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sale ~ No, l9y5 Arcb streeI

- VERY ELkGANr l. WALNUT FURNJTURE
flnt Gu Piate ManI+l ana Pier Mirrors Lace
"lhuoW Snrtalns, Handsome English, BIussels.
NoAVet, auu Ot her Oar bets etc
r. -, . . On Monday M orniDg,
ieC' ~ Rt lU O.cIt OK, ut No. 10 i5 Arch street bv
chaiO ue' the entire very elegant walnut hOuseho d
lurn .ul . Including handsome suit walnut drawing
room lufbliure, covered with green plush; elegant
essefe ana centre table; Ia and tine Frenc0 plate
pier anu hahtel nlrrOrs; Bpsnd d suit CT n
her furniture. elegant wardrobes with lIror dnors.
hatusome walnut ard cottage chamber sui =; fine
hhlI alu hp Ing mattresses and bedding; hail ld
ana CT s'Ts Do. cases; diang turt; ex 81
sioh tao es IicmnfocAele and lace window as:
snsuee; chlnS ana glssswRre: handsome Eugiish
Brusseis venetian and Diner carpets; kitchen
ture; 1eiril orator. $1,000
May he examined on the morning OF sale at
Cloch.
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JOHN O. AL.ElN, IIDhtt AEaul,
No. gUl CAESN UI Street,
FRANCIS FUNK, llcket Agent,
No. ll5 MARKET LreeL
SAMUkL Il. WALLACE
Ticket Agent A. the Depot,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Cumpany yyil not rs.
sume any gkk for Baggage, except for Wesring Ap-
pETeI and limit LheT responsibility One Hundred
Dollars in value All exceeding th az amount
In Vaiue will be ~ OF the owner upiss IskP
by special contract, kDNA ii. VILLA Ms,
AZ General Snperlntendaut Altoona "a
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

sszA, NOTICE.-THE UNDE ERSIGNE
fsAsA wOulo Gail the attention Uf the pubic to his
M59N NEW SOLDhN EAGLE FURNACE,
S-~T- This Is IN entirely neater 1t lS 80 con.
euucted AZ 10 a. once comme ditsel 10 general favor
being b CT ImDinaLlon OF wrought Cast Iron. Is
sin pie in lts construction, is PERFECTLY air
nght; stliclesning haying.no Ilpes or druns ID be
tab zen cut and cleaned. II IL arranged uprlght
hues as TO produce larger amount OF neat from
sane weight OF coal than any furnace In use
The ny umetic condition OF the air produced oy
my new arra cement OF evaporation Will at de-
that IL ls g. only Hot Air Furnace that
Will pr duce peIefctly heAuhy atmoh pheTe.
IA ose in want of q complete Heating Apparatus
would do well Call and anIine the lldeu Eagle
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Nos. 1852 ana ll3i MARK EF street,
PhlladelphiA.
A large sssOTtme mt OF Cooking RayKes Fire.board
StoN es, Low Down Crates, Ventat0rs, etc, always
Vi hand.
N, b iobbng OF all kinGs promptly done. 10,
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j. J'NAUsHN aAH1'ioHt .,,. =, . WILLIAM Il, kEakIos
tSQnTAWAkk FOUNDRY, FIFTh AM
FA1LADHLPHIA,
hkkkICk a Sons,
EtlH9INhEttS AND MACHINIsI5
mk-o4Aytare High ana Low Pressure steam Engine
tcE Land tlYer, and Marine service,
bOiIeTh, dhsOnleJsrs, lsnKR, Iron Boats, eIp,
ShsslhSs VI al klnds sltner iron or brass
kAIifvaC Stations etc,
Retors AID eaa Machinery, OF the latest and lnoa,
In proved construction,
Every description OF plantation AaohIneIy alss
SugEf, saw, Aud 9risL Mills, NScunm Pans, OIL
Steam TIalnbs DeIecRtors, Eilters, Pumping, I'm.
glnes, etc.
Sole Agents FOR n. Bllsux's PateRt 5ngaI Boilin4
Apparntus, Nesmyth's Patent SLeRm Hammer, Ani
Aspinwsu Mooiseya Patent Centrifugal SpgaJ
Draining Machines. 6af
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INVEST JERSEY RAIL R0AD S.
w FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
n NJ M A (JDDar

w FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From foot of EFT street Upper FerryI
Com mencIng WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1858
S0 TRAINS LEAVE As Follows
For Cape May and stations below Miilville, SlS
For Mnlville, vineland, and intermediate stations
8l5 A. h :, $40 p. M
For Brldgelon salem, and way stations s15 A. NJ
For Woodbury. 81 s15 A. M. ,8'Ib, $3.50 and 90 p M.
Freight train leaves Camden daily al II O'clock
freight received at second covered whasf below
"Ers,ght nelivsred No l2s south Delaware avenue.
WILLIAM ]. SIWELL
plk superintendent.
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In. THOMPSON's LONDON KITCHENER,
(kE2E or EUROPEAN RANGE, tor fam llies hotels
kz2T or public instiIuIions. IN TWENTY DIFFEk-
Hut-Air Furnaces, Portable Heaters, Low-down
GRATIS FIeboRrd Stoves, Bath Boilers, stew-hoe
Plates EOlers, Iooking stoves, etc., wholesale and
's'"''' - '-N SHARPE & THOMPSON,
IL 25Wfm6m No. 269 N. SECOND Street.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,

seI5 PENN STEAM ENGINE Ann
sSssksas&Sszz hO4I4k4. WOi[k S.-NEAFlE d levy
Et.-aS ASA44 AND AdhO4ihllCAL EN1lN hiEtsE,
1AStt1N LoIS, BOli4Eh- MA hhlSS, u A q &
5MlIfiss, Ano FOUNDERS, having tuL many yearf
osen IN successful OpeiHuon, aad been exClusiYeiy
shSh6ed ih DQlIdlug EDd repairing Marine and RivsI
Ehkihes hgh ana pressure, Iron Boilers, Watei
t-AA5 <EOpei!eis &c, eL., respectfully ofer thsiI
services 10 The puoc being fully prepared so con.
isct ior enSlAeA OF EA slzes, AaTlne River and
StatiOAhry hAVng sels OF patterns Of different slasS
are prtPrsd 10 execute orders wish qulck despstch
hss5y description OF pALJern-mekng made ~ ths
jhVIteSt hOtlCt higA euu LCT.preaB Fins
IIouIar and Cylinder BUIera, OF the best PsnnsyVa.
nus chsfCoai nou. Ectgngs OF ail sizes aud kluos
Iron ana BEass tastlDgB OF all descriptions, RnIi
Lu5nns Screw CGGiDg ana sll otheH work con sctes
win the above business. "-
Drawings and BpeCihcatluns r0r All work oous a,
sheystabllshment free OF charge, and work guarnp
seed, '
The Subscribers nave ample "nari-dOck room TO-
repairs OF oUats where bhey Ca Iie IN perfect sa1A
and provided win shears, oIocKs, faR, e,o az
f0I rklsng heavy or light weighs, va
JACOB y. NEAFIR
JOHN p. LEVY,
6H REAOB and PALM FIR straa,a
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sale No. 599 Chestnut street.
NALUA BILE BOOKS AND ALBUMS

,,,, On MoLdAy afterboon,
I4ln iust al q ClOCE, nc the nv
nRue Nsuable Collection OF BOos.s Including am ~
hHudsUmey bound. etc. 10 Il
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CLNTRAL RAILROAD.

FALL TIME TAXING kEEEOI NOV. % 1868.
Ths trains VI TIE PeLasy lganiR CeasrGi hnIltead
leave DIpUt, az ID ,ItrH-cIEsoE ana Ma OK IA
) resta nicl Is Reached directly Oy ths Mkrget
street tEe last Connecting Tltn eHCu train
leaving From ana Rrkey LnIriy inmates o..
:ors departure Inc CneanuJ auo Walnut StTseGa
CRFB Vi.hln Oua squAie OF tins Depot
Slet ping Car ilCKea application ht
the Ticket Othce N. W. corner Nin.h and Chestnut
stree 10, anu Et the depot
Agents Union Transfer Company VIII
deliver baggage ~ Jne depot orders lett At
No, sol CnesnuI s eel, or NO. llb arKes "SFeet VIII
receive attention, 49,, ,.,.,,,,,, ,,,,
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SHIPPING.
,aFE5a LoRTLLARD's STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR NEW YORK,

From and after this date the rates OF freight by this
line VIII be ten cents 100 lbs for heavy goods four
GEMS per foot, measurement cent per gallon for
nquius. ships option. One Of the Steamers of this
Line viii leave every tuesday Thursday, and satur.
Gay. Goods received at all times on covered piers
All 60, DIS forwarded by New York agent tree
CHARGE except carriage.
For further information, apply on the pier to
SiS bm JOHN H. OIL.
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'lic Sale on the pre- uises, No. 2lls Brand,
REsIpEN CE sIIefIlE ~ ID lEuRNIrnnr

NhSlDENCE & ND FURNITURE
sea-, ,.--. On THURSDAY MoTbiDg,
Atn instant at lU O'clock ON the PREMISES all tbat
heht modem tbIeestory brick residence Iwo. stnry
ding and lot OF grouud l6 feet front by II
Se' ueep sHuste ON the south side of RrandyWine
OF Sbi. ~ 'N','' eAouhu rent
SUPERIOR HoUsEHor d FURNITURE FrNr
bhoSstLs AND OTHER CARPETS. ETC. -
M uIat aieI The sale OF the residence at IN
O'Clock, bS catalogue, at No. 2l6 Branuywine A rect
e SUPERIOR walnut paror furniture, superior cham
ptI ara ulhlbg-ToOm iuGnlure fiue Brusse ana We.
l,etihn ,tmptis china ana glassware, halr mat
-, May be examined on the morning of sale at g
ONiOSN' Fan
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M THOMAS Il SONS, NOS. l39 AND IA
lNls Is, HOUkTH 81 kkAT,
sale at No 1924 Walnut street.

. sale at NO 1924 Walnut sweet.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE LARGE
MANlhL AND PIER MIRRORS, BRUssELS
CAhPE1S, ~ y.
On Friday Morning,
nth Instant. at 10 clo No. 1924 Walnut straat
by catalogue, cOmprttDg drawng-roo!u furoiture
aIlD covers; pair large aud elegant French. plaza
maptel ana pier mirrors; fine Brussels aud OH. ar
tNrpe g; srpei bitch wood chamber uTniiu ma ia
carpets; oil cloth. eIc etc. ei"'n
May be e1ami- cd on the morning OF sale at
O'CoCk
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II 6.z%. NUIiCE.-FOR NEW YORK. VIA
~ ssaz.sss D EL1. " ARE AN ID kARITAN ~ NAL
hAPhSarS . LA MKOAT COM PANY
Ins fstesin tfOpeAtrs or 4uls line leaye DAILY
from first wharf beAUv msrAe. street.
IhOOU1h In "A HOURS.
GcudS wacded by all the lines going ont of
5reiRhtB reCeIved a. our usual low rates.
VILLA IA p CLY DE " 90, Agensa,
,, -, 30 IA :. WAARVGS, Philadelphia.
JAMES HAND, agent. 3Us
No. lls WALL street, corner OF S3ltb, New York
..sssseg> PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
sSSisss5.aFcz. AND ASOht OIIh SIh4A MShIP LINE
IAA.GUoA FhElGhE A1k LINE 40 TEE
kOUIH and WkSt.
EVERY 5AIURpAY,
4Lt noon. from FIRST whARE aoOve MARKET
strt-i.
Te RuUaA RATES ana THRoOGH RECETPTs
u SII pUlG "a NOtLh SOU Ia Carolina, via een
JUnEu AlI Line IN@!rCao, connecting POrtsIaonEi
Auu o. IyAchpprEi Va, Tennessee, GDd the WesL via
Virginia ana IennGsHee ak Line and RiGnmOnd and
lsIiylile ISeiiIusu.
LNN kA RATES THAN ANY OTHER Liza a.,
iEe regularity, safety. suu CheapHUss OF thIs route
dluL iCF carrying every Description OF ireignE,
charge Eor GonInAssiOn, dEy age, OS any exoeuEs
ol tre usier,
Steamships Insured al lowest rstee.
ErelSht received caiiy.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & o.
NO. II North ana SOuth WHARVhs
". r. PORTEEss Agent NJ Richmond ami CIEJ
+, ?, URowEIL q CO.. Agents at Norfolk su
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f4HuMAS BIRCH q SON, AUCTIONEERE
4 AND COMMISSION h EROHANTs M II,S
UaESNU Street; rear entrance No. llO7 Sansom ~,
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sale at no. ln27 Camac stroo,


IKE n NIUK HUUshHUID Turn ~ URF. ROSIE
OTHER IAhPI T., EIC, AM
,,. On Monday Morning.
.DtCtnlptf "a, at 10 O'cUck, aJ No. 2027 Caman
shIeeI' ,btlMten Twelfth and Thirteenth sirestS
@ @hu'Ne belhS stfeet the entire superior hOusen1id
IuIhnuie rosewood p1HnO.fUTte hBe Brussels ingram
sh9 ohef carpets, china Bnd Eassw are
Dtuult x t&ttns' n table, etc.
sale. 10 81, "
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LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF TIN rou.nr

Deot moer u ~ II oclo X the auction room, hv
ttHiot We NlhOut ieserve, q large assortment a
jars, loot tubs and water carriers. 10 Evf
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sale No. lllO Chesnnt street.

L 'HUMASS So BiRSH son, AUCTIONEERE
oHEsN Ut Street; rear entrance No. IlO7 SAMSON d,
Sale No. llIO Onesnut street.
SUE stPEEiRK m ET II HET iTr AND ~ SSEgoSL;HAND HOUSE,
FTTks, fthTkp WARE, GLASSWARE. MELo.
at O'Clock, AZ The ucLton store, No lilo Chestnut
agaosg W ISe5Sr
iHr 81 snl's N push eham6,r snLs OF .alnut, anshe
tables spring and bsir mattresses TOP taoles
ana Venetian carpets; meIodpon, parior orean
rosewood piano-iortes, silver plated ware, Cans
Also otice desks and tables, dreproof chest letter
is CAsfs OF eLAsswARE-AIso, IS packses.
OF new EassTare, O. ms sting OF band sets, gobets.
BGQK IN AiTE9I UKE~Also a NUMBER 1szt o,
ysusbe wciks on .su, arontecture, belonging 10 the
KosEWooD FUENITUkE,- One parlor suit of
PIANOS, ORGANS, ETC.--Aiso 8 rosewood plane.
large
OF elet a. photograph show frames counter cases,
sALoos F%TUKEs xIu1ess ssoffSSresasr OF se.ias
sfieHs 81 as Se eohs napRs csso Ssx asg
spoons, crockery, and cooking utensils. [It
Sale st No il4 Green street.
HOUSEHOLD tc2Efinghsi c3kfETs. sfo COTTAGE SETS.
On Saturday Morning Next,
The igEniinre Of family deolnng 6ogsekseplng.
wSeg pArlS5 iurn5s Covered Win
carpets walnut chamber frrntture, three cot age
dlnirg and sitting room furniture, china glass
ware, stoves, kltckel tuIDi uTe, etc.
The iurhiluIe may be examined early on the morn
Ing OF sale. l2l02t
r IPPlNCOTT, SON d CO., AUCTIONEERS
IL AsIihUksT BUILDING, No 24O MAhKET at
HOLIDAY GOODS
LARGE POSITIVE SSEOlAL SALE OF FINE
PRINCE AND GERMAN FANCY GOOUS FOR
IHE HOLIDAY SEASON.
On thursday, Dec. 10,
On Frioay, Dec. IL.
A plTl did sseOTlmeDt OF Paris and German Gooda
for tie spprCAchlhB holluAy season. 1851
On Friday,
Dc. H. will sell large and gems raj assortment
OF Far cS Goods bnlta6e for The HedAysalss [12s2s
~ u. McCLEES & CO., AUCTIONEERs.
~. Ne. SOa MAhkEI street.
SALE OF 1870 CASES BOOTS SHOES BRoaANs,
BALMOR AIS, ETC. ETC.
Un Monday MorpinE,
Dec IA, commencing Rt l0 O'CLOCK, we Will sell.
by CafalI gue for n, 1906 casesmens, boys and
yOulns boots, shoes DTogans, balnoJas, etc.
AlsO large line OF ladies, misses and chidren'a
wear. l2lO3t
NLAFK d EVANS, AUCTIONEERs, NO, $50
" CAhsNUT Street.
win cell THIS DAY Morning and Evening,
hlEe invoice or Blabkets, Bed Spreads. Dry Goods
Cl0tbs, Catsimeres. hosiery, Stationery, Table and
Pocb ct cutlery, Hoions, etc.
Sity and country merchants viii find bargains.
Goods packed free OF charge go
TO RENT.
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DHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
il WINIkK TIME TABLE, rhROUGH AND
DIREIT ROUTE BETW kkN PhlLADELpHIA,
BALII MORE. HA HKlSBUkG WiLLLA MSPOhf.
AND THE GREAT OIL REGION OF PESNSYL-
VANIA. -, - -, MIL, ,r.,
On and alter MONDAY. November %, 1885, the
trains on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad will
runa aa fOllnVB:-
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AUCTION SALES.

BUNTING, DURBoROW d CO., AUCTION.
~ EEH5 Nos. 2S2 ana 2s4 M .NRK lsT Street coma,
OF Bank street suocessors 10 J.'hn 3. NJ yers q o.
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sc44, FOR LIVERPOOL AND oUEnNs

uExR9%a FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
sSktasSssSss TOW L. Innuan Lane OF Mail steAu AueT,
hie d, pointed 10 sail as iOIOws:--
Cid11 UE M SN W EHP, ga urdsy, December H..
CITY Ot NEW YORK, Tuesday, december I5
CITY OF PA hlS Saturday, DeCeuOar no.
CITY OF IONDO Saturday, December 26.
CITY Ot coax, tuesday. December ~.
CITY OF BALI MORE, Saturday, January 2.
each succeeding SaurdAS aud aitern ate Tuesday
aJ y, NJ, from Pier 20, North I,iver,
RATES OF fASSAGE MAIL STRAMEE
SAILING EVERY eATUKDAY,
Peyable IN Gold. Payable iu Currency.
FHStyl "a 81 .........SiOO STEEhAGE
10 LondOn. luJ to LOndOn-........,, a.
TO Paris ll6I PRTs.,............ ~
PASSAGE BY THE 1UEsDAY STEAMER HALIFAX
FIRST CABIN sTEERASE,
=, Fay hole IL Goio' . Payable In Currency.
tlEerpOo l-iVerpoo
l
bt, Johns, n. E.u"....l An, 81. johns N F-..,,l A.
by Branch Steamer....) IOy Branch STEAMER. ( N
PAssel gers also fCrWaruedtO 10 HAVE Hamburg, Bre
men, ETC., al reduced rates,
Tickets Can be bought here by persons sending for
their irieudh, at nIudetR,e rates
or further Information apply at the Company's
Ofiices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. l5 BROADWAY, NY
TO O'DuNH ELL a. FAULK, Agents,
No. Al CHESNU VA Street, Philadelphia.
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run as foows:- upsrwAKp
NAIL TRAIN leaves kR1s W,sasD sS
ERIE ExPREss leaves tSiniSsts Siiiams p% pol; 80 80
ELmrRA NAIL leaves N;iIissss5;, ETiIHssiSS So
arrives al Luckhaven..... 7'45 p. M.
MAIL TRAIN leaves ,i: 4. n.
arrives at rhiladel phia."...iO0l a, "a.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves %I;I,:msS:;s 7fS S,SS
arrives at PbiIsdsi pnia... 4:IO p. M.
NAL and is Express connect VIII on Greek 6, ana
THKUUGH. ALFRED L. TYLER, MI
lN General superintendent
N ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
ShyHSKK. sE11Tal0NN, wiLTIAMsPSaG &itRES.
fli 1sIoN %HSfth AEs2S NS sNTsi NfTsshANroN'
and AMi RIoAN Streets. daily tsundsys sxosptsdJ'
Naach USunk. Gsaison Wns@sport " fEesoSSre,
Msbapoy CITY, Pi.lston, ane Tnnk ianuock.
town, MAuch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, eitEston, and
At i15 P NJ. tExnress) for Bethlehem. Ma1ch
Chunk, Wikesbarre. Hsz eton, MAhanoy City. Mount
AT 500 Z. M for Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown
For poSIestown at s'45 A. NJ. 45 ana AIS P NJ
For Fort Was hipgton AT 10 As A M and II so r. NJ.
Filth and sixth streets, second snd Third streeta
and Union Chy Passenger Railways run 10 the new
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILA DELPHIA
From Bethlehem AZ 9lv A. M, 2,lo, 25, and $50
From poylestowp at ss5 4; NJ. 4'55 and 7P.M.
From Fort Wash ngton at 10 IS A. NJ. and 10 P. NJ
ON SUNDAYS.
Pnisdelpha for Doylestown at p. NJ
Doy yiestown for phladelpaia at7A;M
Tic kets sold and Baggage checked through AZ
Msnns North PennsYlVa ania Baggage Express ONCE
ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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.e$G0g, NEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEX.
.sSs;fAlSssss andrla, Georgetown, and Washington
ID =, VIA chesapeake anu Delaware Uaaal with con
neCtlnns al AIexandris FROM the mOst direct routs
Tor L. nchourg, BEistoi, Knoxville, Nashville. Dalton
and tne south
cTou sbe fret wharf ogre Market street,
Fteighs received daily, 49, . -
WM, Y. CLYDE "a 90,
No, "a Forth and South WharVes
j. .. DAVIDSON, Agent a. Georgetown.
HI LpRIDGE g. Co., Agents ss Alexandria, Viz.
giniS, 81
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M ARTIN BROTHERS, AUCrIoNEERs
1Yl Lately Statesmen Tor M. Thomas A aons
NJ. t2g CHhSNUT ST., fear entrance from ssino.
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LAEeE SALE OF CARPETIrGs, FLOOR orr.
CIO1 HIS, ETC Ohh

o.. December II az y O'Clock four nSonths' cred
ZuO pieces ing ain. Venetian Iist hemp coIIa0e n,
rag calpetDgs. door oil cloths. elc. i2 4 4,
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SALE OF 1900 CAshs: BOOTS, SHOES ETC
~, - On Tuesday Morning. IReS
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LARGE SALE OF PRENCH AND OTHHR EuRn
PhAN DRY GOODS, ETO
~, On Monday Morning
Dec IA, at 10 clock, on four montby cradIt Iqau
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stone or paved with concrete pavement or laid
with board walk at least four feet wide.
Such persons may object thereto are re.
questea to prese mt thei~ objections in writing at
the office OF the Street Commissioner on or before
the expiration oftwo weeks from the Date OF this
notice.
BY order of the City Council.
l.. II. HIGGINS Street Commissioner.
Dated Elizabeth December 1865.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. that it is the
i intention ofthe City Council of the city of
Elizabeth, under and by virtue of the provisions
of Fan act entitled San act to revise and amend
the charter of the CITY of Elizabeth,'' approved
March 18th, 1S63, to order and cause the sidewalks
on DO sides of Franklin street. from First street
to Third street. to be tagged four feet wide in the
centre of said sidewalks, where the same have
not already been done.
Such persons as NAV object ther'to are request
ed to present their objections in writing, at the
office of the Street Commissioner, on or before
the expiration OF two weeks from the date of this
notice.
BY order of the City Council,
J.. II. HIGGINS. Street Commissioner.
Dated Elizabeth. November 2S 1868.
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AN ORDINANCE.

For the Issue Of Funded Debt Bonds.
ID Z tordained by the Mayor and City Council
- ofthe city Elizabeth
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ME. STANTON The Philadelphia
Press says No doubt now exists that
Mr. Stanton will decline 70 enter Gen
eral Grants Cabinet under any circum-
stances. He has already reSained
much of his practice as ! lawyer, which
he sacrificed during the war, aad it is
well known that his future arrange
ments have been made with an evident
design not to have anything to do with
political affairs.