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81, ~ warn received froin Northern charitable assoeia-
,ions Trey were distributed by the Justices oi the
Superior Court, nnSsr ,go VI ''''0
cenrty antho arc reported to have exhibited
woefu 10 u. %aIs rs :" yniS ,s m "J
trouble on account OF the suffering nor-e.r ~ SOME
intnrre. selling The supplies sent 'hein 10 pay
.hc ti0iuc expense II distribution.
~ r. nay be propry added here. although tho report
tn of provisions by tie county authorities Ma a. gen
rra thing not only made Degigcntly Dut Win p"rtay.
,,,ov,rc toblcs. Showing the number Of schools.
and pupils for two successive years. sufficiently
indicate the progress made; ,.-
Day Schools. i'o:. Day schools; lg ~
60 Ttachcrs...... 23)
I,rn, PupIs.......,
sga, "oI i, sn&ay sm%y school, raplaIo
V,c,tio Teachers 49,. None Vacation Teachcrs.... d0
VACATION Pupils Sone' Vacation Pilfls.;; liuo
The vacation schools being supported entirely by tho
No cicGnencc cnn add to the force Of those q lures
TAo progress Of the pupils has exceeden an eHpect,-
t0,s aud their Improvement is also great III puhctually
iUes,ii Dcnarinen-I1.lis patients were treated and
hn,de Lospfa butias the OF SSH IL was expended
for collins and nicrmcnts of destitute freedmen.
10 carry this great work !lnd h"gs e. uuoscca
seyer,l rpnr;ant Departmental the Officers ana agents
employed Fix regular aii1 ie vouhusr ono
dI,6ursing officer, Suptilntendet OF e,h2VE, a.
neents. Is clerks, six laDoers (puiiHrmds'e 0PAiF
Tlc lclicoI Department has constant employment for
onn SrgrOi-inCIef eight Assistant SurgcO.s SIX nos
riial clerks six wards four ward-masers ID NURSES
two sramstrcsses niue luundresses eight COOKS lour
I'm tls@ynopsis or even the whole report IN ertenso.
can prc.eht bur limited idea OF the vast amount OF
good Effected by the Burcan.
IL does NOS even hin at innumerable charities aud
kinduescs bestowed upon poor whites md freedmen
good people M the Norib who mislcd aud deceived
rs the persistent partisan huc md cry kept mp against
Gorg d hear from the nccdy the sick AID the SUI
fcIiug what the Bureau has done ior tiIeni
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GEORGIA.
THE YREEDMES's BUREAU-oPRRATIoNs FOR A
YEAR.

GEORGIA.
THE YREEDMEN's CHARACTERIZATION FOR A
YEAR.
ron SPECIAL CouesposdenI
ATLANTA. Jan. n, 1878.
Through the pOliteness of the officer com
maDdng have before me the official report OF the AS
sisant Commissioner Of the Freedmens Bureau B r. T.
A. L. for the State OF Georgia for tho year ending
Sept. 30, 1861
useless TO have 1t copied for you for ts length
would be too much for your crowded columns. aud
gret It, for II only be abbreviated to the dermen Of
ing close Synopss Of It's contens The estimate Of tho
colored population of Georgia. In tho report Of ast year
was 10000 As nearly a. can DO ascertaned, II 10 thought
there u an increase this year lsst.
BY authority from Washington, tho material mccor
given In food extended 10 both whites and freedmen
with the following rcsut for the year ending Sept co.
1867:
To WMss TO rssf~<A
l2ss men. AH2 men
sli7 women G,Qss women.
s,o67 children. s,494 children.
ia,Ss7 persons, 70 whom 2o,0JS persons, 10 whom
were issued ios. .t09 ra- were issued ssI, ,s4i ra-
tons, at q cost OF tions, at q cost Of
N2,lu 10. t525T0 63.
TotaTO s2,5ie persona ,s,7So rstons, ut . cost Of
tA7ll "a
BY authority Of oct Of Congress Of March 30 1851 tho
purchsed bushels Of corn and 500 pounds
Of bacon. Of which were issued,
To WhsA 10 Fvs~dx<A
11,e57 adults. 1ses adults
814 eMmen 11td children
To eo.Tst persons-is,Ssi To A,ss7 psrsous-i7oM
bushels Of e0rn 167A278 bushels Of corn, 163,o59f
pounds Of bacon. pounds Of bacon.
Totsl-To los1 persons, ss,a93 bushels Of corn and
3so,Sif pounds Of bacon.
IN addition 70 above Government supplies I'LL, bushels
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e0Y per cent and at bank dealers in fair credit havs
no trouble in supplying their wants Paper is more
salabe on the street Money is offered freely by ont
of-town lenders, and large Gums have been loaned
from Boston at per cent.
L L.. nc fcllo-ra.
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In the STOCK Exchange money mas pccn aDuuInh essA
loans short periods Government security, OBJ
tainable AZ per cent.
The transfer books Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
road have been placed with the Farmers' Loan and
Trust Company. The Company has also made ar
rangemeuts with the Fort Wayne road In regard 70
the division of earnings of very favorable chaIac
ter.
The Marietta and Cincinnati road win in future
nav the interest on its bonded debt in Baltimore.
The Poridence Journal says of Printing Cloths:
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CORRESPONDENCE WITH JEFFERSON DAVIS.

The following correspondence between certain
vellknowu citizens OF Last Felcana and Mr. DAVIS Whi
the latter was In West Feciana with the note sJoned
thereto we take from The CLINTON Ua) Pafriot Of the
JACKSON, In, Jan 3, 1868.
10 ne hon JFrFTnsor DAVIS. Vest FeiietGAd, In
HoYonED the uuprOpitious aspect OF tho weather
Ly detained OF tAc citizens OF this place aud VI,
ci.y from INTENDED call you, IL day, IL deemed
proper 10 address yOn note Instead.
a. the ChCf Executive vi tie late but now fallen Con-
fceracy yOu eOJ Ell the respect of al hero whose Tor
tunes linked with that gaizaOn; but MS tho TO-
preventative vho has borne with forttde and dig
nity the Insults and abuses ~ triunphant faction you
have Won aud erjOy their admiration.
Crushed ard Impoverished ns We arc, t u not In our
puwer extend to you the elegant bospltaltes that
woud otherwise be onr pleasure 10 be.tow bat shoGld
either incliuaion TIM discharge Of duty lead you 10
yisit our locality, you will ind home and hearty wei
come in each rud all ~ our habitat0ns
Win high respect for theInseVos and felow-oitzens
generally, ~,
rJulius Frcyhnn Isaac H. Johnson r. F1shburn. J. W.
Jones, j. EeDburg Thomas y. HooDc, r. L. Woodside i
o. Davis, W A. AGstin. j. Is Haynes, j. g ThOms, James
Drauc u. Della Plane. John MckOwcn A Bannon. A. =.
Tomb, =. Campbell. Thomas Jones, Charles = Pond, H.
l.,iLDnYg. o. w. Cartt NJ Hirs3h W. IL. weldon, JRhos
A. Campbell, c. ". Miller, Frank CrIley.
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WEST FEIICIASA, la, Jan. 8, 1883.
To EcsTs. TRLyuAN. JOhIsOS, FISHBUkN, JorEe, NOoL
and gftsys

f.f'E. Ond Oifsrf. .
GJSTIEdLS. am deeply grh'efnl Tor your very kpn
letter of this DATE and assure you that u would give me
great pleasure to accept your invitation Ny engage.
ineu;s require rr to leave FOR Mississippi soon that t
viii bc my power 10 visit yun, and again look upon
place asocated With many happy memorles Your sur
fer and losses have been 20 ever present. through
all mo trials which you feelingy refer The desc
laon which ev,rywhee presents Itself In that once pros
peruns country Ills every heart with sorrow but hoIc
aLd b tier tmo viii soon come 10 U.s. The patient
for,itulc, The cheerful energy and manly virtue Siheh
people dspay n the depth OF their misfortune, can
not fail "a bring che due reward
Accept for yourself and those whom you represent the
ext resslOp of my h!ciong devotion, and earnest
piayeI wiic. s long been daily offered, that the
Father viii restore stricken land In the way which 10
lila wisdom seems the best am, most cordially, your
fIieHd. JEFtERsoN DAVIS.
A. explanatory OF the aliuson OF Nr Davis 10 remem-
branccs the part t may be proper 10 state that he was
~ one period OF his lie student here aud that All Older
brother AID a sister Of Lis wero members VI our cons
muDity.
Jdekson, Ia, Jan. 10, 1863.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONTEMPORARIES Plat
FORM--DEIEGATEs 10 CIiICAGO-STATus OF
THE EEGgO-OUTRAGES BY REBELS-AGII-
CULTURE.
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RAILROAD LINES,

1899 FOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN
3NDTRI:NA1n0Dn AnD hMsQX AND PaILyApELPHH5A 4 DE u l.,
ESI EkO@ ,,p Phi liza, a DELPHIA To NEW YORK, AND
,,o,o FRoN, Walnut STREET, WHARF. .-
a. Nj Vis Gamden a9a Am99y & &c s5
A. 2 NJ. via Camden and Amboy Express.... 800
At $50 and M and d2p 90 p NJ P T+essod ssSd
Atss 10 A. NJ, $50, and 80 p. NJ for Trenton.
d;ior ~; ior Bordentown, Burlington, Beverly, ami De-
=. sSG dra6oi and 10 a. M Ss 49, and Iao P
myra, and Fish House, and p Tor Florence and
street Ferry tupoer sIde)
FROM KENsISsToN DEPOT
Az II A. M. via Kensll gton and Jersey City. New
a. ii a. n asc' 20 and5 p M for r,an,on
and Bri toll. And at lO'l5 A. NJ. for Bristol
At7,3Q and II a, M 30, and p. NJ. for Morrsville
At 73O and lois A: M. and 80, and 5 p. NJ for
Al 80 and io15 A. n 2SO A. 5, and p. NJ for Cora
wells, orresoa'e, Holme9bnrg' Tacony, ,Wissiao.
HolmesnuTg and Intermediate stations.
FROM WEsT tHII.ADELPHIA DEPOT
At s45 A. M 20 !, $40 and y p. M New York Ex.
Me E@sfss6l ESGisGs Ely gne esFs Fare
A. s A. NJ NJ & Ga sSS s 3 sp9 d N NJ 0 Tso os [en'on
NJ {Nign for M9risyil,e TaIGiyt9wn
burg Tacony, WEslnoming, Bridesburg, and Frank
The s'45 A. M, $50 and 70 NJ. Lines will run
daily. All Others. sundays excepted.
on Ihrd r6es or efy2S FfIS Chenu 80
before departure. The of Market Street kaiw
run direct to West Philadelphia Depot, Chesnut and
Walnut within one square. On Sundays the Market
Street cars VIII run to connect with the sA5 A. M $50
and ~ p. M. Lines.
BELVIDERB DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES,
PROM KENsINsToN DEPOT.
At 7'30 A. NJ for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Dunklrk,
EmiTa, Ithaca, OwegU, Rochester, BinghamLOn, Os-
wego Syracuse, Great Bend, MontrOse, WHkesbai re,
scranton, Stroudsburg, Wafer Gap, Schooleys Noun
tain, etc.
AT 7'SO A. M. and $3.50 p M. for Bevidere, Eason.
CONNECTS direct with the Train leaving Easton ior
MRuUh Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehe "a, etc. o.
tlons,
CAM DEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY HAND
PEN BERTON AND HIGHTSTOWN RAIL
bOADS. --
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY. upper SideI
Al and IL A. Nj, 80 30, and bSU L. M, for Mer
EVANSVILLE, Mourestown, Hartford, Masonville'
Transport, Hount Holly, smlthville. Evansville
VincentowH Birmingham, and PemD erton.
Al "a. NJ, 1870 and 330 z. NJ, tor LewiStown
Wrghtstown, Cooks.own, New Egypt, Hornerstown
Cream Ridge, Imley stown, sharon, and Hightstown
IL WILLIAM IL. GATZMER, Agent.
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Foreign MISCELLANY.

The London Times publishes gratifying
account of the improvement of Venetia since
her liberation. Her trade has increased from
E6, 100000 to go, 100000, her tonnage from
263, 775 tons to 1884, 764, while associations are
being formed to organize direct communica-
tion with foreign countries which has hitherto
been mainly conducted via Trieste. A line of
steamers has been opened to Alexandria, and
Technical College of Commerce is about to
be opened to teach language, banking, book
keeping, exchange, and commercial law. The
work of primary education is being pressed
on, 10000 children having entered the schools
in 1867, or about one in every two, and CO.
operative stores are springing up on every
hand. These stores ought to suit the Italians
everywhere, for they are born economists, do
not care about time, and would at any time
walk mile to save the actual expenditure Of
a penny.
The late Archbishop of Canterbury
(Longley) was the fourth of the Primates of
all England who had previously held the
Archbishopric of York. Grindal was thence
translated to the higher dignity, in 1876.
Herring in l747, Hutton in 1857, and Longley
in 1862. Grindal used to send Queen Eliza
beth grapes from his vineyard at Fulham Che
was then Bishop of London); and his allu-
sions to the vanity of dress, which were sup
posed to be levelled at the Queen, did not
impede his way to the primacy. His inde-
pendence, however, when there, offended the
Queen, and led to Grindals suspension. Her
ring was man who, with gentleness of prin-
ciples, possessed indomtable bravery. He
stirred up the North against the Pretender,
and appeared in arms, like fighting bishops of
older times. When unobtrusive Hutton was
succeeded by Thomas Seeker, the following
epigram came OF it,
The bench hath oft posed us and set us a
scoffn',
BY signing WIN London, John Sarum, John
Rofllu;
But the head OF the Church no expounder will
want,
For his grace signs his own proper name,
Thomas Cant.
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
l. BA LI1MOkE RAILRUAD-TIME TABLE,
Lon4 n4mencipg MONDAY. November %, ls6s.--Traus
VIII LeaVe Depot corner Broad street and washing
Way Mail Train AT 80 A. M. Sundays excepted),
for Baltimore stoLpins at all regular stations. Com
Crisheld end intermediate stations.
Express Train at II nj. (Sundays exceptsd) for
PER-! vile, and Havre.c e-Grace Connects at VIII
mlpgton with train for New Castle; =,
express Train at 4'O0P. NJ. SUNDAYS sxcepted) for
Baltimore and Washir gton, stopping at Chester,
ThuIlow Linwood, Claymont, Wilmington, New
port, stanton, Newark, Eikton, East, Charles
Town, Pc ~ VILE Havre de Grace Aberdeen, Perry
mans, Edgewood, Magnolia. Chase's, and Stemmers
Hieht Express at 1880 p. M DAILY for Baltimore
wood, Clay mont, Wilmington, Newark. Elkton,
NORTHEAST Perryville. and Havre de Grnce
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk Will
''''' VIC - 'WiLMiNGToN TRAINS.
Stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and
Leave Phi adelphis st llpOA. M, 2'3O. 3 90. and
200 4. NJ. The 5'O0P NJ. Train connects with Della
ware Railroad lof harrington aud intermediate
Leave WiImlns ton 90 and $40 A. M. SO AIS and
ZOO z. NJ The 10 4. NJ Train VIII not stop between
Wilmington runs daily; all Other Accommodation
Trains sundays excepted.
From Baltimore 10 Philadelphia-LeaVe Baltimore
7'25 A. NJ, Way Mail. s35 a. NJ Express. 225 z. NJ,
EEpIess. Z 25 r. M, Express ,..
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
LeRvts Baltimore AZ 20 r M, stopping at Mag
nolis Pei ryman's, Aberdeen Havre deGrace. Perry.
Vile, CharlestOwn, North East, Elkton, Newark,
stanton, Newport Wilmington, Claymons, Linwood,
II" Through tickets to all points West, South, and
onIhW est may he procured al ticket ONCE, NO. s2S
slate Rooms and BeTGhs in Sleeping Oars can be
secured during the day. Persons purchasing tickets
this office can have baggage checked al tnelr resi-
IL. Il. kENNEN superintendent.
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--Cornwallis the financial writer, has
bought the N. Y. Albion for $4,000.
The nomination for Mayor of New York is
80. X" (Hall.)
The Lanterne newspaper is looking dim.
The sales are small, and so is the wit.
"A lovesick New York broker paid 5000
for bouquet for his sweetheart.
The ladies are after the st. Louis Pos
Office.
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Sale at No. 1nO Chestnut street.

Sale RI NO, ITO OheBnut street..
NEW AND bECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FUR
HITURE, PIANOS, CA ARPErS, MIRRORS,
SHOW GASES PLATED WARE, CHINA, ETC.
On Friday Morning,
At oclOtk at the auction store, No. lilo Chesnut
street will be SOLD large assortment OF superior
parlor, chamber, and diningro0m furniture, COM
prlBing, vz-Brusses, ingram aud Venetian carpets;
psrlor suits OF walnut tuInIure, covered with puBh
elegant chamber Eui,B of walnut finished In oil;
libsry suits, covered with reps; wardrobesi extern
ston dlnlng-table, marble top centre and bouquet
tables; spring and hair mattresses; superior feaher
beds walnut library and office bookcases; walnut
sidehoards; silverpated ware; china and glassware
Tetrig orator. etc.
PIANO-FORTES-Also three rosewood pianos
PARLoR OItGANS-one rosewood and one walnut
parlOr
raj large pier mirrors.
BILLIARD TABLE-One Phelan billiard table,
complete
SHOWCASES, STORE FIXTURES, DESKS, ETC.
Also counter and square hOwcases, wall sack oice
desks counters, etc.
MISCELLANEOUS BOORB-Also, a library or
miscellaneous books
FoWLING PiEOE--A superior fow'ing piece and
cas- e, made by Constable. 1220
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WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA

VXJEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w kAILkOAU.-WINr TER ARRANGEME NJ.
ON and alter MONDAY, October 5, 1858, Trains Will
Leave PhilaG elphia from the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST ano CHESTNUT Streets, 745 A. NJ, IL A Ia,
50 p. nj 4l5 p. NJ, 6O r. M, 6'lb and II 80 r. M
Leave West Chester tor Phiadel phia, from Deport
M., lO'45 A, M l55 ?. M. 460 T. NJ, and 6'0S r M.
Trains leaV West Chester ~ 8 w A, M ana leaV.
ing Phiadepha az so p. M, will stop AZ b. q juno
tion and Meoia only. Passengers 70 or from station
between West Chester and b U. Junction, going
East, Will take train leaving West Chester al 7'i5
A. M and going West Will take the train leaving
Philade delphia al 4 so p. M, and transfer at u. o.
Junction, - .-,-.,- a. .----,, .,--,,- =
the Chestnut and WRlnut Street cars Those OF the
Market Street line rum within one square. The
cars of both lines connect with each train upon It's
arrival ODy uYrnyDAvc
Leave Philadelphia at 30 A. NJ, ana zoo T. M.
Leave w est Chester AT 7i55 A, M. and 10 +. M.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at z 40 A. M, ana $40
p. NJ ana leaving West Chester AZ % A. M. and 400
r. M connect b. Junction with Trains on +. "
ID. c. X. H., for Oxford and intern ediate points
4iOR HENRY WOOD, General Supt.
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WEST JERsIESYY SY,t IsG!4Ts$ oADsi-

w ST j Il Ely IL Il Il y AD S:-
wv FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
From foot OF MARKET Street (Upper FeIryl ~
Commencing WEpNESpAY, sePtempsr l6, 1858
TRIMS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS.
For Cape May and stations below Millviie' $40
For Mmyllle, vlnelAnd, and intermediate stations
For n Bridsston, saiem and way stations S15 A. M
and $40 p M. =, o.,, o.oo 49,, ann ID AZ
Freight train leaves Camden daily AZ u O'CLOCK
noon. --.. -..s ..,Ao.S Ao,o,.
Walnut street daily: .oo,,-.,- ,,.,o..o o,,or,o
NiS@ WILLIAM ]. ShWELL,
plb Superintendent,
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NOi Aui'Ni ~ JOJjN g. ALLEN, Ticket Agent
NO. SOL CHESNUT Street,
FRANCIS FUNK Ticket Agent
No. ll6 MARRET Street,
SAMUEL IL, WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot,
The Pennsylvaptk Railroad Company will not as
sumo any risk for Baggage, except Tor Wearing APP
parel aud limit their responsibility TO One Hundred
Dollars In value. All Baggage exceeding that amount
In value will be at bhe risk OF the owner unless taken
by special contract, EDWARD Ii. WILLIAMS,
az General Superintendent Altoona Pa.
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Vanderbilt was rather too many for the
Nav England adventurers."
J. Mrs. -the-day does housework in
'DneapoIis.
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December g. at IL o'clock precisely. the premises,
al that handsome modern three-slory brick reJi-
dence, three-sOry double back buildings and lot of
ground, situate ON the south side OF Wallace street.
corner OF Twenty first street, No. 20I2 The house Is
In excellent condition, well built, and has all the
modern improvements. Terms, $500 may remain on
mortgage. May be seen at any time. KEYS at No.
2024 Wallace street, l225t
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AUCTION SALES,

7 IPPINC0TT, son & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
IL ASHHURST BUILDING, No $40 MAkKET 81.
THIRD POSITIVE sPEC1AL TRADE SALE OF
tRENCH AND GER NAN FANCY GOODS AND
NoIIQHs FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON, BY
CATALOGUE
on Friday Morning
Dec 4, commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising full
lines OF line goods for holiday sales. 12l3t
FANCY CONSTITUTIONAL
On Friday Morning.
Dec. at 10 O'Clock, by catalogue, by oder of the
Receiver appointed by the supreme Court being the
stocK OF Ru Importing House, large lot of fancy
g. ods, comprising dolls in greet variety very large
lne Of ChessDen, perfume, satchels inkstands. and
other holiday GOODS Tl222t
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Public sale on the premises No. 2O42 Wallace street
HANDSOME MODERN THREE STORY BRICR
RESIDENCE AND LOT OF GROUND.
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Decenlbef 81 10 CLOCK preClsely, the premises
No, 1873 n. Thirteenth street, above Montgomery
avenue, all that handsome modern three Story brick
Of ground. IL 79t
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Mt THOMAS i SONS, NOS. l39 AND IA
1Nls Is. FOURTH STREET. ~

sale at Nos, lS9 and I4l s. Fourth street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE PIANO MIRROpa
F1REPROOF SAFE, HANDSOME VEiV ar
BRUSSELS, AND OTHER CARPETS, ic1TG ma
On Thursday Morning,
Dec. 8, at o'clock Rt the Auction Rooms nv cata.
logue, large assortment OF superior Household Fur-
niture, Comprlsing-EIegant walnut drAwInv-ronu1
suit covered with brccslelle; elegant walnut draw.
ius-room suit, covered with garnet ush; handsoma
walnut parlor and library suits: oeo walnut cham
ber suits; rosewood upright piano. ine French plate
mirrors; elegant walnut centre table In laid marbIs
top; elegant enclosed etagere; two large mineral
cases; warorobes hook-cas sid sboards: extensnn
centre, and bouquet tables; china, glass, and plated
ware; beds and bedding; fine hair maIresses: ofiica
furniture superior e.proof safe, made by Lille:
sewing machines; chandeliers fine engrsvings: GAS
consuming and cooking stoves handsome yeyet,
Brussels and other Carpets, etc. etc, 'N'
Also, Maynard breech'loadiDg rifle. l2l2t
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MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS.-
lNI (CRteIy Statesmen for M. Thomas d Sons.)
Nc. t29 CHkSNUT St ;ear entrance from Minor
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run aa iolows:- Westward
MAIL TRAIN lesYeS fRinSspPis smsPosi SS T. NJ
:. arrtves at Erie....'.,. ...... so p NJ
ERIE EXPRESS leaves tSiiiHiSG1SPs Miiams sS p
arrives at ie;.,.,,...."...l0i0 Q A. NJ.
ELMIRA MAIL leaves Rh5IIHISslpSa W5IIsssp go 3,
" arrives al Lockhayen..,". 7'4o p. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves 4. N.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Eysi; :%:Sc;T i;S s;2s
Mail and Express connect with OH Greek and
AfiSghTGy kiVer Railroad bESEhdE H TYR TEYHE3RKED
liz General superintendent
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
thgSK. E4sToE, vii 4 AMsPSkT &ffRE9!
BARRE, AAHAH9Y AT4 , OILY, MOUNT &c CARMEL,
III 1SAo& &iSTER VIE ARR1SaEM Isl ENTsi fs'A M oN
and AMI RIoAN Streets daily (sandsys sxcsptedJ,
"
Mahanoy CITY. Pitston, ana % Tnnk M 6annock ,uon
town, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Pittston, and
At i;45 p NJ. tExpress) for Bethlehem, Mach
Chunk, WEkes6aIre. Hazleton Mshanoy City, Mount
At 500 T. M. for Bethlehem. Easton, Allentown
AIS For m 6oyIestown at s'45 A. M, IS and ll5 p NJ
For Fort washington gl a. OiS A NJ and II 30 p NJ
Fiiih and sixth streets second and Third streets,
and Union City Passenger Railways run 10 the new
DspHTitR pHTitRAINs ARRIVE IN PHILA DELPHIA
From Bethlehem at 10 A. NJ, 2lO, b'25, and $50
From poylest9w9 at S's5 4 NJ ass and 7P.M.
From Fort Washington AZ 10 IS A. NJ. and sIO P. M.
| Philadelphia for Bethlehem NJ 8 30 A, M,
Philadelphia for Doylestown at r. NJ
Doylestown for Philadelpnia at NJ
Tickets sold aud baggage checked through al
Mann's North PennsYlvania Baggage Express once,
NO. 'O' D. f'' - '' ELLIS CLARK ,gAgeut.
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Sale No. 924 Clinton stree

- sale No. 92i Clinton street.
HOUSEHOLD EURNI rURE, MIRROR, BRus.
SELLS CARPETS, ETO.
On Friday Morning,
At 10 O'Clock. ct No 9 Clinton street, by catalogue
The household furniture OF family declining house,
Keeping, consist, IN part of paror dining room
chamber and kitchen lurniture large mantel mirror
china and glassware carpets pictures, etc, l222t
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DHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
WINTEK TIME TABLE.-THROUaH AND
nIRE, n ROUTE BETW ZEN PHILADELP LPHIA,
BAITIMORE, HARRISBURG, WlLLlAMSPORl, T.,
AND THE GREAT OIL hhSIoN Of FhSNo l.
VANIA. , ,,o. - n, MIGHT TreJns
IN ana amer MONDAY. November %, 1855 the
trains % on the Philadephis and Erie Railroad will