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DTTDDnRnW Cn
pUNTlNG, DUhbOhOW CO.. AUCTION
ID EFRS, Eos. 2S2 and 2Si MARKET Street. coxraL
of BHoE street. Successors to John R. MyerH a 90.
-
LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
On THURSDAY Morning.
March 25 at 10 o'clock. on four months credit I322St
- - -
LARGE SALE OF CARPETINGS. OIL-CIOTH6
CANTON MATT1NqS, ETC.
On Friday Morning TS20@
March 26, at IL O'Clock on four months credit,about
rag carpetings floor oil-cloths. mattings eto.
LARGE SALE OF FRENCH AND OTHER
kEUROPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC.
On Monday Morning,
March 70, ut 10 O'Clock, on four months credit. In
EXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
500 CARTONS RICH PARIS RIBBONS,
Just landed, by order OF
Messrs UTTER, LUCkEMEYER d co.
Also. .
Saiips, gres de Nsples, malnts crepes, ana other
= -. x-..r-- -,oo,,, oxxz
SALE Of SQVO GASE9 SG BUoiS SU lSHohS. IRA
On Tuesday Morning, [s2i5t
marcn oUi 81 III clock, ou iour uiohtns Crealt.
rsrArE or JoHN srnvrNsoN
e,o -, o.,o -, antkru an bthnkruPSscy.
Sale oy orueI ,ei u, zaSsignSes; 6nnSuEns <,.
oONAf1SE; ~. DOh nOhOM e OV.'
hnrti q ,oeo n Iiuhy ~ oIni ~ ~ ,o,o,,. L
Ioea for ~ oaS aSIS' ~ ~ hout W cata
NJ r rIa csn n IN t ptf. ar,ors
ppees ce rrese oi % cSo1hs "a nrnted car IJn,n,r
pieces broyyn mUsiins I'd hos w haggine s 81
--- -P % %s--.o s e.- .-y-se-.s : 10 az %
n HARTIN RROTHERS AUCTIONEEPo
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ct. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS, MO.
= FEBRUARY 23 1863.
PUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
NANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES-Wiil be
offered for sale, at public auction, at the st.
MONDAY, the 18th day of April, 1869, AT 10
o'clock A. NJ. large amount of condem ned
Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, ETC., con nsist inc
in part of the following articles, VIII
81 cast iron Held guns, with carriages and
implements.
100 cast iron guns, various total weight
about $50 tons.
4S0 tons cannon balls, 6 to ~ pounds.
50 artillery carriages, various.
600 sets artillery wheel harness, for two
horses.
1890 sporting rifles and shot guns. variouz
10 23S carbines and rifles, various
l4,4ll sabres and swords, various.
1913 600 cartridge boxes, various.
1900 cavalry saddles, various.
5000 artillery saddles, various.
% 100 curb brides, various.
lOOOO watering brides, various.
$1,000 halters, various.
14,48O leather traces, various.
40l,9S5 pounds Of cannon powder.
82S 450 pounds of mortar powder.
777,68Q bounds of muske powder
l8200pounds of rifle powder.
l59, $40 pounds OF damaged powder,
9OS34 900 musket and pistol percussion caps,
Wr ought and cast iron scrap, etc. etc.
Persons desiring catalogues OF the storesto
be sold ca n obtain them by application to the
Chief OF Ordinance, at Washington, d.. o.; OF
BreYet Colonel 5. Crlsp1n, u =. A., purchasing
agent, corner of Houston and Greene streets,
New York, or upon application at this iI arsenal.
Lieut. Col. of Ord and b. Brig. Gen. u: s. A..
Commanding. 81
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Dungans Express will collect baggage for all trains
leaving Philadelphia Depot Orders can be leIl al
No. 225 Fourth street. or st the Depot thirteenth
and ORllowhill Streets
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CITY ORDINANCES.

A N ORDINA NOE
Il supplementary to an Ordinance ap-
proved December 49, 1868, making ON Ap.
proprialion for. the Girard Estate for the
Year 1869.
section l. The Select and Common Councils
OF the Ctty OF Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum OF five thousand dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated out of the Income of the
residuary portion of the Girard estate, for the
year 1869, for the use of the estate for the same
year; The said appropriation to be applied to
Item No IL, Miscellaneous Expenses, to defray
expenses of suit Heirs OF Stephen Girard VS.
City of Philadelphia, Trustees" ;" five thousand
dol lars (s5000l
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
ROBERT BETHELL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this twenty-second day of March,
Ammo Domini Que thousand eight hundred and
DANIEL M. FOX,
32i 1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
a N RDINAN
IA To Make an Appropriation to the Depart
ment of Markets and City Property to Pay q
Certain Coal Bill.
ofthe City OF Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum OF three hundred and thirty-six (336) dol
lars and sixty (60) cents be and the same is
Markets and City Property to pay the bill of
Swatara Falls Coal Company for coal furnished
the Department OF City Property during the
And warrants for the same shall be drawn
by the Commissioner of Markets and City
Property.
JOSEPH F. MARCER
President of Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHELG,
AssistanGJlerk of Select Council
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty second day of March,
Ammo Domin1 one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-nine Ca. ID. 1861
DANIEL NJ. FOX,
3Hlt Mayor of Philadelphia.
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Close at the Philadelphia Post Office for all places
ON the road and It's branches AZ M, and Tor ths
principal stations only at 2l5 nj.
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READINa AOOnMArnn Ar1nu

Leaves Reading at790 A M. stepping At Pu way
stations; strives In Philadelphia a. 1925 A. IL.
RetuTning, leaves philadelphia at 4i5 p. Nj arrives
In Reading at 7'4O z. M.
Tralns for Philadelphia leave Harrisburg at $40 A
M, and Pottsve at s45 A. M, arriving In Phii1de
philadelphia Rt 6'45 Z. NJ.
Harrisburg Accomm odation leaves Reading of 7l5
A. M and Harrisburg at 4l0 p. NJ. Connecting Rt
Reading with Afternoon Accommodation south at
6'35 p. M, arriving in Philadelphia at 9'25 p. M.
Market train, with passenger attached, leaves
Philadelphia at 1890 noon Tor POttsyile and AL ay
stations; eaves Pottsvile at 73o A. NJ. for Phsdel
phin and ali way stations.
copied. 80 -, r....u,
Philadelphia ct SIS p. NJ, Leaves philadelphia for
Reading at A. III. Returning rom Reading at 425
M,
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AUCTION SALES

M THOMAs a Sons, NOS. 100 AVN "a,
AAs 8. FOURTH sTREEf. OS' iOS AND ltl
OHOICE ENGLISH AND AunpYo..
on tuesday, Wednesday, Thunday ana sSODkS. ~
March %. o.. % AserroonS ute S SATURDAY
British poets lsC voiumes calf waverley NHnSddng
noves SV wTues; HS ncxens wGTks Volumes BuwsFs
works; Imperial Dictionary, volumes: nnra,ss
TennysSn Don oH5o,te; s Eontsine FSos
editions OF Shakespeare, poets, theology SSo SC
Extensive Sale at the Auction Rooms, Nos I3o ana
I4h $. Fourth street. ~
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Pr
GUNS, MA TRESSES AND BEDDING, OFFicF.
EURNITuRE. HANDSOME VELVET, BRUs-
Sells, AND OTHER CARPETS, ETC.
March rs, at O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, By
furniture, comprising elegant walnut drawing room
suit covered with fine green plush two handsome
three walnut chamber co tsge cnRmber furniture
two superior rosewood plan o-fortes. four fine French
plate maniel and pier mirrors, handsome walnut
etagere, superior walnut secretary and bookcase,
walnut sideboaIds extension, centre, aud bouquet
tables tai tw fine OIL paintings Frui. and Flowers"
hair mattresses fine leather beds holsters and piI-
lows; superior Office furniture cabinet makers bench.
two bronze slx-llght chandeliers, fine engraving,
handsome velvet, Brussels, and other carpets. etc.
Also by order Of administrators. quantity OF supe-
Also, superior double. barrelled gun. cost $500.
Also superor douoe-barrelled gun, made by ]. E.
G Ssp{geTior Tiae. with apparatus and sass, s, .
Att O'clock silver cake bssl<et, sauce boat, castor
mugs, napkin rings, fish knife, butter knives, spoons
May be examined on morning of sale. [s2sA
SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
Comprisi g important parts of TWO PRIVATE
COLLECTIONS, to be sold at No. 1881 III ESNUT
day l7th Instant, at the Pennsylvania Academy Of
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PROPOSALS.

TT s. o r ID n "A n CE AGEN
u Corner HOUSTON and GREENE Streets
entrance on Greene; p. o, Box sII,)
r,, , NEW YORK, Feb. Is, 1869.
ceiyed at this office until SATURDAY, March
~, Ie6y, at IL M. for purchasing, in quantities.
now on hand at the different Rrsenals in the
United StRtes:-- - ~
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ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at A. M: "a and ~ p. M
Leave NorrisLown at A. Ri; 65a and9 P, N.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO-

A UCrION SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO-
II PERTY.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE, !
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March IL, 1869
VIII be sold at publicisuction, at SCHUYL-
KILL ARSENAL, Philad elphis, Pa at 10
O'clock AM, on THURSDAY April l, 1863, the
following articles of clothing, nelO, but rated
unsuitable tor issue TO troops, viz
3,l47 pairs Pegged Boots.
1869 pairs Pegged Bootees.
25,700 grey Flannel Shirts.
And the following articles of Clothing and
EquipaEe, unserviceable:-
4550 Blankets.
$50 Coats, privates'..
81 Great Coats. lined.
lA6 Sack Goats. lined,
as unlined.
68I Canteens, complete.
254 Jackets, privates.
73S Flannel and Knit Shirts,
3S1 pairs stockings
370l pairs Trowsers mounted.
2l27 pairs foot
Also, at the same time and place,a large guam
tity OF old rope. tent cuttings, burlaps petro-
leum paper, cotton cuttings. old packing boxes
and other articles of clothing and equipage.
Terms-Cash in Government funds. Cash at
time of purchase for all sales below S25. A de-
posit of 25 per cent. will be required ON all sums
above that amount.
Catalogues of the property to be sold will be
furnished upon application 10 this office.
IL. Nj. ENOS,
Brevet Colonel and A O. Nj. u. s. A.,
318 lOta Depot Quartermsster.
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CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passengers for .oo oDowRingt9wn and insermedis5e
from Philadelphia. Returning from DowningtoWn
at 63O A, NJ. u As and 10 u. NJ,
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MALLS

Leave Phiadelphla daily az 4'35 A. M, 1880 noon
q and p NJ, Tor Reading, LeDAnon, HarrishI1a, -
P0tLsVlle, Port Clinton, and all points beyond,
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pERKIOMEN RAJIRoAn.

Passengers tor Skppack take 730 A. NJ. and p
NJ. trains from Phllsdephia, returning from Sklppack
$40 A. M and 1245 M Stage lines for the various
points In Perklomen Valley connect with trains AT
Collegeville and Skppack.
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Sale S. T. corner OF Main and Herman streets, Ger
d Y B. SO o T., j R
ID ECOTTs ART GALLERY No. 1920 UHES
NUT Street Philadelphia.

3 scorrs 3; ART os1&nR2. g 2 t.. Ioao SuIs :
NUT Street. Philadelphia.
CARD.-The undersigned Will give particular at.
Having place for sto age Of furniture will be %
of Merchandise respectfully solicited 8a
SPECIAL SALE OF AMERICAN PICTURES.
95b,ns,ant 09 IhqIsa.y EYYening ,ooo o,o
soT 9 sos Of w 9s sold
ali by srtss Of reputation compriaiag Landscspss.
kver snd Mountain Scenery, etc. - ..
All elegantly mounted In fine gold leaf frames. lit
IMMENSE SPECIAL SALE OF BEST QUALITY
TRIPLE siLvER.PLArED WARE
Being the stock OF one Of the most celebrated ches
nut street manufacturers
On Tuesday Morning o.,o,v Nh
I0@O Coeennt street, VIII be iold az p1olG saiS Nh
triple silver plated wSIe that has ever been offered
In this city All the wares guaranteed, ,ho Laos.
The entire catalogue will besoid witnoa' INC ieas'
'sfslt Particulars hereafter. sA5t
FTNHoMAs BIRCH y SON, AUCTIONEERE
AND - Sa NJ q, No; Al "a.
SUPERIOR HoUsEHoL0 FURNITURE; PIANO.
3HTAs WARH sokkAAFSN kAFSSNN HcafS32heSA cafE3 heAh SEWING
MAcHiKE', l ETC; qRr,dsv Morn,ng.
AT o'clcck at the auction store, No 1IlO Chesnu.
y so STge sSea OF
psToT suits Of yaTS1S patterns % In n paw P and elegant
patterns; wardrobss, library suits slaeb ards ss-
library and Office boob Bcases and writing
sSeps9p anhnS hs @sessss feather
chairs large French plate mante and pier mnIne
cane seat dining room and chamoer cnsIl35 tahIe
machines. china and glassware, baga1ene 'A''e'
TANo.FoRTEs. four rosewood ana ma
neg1py ER IPI%TED wARE-AIso, an as''r'mehi
Of siGS s6h ssfrpBeSSa pBSone superior musical box "a
tunes. on INTO - One large dental
furnace, new moulds, manner '-.NS'' S' TsAst
tools. $3.50
,opsu MuIE. WAGONS. HARNESS.. PORK,
bOhSH, n, M egneea sale in BANKRUPTCY, northwest
onsner MsSs second and Moore streets FIRST ward.
oa,h ,nstant at 10 O'Clock at the northwest corner
snond Moore streets, First ward, by order 0A
haInesss IL hhds. pork, sheep tongues scales iron
safes shares Oak Shade oil stock 200 shares Forest
ehRde oil Atoek, tallow, etoS sA1
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TRHIGHs
FREIGHT TRAINl

Goods Of all descriptions forwarded TO all the ahovo
pointS from the Company's new freight depot RroaS
and Willow streets.
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PoTTsToWN ACCOMMODATION.

Leaves PottEtowD At 645 A. M, stopptuR at fpteI
mediate ststions arrives In PhiadelphIa al glO A.
Returning, leaves Philadelphia at r. M. arrives
PottstoWn at Sis L. M
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FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRIsTOwN,
Leave Philadelphia 81 6, ~ o. ana llO5 "A. NJ, III,
g. 911, 619, Ga 10, ana ll1a =. ID. -
Leave Nrrristown at $40, 2, 76o O. and IL A. M IN,
g. All, 51s, aad ga +. n.
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run As follows WESTWARD.
uIII TRAIN leaves Phlladephla. .,,.-."''.lot6 T. NJ
AAAH Williamsport........ 6'l5 A. M,
EpTe EXPIRES leaves Phlladelph pha...-...ll 80 A. NJ
AA Williamsport...".. $50 T. NJ.
arrives ~ Erie; ..,.'......lSO60 S.d A. NJ.
ELMIRA MAIL leaves Miiis@lpOrt RhiHidslpaa sGS 90 a
I" arrives At LookhaVen.".. 7i5 p. NJ
- r EAsrwARDs ,o,r. =
MAIL TRAIN ayes a a M NJ
arrives at hiladelphia."...lOO0 90 A, IA,
ERIE EXPRESS leaves ETIe 95S SS5 r "
~" arrives ut PHILADELPHIA. 4'2Q p. M.
mai ana Express connect with OIL Greek ana
Al AItieegg5nenX eg5X River Railroad. BAGGAGE OHENR @ ED
III General superintendent
INVEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv RA1LRoAD.-WINrER ARRANGEMENT;
-On and siter MONDAY, October s. 1868, Trains VIII
Leave Philadelphia from The Depot, THIRTY.
FIRST and OHEHNUT Streets, 7.46 A. M, ii A. M,
30 y. Nj 4'l5 II. M, 460 r. M, 615 and 1880 p. M
Leave West Chester for philadelphia, from Deport
NJ, iO'15 A. NJ i55 p NJ. 40 P. NJ, and $50 r M.
4, Trains leave West Chester 81 800 A. M and leav-
Ing philadelphia at 400 p. M, viii stop at b. O. juno
between West Chester and q. o. Junction, going
Ease, Will take train leaving West Chester aE As
A. M and going Wsst VIII take the trsin leaving
The Depot in PhiIAaephis is reached directly BY
Market Street line run within one sauare The
cars Of both lines connect with each train upon lie
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave PhilAdelphia at 8 30 A. Nj, and 200 p. M.
Leave West Chester at D5 A. M. and 400 n M.
Trains leaving Pniladelphia at 7.45 A. ~ and $50
r M, connect Ct j. Junction with Trains ON p. q
B, o IL, r., for Oxford and intermediate points.
SlOk dhNkt WOOD, General sup'k
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ON SUNDAYS,

UN SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 9l5 A., and p NJ
Leave Chestnut Hill a. 7'60 A. NJ, lz4O 5'A0 and rs
p. M.
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pENNsYLVANIA CENTRAL KAILROAD

FALL TIME, TAKING EFFEUV NOV, q, 1863.
Tine trains OF tine Penn9yIyAnIa Central BaiIrond
Streets, which Is reached directly by: the Market
Street the lSst connecting with each train
leaving Front and Market streets thirty minutes hes
fore its departure. The Chesnut and Walnut Streets
cars run within one square Of the Depot
Sleeping Car Tickets can be had on application Rt
the Ticket othce n, W. corner Ninth and Chesnul
Agsnts OF the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage at the depot orders left at
No. qOl Ghesnnt seet or No. ll6 Marker street, will
receive tTiss tTEAINs LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ
Paol Accommodation, 10 80 A. NJ, TAO, and 500 p Nd.
90 =, NJ,
Erie oU a, ID,
Esrrppurg $50 Il. N,
lancaster Accommodate 400 Z. NJ,
ParkesbuIg o'Sg II Id.
Erie Mail ana Buffalo 2. ID.
Philadelphia Express W Night
Erie Mail leaves daily, except Sunday, running on
Saturday night to Williamsport only On Sund night
passengers will leave Philadsiphis at II o'clock
Phiiaoeipha Express leaves daily Ali other trainr
Ting Westsrn Acconmodsslon Train runs daily, ex-
ca11t sunday, For this train tickets must be pro-
cnf cd BAGGAGE delivered Dy 6OO r. M, AZ NO. 1la
AafKgTsR TRAfNs sIl9fs ARRIVE AT DEPOT. WIZ
Cinnnnst ~ A. n
PLi!adeubia Express Sl0 A, ~
pao Accom- odRtion..- $3.50 A. NJ, 840and 7l0 Z. M
fIris M Ali and Buffalo a. NJ
Parkesburg ~ a. NJ
East A. Nj
IL ~ 4. M
Erie ~ e N
Day .0 az E II
HSrrshurs 70 '''.''''s ~ ~ II
Rry tuYthsr information sppiy " rr,o,w.. ..u.
sSG Tr.KYN VANIEER, X. V1CReb Akens,
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CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia At To- II A. M, O. 8A 5x,
leave Chestnut Hill at TO- g. $40, lI4O A. NJ, 14O.
a.sO $40, $40 8'A0 and 10 40 r. NJ.
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AFTERNOON EvpnrI

Leaves Philadelphia at s's0 p. M. for Reading
PotbsVle harrisburg, etc., conn ectlnR with Reading
and ColumbiR Railroad trains for Columbia etc,
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FOR MANAYUNR.
g. sIs 81, 6l4, 8 O6, ana llh p. NJ. ~
Leave hIRnsyunk AZ 6iO, ia, $40 ga and llh A. n.
o az X az anu II. N,
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NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTsBURe AND

NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTSBUR0 AND
Leaves New York at at 9 a. n and s and p. M..
passing Reading at % A. M and 100 and 1918 p M
and Northern Central Railrosd Express trains for
PittsbuIg Chicago, Willamsport Elmira, Balti.
% Returning Express train leaves Harrisburg on
$50 and 80 A. M. and 10 5oP; M, passing Reading
Ss% wa Yore az and fnS H. seepS5S az
accompany these trains through between JERSEY
$40 4 u snS 5S5 Mail train Tor HarrlaSsurs as
lsCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
6'4y P. NJ. returning from Tamaqua at ss5 A. M and
2'l5 and ASS r. Id.
soHuYLKILL AMP osqsauEHAMNA RAIL
Trains leave Auburn @ & s. 7S5 M NJ for PInegrove
Hna ReSSins Nom ~ 5 ana
and from fremont at 40 A. NJ. and S'S5 p. NJ. -,''
TICKETS.
Through hrst-class tickets and emigrent Tickets to
all the principal points In the North and West
Excursion Tickets from Philadelphia to Reading
and in!ermeaa5e stations, gooa Tor one day only
Readlng ana Pottssown Accommodation Trains, al
XCnrson Tickets to Philadelphia, gooa sor oro
day only, are sold At Reading and intermediate sta.
tons by Reading ana Pottstown Accommodation
e y @
street, Philadeiphia or OF q. A. NicnOlls, General
Superintendent, Readlns.
ooAlMUTATIoN TICKETS
At a5 per cent. discount, between any point. d.
sired, for FAMILIES and nrms'
MILEAGE TICKETS.
Good for 2ooO miles, between ali points, at s52SO
each tor families ano hrmss
SEASON TICKETS,
For three six, nine, or twelve monthg, for holdera
only, 10 ali points ~ reduced rates.
CLERGYM MEN
Residing on the line OF the road VIII be furnished
with Caros emitting themselves and wives TO Elckets
Rt half tare
EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia to principal stations good sor
Saturday, Sunday ana Monday, at reduced rare. 20
be had only at the Ticket Office, At Thirteenth md
CRllowhill streets.
FRHIGHT.
Goods of all descriptions forwarded TO all the above
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
WINTER TIME TABLE.-THROU9H AND
DTREIyT ROUTE BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, HARRISBUR9i WIMLLIAMSPORT, III
AID THE GREAT OIL REGION OF PESNsYL-
VANIA. r,r. O, III MIGHT 1,rotn.
On and sfter MONDAY. November %, 1858, the
,,S,ns on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad viii
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sor sursh?gso goH@ iRaSF%sliRSfh Ti9ss. A4rsn.
'As a. sPHi, sqi5Is \ y ANSEf NSffIsSss sssSSss'.
The Fennsylyanis Railroad COMPANY win not ss,
parsl ana Mt the fssponsiSty % 20 One HandasS
RCaES n IN be- se nne @
By specsl contFsS
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
Z ! NoRKIsToWN RAILROAD.
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Lesye PhaaslPhdas sK e. sTS ~ IL y A. M
Leave Germantown at ", 8, s2O o. IL, IL, IL A,
hs doNn CRAM ana aad a 4 y + ~ trains will
not stop on the Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Germantown At s. Is 4. NJ. l. g. am and M y F. x.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Phisdelphia at Q, 9. 10 u A. M o% 6x,7,
leave chestnut I'm st54o, g, $40, r4O A. NJ. I4O,
$40, $40, $40, s'AO and 10 40 p. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
sys esye p6assaa9 pa a. a. gS A. M and
FOR ooNsHoHooKEN AND NoRR1sTowN.
Leave Pmhiadephia III 81 g. shs 9. ana llO5 A. NJ, IN,
Leave Nrfrstown at $40 q 76O. Q, and IL A. NJ IN,
9. Al, 51l, aad sh p. m.
ON sUNDAYs.
Leave Leave NorrssoWn st 7 A. Nj ia ana r NJ '
FOR mANAYUNK.
Leave Philadeip&his & e5A;s g. ana ll'O0 A. M; lh
Leave MSnSgqns a. s'iO' 7'l' $40 ga and liI A. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS.
LeSye manayunk a!7]s A. M; 6 and ga z. NJ.
W. 81 Depot Ninth and Green streets.
pHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
WINTER TIME TABLE.-THROU9H AND
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ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia a. 8 A. n "a ana ~ PM
isSve manayunk RL75s A. M; 6 and ga z. M.
A@o"' w g. WILSON, General superintendent,
W" " Depot, Ninth ana Green streeIS.
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MORNINn EYpnrsS

s,tn AZ ISO "A: "a; for Reading and ali interrnedIa
~ sS ~ hno Alentown. Returning leaves Readn
~ ooo r. Mi arrives In PHILADELPHIA al 9'25 p NJ
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RAILROAD LINES,

(EADING RAILR0AD.-GREAT TRUNK
49, LINE FROM PHILADFIPHIA TO THE
~ 11Hy44ERlOR OF FPEENsYLVANIA.T TII e SO HUYII-
NIL, NIL: ,SusQUEHANNA, GUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEYe,
NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND TILE oANADAs.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
roou,-. TRAINS December Ia. 1855
Caiioiik the Company's Depot az Thirteenth and
SSuwnin streets, Philadelphia at the following
MORNING ACCOMMODATION.
AZ 1SO A. ~. for Reading and ali Intermediate
sthhons hno Allentown. Returning leaves ReadinR
" 800 r. Mi arrives In Philadelphia at S'25 p. M
A.. o, MORNING EXPRESS.
pottsSiiIo "A, M Ior Rssding, Lebanon, Harrisburg,
nor, MI, me Sr0Ve, TamaquR Sunbury, Williams
VIII tsochester, Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
HaRessinw a1'tston York Carlisle, ChambersburE,
The 7'SO A. nj. train connects Mt READING with
Isnh5ylVanis tRilroad trains for Allentown,
Tanon valley Ira for Har4spSpg % SpansG o az TR PoR me
NIlH1ON with Catnwlssa Railroad trains for VIII
namspoIt, LOCK Haven, Elmra ETC.; at HARRIs-
,a With noatheTn Central, Cumberland Valley,
eno schuyikin and SusquehannR trains for North.
nmoeIland Willsmsport, York, ChRmbersburg,
PinegroVe, etc.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS
Leaves Philadelphia at 1890 p, M, for Reading
Potsvlle Harrisburg, ETC., connecting with Reading
and ColumbiE Railroad trains for Columbia, etc.
PoTTsTowN ACCOMMODATION,
LeAye9 PotNtowD AZ 645 A. M, stopping at inter-
mediate stations; arrives In Philadelphia aI glO A, NJ
BetuInlng leaves Phadelphia at p. M; arrives in
PottstoWn at els T. NJ.
READING ACCOMMODATION
Leaves ReeolnR at7.D A NJ. stepping at P'l way
RetuTning, leaves philadelphia at 4i5 p. Nj arrives
In Reading at 7'4O Z. M
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ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at els A. M, q T. and lOX p NJ
Leave Germantown At g. ID A. NJ. ], 6, and % p. III.
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EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia to principal stations, good IN,
Saturday, Sunday. ana Monday, at reduced isres "
be had only the Ticket Office, At Thirteenth ma
Callowhill streets ~