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RAILROAD LINES.

1893 FOR NEW YoRK.-THE CAMDEN
1ND2RTNToR 1ND2T:N ASR kAMH9x AER LINES
IRON t,lHH rP rRPHifIIL%AaDELPHIA q II%a TO NEW YORK. AND
a. an yROM yALxyr STREET wH4Ey: ,,.o.
ys ana snS es09 A%SSSE City S
a. A. y NJ yIs camden ., and Amboy Express,s:: 500
A. ssO SSO@ end NJ sgS 2SS FOR T5es6od
3, and 10 z. H. $40 40 q. O ana ii.So p
n. a for BOidentOwn, Burlington, Beverly, and De
sso 3osoaoI and 10 4: NJ ssa 49, and MS9 P
nlyra, and Fish House, and 2 p. foI Florence and
the 1 and 11So P. NJ Lines leave from Market
FROM kENsiNeToN DEPOT.
Az IL a. M, Via kenbington and Jersey City, New
and Bristol And al 1915 a for fistoi SIC Oi Ais"'V"
Atzs9 and II A. M 80, and p. NJ. for Worthwhile
At a 7'SC and lois A. NJ. and 28O, and 5P NJ, for
AZ 80 and iOl5 A. III 2SO T. 8, and P. NJ for Corn
snd ana SdpGRy al H. r
Hol1esRgTg ana tS,, sthpIi9InHS nor
a S9n6eS.iHsd q g55 aSd i2 y New York E
preSg Ii, G " Via JeIeev G Civ; Fare "a 25
At II 90 p. Nj. Engrant Lines Fare. g. ~. r,,,,..
A. 9'i5 a. NJ, o, 6'aO aud u p. M. for BRISTOL; =.
l6 E IA dE iTT
burg, Tacony, WssinOming BridetouTg, ana hE"nH-
The o45 A. NJ, $50 end p p N; Lines win run
FOR Lines leaving Kensinston depot take the cars
On 4n9 snSruTe ST T s stee eeT @ Street Esway
run direct TO west Philadelphia Depot. Chestnut and
Walnut within one square, On SundAys the Market
Street GERS VIII run tu connect With the V4o a. M oSO
snu II p. M Lines - - -
FHOM KKNsINeTON DEPOT.
AZ T'S0 A. NJ Tor Niagara tAll5, BuUGiO, DuukirE
ElmlrR, Ithaca Owego, Rochester, BingDamtun, Os-
wegO, Sy Facuse Great Bend MOntr0se, Wnks5barre,
! Scranton Stroudsburg, Water Gap, Schooleys Noun
| taiD, etc ~. =, -. 49, ,,-,.,,.. =,
| L0mbertville, Flemington, etc The $3.50 L. NJ Line
connects direct with the Treln leaving Easton tor
| MRuch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, etc.
! Atop, n. Tor LRmbertvlle and intermediate Sta
| tiOnB -
| CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY lAND
| PEI BEETON AND HlGhIsIOWN RAIL
| ROADS. ,,,,r.,---
| FiiOM MARKET STREET FERRY, (Upper Side)
| Al ana IL a Nj, l'30 30, ana 5Sy 7. NJ for Mer-
| Chantsyiie, MOUrestOWn, Hartford MASOnVule.
| transport, Hount Holy, smithyi!le Evansville
| VipcentowR, RirmiDE ham, and PembertOn.
| al a, Nj, 1850 and $3.50 z. M, Tor Lewistow
| Wrightstowp, CooBsaown, New Egypt, HQrnerstown,
| Cream Ridge, Inlay stoWn Sharon, and blshJ6tOwn,
| nl6 WILLIAM IL, GAIAMkR, Agent
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nrnRrH PENNSYLYANIA RAILR0AD.-

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN Fur BETHLhHEH, DoH LkSIOWN, MAUUH
CHUNK. EAs1oN, W!L1hL1LAMsssppn2EST, W1h1L ssp2S, WILKES
PiTTsToN, N,TuNKHANNoSKi AND sI1, SCRANTON.
WINTER AkRAH GhM ENIS, -
Pass epger Trains leave the Depot, corner OF BERKB
and AMERICAN Street1, daily (5unuAys e1cepIed),
80 8AG54b A. M (lsxpress for Bethlehem, Allentown,
II auch Chunk, HEZ0ton, Willlamsport, Wllkesbarre,
Mehanoy Cjity Pl,tston, ana Tunkhannock.
S'45 A rs, (kxpreBSl for Bethlehemi habton, Allen
town, Mauch Cnunk, Milkesbarre, Pittston, and
at i'1S p. NJ. (Expregs) for Bethlehem, Mauch
Chunk, MikesbRrre, PlttHJon, ana scranton.,
Al 500 T.. NJ. tor Bethlehem, EasIon, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk. =. o.-.,,r,, =,
For Fort Washington at lO'l5 A Id. ana IL ~ +. III.
For IapsdaIe 81 SO p. M.
Tiih and sixth streets second and Third Streets
and Union City Passenger RailWayh run 10 the new
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From bethlehem AZ 8 10 A. HI, 2iO b2S, and $50
from Doylestown at s5 4; NJ, 4'55 and p. NJ.
from LanHdale ct 7f0 A Nj. -
From Fort Washington at 10 AS A. M. ana $40 r H.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem Rt o 80 A. Ms
Philadelphia for Doylestown at +. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at A. IA.
Betblehem for PhilRde phia at p. NJ. ,, -.
Tickets SOLD ana Baggage checked htOugh ~
Mann's North PennsylyRnia Baggage express Omce'
" ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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AUCTION SALES.

H7HoMAs BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERE
il AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 1lil
OHEsNUT Street; rear entrance No. 11O7 SAMSON ~
Sale ct No. 1lIO Chestnut street.
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE CARPETS,
PIANO FORTE5, MIRRORS, CHINA, GLASS
On Friday Morning,
At o'clock at the auction store NO. ITO OheSnut
street. Will be sold, large assortment OF superior
household furniture from families declining house.
PAPER HANGINGS,
On Friday forming,
At 10 o'clock at the auction store, VIII be sold,
about 500 pieces of paper hangipgs.
FINE BRANDY AND WINES.
On Friday Morning, ~
At u O'Clock, nj the auction store, VIII be Hold;-
q Ealons Vineyard Pfoprietors' Cognac ofloo5'
~ gallons Isabella Sherry.
II gallons Port Wine, r,...
cases OF ClRret, IL - "
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fSC0 a year. At an cage aud under clrcum-
stances when delay wond not only have been
natural, but becoming he was foolish young
man ID do as he dld and throw a considerable
portion of bis power away" Evidently the
Times holds that the rich young man who went
away "sorroWful because he had great posses
sions' was quite in the right. AT an age and
under circumstances when delay would not only
have been natural, but becoming he decided
or delay, and had no doubt the judiclous public
opinion Of 'the coasts beyond Jordan" decidedly
in his lavor,-LondOn Spectator
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The MARQUIS OF Butte.

The Marquis of Butte was recouciled to the
Church OF Rome at Nice ON Christmas Eve, aud
is going, II is said, TO the Holy Laud before his
return to his native country. The comments on
his change OF faith are very funny. The Times,
In deplOIiDg the young mans Iashness, aud eX-
planning that il can't after all make much diffe-
renee since even 100000 year IN the hands
materially help the Pope, intimates that as a
matter of course youth with $500 900
. wear ought to be much more fast-
dious In satisfying himself OF his
change OF conviction than youth with only
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MEsT CHESTER AND PHIhARhhPHIA In A2i il,I IA

VXTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILROAD.-WlNr rER AKEANGEME2T;
-On and after MONDAY, October b, 1866 Trains VIII
leave Philadelpbia from the Depot, THIRTY
ri ilS ana q II iCsNUT Streets, 746 A. NJ, ii n M,
2s6 P M 4l5 p. NJ, go z. NJ 6l5 and Al 80 T. NJ
Leave West Chester for Pnilsdalphls' ron report
NJ, lO45 A, NJ, 1856 p NJ. 400 r NJ, and 800 r NJ.
IIAins lean @ West Chester ~ OO A. M ana iehV'
In Philadelphia AZ p. NJ will stop at B " juno
ton and Media only. Passengers TO Oh l.0m sLaLon
East, WIN take train leaving Wet Chester .! 20
A. M aud going West Will take the train legVlng
Phiadelphia at 4'5O p M, and transfer at B. o.
Junction. .,,,,,,,. 4. ,oaon,a "A, ect,,, ~,
ths ObeshHt ana WRIApt Street cars. 1hose OF O. g
Market Street line run within one square The
arrival ON suNDAYs
Leave Philadelphia az s 80 A. n and 2'oC r N,
TTsins leaving Philadelphia at 7'45 a. M, and 4'FO
p M and ieav ing West Chester AZ 90 A Al. and 45O
y, M connect st B. q Junction with Traius on P a.
"a q IL T. for Oxford and intern ediate points.
aIO5 HENRY WOOD General Supit
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MORNING HXpRFss.

at s'l5 A, NJ. for Reading Lebanon, Harrisburg
Pottsylle Pine Grove, ramRqua Sungury, Williams.
port, Elmira, Rochester, NlngaTa Falls Buffalo,
MhkesbRrIe, Plttaton, York Carlisle. ChaTbersburg,
HageTB'own, etc,
The 7'5Q a. M. train connects at READING with
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains for Allentown
ETC., ana the 10 A, NJ, train connects with the
Lebanon Valley train iOr Harrisburg, ETC.; at PORT
CLINTON with CatRwissa Railroad trains for VIII
Transport, Lock haven, ElmirR etc; at HARRIS
BURG with Northern Central, Cumberland Valley,
ana BchUylklll and Susquehenna trains for North.
cumberland, Whllamsport, York, Chambersburg,
PIuegrUye, etc.
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30" JoHN VANLALR, j. {oke! agent,
FRANCIS FUNK, TlGke! Agent,
No. ll0 M-A hKEG street.
SAMUEL =. WALLACE,
Ticket agent 81 ENC Depot
The EennsyIV sEiA AailrORd Company lVi;I not a..
spme eny Iisk iOr baaEage, except Ior Wearing Ap.
psrgl ana lnlL Ile responsibility co BDa Hundred
Dollars In value. All Baggage exceeding that aInouu
p value viii be ~ the risk OF the owner uplesa Lsu
nv specisI contract. EDWARD Ii WILLIAMS,
f@ General spperintsudept AlIuUus, "a
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,erg,sst. FOR LIVERPOOL AND oUEENs

-g;Egt, FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
afe appointed TO sail as follows:-
CITY OF LONUON, Saturday, January 90
CITY OF BALHlMORE Saturday, February g.
CITY OF coax, Tuesday. February o.
CI IN OF PARIS o. BkOOKLNN Saturday, Feb, 10
and succeeding Saturday and alternate TUESDAY
Et / r. "a, from Pier 50, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE BY TIM MAIL BFHAMEA
SAILING EVERY SATURDAY,
Payable In Gold, Payable Ia Currency,
FIRST CAtlN ,,..,.tlU 100 5TEIGHACi q N
to London. ..,,,.,,,, ITO 20 LDntOn-.,,,,,.,,, en-
10 Parl5r,.u,...,,,,. IbI Pari3..,.,,. A.
PASSAGE by THE TUL8DAX BTEAhhR VIA II LIBAI
FIRST CABIN sTt1ENeE.
aygUle in GO.c Payable ia Currency,
IllyerpU
81. OhnB, n, F,u.,,,..l d. -. johns, n E-.... o,
BY Branch StealaSL...l ' | - Branch Steam5r.uJ w
il1sgIgefB also fcrWar1sutU to HgVre l. tmUurg, BIS
men, ETC., ~ reduced TaVeo,
Tickets can b9 bought acre ~ persOnH sending lOl
their trlenCc, at nlCuCrnte EEteS.
For fursher Information apply az the Company
OMCe8,
or TO O'DDrNl4LI T. EAULiS, agents,
No, ql CdESEUI Street, Philadelphia,
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PRICE OF PASSAGE

no BKEo I OR HAVRE,
First Cabin Sl4O second Cabln..".,.... $50
no PARIS.
UnCludlng railway tlckGls, furnished on bOard)
First IDS Second Cabin tS1
These steamers do l. OF carry STORAGE pzBaengerJ,
Medical attendance nee OF charge.
American travellers going TO or returning from
the continent OF EUROPE by taking the ste anler5 OF
III une avoid unnecessary risks from ITauslt Dy
Eng ish railways ana crossing the Channe, besides
saving time, trouble, and expense. -
GEORGE N lCkENIlE, Agent,
No. JS BRUAE WAY, New Yo.R.
For passage in Philadelphia apply ~ Adsms'
bXlTesA Company, TO IL l. LEAF,
~ No. $50 CHESN U 1 Street.
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READING ACCOMMODATION.

LeRvea Reading et73D :. NJ, stopping az all way
stations; strives in Fhllsdep phia RJ 1923 a. NJ.
Returning, leaves Philadelphia ~ IS L. Nj Rrriv
in Reading AZ 7'41 p NJ
Trains Tor Philadelphia leave Harrisburg at $40 /.
ri POttsyie 45 =, III, arriving in PM sdei-
phla a. p, rs. Afternoon tTaius leave Harrisburg
at O5 p. NJ and Posville at 10 L. M, arriving at
Ibthdtl ,.Lia at Gas Z. Il.
Harrisburg Accomm 5datlon leaves Reading at 7I5
a. Nj and Harrisburg ~ 4l0 p. NJ. Connpclng At
Reading with .AIternODu A. COumodatiOn south at
635 P. ri. arriving in phsdel phla at % p. NJ.
MnTk et train With a passenger Car attached leaves
PlpaC elphl ~ II 80 nom, PatIsvIlle " gy
stations; eaycs Po.tsvle at 7SO A n. for Pnilad e
Jhia and al stations,
i Tie ABOVE trans run daily, Sundays ex.
epled. ....-,,,
Philpdelpnia AZ 10 A.. NJ, Leaves PciaUelphi tJI
Reading al 4. ~. h1tdrnlnS Iroh Reading at AZ
L. M,
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CLARK d EVANS, AUCTGoNEEBs, NO, $50
~ CHESNUT street.
VIII sell THIS DAY Morning ana Evening,
a large invoice Of ets Bed Spreads, Dry gooda
Cloths Csssimeres, Hosiery, Stationery, Table And
CITY aud country MERCHANTS will hnd bargains.
Terms Cash.
Goods packed free OF charge sM
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ONLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.

InI. I,hN lCRAL TRANS lie NTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL SIEAhsHlPS BEIWELN NEW YORK
AND HANhE CALLING AT BKESH
Inc splendid new vessels on lulJ tbYOrJe route for
the Continent will ERil from Pier NO 50 North rlver
as iUiiCWs:-
ST. LAUKEE ET...,,.. rocande....~Saturday, OCT. 8
VILE DL kAtIs.. .SurulOnt. SaJurday, OCT AZ
LLkh uCmes Ol. 81
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SHIPPING.
'gFs, LoRILLARD's STEAMSHIP LINZ
FOR NEW YORK,

Sailing Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at
noon. The winter rates at which freight Is nos
taken is cents per 100 pounds, gross, scents per
foot, cents per gallon, ships option The Line is
prepared contract for spring rates lower than
by any other route, commencing on March l5 1859.
Advance charges cAshed 81 ofice on Pier. Freight
eceived at all times on covered wharf.
JOHN +. OIL,
assem- Pier 10 North wharves
NJ b. Extra rates on small packages iron metals etc.
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RAILROAD LINES,
DHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AMI
I NORkISIOMN RAILROAD.
TIBE TABLE,

Il IIUllIADELPHlA, ) a, OGhMANVOWN, AND
i NURkIsIOWN RAILROAD.
TIbE TABLE,
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave PhilE 0ephia NJ u, z, 3, 905, 10, IL 10 A. NJ
l. 9 8j5, ~, 4, 534 tlO, 30, 10, IL, IL p. NJ.
Leave Gtrmantown At = 71s, 8, S20, 8, H. Ii II A.
NJ, la 3. 4, 4s!, Ga, 2, ., 9, 10 il p. III,
mol STOP on The Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philadelphia 81 9l5 A M g T. and lnsI p Il
Leave GeTmRntown at 10 A. M. 8, ana ga T. ~
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
8, ana IL Z. nj.
3'4O, $40, 8 40, $40, ana 10 40 2. Id,
ON SUNDAYS
Leave PhuadelphlR at 10 A., and ?. NJ.
Leave ChtstLuL Hll NJ 75O A. M, l24O, 49, and rs
T. ii.
FOR CONBHOHOCKEN AND NORRISrOWN,
Leave Fhilsdelph!a a. 8, Ia and llC5 a. NJ, ~,
Leave NOTrstown at $40, q 100, Q, and IL A. NJ Ia,
3. 45a, 55a, ana So +. II.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at A NJ: 2tS and IA z. NJ.
Leave NorristOwn st A. Nj be and9 T. M.
FOR MARAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia AZ 9, ~, 8, and llO5 A Mi ES,
8, "a, so. Ga, S U.s. and llia r, NJ.
Leave Mansyunk AT $40, ~, 70 9a, and l55 A. n {;
2, S1S, 8, Ga. anO +. hi.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave philadelphia az A. "a ~ ana 7,s z M
Leave IA anaynnk at7la A. NJ; anu Va Z. NJ
w, Is. WILSON, General Huperlutend ent.
Depot Ninth and Green Streets
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Leaves Potttown at Gas q. NJ, s coping ut inter-
mediate BLRtiOns; arrives In PnilRdelphia At 10 A. NJ
Returning, leaves Philadelphia al Z, Nj arrives a
POttstOwn AZ 6'l5 i, nj,
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A AETERNOON ENPREss
POTTsTOWN ACCOMMODATION.

Leaves philadelphla az 30 p, NJ. for Reading
PObtBVilIe harrisburg etc, conn Getting with Readlu
and Columbia Railroad trains for Columbia, etc
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MEMS, boys, aud youths calf kip, and buff
leather bools fine grain long dress boots; UonareSs
boots aud b, Kip, buff and polish grain bro.
gaIs; womens, misses, and childrens goat, mo-
rocco, kid. and enanelled balmorals; Congress-
gaiteTs lace boots lasting gaiters; ankle ties trsve
ling bags; metallic overshoes, etc. 1871 bs
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II. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY.
CHUBUH, DUANE, AND NORTH STREETS,
NEW YORK TO BE LEASED AT AUCTION.
Adrian H. Muller, P. R, Wilkins & Co. will lease
at auction,
ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1s, 1859.
Atl2oclock NJ, at the Exchange sslesrooms, No
Ill BROA DWAY,
BY ORDER OF TIE UNDERSIGNED,
A COMMITTEE OF THE 30 ARD OF GOVERNORS
THE
SOCIETY OF THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL.
THE FIFTY EIGHT LOTS
COMPRISING ALMOST THE ENTIRE BLOCK
BOUNDED BY BhOADWAY, CHURCH.,
DUANE AED WORTH STREETS.
WILL BE LEASED AT AUCTION ON THE
ABovEMENTIoNED DAY.
This property located In the centre of the heavy
OF the c y, on high ground, with dry sandy
soil, and surrounded by hrstolass improvements.
The leases will be for a term OF twenty. one years.
with the usuel covenants ror renewal, aud will be
sIrnilsr to those made by the "SAILoRS' SNUG
HARBOR," which have always been considered as
most favorable 10 the lessee. The advan.
taEe of holding long leases property
in the bL siness p, TtlOn of tue city Is demon
siIated by the large bonus which has
been paid for those made by the "SailoTs' Snug
Barborn amounting Ia many almost to The
value of the fee Ihe leasing Ofthe Rbove-desoribed
pIoperty at auction Will afford opportunity thar
ia ali pro ability win again occur for procur-
ing leases OF huidag sites tnat must, from the con-
snplly Increasing demand for business properly In
tbis CIV soon % worth large premium, especially
as III property is by law
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION.
JAMES W. BEEKMAN,
JOHN DAVID WOLFE,
EfoBEhI 3llE1GE L LdLIXyIhiNSgIsroN, dIyIiS IroN,
JAMES M. BROWN.
DesCriI tive lists sent by mail II desired ClN lit
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CuEsrER VALLEY RAILROAn.
'IUNIOMEN RAILROAD.

p, iDtu .. ku n 30 a.. M II 30 aud 2. NJ. traias
rom Ebilnd!ci ria. IeiuTuiIg rom Downiugto Wn
~ $50 q. n 70 10 GLC 5l5 l.. n,
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ADMINISTRATORS, SALE OF FANCY CAssr
MERES.

Feb g. will be peremptorily sold, on four moptbs
credit commenclng AZ 10 O'CLOCK by order OF Georoa
Bullock and RebecCa Ann p. Hunter ad mlnistrstnss
OF 7. NJ II unleri deceased, late surviving partne1
0NE q N r TO Two TaoUsAND PIECES OF pvnD,
OMEN AND STAFBOBD MILL OASs I'M ER "a
being balance OF stock from mills. The goods are All
Ltsh ana very ues1hole htyles' 1885
LARGE SPECIAL AND rEREMPToRY GATE
OF DOMESTIC GOODS IN ENTJRis PAuK
On wednesday Morning.
Feb. 8 commencing at 10 o'clock
SEQ entire packages cotton and woollen domestic
sHIRTING AND sHEETINGs.
cases heavy bleaohed and brown muslins I'm aIl
widths and qualities. .oo via
csses 54 fine pillow case muslins.
cases white, scarlet, and grey all-woOl dannsI,
cases spring styles full d ADDER prints
cases extra heavy pure napkins.
cases heavy wire-twlst checks.
cases fine wide twiIled stripes
cases herripg-bone ticSngs
cases wide and heavy cottonades
- fine twlled fancy plaids.
cases superior quality Of tnilors silesias
CRse3 heavy brown and blue denimS.
- cases all.wool fancy shirings.
- brown and bleached diapers.
cases heavy canton nannelB.
= plaid GaDCEesteT gnghams.
cases ussia and American cresh.
cases black and white and high colored baIno-
rails.
- cases fine quality toilet Quilts. %
so bales brown and grey anlrets.
~ MILITARY CLOTHING.
80 cases infantry oyercoats perfect
50 cases grey mixed army shirts;
cases Ga black Union cloths.
cases g. light fancy cassmeres.
cases IA dOuDle and twist cassimeres.
cases 4-1 heavy brown doeskins,
cases A brown Oxfold aud gold.mlxed jeans.
cases "a Trenton and Abbyyllle casslnereS.
-caees "A Washington twilled mixtures.
- cases "A heavy-mtxed satinets.
N BGGoods viii be open for examination with
catalogues ghe day previous to sale. 1H6s
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aJaiEs-uh FOR NEW YORK-SWIFI-SURR
sE sssSz:.ssss ss Trans por tGon Company Despayoh
aIu eWiiL-sIFe Lines, via Delaware anu Rarltan
canal on and aler the 18th OF March, leaving daily "a
II IA. end p, NJ, connecting with all Northern and
Eastern lines,
tsrms amply to WILLIAM Nj. BAIRD d CO.,
I'D No. 132 s. DELAWARE AVepIss.
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points IL feikyWen Valley connect with trains AZ
O@lIegt vIlIe ana skirPtCk
NEW YORK ENPREss. FOR PIFTsBURG AND
Leaves New ork at A, N. sud 5 and y NJ
ana connecting AZ Harrls ugs wlth Peunsyava1Ia
HLd 30 theln central kailroad Express trains for
tittsCl.s, CLlCas0, WilIaDspor;. Emira Balti.
e5 o ipFtss Ss o o'iPa1S55g PS85gip on a
81 and % - ~ ana 10 5 81 = NJ; passing Reading
New YorE AT II a. I'd. aud 40 and ) z. -. BeepinS
Cy Sr n6 a. P]ts6Grg ] ghc change between Jersey
a Nsll TRAM ioI New 1ork leaYes Harrisburg at
leaves "a e; New v YoiE a NJ ''' l0' harrisburg
sClIUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trail leave POLtaYllIe - 6Ib ana ll'5O A, NJ and
90 p N. s;urglns rom TAmsqua At 8a5 A. M, and
2'4o Ia Acc E' AZ
sCaUYLKILL And -sUsQUEHANNA RAIL.
Trains leave AUBURN 7'55 A. NJ for Pinegroye
nnc balIlsnurg, ana al I215 Tor PinegrOye and
fremont Returning irom Aarrls 39rg az $50 z, NJ
ana IRON 1IemunI @I' ~ a. M ana 5'3o L. M.
TICKETS.
TbIUL. irs-Class tickets and emigrGnt tickets 70
all the p-lucpsl points ia the N0rth and West
Eacuisicn Tickets from Philadelphia to Reading.
at ana s5d m MIMI Gns msrsy esy only
Ket dine bna PousteNn Accommodation Trains az
ExcuIsion rickeIs to Philadelphia, good for one
dby only ale sold hl Reading ana intermediate st a.
TCns py Reading and PotistoWn Observation-Disclosures
ITan S OF Ieouctd rates o.,.,-,,-
o6ice OF s. bradford, Treasurer. Nc 22I s. Fournn9
SIHSeL. pnlAdeiphia, or Oh q. a NicnoIls Cenarai
supefiulendent. Reading.
coAfmUrATION TICKETS.
At % per cenr. dlscouGt, between say olnts de-
81 ed, ilr IaluI!les ana hIhis'
MILEAGE TICKETS
coed for 20CO mIus between all points, at $3.50
each Isr IaLliles hnc INNS.
SEASON TICKETS.
Fog three six, nine ur twelve months for holders
on Iy, 10 al pQlu,s az reduced rates.
Residing ON the lac u Tue road VIII bi turnshed
wiIh eA,HIag Themselves ana wives 10 tickets
~ EisII JDIC.
EXCURSION TICK cts
! From PnlaoelInla 10 principal stations, good for
be had only a. thg Ticket OlHce, ~ Ihirseenth and
| CElloWLiIl streets.
FREIGHT.
Goods of AL scr'pions forwarded to all the above
points from CompAny'5 new freight oepOs, Broad
| ana WILLOW sgIeet9'
| FREIGHT TRAINS
| Leave Phi aaeiphIA uaily at 1'35 A. A 1880 noOn
| & gud z. a., JUr Reading, Lebanon, HaTr s0uTg
| POtIsynie, PoTt Clinso1, Rud all points beJ ond
NJ ais
Close at the Pin ladelphR Fost ONCE for all places
on the r. al and its branches Gt M, AID IOr the
| principal sIAtions only at 2l5 T. III
BAGGAGE.
Dungans Express Will CO lecJ baggage for all trains
leaving Philadelphia Depot. O.utrs can De leit As
Nc. 225 :. Fourth street, or 81 the DepOt AhIeehIh
and IRllowhll strtess'
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! WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
| TRAINS, December H. 1858.
| Leaving the C0mpany'a Depot aJ Thirteenth and
Callowhlll reefs, Philadelphia, at the following
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uEST JERSEY OADs.-
wv FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
+ From foot OF MARKET Street Upper Ferry.
Commencing %EpNEsSSJp2AY. SJ2Y sePtem9sr ls 1858.
Fer Cape May and stations below Mllville, slS
Tor knlylle, vineland, and intermediate stations
For BrIdgetOnr Salem, and way stations sl5 a. N
For Woodbury. at sl5 A. M, sl5, $50, and 400 p.
Freikht train leaves Camden daily Rt II o'clock
Freight received At second covered whasfI' 'Il
"FTelEht Delivered No. 22s South pelawAreaysa
WILLIAM J. SEW ELL.
pb superintendent
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FIRST LARGE SPRING SAVE OF 1000 CASES
BOOTS, SHOES, IRA YELLING BAGS ET0
On Tuesday Morning,
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ACCOrTMODATI

MORNING ACCOMMODATION.
At 73O a. n. for Reading Gud ali iuterm sdl ATE
stations end Allentown. Returning, leaves Reading
80 G35 +, II, arrives in Philadelphia gt U2j p. NJ
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on SUNDAYS



Leave Philadelphia at 9 A, M: 2i5 and "a p. NJ.
Leave NorristOwn st A. M; BE- and9 L. M.
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ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 81 9'l5 A M 2, I. and lns{ p "A
Leave Germantown at s. 10 A. M. L. g. ana % z. ~
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plUspngr|s To- fkIPDuCk lake 7'30 8. II. and 4 /
NJ. uaius Uni tuiisGep pnia,returuiug from Sllppac
$40 aud - - z. M stage lines for Che ysflou
points IN l'eIkiyWtn Valley connect with traing {
t3IIeg, vIlIe ana sklpPtCk.
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
JLNGI-V TIME TABLE-THROUHA AND
E,p1Wt, - ICIIlE BEIM kEN PHlLADEI4 PHLAi
BRAh'IiTI MOi.F, II ARRlsRDh MILL LII & 9ls FOst
VANlA. .,.u,,g 1,ars on all Night Trains
Et streF MONDAY, November % 1858, the
On ns ~, IN Inc Fhiladephia ana Erie Railroad will