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A Teachers COYenant.

|The following covenant, which was prepared
b one of our city Baptist schools, is worthy OF a
5der circulation and practical adoption:-
Impre ssed with the responsibility of our posi-
bns, and feeling the need OF greater faithful
5es IN the service OF our Master, we do as
Rchers in the - Sunday School, make the
tlowing ngagements:-
y. To be present in our classes every Sabbath
W. O'clock, the hour for opening the school,
q to remain through the entire session.
3. When unavoidably compelled to be absent,
ITO leave our classes, we Will provide suOsti.
kes, or give the superintendent timely notice.
We Will pray aSerlully and studlOusly prepare
Lessons at bone and attend the teachers
lettings with all possible puI ctuality.
We will mainIaln thorough supervision
fall our scholars, visiting every new scholar
bin week OF his admission, and all others
bldlig, If possible.
We will constantly remember that by ex-
pie, by instruction, and by prayer, we must
to lead our puDlls TO Jesus; and then to
fulness ~ His service.
inaly. We will do all this in humble depen-
zee Oh Him who alone can crown our efforts
IN success.
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PROPOSALS.
EPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
IL Office No, lO4 IS. FIFTH street.

II EPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
IL ohlce No. lO4 s. FIFTH street ,...
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 3, 1865.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed prOpO ais ill be received AZ the once or
Phadelp pha and the office OF Jessss Sch alter, Jom
missioner OF Roads and Highways of Lower Merton
,oHnshlp, Montgomery county, until ~ VclocK M
MONDAY, the 10Th instant. Tor the grading ma1nnry
aha bridging lty avenue from Ford rOad 10 Lam
caster IuTnpike. The roadway Will be graded 60
wiGth thytwO (32) tPet inclusive Of side bitches
upon The boundary between the city of Philadelunia
sld county OF Montgomery Es established oy Act or
grading will Include ali clearing gTubOing and all eX
aVatiOns and embankments required for the iornlA-
uon OF the bed OF the road or In any way connected
with or Incident 10 he construction VI bridges or
dIaiDs belOngtpg thereto
Each pro p0sAl must distinctly state the price per
cubic yard for earth excavation. Rock excavation
masonry per perch of twenty 1--we cubic feet. Tim
GER per thousand feet board measure, tor bridging,
including workmsnship OF bridges; al excavation 10
borrowed VIII be measured in pit, and paid Tor as
excavation.
tiiicate that bond has been filed In The Law Depart
of the City OF Philadelphia as directed by ordl-
nance OF May rs 1850. III the lowest oddershall not
Wsrded he will be deemed as deolining and will be
held liable his bond for he difference between his
bid and the next lowest bidder ,, -,
Payment TO be made Tor the Aforesaid work In
warrants 10 be drawn by the Chief Commissioner of
the Department of Highways Oh the City Of Phila-
Ways Of Lower Merton township, Montgomery
Profies and specifications may be seen at the De.
paTlment OF Highways and surveys of the City OF
PhilauelphiR and the office Of Jesse S. Sch ateE
near the aena Al Wayne Hotel, Lower Merton town
ship, Montgomery county, which will be strictly ad-
All bidders may present at the time and place of
opening sRiu prop, sails. The Department reserves
MAHLON IL. DICKINSON,
II stuth &c Chief Commissioner OF Highways.
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no place with him. He knows that sil bis
ailalrs are guided by One who cannot err that
he is wa'obed over for good by One who Is
never weary. Human trends may weary Of
him and snake HIN od, II he becomes troube-
some by his wants, bat he hseds 1t lit le--his
God invites, solc's, is gratihed by the entire
ness OF his dependcnce aud by the full and
undivided burden OF his cares.
Strange 1t Is that we ave so slow TO claim the
rights thus gwen u.s. aud which we ought to
regard as lnestimtble privileges. Yet how fe v
are known 10 any OF us, who do truly realize the
many promises and gracious Invitations TO do
that which can alono make this life tolerable.-
Kim
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DVANTAo oE {
offered by this Compan are:-

offered by This Company are:-
1t Is o National Company, chartered by spe.
ciaI act OF Congress, lS6S.
1t has paid-up capital of 81 100000.
IL Offers low rates of premium.
IL furnishes larger insurance than other COM
panies for the same money.
II Is definite and certain in itS terms.
1t is a home company in every locality.
It's policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Every policy Is non .forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the In.
sured their full amount and return all the pre-.
miums, SO that the Insurance costs only the in.
teIesb on the annual pay me nts.
Policies may be taken that Will pay TO the
insured, alter o certain mum ber of years, during
life an annual income of one.tenth the amount
named In the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females. lSS vsrp
1t insures not to pay dividends but at SO low
q cost that dividends will be impossible.
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GOl IOyed Mo.

Some yeers ago two gentlemen wese riding
together. aud as thPv were about 10 separate
ole addressed the Other thus
"DU sou ever read Vo0r Bible?r
"Yee, but get 10 bene 1t IRON H., bocause, to
tell the tru'h feel | do no. 1--we God"
mo N, re did / y replied the o.her, "but God
loved me.'
THIS answer produced such an effect upon his
Trend, that 10 use u1s owa Nords, 1t was as IT
one had llted him of the saddle lOto the skies.
IL oDened up 10 his soul A. once The great Truth,
that it is rot how much loved Goj, bat nov
much God loves met
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DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
l. and practice OF thirty years at the Northwest
corner of Third and union streets. has lately
moved TO South ELEVENTH Street. between MAR
X Ell end CHESNUT.
HhHUperOrity in the prompt and perfect cure OF
all recent, chronic local, and constitution afeo
lions OF special nature, Is prOVerbial
seasea OF the skin, appearing In hundTed OH,
weakness and ell nervous debilities scientifically
and successfully treated. Ohto9 bours IVom A. NJ
ogP,Mt
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Trust I'M God.

b, for the blessedness of that man who has
b enabled 10 realize the most entire couvlc-
--aud that not a. theory, but as practical
|b-that God doeth all things we'll, and that
|Work rs perteol
be er nding and low cares Of this life have
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

sS%Eh PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
sk&4<sssssss BOILER WOkks-NEAFIE q LEVY
FhANl1OAL AND TAhOREI1CAL EEGlN EEh6
mAOHINlS19, BOILER NAL kEkS, BL AOR,
SMITHS, Rna FOUNDERS, having tor many years
oeen IN e,.yOG;1 ation, AND been OxcluslvelJ
engaged Ia building and repairing Marine and River
Ehgnea, nigh and low wpresSure. Iron Boilers, Water
ranks, ProlesEs, etc. etc, respectfully offer
services TO the public being fully prepared
tract for engines of All sizes, Marine, River Rnc
stationary having OF pstterns of different
prepared 70 execute orders with quick despatoh
Every description OF paLLern.noaking msds ~ 6nt
shortest nOIiCa High and Low-prest ure Fine
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, o. the best Pe1Dsyvs
MA charcoal iron. ForgingH OF all sizes aud kinds
iron and Brass Castings Of al descriptions. Roll
Turning Screw Cutting, and all other work COnneOted
with the above business.
Drawings and SPECIFICATIONS Tor all work dons d
the establishment free OF charge, and work gusran
iced.
The subscribers have ample wharS-dock room NJ
Hepair9 of boats where they can lie Ia perfect sRfev
ana are provided with shears, blocks, fan, etc eic
'"A A'-'A -'@'' - JACOB Q. NEAFIE,
JOHN =. Levy,
eY BEACH and PALMER street,,
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J. I.vAUaEN AERRIoK, WILLIAM H. EEaRIoz
ycHh n. COPH,
S0UTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AM
~ WASHINGTON Streets.
PHILADELPHIA,
AERRiCK q SONS,
ENGlNEhftS AND MAOHINISTs,
nsnufEALure High and Low Pressure Steam EnE EiuEA
ioE Land RiVsE, and Marine Service.
Boilers, GSSOmegeIs, lanEs, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings OF al kinds, either iron or brass,
Railroad Stations. etc,
RetOrts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest ana nlcs
improved construction,
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
sugar, Saw, and Grst Mills, Vacuum FGns, on
5leEm TrainHs DefeCatoEB, 6ilters, Pumping, hn'
glnes, etc.
Sole Agents for N. BilIeux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer, AND
AspinwSn Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal sugar
Draining Machinea. 63Ol
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LIFE INSURANCE.
TAE NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
United States Of America,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Chartered by Special Act OF Congress,
Approved July s5, 1868.
cAsH CAPITAL, 1000, 600

BRANCH OFFICE;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUUDINg,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where the business OF the Company is trans.
acted, and to which all general correspondence
should be addressed.
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M THOMAS Il s0NS, NOS. 1ao ANN
ANIs :. fOUhTH 1Rhhr. ' AMI ia

SALE OF REAL Fs1 ATE AND STOCKS
will tnrImdiN' w. al IL oc'otk noon' at the kxchauS,
nP9PL4E Sgeet Nos 1909 and lTwo handsome
FgESE Soh sfGa 10 Z DS d eI Mess,n Mes
eESGn 40; Ii0s- M h1own TH5 stone Residence
NEW, No. i25 Modern kestde1 CO. residence.
PINE No, 2es5storc snd S DIV 'GHfa lin" "e'idence
IEHIkIEkNIH II tSouth), No, 76S Neat DWELLING
LOmhARD No 70 Brick and F2ams a1d DT,eiins.
,.I ,,isA EN sA CSouth) Nos. sIl 93. and Oi5"!an
ssIRARD avenue No. las9-etore and DWELLING
CHI 50 Vt HILL GleEaL Stone R 'side ace uo,o,,
IHIsNuT hlLL-Frame Dwelling and Isr0,r
n, hoy ERsEokD. ,somery County, Ps.sIIiL,Sn.:
ELLsWoRTa. Nc. l235-Cotfage.
cSS, SN A COURT, near Eighth and Arch-ssabIe a.c
EIFTMhNTH, Twenty; FIRST ward-Large Lot.
16,N u" ELFiA (sou'hl' No. 2'o-Carpenser shop ana
cRSSr ccRSEST fSOts So BcE E5se Dwellings
GROUND RHNTs.s45, sS4. ana sl5 year.
s GO aS S56ss fd5 %GSss
Executors Sale.
t2Ot0 Mex can and Elk Laad aud Improvement q.
second mortgage six per cent. bonds, W.
lshate Academy Of Fine e; Arts. Arts;
30 shares West Chester aud PhiIa r r p,o...
shares Camden and Atsntio RSroaG' ' OId ORIddeerred
l47 shares Atlantic Oh Co.
Refinery Point Breeze.
4 shaI es Farmers Market Co.
For Other Accounts.
5shares Acadt my of Music, with ticket,
share Point Breeze Park.
lt0 shares Paclhcand Atlantic Telegraph.
~ shares Central Transportation Co.
Sl5OU Philadelphia and Baltimore central r R. O.,
4shares Pnila and Southern Mail Stea hip Co.
40 shares Kenslngton a. ional Il Ank.
~ shares Comm ercal National Bank.
"a shares Western Bank.
IL shares Bank of Commerce.
l6 shares Southwark Bauk.
shares Consolidation Bank.
80 shares Central National Bank.
share MeTcan lie Liorsry.
share Philadelphis Library.
125 shares American Anti Incrustation c..
5000 North Peuus lvanIa BsiirOad, lUper cent
$3U0O Phila 'elphls aud Erie 8 per cent.
32 shares Reliance Insurance Co.
25FhaIes delaware Mutual Insurarce Co.
20 shares Ipsurai ce Co. of North America, go
Gala4Cgues now ready. Lu6&
SAEL OF A VALUk BL T. PRIVATE LIBRARY
On Tuesday and w esday Afternoons,
Nov 10 and IL at O'clock, comprising many
scarce and curious books; also, works on American
| History, 0c, h7A
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PROPOSALS.
OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.
IL OFFICE No. lO4 S. FIFTH street.
u IL mn IrLEr. r-ErnA.n
$780, PHILADELPHIA, Move mber 0, 1858,
g., NoIlCE 40 CoN TRACTORS.


NOTICE 40 JUN TRACTORS.
senied PfOi oSals will nc received the Office ofth
Shlei SGnni s,0ler of Highways until u O'Clock
sew or Oh tie line OF Eigb ee IN street from
cam seet 10 The south side of South street, three feet
On sp,Ipg Gsrden, from near the east line OF .oad
inCLe, in CibmnIr. "
on Hdpe avenue. from CalowhilI street to Vine
b'Jtet' lbItt l.et IL ulhuettr,
On Lombard street from the sewer in Fifth sire IT,
70 the Hue ct six rect th rec fee ia dlametee
street e. he nor cutb liue of Columbia avenue to
bp three feet H. dis M ter.
On Ihrteenlh sc eet from Cherry street TO wIuslow
BtCDe Ibiets and nauholes may be directed by the
Chez FL PlDetT ga surveyor Inc undsrstAn co
be that TIE stwPis herein advertised % ne
ptttd on or before lhs thirty fret uaY OF DecemOer,
1903 Ard the Contractor shall bills pre-
pared against the property fronting said sewers
10 the amount OF one COLLAR and tSeuty-nve
the street IA 81 much cash paid: the balance, 8
limited by OIdibRi ce to Oe paid by the city. And
sewer in good order Ior three years alter the
" hen the street is occupied by City Passenger
FaiDoRd track the bewec snail be cOustTd ted al
side Of sGid Uack In such manner to ruct
iJteriere wi the safe pessas OF the hereou;
aou 10 aim for r. II unera Ion sha be paid UDu
tractor by The company usn sald specified
IL Act OF A'Hemby approved Mays, 1866
A b ootT3 are Invite TO De present Of the time
and pl@e Ci o, enng the said proposala, Eacu pro.
pOssI wlil be accompanied by certificate that a
bond has been file d in the Law Department. as d.
IeIted by Ordinance Of Msy 25 1860. IL the lowest
bid, hall execuie g. within i've days
aIIpr Ihe Utrk ia awarded ne Will n. oeamed az IA
Ginning, ana will be bed lable his bond Tor the
difference between his bid ana the next highest bid.
surveys, which Will be stuctly adhe' ed 70. The De
partment reserves the right To Iej set all bids not
MAHLoN II. DICKINSON,
n7St ChieI Conn tsSiu Of Highways
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NO 62s CLiLSNUT 5t, rear entrance p1Om hnoGs
Sale az No. 4o5 franklin st,Set.
HANDSOME MALaNur IAKLoR 0HAMRER
WAY UPRIGHT GRAND PLANO, ID HANDsO NE
BIZ UsSE LIS, lMPhhlAL AND OTHER CAR
PALS, FINE FRENCH CHINA, CUT GLASS
on Thursday MornisR,
Nov. ~, at ~ O'clock, AT No AOJ Frankliu street,
sboVe CaCw HILL by dialogue, the entire handsome
household furnnuEe, Including suG elegant oiled
walnut ana green pluRh ora@LIg-room Iurniture;
handsome. walnut cbaHloer suIt; walnut extenstJa
dining table walnut oining chairs; hae cured hair
heduing; hne FRENCH dlnuor set hne cut
gIathWare; Ventllan blinds; handsome Brussels, Ve-
nitian, imperial. ana ingram carrets OIL cloths
kitchen 1uTntuTe Ieir lgerGlor, etc.
ELAGANT GhAND PIANO.
Also, very elegant rosewood upright grand plano
forie, very hne tone, made ny SIenHay u Sons. May
bS seen the day previous 10 sAls. l..
The furniture WAS II ade TO oraer and IL equal 10
ooS
Peremptory Sale at the Bridgewater Machine Works.
AramIpRO
VERY XAALUABLE &aasGaiRRE PkqFEHr, a Il, IN Ma
sfEAM AID GAS PIPS, 3 LARGE CRANEs.
PATTERNS LAKGE FRAME EoILERHoUsk'
k1C. r,, ,,
10th instant, at ~ O'Clock. ut The BridgewMer
Machine Works, Aramingo, Twenty hitn Ward Dy
order OF the kxeentOr aud surviving partner OF the
lhIe firm of Stanhop9 ~ Suplee. by Catalogue. the
valuable Stock O1 N Machlueey, lncluulng stNsm
engine, twenty horse power, eight Rnd hVo hOrsS
power tleanr engines, Dollels shhltlhB; sseau sVS
pipe, large patterns, loOS shelVlpRi etc.
FRAMB BUILDING = 10.
Also large frame boileEhouse, 90 feet by 30 ee''
cupoia etc. :, ,St
fAriculArs 10 catalogue. N
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DTRECTOP9

DIRECTORSs
CLARENCE II, CLARK, E. A. ROLLINS,
JAY LOokE, HENRY D. COOKE,
y. RAJCHFoRD STARR, VIM. f.. CHANDLER,
w. g. MOURHEAD, IoHN d. DEFKEEy
GEoRG +. TYLER, EDWARD DoDGE,
j. AINeKLEY CLARK, Il, q, FAHNEgloCK
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SOLICITORS AND ATTOREEYs.

Hon. WEI. E, CHANDLER. Washington, D. @.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.
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AUCTION SALES.

~ d. McCLFES q co. AUCTIC NEERs
W. No. SOC NAL BET Street. Ia
SALE OF I7oO CAsEs BOUTS, sHoEs, BRoeANs,
- BA LMORA LIE, ETC
Will be cold by catalogue,
On Monday Morning, ..
Nov Q. at 10 O'CLOCK, 100 cases mems boys, and
you he boots, Bhoea bToRanB, balmorR 8, etc
Aho, large RssOrtmtns Of ladies', misses. aud
chitortnt ci ) made goods. [ll63t
sALE OF 1sce GASES BUu rs, SHOES, BRoGANs,
ETO.
~, q, On Thursday Morning,
cOV. ~ commencing o'clock, Will sell, by
catalogue, Tor cash l6i mpn's boyB and you'll
bCOis Shoes. BrUgsrs BAlmoIalS etc
Also htuperor sss'rtm ent oI laaiss', misses, aud
chlldren's cits made goout. IVA
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IMPROVEMENT or TIE DES MONIES
i RAPll y OBJ THE MISSISsIPPI RIVER
NOTICE 40 CONTRACTORS.


u oce un Y of N dye 9s9 @
1884, Ior completing the excavation OF the Pfis aud
lhe cons luclion ol embsnkment all Of the CauNl
Ior me mposement OF the Des Molnes Rapids OF the
be "a al Is to be about 791 miles along extending
RG Ihe water inside Vt the CauRl IL from
& S n low WatHr ~ @ & S S oes5 IN sb
sterlRl excavated from the Flsm Oi the Canal be
toreuehout the sre4ter part OF the distance, will
SS oc dsS SI n TPoE sx
slope l6 inchea to The mile The emoSnk menG 10 he
The top including the ri0Tap covering and 70 be
+ ct s1oYe nigh water ma k w.tn slopes of ~ base
The IA siGe. The average thicEn OF the rip rap
protection 10 be "a teeon the outside, feet on tneIn
portion o. the above has already been constructed
~" ne ysmslHdsI Of IT, 'ne iHuds appsoPrI"ea-aOout
All prop sltiohs must state the prca at which each
Aud every kiud OF Work snogted Ia the pGOpuSal Is
a prilted copy OF this advertisement mast be
Tie Government reserves the right TO reject any
Each bid nlust contain written OF rruted qua
rhniee slgnto by Two r.sPonsiole persons Ina, ,,,,.
form OF guarantee VIII be furnished upon application
The p' Ice or prices the contract wiz be consii-
cred ss intending she expense Of iureShl9s @ al me
Iow-Ii 81 implsn enls, nno maenihsIy, sha part2rm'
Siitssn per cent Of the saiount OF any work done,
materials furnished the Contra9t price thereof
will be reserved I'll the whole work which is the
subject OF contract shall be entirely completed.
TIE name names OF the persons proposing must
be wrlten OUT IN null, with iher place OF residence
and Post Office address. -
Plans mRLs sp chc Ations anc alt csssary papers
Will IeaU Or examination at TINS once for ntteen
day prior 10 the date OF the letting
FtrsenS proposing 10 contract are requested 70 ptsL
and eIGnEe e location OF me lUOTk before sending i
"PrcnoseIs should be addressed to the undersigned
at KeOF nv, Iowa, and should be enoorsef;-''PrO-
pctnls for work ON the Improvement OF The ID "a
a ONES Rapids" = ~ ,,,x, -
Iieutens anti Colonel S5th Iaiantry, Brevet Major.
General u s, A.
'~ L. COOPER OV ERMAN,
lO30i6t CsptAin Corps of EngMeers.
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NFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARFEIMAS-

~ Ter u b. a ., no ll3J GlHAhD > IR GEI,
Phil AD ELPHIA, November 4, 1868.
BY direction OF BreVeJ Bsjor-Gensral ID, H.
RUCKER, Quar,ermaSterGeneral United states
Amy. Sealed proposals will be received at this
office unti ~ M, ON THURSDAY. Move nber II 1864
Tor delivery TO The Quartermasters Department. al
the echuyiklll Arsenal, OF the following a:ticles
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-, Un InuIsuay N1sLnIugt - - -,
complete sno finest assortment OF imported Clocks
L, offered. Included win be found hue gilt Clocks
wtIh shACES and stands; extra eh do, with bronze
hguTeB; ICA snd fine maToe clocks line cuckoo aud
VIII be arranged for examination one day previous
TO sale lIT4t
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OFFICERS.

CLARENCE II CLARK, Philadelphia, President,
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
CommiLtee,
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice. President
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia, secretary
and ActuBTy,
f 3. TURNER, Washington. Assistants ec'y
FRANCIS G. SMITH, M D., Medical Director
j. EWING MEARs, NJ. D., Assistant Medical
Director,
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aLRlUsue on four nlOnl hs' cred
Ln-AA nA ~ 90 L. ~ AInLnI.n

CemmeI eng at 10 O'Clock. The safe will comprse
assortment Of seasonHOIe gUods for cty JoO.ug,
RETAIL and country trade, worthy Of special aud
early attention. ll13S
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FRENCH CLOCKS.
EPF CIAL POSITIVE SALE OF $50 LOTS FINB
EhEk Oh GILT BRONZE, AND MARBLE
CLOCKS, now landirg, and Ill OF this seasons in-
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TSHOMAS BIRCH u SON, AUCTI0NEERa
4 AND COM MISSION % hEkJHANTH, No ms
CaAsNUT Street, rear entrance no. llO7 SAMSON slI
Sale at No. 1lo9 spring Garden street.
STOCK AND lNSIRUMEN JS OF a PHOTO
GkAPhIC Il GALLERY.
On Monday NoNenIsr9 O..
Comprising one lila x and tuOe, mede by II Dtt-
ger: one box ana tube, FrenCn cOmDnaLiOu; ono
pair hali-s2e tubes by NOghandeF Il US.; Frenc1
copy ing tnte; 6O0 negatives, some of great value;
bECkg rot nd iui niture. e c.
Also, pictures aud frames some of them ane spsG-
meIs
Peracns having pictures ct the gallery requested
TO have them removed previous TO the sale. III 62t
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF $50 LOTS AMERi-
GAN AND IMPORrED DRY GOODS, LINEd
AND OSlEHY GOODS, MILLINEhY GOODI
NOTIONS. ETC,
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Sale at No. III Norm Elghteenth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAkPAlS, ETC
On Tuesday Morning.
At 10 O'Clock, at No. IN n. Eighteenth street. will
be sold Inc Eurpilure of fanny CecIinDg house.
keeping Dprisir R-Wa nut patlor furniture; per
glass; laIlOr and cnamber csrpets walnut aud COG-
Iage chamber suits; bed; mattresses and bedding;
CHINA and glassware kitchen furniture, etc. ii 725
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T IPPINCOTT, SON CO., AUCTIONFERs,
IL ASAA UhST BUILDING, No. 240 MAhkET
BL7set.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-07

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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-03
Trustees Sale of Land.

In virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
me by Anna II. Nhcrd, registered In the
Registers Office Of Montgomery county
Tennessee, | will, on the nth INY OF
JANUARY, 1893, on THE PREMISES
Fell the two tracts of land on which she lived
containing one hundred and twenty acre.
aud two hundred and sixty acres, lying on
the waters Of Little West Fork In District
No. I.
These lands are well improved and in q
high state OF cultivation, and Offer great in
ducemcnts to persons wishing 10 bay homes.
Terms-ONE FOURTH CASH, remainder
on one aud two years time. Notes with
good security TO bear interest from date.
LIEN STAINED.
Mr. Rossington viii show the land to any
one wishing to purchase.
TUOS. I. pETTCS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.
n Saturday, the 1ith day Of Jan.

IN Naturdny, tue litn uay OF jan
uaFy, 1867, | will seli TO the highest bidder,
ior cash, nj the Court House, In the city of
Clarksyile, Tennessee House and Lot, as
the properly of George u. Fleece levied up
on TO satisfy two executions In favor Of j.
:. Swaney eud Sarah J SWGney pa @. b.
Fleece aud Larkin Bradley, and bounded as
follows; Beginning at the North East cor.
ner corner Of Franklin aud Third Street,
running thence northwardly with Third
Street one hundred and twenty seven feet
hence with the line OF lot No 4, per record
plot Of the land by me this day sold cast
Sardlv to Episcopal Church, fronting about
no icct; thence with the line Of said Church
property soathwardly l27 feet to Frsnklin
Street, thence with the line Of Franklin
street to the beginning.
T. RAMEY. Hsrf