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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27
Chipping.
FAsT FRHIGu LINE
TO BALTIMORE, iil.ADELrJlIA, BOSTON AN
THE CrrIES N!. TIE NOErMMEST

Thn Steamship FALCON, i. y. l!or- .,.-F-;--,..
scy, Commnndcr will sail for ril,i- y = iS,i,AIS ,AI
more Un TUESDAY, NnyeEbc, 20, al q oCiUcN u
NJ, from Picr No. !, Union wharycs.
Aj-ii.'iirancc hy the Steamers or this iinr =
per cent. to Baltimore and I'hila"iph,a. 20 lus.
ton x Philadelphia Frclghts lurwatiicu to thai
city by railroad from BaIiiE,Orc Without addi-
tional expense for Insurance.
ny arrangement With ;c Steamships OF The
i'aititnore aud Bremen Line. sailing Scii.ion:h-
y,Through Bi!ls Leiiing FOR COTTON Will hereafter
terms. ''
SO Hb' Throngh Bills Lading given TO PIIILhnEI..
pulA BOSTON AMI the CITIES OF THE EOl1rli.
For Freight rn,,agcmentS or Passage, apply TO
COuITEShY a. TRENHOLM,
nov2R urinn whnrvcrr
The New York herald., 1869-01-17

Il or Galveston Steamers.
The Al steamer GEN. sEDs WICK, Captain Giderdale,
will leave pier ~ East river on Saturday, Jan. ".
No charge for forwarding In New York or galveston
Through bills OF iading given Houston all roads con
sgned 70 the Houston nirect Navigation lompany -
Apply 10 q. II. MALLORY Cos
tsS Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1869-01-17
DRY GOODS.

A TREMENDOUS ADVANCE IN MgsLINs:
days buy Aasns xhou. delay win hsys Saved .ss
sa. ours, and everybody rssSins after Musiins ~
We selling below ssssss,s ~ .,... win ,s.ns.
The benefit Of the advance gwen % our eusso%srs
Good Mop We By A0's sa wss ssssas' s' S
Splendid yard wide heavy Muslins l25c v... ,s.,
Muslins almost like wamsnas, iaNe. and iSc.. ~
All these lsc Musins are worth s;; IsS a.. yayS .o
what do others charge for wamsusiss? ~''.''
When hgh priced stores ask an advance in cotton
1'''' '''' 'A'm 'nsss YosrGs s nS II sscThsRs
81 Merlnes %aTssd 1aSs ss S0Ss asrlnos marked 7sc
The fact that eed
....s Brockgn; wlIamssars jersey city, $e;
The ssSs gsss RI R e. :s ass9
AnS FosrR nhonHF m sssshsr @ %ayns Indiana
A LAKE . MocEEEsY, 1s, Ely. nw.v
ON MoNbAY, JANuAEY Is,
noUsEsREffsa Ma' SesI Ell ssrss1Ss sGooDs. 6s
'AlsA lisSs EissS SaaagEs, sHsss1sas,
DAaAsK AxlyH TAgIEcLolHs and
M TowS'ELLING,.
CoUNTERpANEs,
Domestic sheesines shrtog. the popular
way and Eleventh street.
"A. Win make largo additions
Paris Printed piques. Percales,
win offer :. 2Sc per yard
yard.wds French and English Caiicoes
recently gs,,S soS At sc S,S Per yard ard Tent.
A T. STEWART 4 CO.
L.a's. 5siIs1ss. SnSs1sis:hSs xSsS1isi saisn'' and
Tucked. a. Rassd SSsi, and Embroidered sis Skirts
SIX and Fancy fsristan M Evening Dresses
sas aa Ssa sspHs suh
n. WIN Offer on Monday, Jan; ls,
Some elegant sI @ n1vstes elites. Il Ro,.
I'.ss: ss:t rsss r:ss,sss s:sls'
New shades ,S q extra rich
for street and evening in dresses,
Broadway Fourth avenue Ninth and Tenth streets
ATMME vIGouRoux's, 100 FOURTH AVENUE, ONE
door from Twelfth imported EN-
hand ana e order Specially for Initial Monograms for
(NLOSIN1 BUSINESS.
Having sold my right title the store 95a
Bowery, which win be occupied the lst Of March
tiona bank have marked down my entire stock Of
Dry Goods
to prices which will be found entirely satisfactory
caser be sold of before the 2bth February,
the balance remaining viii disposed trade
at auction. 1t consists of
Linen Sheengs
the best Irish Goods imported;
Muslns, Prints Flannels, Mer1nos Alpacas,
Plaids, Shaw.s, Coaks, Blankets Quilts and general stock
of Dry Goods.
My old customers requested to call they will find
this excellent opportunity TO procure the best bargains
WILLIAM K. ROBERTS,
ia Bowery.
The New York herald., 1869-01-17

A --REMovAI.-pARKfNsoNs CONFECTIONERY ICB
IA. Saloon Restaurant has removed 70 " Amv
street, one short block west Of broadway. Nov open.
The New York herald., 1869-01-17
sPORTiNG-D0Gs, BIRDS, &C.

-7.--.s......
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sneMedicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mockng birs at b. DOvEYS, Nos. and5 Greene street,
N.B.-Ladies attended to by Mrs. Dovey.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peck alp Buffers Infal-
blc Mango Cure and Flea Extermnstor 75c Buffers new
work, ~. Extra stock Dogs, Ferrets
E,ANCY FOWL, PIGEONS, &C.. GAMES POLANDs,
I Dorkings, Brahmas, Bantams, Hamburgs, &c. Eggs
for settng Early Rose Seeding Potatoes Steel made
to order II. JOHNSON CO., I'll Fulton street.
L,OR sALE-A VERY FINE BLACK AND TAN DOG.
one year old thoroughbred just from Canada weighs
has no use for him. Apply to RICHARD MURPHY, 3ll
The New York herald., 1869-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I'D FOR THE CRETANS I'll
IA TO OUR BENEVOLENT FELLOW CITIZENS.
AZ meeting Of citizens Of New York held Friday
evening, January 1852 after most intelligent authentic
and earnest exposition Of the history Of the revolution IN the
lsand of Crete, and eloquent appeal In behalf Of the
peroc defenders Of liberty and country struggling there
;ttes to obtain subscriptions 10 furnish these despoed
Ind starving Christians with food clothing and other
OF life Their ands ravagcd their homes desolete
hsr warriors destitute ammunition, their wives and ch
dren exile These terrible pvatons have been incurred
for the preservation Of the hoies and most essential of
human rghts Aid and sympathy received a. this crisis will
Enable them triumph, and Christian Citizens
u republic brave, faithful and unfor
Sunate brethren. w. G. BRYANT President.
Donations will be gratefully received anu duly &C know
HENRY W. BELLOWS, President,
104 East Twentieth street;
HENRY 7. TUGKERMAN, Secretary,
81 West Tenth strect;
SAMUEL q. WARD Treasurer,
j. NJ RoDoCANACHI, So Pine street;
ID. N. BOTASSI AZ Exchange place;
HOWARD CROSBY, sos Second avenue;
BENZ. N MAkTIN, New York University;
STEWART L. WOODFORD, 27l Broadway;
JOSEPH THORN, 81 William street;
Executive Committee.
Constitutions Of Clothing or old especially for women
and children, DO sent to j. n kodocanachi, % Pine
street, or D. NJ Botsss, ~ Exchange place.
The New York herald., 1869-01-17

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS =
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New York via Hudson River
road Ihteth street and Tenth avenue and 30 A. NJ
SSl, and II 7. NJ, AID via Harlem Railroad Twanty-
sixth street and Fourth at 10 A. NJ and 5P NJ
Tae 7. NJ train via Hudson River win Sun
days. /,
Sleeping attached to 9 and II P. NJ. trains
Drawing room cars attached 20 and II 80 A. NJ and 20
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT, Vice President. .
The New York herald., 1869-01-17

r,oR KEY WEST. HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS
Semi monthly,
Carving the United States Mall.
The Baltimore aud Havana Steamship Company, comprs-
inr the following frst class steamships:-
MARYLAND, n. c. Reed, Commander.
LIBERTY 1850 tons. -, Commander.
CUBA. l.10O tons, JIM. Dukehart, Commander.
The steamship having accommodations unsurpassed
for elegance and comfort, will leave from Browns wharf,
HALTINORE, Nd, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, al
o'clock r. NJ Passengers from New York by this route viii
save nearly Of travel and have the privilege
Of hopplng Philadelphia Baltimore without additional
charge.
B. ID. HAsELL a Co, Agents.
40 and a Broadway, room ~
The New York herald., 1869-01-17
FINANCIAL.

A UGUST BELMONT a co.
N issue letters OF credit for travellers use
Messrs K0THsCHILD,
in Paris London Frankfort Vienna and their correspond
ens In all the principal cities OF Europe Aiso make tee-
graphic transfers on California and Europe.
The New York herald., 1869-01-17

rTrAPSC0TTs' EMIGRATION AGEN NcY.--PAssAGEF FROM
Great Britain and Ireland, via Queenstown and Liver
soo ty TsIscotts steamship Lines, and also BY their old
lines OF sailing packets from London and Liverpool weekly
nj the lowest rates. Drafts issued usual for
amount at the oace. TAPscoTT BROTHERS CO.,
- South street and q Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-01-17

TxPREss LINE
~ For Washington and Georgetown, D. c., Aex n
dra, Va,
Livery Wednesday and Saturday
The regular steamer EMPIRE, Captain Price, Ii now
loading pier 10 East river, and VIII sail Wednesday.
jan 20 at y. NJ. Freight taken than by any
ine
For freight passage apply 70 JAMES HAND =
119 Wall street. OF south.
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CuriOsities of English Advertising.

The Pail Mall Gaaefte has an entertaining
article growing out of the recent publication
in London of an advertising periodical called
the Exchange and Mart. This periodical, says
the Pail Mall Gazette, 'Offers its columns at
a low rate TO advertisers wishing either TO ex-
change or to sell any thing, from q rare postage
stamp to a carriage and pair and mansion
house"
We give, by way OF illustration, few of the
advertisements in the Exchange and Mart, as
they are given in the article above referred
to-
Here are two advertisements which answer
each other in the most admirable manner so
far as one material of the bargain is con,
cerned:--"Dandie DinmOnt terrier puppy
mustard color, to exchange"
'Wanted, a Dandie Dinmont or Scotch ter
rier puppy"
ON looking further, We find that the first
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advertiser wants in exchange for the tyke
Votes of the Old Kent Asylum" for deaf and
dumb boys.
The second offers in exchange for the Dande
Dlnmont a handsome bull-terrier from a
prize strain"
Another advertiser is apparently equipping
himself as a FeniaD, for he dates from Done
gal, and offers red Irish setter for Colts
revolver, aud "ChOice whelp ditto" for a
bowie-knife.
Many of the proposed exchangers are dying
for rings. A lady has very good morocco
handkerchief box, with gilt fnishngs, exceed
'ingly pretty. She is 'only open to offers Of
rings not turquoise"
Another lady has a white Limerick lace
tunic, uncleaned, cost "a. She wishes for
good turquoise ring and long gold earrings.
Another writes: :-''I wish for rings. | have
an electrical machine and apparatus, a pneu-
matte trough, an alarum, alphabetical safety
lock, and other things, but am open to
offers"
One lady declares that sealskin jacket is
much wanted, but she is 'open to offers, 1"
and this is what she will give:-"A Lsllier
album, containing six hundred aud eighty-one
stamps, very rare ones indeed; forty y-six grad
uated red cornelian beads, thirteen large ivory
ones, three pretty illuminations, a set Of green
beetles, earrings, and brooch, on gilt leaf,
cost nearly e."
Under the head OF DOCKS and pamphletS we
find an advertisement which DR.. M'Neile or
some of his friends should certainly look up.
81 have about one hundred different mostly
free-thought, pamphlets, average price six
pence, which would exchange for anything
useful worth a guinea"
Here is another different specimen-T
have twenty military badges, and Adam and
Eve eccentric, to exchange for others, or would
give two badges for Tom Dawson's cat, Miss
Senhouse Miss Charlton's fan, Mr.. Milbank's
eccentric"
We observe ga chain of Italian beads,
blessed by the Pope" for seven and sixpence,
and another advertiser ingenuously ofers:-
ITO amateurs, or those who desire small
organ cheap.-For sale, in working order, the
complete shell of an organ. Only wants
pipes.'
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RAILROAD LINES.

1898 FOR NEW YoRK.-THE CAMDEN
ANDTRJE:,SAAN0DI ANDTrRJ: AND ANNOY AND PHILADELPHIA
WAY WAY PflatIhtAAD PffAt IA DELPHIA no NEW YORK, AND
At o.sO gsoM wALsyr STREET WHARF
Al A. M vSv vts uamaa6 Sam6en snd Amboy Aecomt2,25
Ats M, M, via Camden and Amboy Express..... 800
a a SsD SOs SpS Al NJ and p NJ for FreeSod %
AT $50, 8, and ID oSp an9 80 p NJ for Trenton.
sn M for BOrdentown BurnstoS Bsysry Sno AMI So De-
NJ AZ 81 ssG s1oradoI snd 10 so e. and lisO P
myra and Fish House, and p for FIoseaos aa aas
The ! and l1'So p M. Lines leave ,roD, Mor,o.
49,, =, FROM KENsfNeToN DEPOT.
Al, AZ II A. M. via Kensington and Jersey CITY rJo,
YSrk %a7s1IHe Enprsss Line Fare care wy new
At5sG ana il A. NJ So and p Pr NJ. 'issGl for MOrrsvuo
A. 7'so and lois A. M and 2ao, and 5P M. for
At7 80 and lois A. a. $50, l. 5. and P. NJ for Corn.
and ana anGHqny al wsP0 o
HolTFfS5STg FR6M gMST S1d iP'ermedlaIe StHptpTns
via aS S0ngse'iRg gS sTa Riaslpysy 3 y s
press LIZ es Via Jesey CITY nF Fare 81 % YORK NIX
At ~ 80 p M. Emlgrant Line; Fare, q.
a! g.s5 a. M, g $50 and 70 7. Nj, Tor BRISTOL;
GT aGstTysd
5nIE' 5E' Tacony Wssinoming, Brldesburg, and Frank
asIT The ss5 6M sG and u M Lines will run
For Lines leaving ensinston depot take the cara
on Third or Fifth streets, AZ Cne.nut, 80 minntea
run direct to West Philadelphia Depot, Onesnut and
Walnut within one square. On Sundays the Market
Street cars VIII to connect with the g45 A, M $50
and IL p. NJ. Lines,
bkLVIDERR Df LAwAKE RAILROAD LINES,
KENsINgToN DEPOT.
At SS0 A. M. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkrk,
Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester, Binghamton, Os-
wego, syracuse, Great Bend, MontrOse, Wukesbafre,
scranton, Stroudsbprg Wafer Gap, schooley's Noun
tain, etc.
Al 7s0 A. M. and $3.50 P. RI. tor Belvidere, Easton,
LAmbeTtvlle, Flemington, etc. The 8 30 L, M. Line
connects drecs with the Train leaving Easton tor
Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehe n, etc,
At5P. n. for Lambertville and intermediate Sta
tions,
PEN BERTON AN ID ulGHTSrOWN RAIL
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY. Upper Side.
Al and IL A. M. 1880, 80, and 5SO 7. A., for Mer
chantsyile, MOUrestoxn, Hartford, MaSOnville
Hainsport, Hount Holly, smithville, Evansville
VincentoWR, BImin ham, and Pembe erton.
All z A. M, 1870 and $3.50 r. M, for Lewistown
WrIghtstown Cooksiown, New Egypt, Hornerstown
Cream Ridge, ImaJ sIown, sharon, and Hishtstown
lll6 WILLIAM ii, GAlAMEf, agent,
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"A letter dated at Visalia, California, No
vember 7, mentions that party of hunters,
while on an excursion in the neighborhood of
KEN Lake, were startled by an unusual noise,
aId presently saw a strange object approach
ing with great speed. When it had arrived
within two hundred yards of the hunters they
discovered it was a boy, nearly naked, and
so sunburned that they could not determine
whether he was an American or a Spanard.
The hunters started in pursuit, but the "wild
boy" fled with such rapidity that they soon
lost sight of him. The hunters, whose names
are given, are we'll known in Watsonville,
and the paper which publishes the letter
vouches for the truth of the statements,
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In the case of Catharine Pitt, of Boston,
against the Berkshire Life Insurance Company
to recover the insurance on the life of her
husband. which had been refused because the
insured had failed to pay the first instalment
on the note given for cash premiums, the
Supreme Court has decided in favor of the
company, because by the failure to pay the
first instalment the policy became null and
void. In regard to the provision of the
general statutes for the nOn-forfeiture OF life
policies because OF non-payment, the court
decided that that did not continue the policy
in force, because the Indebtedness of the in
sured to the defendants exceeded the net value
of the policy.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COVER NMENT SALES.

A UOTION SALE OF HOSPITAL BEDDING
II AND CLOTHING.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURVEYoRs OFFICEO
WAsHINGToN, ID. O., Jan. 9, 1869.
VIII be sold at puOlic auction, in this city, at
the Judiciary Square Warehouse. Il street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, on WEDNES-
DAY, the goth day of January Aext, AZ 10 o'clock
A. M, the following articles of HOSPITAL
BEDDING ana CLOTHING M longer required
Tor the use of the Medical Department, VIII
5000 pairs OF Slippers
l2C00 Caps.
5000 Gowns.
5000 pairs of Socks.
lU000 Drawers
10000 Shirts
$500 Bedsacks
6C0 Straw Mattresses
$500 sells Mosquito bar Frames.
5000 CounterpRnes.
5000 Linen Sheels.
5OC9 Pillows.
240O White Blankets.
With very small exception the above goods
are all new, and have never been used. They
Will be sold in lots to suit both large and small
purchasers.
Terms cash in Government funds.
Five (5) days Will be allowed to parties pur-
chasing to remove their property.
CHARLES SU I'll ERLAND,
Assistant Medical Purveyor,
lll6t BYt Col U. s. \.
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WILMINGTON,

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
i Be- sLIIMORE RAILkOAD.-IlME TABLE,
will leave Depot corner Broad street and Washing
Way Eail Train a. $50 A. HI. (Sundays excepted),
for Baltimore stopping at all regular stations Con-
neCIing with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington for
Crsheld and intermediate stations
Express Train at II Nj. (Sundays excepted) for
Perry vile, and Havreo e-6rRce. Connects at VIII
miDgton with train for New Cattle;
Baltimore and Waship gton, stopging at Chester,
ThuIloW, Linwood, Caymont, Wllningt) IN, New
port, stanton, Newark Elkton NoIth Esst, Charles-
mans, Edgewood, Magnolia Chase's ana S!emmers
Rum -, -- -. ,,.oo - ~. ,r>.u-, a.. p.,.,-,.-o
and WashiL gton stopping AT Chester Thurlow, Lin
wood, ClsymoDt Wilmington, Newark Ekton,
North East, Perryville. and Havre de Grace m
take Tue L. W WvViLMiHGToN TRAINS.
Stopping at all Stations between philadelphia and
Leave PM sdelphia at nrOA. NJ, 80, 90, and
7UO p NJ. The 5O0P. Nj. Train connects Win DeIa-
ware Railroad Tor Harrington and intermediate
Leave Whining ton 90 and $40 A. M, 1S0 4'l6 and
7'OI r. NJ, The $40 a. NJ. Train VIII not stop between
cGetter ard PntIaueiphia. The 200 L, a.. Train from
Wilmington runs daily; all other ACCOMMODATION
E6Sa SRatimore TO Phiiadelpha-Leave Baltimore
7.a5 A. M, Way Mail. 9'35 a. M, Express 22o r NJ,
ExpIess, Z % - r; M M "A FROM BALTIMORE.
T IeaySs Baltlnore az 7 IS p M, stopping az Mag
nolia PeIryman's Aberdeen haNES e,oi aCs, IeiIy
vile, Charlestown, NorLn' East, EIklon' NeMaIh'
stanton Newport, Wilmington clay MONT LlhWoou,
ana Sb tickets to all points West south. and
sonIbW est may be procured AT llcket once, NO S2S
soutnm az reel under Continental HOTEL where also
SiaIa Rooms end BeIths In Sleeping cars can os
sseuyed during The day Persons purchasing tickets
st sial hv 4 he Union Transfer Company.
oen'' - IL. L. KENNES superintendent
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j. VAUGHN EEBRICK, WILLIAM II, AnnR1rr.
JOHN L. COPE. '''OA

J. VAUGHN AESHIoKt =, ~ WILLIAM II, hERBICA
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AM
PHILADELPHIA,
- mEkRICK u SOSS,
AR9lNEEttS AND MAOBiNISTB.
~ eT S hlgh ana Low Pressure steam EnEtns
toE Land hlVtr, and Marine Service,
Boilers, GasometeIs, Tanks Iron Boats, ETC.
Sastngs or ali kinds, either iron or brRss.
2allrOad stations, etc.
Retorts aud Gas Machinery, OF the latest ana mcS
EveSy description OF Plantation Machinery, also
Sugar saw, and Grst Eilis, Vacuum Pane, OIL
steam Trsins, Defecators. Filters, Pumping En-
sole Agents for N. Bnleuxs Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer and
Asptnwau d Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal sugar
Draining Machines. 830t
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1oh i"h'NSf in- JoEN Q. ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
No. 9Ol OHESNUT Street,
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. 1l6 MARKET etreet,
SAMUEL II. WALLACE
- Ticket Agent at the Depot,
The tennsy LVhhih Railroad Company will
sumo any FISK Tor baggage, except for Wearing Ap-
parel and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value. An Baggage exceeding that amount
In value will be ct the rsk OF the owner unless taken
by special ntract EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
42s General Superintendent Altoona, Pa,
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INVEST JERSEY RAILROAD
w FALL Ill a AND n, M,1INTEk WI ARA ANdEMENT.
CommenSERE w MiEpINESpAY, ssPte%,p9sgr SEN ,9g 49, 1885,
For Cape May and stations below Millville BIB
For Miuyille, yIneland, and intermediate stations
For BrIdgstOn, Salem, and way stations sI6 A. M
For Woodbury. at s'l5 A. NJ, s'lb $780, and 500 p M.
Freight train leaves Camden daily AZ IL OclooA
Freight received at second covered whasf below
Freight Delivered No. a2s South Delaware avenue.
WILLIAM ]. SEWELLl
ElB superintendent
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HANDSOME HUUSEHOLD FURNIPURE BRIS.
Sells CARPETS ETC.
On Wednt siay Morning.
Al 10 O'Clock, at NJ 745 South sixteenth street will
ne sCd, the tur iiuTe OF family declining bousa.
Ketyirg COmpr BirE-Haf dsGme Brussels and other
carpets, walnut parOr furniture, walnu, CHAMBER
SUITS hAlr mattresses and feather beds walnut aida,
OosTC, extension irt1g.tEb and other dinng.ToOm
iurnilLfe china and glassware, kitchen furniture
etc.
Catalogues be had at the auction store on
Tuesday. VI
1he lurniture may be examined early on the morn
il Ct sale. lIIat
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AND CANVAS,
al numbers and brands
Wagon Cover Duck.
DriOr Felts, from on
Betting. SailTwine, etc
EV VEISMAN a. co.,
DO. IOs JONES Alley,
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VNTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w .aS hAhEgMdGWx3YN aaT 6SR "a! ST
R5sSspslqpr from GGGess the Depot THIRTY
80 p. N AIS p. NJ so r. N. 6'lb and II 30 p. M.
on EAST Market eet at % a. M As a. NJ $40 a.
Nj l9a5 A NJ s, We F. Nj dss,SS p M "a and 600 NJ
hi Philadelphla AZ 80 M WIN stop at B. O. juno.
between West Chester and b. q. Junotion, going
East, viii take train leaving West Chester ~ 5'i6
Philadelphia at 100 p. M, and transfer at b. 9.
The Uepot in philadelphia is reached directly by
the Chestnut and WalAut Street care. Those OF & e
cars of both lines connect with each train upon lis
arrival ON suNn.vs
Leave Philadelphia a. 8 30 A. N. 2'OOP.M.
Trains leaving Philadelpnia at 745 A. NJ. and $50
sna Leaving ~ TeS nTeo EnssteG % wSS A. and @
r. for oAl%GIsS %sSRY sR3 eG1s SUM-
PBIhARsFFdPWAkIAhl PBMIdhksFdWk hlA1GE5ab 1GGEE65anbaNT3WN TEN AND
- FOR eEkMANToWN. AAi'-H'
al hfsys s fRilsStP6i4 T. x. 2i P = Il IL A.
Lesye seimaH9wn n s49 . & r 8 go 10 H. a. NJ
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CHEsiEUT dTLL RAILRoAD.
Lesvs Philadelphia 8, 8, 10, L., A M, 2, 8x, 6S, rs
Leave Chestnut Hin 7IO 8, $40, and II,Io A. M rIO
'' ~ ON SUNDAYS.
leave PhiladelphR 81 A. IA. and 7 p. NJ.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7'5O A, M, 24O, $40 and 9'a5
jFoR FoUR ooNsRoHoOkEN AND NoRRIsrowN.
Leave Philadelphia ., "a, " and IL % A. N. IL q,
Leave Norrlstown $40, 7, $50, 9, and IL A. NJ, TX 4.
~ Ga and S'1 r HoiN ON SUNDAYS.
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For MANAYUNK.
Leave PhladelphiS6 8, TX. 9, AID ll05 a. nIK, O.,
Leave Mansyunk eiO, III $40, 0h, and ll1I A. M,
E''s7s' D. GA ~AN on SUNDAYS.
Leave PhilsdelphiAh IS "a. NJ r. and 1<P:M.
w, Il, WILSON, General Superintendent,
Depot, NINTH and GREEN Streets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-11

N ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN Fur BETHLhHEa. DQY LkSTOWN, MAUI H
lngNK, EA11oN, WILL4LILAMss5PP33ERT}, L4LL s5P3R}, EWILKE5.
PITTsIoN, NKHANNoCK, AND SCRANTON.
WINTER ARRANGEM ENTS. -
Pass enRer Trains leave the Depot, corner OF BERKS
aud AMERICAN Streets, daily (Sundays exceptedJ,
At745 A. NJ. Express for Bethlehem. Allentown,
n auCh Chunk, HaZeton, WilliamBport vii keBbarre,
Mahanoy City, Phtston, and TunkhRnnock.
945 A. Nj. (hxpressl for Bethlehem, Easton. Allen
town, Mauch Chunk, Wllkesbarre, Pittston, and
Scranton.
At i45 p. NJ. (Express) for Bethlehem, Mauoh
Chunk, Wi.kesbaTre, Plltstou, and Scranton.
Al 500 T. M. FOR Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown
For DoyIestown at s'45 A. NJ, 2 IS and AIS p NJ.
For Fort Washington NJ l045 A. M and IL 80 r. M.
For Lansdale NJ B'2l +. Nj.
Firth and eixth streets, Second and Third streets
and Union CiIy Passenger Railways run 10 the new
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILA DELPHIA
From Bethlehem AZ 8 10 A. M 2lO, 6'25, and $50
From Doyestown at s'35 A. NJ, 455 and7P
From LanEdRle st 7'S0 A M.
From Fort Washington a. 10 90 a, M. RndS'l0 Z, nj.
ON SUNDAYS.
Phnadelphia for Bethlehem at 80 A. M.
Phlhaelphla for DOylestown at 2 +. M,
OoylestoWn Tor Philadelphia 81 A. n.
Belhleht m Tor Philade phia al z. M.
llCkels, SOLO and Baggage checked through eI
Manns HnIlh PennhYlvanla Baggage Express ONCE
ELLIS CLARK, Agent,