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A hundred Years in prison.

certain housebreaker was condemned in the
hatteT mart of the last century in France, and
6nder peculiar circumstances, to hundred
years in the galley and, strange to relate thus
NATIVE oroyince at the advanced age OF one
hundred and twenty years, he being about
twenty years Of age when the S.set sentence which
ment was nassed. 1t IS difficult to
Conceive what the feeling must have
been when returned as soon as emancipated
from the shackles which had enthralled him for
y century, TO breathe once more Inc cherished
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EAsT FREIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH
barre, Mshanoy City, Mount Carmel. oentralia, ana
branches.
BY new arrangements, perfected this day, this road
Is enabled TO give increased despatch TO
consigned 70 the above named points.
Goods delivered Tat the Through Freight Depot
4. II. corner OF FRONT and NOBLE Streets,
Before PM. Will reRoh WilkesbaFre, n0unt CARMEL
mahanOy City and the other stations In Mahanoy nna
Wyoming valleys before IL A M. OF the succeeding
day l72l ELLLS CLARK, Agent
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INVEST JERSEY RAILROADS.
wv FALL AND WINTER ARIA NGEMENT.
From foot of MARKET street (Upper Ferry.
Commencing MWEpNNESIpAX. VI NJ ssdPItemper SEPT le, 1868.
For Cape May and stations below Mlllville siS
For Mnlville, vlneand, and intermediate stations
SIS A, M, 8'I5 p. NJ.
For BTldgelon, Salem, and way stations s15 A. M
For Woodbury. at sl5 A. NJ, s'l5 $780, and 900 P. M.
Freight train leaves Camden daily at II O'Clock
noon. . --, ---, ,.--. = -.
"FTelSht Delivered NO s2s South Delaware avenue
WILLIAM j. SEWEbL,
el5 superintendent
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

xeS%6SFf. PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
H2leR&Ssssa BOlLER WOkks-N NEAFIk q Levy
ErAaS A1CAL AND THEOkI al Al ENGIN EERS
MAEnlNlelel BOlLEk-h A4RS BLA OK.
been IN suecesstul operation, aud been exclusively
Englnes nigh and low-pressui Lrun Boilers Water
tanks, Fropeers. etc. ETC., ryspaC1fully offer the
eerVlces 70 the public being any repared 10 con.
tract for engines OF all size aTine, Xiv er Snc
Stationary; having OF pa OT different sze
are prepared 70 execute order quIck despatoh
EVERY description OF pRtterI king ade aL rhf
shortest nogice. High an .4uvg- pressure Eins
1pbnlGr and Cylinder Boilers. best Pennsylys.
nla lafcOal Iron. FOrgngs &. a Sizes aud kinds
IRON ana Brass Castings o. 90 b INSCRIPTIONS. Roll
Turning, Screw Cutting and her work con necteG
with the above business.
Drawings and specification. '3f all work done Al
the tBtabli0hmenJ free OF chal't ana work RuaraD.
teed. SN
The subscribers have amplt 4arI-dock room IN
repair OF boats where they Co.. s in perfect ssf1t
and are provided VIII shears pOlss falig etc air
JACOB O. NEAFIE
J.I.s p LEVY,
blR BEACH 6HD 2ALMER Strep,E
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J. VAUGHN MERRICK, wILLIAK H. upRRrn,s
JOHN n. C,srs- "
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON sTesls
PHILADMLI 90
mLkKICk d SONS,
tMNGlNEERS AND ~ . obINISTS
~ nAunfacJure High and Low Ig.lsure Steam EuRinsi
Tor Land River, and Marine service.
BOLers, GasomeLeIs, Tanks, Iron Goats etc.
Sastngs OF all Kinds either igDA or brass.
RRilrUhd Stations etc,
Retorts aud Gas Machinery, 81 latest ana
Improved construction,
Every description OF Plan suOn Machinery, also
sugar, Saw, and 0rist Mile, Vacuum Pans OIL
Steam Irains, Defecstors, Filters, Pumping, En'
gines, etc.
Sole Agents for N. Billeux's PGGent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus Nesmyth's Patent steam Hammer, and
AspinwRll d Woolseys Patent Centrifugal sugar
Draining Machines. 6302
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MARTIN BROTH EkS, AUCTIONEERS.,
No. 629 CHESNUT st., rear entrance from Minor
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air of the scenes of his infancy. Bourg, in the
department OF Ain, was his native home, but
time had so changed the aspect of tue whole
place that he recognized it only by the church
OF hron, which was the only thing which had
undergone no alteration. He had triumphed
over laws, bondage, man, time, everything
Not relation had he left, not q single being
could he hail in acquaintance, yet he
was not without experiencing the
homare and the respect the French pay
old age. For bimselt, he had forgotteII
everything connected with his early youth.
even all recollection OF the crime for which he
mad suffered was lost, Or, ii at all remembered,
II was drearY vision coniounded with a thou
sand other dreary visions OF days long gone by.
HIS family and connections for several gene
ratlons were all dead, himself living proof of
the clemency of Heaven and the severity of
man, regrelting, perhaps, the very irons which
nad been familiar to him, and half wishing
himself again among the wretChed and suffer
INC beings with whom his fate had been so long
uss0ciated-well might he be called the patriarch
OF burglars
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RAILROAD LINES.
DENNSYLVANiA CENTRAL RATLROAD.

ii
FALL TIME, TAKING EFTEOT SEPT. ls. 1855.
THe ira sins n. 0f e fenR9yt C5a n5 h Mkergad
,s Ssee she % ~ bd 81 an HuI ~ 1Ash "a
street cars the last car connecting Win eaon train
fore ils Departure Tne Chesnuj aud Walnut 5tT cts
cars run within one s9ua,e of the Depot g.
and Market streets thi~tyve minutes before the de-
sletplng Car Tickets can be nsd on application a,
the Ticket oihce NJ W. corner Ninth ana Chesnut
Agents q ihe Union Trans'er company win call
No. gOi O1esnut 81 eet or No Market street viii
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ
Paoh Acconm0 10 20 90 &c.,, No. and 800 p "a
Ehst 40 a. 1l.
Harrisburg Accom- m 25O F. "a
Lancaster Accommod 400 p M,
EerkesDuFg $50 2, M.
Erie Mah ana sutao TX pres s..... p NJ
re Mai leaves daily, EXCEPT sunday FuGn5 mi isqt IL
Niulamsport only Sasurd5y riLut ON Sund y night
Phiauelphia Express leaves Dely. All oGuer Trains
Tie Western Accjmmodat!lou iratn runs daily, es-
cured and bagsage delivered b. bty p NJ, 81 NO, D6
Mafk9y 9TyisiySsfffS,,s HIN, ARRIVE AT DEPOT, WIZ
CncinL al E1pf a. n
Pnilsdel hiB tNpre8s.'''.,;, ~ A. d'
Era Maj rDd Buffalo L2pres ......."....7 10 A. NJ.
Parkeauurg TfsiH. 10 A. NJ,
Erig H. nre I0 p NJ
Day EXPIRES ...3 l' T. M,
b srr..lftyr AcCommuOutl p NJ
EOr hurthgr iutC Crmation apI 10
RIO. g.l CHEsNJT sreet,
CAPT l.. u. Ma ,.,--.-,rr..
FRANCIS rusiSo.a sioaF}l9Gs,a, Fa2e, agea5 a9i,L
Eo.Ilu MARKET Street,
eAhlUI4L I'll. WALLACE,
.r IicFot Agent 80 the Depot,
The Pennsylvania Rsilrosd Company viii not ss,
atLAg any Iik Lar Baggage, except Tor Wearing Ap-
pHrel sUc limit their raspou.i iolIty 10 One Huntrsd
Dollars I'M value All Baggage exceeding that amount
n Nauo Will be 40 the risk OF tht owner unless taken
by special contract. NBWA I'D ~. WILLIAMS,
92s General superintAndent Altoona, Pa.
XAJ EST CHESTEB AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAIL DAD WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON ana after MONDAY, October 8, lsgS, Trans viii
leave as tnows;- "
Leave Philadelphia from the Depot, THIRTY
FJR-T and CHESNUI Streets. "A. M, IL a M.
Leave west Chester for Phi a1elphia, from Depot
ON 81 JhsJ Market street az B26 A. M. 745 A. NJ 500
M lO4 a. Nj, l'J5 2. Nj, 4'5O T.. ~. ., and p NJ
Tr9insleavlug West CheSteEaf SuO a, M, and Jeav-
ZION and Media only, PASSENGERS 10 or from station
between West Chester ana b. G. junction, going
Essti VIII take train LEAVING NtSg Chester at 45
A. NJ, and gong West viii trke the train leaving
tiOn.
The Depot in Philadelphia Is reached directly bv
the CheSnut aud Walnut sire Those o. the
MARKET street line run wi Iu square. The
arrival -
Leave Philadelphia at S'3O 4. Nj. and . o. p. NJ,
Leave WtsJ Chester at 90 y. NJ. and 400 ? nj,
T. NJ. and leaving West Ches.er aJ % A. NJ aud 90
Z. M. connect AT b &. Junction with Trains L. &
b. G. Il r., Tor OXFORD ana Int, rm adiate points
4lOs HENRY WOOD, General Sup't.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

EnGIEos PHILADELPHIA AND TREN-
5=7ssks @ ton S[eamooa, L.ue.-Tne steamboat
IL W IN tOItkLST leaves All II street Wharf tor
Trenton, stopping Tacony, Iorresdale, be yerlv
BBnrlington, Bristol, Florence koboins' Wharf, and
Leaves Arch Street Wharf Leaves south Trenton.
saturday. Oct. IL, ! Pm Saturday, Oct, II, PM
mediate landings leaves Arcn street wharf at A. NJ.
ana =. M leaves Bristol at lu1$ A. NJ, and AZ p M
Monday, Oct 10, Ia Pm Monday, Oct 10, 5JS PM
Tuesday, " 20, "a N Tuesday, 20, don't go
Wed'day, " u, Pm Wed day, 81, Am
thursday, q Pm Thursday, %, AM
Friday, %, don't O Friday, AM
Fare to Trenton, 40 cents each way: Intermediates
places. 25 cents. All
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lie No. lsSs Green street.

t3nIo w 1000 Green street.
VERY SUPERIOR WALNUT FUR NITURE ETE
CANT ROSEWOOD PIANO-FORTES, FINE
fRENCH PLATE MANrEL AND PIER Mir
ROhS. VERY FINE OIL aINTINGS, III A ND.
SOME VELVET CARPETS. ETC.
On Tuesday Morning,
9th Instant at 10 O'Clock, No 1888 Green street
by catalogue the very superior walnut furniture in
Guiding walnut and haircloth parlor furniture s pe-
ISr chamber furniture, extension table, fine lace
WINDOW curtains elegant rosewood piano forte ?
octaves; hne French plate man tel aud pier mirrors
hhndsome giit frames; very fine oil paintings oy Ed
Moran, Faulkner, FennimoTe. Juliard, aud others.
handsome velvet and Ingram carpets oil cloths
kitchen utensils etc. etc. - IlO 20 6I
May be examine at O. clock morniV g OF sale
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26h inst. at O'clock at the distillery rear of Mo
10 D. Front street large copper st 100 gallons; cop
per SUN, smaller; WoTm doubler, copper pu no p.
lead pipe l3 fermentlng tubs. large cedar tuDs etc
may oe seen Oh the uaY or sale. 10 20 st
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RAILROAD LINES.

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ The MIDDLE ROUTE.-shortest And most
Shnnk, Hazleton, White Haven Wilkesbarre Ma
q' 2aie' ana Al the points In the Lehigh and Wyoming
sERRs ana XEERIcAN X P&' sreess. M w. corner OF
v45N3 vh4L5XkH 3an RAhL1 Il,A % TgAINs-on and amer
tt.s the New Depot. corner Of BERKs aud AM ERICAN
H. AZ 645 A. M.-AccommooAtion fort Wash
&c 7'45 A, M,-Mornlng Express for Bethleneno and
Principal stations on North Penngyvania railroad
Lehigh and susquehanna Railroads for Taato1, Al.
SAtJsssusGa @ssGh Chunk
WilE eBbarre. Kingston Plttston and ali points in Ia
Lehsh and MsbsnoS RaSs2 Y FOR maSsnS1 y MiIa
aand Win Sslaw49s 6silrosc oI Rupert, pGnville
1905 Z. M a. WilEeabsrre AT 2. Nj a. Gshanov City
VsIv rei Sy fnI it9i coz ta.s thS ehigh
Eastor, sud points ON New Jersey Central Railroad
Al s45 a, M.--AccommodGtion ior DovIs-rovvp.
willow Grove, HatUOrO aud IArtsgiiIe 81 tbIt
train take slsge at Ola york Road,
Atr45P. n h.-Iebigh valley ESprass for seshlo.
Nnkes3erre, Aazleten, Mahanoy City, CeuJralia,
~ po55if b @ahhnoy s9d %yyompe Coal Regiona.
-, ~ zoo r. M M iuetilon llL boI IivstOW a.
Al sl5 .M.-Lehlgb aqd susquen. gus Ezpress for
as, .atgt,Iilehsn. hHsior Allentown ASLch CHUNK,
AT ans p, M.-aCconaJ5ation for DoyIe5sowu,
5fage t Abi1g.or: for Te% uoos 10 Uoysstoy,,. .AAe
Al otO ~ M hrUush uucUuIiuUualiyu nor EeJnle-
hem md an stations on main iine oi NORTH pplusyl.
ha1 VALLEY Lehigh md -u5quebauua Evening rrsir
atsa5 F. SS9sn S1I9E iol IsnsdIs sop
afii5o P. lj.-Accol5 rodation ior gorl " aahiuq.
TRAINS ARRIVE I& PHueDELpalA.
ttLAa he-lishe-1 81 stJ ana lN5 -. @.. 2|y Auo
IlJ5 a. u. .od 4ugP.lr rn,tns u-les dt-ectcaluea.
.an WIN Lt.4sA Na-es ELu LaLls. END yl-GgH.AulA
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- 1Al~ Al1NLr n Wei, ,BRUEEElS. AND ODHE ER
CAhEEIS, ETC. ETC,
49,, ON Thursday Morning,
OctOber 22, st O'Clock, at TIE HuC' ion rooms by
Gala que larse assoLtn ent of superior household
furniture, comprising hAuOsOme walnut parlOr, H.
hrary. ana dnlng room furnture Ollie walnut am
bersuls superior rosewood octave plano forte made
by sche TWO superior make piano fOrtes, fine French
psle nAntei ana pier mirrors, autque library turnl-
lure elegant walnut buffet sdeooard elegant French
mAntel CLOCK ana bronz9 figure, wardrobes, book
cases, sdt b0a.Gs extension tables, china and glass;
wSre, beds and bedding fine hair mattresses Office
iurniu' g, sewing machines fine engravings, hand
some velvet Brussels, and other carpets velvet rugs
etc. 9''
Also for account of the United States, II9 iron bed
steads W hais mattresses, 96 linen Sheets and 25 hair
pilows. IlO YO2t
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on Wednesdav Morning

2lst instant, at 10 O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms
by catalogue, very superior assortment of fnrni.
ture, incuuing handsome walnut parlor and library
furniture COW red in reps aud hair cloth; cenI re-
tables, elegeres. three handsome walnut suiIs Of
chamber furniture, superior dining. room furuiture
elegant rosewood piano-iorte, DE by HaIpes Bros
large and superior fireproof Safes made by Farrell
Herring French, plate mirrors, handsome Brussels
China and las sware stoves fine double-bsrreI Snns
walnut office furniture etc. M 20 o. '
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Sale Rear OF No. 748 s. Front street
LARGE COPPER STILL WORMS kTG m
DIS IILLERY " ~
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

.qEA. NOTICE.-THE UND RSIGNED
81. would call attention OF the public 20 his
11$IN NEW GOLDEN EA9Lh FUHNACE
N6zEN This is an entirely new heater. IL is so CON
Btructed al comIoena tsei 70 general favor
beinP com binaLiOn OF wrought and cast iron. It
verv ain nIe In its construction and ia perfectly air
tight, f.cleaning having no pipes or drums te 9t
ta ont snd cleaned. 1t is arranged with upright
dues as TO produce larger amount of heat from Ehs
sam weight OF coal T a any furnace nov in SsS 80
NV new arrangement OF evaporation vii 81 once de
Lii produce perfectly healthy atmosphere.
"Those In want OF complete Heating AppAfetna
xvould we'll to call and examine tine Golden lagle
CHARLES WlLLlA Ms,
Nos. 1892 and 1874 MARKET Street.
Philadelphia
A large assortment OF Cooking Ranges, Fire-boarc
stoves Low Down Crates, Ventilstors, etc., RlwAy
on hand.
N. B.-Jobbng OF all kinds promptly done blOl
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NISCELLANEOuS AND LAW BOOKS FROM
LIBRARIES,
..,.,o, on wednesday afternoon, Ocs. q,
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Professor Rolleston, of England, believes
in both Christianity and Darwini5m, reooncil-
ing the two.
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INREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
u ALL POINTS NORTH ard EAST and for all
Btation1 on Camden and Amboy and Connecting
Railroads, from Walnut street wharf
INCREASED DESPATCH.
Freight for all way points on the Canoen ana
AmbOy, Freehold and Jarnesburg, and Burlington
County Railroads, forwarded at IL O'Clock Noon
For Trenton Princeton, kingston Rocky Hill; ana
ali points on the New Jersey and Belviders Ball
roads, forwarded at ~ p. M,
For New York ,;at IL, *, and p. M;
Freight received from A, M. 10 r. M
A s1p memorandum, specifying the marks ano
numbers, BhippeIa and consgnees must In eVeryi ins
Stance bo sent with each load OF goods.
WALTER FREEMAN, Agent
no. 226 q. Delaware Avenue,
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Sale at No. $50 Chestnut street.
HANDSOME WALNUT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
1URE, ELEGANT 4 RIOS EWO0D Plan FOR re
LARGE AND SUPERIOR FIRE-PRooF SAFE:
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M THOMAS * SONS, NOS. 1870 AND tl1
AHle >. tUUkTH SIhHAE -
SALE on ELEGANT B0OKs.

VI NTTUTTTU-
Octhar 20. 81 4OC.CCs, IICludmf Appelton's mari
[sn SEc9pfdla; y yo si Coopers Novels, 81 w g.:
Nights. vols; Dickens Works, 20 vOIs Doris Don
QuINOte, vols; etc, etc. no 1921
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snle No 0O7 Walnut street.

SUPERIOR FURNIrURE. IN 3RORs BoOKCAsE.
CHAEDtLiER. FINE CARPETS EIU.
On Wednesday morniug,
Get 2l7t az 10 O'clock a. No. 9J1 walnut street bv
CelhI que, the entire Furniture, comprising elegant
SUIT OF walnut drawmgrDCm furniture covered w i'm
green plush, maze by Moore d Campon; superior
walnut dlnug-TOOm and chamber furniture; maho-
Eauy chan Der furniture; fl 1e hair matJresses and
beCuing elegant secret nud boollcase pier mirror
china and glassware: English Brussels aud other car
pets, kitCLGn utenBlls, eC. no 2t
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T IPPINCOTT, SON d CO., AUCTIONEERs.
- AsAHUksT BUILDING. No. $40 MARKET
Street.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF
9C0 lots A@LklCAN AND IMPORTED DRY
GOODS, LINEN GOODS, WHITE GOODS no.
SlLkY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS ETG O
BY Catalogue, on our MontLs' Credit
On Wednesday Morning,
Oct. 81, commencing at ~ O'clock comprising full
ana complete assortment OF desirable goods for pre-
sent and approaching sales. [lOi7St
FRENCH CLOCKS.
LARGE POI TIVE SPECIAL SALE OF 35l
-, FRENCH CLOCKS, NOW LANDING.
We Will sell
On Thursday Morning,
oct p, 1863, 10 O'CLOCK by calsogue, the largest
emo best assortment OF fine imported CLOCK ever
offered al auction in this city consisting in part of
regulators hali and Office clocks hne marble bronze
@ sS1 gu m antei cGeks fine gilt clocks. with shades:
y, B.-The entire line Is OF this seasons importa-
tion and Will he found well worthy the attention of
jew ellers and other dealers.
SALE 10 Ig g3L
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~ d. McCLFEs co. AUCTI( NEERg
~ 30 SOD MAI RJcT Street. I4
SALE OF IsCO GASES BOOTS, EHOFs BROGANS,
BAL1ORALS, ETC
On Thursday Morning,
Octoner 20 commencing AZ 10 O'Clock, we VIII sell
by caIa Og ue, cash. 1900 cases mems, boys ana
vouIhS' boots shoes, broRRns, balmorals, etc Also
altTpe assortment of ladies' misses, and chdren'a
city -nlRue gCoob. IlO HH
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pHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
q NOakIsIOMN " RAlLkOAD -TIMH IA H.,
FUR okhMANTOWN,
Leave Pnleteipna6 8, 2, q, yU5, 10, II, l2 A, M a.
"a, "a, 4, 5, so, $40, 2, y, ~, IL, IL r, "a. -
Leave GeniAN town q, 2, 71a g. $40, g. 10, IL, II A. M
2, 4, 4% 8, 615, 2, D. 3, IL, ii y. NJ.
The s % Down Train, ana 81 and on % Trains VIII
not atop IN The Germ auLOwn Branch
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philadelphia ga A. nj. 2, 7, lOAz r. N.
LsaVe GerLAnLOwn So a. M. /, q, "a t. NJ.
CHESINUC HILL RAILROAD.
LehVs Phhadelphia 8, s, TO- II, A M, 2, SsG 5A,7s
Leave Chestnut HUI 7IC, 8, sac and ITO A. NJ lao
3'4O, 5'4U, $40, S'4O and lOl0 = Ia.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia va A. Il. 2 and 2. NJ
Leave Chestnut Hill 7'6O A. N. l24U, $40 ana 9-25
FuR CoNsHoHoCKEN AND NORRIsroWN.
Leave Philadelphia g. 75e, ., and nO5 a. M. HI, 8,
4ls b1s, g., $40 ana l15a l.. M.
Leave NGrrislown $40, 7'5O, y, and IL A. n, III. g.
Ha' oS' ""O '|' ON sUNDAYs
Leave Philadelphia A. M, 2'3O and 7Ib P.M
Leave NOrrsIown A. NJ, $50 and p. NJ.
FOR MANAYUNR.
Leave PhlladelphiS6 6, x . and llo5 A. nlH, 8,
Leave Manayunk e.lO, III, $40, OH, and llH A. M.,
g., az, 5, 6x, and /. III. .
Leave Philadelphia "a. M, 2H and 7A T. M,
Leave Manayunk IA A, M, 8 and S16 Z. M.
W, B, WILSON, General Superintendent,
Depot, NINTH and GREEN Streets.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

II AVlNG ALTERED AND ENLARGED MY
- - STORE NO, 1So \, NINTH street, Invite atten'
OF fine BOOTS, SHOES. TIERS, ETC, OF the latest
Q l6 8m EpNEsT SOPP
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1868 E9E 1E6 EE% Ss@v YoEEK.7T4E pEIII GAAapEN
FROM PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW YOkk, AND
WAY PLACES. FROA WALNUT STREET
At $50 a. M vis Camden ana Amboy Acoomnlo.
ATS H. via Camden and Jersey City T2
plsiH Az Il NJ via Camden and Xm6cy TSS;;: SS SS
AT $50 z. M, via Camden and Jersey City Elx-
Al6 NJ Tor Xm6oy and nieTmediSie STATIONS 600
AtSSG and "A M IAN ana 81 az P p N for Freehod.
At $780, s. and 10 A. M, /, q g. 800 4SO g. and ITsO
E M for Bordentown, Burlington, Beverly, aud
Al $50 and 10 A. M l. p $3.50, 49, 8, and l1sO p NJ,
AT 50 and 10 A. M, 3, 4sO g. and 1870 p. M. for
for sRiverlon and $50 p NJ. tor FSimyra snyf"' SFM
AT $50 and 10 Il, MI, 8, 4SO 6, and l18OP M. for
The j and ll'SO p. M. Lines leave from Market
Street FeFfS fk6& SSEpf{ KESs1fNeroN siSs1. DEPOT.
A1 4 a. M via ks5sington and Jersey City New
Al ana il a: III. 20, $50, ana P, NJ. for trenton
Az and II A, M. 2'sO. and P. NJ. for MorrIsvine
Al ana ioIs A. M. a'sO, and P. M. for schenoks
At ana 1Oi5 A. M, GSo, =, ., ana p M for Corn.
wells, Torrisdale Aolmesb9Ig, Taeony,o wlssino-
HoISSnesbnrg and intermediate stations "' 'A ioi
PRoM WEST PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,
A. s,SG A. M, 100 6,SC and z p M N; New York Ex-
pi&Si' 1DfSi S VI h@islsS 5isHssS GS Ss Far fssS re-
Al 1870 A NJ. on Mondays only-New York Express
Ihe $50 4, M, and eco P, NJ Lines win run daily
All others, Sundays excepted - ,
At9'SU A. M, rGO 6 30, and IL Z. Nj. for Trenton.
AT $50 A hl., 6 80 and II Z. Nj for Bristol.
AT IL 2, NJ. (Night1, for morIlsville, TullytoWni
schenek's Eddngton, Cornwells ToI risdse, Holmes
burg, Tacony, Wisanoming, Bridesburg, and Frank
ford,
For lines leaving Kens1ngton Depot take the cars
1hiro Flth stIeeIs al Chesnutsree, 80 minutes
before departure. The cars on Market street Railway
run direct TO West Phladeph q Depot; Chestnut and
Walnut within one square. On sundays the Market
street will to connect with the 30 A. n. and
80 p. M lines
RELVIDERE DELAwA Re RAILROAD LINES.
From kenslngtun Depot
AJTUO A, M. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkirk,
ElmirL, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester, Binghsnton Os-
wego, Sy racuse Great Bend, Montrose, Wilkesbarre
Schooleys Mountain, etc.
AI7OOA A. Ii and $3.50 p. M. for Scranton SCrouds-
burg, Wafer Gap, Belvidere, Ehston, Lambertville,
FIeminRton etc, The $3.50 p M. Line con meets direct
with the Train leaving EastOn IOr Msucb Chunk
At5P NJ for Lambertvtle and intermediate STA
tiOns
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON CO., AND PEN,
BEkYON AND HIGHTSTOWN RAILROADS,
From Market ST. Ferry upper s1de)
AZ and 10 a, M, /, 3'Sl, Rnc $50 p. M for Mer-
chsnleVlIIs, niOolestown Hartford Masonvle Aans.
poIL, Mount HOLY, Smithvlle, Evansville Vincen-
town Birmingham, and Pemberton,
AT A NJ, and $50 +. M, for LewistOwn, Wrights.
tOwp. CookstowD, New Egypt, Hornerstown, Cream
Ridge, Imlaystown. sharon and HightsLOwD.
WILLIAM ii. 9AIZMER, Agent
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On ThnrsdaY Morning

CLAFK q EVANS, AUCTIONEERs, NO. $50
~ CHLSNUT Street.
WIZ sell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening,
large invoice OF Blankets, Bed Spreads, Dry Goods
Cloths, Catsimeres, Hosiery, Stationery, Table and
PoCkeJ cutlery, Notions, etc.
CITY and country merchants will find bargains.
IeIJuh cath.
Goods packed free OF charge, go
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD,
I ThRouGh AED DIRECT kOUTE b ErW Et1N
VILLA AMSPOkT, AND THE GREAT OIL RE-
GION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Elegant Sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains.
on ana after MONDAY. September IA, 1868, the
trains on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad will
" ~ WESTWARD.
NAH, TRAIN leaves Philadelphia. .....l0 A. p M
- Williams pJrt........ $40 A. NJ,
arrives AT Erie....... ....... 8 rs +. M.
ERIE IMPRESS leaves Fhiladelp IL 80 A. NJ.
Williamsport-..... 1896 p. NJ.
arrives at Erie............... $50 A. NJ.
ELMIRA MAIL leaves PhilRdel phia....... 800 A. M.
q Williams sport...... 6 Is p M.
arrives At Lockhaven..... 7'45 p. NJ.
EASTwARD.
NAH. TRAIN leaves A NJ
I" Williams por t.........lOl l5 p, M,
arrives at fhiadephia..... 200 A NJ.
EB IE EXPRESS leaves Erie. 7's5 p a.
% WuliamsporL..... Sl5 A NJ
arrives at Philadel phia... 800 r. M
Mail ana Express connect with OIL Creek and
Allegheny River Railroad. BAGGAGE CHECK ED
TAhUUGH,
ALFRED L. TYLER,
III General Superintendent
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