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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24
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Der Nrief De6 Sen. 4cpe an Gen.
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nit 81 ltimmtbsit lassu, rae Die Weibsn
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rer Hescntruftipn e1fldren nerren. fomic
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babe ~ tedtfetti9en> uuo t@ we,ce fort
faereu, in Der 3utunfl (iber ole Ibetia>
6sn> nslhe lib auf tte Gra9sn be5'ebsn,
lptulo eie( ellen gu mstner &enn'nis osz
lan9t lno ju bsribtsn. G5 1T iueehsn
meme YftGt tbnsa mi'5u!pslt L, cab nou
msinsr Meinung, itlblt eonn wenn tis
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ten l1& pte@orednDe oonG' ~nnsliee micerz
bolen perpen, rpenn ni6t ba6 Vano Don
cen p%!6lpyalen Mnf1bren osr reaction6z
zen partst bffreit miro. 90 lonSs piei,
pnionsn in hem 2anpe tleiben. uno Ten
Gtn fab melden fe nad Gem @sieB UNI
jueife|baft befgen 9elteno MAIDEN ; faun
tetn Grieee i'm Qanpe fem. SD 9laubt,
cab in 6lorlpa uno Nlato,na, Die 0efabr,
wel@s aus pisier 4usue Fiebt aertraer #
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ten 3et9t f@ ben Nuftrttten, melde rts
0si@tdte Don 1enue0ee fenn3tidnsu 70
ptsl dbnlideS, RAP e5 iebr p%ntidnoig lein
wiiree aus jepem Staa'e Die ll1{ahsr>
pelae jeBt Der Ioyalen 0s9ieruns In
Ienns1ee eefdbrIi@ wsroen tu emfers
men.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24

- Das patsnt ces Germ SRerbure
al6 amaifant|@en @elanbten in Mfrito
1T 3urltoenomn,er uno 5srrn plumb an
leiner Statt gun. @eianetsn ernannt
porpen. plumb 1T bsreit8 na@ (einem
ppitsn in 2ante ber @onts3umas abse.
9an9en.
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Gprtlebung fplet.)
1870

- Sfttbsm GenneGee bel Der lebten
@abl NIT 10 GROCER Waiorttdt republifa@
nti@ seeaneen fino letne 8oncs un 5
p1psenta, Der Nleu> YotterB 5tle sefieaet1.
Ginan3teQer @ablfanp unc republtfant,
1@e 9eui@aft 9eben' RstS suiammsn.
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Neme Mpptbcfc
@ebru6er @rQY,

Srisse Sauar., ~ inneapoIis Wsinn.:
seisen benz seebrten beutiden Yublitum btern1tt er~
sebenlf an, baB lte einen tii9tisen beuti9en Wbar<
ma5euten ais @lert ensaeirt baben unb i'm Stanbe
(no ben 8eburfni1en beuti9er aunoen lit jeeer
8e;iebun9 gu entlpredcn.
Infer Eager entbalt ale befannten unb betpdbrs
ten pr1dparirten 5eilmittel, Mr3nei= unb TarbeltDH
un6 baneben Spiel unb @alanteirewaaren in srS>
befer Muswabl.
BaS Mrsneien tperben auf &ecepte NIT erDbe-
tier pintli6feit bel Sage u. lei Na9t an9eerti9t.
l1nlere Runben merben ~jeber3eit bic aufmerfiam=
fe unbbiQisie 8ebanbauls fnben II. err u9en I'm
eenei9ten 3uipru9.
isl 6mt @ebruber GRAY.
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mtnnefcta Central 8abu.

3uae iuslidb sebens.
Serlaf1en gttnusapr!is, 40 Dormtttass.
QDet.St. Ylul. us
HDrn,en an IN Gnltpnnd, HOO
3u9e ~nOrnIieb 8ebenb.
Verla6en Smatrnna. II 40 0crmtttoos.
Hrn1:nen al tn Yfnneapolts $50 Mad mittas
l8eit 81. yau(, 3.25
Dtrefte Gerbtneune In Gmatcnna nit 3Iaen ter Ct,
geter uap 24inuna Sabn, fir g9inrna, Va Vrpie, vii.
pautee, Gbieaso unb alien Yuntten pes Otens u. slceu
Accommodation
gsrleden Oma rnna UNI rs 0crmittoes. fpmmen an
In QSef-St. PAUL UNI, 10 Nadmttta9s uus 1875 Nad
mtttass in Minneapp!ts
Ver!ahen Winneapulis UNI {. so Gprmtttass, gDen-St.
] auI UNI 49, 8%prmittass, trmmen In Owatrnna an
UNI 3.35 Nadmtt:ass.
MinnearoliS unh st. YauI Reconciliation
0er!aNen Minueaprlis 800 @urmiitaas, 1920 uup
2.25 uno 80 Nu1mtttaBs.
VeriaTen QDeit. st. yaul 1910 prmtt tia as, uub 100
400 uRo $50 Na@mttta9s.
D. 6. Gbeprarb,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24
@t1snbQbn Uabr~ NlQne.
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~inne1Ota Dalsp Gifenbabu.
9om 1r:ttas, ben a., 1867, an, Iuufes eodosier.
3use wte fOlst: -
ct. Yaul nnb MinneapoIis Accommodation.
., gerla6en 81. paul 10 utr gcrm.. 1.2o. 400 $50
~9fadmtttags; perIaden WtinueappIts 500 BORN. u, 20
2.25 unt 80 Na6 militia as,
Belle blaine unp Wanfato 3lse.
gerlo6en St. paul 7.15 gorm., $50 Nadmitto as
Wer!aNen Belle Ylaine $50 0rrm., 1 Ma9 mi1taas,
Die 3use oteler Satn Serbiuben In Weuppta NIT Re.
men BET uitnnelrta Central Babn.
Snp. 8. 2incpIn.
Superintendent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24
.:thu4vanQ 9Qus~
&1e Der 8ticge< uno SafitraBe,

Spatpuna, Wirn.
sEm.G useI. Gtsentblmer.
~ @erdumtee @taGuns' tit ben Mttpmpbatipuen tes
5otels btnBu sefuBt wpreen.
8armer, Slbrlsmte, gtebbdnb1er unb Retfenbe i'm @p.
semetneu fuben bas Bette untertommen fur f6 ielbft u.
ftr 0ieb, tnbem fe tn benz neuen p~ppu.drea 5ptel etn.
tetren.
Die Eafet 1T TETS NIT benz Befen ~serfet.n, mas Der
Wartt ltefert unb bas eosts btetet an freunbltden 3tm-
n,eru unb uarmen, ~ia,.bern Betten ben b69fen Com fort.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24
9uaeu1febler.

tettteem 0erfau unb al ben uetelu BON Sueenb @Inben
(ttt. sanf4t. aus Mttletben fir bic ~bu(benee Meni$tet
las msesgt nebf Nuwetiune, etefes etnta&s NRtate!
g nSttte tabtn, fri tu suiatden. Dnlbenbe, bic tu.&
ete G%rtaelune ees un!era etdneten reGttren pe4eu, tSu>
Meu NIT BEN ar6sten Vertrauen abbreftren.
80 Sobn q. Csten. AZ Getar st. Mew 1srI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-24

8intermugsn! inoerma0en
Gem gublitum biermtt tie In3eige, tae i'd etne quite
Muapabl
20 inberpaeen-EB
Rets AT Sunb BABE uub lebr poblfetl ium %eertuaen
Yrpft vertaufe.
AGA
sos. ". ssenser.
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Gla1ltIbe 9}pDeueu NiterQtur
Observation-Disclosures SCR Belle,
II Sdncs erob Nuprfa .Jormat.

IL Banre ero6 Duoefs .Jormat.
Grmuttist turd tie rese Itetuabms res eeut{a.
lmerifoui' den pubtiiums in Der @ttbrsituuo Ret CID.
rh1en Nerte Ter 8rpetn Shrif1TCler - csltt. 2 d III.
Ter, Sautt uno 3l6ptte. haben flo lie uuler,tih-
neten ntldlc1e en-. cine neue MusBute rer SbriIteu Der
anertenat tel1en reutiaen 9trueulten
@uerta4> @finpler, &sufat, San Der gelte>
su seranaaltsn. 6tslsi@ farn laulenee uns 9aulsnoe
Don eremrlaren her Werte rieier bercprru
senlen 5art1tlteuer %rerbreitet murreu, IL baben MIR
lenn0a eie usssrseusuns' tat let tsm bsuisen grstie
r%,nsunsen, bic Won uns fur bic nsue suHticrtpttpnssus-
care eerlelten ecttut linr, mod 0ic.e tereit iein merten,
ld eteie ausseset4neten Werte Ger Beietruna unt I'm
saltune aniuldanea' uuS @fcrssrn baber sr ttdtisea
Subicrirttrn auf.
Die Wsrte wereen tn ;wflf gdnssn erjaetneu, nam
lid:
Mutrta@, 3 gainte. (Mu SuuRrationen.)
Nellfab> 1 8anb. Q812.)
8an Der GeIbe, 3 8Gnbe.
@%ptnbler 5 81nbe.
Seten Nrnat ptrs elm 9anS auaseoeten III tem au.
Berit biuisen Yreiie ron
80 Gent brp9irt.-$1.25 in Mualin setuueeu.-
$3.50 in 5albfran5 setuntsn.
Gie sutieriptirnen mlHen 70 seitts mte mssltd etn-
eetanbt we1otn. I'm CITE &ufase tarnad bcl1immeu III
tfnRen.
IS laben ,u eielem elaiNlaen Ioseaen@das ~erscteu1
etn
j. g. Ttpmos II. 60.
ais unb ais Ncrt Ate 5trabe.
gbtlabelpbta I'm Sanuar 1867.
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SD. &. 2aubsr

Smr1rteur ron
st + E / II p Us linen
Saloon unb We1auratip
So. "a II. 26. Sjb Ste Strafe, Yttlatelphta ga.
466-3mt
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s gszsssszgs> Or+ Sc mpntreciue,
1l1TT~ 2@abnar3t

oI1TT~ 3abnar3t
Grttte St'abe, robe ber pof.St~ee, Ct. paul.
@uss, mas ld auf ;3abne uns Wuno bs3tebt,
o'rt IN asjers9siie i. 5N naB,9eaS>orsn 5sir'5:.
8e;iehuneen:
5srr Oats toon Bcrup VI. Dafa) Bansifr.
osrr @oBerton> Q. Wrtional- 8ant
81. Sctwiiroen, Bif6pf Grace.
DIE DIS. Wspslfaet, 8.lebin, @Gsa NIB bic
Wers,e ct. pau!'s I5erbaupt.
&ol. Riefer, Gottor Ger @taots3eitune, unb cine
srcke 4nsatl herrorrassnoer Burger. 396l
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s. 4. @5eifpmic3.
Gfe Der Tanfteu un3 @eear@S traBe,.
aeaeuiber nte>SatI,
empFsol1 no b;errit boFipt benz eeebrten psut-
publ,fum als
GERBER uup 3nbeyetter auer Mrtsn oon
Wel3en unD TeQen,
otie ,um u nfsrti9en Don = slapcaren,
in peitem gaqt 1t F9 anbsi'1te u1G. 10 po5l
burd Vortte Tlitfeit BET Wrbeit, wie rura Yiais.
fetl Der Waaren p%oatom'nene 8efrisDisuns ~
ssndbren. 500
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-28

THE PARIS THEATREs.-Th following is a
list of the pieces played last year at the prin-
cipal theatres of Paris, and of the times the
favorite operas and dramas were given:-
Opera, LAfricaine, 45; -FranGais, lie
Lion Amoureux, 100; Op6ra-Comique, LIE
Voyage en- Chine, 85; Italiens, II Trovatore, IA;
RigolettO, IA; Od6on, La Contagion, "a; Chate-
let, Cendrillon, l89; Theatre Lyrique, Martha,
II; Vaudeville, La Famille B6noiton, 24S; Va
rieti6s, Barbe-Bleue, 1872; Gymnase, H6loIse
Paranquet, ll5; Palais-ROyal, La Consigne est
de Ronfer, 81; Protestant Martin, La Biche au
Bois, l07; Gate, Jean-la-Poste, l27; Ambigu,
lie Mangeur de Fer, Sc. With the exception
of the Grand Opera and Italiens, all the
theatres are reported to have made money,
although never before was so much spent on
the preparation of pieces.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-28

RAILWAY TRAFFIC IN LoNDoN.-The receipts
of the Metropolitan Railway in London are
91O79 per mile per week, while those of nine
chief railways together amount to only f474
The largest number of passengers conveyed
over this line in one week, mp to the end of last
year, was sos, ,524. The number of workmen
conveyed from the suburbs of London to the
city for three pence the double journey is now
over two thousand week. About eleven
million passengers travelled over the line last
wear.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-28

LAKE CONSTANCE RAmwAY.-A project has
been proposed to the Northeast Railway Com
pany of Switzerland to cross the Lake of Con-
stance by floating the trains over. According
TO the plans submitted to the Company, a
train Of fourteen to sixteen carriages is to be
placed upon steam vessel furnished with
rails for the purpose. An ingenious con,
trivance provides against the changes OF leve
in the lake, and assists in the embarkatior
and debarkation of the trains.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-28
when and where Does the Day Begin.

When and Where Does the Day Begin!
The Scientific American says:-As we travel
eastward the day begins earlier; near the equa-
tor starlight appears an hour earlier for eacn
Thousand miles going east. When it Is sunrise
in New YORK, the people of Europe have had
sunlight for many hours, and the Californians
are still in their beds dreaming. evidently
the day has first beginning, and at the east
ward But how far and where? What are the
people who first see the light of Monday morn
ing? II is the sun which brings the day;
where does he first bring Monday? If we
could travel with him we might find out Let
us suppose the case We will take an early
start at sunrise on Sunday morning, with
the sun Just at the point of peeping over the
horizon behind US, we travel westward. As
wp 20, the people give us Sunday greet
inc we bring Sunday with us to Pittsburg
81. Louis Salt Lake, San FRANCISCO, At San
Francisco our faithful ehrenometer Informs us
that we have been on the tramp about five
hours. But we started on Sunday morning and
il is Sunday morning still. We go on, still on
Sunday morning. Will this Sunday morning
ever end? The quiet Pacific knows very little
of Sunday or any other day, and our question
scarcely receives au echo for reply. Wnen we
get to Yokohama in Japan, or Shanghai in
China, we search for some Yankee, wide awake
in the early morning, and we are told for the
first time that Monday has come. Everywhere
now we bring Monday, and in tWenty-four
hours by the chronOmeter after starting, we are
in New York again, and find the merchants
taking down their shutters, and the Monday
newspapers telliugus what has happened during
our absence.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-28

FRENCH WNEs.--Official returns show the
following as the wine crop in France since
1858:-ln 1853, tifty-three millions of hecto-
itres; in 1859, only thirty millions; in 1860,
forty millions; in 1861, same as in 1859; in
1862, thirty-seven millions; in 1868, fifty-two
millions; in 1854, ffty-one millions; in 1855,
gixty-nine millions; giving total during the
eight years of three hundred and sixty-two
millions of hectolitres.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-28
The Submarine Gable Between Florida
and CuhR.

Some erroneous impressions prevail as to the
time when the cable between Florida and Cuba
will be completed. The following facts will
correct these impressions:-The contract for the
cable calls for its delivery in May, unless acci-
dents or stress of weather prevent it. The
work on the land line in Florida to connect it
@ WIN ,If IHe western Unlo3 tGiegrapn GoPahys
sixty days will be required to build the land
line. The cable and the land line will be in
working order by June l. The President Of
the Company is General W. F. ("Baldy')
Smith. The engineer, now in England superin-
tending the construction of the cable and whowill
superintend the whole work quitting down, etc. }
is W. E. Everett, who invented the paying-out
apparatus of the first Atlantic cable. For
was manager of the Novelty Iron Works; and is
now of the firm of Quintard & Everett of the
Morgan Iron Works of this city.-N Y Herald.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-28

GENERAL FORREST AS A WRITER.-The Louis
Vile Courier announces that General N. b.
Forrest is now preparing, and Will soon have
-eadv for the press, book to be entitled 'The
Memoirs Of Forests Cavalry"
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AM1rsEMENTs.

mn, csprA r IMpERIAI, JAPANESE TRoUpE-
This celebrated troupe Gf 6 aeE96ati5ss t5s Top spin
,oearanee in this city, at the Academy OF Music
On Tuesday evening, March .. These are the
haen permitted to leave Japan. They are on
their way to the great Paris Exposition, there
fore Their ssy sats ~ NAV be secured on and afteT
March q and all who desire 70 witness the most
wonderful performance ever presented in this
city should obtain them at Jne earnest possi-
BILE moment.
AoApEMY OF Music. - Tonight Wallaces
celebrated opera OF Mariana Will be performed,
with Messrs Campbe SagSsa gRoaainot in ths coS
To-morrow (Frfday) evening" for the beneht OF
Mr. Peter Richings, will be presented, Tor the
frst time in this city, the Deanuiul opera La
Fqdncee. or The National Guard a full house
may be expected.
NEW CHFsNUT STREET THEATRE I-The French
Spu will be repeated this evening; Sne PeaiOI'n .
anee TO conclude with the beautiful draina OF
Green BiiSbes Miss Helen Westerna as Inc spy
and "Miami." Tomorrow PrIuaSo etavtnihs at
Miss Western will take her iareWeh oehenC'
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-The Deautiful
comedy Of Fashion and the romantic drama OF
the Scalp Hunters are on the peaorns, LOT
10. night, Mr.. Il. J.. Davenport appSSsSrLng pSsog as
TAdam Trueman" in the first, ana 'Seguln,
nne of his nest characters, in the last To-mor-
row Mr.. Davenport will take MS nrst oenent ln
two years in this city, appearing IN asplenulu
bill, .... ..t
Mpa rouS DREw's ARCH STREET THEATRE
The new play of ours has been drawing line
houses. 1t will be repeated TINS eve evening, tne
ayer nieasinp actress, Mrs. John Drew. appear
INC as "Mary Netley," assisted by the entire
streneth of the company. This announcement
alone is sufficient to fill the house.
Fox,s AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE - A
varv fine bill will be presented tonight, con-
-isi}ng of a grand Ballet and Olio entertainment.
CARNCRoss q DIxEY's MINsrRELs.-"Italian
fra af the Academy :" "Masked Ball d" "rhe
sninsters. . and Laughing Cas-" are drawing
crowded houses. Not only those who iuhale
the gas. but all who are within the building, are
compelled to laugh,
THE NEW PANToMIME.-Mr. Robert Fraser,
,he celebrated pantomimist, is hard ut work
preparing "The House that Jack Built" for an
early production. The scenery is beautiful and
entirely new The dialogue of the piece is from
the pen of Mr.. j. L. Carncross, and reflects credit
on that gentleman.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-28
THIRD SALE OF DfEsSRS DEAKINS & sons
FINE SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE AND TABLE
CIJTTERY
on Monday and Tuesday Morni


March and s. at ~ O'clock. at the Auction store,
No ll0 Chestnut street, Will he sold entire stock of
fine silver plated ware, received direct from the cele-
brated works or Joseph Deakins d5 Sons, Sheffield,
The stock comprises epergnes, salmon dishes, tea
services, covered Dishes venison dishes walters
ties and stan ds wines, butter and bread platters,
flower vases, soup tureenS, teapOts, and stands.
AlSo table cutlery, plain ana silver plated King
variety.
This stock comprises the largest and most elegant
assortment ever offered at public sale.
On exhibition Friday and Saturday. [22S3t
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D Y j. M. MMEY & SONS
ID AUCTlONEERS,
No. sos WALNUT Street.
Will hold Regular Sales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE
ON AND AFTER

REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY. MARCH Is,
They would respectfully solicit Attorneys FxecIl.
tors and Administrators of Estates Trustees ane
others desiring to sell property TO send them meme
random Of the same as early as possible, so that it
may be fully advertised.
three-story brick Dwellings. Nos 1906 and 1908 San
som street. -
three-story brick Dwellings, Nos. 1891. Issa 1895.
and 1897 Mariner street. ' N0'
thTeestory brick dwellings, Nos. 1922 1924 ,aas
and 1898 Mott street. = '-' -O'
Handsome modern Residence. with back buildings
and every nYenience, No. l4l6 S. Penn Sauare
Valuable PToperty-Large DistIery and lot 40xs0
feet, Nos. 4O2 and 404 South street - '' 'V4AoV
Three-story brick Dwelling, No, - Gaslxju straet
Desirable Lot and Carpenter Shop No 1889 STILES
street, running through to Cabot street. w
Handsome four-story brick Store ana Residanco
southeast corner Fifteenth and Race Streets
Desirable Building Lot, corner OF Woodbine and
Willow avenues, Germantown. 2Ss N
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49,, . =, On Friday Morning,
Marcn VIII be sold ut Scotrs Art Gallery No 1920
Chesnut street. several monumental figures urns
garden vases etc. TO close consignment account by
Order OF importers. Sale peremptory. 228bt
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CHESNUT STREET DRUG STORE AT PRIVATE
SALE
At Private Sale-A well-established and handsomely
fitted up Drug Store, situate Chestnut street. Will
be sold bargain. Apply ut the Auction Store.
BILLIARD TABLES AT PRIVATE SALE.-Two
Billiard Tables, with marble BEDS etc. 2263t
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CLOCKS, PLATED WARE, ETC.


On Friday Morning,
At the Auction store, Will be sold erich gilt mantel
clocks, mante vases, rich silver plated tea sets,
pitchers walters card baskets goblets, knives dish
covers, opera glasses, corkscrews etc.
WINDOW SHADES,-Also, AN invoice OF 100 win
dow shades. IL
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Sale at No. lIlO CHESTNUT Street
NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD FURN
TURF. PIANO FORrES. CARPETS, MIRROR!
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r SCOTT, J;R., AUOToNEER, No. 1920

.. 49, TO MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS,
SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE MONUR ENTAI,
AID AND GARDEN sTATUARY, URNs, AND GAR
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RY THOMAS BIRCH d SON, NO. ITO CHES
u NUT Street. above Eleventh Street.
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SALE OF DECORATED CHINA WARE. ror-
LET SETS, AMARMo AND BAKDiGIfo
49,. f.. On Friday Morning,
March l, at il o'clock, at SCOTS Art Gallery No
lOO Chesnut street. will be sold full assortment OF
decorated French China Dinner and Tea ~ Is. fnlI
Toilet Sets: gold band Cups and Saucers. etc.
Bardiglio Vases etc. n
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At9 O'Clock. at the auction store No. llI0 Chesnu
street. Will be sold large assortment of superio
household furniture from families declining house
keeping,
paratus complete. 2 % At
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BOOTS SHOES,
bhoSANs; BAGS, ETC.
,,r-, ON Tuesday Morning,
March s. at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue
on four months credit, about 1900 PACKAGES Roots
Shoes, Brogans, etc. embracing a prime and fresh
assortment of hrstclass City and Eastern manufac-
lure Open for examination with catalogues early on
the morning of sale. Vs.
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have just made out reduced price list for
all my LINENS. which cannot fall to give saUls.
faction TO the most careful buyer.
TO those about purchasing LINEN GOODS.
we would say that our stock was never larger
and more varied, consisting of the following,
wiz
LINEN DAMASHS, ALL WIDTHS,
TABLE CLOTHS, ALL SIZES,
FINE NAPKINS AND DOYLIES,
IRISH LINEN SHEETINGS, ALL WIDTHS
F X e HI: LINEN SHEETINGS, ALL
WIDTHS,
LINEN PILLOW CASINOS,
Ii EAVY SHIFTING LINENS,
FINE BOSOM LINENS,
SHIRT BOSOMS, READY.MADE,
SHIRT BOSOMS FOR EVENING WEAR,
CRUMB CLOTHS, 2 Ia, 3, 4YARDS WIDE
FINE TOWELS,
TOWELLING BY THE YARD,
LADIES' AND GENTS HANDKERCHIEF
LINEN LAWNS AND BIRD-EYE,
ETC. ETC. ETC.