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WILMINGTON
.HILADELPHIA,


BaLIlmOkh RAILRUAD.-llME TABLE,
LUn nencpg MONDAY, November ZS le6o-IrAlns
will leave Depot corner Broad street and Washing-
oW WSyh,I Train AZ $50 A. II. Csundays excepted
for BsIImore stopping at all regular statons Con.
pecling with Delaware Railroad NJ WILMINGTON for
Crisus Id and inter ermediRLe stations.
Express A1rRin at II M. VSundays excepted) fox
Bal .imore and Warrington, stopping al Wilmington,
Perry vile, and HAvree eGrsce,. Connects AZ VII
EI press lrain at OOP. NJ. O5undays excepted for
Baltimore and WashiL gton, stopping ~ Chester,
ThuIlow, Linwood, Clay ymont' WIN Mlihhiungt)nI New
town. Pei ry Ville Havre de Grace ADerueeni Perry.
mans Edgewood, Magnolia, Chases, and sEenmers
kph Express ct IL 30 P. NJ. (Daily) for Baltimore
ana WsshD gton, stopping AZ Chester Tnurlow, Lin
@ood, Ciaymont, Wilmington, Newark, Ekton,
Paaseng ers FoI lress Monroe and Norfolk VIII
take the H'OO MMiiiIlMINGToN M TRAINS.
stopping Rt al Stations between Philadelphia and
"iaaYe Philadelphia At ICOA. M, 30, 6OO and
ware kaiiroAd tor harrington and intermediate
stations WILMINGTON 700 and $40 A. M IsO AIS and
7.G % NJ The $40 A M. Train VIII not stop between
and Philadelphia The 100 p. III Train from
Wilmington runs daily al other Accommodation
Trains esntimoTe 10 Philadelphia Baltimore
Jos A. M Way Mall. 9'S0 A. NJ Express. 225 p. M,
EIprsssg;i q nzy = = ma NJ IN IN pFHoM BALTIMORE
I,eayes baltimore AZ 7'2b p. M stopping at Mag
nolie PeIrymRns. Aberdeen, HaVre deG Grace, Perry
Vile CharleslownI North EAST Elkton, Newark,
Stanton, Newport, wilmington n'CiSymons, Linwooo'
anG anhyonsS tickets to all points West, South, and
southwest may be pToe9Ted 81 scKet , once NO. SzS
siats Rooms and Berths in sleeping Oars can be
secured during The day. Persons purchasing tickets
this of1ce can nave oaggsgs onSGnv1 ~ 'non fsS
"O ~ ' ii. +. KENNEY, superintendent.
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THE "MITT1E STEPHENS" +"
Further Particulars of the Disaster-A
Scene of Terror.

We gather the following additional parttcu
the Red river, from the Jefferson (rexas) Jim.
"The accounts of the eye witnesses represent
the spectacle as most appalling, The hour of
midnight had just been chimed by the clock
when the Piiot aiseovereo % Signs hr on mre on Dne
two hundred and seventy-four bales of hay had
been slowed. Four quick. successive taps OF
the bell gave the alarm TO the crew. Then
ensued scene of dismay, terror, and death
The brave captain cried to the pilot, Head
headed Tor shore, and all hands put to work to
extinguish the flames, but without effect. In
9ss rns ashore near Jeter's place At this time
the forward part of the boat was completely In
flames, cutting off all egress in that direction.
The passengers then rushed In the stern OF the
boat, driven by the flames, and with The hope
OF making their escape. The stern was at least
one hundred and sixty feet from the shore. In
ten feet water The yawl was swamped al once
by being overloaded, and the occupants
stricken people-men, women, and children
were collected on the afterguard, with the
flames kissing and cracking behind them.
fathers could be seen hunting for their wives
and children, wives tor their husbands, and
and cries of the excited crowd. AS the flames
approached, all the men Jumped over,
board, some to find a watery grave. and and
not single lady could be induced TO take the
water, and they ali perished In the flames. All
united in their praise of the captains presence
OF mind, prudence, and gallant efforts TO save
the boat and passengers. MIR. Hetherion, the
bill clerk is especially mentioned for his
heroic services In providing the passengers
with life preservers. He was the last to leave
ii boat In les3 than half an hour from the
discovering of the fire the vessel was a total
wreck. and over sixty persons had perished.
The Dixie lay in Jim's bayou, about nve miles
distant, tied to o tree, with steam down:
Captain Jacobs, the master. was informed
by the wal lehman that he believed there was
boat on fire. He thereupon despatched his
mate and q deck hand TO the place OF the dlsas-
ter, and they picked up many persons floating
! in the water. One of the most signal acts OF
| heroism that has ever come TO our lot TO record
was performed by Phil Hill, the carpenter, and
| deck hand, named Jacob Stein. Twenty kegs
| OF powder had been deposited in the magazine
In the hold. With presence OF mind and g
| daring that have few parallels in the annals OF
| steamboatipR, they, In the face of a horrible
death, carried the powder up and threw II over
| board. A moment lost and there would have
| been no one to tell the awful story"
The Shreveport Soanhl0estern OF Feb. 10 says:-
'The iron safe belonging 10 the Mittie Ste
! phens had been recovered, brought to the city
and turned over to the agents OF the insurance
| companies. II is supposed to contain a Large
amount OF money!
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RAILROAD LINES.

VIZ EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w kAILROAD.-WINrER ARRANGEMENT,
lon and after MONDAY, October g. 1885, Trains VIII
Leave PhiiadelphiA from the Depot, THIRTY
FiJSET ana OH FsNUT Streets, 746 A. M, IL A. M,
Isl P. M 4i5 p. M, $50 2. M 6'i5 and lisO p NJ
an Hsst MARX Ell street rs A. M, As A. M 800 A.
M iO.4b A. M. 1855 p. M 400 p. M and $50 r. M.
ing Philadelphia a. 45O p. M, VIII stop a. b. o. juno.
tion and Meois only 70 cson or S Saoa
East WIN train Leaving Wss, Chester ssS ,ss a. 20
Philadelphia At lbO p. M, and transfer at D. o.
'pncsiPn: sDo. In PhadelphiA is reached directly by
The Chesnnt and walnut Street cars Those OF the
Market Street line rum within one equare, me ne
arrival. ~, s,,rrD.v
Leave Philadelphia NJ 30 A. M, ana TW z. M
Leave WesI Chester at p6 A. M and aOO n IA. .o
Trains leaving Philadelphia At 7'4b A. N. ana $50
NJ and leaving West Chester ~ " A: m An and u s9V y
y. o X. r., for Oxford and intern ediate pointA
| AlM HENRY WOOD. General SuDS
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN For BETHLhHEM D0Y LESTOWN, MAUCH
lHUNK, EAsToM, WIL4L1L1AMLssPPoRT, ILL sport, WILK rs
PlTTsToN, ,TuNKHANNoUK, AND sgRANTON.
WINTER ARRAHGEMENTS
Pass enRer Trains leave the Depot corner OF BERK8
and AMERICAN Streets, daily (Sundays exoeptedl,
AtT46 A. n (Express for Bethlehem. Allentown,
Mauch ChunA, Hazleton, Wiliamsport, W kesbarre,
Mnhanoy City, Pittston, and Tunkhannock.
g46 A. M. (Expressl for Bethlehem, Eaaton, Allen
town, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre Pittston, and
Al i46 P. NJ. tExpress) for Bethlehem. Mauoh
Chunk, Wlkesbarre, Plttston, and Scranton.
and Mauch Chunk.
For DoyIestown at s'45 A. M, 45 and 4l5 p. M
For Fort Washington at l046 A. NJ. and II 80 p. Ia.
For Lansdale At $40 T, M.
Filth and sixth streets, Second and Third streets,
and Union Oily Passenger Railways run 10 the new
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem II sl0 A. M 2l0, 626, and $40
From poylestown at ats s'sS 4; M. F60 and M.
From Fort Washington az 10 46 A. N. and 3l0 Z. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 80 A. N,
Philadelphia for Doylestown at p M.
DOylestown for PhiladelphiR at A. n.
Bethlehem for Philadelp lphiA at z. M.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through ~
Mann's North Pennsylyanis Baggage Express once
w. ELLIS CLARK. Agent.
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NTEsP JERSEY RAILROADs.-
Wv FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From foot of MARX Ell Street Upper FerryI
Com mencinE WEDNE5RAfa s&sPsesmnpeI & n, 10, 1868
For Oape MAY and stations below Millvills, s1S
For Millville, vineland. ana Intermediate stations
S1S For a. BTdse.on saism and way stations s1S A.
FOR woodbury. .. SIS A; M, siS. s'sS. and 800 2,
Freight Eain Leaves oAnuen aAnS " 0oiock
HIST Treight received At second covered whasfsslo
WaSi Ws1ns sS psSlsvSred No. iss South DelawareAvsu
WLLLIAM J. 6EWELL
IA eMpeElntoRd1nk
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PENNsYLvANIA HOSPITAL

The attending Managers are:--
Wlstar Morris. No. 200 Third street.
B. Morris Vain, No. 1913 8. Della ware avenue
Attending Physician-J. NJ. Da Costa, N. D., NO.
lOo5 Spruce street..
-'XtIendiDg Surgeons William Hunt, M. D.. No. 200
Spi street.
street.
tai every day snndays excepted) 70 receive applca
lions for adm issiOn.
heIeafter 22t
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'o01N NO. SOL CHESNUT Street.
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. llo MARKET street.
SAMUEL H. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent Rt the Depot.
The Pennsylyanih Railroad Company will not
sume any risk for baggage except Tor Wearing Ap-
parel, ana limit their responsibility TO One Hundred
Dollars In value. All Baggage exceeding that amount
In value will be at the risk OF the owner unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
G2S General Superintendent Altoona, Pa. =
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DROPosALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
CAVALRY DEPARTMENT,

CAVALRY DEPA RTMEST,
CARLISLE BARRACKS, PESNsYLVANIA,
OFFICE ACTING ASSISTANT QUARrHRmASrER,
tepruary 26 1859.
Sealed Proposals will be received a. this office
until u NJ the 18th day Of NGrcl, 1869, for fur.
nishing this Department VITA FORTY (4W
CAVALRY HORSES, to be delivered ~ Carlisle
Barracks. Pennsy lVania, OIL or before the 10Th
OF April, 1859.
well broken, in full flesh end EOad condition,
from fifteen Q5) TO sixteen (lol % uds nigh, from
five (5) to nine (9) years Old ana I'll adapted IN
every way to cavalry purposes ,,,,
The foregoing specifications Will be rigidly
adhered to. - 49,. 10000.
Each bid must be guaranteed oy two respon'
sibIe persons, whose signatures must ne APP
pended TO the bid and certit ed 10 oy the United
States District Judge, Attorney, or otner public
officer, as being good and sufficient security for
the am ount involved. ,,, 49,, 4,
The rig ht is reserved TO reject any bid deemed
too high, and no bid from defauIting con-
tractor will be received.
BY order OF the Quarterm asler, IS =; ~ Genera n
Second Lieutenant 6Ch U. :. Cavalry.
sq1Ot Acting A. @. NJ,
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TT s. ORDN A n e A g E NCY,
u. Corner HOUSTON and GREENE Streets,
(EntIance on Greene; p. o. Box sl1D
NEW YORK, Fep. l8. 1869.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. will be re.
ceived at this office until SATURDAY, March
o. 1860, at IL M, for purchasing, in quantities.
the following kinds of ORDNANCE STORES,
now on hand at The different arsenals In the
Init Gtafa
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CARTRIDGES

PaIrott and Hotchkiss proJectiles Tor all cali
bres of cannon; round shot, smells, canister and
spherical case, for all calibres Also, fixed am
munition for the same.
Muhket percussion caps from broken-up am
munition.
The Ordnance Department reserves the right
to reject all bids not deemed satisfactory. Prior
to the acceptance of any bid 1t WILL have TO be
approved by the War Department
Terms cash. Ten per cent. payable ON the
day OF sale. and the remainder when the pro-
perty is delivered. Twenty days Will be al
lowed for the removal OF stores.
Bidders Will state explicitly the point or
points where they will accept storss. Delive-
ries will only be made at the arsenals.
Samples can be seen at this once, or at any
of the ars enals in the United states.
Proposals will be addressed TO the under
signed and endorsed proposals for purchasing g
Ordnance Stores" For further Information
apply TO the undersigned. . -
rF-' - s. CRISPIN,
Breyet Colonel u. 5 A.,
a Ma jor of Ordnance
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Close at the Philadelphia rost Office for all places
ON the r. ad it's branches at M, and for Lhe
principal stations only at 2l5 NJ.
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RAILROAD LINES.

PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
W1NTER TIME TABLE.-THROUGH AND
nnTpEfT ROJJTE BETWEEN PHILABELPHIA,
BAITIMORE, HARRIsBURgi WILLIAMSPORT,
AND THE GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNsYL-
Elegant sleeping Oars on all Night Trains. 1890
,sins on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad win
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AUCTION SALES
M THOMAS ON rs, 4. SONS! !. g! NOS Iss ANB Ia


1T1s 9. FOURTH sTREEf =
ENoTIoE.-Tbe Sale Of Horses. Carriages. Hesrse,
etc eLc s. s wo and yine ssSss sSngnE
VALUABLE REAL Es rATE MsCSINEaY,
INC Company p x Aie SN,s s,s POINT M.
MaIch 1869. At 10 ocit ok, viii be sold at public
ss ss j. s
ss S EM s SSdus S
men,s motive Pomer mscbinsrv tools, nxinrss IN
@ Armor end snip BOiidIEg Company bankrupt Oats
sALE OF REAL ESTATE AND sTooKs
mar1n q at IL o'clock noon, at the Exchange. wa
Barring Street. west OF THIRTY. .nuth-Large Lots
ARCH, Nos. 5O7, 500, ana Oil Large Lot, q by
SREENN N GeTTSot0wn Large dG 1856 by iss feet
CATHARINE, Nos. 1129 sNd l131-Modsrn
DToCusT. No eO25-stsbie and Coach House.
FRONT and 9ARRIsoN-Basiness stand, "Md-
Il THIRD tsouth) No. 611-store and Dwelling
sIxTEEHT III tnori b No. 55S-Modern Residence.
BEoWN NO 23O7-M oGeTn Dwelling.
CoLU MslA AVENUE, NO. 1134 Hall inlerestin
20 shsrSs Nsiionai Bank Of Northern Liberties.
20 shares Ken ington National Bank.
sCss.fss Ssfs x%s Bpt0cnnole @ s %ssSns teD
t0o s. enbenvie tnd Indiana RR. hrst mortgage.
70 shares Netonei Bank OF CJmmerce.
" shares GlrsIu Natlonhl Bank --.,--,
10 shares Farmers ana Mechauics Natonei Bank
p shsres Samoen ana Annn,lo kslroao loioL
20 shares sevenln EhHonaI BANK
share AcH emy OF ubic -,-., m
81 shares Upl0n X ana Iiaosportetlon 20.
- r-,-o,, - DTIIDOUnU 90 .T-oo-- = :. .
RUNLiN%, UOhDS1VW ,S aeS " @,,SO;, o. ~, AUOItOA'
- HER5, NOS S5I anu <o4 h XIX IA street, conner
of Bank street. Successors 10 John y. Myers q cT.
- = - - FsH
SAFE OF 2OOO -CASEs -BOOIS, SHOES, IRA
on Tuesday Morning,
March D. AT lOoclocK'on iour months creolt. ls So
LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF READY.MADH
On "Wednesday Morning, March 10.
~ O'Clock, Oh -FOUR months' credit, embracing
full lines OF tsshlonable spring styles OF the we'll
known ana isVorne MANUFACTURE or Meesrs, Devtn
d Co. OF New YORK,
PARTICULARS hereafter. ,so lS2u
ALSOi.
BY oroer OF Hxecutors LARGE LINE OF
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
- .. .
LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN.
AND dom EsTIC DRr GOODS.
On hbrsday Morning..
March H. 81 10 O'Clock. on four months credit C36N
,.nop GAIN op c1ppvr,Nas orr n, or,,.
LARGE SADE Ot CARPEllNGS OILCLOTHS,
cANIOE cANn6 S.i4an MATTdMGS, sUHs ETC. r,.
March l2 at II o'clock on four months' credit
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Dungan's Express will collect baggage for all trains
leaving Philadelphia Depot. Orders be LETT at
No 225 Fourth street, at the Depot, Thirteenth
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DENNsYLvANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD

FALL TIME, TAKING EFFECT NOV. ~, 1863
Tine Trains of the Hennsy wanna CenSrRl Railroad
leave the DepOL, ~ HlRTY-sIK5T ana MAnK EC
SLreets, which Ia reached directly by. the Markes
Street cars, the Ast car connecting with each train
leaving Front and d Arket thirty mnuteo ne.
fore iIs departure, The Chesnut and Walnut Streets
cars run within one square OF the Depot
Sleeping Car TlckeIB hao application At
the Ticket office NJ w. corner Ninth and Chesnut
Hesnts OF the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage depot. Orders left at
No ai Ghesnut sti eet or No. u8 Market street will
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Leave philadelphia DAILY AT 4S5 A. M, 1890 mon
q and p M, Tor Reading, Lebanon, Harr snura'
Potlsviile, Port Clinton, and all points beyond.
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ON SUNDAYS,
FOR MANAYuNR.

ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at A. M: 2h and IA p. M
Leave Norristown at A. Nj; 6a and9 p. III.
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ON SUNDAYS

o. and II p. M. - - -
$40, $40, $40 S'40 and 10 40 p. N.
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nN RuNnAYa
CH EsTNgT HILL RAILROAD.

Leave Philadelphia at els A. M. e. 2. and l0% p M
Leave Germantown AZ s. 10 A. M. /, Q, ana s% p. M.
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PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN. AND
I NORRIS1OWN RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
FOX GERMANTOWN.

FOX GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia At q, 2, 8, sos, 10, H. IL A, n. .
l,28l6, "a. 4,5. 5A 6lo, 2 80 10, II, u p M.
Leave Germantown at g. ~, g. 82O, 8, 10, H. IL A,
M, J., q g. 4, 4%.6 6h,7 8, 8, 10 IL p. NJ.
The $40 down train, and 80 ana on up trains, will
not stop on the Germantown Branch,
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AFTERNOON FxPRrss
PoTrsTowN ACCoMMoDA1

Leaves Philadeiphia at 80 r. M. for Reading
Pottsvile, baLrBburK, etc., conu Getting with Readn
and Columbia Railroad trains for Columbia, etc.
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fOR MANAHUNk
Leave Philadelphia at 8, IA Q, and ll05 A. NJ. Ia,
Lave Manayunk a. 6'io. TX, $50 ga, and Ilh A. N.
2 80, ., ga. anu 8 p. N.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia AT 8 A. M "a and ~ p: M.
Leave MAnRyunk at7h A. M; and ga p. M.
w. Is. WILSON, General superintendent.
Depot, Ninth and Green BtreeLa,
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FOH OONbhOhOCh hN AND NOHHIBTUWNs
Leave Philadelphia 81 8, 7 9, and ll'O5 A. M, TX,
8, ~, b16. 644, 8 90 and l5s r. M.
Leave Norrstown AT $40, Z. 76O, 9, and IL A. NJ, Ia,
& 4K, 81, ana Sh p d.
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FREIGHT TRAIN

Goods of all descriptions forwarded TO all the above
points from Lne Company's new relght depot Broad
ard Willow sLreets.
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FOR CoNsHOHOCKEN AND NORRIsTO

Leave Philadelphia at 9'l5 A., and z p. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill ~ 75O A. Ii. l2iO $40, and 92S
p. NJ.
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,,, ~ ZIP a., M I0r Heauing, lebanon, Harrieburg,
PousViIie Pine Grove, Tamsqua, 5unbury, Williams.
port Elmira. Rochester, Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Mnkesbarre Pitttton. York, Carlisle. Chambersburg,
The 7'SO A. M. train connects ct READING with
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains for Allentown,
ETC., and the 10 A, Nj. train connects with the
Lebanon valley train ior Harrisburg, etc; at PORT
CIlN1ON with CatAwissa Railroad trains for VIII
BURG with Northern Central, Cumberland Valley,
end bchuylkill and busquehAnna trains tor North
cumberland, WhliAmsp0rt, York, UhambersburK,
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Leaves POttstown at 6 Is A, NJ, stopping at inter-
mediate stations; arrives In Philadelphia $40 A. NJ.
Returning. leaves PhilsdelphlR st r. M arrives 10
Pottstown At sis y. NJ.
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REAnINa AnCnMMnnAr1nrr

Leaves Reading at7S0 A M. stepping at all way
stations; arrives In Philadelphia at i0'2O a. NJ.
Returning, leaves Philadelpnia at 445 p. M arrives
In Reading al 74D p M.
Trains for Philadelphia leave Harrisburg at $40 A
n, and P0ttsvile A. As A. M. arriving In Phi Ade
phla a. p. n. Afternoon trains IsaVe Harrisburg
at2O5 P; M and Potsyille at 40 P. NJ, arriving At
kbilsdel phia at 6'4b L. M.
Harrisburg Accomm odation leaves Reading at 7.lb
A. M and Harrisburg AT 4l0 p. M Connectiog at
635 Z. NJ, arriving in Philadelphia at 9'25 p. NJ.
MARI eft train with pRsse enRer attached leaves
PbiRuelphiR at IL 80 noon 1Ur POtisvile and 4
staJions: leaves Poitsvile at 7sO A. M for Pnadel-
phia and Alt way stations.
All the above trains run daily, Sundays ex-
1Snnday trains leave PotttsvlHe at 8 A. M and
PbiIadelpnia at 8l5 Y. M, Leaves Philadelphia tor
Reading AZ A. ID. Returning from Heading at 40
m.
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d Y B. 81 ct T., JR.,
ID sCOTT'S ART GALLERY. NO. iO2O Oh ias
NUT Street. Philadelphia.

B sooTTs Art GALLERY. NO, ioaO SHRs,, rs,
NUT Street, Philadelphia.
oARD-The undersigned will give particular at
Magpe pses Or % 81
Of % rsspeotay i soiIoseG '
SPECIAL eAI tiETE eE FEFEA 4gAH1TT WALT TRIPLE
iS oeSoE a. scossss Art Gallery
Nc 1920 ChesDut street VIII be sold fall sssort.
prisps iu tea SETS coffee urns, Ice pitchers trays.
dishes all warranted as represented or sale ssa
ARTISTS SPECIAL SALE OF MODERN PAINT
Nou, ,o,, On wednesday Evening
Ie!y; NO; iosS Shssnat street: Si Ss @ sold sl.Soat
Sosas 2 Iaadsssess nfs.ss g.
$s =
mos, Lilhogrsphs. Engravings etc. ss2t
MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERs.-
No. t2s CHEsNUT st.. rear entrance from Mfnoxl
Sale No. $40 Ohesnnt str set.
fURE okGGN FNE FNERRN4 FSkE; PnAT
MIhRoks, HANpsoME BRUSSELS AND NJ.
fkaEtAh oNSssfFEs s4F Is E46. HANDSOME CHINA
March 10 at 10 % %ocoSf, a. she auction rooms. by
SStnesSe lSe Of deCnng
library AID dnng-Toom faTai.ure; suits bsndssms
fTeneh JnS
service, fine feather beds, large iron safes h air
Iiai END other carpets plated ware. carriage har-
Aiso,very fine plate magnetic machine. cost si2s.
OF THE LATE R4vi {sAA6 LEEssk EREShshsobE52SS 6EGp.
Jewish Bibles DAILY and Holiday Prayer Books. Dis,
courses 5I e. and other Works
March IS odo.E @saaHy q. tas t6SsUioE sIcson store
PaIlcalaIs her eafter. [sSst
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IMPORTERS LARGE POSITIVE SPECIAL SALE
OF WHITE SooDs, LINEN GOODS, Ere.
March 10, on four mon tbs credit
Particulars In future advertisement. 86a
ALSO
Germ an Dress TrimmiT gs, Butionr, Fancy Goods.
etc etc, 6y order OF N essre. ACKERMANN q co.,
ofNEM YORK. on THURSDAY, March IS, 1869. IL
CLABK y EVANS, AUoTIoNEERs, NO. sso
~ Cb EsNuT Street.
Mili sell THIS DAY Morning and Evening.
Cloths, Sassimeres Hosiery, Stationery, Table anf
City and county merchants win hnd bargains.
Goods packed free of charge sw
~ D. BoCLEEs q CO., AUCTIONEERs. No
~. BOD HAhKET Street.
SALE OF 1000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES. BRO.
CANS, E U.
On Thursday Morning.
Mhreh II, at 10 O'CLOCK. Also. city made goods.
n. b -sale every Monday and ThDrsdAy. asa
| II EENAN, SON Il CO., AUCTIONEERs,
1A No. nan. FRONT Street uM
| MOTION SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS. OF
>, Also, Paper Manuiactursrs DrIsr Esl.s. tosa
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