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WILMINGTON AND BAL,
q TIMORB kAILROAD.


oon II encink NO SDAI OClO3er s, 1859, TrAinA viii
cave Depot corner OF BROAD street and WASH
Way M all Train at $50 "a, NJ. l5undays excepteal
fJr Baltimore, stopping at all Regular stations,
uecting with Delaware Railroad at WILMINGTON Tor
CriBSeld and intermediate stations.
Express Train AZ IL As a, M Sundays exoepkeo) for
baltimore and w WRshngton, stopping a. Wilmington,
Perry Vile, aud Havre-de-Grsce. ConDeCts ~ VII.
mington with train for New CASTLE,
Express Train 400 p. III. (Sunoays excepted) teI
SslJinnore anu Washington stopping al Ohestef,
Thurlow Lnwooc, Oiaymont Wilmington, Newport,
stanton, Newark, Elklon, Northeast, ChaEl lestOwn,
EdKewood Magnolia, Chase's aud 5temmers Rum,
Night Ex press az ll'3O r M DAILY IOr baltimore
and Washington stopping Al Chester, IhniloW' lin
wood, Clay mont, Wilmington, Newark, E.kton,
Passengers for Fortress Monroe Rna Norfolk Will
take the ll.45 a, Nj. Train
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
stopping ~ all stations between FhlladeiphiR ana
Leay PhilaoeiphiA NJ 100 A. M. $50, $50, and
7Ct p NJ. The 800 Z. M. Train connecm With Delaware
Railroad for Harrington and inter mediate statlons
Leave Wilmington 700 aud sac A. M, iSO 4'lb, and
Chester and Philadelphia. -, -. 49, 49,.
Ths ZOO p. o. train from wilmington runs ualiy. All
other accommodation trains sundays exSepteu.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 7'25 a. H., way -Mail s5o A. M'i
Express; 225 p. M, Express rs ?. NJ, Express
SUNDAY TRAIN From BALIIMORh, -,
Leaves Baltimore at 7'96 M, stopping NJ
Perryman's, Aberdeen, Havreoe Grace, ,PerryVines
CharlestOwn, North East, Ekton, Ne%Hrk, stahsonI
Newport, Wilmington, Clsymont' AAnWooo' anu
Through tIcketA TO all points West, South, and
South west may be procured AZ the Ticket Once No.
s2s UHEsN Street, under the continental Hotel,
where Also BtRte-rOOmB ana DertnB IN sleepnk CATE
be secured during the day Persons p9rShssln5
s III cir Iesidance by the Union Transfer Company
isi II. y. KENNEY, Superintendent
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Interesting Historical Documents to be
Made Accessible.

1t will be remembered that the Governor
and Court of Assistants of the Muscovy or
Russia Company and the Chairman and Direc-
tors of the Honorable East India Company
have forwarded official letters to General John
Meredith Read, Jr., thanking him for the new
and interesting light cast upon their early
history. The former great corporation was
founded in London by Sebastian Cabot, in
1888, and 1t originated the commerce and
diplomatic intercourse between Russia and
England.
For long series of years this company, in
return for certain exclusive privileges of
trade, bore the expense of the various embas-
sizes from Russia, and entertained the Musco-
vite representatives sumptuously, during their
stay in England, at its house in London. In
the course of his Investigations General Read
found that the large masses of state papers
and valuable manuscripts which have been
accumulating in the possession of the Russia
Company, for upwards of three hundred
years, were lying unarranged, and without
suitable indexes; so that the points he eagerly
desired to arrive at were hopelessly buried in
vast mass of papers. Gradually becoming
aware of the great Importance of this
collection to scholars throughout the world
he determined, if possible, to bring the
matter to the attention of the British
Government, for the purpose of inducing
the English authorities to have these rare
materials for history properly arranged, CO.
piously indexed, and printed in the regular
series of calendars of state papers, which are
published from time to time by the English
State Paper Office. In pursuance of this idea
General Read visited Washington, and had
several interviews with Mr.. Thornton, the
English Minister, who expressed great interest
in the subject Through Mr.. Thornton, Gene
raj Read formed the acquaintance Of Mr.. Her
man Merivale, who is one of the Under Score
taries of State for India, and author of the
recent admirable "Life of Sir Philip Francis
Mr.. Merivale at once saw the importance oi
the subject and at his suggestion General
Read has prepared a petition to the English
Government embodying the important points
in the matter. The sympathies of Mr.. Charles
Merivale, the Roman historian, and OF Mr..
Froude, the historian of Elizabeth, have also
! been fully enlisted.
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FINE ART ITEMS.

The Arundel Society is about to issue a
new work, being description of its own pub
!lications during twenty years. This book will
. be illustrated, and has resulted from the sue
cess of some experiments in photographing
.the prints casts, ETC., On a small scale, suita-
ible for book illustration, which the society
has issued during the period in question. The
whole of the society's works, including the
ivory carvings, will be reproduced in the chro-
biological order of their former publication,
and One-ifth the size of the originals The
ysociety will soon receive drawings, made by
its artists in Italy and Germany, from the fol-
lowing famous pictures:-l. "The Last Sup
per, from the fresco, by Andrea del Sarto, in
S. Salvi, near Florence; 2 and 3. 'The Resur-
rection' and "Christ in the Gardep," from
frescoes, by Fra Angelica, in S. Marco, Flor
ence; A. "The Virgin and Child" after lately
discovered iresco by Fra Bartolomeo; 5. "Christ
and His Disciples at Emmaus " after Fra Bar
tolomeo; 6. "The Alteration of the Shepherds, !"
after Perugino, atPerugia; Z. "The Madonna" I"
after Holbein, in the palace Of Hesse Darn
stadt; and 9. Two paintings by A. Durer,
''The Four Apostles" at Munich 10, IL, and
12. Three interesting drawings after Piero
della Francesca.
The National Gallery, says the Aheneum,
has just purchased in Rome, for t2OOO, a
large picture, or rather unfinished compost
ton, which, on excellent critical ana other
grounds, is ascribed to Michael Angelo. Ex-
perts will remember the work as having been
for some time on view at SignOr Pinti's house.
The subject is "The Entombment of Christ. F"
The numerous figures are OF small life size;
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TNREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
n ALI, POINTS NoRTh aud EAST, and hsr AZ
a. tions on Camden and Amboy and Oonneoting
RSilroads nom Walnut street wharf
INCREASED DR5PATCH.
Freight for ali way points the Camden and
Amboy, Freehold and JamesburB, and Burlington
County Railroads, forwarded at IL O'clock Noon.
For Trenton Princeton. Kingston, Rocky Hill. ana
ali points the New Jersey and Belvtders Rail
roads forwarded at ~ p. M,
For New York al IL, 2H, and P. M.
Freight received from A. N. 70 T.. M.
A ain memorandum, specifying the marks Ano
numbers, ShipperH and consEnees must In every ins
stanos IA 1ent With each load OF goods.
WALTER FREEMAN, Agent,
no, 21a q. Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia.
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WTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
Wv kAILhOAD-WIEIkR ARRANGEMENT.
-On and alter MONDAY October 5, 1858, Trains will
leave as tollows-
Leave Philadelphia from the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST and CHESNUT Streets, Z As A. M. II a. NJ,
2S0 p. NJ AIS M, 30 r. NJ. 6l5 ana IL 81 p. NJ.
Leave West Chester tor Philadelphia, from Depot
Ehst Market street. at 625 A. Nj. 745 A NJ 90 A,
M, 10 As A. M, 90 p. NJ 45O p. NJ. and 6'55 p M.
Trains leaving West Chester at 800 A. NJ, and leav
Ing Philadelphia at 450 p M, will stop at b. O. Juno
zion and Media only. Passengers to or from station
between West Chester and b, @. Junction, going
Easl, will take train leaving West Chester at 745
A. M and going West will take the train leaving
philadelphia at 80 p. M, and transfer At B. c. juno.
tiOn.
the Chestnut and Walnut Street cars. Those OF the
Market Street line run within one square. The
of both lines connect with each train upon ils
arrival. - .-.--. -
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at $50 A. M. and 200 p. A.
Leave West Chester at 7'55 A. NJ. and 400 P hi,
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 745 A. NJ and 80
p M and leaving West Chester at 90 A. NJ. ana I5O
p M, connect at b. q, junction with Trains Il, d
b. o. r. H., for Oxford and intermediate polnts
4lOs HENRY WOOD, General 5up't
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pHILADELPHIA, GEERRM.7ANTTowN, AND
'H FOR 5EkMANTOWN.
Leave Phadepnia6, q 8, 9O5, 10, IL, IL A, N, /, T.
81, "a, 4, s, 81. elo,7,s q 10 II, Up, a: :,
asa, an 0, 61st rs, 8, 10, Il p. -.
not atom on the Germantown Branch,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia ga A. NJ. 2, 2, ION Pm
Leave q Germantown SO A. NJ. ], 9, 9A r. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leavs philadelphia D. 8, 10, H. A. M 2 s%' 6%Hs
Leave Chestnut Hill 7l0, 8, $40 and lilo A. NJ, I4o
s4O b.4O GAO $40 anc l040 r. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia "a A. ID. 2 and r. M
Leave Chestnut Hill 75O A. III. l2'4O, 64o and s95
r 'Ena Mna coNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsTowN.
Leave PhilAdelpm6la m g. ~ s. and llo6 A. M. IA, o,
~ Leave Norrstown $40 y 76O, and IL A. III, IL, o.
a7I, o%' al" on - ON SUNDAYS.
TaSya Philadelphia A. M, 23O and 7Io p. IL
Ao"'0 FOR MAHAYUNK
Leave Philsdelphia6 TX. 9, aud 1lpS A. "K, 8,
' Leave S1 SsnayunE sio TX, $40, OK, and llE A. M
s'S1' D. 0~' ANU on SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia "a. M, 2h and IN +: ID.
Teavs Manayunk III A. M, and ia Z. ID.
w h, WILSON, General bupeflnLendenb,
Depot NINTH and GREEN Streetn.
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M THOMAS u SONS, NOS. 1s9 AND 14l
At1s 8. kOUkTH STREEr.
Sale at Nos IsoandIns Eo,.,.

=, sale at MOI ls9 and I4l g. Fourth street.
HANDSOME FUKNITURE PIANO MIRRORs
EIhEPkOOF sAFE, HANDSOME VELVET'
BhUSsELS, AND OTHER CARPETS, ETU
~ - On Thursday Morning,
Nov. 10. at9 o clock At the Auction Room. bv cata-
rogue, large assortment of Deror Household Far
nllure, comprsing-Eegant walnut drawIng-room
SUI, covered with plush walnut parlor and library
sults covered with rep and hair CLOTH walnut cham
per tus, superior rosewood plano forte French plate
mirrors wardrobes, bookcases, sidebORrds. exten-
SION centre, and boquet tables; etageres. beds and
oeddlng nne hair mattresses, cnlps and glassware,
once furniture, superior fire proof safe, made bV
Evans d watson; gas consuming and cooking sto yes
hne e cravings handsome velvet Brussels, an other
carpets ETC. ~
Also, 600 pes ch baskets, ul7st
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TTAsT FREIGHT LINE, VIA NORTH
II PENNbYLVANIA RAILROAD, 10 Wilkes
barre, Mahanoy City, Mount Carmel, Oentralia and
ali points ON Lehigh Valley Railroad and iz
branches. = .,,.
Is enabled to give despatch TO merchandise
consigned to the above named points.
Goods delivered lat the Through Frelgn Depot,
r. E corher OF FRONT and NOBLE Streeta
Before r. M, will reach Wilkesbarre, H9uptOaImel
dAy I7Wl ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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John B. Cough will celebrate his silver
wedding at Worcester, Mass, Nov. "a.
"A memorial concert to Artemus Ward is
to be given in Portland for monument fund.
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OFFICERS.

CLARENCE IA. CLARK, Philadelphia, President,
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exeeutive
Committee,
HENRY ID. COOKE Washington, Vice. President
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadel phia, |ecretary
and Actuary,
E. s. TURNER, Washington, Assistants ec,v.
FRANCIS q, SMITH, M D., Medical Director
]. EWING MEARs, III. D., Assistant Medical
Director. -
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prpc sale ale \ No; 1909 Poplar street -

4 fIANU,
a. 60 - On Friday Morning.
AT III O'Clock, at No. 1909 Poplar street, by cata-
Iogue' elegant parlor suit made OF apple and pear
Woou, covered with fine satin brocateile nearly new
ana IN good order; elegant centre table. California
marble; elegant rosew God piano, superior aud
nnlsn; handsome hall furniture; superior pdining
aha sittipg room urnture; elegant bookcases French
CLOCK: CHINA ana Rlassware; walnut chamber iurni-
ture; handsome cottage furniture inlaid with wal
etc. etc. ~ -S'
O'Clock. = ia ~
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ON Thursday MornIng
sHERIFF's SALE,

On Inurhday,
NOV. ~ upon Ihe premises, No 20 N Eighth street
Ihe STOCK, good win, lease and fixtures OF a fancy
goods ana variety store The stock compflses
lions, etc, ~ -N' s'iGIII IL ~,
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II ct
SALE OF A LAW III

SALE OF A LAW LIBRARY
On Thursday Afternoon,
November ~, al o'clock, the valuable law library
OF the late J. Alamont Phillips, ESQ Including the
Fennsylvsnia and other Reports, III N 2tS
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
CLARENCE II, CLARK, IE A. RoILrrSs
JAY NoOkE, HENRY ID. COOKE,
r. hAICHFoRD STARR, WIN. II. CHANDLER,
W. u MooRHEAD, JOHN ID. DEFREEs,
GEoR6 f +. TYLER, EDWARD DoDgE
j. dlNSkLEY CLARK, al. 9, FAHNESIOCK.
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BOARDING..

MO. ll2l GIRARD STREET, CENTRALLY
IN located, within two squares OF the Continental
and Girard House-An unfurnished
sECoND-SToRY FRONT ROOM.
with hrstclRss Board.
Vacancies for Gentlemen and Table Boarders
Reference required. 81
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CIT EST JERSEY RAIL ROAD s.
w FALL AND WIATER W, Al era, AhAA SSIa. NGEMEN EsN
Com menclng WEpNEsDAY, septemoer lS, 1868.
TRAINS j. EAVE AS FOLLOWS,
For Cape May and stations below Mlllvllle sl5
FOR Mnlville, vineland, and intermediate statiOns
$40 A IA, 8'I5 r. M.
For BTidgetOn, salem, and way stations sl6 A. NJ
For Woodbury. at SIS A. NJ, s'l6 $50 and 90 P. NJ.
Freight train leaves Camden daily al IL O'Clock
noon, -. =. -. . -,s 49,,
"FreiSht Delivered No. a2s South Delaware avenue
WILLIAM j. BEWE
eIB superintendent
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

]. X. BARNES, Surgeon. General U. s. A. Wash.
ington,
US. NJ, Washington.
ID. w. BLISS, M D., Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.

BUNTING, DURBoROw a CO ATIeTToAS
II EsRs Nos. 2S2 and 2s4 MA RK MT street cd..
OF Bank street suocesSors TO John b. MyefstS o.
LARGE sA LIE OF BRITIsH, FRENCH. erR,fA,v
.s..# AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS NnhAN'
-, . On Thursday Morning u.
"oV' w. NJ 10 O'CLOCK on four months credit IN isn
10 Ooo DozEN, GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
En- bt aoing full lines, OF ali quailIl ia m ems.
make. ' " '0iS p0pTI, p0pTuIh
on Tbursdsy . ..-
Fooos s'ore by order exec tors for cash. iii i5g
LARGE SALE OF OF, 6oAAIBsPGMNGs. FLOOR OIL.
rSouou,,.o On Friday Morning. .a. ID H
abov s% p,s p at At u o'clock on four months credit
'aRe' ana rag carpetlngs, floor oil cloths etc iii st
LARGE SALE OF FRENCH, AND OTHER EURo-
PFAN DRY GOODS. EIC -'
-, ON Monday Morning
Wv 49, ~ 10 o'clock, on months credit III list
LARGE SALE OF 1900 GASES BOOTS SHOES.
TRAVhLLING BAGS, hTC.
November az 10 ooSos MO5nPS on fsur mopths Gre
III 1S5t
lPPlNC0TT, SON q CO.. AUCrIONEERS.
- AeHHuRsT BUILDING, No 24O MAkKEI ST..
Ell sTLARGE POSITIVE SPECIAL, TRADE
ia N q u0T az tRiCH tRiCH PARIS FANCY GODS FOR
W. N ~ mnOLhiDAf hiDA SEASON. -
On Thursday Morning
nov l9, by catalogue. about $50 los rich Paris
Fancy Gooos, snite 10 Holiday sales -'e" "'''
ibhSSiu9eu viii be found-Wax aud china dolls,
richly dressed dolls toy sets tasle sets S6iSs
culs and saucers. china mugs Ineerschaum piues.
tk velvet cloth ana lssl6eT Osgs and sstcses dos
msdem osgSi sg ladies' c3mpanions work boxes,
,hs revo Wing and muBicsl cigar cases, imported
wall braci ets aTee ana Eeb s0iet
.@aoDze @ nks anOs, Parls fans In large variety and
- These These gooos are now landing, and will COM
pIse dSs Veiy attractive assortment entirely new
sooOS' III l6st
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RAILROAD LINES,
DENnsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

FALL TIME, TAKING EFFECT SEPT H. 1853
The trains Of the Pennsy ylVanla Censral Railroad
leave the Depot, st THIRTY FIRST and MARK EFT
Streets. wbich La reached directly by: the Market
street cars, last connecting with each train
leaving Front and Market streets thirty minutes be-
fore It's departure The Chesnut and Walnut Streets
cars run within one square OF the Depot.
on SundRys-The Market Street cars leave Front
and Market streets thi-yve minutes before the de-
Sleeping Car Tickets can be had on application at
She Ticket office N. w. corner Ninth and Chestnut
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage the depot Orders left
No. 9Ol Chesnut stIeet No. ll6 Market street, will
receive TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ
Mail Train bUO A, M
Paou Accommodation, 10 30 A. M lOe, and 800 P. M
Fast IL az A. NJ
Harrisburg Accomm odation. 2o0 p NJ
Lancaster accommodation. 4OO r. M
Parkesburg o3U r M
Cincinnati Ex eOO r NJ,
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express p M
Erie Mail leaves daily except Sunday, running to
Williamsport only Saturday night. On Sund Ay night
passengers will leave Philadelphia at II o'clock.
Philadelphia Express leaves daily All other trains
TIE w estern Acoomrnodation Train runs daily ex.
CAPT Sunday. For this train tickets must be pro-
cured and baggage delivered oy o~ Z. M at No. lle
MAI TRAINS ARRIVE AT DEPOT. VIII
Cincinnati Express A. M
Philadelphia express & NJ az z5 10 a n
Erie all and buffalo Ex A. NJ
Parkesburg ~ A. M.
Fast
Lancaster oV Z, IA
Erie ~ r "a
r,
For further information appiy 70 r,,.,-o. -.
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NVr 'UI'1'f IOHN @. ALDEN, Ticket Agent,
No. sol CHESN UT street,
CAPT y, D. MAY,
Continental Hotel
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. ll6 MARKET Street.
SAMUEL II. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent al the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company win not as,
sume any risk for Baggage, except FOR Wearing Ap-
parel and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollar3 In value, All Baggage exceeding that amount
In value will be a the risk OF the owner unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD II. WILLIAMS
SN General Superintendent Altoona PA,
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LIFE INSURANCE.
- THE NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
.l..
OF rHB
United States Of America,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Chartered by Special Act OF Congress,
Approved July %, 1868.
CASH CAPITAL, ST. 900, 900
BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
PHILADELPHIA

Where the business OF the Company is trans
acted, and to which all general correspondence
should be addressed.
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Noyon,h.r On On FLIUhy Antrn0On
Horace u smith. Ebq., including many rare drama
tlc HISTORICAL snn antiquarian ks illustrated with
In fine binding. ii II "a
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~ D. MoCLEES d CO. AUCTIC NEERH
~. No. SOC MABKET Street. Ia
SALE OF l7CO CASES BOOTS SHOES, BRoaANs.
ETC,
On Thursday Morning,
Nov 10, commencing et ~ O'clock will be sold, Dy
catalogue, without reserve, large aud superior
assortment OF Boots, Shoes, Brogaps BalmoThs, etc.
Also, ladies', misses, and chdren's city MADE
goods. II IA ~
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Iih5D THb rTa1HaS FIH TED %EAafE' 6E3Szs oS9gks
e4RHEp b9aEatHS bhAGRhzS SEAss. SsXiss
On Tuesday ard Wednesday a aoS os Il Ea aSd 49,
Commencing p @ at 70 o'clock A, M andy O'Clock F. M.
Eooas eCmprsPg Rchy chased silver sISsssi psesd
aSasa @ S5ne soae AND AND
from 10 10 2s inches: liquor and pickle stanas fruit
knives with pearl and ivory handles, In morocco
TxBLE CUTLERY. .ETc.-Ivorv balance handle
table cutlery, meat and game carvers. silver plated
BRoSz q Gf etc
tel clocks, bronze figures of various Sizes groups
,sS%iss oARyEb WAEE1Eegaus medsglons.
stsnds bookIacks. Jewel cases, carved groups work
sC0iCH WARE. Also, an invoice of Scotch
ss MHa %rs
The goods are now open for examination. III is &c
NEW T45T AEp sEGYspIaAEP tdsS6. H6GSEaoLD FgK.
PATs, PARLSk "a RI ! q oRGIAaN Ia. MELoDEoN, SILVER
AT O'clock at the Auction store No. lilo Chestnut
Household Furniture from families declining house.
ELEGANT BILLIARD TABLE.
pa1, IL oclSek @ precisely VIII be sold one superior
RoULETTECAis 2 Roulette Tables. s'' III 49,
AssIeNEE's SALE.
On Friday,
20h Instant at IL O'Clock az the Auction Store. No.
no Chestnut street. will be od by order Assignee
in bankruptcy, one Oh Painting IL lS2t
MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS,->
H1 (Lately SEesnen for M Thomas d Sons)
No. b29 CHESNUr st., rear entrance from Minor,
Peremptoly Sale at the Bridgewater Machine Works,
AramngO
VERY VALUABLE MAGAZINE PROPERTY,
SIkAM ENGINES, BOILERS, sHAFTIN0,
s1EAM AND GAS PIPE, 3 LARGE CRANES,
PATTERNS, LARGE FRAME BOILER-HOUSE,
E1C.
On Thursday Morning,
10Th instant, at 10 O'Clock, the BrdgeWater
Machine Works, Aramlngo, Twenty. fifth Ward, by
order OF the Executor and surviving partner of the
late firm OF StanhOpe d. Suplee, by catalogue, the
very valuable stock OF Machinery, Including stoann-
engine, twenty horse power, eight ana five horse
power steam engines, boilers, shattng, steam gas
pipe, large cranes patterns tools shelving, etc.
FRAME BUILDING.
Also large frame boiler.house, 65 feet by So feet
cupOla, etc.
Particulars n catalogue
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T'H0MAS BIRCH 4 SON, AUCTIONEBRa
4 AND COMMISSION MERUHANTS, No. IIIa
CHGSN UT Street, entrance No. IIO7 Samson, raI
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD,
I THROUGH AN D pdREGI M HOuTE " b B SrW EEN
WiiIIAMSPORT, AND THE GREAT OIL RE
GION OF PENNSYLVANIA. r,,
Llfrsnt Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains. ,, 4.
On ana after MONDAY, September H. Loos, tne
trains on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Will
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'''@' WESTWARD
,r Tp IrS IeaVes PniIadel pha ..... 10 40 p, NJ
n all NH@A' Williams port ........ $40 A. NJ.
arrives st Erie. ....... 70 Il. nj.
1pru, ExppEcS Leaves 30 A. NJ.
A'nii' 80 WilliamspoTt-...,. S'35 +. NJ.
arrives at Eris............... $50 A. NJ.
ETMTpA MAIL leaves Pniladel phiA....,.. 500 A NJ.
-" Williams pOrE....... 2S p NJ.
arrives al Lockhaven....,. 7'45 p NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie 1880 A. N
Wnliams poi G.........lO l5 z. Nj
" arrives at Philadel phia..... ZOO A, NJ
ERIE EMPRESS leaves EIle....."....,.''''. 7soo r AZ
" WuamsporI...,, olb A, M
" arrives at Philadel. ..hla... 800 L. M
NAL and kXDress connect with OIL Creek and
Allegheny River Railroad, BAGGAGE CHECKED
ALFRED L. TYLER,
III General superintendent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-18
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.

Hon. WIN. +. CHANDLER, Washington, ID. O.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia Pa.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-18

LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF sHEF
FIELD Enh pIe1hns PhArED rWARE BR0NzE CsOCKs
PEARL AND IVORY HANDLES swiss
SAkSStED ,WooD;MARE BOHEMIAN GLASS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-12

THREE PERFECT MINIATURE HORSES, OF PURE
India breed, II hands high, imported direct from
6. thoroughly broken ;ounS ana TSs yin g 'cd 3.
oELL their horse auction mart III East thirteenth street.
fhy AL psec beaues and he only East India Ponies
- lis country.