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AUCTION SALES
M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. I39 AND IGI
INLs 9. FOURTH eTREEf. -


CHOICE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
Afternoons,
March %, "a, 25 and ~, AZ O'Clock, including
British poets ls0 volumes; calf WRverley Novels,
30 volumes: dickens works. % volumes; Bolwsr.s
novels. 40 volumes; Marryatts novelsi Jameson's
Tenpyson; bon Quixote La Fontaine. etc; Fro ~
sarts Chronicles with iuminattonB, 2 volumeg dno
editions OF Shakespeare, poets theology etc. 82e5
sale on the Premises. NO $40 South Tenth street,
HANDSOME RHSIDENCE, SUPERIOR WALNUT
PARLOB. CHA MBER, AND DINING-ROOM
FURNITURE, MIRRORS. FINE BhU5gELS
AND OTHER CARPETS ETC.
On Monday Morning,
March 20, at 10 o'clock, by cat ,logue, the entire
housel old furDituIe, comprising handsome walnut
paTor suit covered with reps elegant oiled walnut
chamber euits cOtnge cham Der suits; eleyant wat
nut wprdrobes superior diuing-room furnitnre, nne
hair and sprng mattresses: hue feather beds,
polsters, aud pillows; handsome reliable. mar
BILE top; china aud glass ware; kichen utensils nna
Ent lish Brussels and other carpets. etc
HANDSOME MOD DERN RhSIDENOE,
Sale on the Premises,
Previous to the sale of furniture, VIII be sold the
very handsome modern three.story brick resi-
dence. with French roof as all tue modern oonve.
nences and is well and Substantially built. Lo 70
SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
Comprising important parts OF TIMO. 6KIVATH
COLLECTIONS. TO he sold at No. 1871 Oh GSNUT
Street, MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS.
March 20 ard 20 On free exhibition rom Wednes.
day, l!th instant, at the Pennsylvania Academy OF
Works OF the following eminent Artists are In
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oN SUNDAYS.
FOR MANAYUNK.

Iaave Philad elphia at 8 A. NJ: "a and TX Pm,
Leave NoIriDtown at A. Nj; 5h ana r. NJ.
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COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, 0F
~ all numbers and bEAnds. Tent. AWNING Ans
WAgon-Cover Duck. ...,.. 49,,
thirty incheS 10 ysix Inches wide Pauul, Bel
ing. SAIL TwiaS, etc John "; " ~ lssr,.
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RAILROAD LINES.

1899 FOR NEW YORK.--THE CAMDEN
1NfnSSTS2: 1NnSHSE:NarGDI2 AHD hMBQY AND PHILMADELPHIA La
HHoM ~ y pP pRPHiIItL,AADELPH1A Z Ia TO NEW YORK, AND
.,e,.o PROM wAIryx srREET wHARy.
AssS%% Ass%% Nj vie Camden snd Amb0y Accop,;;t2os SS
via Camden snd pa 1saSsS HmSSs z HT @s s
A OF A@%nGy @ ns s3S d sns ststS6S
ziSsSSiS 4 $50 ana 80 y = % X Sasf?Sa iOT f?Sn.cn
SSr Scidsnsown a. BurnstOn. ssVsriS. SIa ana De-
AZ 81 $50 S1oro1os sn1 10 A. M So 49, and C
The I and SOr il,sO r n Lines leave from Market
.,uA M FS0a sIs Kdn.sISnE KKSNsINsToE DrFoT.
York Express Line Fare 81. .''ae' 0'S' N'"
and AZ ic4S 10 fnS dt bissc R for Trenton
AtzsO and II A. NJ. 2SO, aud P. M. for Morrisvine
Al TsO D' and 10 IS A. M. and 2sO, and SP M. for
SVtFG t@sosnG fO:iS a. n s5O q and p NJ for Corn
we and ana aTSScUHy wSq9S
dS HolSesbTrE aud STATIONS ~ r NJ '0'
bEoM wTsto Via oonhedtinE mIainRTRiiWaH RaiiWa1. DEroF'
n-si. At'tS ~ A: I2S g ssS ahs il New York E1
a. lisO r N. EmigTant Line; Fare, &
A. ss g.s snS @ 3 spe n r 64 ~ b4sd a0s Gren'0n
~ oSgh for MaosE%sys TnlGwn
burg, Tacony, Wissinoming, BridesbufE, and Frank
TGe 0sS M ssG and u 2 M Lines will run
For Lines leaving Kensington depot. take the cars
on Third or Filth streets, 81 ohesnnt, 80 minutes
peIOIe uepbhtuLo Ipe cars mbrKeL SbEeeb tsMiWhH
run direct TO West Philadelphia Depot, Chestnut and
walnut within one square. On Sundsys the Market at
street cars viii run to connect with the S45 A. M 6se
and IL T.. M Lines.
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES,
TRoA KKNsIHGToN DEPOT.
At T3D A, M. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkirk,
Elmtra, Ithaca, Owego Rochester, Binghsmton, o.
wego, Syracuse, GreRs Bend, MontrOse, WIkesbRTre,
Scranton, 6troudsburg, Water Gap, schooleys Noun.
tain, ETC.
AT 7sO A. n and $3.50 p N. for Belvidere, Easton,
LambertviIle, Flemington, etc, The $3.50 4. h. .Lne
connects direct with the Train leaving Easton tor
MRuCh Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, etc,
At p. n. for Lambertvllle and intermediate Sta
tonB,
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY land
PEhBERToN AND HIGHTsroWN RAIL
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY, Upper side.)
Ai and 10 A; NJ. l'so 20, snd $50 p. M for Mer-
AainBport, Hount Holly, @ smishyiile Evansville
Al A. M, 1880 and $3.50 p M, for Lewistow'
Wrightstown, Cookstown, New Egypt, Hornerstown
Cream Ridge, INLAY stOwn, Sharon and Hightst0wn
ii is WILLIAM Ii. GATZMER, Agent
-----------e--r. IIIIlI
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FOR CoNsHOHOCKEN AND NORRIsTOWN.
g. AZ, b%, 614, 8 O5, and ll1a r. N.
Leave Norrlstown at 54o q 76O Q. and II A. NJ, III.
& az 81, and 81 p, M
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= Y b. 8 G o T, JR
NUT Street, PHILADELPHIA,

B scorrs s54 AFE s,.s:s $sss:Ss.i 6Has
sSiSn ssT,%r 70
Of Merchandise respectfully solicited. ss
SPECIAL FAty a1Eyr6 Of BEST EQUALITY TRIPLE
,Atnh o'clock; at SCOTS Art Gallery. No 1890
e sS SasH' rTfsisys Tss s1s4 s
pitchers, castOTs, irut dishes so6ets spoons forks.
ETC. etc. It
TRIPLE ESiLVER.PLAIEDW WARE.
Being the stock q Of the celebrated chss.
npS On s'fess Fnesaay %snStarnqasf' %Sfnins.
1920 chesnnt street viii BE- SoS a. pubic SALE one
Of the largest and fullest assor OF extra quality
In ibis ci!g an the wares guaranteed,
The entire catalogue will be sold without the least
Particulars hereafter. saa
rTlaoMAs BIRCH q SON, AUCTIONERRE
oBEsEUT street, rear entFanos No. iios sansosa ss
sTp6ERI9R E6sf1gR H%TSEHGhS Il 4 TgENITgkE, PIANO
@ oSFoN GhfS3h GHhafSS33hc chhFEFs ssFEEs sEMTS9 sEATTSS9
NASAlNE i H HhIG; ;r,.. ,,o.,-
Tes TG1Sa w s a. hs anelon store No lilo Chssnu.
nrSnre sGfH ei
psTloI sniis Of yarlous patterns In plu h. reps ard
b5oIwy wITSFG6ss S5 c LIBRARY suits
enson dining aSes Srussfs nng ana
,iEn carpets hSi maItIesses, feather beds, library
chelrs arge French plate mantel and pier mirrors,
SsnS s,ehl dlniDg room and chamber chairs sewing
Ii,ehen ,nri ohina ana glassware bAgs'ehe tApie'
=, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, four rosewood and ma
SILVER PLATED WARE.-Also, an assortment
oirieh silver plated -, n.
MUSICAL BOX.-One superior musical Dox' "a
DENTAL FURNACE, ETC. - One large dental
furnace new monlds, mHfler slides, bench ana vice
tools. lSHE
HORSE, MULE. WAGONS HARNESS PORK
etc, Assignee's sale la Bankruptcy, northwest
corner Second and Moore streets, First waTd
on Friday Morning, .
26h instant at 10 O'clock at the nortnwes&o we & cIarof M
AssiRnees of David France, horses mhles wagons
harness. IL hhds pork, sheep tongues. scales r0n
CO shares Oak Shade Oil stock 2OOshares soass'
OLARK 4 EVANS, AUCTIoNEERs. NO. go
~ CHESNuT Street
viii sell THIS DAY, Morning and EEsninE.
Cloths CaBsimeres, Hosiery, 6tstionsry' Tapae 49,
Pocket Cutlery. NotIons, etc. ~, s.a n..~.tas.
City and country merchants VIII nna "Afs
eoods packed free OF charge
- n McCI,FEs a CO., AUCTIONEEks' DO
~. bO6 MAhKET sHeeE
sArpor 1000 CASES BOOTS. SHOES BRosASs.
ASarcn 90 oommmnenoinE a 10 O'clock Also . large
lips :, ss,Sa ciss %rSs r@onSSSs H Thursasys si
nv -TIpPINCOTT, son CO., AUG
Is TIoNEERs, AsHHURsr BuiLDiSu' N$
TEENAN, SON & CO., AUCTIONERRBs
Il No. ns b. FRONT Street. unU
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OF CONDEMNED ORD

DUBLlO SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
u nance Stores.
A large quantity of condemned Ordnance ana Ord
nance Stores will be offered tor bRs ~ Pablo Auc.
tlon, at BOOK ISLAND AIRS SNAL, Illinois, on
WEDE ESDAY, April z, 1863, 1T 10 O'cook A. M ~
The following comprises some Of the principal 1.
cies 70 be &c Id. viz -
% Irol Cannon, various calibres.
1l0O Field CRrragrs and Linbers
100 sets of rtillery Harness,
10000 pounds Shot and she'll
5000 sets OF Infantry Announcements
220O IL HcClellnn Saddles.
7U0 q rtillery saddles,
1900 Halters,
700 Saddle Blankets.
5000 Watering Brides:
S400 Cavalry Curb Brides.
s291 AItillery braces and Il amaA,
Persons wishing catalogues o. ne stores 70 oe sold
can obtsp them by application ~ tne Chlst OF Ora.
napcs, at washington, d. O.. or Brevet Colonel 8.
TnTSPIN limited States Army, Purcn aslng Officer
corner OF HOUSTON and GRG1E streets, heW York
city, OF upon application at this Arse9n;; pis;rAN
Lieutenant Colonel Ordnance,
Brevet Rrigadier-GeDerai " >. AZ
Rock Land Arsenal, January rs, 1859. 80 tA
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MAILS

Leave Philadelphia daily at 4S5 A. M, 1890 noo
8 and z. Ii, Tor Reading, Lebanon, HRrrIshUUS
PottsVille, Port Clinton, and all points bey Ond
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Leave Philadelphia at 9i5 A., and Up. M.
Leave chestnut Hill ~ 7'50 A. NJ, R4O, 5'40 and 925
z. Ii.
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DUNTING, DUKBOROw d CO.. AUCTION
q BANK rs 10 oSn ss.s
4-' oANTos MATTINes, Efc. 0inS
March M at S oeGdE on eSr mSsnth
20 oC Pieces @ OF ngsia ye1etap list bemp cottage,
tEpRoPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC.
On Monday Morning,
Anrch ~ NJ 10 O'CLOCK, on four months credit. In
EN- I'll h3oh fAhfs SAkH or
~ MessTs. KUTTER, LUcKEMEYER & co.
sS!Irs, gros de Naples, malints crepes. ana other
SALE OF 1000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES. IRA.
on Tuesday Morning, [s241
March aO at 10 O'Clock, on four months creait.
ESTATE OF JOHN b STEVENSON, JR.,
In Bankruptcy.
Sale by 1Sfk fT6sE Il kAs6Gfsf 6TSS6Ro% 6fS1Vgn co.
Anr, 1890 ON Q nI Friday IN Mornipg' r1 o,coo,
bsess 9e odp 81 II wa,n
pieces carriage oil cloths and printed car lining
MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCYIONEERS.-.
No. Sas OH SMUT ST., rear entrance rom Gfnors
Sale s. E. corner OF Main ana Herman streets. Ger
SUPERIOR HousEaohS ae1.Swr wFruRN1TusE. HAND
s9ME sNh 4Aa1SEMooP PIASo AZ ESRfE. VELVET
On Mondey Morning,
18th nst. NJ ii O'CLOCK. at the S. f. of Main
and Herman streets, Germantown. by catalogue,
superior walnut and hair cloth parlor furniture su-
perior cham berfurniture, extension table, soma
rosewood piano,forte. hsir mattresses, bedding.
velvet and Ingram carpets, cooking utensils, etc etc.
May be seen early on the morning sale. Cars
leave depot Ninth and Green Streets every
hour. t8S5t
SALE OF MISCELLAN NEOU5 BOOKS
On MOnday Evening
18th Inst AZ IA O'Clock mt the auction rooms No.
5's9 Chesnut street, by catalogue, miscellaneous
books, from libraries. 3253t
sale NO S2 n: Fortieth st. West Philadelphia.
HANDSOME WAl NUT FURNITURE ELEGANT
sCAQMACKER PIANOFORTE, HANDSOME
VELVET AND FNaLISH BRUSSELS GAR
On Thursday Morning,
April ], at 10 o'clock, st No. 70 North FOrtIeth
street, West Philadelphia by catalogue, hand sons
walnut and brocateie parIor furniture eiagere aud
centre table 10 match. superior chestnut cha mber
suit elegant rosewood 5chomack piano forte very
superior Howe sewing machine, handsome Enelish
Brussels and velvet carpets Brussels hall ana stair
carpets, handsome French 6hina tea and coffee sets
kitchen utensils oil cloths, etc.
May be seen early on morning of SALE 8238t
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FREIGHT
FREIGHT TRAINS

Goods Of all descriptions forwarded to all the sbov.
points from the Companys new freight depot RroaS
and Willow Btrests,
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READING AOOoMMoDATIoN,

CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passengers for Downingtown and intermedia5e
points Ike the 7'30 A. M, 1870. and p. NJ. traias
from Philadelphia. Returning from Downingto Wn
at $50 A. M, II 45 and 6'l5 p. NJ.
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w, Is, WILSON, General superintendent.
Depot, Ninth and Green streeTa.
E WINTER TIME TABLE-THROU9H AND
DiRECT ROUTE BETWMEN PHTLADELPHTA,
RND 6A I HE HE GREAT OIL REGION OF PESNSYi.
ASi iSiei ant sleeping 0sEs on all Night Trains
onS9a ss s5s nS Ens q ds the ,hs
MAIL TRAIN leaves
ERIE EzPREss leaves %IIia%RsSSar ssS g
ELMIRA MAII leaves IMhiIjHIasRai1 MiIjIsSIRn0I s,3S $40
arrives q LSoEiSvsn.-.,:, = Sis e +. x. K
MAIL TRAIN ayes 4. 4 n n
arrives At Phiiaaelphia."''.lo@1o 90 A. a.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves TWIil;s%sVCrs f5S SaS
arrives at P6iiadei ipniS.. 40 P. M. n.
nSG Ta TspTSs SsIosS 2no SsHs6 snS
THROUGH sdnslsi ssasnTR supsiIn.andsnsl p aIa.aSdss
w RAILRoAD.zwINTER ARRANGEMENT;
lon and siter MONDAY, October s. 1868, Trains viii
Leave PhiiSoelphia from the Depot, THIRTY.
sT fna M 4o p M ss ass ana ,o 49, r. M NJ
Leave West Chester for Phiadelphia, from Deport
% Sss = H. Iss sSs E M % and as go i ~ a
ing PhiisSspSS a. $50 z NJ. win stop a b. q juno.
tion and Media only; Passsngersto or from station
WIN lake ak a1ss leaving sS ws. Shssts9
sSHH % ~f:' and ssas ssss sss sssln !. siyq
The Depot In PhIladephiA is reached diSec,ly By
the Chesnpt and Walnut Street cars. Those Of the
both Isi n Win ssSS sa upon ns %
arrival. ,,u s,,urr ~,
Leave PhilAdelphis At s'sc 4. M ana goo p. M.
Leans TssEs ws ssSnR M N 49S rs 1
P M and leaving West Chester ~ 500 A. NJ. aud i.5o
E. T. H. Sf 6ifSF$S $s$V sPS %S8sSd sSdisss poH
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Leave philadelphia At o, ~. o, and lI'O5 A. M; III
a. az, 81. 6h, 8 %, ana ll56 p. NJ.
Leave Msnsyunk az 6i0, 71S $40, 91I and ll}E A. II.
2, az, 8, 6l<. ana p. IA.
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GOAiEiOWN
Leaves Potetown At 645 A. M, stopping ut inter
mediate Btatons arrives In Philadelphia $40 a. NJ
Returning leaves philadelphia at p. n. arrives II
Pottstown ct 6'l6 p. N.
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From Philadelphia to principal stations pood L..
Saturday, Sunday. ana Monday. at reduced isTe iod
be had only at the Ticket Office, NJ thirteenth nS
Callowhill streets. ~Ao
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CHESTNUT HILL RAILR0AD.
Leave Phiisdelphis NJ 9. g. 10, IL A. M 2, az, 6x T.
Leave Chestnut Hill at 710, g. $40, u4o A. M, l.4o
(. go. $40, 6'4O $40 and 10 Z. NJ w
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PERKIOMEN RAILROAD.

PEhhlOMEN MAILMAN,
Passengers tor Skippack take 7'30 A. M. and p
NJ. trains from from SkIppaci
$40 A. NJ and l245 p M. Stage lines for various
points In Perkiomen Valley connect with trains a
Oollegeville and Skippack.
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AVTERNOON ExPRWes.

Leaves Philadelphla at 3'SO p. NJ for Reading
Pottsve, Harrisburg, ETC., onnectnR with Reading
and Columbia Railroad trains for Columbia, etc,
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ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia o. A. "A 2h and ~ P: N.
w, 5, WILSON, General superintendent.
DeIOL Kfnth atr
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MORNINfI ExpREss
NORTH. NORTHWEST. AND THE cANADAs.

- mOkNlNG ACCOMMODATION.
At 7S0 A. M. for Reading and all intermedlRt
Stations and Allentown. Returning leaves Readin
Rt 6S6 Z. M; arrives In Philadelphia ut 9'Q5 p. M.
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SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
On Montay Evening.
29th Inst at IA o'clock ut the auction rooms No
$40 Chestnut street, by catalogue miscellaneous
books, from libraries. 3259t
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Ea.s sz.vlh
S0s ''f'A51O JOE@ VXNLEER IL e., Ticket M "a Agent
SAMUEL a. WALLACE,
The Penpsylvsnia Railroad Company win not rs.
sume any risk 4 for Baggage, except for Wearing APP
boliars in value All Baggage exceeding that amount
In value win be st the rsk q the owner unless taken
sBe'lAi General G %sAtas Atodas
I NORRIsToWN RAILROAD.
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at 6, 2, 8, O5, 10, II, l2 A. M
fesys s5 " aerms1own ma 40 &C 10 ~ III lae M M
M, ~ J. u. :. g. el7 T. II .Ti K, l. w. IL A.
The $40 down train: and S% and 81 up trains, will
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia AZ s'l6 A. M, O. T. and IOx p M
Leave Germantown at s. l5 A. NJ. i, 8, and 81 p. M
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Phlsdelphis st 8. 8, TO- IL A. NJ, az. 6x,T
Leave CHESTNUT Hill at TO- g. $40, lI4o A, M. ian
$40, $40, $40, $40, and l0AO +. M
Leave Philadelphia at 9l5 A., and p. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill a. 100 A. NJ, R40 $40, and 925
?. Ii.
FOR CoNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsTowN.
Leave fhiladelpna. III . 9! 9. ~ O. and llO6 A. NJ IA
Leave Norristown at $40 Z. 7bO, Q. and IL A. NJ Ix
3. AZ, 64G, and So r. N.
ON SUNDAYS.
Jaave Philad alphia at 8 A. M: "a and 7k p. M,
Leave Norrstown NJ u A. Nj 55a ana 9 p. NJ
FOR MANAYUNK.
g. az, 81, 81, 8 05, and III p. NJ.
LcaVe MSasyuhk a. 6'io, Tx, $40, 9I and ll}I AM.
q 81, s, 6x. ana 9P. ri.
ON SUNDAYS.
DhIladaiDhiA A
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AZ s'b a. M. for Reading Lebanon Harrisburg,
Pottsviiie Pine Grove, TamRqua Sunbury, Williams
Mllkesbarre Plttston, York Carlisle. ChambersbuEg,
HageTetown, etc,
The 7'sO A, M. train connects ut READING with
East Pennsylvanis Railroad trains for Allentown
etc, and the S15 A NJ. train connects with the
Lebanon Valley train for Harrisburg, etc; at PORT
CLINTON with CatRwissa Railroad trains for VIII
LOCK haven, Emira, etc; At HARRIS
BURG with Northern Central, Cumberland Valley,
sno schuylkill and SusquehannA trains for North
PineRrOVe, otc.
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PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN. AN
i NORRISTOWN RAILROAD,
ON SUNDAYS
CHESTNUT HILL RAJ

ON bUNDAYB.
Leave Philadelphia At els A. NJ, 2, 2, and IOx p M
Leave Germantown at s. 10 A. NJ. /, 8, and 81 r. nj
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lsCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave Pottsville ct 8 45 and 1880 A. M and
64y p. M. returning from TamaQua at ss5 A. M. and
2.l5 and 4.35 =. Nj.
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PEADING RAILROAD.-GREAT TRUNK
III LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA TO THE
INTERIOR OF FPENNsYLVANIA.T THE sCHUYL-
WYOMING VALLEYS,
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CARD The undersigned will give particuIsr AZ:
tentlon to sales at Dwellings OF parties removing
HAVING no place for sto of furnituye it will he n
my I'M crest make clean sales. other consignmeniS
OF Merchandise respectfully solicited ga
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HORSE MULE, WAGONS. HARNESS. PORK,
Etc. Assignees sale la bankruptcy, northwest
corner Second and Moore streets, First ward.
on Friday Morning,
26th instant at 10 o'clock. at the northwest corner
ofsecond and Moore Streets Flsst ward oy oroer o.
AssiRnees OF David France. horse, mele, wagons
bai ness IL hhds. pork sheep tongues, scales IRON
sa 68 shares Oak Shade oil stock, 200 shares Eorss
Shade oil stock, tAlIOW, etc,
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sCRUYLKILL AND sUsQUEHANNA RAIL-
ROAD.
Trains leave Auburn at 755 A. NJ. for Pinegroye
ana ia arrisburg and At 1915 Pine0roys AMI
Fremont, Returning from Harrisburg at 3SO p M
and from fremont al 7'40 A. NJ and 5'S5 p. M, "
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
Start Rixhf.

The community seems now to he pretty thor
oushly awakened on the railroad question, aud
general disposition il manifested to give mate
rial aid for the improvement of our railroad
facilities. The thing now Is to start right. What
We want Is railroad sss'sm for Washington We
want the railrOadswe aid 20 radiate from Wash
iUgton, and VIC want an Authoritative voice in
their management, to insure that the interests
of Washington shall he protected and the money
vote spent properly The city must not
again he put in the Notifying position it occu-
pied in relation to the Washington and Alex
andria railroad In that instance the Corpora
ton, ia its laundering haste to give aid to that
enterprise, indorsed the bonds of the road To a
large amount without taking any legal lien, or
securing any voice whatever in the manage
nent The result was that this city not only had
." foot the bills OF the road, but il was run
when built, not only without regard to the
interests of the city or Of our business men, but
directly i'm opposition to them in the way of dis
elimination on freights, against u, i'm favor of
Baltimore on one side and the Virginia cities on
the other.
The city Of Baltimore was more sagacious in
it, mode of dealing with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad The city and State gave largely
To the construction of the road, but secured
themselves amply and with a controlling inau-
wise in regard to any roads built by our
money in future.
As we have said above. what aid we give must 20
to build up system OF railroads centerng here
III the LOudon and Hampshire Railroad Com
I'any, for instance. have any idea that Washing
ton will give million of dollars for an elbow
branch, or switch to this city, striking OF from
theirfoad at Four-mile Run or some point nearer
Alexandria than Washington, they ought to be
disabused of the idea; and if the Southern Ma
ryland Railroad Company expect to get 10000
subscription for an elbow, while the main stem
goes on Baltimore-ward, or far enough in that
direction to tap the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road east of this city, they, too, should be disa-
hused We don't know that these companies
expect any such thing, but it is well to guard
against misunderstanding in the start. Wash
ingtOn has depended on switches and elbows for
railroad facilities about long enough. With a
population OF 10 600 We want some railroads of
our own, that will be feeders for US and identi-
fed with our interests. The city is ripe to
help any enterprises OF the sort that will help
us; but we want to insure the fact that they will
help W., and that the money we expend shall not
20 to lire the pockets OF SPECTATORS or "rings,"
or to build up feeders for rival cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-26

A new word has been added to the stock of
political phraseoiogy out in Western Virginia.
IL Is "letuppers,' and means that wing of the
Republican party who are disposed to s.let up
on or show liberal spirit towards those who
acted or sympathised with the rebels i'm their
late attempt to overthrow the Government 1t
l. a rather expressive phrase and will doubtless
have run outside OF the State where it orig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-26

- Adams Hepublican, was elected mayor OF
Portsmouth, n. H., ON Tuesday, by 30 majority
over Jones, the present democratic incumbent.
Is stated In Paris that Troppmann, the
Pantir murderer, has confessed his crime. and
ayerred that he had no aceomplice.
~The melancholy days have come when
overcoats mysteriously disappear from the rack
in the front hall. =
h~five years ago there was but one woman
then four, then eight. and nov there are sixteen.
~Among the charges before the San Francis
CO Ponce Court last month were i've hundred
and ten "uncommoniy drunksn
ga family Of supposed miliionaires has lust
fed from fInn avenue, New York, % Europe,
9TH little bills OF s75yooo unpaid.
ling cashier Of CD veland
ne newspaper requesting
This death. OF course they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-26

The SPANISH GUNBoATs--Yesterday Mar
shall Harlow sent a number of deputies to take
charge of the Spanish gunboats at
the foot OF Thirteenth street, North
river. New York. Delamater, the CON
tractor for the vessels, has applied to the
State Department for their release, on the
ground that he is bound to deliver them to the
representatives of the Spanish government ON
certain day. His application is now on file in
Secretary Fishs Office. The failure of the con-
tractor to have the steamer placed at his dispo-
sal. has, it is said, led the SPANISH Minister To
make formal applications for their release, and
the matter il now i'm consideration. 1t Is report
Ell that the seizure of the gunboats will throw
i0o men out of employment at the Delamater
work: