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WILMINGTON.
, .HILAUELphIA.

i baLLIMOhE kAILkUAD,-TIME TABLE,
iyOl.- Ils ncink AUNDAH, November 2S, Le6s.Trains
via IeE' bepoI corner 6roSd street aud Wsshing-
avenue 1OLiUWb;-
way y eli Tram ~ 50 a. -. Sundays excepted)
toE bstniOrs LpIng ut all regular staLiOaA. Con.
n.cllug with Delaware RAILROAD NJ Whining ton for
Urlsns III aha intermediate 5S@tlOns
Express Train 81 u n. (SundSys excepEsd) for
Bal inCTe Ruo Warrington, sop' lnS al MllmlnRton,
PER-, Vile, Ant uAVTe-u e-GEsce, connects at VII
miDKtun with Lraiu tUr New CaAIls. .
Express at 4'O0P Nj. touRuaSs e1cepteoD, for
Baltimore and WeshiI gJon, stgRplug at Chester,
TnuIloU, LlnwoOd, Gay mont, WlltnlnSG m, New
BORT stanton, Newark Elktop, East, Charles.
town, PeIy VILE, HevHe Dc Grace aberdeen, Perry
u ans EdBewood, Magnolia, Chsse g. ana SteIamers
Siaht i.x press ~ II50 z. III (DAiyl tor Baltimore
and Washington, stopping ~ Chester Thurlow. Linz
sS00pSdsh ,SSt PeTryville. ana EAvre de Grace.
Passeng gers for Foltress hOnFOe and NorEolk Will
take the lzVo W%iILlMSINtGToN TRAINS.
stopping al an Stations between Philadelphia and
Lave Philadelphia at llOOA. Nj, 2 30, 900, and
7G0 r. Al, Tne 500 p NJ. 1Tain connects with Della
ware Railroad too Harrington and intermediate
Whining ton 7OO and slO 4. H. 1880 4IS and
z, y Nj The 10 a. Nj. train VIII not stop betvean
rSltter and Philadelphia. The 200 r, ID, Train fron1
WILMINGTON runs daily; Rh oJheE Accommodation
T6Tn Bsitifnore tJ Phaa ephiR-Leay Batino,o
7.55 a, M, Way Mail. $50 a. Mi Express, 225 r. M
ETnreae, % e. M, Express, '
AAp sIJN DAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore ~ 7'z5 p M, stopping az May
uSlis Perryman's, Aberdeen, HaYre de-6race Perry.
stanton, Newport, Wilmington, Clsymont, Linwood,
Az ThTo1sa tickets TO ali points West, South. and
ChesnuL street, unueY Continental Hotel, where also
Sta,e Rooms and Berths in Sleeping Cars eau be
secured during the day Persons purchasing tickets
a. this office nave baggage checked tnelr re6i-
dence by the Union Transfer Company.
II. i, kENNEY, Superintendent.
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GOV N M ENT sA L E.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, by II. b.
SMITHSON, Auctioneer, al Allegheny Arsenal,
Plttsburg, Pa, commencing at 10. o'clock A. NJ
Wednesday, Marcn "a, 1869, the following srti-
cles, VIII
% Cast Iron Cannon,
1894 Solid Shot (roundl.
1929 Stands OF Grape and Carcasses
1897 Car blnes, new, repaired. rusty, etc.
3,lN U. s.. Rifles, Gal. 54 and IS, repaired,
rusty, etc.
4,377 Enfield Muskets, repaired.
43l9 Foreign MuAkets and Rifles, rusty, etc.
3l30 u. S. Muskets, Cal. %, rusty, ETC.
2,279 Pistols and Revolvers new, repaired,
and rusty.
1000 Sets of Infantry Accoutrements (old).
SS,lS2 Pounds OF Cannon, Musket. and Rifle
Powder.
10000 Pistol Cartridges Nefauoheux & wes-
son's).
1900 600 Maynard's and Sharp's Primers.
6,2S2 Musket Bayonets.
100000 Pounds of Scrap Iron, Cast and
Wrought.
A lot of Appendages and parts of Muskets.
A lot Of Tools for Blacksmiths, Carpenters
etc, etc.
A lot of Packing Boxes, etc.
Catalogues of the above can be obtained on
application TO the undersigned:
Purchasers will be required to remove the
property within ten days after the sale
r. II. K. WHITLEY,
222mw6t Bvt. Brig. Gen. U. 3. A.
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REApING ACOOMMoDATIo

Leaves Re a0ing st7SO NJ. stepping a, ali way
stations; arrives in philadelphia ~ lO2u a. a.
Returnne, leaves Pailsdelpnia 1t 445 P. MI srriv ss
In Reading AT 2 AZ Z. NJ
1raina for Philadelphia leave Harrisburg at $40 A
HI, ana PoItsvie as A, M, arriving in PM sdeI
phia a. ] r. "A. Afternoon trains ieaye HARRISBURG
at % p. a. and Posville at 40 p, NJ, arriving At
fhiadelp phiR 1T 6'45 z. N,
Harrisburg AccOmm 6datIon leaves Reading 1T 7.l5
A. M and Harrisburg at 4'I0 z. NJ. Connecting AZ
Reading with AFTERNOON A. CommodgttOu south at
s 30 K. M. arriving In PhIlSdelph1H az 925 z. NJ.
MaIk Ell train with pass enRer Car ched leaves
PbIRoelphip CT ~ 30 uoUn, PStLSvtlle and
stations; leavet Pottsvie at 7S0 A. nj. for PniAdei
pha aDo al way citations.
All the above trains run daily. Sundays ex-
Cepted. - 49,.
Philadelphia 81 SIS r. nj, Leaves philadelphia tor
Reading ~ a. M. EetufnlnE from Beading AZ 425
z, M
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nENN SYLVANIA SPITAL.-
PHILADELPHIA, December 90 1868

attendIDg dLt,---
Riatar Morris No 200 y Third street.
q Morris Wain, No. l2s s. Delaware avenue.
Attending PhysiciAn-J. M. Da Costa, M. D., NO.
'USO xtIsn diSg Hunt, NJ d. NO. 1900
TSomss uo9 George Morton. M D.. No. l421 Chestnut
street. s-.-..o... a..o.x :. - xr.a.,.-
tai every day Isunoays exceptedl 70 receive appca-
loa serionsly injured by accident are always
Admitted Il brought to the Hospital Immediately
hereafter AGi
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pUBLlC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD

DUBL1C SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
1 nance Stores.
A lsrse quantity of Condemned Ordinances and Ord
nance STORES Will Dc offered tor Public Auc-
tion, at BOOK ISLAND ARSENAL, illinois, on
WEDNESDAY, April z, 1863, ut 10 O'CLOCK A. M,
The following comprises some OF the principal !.
cies to be Bt Id, viz -
% Irou Cannon, various Calibres.
HOO Field Carriagrs and Lliabere
100 sets OF rtilery Harness.
10000 pounds Shot and Shell.
$500 sets of Infantry Announcements.
22OO McClellDn Saddles.
100 A rtiilery Saddlea.
1900 Halters.
ZOO Saddle Blapkets.
6OG0 Watering Bridles,
P4OO Cavalry Curb Brides
2200 Al tiiery races and Hsneb. e,.... A.. -, -
Persons wishing catalogues OF Inc Ssotss 70 ne sold
can obtain ,hem by application 10 Inc CnieI or Ord
nance at Washington D. o. or BrSVes s, 0oi9aei 0a s.
CTtIsPIN. United States Army, PnrcnsSlng Oftlcer
corner Of HOUSTON and GREEN slreeLs New York
eiISi VI "P0H II, J. RODMAN,
Lieutenant. Colonel Ordnance,
Brevet Brigadier General u .. A.
Rock land Arsenal, January 25 1863. 1sOtA7
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Vermont raises annually seven million
pounds of maple sugar.
Louisiana, by new law, authorizes gam
bling, license costing $4,000.
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PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
I NUEEIsIUMN EAlLhOAD.

PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN. AND
L NUkBIsIUNN EAlLhOAD,
TINE TABLE,
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave phiisae:ghia a. o 3 S,SG5, 10 H. l2 a. M.
Leave Germantown at 6, T. IA, s. $40, Q, To- IL l2 a.
The 20 down irAin, ana ssl ana ~ up srains win
not stop on The Germantown Branch,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave PhiIs6elphia al 915 a M, 2, and l0N T. M.
Leave Germantown 81 g. ID A. Ia. l. O. ana ga +. II.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
LeSVe Phl!adeAphia NJ g. 8, TO- IL A. M'' 2 SS 5A'7
leave chestnut Hill az 71O, g. $40, l4O A. M, 14O.
a.4O, sac, $40, $40, and 10 ~ +. M.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philadelphia at 9l5 A., ana r M
Leave ChestnuL Hin at 750 A. NJ, iZaO, 5'4O, ana Is
p. Nj.
FOR CONSHOHOCREN AND EORRISTOWN
Leave Philadelphia AZ 8, 7H 8, ana llC5 a. Ii, IN
q az, So ga, 8 Us. anu ll5s r. NJ.
Leave Norristown at $40, 2, 75O o. and II A. M, Ia
9. 44S, 64l, and s51 P. IL
ON SUNDAYS
Ieave philadelphia at A. NJ: "a and "a p. III
leave EOrrlstOwn at A. Nj 652 anos p III.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave philadelphia At 75s 8, and llOS A Nj Ia
Q az, 81 Ca, s 05, and liz p, n.
Leave ManayuDk a. 6lO, IA SZO. ga, and IT'S a. n
2, a., 3, Ga Rno . Z. N.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 0 A. n ~ ana 77a 7. M.
TeAve MAnaynnk at75s A. NJ; and 95s Z. NJ.
w, Is, WILSON, General superintendent
vs. ~ Depot, Ninth and Green strecth.
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DupKans Express viii. .Iect baggage for all trains
leaving Philadelphia Depot. OtatES can be lefc at
no. 225 Fourth street, ~ the Depot, rhlrteenth
aud CaiOw hiII sGrbe,S.
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BAGGAGE.

CIose ~ Philadelphia rost Office for all places
on the road ana It's oranches at a. M and for Lhe
principal stations OILY Az 2l5 p M.
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CARTRIDGES

PaTrott and Hotchkiss projectiles Tor all cali
bTes of Cannon; round shot, shells, canister and
spherical case, for all calibres. Also, fxed am
uunitiop for the same. -
Mukket percussion caps nom oroken-up am
The Ordnance Department reserves the right
m reject ali bids not deemed satisfactory. Prior
10 the acceptance of any bid IL Will have TO be
spproyed by the War Department.
Terms cash Ten per cent payable on the
ds1 nf sale and the remainder when the pro-
neTty is delivered. Twenty days will be al
loved for the removal OF stores. -
bidders wall slate explicitly tne polnt OF
points where they will accept storss. DellVe
ries will only be made at the arsenais.
Samples can be seen at this ONCE, or at any
of the arsenals in the United states. -,
signed, and endorsed "Proposals for purchaslne
Ordnance Stores" For further information
ff'' ~ 3. CRISPIN,
Breyet Colonel II. :. A.,
! 81 Msjor Of Ordnance.
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PROVISIONS, ETC.
RAILROAD LINES.

NTEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
On and alter MONDAY, October g. 1865, Trains wii
iefes Leave S Philsdelpha from the Depot. THIRTY.
sa0P III AIS p NJ, 46o 2. NJ. 6l5 and IL 80 P, M.
Leave West Chester for PhilAdslphla, from DepoIt
n, IS;15 4 NJ. I55 M; A-So p NJ, and go z. N:
Ing PhaSepSis a. 50 :. NJ WIN stop a: B: q juno.
tion and Media only Passen gers to or from station
East WIN take train leaving West Chester sS 4 IS
a, NJ, and going West will take the train leaving
Philadelphia st I5O p M and transfer At B. O.
the Chestnut and Walnut street oaTB. Those oS he
Market street line run within one square. The
arrival. oN srSnAvs
Leave Philadelphia at 80 a. M, and 9'O0P. n.
Leave West Chester at 2 '55 A, NJ. and 400 j. II.
TpS M and 5fsSaE ssTiSg a.
r M, connect at B. Junction with Trains on P. d
siOi f. b. f0r s Wo0S css ssnsTai sunl
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
Z WINTER TIME TABLE=THRoUaH AND
DIRECT RoUTE y BETMEkkS P1HtIfttAAPbEhPPaa65AA, 1tftA
AND THE GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNsYL-
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains. ,o,0
on and AFTER MONDAY. Novemner ~ doos' S tnS
run "a follows;- .,,,,a~uAaD.
MALL AAAN iS:y0' WiIiamsport."..''. s.i5 4. y.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves iiisaSsDS,; sSS
ELMuRA MAIL leaves M;5I. Rh5SIasipSs sGS %
arrives AZ Lockhaven.... 74S P. NJ.
MALL NAN Hve' Wiis%spcf: $ 4 4 n 4.
ERIE arrives At PhiladephiA'"''l9ssSSSs4 ssSs A. A.
AfNASS leaves SIfiiiE,.. %iiis%;gGrE. 1ss sss + n n
ssiosd SSaneo VIZ % sSse iHS
III General superlntendenL
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Passengers Tor Downlngtow and INTERN ed iRI
points ke the 30 A. M, l2 80. aud Z. M traia
rom fhiledlepbia. Returning from DowningtoG NJ
at $50 a, NJ, IL 40 ana 8 Is +. NJ.
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WEST JERSEY RAILROADS.

Wv 1a4N1J N
From foot o. MAhkEI Street Upper FeEryl
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS. ." '''N
- Fer Cape MAY and stations below MilvilIs, Slb
For Hiiyii,es VnelAnd. and intermediate stations
For Rridgeton, Salem, and way stations s15 A. N
and $3.50 p. ID.
For Woodbury. At sis A. M, sl5, $50, ana 600 p
Freight train leaves Camden daily ~ Il o'clock
noon.
Freight received At second covered whaaf1sla
Freight delivered 10. 2ss south DelAwareayen
WILLIAM j. SEWELL
o1 EnpaFsntendank
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Nd AlIS

leave PANAnelphlA ualIy hL l'S5 A. NJ, l2'9O uoon
3 Snd i l.. M. iUr heRuing, Leohnon, Hsrr,snU.n 80
PottavIIie, Port Clinton AID all points beyond
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PERKIoMEN RAILROAD,

Passengers tor SkippaCk take 7'SO A. M. and <.
NJ trains from Phledelp areturning from SklppacII
$40 a n and II 45 p M Stage lines for various
points In PeIkomen Valley connect With trains 81
Ccllegeville and SklppRck.
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= Y B. s 0 T, r
ID SCOTTB ART GALLERY. NO. 1910 OH Icfs
NUT Street Philadelphia.

CARDoThee eo undeIsigned viii give particular at
Having place for sto, 81 furniture 1t will be %
ny M crest t. make clean saies 1thsr consgnmenz
ARTISTS SPECIAL SALE OF MODERN PAINT
On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Evenings,
Gallery No. i0so GSesnus street. viii De sod witt AZ.
ings' all by American artists, oomprsing land
scspes. river views, and msrines above are ali
EFRAMED p6 III q 1s fGNosAViSes ira Ero
Also, number OF framed acknowledgements. en-
Now open tor exhibition:
on Friday EveniDg
16a6 s S s,feeS viii Be psn,Ss S2
W. \ Richards IL entitled .srnset at NaIrsga osett"
ZION on Thursday evening, Feb. Is, 1868 sis4s
SPECIAL SALE OF BEST QUALITY TRIPLE
sILYER@ @ plated WARE.
10Th instant at stSsS oo0ce 70 Ss in the
Sa s n SG | 4 SoS As MS
assSrlmenl Of bes, quality triple silver plated ware
e and essts saVsrs
cake berry, and fruit dishes; COB ets spoons iotks
open for examination early on the morning Of sals.
T'H0MAs BIRCH & son, AUCTIONEERk
\ AND COMMISSION @ERgHA@NTs, @ No: Az =
sale No. lilo Chesnut street.
5PRfH 6SFGS fGRs4 Rs uTE s4kEFE
On Friday Morning.
ATS ocock, q. The auction store, No. lilo Chesnut
9r sH a o. gs
ior suits covered with green and maroon plush.
library suits elegant walnut chamber suits OF new
secretaries. extension dining tables. French plate
sIs % % @ % ngHe per 5sSs S and py Is
clninF chsiIs reception cnairs, hal chairs marble
carr ets sveSpisted wsre. china gass "a s ware. ETC.
oFE!oE TABLES AND DEsKs.-Also, ONCE Ice
tables aud dsshs l2single walnut DESKS suitable TOR
sehGols or onefs; - - ou.u,ood nta,o
INVALID CHAIRs-AIso, 2 invalid chairs, with
FRENCH BOOKS Also at 2 O'Clock, will be sold;
large invoice OF French books In hne pindlngS' oy
Iiso, an invoice Of tier aud note paper [sl72t
J|KENAN, SON q CO., AUOTIONEEBs.
IN No J2 ~ FRONT Street. uM
SALE OF WRIsKIEs WINES. ETC.
March IL, at II GeH5sSsy 1easS, we viii sen
fine tilted Whistles raw ana moadses a0; lI oss
CASKS Pori and sherry Vines, cases Rhine ana Ina
Win Wines OF Re o o ola
Eies in store and In bond. sale positive "a Sc
cash. . y
NIAFK 4 EVANS, AUCTIoNEERs, NO. CSC
~ CHEsN UT Street.
large in voice Bed spTsSSs1 TySis
Cloths, Cassimeres, Hosiery S''''''-'
FSSef tS sHS eeuntEy srShsSIs will ana bargains
GosIHs 9oods PACKED PACK; iree of ohaIks ks----,---
- n MccLTEs 4 CO., AUoTIoNEERs. 30
~. sos n EAhTET slre'L
SALE OF 1000 CASES EVSSrs' EgpS shoES' bao'
~. Thursday Morning,
~ o,clack. Also, a large aSfOrtment o.
ladies' misses and children oy iises s9oes -
(-,oTroN SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OF
{ ,oh ,oah numbers and brands, Tent Awning. ana
wagon -sPsper Manuiacturers DrieI Helts. irom
A.V, acches 10 seVentysix inches wide, tauilh Bol
| thlrEG. "a n ira, stc JOHN W. EVEhMAN .
mS 90" 20 l03 CHUROH SsresSNnS ssorsA
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- ~ 8l6 A, M. for R,sdiDg Lebanon, Harrisburg,
pottsVlie Pine Grove, rRmsqua, SunbuEy, Williams.
port Elmlra. hOcbester. Niagara Falls, BuHato,
MSes1SIe' pittston, York Carlisle, ChaberSbnrS
The 7'sO a. M, train connecta at READING with
East PeLnsylvaniA Railroad trains ios Allentown
stc., ana the 10 a. M. train connects with tho
LEBANON valley train ior Harrisburg, etc; At PORT
CL1N1ON with Cstswissa Railroad traius for VIII
lamsport, LocK aven, ElmiTa ETC., AZ HARRIS
s BURG with Northern Central, Cumberland Valley,
ano BSnuylklM and BusquehannA trains for North.
PlneRrOve, etc.
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NEW YORK ExPREss FOR PIrTsBURe AND

NEW YORK EXPREss FOR PITTsBURa AND
IHE " WE5r,
Leaves New York at A, nj. and and p. M
passnG Reading ut % a; M a. aud i5O aed 1913 P. M
and Northern Central Railroad Express trains for
PlttsDdLg, ohicsgo Willlamspors. Elmlrs BaltI.
StInIting Express train leaves Harrisburg on
aTIival OF TeEHby wanna Ezprtes from PLLsoufg ri
800 5C A. M. and 10 5O p. h passing Reading
S.w Yors al ii A. n. aud Il u ana r a sisepgsE ss
cars accompany these trains through between JeIseS
a Msi Train ,ofeeew ork leaves Harrisburg at
leaves ca 1 New v York at i2 NJ. '''' ''''u'E
sCHUYLRILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
80 ?. Di. eiurbing from Tamaqua s.s5 A. NJ aud
sCauYLBILL AND eusoUEHANNA RAIL.
S m @ = SS a ior or iE5 SSS
lrei9"n kea1rnS if4iu M M nna a. ~ r M.
TICKETS.
Qhlu,,n tickets and emlgrant ticketa Lo
sli the p4incipal points in the North and West
EaculsIUn Tlckets ron Philadelphia 90 Reading,
ana M lnse ,f LA @ccoI one gay 9a!y'
keldiDs PotlstUwn Accommodation Trains, st
Ezcuton ric5ess LEAD 20 ehi!aselpq" a good for
s,cns W. Keaaius ana PotIstOwn Aocaumodation
lIairs =. reauc.d rHtes. sro ,,,a,,ob,,
eee OF s 1sG9s n fiosase[ Of % NJ N.SS 2I . EoarIn
| superintendent. Rendihs.
UoaIMUqA CIUN TICKETS.
| A. 70 per cent dIscuunt, between aay points de-
| sEcu, iur iALulies and hrins'
MILEAGG TICKETS.
| Gtoo for 700 mnse, 6e'~esn ali points, at $3.50
| e.. l. ~. families .sIlC hIlns'
5EAaCN TICKETS,
For lhree SIX, nine twelve months, for holder.
| unIy 10 an poln,s AZ reduced rates.
| CLEEG Y MEN
Resdiug on the lac vi road will be furnished
with carCs enIlins themselves and wiyee TO IlckeIs
| 10 hSll iaJe.
EXCURSION TICKETS
grolu PbiIRdeIyhi 70 principal stRtiona good ,,x
| EatuIUEy EuHuAy. ano MONDAY. at reduced Iares 20
be hao UnIy aL the Ticket Office, at thirteenth ~
| CailOH hili Streets
FREIGHT
C4ocCs E descriptions forwarded to all the abn "a
| pUlnlB irUm tne Companys new freight depot BrosS
| sEu Willow streets.
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Leaves Putti town at 80 q, M, s.upplbg at Inter
mediate stations arrives in Pniade pns sJ g'lU A. M
Returning leaves Philadelphia 81 p, NJ; srriVes Ia
PottsGOwn at 6'l5 r. nj.
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A RTERNoON FXPRnss
POTTsTOwN AUUOMMoDATr

Leaves PhiladeiphR at 80 z. NJ. for Reading
Pot9Vlhe, hafrlsburE etc. com Getting with Read nj
and Columbia Railroad trains tor Columbia eto,
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FOR MANAYUNI

Ioavs philadelphia at 8 A. M: 251 and 71z p. NJ
Tesve HOrrIstOwn at 2 A. Nj b1a anos 2. III.
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NORTH NoRTHwEsTT,H THz and THE CANADAs

WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS, December II, 1855
Leaving the CUmpanys Depot Al Thirteeuth and
SalOwhiu s.reet8, Philadelphia, at the following
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PROPOSALS.

TT g. ORDN NOE AGENC
u. Corner HOUSTON and GREENE Streets,
entrance on Greene; p. o. Box SlK,)
NEW YORK, FEB. 49, 1859.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be re-
ceived at this office until SATURDAY, March
"a, 1862 at II M, Tor purchasing, in quantities,
the following kinds of ORDNANCE STORES,
now on hand at the different arsenals IN the
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ERhIGRT IRAINa

9OcUs vi En descriptions forwarded to all the abnya
pOlnlB irUus Conlpanys new freight depog Br0aS
sLc Willow streets.
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Leave Philadelphia ut 9l5 A., ana r. M.
Leave Chestnut Hin Al 7'50 A. M, l2aO, 5'4O ana q
p. NJ.
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NORNTNn EvpREsa

Az 7'SO A. M. for Reading and hli intermedl slI
Statlons and Allentown Returning, leaves Reading
Rt $50 p NJ; arrives In Philadelphia at 9rS5 p. NJ
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TOIt
Leave philadelphia At 8, ~, 8, and lroS A. M; Ia
2 az. So ca, O5, and Il1a p, n. ~
o leave Mahaynnk a. 60. III, $50 s}z and IT'S a. n
2 h az y u. n.
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Msrch Is, on four months or dit,
By order Of MesseIH. ACKHRS AN d. CO., N. Y.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF 1000 LOTS
OF FREECH, ENGLISH. AND GERMAN DRESS
AND MANTlLLA TRIMMINGS AND DRESS
BOTTOM. FANCY GOODS Il rC. Also, cases
Pearl BUTTONS-being this seasons entire Inn
poTtSi ion
Particulars hereafter. 1855
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RAILROAD LINES.

PEADING RAILROAD.-GREAT TRUNK
~ LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA To THE
lNTERIOR OF PENNr YL VANIA THE sc HUYL-
KILL. SUSQUEHhNNA CUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEYS,
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SIC yoND SALE OF ELEGANT CABINET FUR
NlTURE,
TO CLOSE PAkTNERSHIP ACCOUNT.

March TO- at 10 O'clock will be sold at public SALE I'm
UT large second story warerooms, without reserve,
by oRia'ogne, large and extensive assortm sut OF
eltgsDt chbtuFt furniture, including rtseweod. wal
put and ebony IaIlor. chamb r. aud oiaing. room
furniture, finished ia the latest Ht, le ings aad
~ srbits, al nsde by the Ce ebra,ed manufacturer,
George J, Henkels Lacy d Co.. eud cOmprlsing .
cl OF @ selection, warranted IN every respect well
worthy the attention OF pers lns fu -nishing. 8R
now rams cd for eSamin ati IN with catalogues
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Sale No. 2O3f Vine stres..

HANDSOME WALN UT FURNITURE. FINE
FRFN Oh PLATE MIRROR, FINE BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM CARPETS. ETC.
On Tbursday Morutng,
25th inst, at 10 O'clock at No. 2O3G Vine street. by
catslo que, handsome walnut aud bair cloth pari0r
furniture: handsome walnut chamber fur re cot
tsge chamber sui' superior dining room and sitting
room furniture; hne French plate mantel mirror.
haudeomely framed, fine Brussels, VeneGisn, and
ingram carpets; fine spring mattresses; oil paint
iDIs; cooking utensils, etc.
May be seen early morning of sale. Sl6St
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Sale No. ITO Chestnut street.

SUPERIOR HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO
FORrES, LA RGE MIRRORS, CARPETS.
OFFlCE FURNIT URE, SlLVEk-PLATED
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CARD-The undersigned Will give particular Mt.
iention to Sales AZ Dwellings of parties removing
Having no place for stO of furniture 10 will Ia
my I'M crest to make clean sales other consgnme -
OF Merchandise respectfully solicited. 8A
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.-.omroN SAT-. DUCK AND CANVAS, OF
ioInAWOnM OnmbeTs ana bRAnds, Tent Awnins, ana
NSeaon. Cover DUCK .--, r,.to. Eait. 49,.
Aisoi inchss 10 seventy-six inches wide rauiAs Bod
,nI saii gw iea, eto, JOHN We EviEhMAN. ills
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from Philadelphia 70 principal sLRLona good ,,x
SATURDAY, Eunuay. aha MONDAY, at reduced iare. ~
be hao Uny AT Ticket Office, at thirteenth snS
CailoH nl streets.
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SCUUYIRII4L VALLEY RAILROAD
Iraiuu leave PoLI9vilie ~ d as ana II 80 A Ar and
50 p, d. eIurbinG frcm Tamaqua at s S5 a. M and
s'Ib aud 4.35 III.
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SPECIAL SALE OF BEST QUALITY TRIPLE
SILVER PLATED WARE.


10Th instant at l0s O'Clock 10 be continued In the
evening at IA o'clock, At SCOTS AT Gallery, No.
1920 Chestnut street VIII be sold full and general
assortment Of best quality triple silver plated ware
cOmprising chased and plain tea sets. with urns to
match: tea, dinner and breakfast castors; Ealvers,
cake berry, and fruit dishes; COB ets spoons iorks
etc t3H1
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- n McCLEEs q CO., AUCIloNEEhs' DC
-. sos EAhKET slre'L
.ooo cAsFs BOOTS, SHOES. BRO
SALE OF io"" iANe, E &C
IN Thursday Morning, :
20 =, "a o,cack Also, large assortment o
March 70 .. and chIldrens city. made goods 70
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VIII sell THIS DAY, MORNING Anas AnS ~ Drv S3nn6s;
Cloths, CRssimeres Hosiery s'A'
P9sses S99eTy ~ viii and bargains
Terms ckeh. ..xsa So