davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

SOME of the girls have demonstrated
against a patent being used for the
fastening of buttons on clothes by a
screw, declaring that if the men can
put on their buttons that way they will
never get married.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

A MAN carrying cradle was stopped
by an old woman, and thus accosted:
$50, sir, you have got some of the fruit
of matrimony?" "Softly old lady,"
said he, "you are mistaken; this is
merely the fruit basket,
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

The Paris Punch has some carica-
lures of the Yankees in Paris The
best represents one in private box i'd
the Chamber Of Deputies, who says to
the janitor; 81 mean to see everything
during the exhibition Here are fifty
dollars just tell Mr.. Theirs to make
a speech, now, while l sit here :"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

THE printer of the Western Gazette
lately published the following notice:
''Dry stove wood wanted immediately at
this office. in exchange for papers. N.
B. Don't bring logs that the devil
can't split.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

VEN you're married man, you'll
understand a great many things you don't
understand now; but vether its worth
vile going through SO much to learn so
little, as the charity boy said ven he got
to the end of the alphabet, is matter
of taste.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

81 AM certain, wife, that I am right,
aud that you are wrong; I'll bet my
ears on it.' "Indeed, husband, you
should not carry betting to such ex-
treme lengths"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

IT was an apt answer of a young lady
who, on being asked where was her
native land, replied 81 have none; l
am the daughter of a Methodist min
ister.',
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

MODES OF MIND.-There are hours
in life when the most trifing crosses
take the form of calamities. Our tenn
pers are like an opera glass, which
makes the objects small Or great accord
ing to the end looked through.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

AMONG the list of penalties for the
regulation of Queen Elizabeth's house.
hold, was the following: That none toy
with the maidens, on pain of fourpence.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

DOUGLASS JERRoLD calls women's
arms "the serpents that wind about a
mans neck, killing his best resolu-
tions.' The "oldest inhabitant" says
he don't object to that kind o'serpents.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

JINKs says that cucumbers can be
made into pickles while growing, ifyou
can get cross old maid to look over the
fence at the vines twice week.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

NEVER trouble trouble till trouble
troubles you, for trouble rarely troubles
people who never troubles themselves
about trouble.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

THE New York Citizen learns that
Ben. Wood got hit with a red-hot
poker about ten years ago-a "draw
poker" in fact-to the tune of forty
five thousand dollars, the winner being
prominent and respected member of the
upper house of the Common Council.
The interesting information is added,
that ga hand of three aces against
three queens" was what warmed the
poker.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

Some poor fellow who has been Tilted
we should judge, and brought to grief
by some fair one, thus revenges his
wrong: "Eve did not know as much as
her daughters of the present day. Had
thay been in her place, instead of being
deceived they would have deceived the
devil"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

SCIENCE does more for the brute than
the man. Pigs attacked by the most
fatal disorders are frequently cured after
death. s.5v
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

"DoN'T you mean to marry, my dear
sir ?" "No, my dear widow; I'd
rather lose all the ribs I've got than
take another"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

A COW in Cincinnati, in a mistake
the other day, took feed of pine saw
dust, instead of bran. In the evening
she gave turpentine instead of milk.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

~ HOLD it to be fact" says Pas
cal, "that if all persons knew what
they said of each other, there would
not be any friends in the world"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
J. Mora Moss, Benjamin Brewster,
James Otis, James II. Higgin,
VIM f. Barron, Thomas II. Selby,
J. A. Donohoe, Nicholas Lunning,
James C. Conroy, John Parrot,
Peter II. Burnett, J. Underhill.
Moses Hellor, NJ. D. Sweenv,
l.. Maynard. Moses Ellis.
Jacob SchOlle, James Phelan.
Charles L. Low, Gus Touchard,
G. Christensen. Michael Castle.
Joseph Seller, Nicholas Lance.
L. II. Allen, n. G. Kittle,
Alfred Borel, VIM. C. Talbot,
G. 7. Emmet, Patrick McAron.
J. Y. Hallock, George C. johnson,
Caleb T. Fay. j. G. kittle.
CALEB T. FAY, Pres't.
CHAs. C. HAVEN. Sec'y.
7. X. WILSON. Ag't Mok. Hill.
j2'67:tf.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24
United States Internal Revenue.
WILLIAM z. COTTON,
Deputy Collector

FOR THE
THIRD DIVISION OF THE THIRD COL
LECTION DISTRICT IN THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA.
Consisting of the county Of Calaveras.
Giice at the Court House, Mokelumne Hill.
Mok Hill March 24th lS65.-ap2fG7:
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24
ADVERTISING.
JOB PRINTIN c.
z-T4- From and after this date all Sheriff

all kinds of JOB WORK executed with
neatness and dispatch. and on 1hoderateterm
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

q AN evil habit is never conquered by
yielding to it.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

~ complete Pictorial History of the Times
- The best, cheapest. and most successful
Family Paper an the Union'
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

WOMAN is delusion but men will
hug dclusions.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24
PHGNIX HOTEL,
REDINGTON'S
FlaVOring Extracts

are made from Fresh Fruits. Each
bottle holds twice as much as any
other brand in the market, conse-
quently they are the cheapest and best.
USE NO OTHER.
REDINGTON & co. Agents for the
Pacific Coast. jan2S'67:ly:is.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

"FoR HERSELF ALONE" The Fort
Wayne { Indiana) Democrat tells of a
beautiful, amiable, fascinating and i'm
mensely wealthy young lady in that
city, who carefully conceals the knowl-
edge of her wealth, wears cheap clothes,
and works in millinery shop, waiting
for an interesting young man to woo
and win her "for herself alone.' There
will not be a milliner left in Fort
WAYNE In six months.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

TERMS.
n.-r-nrrnA- Ivy vARIARIY N ADVANCE):
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

JOHN tells story of Thompson and
Rogers, two married batks of New
York, who, wandering, home late one
night, stopped at what Thompson sup
posed was his residence, but which his
companion insisted was hiso house.
Thompson rang the bell Justify, when a
window was opened, anda lady inquired
what was wanting:
"Madam p inquired Mr.. T., isn't
this Mr.. T--Thompson's house ?''
NO replied the lady, this is the
residence of Mr.. Rogers y f
"Well," J" exclaimed Thompson, "Mrs.
.T-Thompson-beg your bardon-Mrs.
Rogers, won't you juststep down to the
door and pick out Rogers, for T.
Thompson wants to go home"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-24

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omce on Mainstreet, nearly Opposite Court House.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07

Turhttar. - 8cr etna 10 Bctsn aina
Qlsranbsr Sage, sin SassfD9nsr in Snhianapelts,
oraens friia auf bic arbsit, als cine flsins Dcss
ss (bull terrier) ssssn isn aufiprans, tbn In Die
rsats Sanb b,s, uno bisisl6s fsbislt uno ntA msbr
asten lsB, Etc sr nit Der anrsrn 6anb fsin Saz
{hsnmeiisr sos, es NIT ben 3S6nen Sffnete, unb Die
lpiitbenne 8sais nurb mserere Glide t0otete. Ga
sr sefardtste. Der Sunb naSate tOu sepslsn isin,
liss er iiA Die 8ibmunben ama6tsnnen. Oa Die
aSuneen balo wisesr bsilten, nnb er fi9 gang ws6l
tsfanb, habts Or. pOpe mad 10 lanser 3stt niht
msbr baran, BIS er am lsktsn DOnneriias (2liten
Eebr.) Abeuo BON ben cfsnbaren spmptcmen Der
QDai7erIheu befallen murbe. CT batte, mas islten
Bel hieIer i1rsdliAsn 9ranfseit Der aQ IT, inrinsr
lein pclIes 8ewn6tisin unb mar fsinen befiissn
Sranpf. uno g8uteanfalIsn untermrrfsn tIcs
beim Mnblid bss Wafers, wenn er trinfsn rclte,
perfsl ct In 3udunsen. Gr itarb am Samitas
Absne rubia unb ani6einenb cbns Shmerben, mas
sppst burb bic itarfsn Opium. Dcisn, Die man tbm
aab, peruriaht tpuroe.
Dieter Saa Sat srOse aufresuns In SnbianarO'
fts bsrpcrasrufen unb piro pisQeiht einen @srtils
aunssfriss ssssn Die 6unbs peranlafen, Die, mis
man frii6er msinte, tlcs mGbrenb Der !Sunbstase
TOD riiresn. 9lls 6unbt tn elmer Gtaot fino
aud nidt 70 risl rsttb als elm Msni5snlsten, oas
auf 10 ihrsflihe Wdis rerlorsn stbt. Rein 6ano
:lls gu iraeuo elmer Satrssjst fret auf ben G!ra'
Gen umtelaufeu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07

2lm Sage barauf bratte gR9sr unisrtm Gsfan'
aenen bic tefen NabrtHtsn. Sc mar tbr aeluns
gen, ibrs Dspsi9en an lore Abrsiien Su bsfSrosrn.
Trobn sab ibr neue, Die lsstsn, tpelhe nSt9t3 mas
rsa; tpenn fe beits0t iuaren, 70 bran1e er nur nas
faon frabsr bsfunnt semabte Stsnal su ssten unp
Seeer, Der sun 0aneeln bsrufsn, elite an ieinen
ascIfen. @s fsblteu nur mod bic SnlIIfa ~ Dem
9atpratcrium. gifber Bate, rte ie bsriHtets, bic
Nsah 5eborii6s. Mter es mar thr nod ni1t gsluns
gen, bic StlIiief ielbsr MAIDEN laiIsn 5u fSnntn {;
Der SGlO1fr, Der es iibsrnprimsn, sssen taare 8e.
satluug pru spGlf Syrteeri&sprr lie an;ufertiaen,
rrlls srif am fplssnesn Sage sssen Ntittas eas
nit ferts mernsn fSunsu, na er nur baran arbeiten
nurfte, rsnn er allein uno Ger 1sIsls nitt tn Der
2Setfhatt mar. -
Gsssn G6ens ibidte SSrO6n Fts an, isinen 9ss
1uh bet Srenf gu MAIDEN. @r ftcn In isinsn Sri.
nenaana uno seianste barin unssbinesrt an bic
Stene mo itm feline 2atslne Die fYunDamentmauer
esa xrsndihen &slfsrs seiste. Sier aeer tSrte Su
leinsr srrssn 8trspunbstuns 6eutc iein gSss pOas
iiiuDia auf Gts trnnnenartise Nustisfung, burt
tpsltas sr seiltrn md in bts 3sls Srsnd's ssfpm.
men, mar NIT einsm Iaar Can't 1sfsn sussmorfeu
uno oaritsr laaen pids Solstpttsn. SSrobu ihaff
ts lih smar tros Der gdds 10 psG &aum, has sr
cen 0etiu3 MAIDEN fonnte. bis Brbfsn 3u teben.
2lber lte fhsnen feit sussfeilt @r tlcrfte. Nihts
iter ibm rhbrts iih. @r REF: uSrsnf .,,.....
Ser @amsrao" -. srf lstis, nann lauter. Seine
Anttrcrt!
SIN bbtiisr Grabs bsunrubist, n,u6ts sr Fa 5uu
8fasuss sntldlis6en. SrSBsrs alnfrsnsunaen
Die 9Oslsn ju bsben, nurfte er nist MAIDEN, sbsn,
ipmsnis lautsr rufsn. Sss batts nis gesilbuas
9e acknowledgement einss iOlen gser6reens purte IN
ter Shat ge9en Srend erbpben feRn nod beute II
aabsburg ene eabin auenee Qeuseruna bes 5eemarlda
pom alffein @OuVerneur GRasceburg seeen ben 20
spansis Sabren peritobsnen 8rot bes aoers IT, Sra,
une StdneemtslieS &6ser l1ns ieint e jehenfals au
Der euft seeren, mie aua Die an6urisuna bs obperra
tbes seasn 1renf. Ole sane ipitsre auns bes aanne
iprt bawipe, eab th einem olben 9erbreGeu bsla
fet pu6te uno meen bic aubs Vrpsntli anGeiae auf
nabme tie pdter 5pe 8rtecrit g8belm ees 3eite,
pno BEL teism Rcasr9sn sIbsr fans Der ba up ber
tdufte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07
(S1tuS fpl0t.)

ssnberbar. Gin iunser Dsutiaer In Wil'
paufss, QBt8e., giamsns gDtlosr, tebauptste neus
lib, hait CT nit istnsr Bauft oas Safslpsre sinsr
farftn Sbar hurhinlasen f0nne. ST that ss and
ipirflt, unb ss laisn, ais Of fir isn meter fsine
na6tbsitssn Syclsen baraus entitsbsn rarpsn, als
oas feline SsinssrfnSSsl numb semDrosn marsn
Seine 6ano tpurbe psrbunpen, unb es fdtsn Mles
in SrSnuns. - Atsr balo oarauf fhrumpfts Die
6ane ;uiammsn unb nurne pte tcot. Gle bat
iest nur nod bic 6ilfts tbrer fri9srsn GrSbe unb
1T pSais untrauabar. Ois Aerste mifsn nibt,
tras su tbun 1T, ba ibnsa nod fein Tau ssier art
rDrsefpmmen TT.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07
9te I5wehil9e Corvette .Naiabe" rettete

Dts lawshiiae Scrpette rRaiabs" rsttsts,
rGerenb He al Der ipaniiaen Saits freusts, bic
Mannlhaft oes snslihsn Oampfsns rCSsslcns',
Der Dem untersanse nabs mar. glbsr Der @apttan
bisiss 5hifTss petssrte ft, itinsr Mannibaft
an 8Orb oss lbueSiiten ju fcl8en, ets er iih a.
firt bats. - SO ,udre. iaSte sr, zines @sntleman
unpirois, Rd an Bcto zines fremeen Satffss uns
raTrt pOrsufsusn. = Ser idwsoilas gapitan mar
ssspunsen. nahSusebsn; man partste, tts Der 5u
bSHi3e Wann Der intsrnatiDnalen Shiflibtsit ses
nist satte. Saum bate er bic vHaiaoe" srreibt,
ais Der snslii5s San,pfsr In DEN @runb fubr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07

Scu1pnie. Sisr III ssasrn elm iunses
Uaohen, bic 4susmahsrin 2ueias Samteau, BON
ibren @eltsbtsn ern,crest, In Sau1enb BON fleinsu
stidtsn ssrlhnitten, In einsn Cad perpaft unb
nit Der Stsnatur rsdmsinsFsld" auf Der 8abn
als sSradtsut aufsesstsn pSrDsn Das aus ben,
Sad tale mad Der Ansabe burnffernbs 8lut per,
anlaets gum Ssf1nsn nes Sadsa nnb fibrts alsbato
5ur 9erbaftuns ees @tSreers, zines Glfenbeinaras
psurs, stamsns 4lfrsb Wtenu, Der gan, In Der ssa,
6s hss 8abntofes rubia einen S,nbis einnahm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07

= am lssten Samfas tpurbsn Wiib Raufmann
uuo WiiB @rpif nase BEL 8eabirs. pa, BON einsm
ISiisnbabnsuse aberfattsn; nis y, fsre iarb balp
mad benz u"fal unS bic 2ssters mire Itmerlia
nit hsm 9eben nascnfcmmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07

= Sn gbieaso fir;te ein Sranfenbrlo aus es.
mem fssnfer nes @ourtbaulss auf cine sufanis por.
aberssbsnns oeutiHe frau; psie nures itmsr pers
lest, Der S5ffsl mar nidbt tefddpi8t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07

- Sn Maine min man sins SempsrenS, Staats,
rrIissi sinfibrsn, wis in MaiIabuietts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07

- Bann III sine 2aes feline Satp? - d, Fb
asaup sb nnpGs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07
Sn Den Gaiematten Wia9oeburgs.
Bon sepim edadtns.
(5Ortiesnns.)

Mm fofssnosn Gage st,partete Grcbn NIT rerScps
rsltsr l1nasnnlo iene iunss ssreunnin. Gr tatte
am Morsea friib,etis eafar seiaat bae oas auf'
aeniitlte aoh in Der STE Der Gaiematte perssdt
lpurbe. robei istns Matruss bic reentli&fsn Dien'
fe leiifete. Damn bate er, fctafo bic 9eute. bic
fh teute wecer 3ur Mstsit fabren liesen. entfsrnt
rarsn, auf ffetne grdi&en oes aerriifenen papsrs,
mcrauf Gf9er tbm ben 4Ian Der Teftun8 snees
fdmneselt, nit etnem 8lsiHift a0erlei 6iercslp.
p6sn 8efrtselt, fur3e unb unpsrfdnSltAe Sass, ala
!. s.:
Is g. Shiect Gf6ihnr q3ef,ht.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE "JAPs" IN TowN-Professor Risley and
colonel Tom Mcguire arrived here yesterday
with their famous Imperial Japanese troupe.
Ihoy were taken about the city in The
~Continentap coaches, and great crowds oI
snrious people followed the vehicles in every
direction.
This troupe will appear for q few nights onlv
at our Academy of Music, oommencino on
Tuesday evening next, March s. Choice seats
may be secured from the other Mr.. Rislev at
the Continental News Exchange" to-day and
THE THEATREs.-At the Chestnut, Miss Helen
Western plays nine characters in the EIrencb
SPY, Jenny lind, and Satan IN Parts. ''''''
AZ the walnut; True TO 0se Gore will be pro-
auced, with Mr.. E. l.. Davenport as HMr Trne
gold" Mr.; Davenport win also appear as
"Pythias." This is very fine bill 70 90
At the Arch, Ours will draw another innoepse
house. 1t is admirably played, and deseTves
the great success accorded IL. Mrs. Drew es
Mary Netley," is especially worthy of praise.
At the American, the Variety Troupe annear
In an excellent bill, and fifty hams win be- ais
tributed among the audience.
Oarncross Dixey offer very attractive on
lertAinment this evening. VI
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An Earthquake in the IOpian 1s,ss.

Advices from Corfu report that an earthquake
has devastated the islands of Ithaca and Cepha-
lonia. The towns of Agostoli and Lixuri in the
latter island are in ruins. Many villages have
been totally destroyed, The number of killed
and wounded has notye been ascertained. The
inhabitants are now living in wooden barracks
houses, The ships in the ofing have taken on
board as many as they could, Great suffering
exists in all the devastated districts. The first
shock was felt on the Sd of last month, about 6
O'Clock In the morning. 1t was felt smulta.
nEeonsly IN Patras, Ithaca, Cephalonia, Paxo,
Corfu, and several other places. Oscillation
occurred at Cephalonia on the 9th, of sufficient
10ree 10 overthrow the few houses yet standing.
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one Hundred Thousand Disabled Young
Men In France. S

The Paris correspondent of the London Times
cites official statistics which bear out the asser.
AlOn that the number of men whom Napoleon
proposes to take annually for the army amounts
TO almost the entire product of able.bodied youth
many to learn what large proportion of young
men who are forced to draw lots every wear
and liable to serve as recruits in the order of
their numbers are rejected by tho medical in.
spectOrs. In 1864 the number OF men liable to
serve was $4,000. OF these were reiected:S
Is, lO6 below the standard height; 30,524 weak
constitution, consumption, ETC.. Is, 988 mutt.
lated from birth, hernia, etc.; 9lO0 humpbacked
and fatfOOted; 69SS blind or deaf; 963 stam.
merers; 4lOs insufficient teeth; 5li4 syphilis
and cognate diseases; 52I3 goitre and scrofula:
2l5s cretins, lunatics and paraIytlcs 1926 divers
lncapacities. The total youth of the year unit
70 serve in the army was 100, 900 odd.
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY FOR
Y SALE
SECOND WHARF BELOW SOUTH STREET.
Front Sutherland street 100 feet with depth Of
about 800 feet to low water mark the Schuylkil.
Well adapted for a Rolling Mill, Factory, or other
si 2 Is stuthst* '' 1>pp''N No 70 1877 MARKET STREET.
%A FOR SALE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE
Hiu A beautiful Country Seat with fine large House
anu Barn. and eighteen acres of Land, on School
House Lane, near Germantown.
small Houses, Nos..2S0 and 232 in Raspberry alley.
A large Building Lot, 5. w. corner OF Twenty-trSt
ana Spruce street 4 feet on Twenty and l6 feet
on Spruce street, Apply TO ]. w. RYERSS,
3 ftu6t* No. l6 Philadelphia Exchange.
@ FOR sALE-DWELLING NO. 3I5 N.
uSixth street, above Nine q feet front by 96 feet
aeep; sale after the 9th of pril will then be
cant and can be examined Clear Terms FERNS easy.
5iSt No. lis TENTH Street, below Chesn1t.
[s FOR SALE-A MODERATE SIZED
ElDWELLING, just finished with six chambers,
bAIn, water closet, wash basins ETC., in Jefferson
street, west of Broad. WILLIAM Il. BACON,
22S 6t* No. 2lS5a WALNUT Street.
N=s FOR RSALE-SBVERAL SUBSTANTIALLY
Hilouilt DWELLINGS North Fifteenth street,
iUUVe Jefferson. west side Just completed and in a
desirable neighborhOod. WILLIAM ii. BACON,
22s cts No. 2lS1a WALNUT Street.
a FOR SALE.-A DESIRABLE THREE
EGi Story brick DWELLING, on FIFTEENTH
Street, north OF oxford; modern improvements and
S0ON D''e William H. BACON
256t No, 2l815 WALNUT Street,
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TO RENT.

- TO RENT-THE HANDSOMELY FUR
NEH nished House, No. 2O39 Walnut street, replete
WiIh all mo dern conveniences. III. ..
Also Cou ntry Seat beautifully situated, within ten
miles Of the city containing about twenty acres The
above can be rented for one or TWO years. Apply to
LEWIS II. REDNER,
22T "TRIP No. 1872 S. FOURTH Street.
- TO RENT-SIX DESIRABLE ROOMS,
IEt suitable for OFFICES, two on floor, with fold
ing doors. Heat and Gas. No. 2H n. SIXTH
Street. opposite Franklin Square, Apply on the
premises + 2 % &c
- TO RENT-A HANDSOME, WELL.FUR-
u nished house, pleasantly situated on West Green
street, within few minutes walk of the Park. Ad-
as E." p. o, Box 67l. 22S thstu3J#
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DRY GOODS.
.61r11 K RM,.
LINEN STORE.
s2s ARCH STREET.

have just made out reduced price list for
all my LINENS, which cannot fall to give SAILS
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 DAMAsKs, ALL WIDTHS.
TABLE CLOTHS, ALL SIZES,
FINE NAPKINS AND DOYLIEs,
IRISH LINEN sHEETINGs, ALL WIDTHS
B e N Oh LINEN sHEETINGs, ALL
WIDTHS,
LINEN PILLOW CASTINGS,
HEAVY SHIFTING LINENS,
FINE BOsOM LINENS,
SHIRT BOSOMS, READY-MADE,
SHIRT BOSOMs FOR EVENING WEAR,
CRUMB CLOTHS, 2 I-2, q, YARDS WIDE
FINE TOWELS,
TOWELLING BIZ THE YARD,
LADIES' AND GENTS 'HANDKERCHTEFS
LINEN LAWNS AND RIRD-EYE,
ETC. ETC. ETC.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

- plKA TRIPS RESUMED 9TH
steamer JOHN A. WARNER will COM
lenUe running between Philadelphia and Bristol on
THURSDAY; the 2Sth of February. leaving Philadel-
phia, CHESNUT street wharf, at O'Clock r. NJ
Stopping at Rlverton, Torresdale, Andausa Beverly
and Burlington. Returning leaves Bristol at o'clock
A. NJ
Fare each way, 25 cts. Excursion, 40 cts. [22slm
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THIRD SALE OF NIESSRS. DEAKISs a. SONS,
FINE EsHEFFlELD Plated WARE AND TABLE
CUTLERY.
On Monday and Tuesday Mornings
March and 5, at 10 o'clock. at the Auction Store
No llO Chestnut street. Will be sold entire stock OK
hne silver plated ware received direct from the ceIe
Orated works or Joseph Deakius ~ sons, Sheffield
The stock comprises epergnes, salmon dishes tea
services, covered dishes venson Dishes walters ket
ties, and stands: wines, butter and bread platters
mower vases, soup tureens, teapots and stands
Also table cutlery, plain ana silver, plated King
pattern, beaded and plain forks and spoons of every
variety. ~ NA '''iS
This stock comprises the largest and most elegant
assortment ever offered at public sale,
On exhibition Friday and Saturday. T22S3t
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AUCTION SALES.

PHILIP FoRp. Auctloneer
M @ Q l. e l. L D & on
1NL Isuccessors to Philip Ford q COY
AUCV1ONEERS, No. 5O6 MARKET Streot