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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-24

Toledo Market.
By Telegraph TOLEDO, Jan rs
wheat-steady; No . amber 81 20; mol white 81 80
closing nrn.
Corn-etsady; held firmly ut O..
Oats-Detter Is 81 ".
Dressed Hogs-Moderately active and nrm at u Sshl
a 10 dividing on $50 pounds.
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70 R q n Il E.
Emerson's Agency.


SEWING MACHINES have
thsrevsrsabls feed motion,
which enables the operator
to hayethe work carry eth
OF way,o to change the d.
escticn and fasten the END
ofseAms by turning athumb
screw They are noisaieas
and osn DO used where quiet
Is necessary. Theirstitch 10
ihs wonder Of all, because
Of combined elasticity,
strength and beauty.
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1t. Louis Live Stock market
BY Telegraph ef. LOUIE jan 90
Hogs Unchanged At 901ot<.
Cattle Quiet At 3la67.
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INTENSE ASSORTMENT IN Our WOODEN DEPARTMENT

ALI kinds Of Flanneom the cheapest fnesOpera
and gray Domestic Fnnes Shaker Fannes plaid Nannes
western made fiannels in white scarlet and pads Hoods
bias, Scarfs, Breakfast Shawls, Mittens, Ieggns &C.
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IN OUR SHAWL. DEPARTMEl

viii be found all the Noveies-nfans 6haws Misses Shaws
Shaw Square Shaws Long Shawls Paisley Shaw Thbe Shawl
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staple Goods Of every Description;

Fancy Goods Of Buttons the largest variety the
Trimmings; Bullion Frnges; Gurpuse Laces Cluny
Thread Laces; Veil Laces; Infants Robes Rib
bons; Flowers; Plumes; Ladies' and
Chldren's Hats, DC, &c.
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An and the --latest
Duchess Skirts dc FITTING Corss
i n narke
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IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Will be found all the Novelties Of the SeasonBrsh French
Dress Goods in Silks Pops French Menos Empress Clot
Cloths, Fancy Alpaca Gro Grain Alpaca full line of the
brated Buffalo brand of Black Alpacas, all a the
| LOWEST PRICES
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The best stock Of Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchief,

Napkins D,
of KID GLOVES of Chicago.
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CLOTH AND CAsSIMERE DEPARTMENT

Great Bargains this DepartmenFncy Beavers
Broadcoths, Doe Skins Fancy Cassimer Western made
/ Shaker JEANS Tweeds, &C., &C.
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In our Mourning Goods Department

Will be found Tamise Cloth Australian Grapes
French Merno Empress black era
Wells, English Grape Mourning Handkerchief, &c.
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New Choice our prices
be II patronage
Very Respectfully,
III. N. BOSTWICK,
at.
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COMMON SEssx.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-10-28

-. JONES, ATTORNEY : AT. LAW:
- JACKSON, Ono. Offce--0n Msln stFeas',
In ooort House, at the Prosecuting Attorneys
office, MAY / s,I0ss.sSIr
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TBaeIseray's Rbea tI,. :


Thackeray was destined to expert
enoe his full share ofrhis worlds mis-
foftunes. His great generous nature
was suSceptible-of the strongest attach
ments, AMI on The wife OF his bosom
was bestowed the iulE measure of his
love. How terrible and crushing mus
have been the blow, when he woke
ones morning to find helc aE2maniacI
This misfortune was the resultof excess
iveigricf at dle loss Of her first7borq
child, "a lovely girl. Throughe life,
ThackeIaY ihpurned that wife as one
dead, or rather as one endaring'a liy-
ing .deatR.G lie spared no pains to
render her condition as comfortable as
possible. lie purchased beautiful
cottage in the south Of England, in
sight OF he green mountains ofDevon-
shire, and Surrounded it with shrubbery
and flowers, and to that abode Mrs.
Thackeray was transferred, under the
charge of an attendant, a woman Of cd
ucation and refinement, who receives
pension dor her cate and devotion.
II is a sad sight to see that poor maniac
singing to her imaginary babe and talk,
ing 10 her imaginary husband, liule
aware that both have gone TO their
long home,
His two surviving daughters, Annie
and Minnie, were his constant compan-
iorts, ana aided hiln-in his labors, The
elder, Annie, would commit to paper
what he dictated MS be stood alta table
etchihg ohablock some quaint ilIhstra-
ton. The carrying on Of the two pro-
cesses simultnae eouAydidnot apparently
distract his attention or check the flow
of his ideas. e'.''
Miss Thackeray has inherited por-
ton Of the genius Of her fathar. She
los already prod aced many sweetAnd
tSuchibg stories, enliyeped by The wit
abd rspprtae 80 cbaraeteristics Of Ids
writings.
When, Thapkeray died it was sup
posed, from his generous sympathies
and his free mode Of living, that bis
daughters were left without support,
and Messrs. Smith and Elder, the pub,
fishers, to their hbuorbs-H said, sent
them a check-book with every check
signed, 10 be filed up asItheiF wants
should requirei but fortunately the
father had lef behind competency
for their support, Annie can, with the
pen, carve out a fortune for herself,
while Minnie has found a protection in
one who, while capable of appreciating
her own aonlI isnol indifrtntt .the
noble traits other parent From "Pcr-
soFal Rsc9lectto,g Of IHacbeny," IN West,
erR Monthly for NoremJer,
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i. TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
STATIONS. MIlEs. Mail TRAN. lAooo, raj, Fss

Stations marked thus are flag stations, and
trains will stop only when simaled TO do SO. .,
VIM. w. PEABODY, '.''''
Fot .Msi a Master Transportation.
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JAMESTOWN, N. Y
7 LipPISCoTr Il BAKEwELL I'VE have no trout
ble with your Saws they don't need to be lined
up with pal eF; We put them on the Mandrel and
they 70 right along.
Temper perfectlully Uniform and quality un-
surpassed. Respectfully, CHAS. j. FOX.
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A slas.tic Sewimr Machine DO.

a cents Wanted $50 to S2OO PER
hAMpNIll - seN tlIe original aud Improved
Coaeloa Sep@ fdhiA Sewing Machine XII COM.
peie for $40. ltwllI hem fell. stitch, hind
braid aud emhrTldor In most manner
maklng the eelebt6tef' Lock Stitch =" & Irrmy.
po poi hV Machines under che samo naneta as
eHfs ffeln'a one except those mtlnf cerlIa.
gate Of Agency, signed by us, as they aru
worthless east Iron Machines For eltcnlar
W. ~ 'eTlns sna se auuress or apPE g BOWERS &
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fTTViiE MAGIC COMB VIII change any colored
Il haiEerb bearat VernaRenfBaaek or Brown.
. One Coiuie estpt by ynhil faN 81 For sale sy
Merchd6tskta Drne hts aenyral9.
Address Udgic Comb o.. Springfield, Hdss.
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,EOSp2INfBRs.Aa O
The egrealestarmy-contractor-Pe Peace
sd1SA VEL brod nos,,,o. t.o,,,o

The greatest army-contractor-Peaoe
Salad f6f bored pcople--Lettuco
aIoneb HOO
Sunday is the strongest day in the
week '4'hei rest are all week days
"Well. Bridget, can yoh scour tin
ware with ala crity(' ''Ho, mum, i
always scour them with sand.N a n
'Pa, ybAtiS the use of giving Our
pigs SO much milkl"1 So that they may
make hogs Of themselves daring'a n
a Hibernian senator, speaking, Of
suicide, said; ''The only way TO stop
itisto make II q capital offence, pun
isEableWth DEATH a Gr iiait 2
selsh1 II strange, remarked a lady
''that the Miss Smiths are sOagr0sst
"Not all, = was the reply, Fthelr father
was a grocer gs41 ~ lH ,.
A lazy fellow on being reproyed for
lying in bed so late in the morning ,ex-
planned. II am obliged to doit in or
der TO invent excuses for not getting
up." IHnctlAr = hN
a l6wyerolicd asked Dut6hmaa,
concerning apig, in courts ar 10
"What ear.marks had hol" attln
swell, ven ! first became acquainted
NIT de hook, he had no earrmarks ex-
cept very short tall Va
'Julius, spose deTe are six chickens
in 0 coop, aud the man sells tree, how
many are dere leitln
"Whaltime Oh day was itlY
"What time OBJ day was III Why
what dc 'debbil hab dat to do wild de
casel" 'ri'T"7'F tH'iF'A
dAlgood deal, honey lfitwar artr
dark der would be none left dat Is, if
you happened TO come ulong dat way"
shook here, niggah, jest you stop
them personalities. !"
Anirishman leaning against a lamp
post aaa funeral procession was pqssipg
by. was asked who was dead ~ can't
exactly say, SUR" saidhc, ''but presume
it isthe jintleman in the coAin.'
A,hdy, ,oat with her little boy and
gill, boaghf the boy rubber balloon,
which escaped him, and flew up in the
airy The gia seeing tearsih his eyes,
said: "Never mind, Neddyi when you
die and go 20 heaven yoa'll dit IT,"
"Dear me-" exelaimed Siggips,
"that e@ surgeon gave sduantotn's
boy 4newlip from The .child'sAown
cheek. What a painful operation il
must have been T. "Iiye hadsa pair Of
lips taken from my cheek more than
once, ,siteplied Mrs iStiggiHs, i'ahd il
wasn't a painful operation'atSlI,T ''4
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DIR. J. S. REASONER

u EsPECTFULLY TENDERS HIS PROBES
AO sI0NAL SERVICES TO the citizens of the
town Of jackson, and vicinity. Office at his Resi-
dence, near the Fair Ground. r
N. B. His General health is very good about
the same during the night season as In day time.
) Dec, IL. 1861 .lrHa Iat
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RAILROAD LINES.

1899 FOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN
AANIDrr2: AND1yS2 2,sAN AND ANNOY AND PHILADELPHIA
EEoM vUH pP PHI LA "A DELPHIA no NEW YORK, AND
A, s.ao IRON wALsgr sTRHEr wHAnE.
a. S% 4; MI vie Camden and Amboy Accom- ;t225 5
A. 2P NJ, via Camden and Amboy Express..... 800
81 and S3d n fOa FresSa ssssSG
Atgs9S 70 a; Al M So and go p NJ for Trenton
an "a, d0r Bordentown, Burlington, Beverly, and De-
AZ tot sSG SIoSaSo1 sqS 10 ase@sis a. M 49, and s3
myra, and Fish House, ana p foT Florence and
The ! and ll'SO P. N. Lines leave from Market
FROM KENsINeroN DEPOT.
AT II a, M, Via kensiLgton and Jersey City, New
HoTk oi z0 a1pIsss ,, Line, Fare sS,
and Brn toll. And At 1915 A M for Bristol. AA"''N
At2S9 G and II A. NJ 80, and p M for Morrsvlle
Al 7sO and lois A. M. and $780, and 5P. M, for
AZ SGand lois A. M 28O, 4, 8, and P. N.for Corn
mng mf BrSsaSurs and ana anSPUny M for
Holinesburg aud in ntermediale stations,
FROM WESr PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,
va a S9nssSnSd sS5 aSd fssPTsyN 4 Pn New York Ex
press Lines, via jersey CITY; Fare, 80 25
60 M A. Emigrs9 @ am L1s a5S = Efre & a. FOR Trenton
At g46 A, NJ, s, $50 and Y p. M, tor BRISTOL;
H dgn 19r Homes
burg, Tscony, WlsslnOming, Bridesourg and Frank
The s4SA. M e'ao End y NJ; Lines viii run
For Lines leaving Kensington depot take the cars
on IhId or Fifth otres5s g CResnSt 80 minSt
run direct to west Phlladelphie Depot, Uhesnut end
Walnut within one square. On Sundays the Market
Street VIII run TO connect with the 945 A. AZ $50
and IL i. NJ. Lines.
| hELVlDEEH DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES,
FROM KkNSIHeToH DEPOT.
At 1S0 A, Nj. tor Niagara Falls, Buffalo. DunkrK,
hlmira, Ithaca, Uwego, Rochester, BinRhamtOn GA.
wego, syracuse, Great Bend, MOntrUse, WkcSbaI rs,
scranton, stroudaburR, Wafer Gap, SChooleys Noun.
| tain, etc.
! LsmbefgviIe; Bloomington, etc The $3.50 p. Il. Line
connects direct with the "rein leaving keaton Tor
! MauCh Chunk AuentOwp, Bethlehenl, etc, 49,
At Z, n. Tor LsmoertVlle and Intermediate Sta
| tons.
| PEN BERTON AND HlGHTSIOWN RAIL
| FROM MARKET STREET FERRY. (Upper sIde.)
All aud IL A. M l3O, 30, and 55J p, NJ, for Mer-
| Transport, HOunt Holly, smlthyile, Evansville
| Vincen Town, BiImnE ham, aud Pemberton,
| Al 2 a. Nj, 80 and $3.50 r. NJ, tor Lewistow'
| Wrightstown Cookslown, New Egypt Hornerstown,
Cresm Ridge Imsy ysJown, Sh sron, and Hi htstow
| II is WILLIAM Ii. GA1LMEb, Agent.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
IL Bs LIIMOKE RAILhUAD.--TlME TABLE,
Con enclng MONDAX, November %, Is6o.--Irains
VIII leave Depot corner Broad street. and Washing
WsyeMaii Train ~ $50 A. III. (Sundsya eHcepted),
for Baltimore stopping AT sill regular stationl. Con-
necting with Delawars Eelroao @t WILMINGTON for
Crish, ia and intermediate Stations.
Ex press aTTain at IL III. (Sundays eXcepted) for
Bal ,imCIe and Washington, sopkins At wilmington
nlinSton with train for New Castle,
Express Train at 4U0 p. NJ. (SuGusyS eACepteol Tor
Baltimore and WashiL gton, Stopping I ~ chester,
mort stanton, Newark, Ekiou, NOrth-hsst, Charles-
toWn, PeDryille, BRvre de Grace, Aperoeeni Perry-
n ans, Edgewood, Magnolia, Chsses, ana stenmers
Wight Express at 1850 P. M DAILY for Baltimore
and WsshiL gton, stopping at Chester InuFIoW Lin
mOhh mmCTIhh. II ast Perry Vile and Aavre de Grace.
Pessepgers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk VIII
take the lZOO %@iIIMI "a iIsiIN NGToN TRAINS.
Stopping at all sgRtlons between Phlaoelpnl' ana
'" I've Philadelphia at llCOA, NJ, so, 800, and
7.no = NJ The 800 p. NJ. Train connects with Dela-
ware Kailroad tor harrington and lnterMeulaTe
stations. Wilmington 200 and $40 A. M 1880 45, and
7.dH p NJ The SlU a. III. Tram Ell not STOP between
SNfinington runs daily; all 0thef Accommodation
rTraiI a sundays eAcepteo ,z,uh, ros,o Z, ,1,Iu,o.
go, EESlaM M WY Mail. $50 Il. NJ, Express. 225 r NJ,
| Exp SsiSiS ssSSiS I, Az TRAIN FROM BALTIaORE.
Leaves Baltimore at 70 X NJ; NJ; ~ .ts az Prr2
nois, fSiLS n' North. Fast, Elkton, Newark,
| Stanton Newport, Wilmington ClSynon'' Llh"ooH'
ana CHts1beri tickets to all points West South, and
sst may procured at tlCRet once, No oz1
Chesnut street, nduG5 M sItSs in sleeping Cars can be
slaie SSTring The day Persons purchasing !lcAe,a
81 MA once can have baggage SnSUS9 AZ 'eli Ae'i
dence " WIG II, II, KERNEY, superintendent
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN For BErHLkHk@, DOl LESTOWS, MA Il
4 IHUNA, EAaIOk, WlLLlAM5PORH, WILK II5-
81 RLtE MAHANOY OIIY, MOUNT CARA az,
PI1TsToN, ,TUNKHANNoCK, AM sCBANTOCI'
WINTER AKRAhGEM ESTS,
Passenger Trains leave the Depot, corner OF BEREB
and AMERICAN Streets, daily (Sundsys eXCepted),
rs iOllOws:-
MauCh CHUNK, hazeton, WllllamSport, WiIkesbarre,
Nahanoy City, PittstOn, anu IunkhRnnock.
945 a. M (hxpress) tor Betnle chem, hastOn, Allen
tUWH, Mauch Chunk, Wllkesbsrre, PitEstOn, and
Al J.46 P. NJ. (Express) tor Bethlehem, Mach
Chunk, Wt!keBbarre, PttstOn, ana Scranton.
AZ 500 r. NJ. for Bethlehem, EastOn, Allentown
and MRuCh Chunk,
nor Fort Washington AZ ~ 10 A. hi. ana IL 80 4, NJ,
For Lsnsdae 81 6'2l =. Nj,
Fifth and sixth Streets Second ana Third atreets
and Union City Passenger Railways run 10 the new
Dep' TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILA DELPHIA
From Bethlehem 81 Q 10 A. NJ, 2lO 025, and $40
from Doylestown at s35 A. IL, F55 and 7P.M.
From Lknsdale at 1880 A NJ,
From Fort Washington at ~ 40 A. H. Snd $40 p, n.
on SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem AZ 30 A, II,
Philadelphia for DoylegJOwn at z r. NJ
DOylestOwn for PhilRdelpniR al A. M
Beihleht m for Philadeipnia at +, Nj. .,-.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked InEOuBh ~
Msnns North PennsylVan ania Baggage Express Otbce,
-~ ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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w EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILROAD.-WlNr rER ARRANGEMEEh;
On and after MONDAY, October o, 1865, Trains VIII
Leave PhiadelphiG from the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST ana Oh EsNUT Streets, 7'4b A. n, ii A. M,
80 p. M 4l5 p. NJ, 45O p. M, 6l5 and ii 30 p, M
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Deport
NJ, lO45 A M, l55 p. M, 400 p NJ, and 900 p M.
Trains leRV West Chester ~ 500 A. M. ana leav-
Ing Philadelphia at 30 p. M, will stop at b. o. juno
tlon and Media only. Passengers to or from station
between West Chester and u. u. Junction, going
EasI win take train leaving WeEt Chester At 40
a, NJ, and going West Will tske the train leaving
PhilsdelphiS at fbO p. M, and transfer at b. O.
The Depot In Philadelphia Is reached directly by
the Chestnut and VALIANT Street cars. Those OF the
Market Street line run within one square, The
cars OF both lines connect with each train upon lta
arrival IN, .,,, -.
Leave philadelphia at 80 A. M, and 200 P. M.
Leave West Chester At 2 SO A. NJ and 4'OO p, M,
Trains leaving PhiladelphiR at 7'45 A. M. and 4bO
p NJ, ana leaving Vest Chester At 60 A. M and 45O
y M connect at b. junction with Trains on p. q
n. q II, r., for Oxford and intern sdate points
llN HENRY WOOD, General Bupk
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
j. THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILA-
j. DELPHIA.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit SETTLE
and adjust the second and final account OF HUGH
ELLIOlT, Tfustee as filed by William Elliott
his Executor, and Of the Paid William Elliott, Execu
Tor of Hugh Elliott deceased TIuStee, and report
distribution OF the balance In the hands OF the
accountant, win meet the parties interested, for the
i, lsg9 AZ o'clock p. M AZ his ,lice, No. 1sj 5.
SEW ENTE Street, in the Guy OF PhiladelPhia:
2lSthstu5t AudiIor
TSTATE OF JOHN r. PANCOAST, DE.
IL CEASED.-Lettels s TestementaFy upon the
above 6state having granted 10 heuudersigned
all persons Indebted 20 the said regues led
10 make payment, and those having claims az Ainst
the same To present them TO
WILLIAM w. JUVENAL,
LIBR RN Street, bel w Fifth,
Attorney for TAOY X, PANCOAST,
2 22tu6L# EKeCutrlX,
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Leaves Reading Rt7tSO A M, stopping at all way
statOnB; arrives In philadelphia At 1929 A. 81.
Returning, leaves philadelphia gt as p. Nj arrv es
In Reading At 40 Z. NJ.
Trains Tor Philadelphia leave Harrisburg at $40 A
Nj, and POttsville a. 40 a. NJ. arriving in Phiade
phia A. / +, M, Afternoon trains leave Harrisburg
at % p. M and Pousville NJ 40 p. NJ arriving at
Philadelphia at 6'45 p. NJ,
Hairls6urg Accomm odatlon leaves Reading at 7'l5
A. Nj and Harrisburg av 410 z. NJ. Connecting At
Reading with Afternoon Accommodation south at
635 p. NJ, striving in PhllSdepbia at 9'25 2. NJ,
MARI ct train, with passenger car attached leaves
Philadelphia at II 80 noon lUr POtLsVIe and al " ay
stations; eaves Po;tsville at 73O a, Nj for Pnade-
phiR and oil way stations,
cepted, ,,...--,,,
PhiIadelpnia at SIS +, Nj, Leaves Philadelphia tor
Reading at A, nj. Returning from Reading at 4'25
u, I'll
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AuGTION SALES.
T IPPINCOTT, SON d CO., AUCTIONEERE
IL AsHHURsT BUILDING, No. 10 MARKET G {

T IPPINCOTT, Son Il CO., AUCTlONkEkk
IL AsHHURsT BUILDING, No. 30 MARkElhI
SPECIAL SALE
LACE GOODS, o
SCOTCH AND IRISH EABR0IDERIHS,
HANDKENRoH1EFs,
MR.. RoBFRfR sAGDoNAID,
on Wednesday Mo nirg,
ne Te6 6 ~ az 10 O'clock on four M 'nthS credit" large
EMBRoIDEKIKs. LACE GOODS, HANDKER-
,,,,, H. 49, ,,, Comprising
i Enil line lines Hamburg edgil rs and inqerilugs.
Fn ines pts edgings aud inoe'oss
Full Full Lines book embroidered
Fun lines Cambrc brandr
En tn lines lines sspPiique sprg' in great variety On,
colored 'N WIN" " ~
ssi Of qoST a g
Enil Euii line, i hsmmed and tucked =,
Eu,i lines J. & iI en- hemstitched
EniI tgniI lines ii @ 5S plain tape bordercd
Fuli zines 8-4 printed border
Full Lines lines printed border hemmed lawn hsndker'
Also, full lines Swiss mulls
Also, full lne' lace applique handkerchief
Also, iull lines linen napkins low to finest mum
We invite with confidence the attention Of the
rsb goods just landed per city OF Paris aud oueen
IT. 7, e ebove sale W commence with about
500 dozen foreign and domestic CoRSETs 1t
on Thu, sday February %,
EAANqY GOODS AND NO rIONs CLIO THING,
Also at commencement of sale. for account Of
whom II may concern
CARPETS
- bales 32.iuCh Dutch.
- bales 3tiuch wills.
- bales 36-inCh extra Dutch.
- bales 25.irch Venetian twills,
CLOTHING.
" InvOlCes NJ mems aud boys clothing.
TrRvellirg Bags.
Aiso, full line of splendid quality wallets.
Also, iuli lines OF white and Colored Cotton Trim
mipgs, GallOons etc.
Also, invoices and complete lines of Il 9th, Hair
and Nail Brushes.
Also, " spool coJtons patent thread suspen.
ders um hress necktles shit fronts, rnillOg, out
tons braids ndings jet and horn sets, buffalo horn
brushes aud COMBS cutlery, brooches, headnets,
faps looklng-glaases, hhnging.bsskets, brler wood
and meerschhGm pipes, etc. 2232t
y D. McCLEES & CO., AUCTIONEERS, No
~. 5O6 NAhKEC STREET.,
SALE OF 1000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES BRO9ANS
ETC, ETC.
- On Thursday Morning,
Feo 70 OF 10 O'Clock. Also, a large assortment OF
N. B-sale every Monday and Thursday. 22lst
! Z EENAN, SON Il CO., AUCTlONEERS,
1A- No. lie n. FRONT Street [IH
| will sell
On Wednesday Morning
PobIuary "a, at O'Clock, 500 bots Spirits, consist
! Ing OF Cora and BOlRsse3 Whisky, and pure old
! Rye Also, 100 demjOhns of fine assOrte Liquors,
! elc. etc. 2 y 20
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uTEsT jersey DADS
w FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
From foot OF MARKET Street Upper Eerryl
sES3PtGl%2S%SE E3PIl2%s 49, 1868
For Cape May and stations below Millvile, Sl0
For S MIlvnle vlneland and intermediate stations
Sis A, M, Sl6 p. M; . -, ....,. o,,r NJ
For BTldgetOn, sAlem' ana way stations slo A.
A1S FoT sSS Woodbury. at SIS A. M s5 $40 and 900
Freight train leaves O~nnuen oAiS " OOiOOA
noon. ,oa -, .aoond ooua,aa uvhaas, ata
Wsa,u1b WIs,Tbt pelyered No. 22s south DelawAreAysu
RtoiAN' WILLIAM j. SEWELLs
Rn Superintendent
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@OE 'SR1A JoHN VAELhfIR, JE Ticket Agens,
"S nc. 90l CHEsSNUr Street,
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. ll6 MARKET etreet,
SAMUEL ii. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent At the Depot
The Penn5ylyAniS Railroad Company Will
sunle any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing Ap
pErel, ana limit theT responsibility 10 One Hundred
Dollars Ia value. All Baggage exceeding that
In Valne viii be ~ the risk OF the owner unless taken
by sDecal contract, EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
as General 5uperlntsndent Altoona, Pa, 4
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Nh
4 NURKIsTOWN RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE
FOR GERMANTOWN,
Leave rhiledelphis a. g. Z s. 905, 10, IL, u A, NJ,
Leave Z SS sfmSnlowS S G nat at ~ ~ y F. NJ
The 20 down train, and 90 ana 5% m trains will
not stop on Inc Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Germantown Rt s. 10 A. M, !, 6, and 90 p M
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 81 8, 10, IL A. M, 2 8, Bx, z,
esve CHESTNUT Hill at 7IO, s, 9'4O, ll4O A. NJ, ian
s'4O 5'4O 40, $40, and 10 40 r. M.
ON SUNDAYS. "a
Leave Philadelphia at 9l5 a., and p. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill al 75O A. Mi Iz4O o'qO, ana 925
7. M.
FOR CONsHoHOOKEN AND NoRRISToWN.
Leave Philadelphia at 8, IA, o. ana llO5 A. M .lh,
q az So 614, 8 O5' and ll15 r. M. ~ -,
Leave NofrisGown At $40 y 76O Q, and II A. M' Ia
8. 45a, b1a, and S12 r. ID
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at A. M: 21a ana "a r NJ
Leave NOrIistown at z A, M; b5a anoS r. NJ
FOR MANAYUNK: -,
Leave philadelphia ats, 73& ., ana llVo A. Ma Ia
3, AZ. 5H 614, 70, and ll5s r nj. a. 49,. ~ NJ
Leave Manayunk ~ 61O Ia, S'2O VA anu Il'a a. M
2, ga, 8, Ga, ana p. nj.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia At 9 A. M 2H ana 72s I; M
Leave Manayunk ~ A. M; o aud pa Z. Nj
w, y, WILSON, General superintendent,
Depot, Ninth and Green streeIa
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~ S'l5 A, NJ, for Rsadlng, Lebanon, Harrisburg,
Poitsvliie Pine Grove remaqus, Sun6uty, WIiltans'
port ElmiTa, 6oCheSter, Niagara Falls, BuuaiO,
WilkesbarIe, PittstOn, YORK, Carlisle Chamberoburg,
HageTBiowD, etc.
Tie 78O A. NJ. train connects at READING with
East Peunsylvania Railroad trains Tor Allentown
etc, and the 8 10 A, NJ. train connects with ths
Lebanon Valley train Tor Harrisburg, etc; at PORT
CLINTON with Catawlssa Railroad trains for VIII
Transport, Lock Haven, Elmira etc; OF HARRIS
BURG with Northern Central Cumberland Valley,
RnC 5chuylkill and SusquehAnna trains for North
umberland, WNliamsp0rt, York, Chamberaburg
plUpgrOVe, etc.