, etc. 2N2L