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ct. LOUIS = AEsESAL, ! ss ,S6a ST. LOUIS, MO-.

OT. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
= FEBRUARY % 1869.
PUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
NANCE AND ORDNANCE SFORES.-WtIl be
offered for sale, at puolic auction, at the st.
Louis Arsenal, st. Louis Mo-, com men oing on
MONDAY, the l2th day of April, 1859, at 10
o'clock A. M, large amount of con ntemned
Ordnance and Ordnance stores, etc., co assisting
in part of the following articles, viz.:-
81 cast iron field guns, with carriages and
Implements.
100 cast iron guns, various, total weight
about $50 tons.
$50 tons cannon balls to AZ pounds.
so artillery carriages, various.
600 sets artillery wheel harness, for two
horses.
1890 sporting rifles and shot guns, various
1928 carbines and rifles, various.
IA All sabres and swords, various.
l23 600 cartridge boxes, various.
1900 cavalry saddles, various.
5000 artillery saddles, various.
% 100 curb bridles various.
10000 watering brides. various.
$4,000 halters. various.
1850 leather traces, various.
40l, 9S5 pounds of cannon powder.
S28 450 pounds of mortar powder.
777, $50 pounds of musket powder.
Is 200 pounds of rifle powder.
159 $40 pounds of damaged powder.
go, ,834, 600 musket and pistol percussion caps
VIZ ought and cast iron scrap, etc. etc.
Persons desiring catalogues OF the storeHto
be sold can obtain them by application to the
Brevet Colonel s. Crispin, U. 8. A., purchasing
agent, corner of Houston and Greene streets,
New York, orupon apRliGatiMon M af ms aE1ensI'
Lieut. Col. of Ord and BIT. Brig. Gen. U. S. A,
Commanding 81
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90 vERN M MENT SAL E..

u
VIII be sold at Public Auction, by II. B.
SMITHSON, Aucttoneer, at Allegheny Arsenal,
Pittsburg, Pa, commencing at l0.o'clock A. M,
Wednesday, March "a, 1859. the following arti-
cles VIII
% Cast Iron Cannon.
2,S29 Stands of Grape and Carcasses.
3.ST Carbines. new, repaired, rusty, etc.
3,lZ u. 8. Rifles, Cal. 81 and 5o repaired,
rusty, etc.
4S77 Enfield Musk cts, repaired.
43l9 Foreign MusketS and Rifles, rusty, etc.
3,l30 u. s. Muskets, Cal. SO, rusty, etc.
2279 Pistols and Revolvers, new, repaired,
and rusty.
1000 Sets of Infantry Accoutrements (oldl
1882 Pounds of Cannon, Musket, and Rife
Powder.
10000 Pistol Cartridges Nefaucheux & Wes-
son'sl
I,3OO, 600 Maynard's and Sharp's Primers.
6,282 Musket Bayonets.
100000 Pounds OF Scrap Iron, cast and
A lot of Appsndages and parts of Muskets
A lot of Tools for Blacksnniths, Carpenters,
etc. etc.
A lot of Packing Boxes, etc.
Catalogues of the above can pe optalneo on
application to the undersigned.
Purchasers will be required TO remove the
property within ten days after the sale.
r. H. X. WHITLEY,
222mw6t Bvt. Brig Gen. U. 3. A.
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DUBL1o SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD

DUBL1C SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
IA nance Stores.
A large quantiiy Of Condemned Ordnance and Ord
nance Slofeb will be offered tor az Public Auc-
ton, at BOOK ISLAND ARSENAL, illinois, ON
w EDN NESDAY, April 2, 1869, nt 10 O'CLOCK A. M,
The following comprises some OF she principal 4.
cles be &c Id viz -:
2s Iron Cannon, various calibres.
HOO Field Carriagrs and Limbers.
1870 sets OF a rtiliery Harness,
10000 pounds Shot and Shell.
45 900 sets of Infantry Announcements.
22QO IA McClellnn Saddles.
700 rtiilery saddles.
2OOO Halters,
zoo saddle Blankets
6O{e Watering Bridles:
S4O0 Cavalry Curb Brides.
91p0 A, tillery races and Hames.
Tersops wishing catalogues OF the storSs 10 pe sold
can nhtsin them by application 30 the Ohef OF Ord
nance at Washington, D. O., or BIeves 81 20 Oo9sel 8.
corner Of HOUSTON and GREEN streets, New York
city, or upon application at this Arsennii pnnitAN
Lieutenant. Colonel Ordnance.
Brevet Brigadier- General o. g. A..
Rock land Arsenal January rs. 1883. 1SotAz
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PROPOSALS.
N DEPARTMENToF OF HIGHWAYS BRIDGES
~ SEWERS. ErC -OFFICE lOF CHIEF
COMMISSIONERS, No lO4 s. FIFTH STREET.
PHILADEIpHIA March IL IRBg


COMMISSIONER, No. lO4 s. FIFTH STREET
,.orIps. PHILaDEIpH5A. Ia Gdl,HI 6n March lS 1862
Sealed Proposals will be reoev we'd at the office
OF the Chief Commissioner of Highways until
IL 2oclock Nj on MONDAY, the 22i inst. for the
construction of the following Sewers
On the line OF Marx ct street, between For
ueth and Forty fiist streets, of three feet dla-
Twenty-second street, between Race and
summer streets, of three feet diameter.
Montgomery avenue between Glrard avenue
and $50 feet northwest of Richmond street, OF
two feet six Inches diameter
Twentieth street, from Cos'es to Brown
street, OF two Il ct six inches diameter.
Callowhill street, between Twenty fourth
and Twenty fifth streets, of two feet six inches
Ash street, between Girard avenue and Will
dey street, of two feet six inches diameteT. .,
street and extending, with q diameter of four
feet. to Sixteenth street. and along s txteenth
street to Columbia avenue; thence, with die-
meter OF three feet, along Columbia avenue to
the intersection TO Twenty first st., with such
lnlets ana mannoles as may oe dlreSteo oy tne
standing To be that the contractor shall take
bills prepared against tue property fronting on
said sewer to the amount of one dollar aud hfty
cents for each lineal foot of front on each side
of the street as so much cosh paid; the balance,
as limited by ordinance, to be paid by the city
When the street is occupied by city psssen
ger railroad track, the Sewer shall be con-
structed alongside of said track in such man
ner as not to obstruct or interfere with the safe
passage of the cars thereon; and no claim for
remuneration shall be paid the contractor by
bue cOulpdDy uSluS edlu tlaCAi cp0cluou III
act of Assembly approved May 8, 1855.
All bidders are invited 10 be present at the
| time and place of opening the said proposals.
| Each proposal VIII be accompanied by certt
| fcate that bond has been filed In the L Law De-
par,ment as directed by ordinance of May 20
| 1860. If the lowest bidder shall not execute 8
| contract within five days after the work is
awarded, he will be deemed as declining, and
will be held liable on his bond for the di eren
! between his bid and the next highest bid
! Specifications m ay be had at the Department
| OF Surveys, which will be strictly adhered to.
SlSSt1 MAHLON Il. DICKINSON,
Chief Commissioner of Highways.
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then any one who wishes TO make boy
present that will certainly be appreciated
can do so for the sum of $5 so, the price Of
the entire set of twelve volumes.
From Turner Brothers & Co. we have re-
ceived the number OF Our Boys and Girls
for March u. Rdited by Oliver Optic, aud
published by Lee Il Shepard.
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LITERATURE.
REVIEW OF NEW BooKs

Fhh-HtsToRIc NATIONS. BY John M. Baldwin,
a. M. Published by Harper Il Brothers.
Philadelphis Agents: Turner Bros. & Co.
This work gives rapid and comprehensive
survey Of the facts and traditions that have
come down to us concerning the prehistoric
nations Of the earth. The author expends a
rather unnecessary amount of warmth in
'usputing the chronological estimates of Arch
p'shop Usher and others who have endeavored
70 calculate the time since the creation OF the
human race. Usher's chronology has very
htsls weight.st this day with any one, and
none at al with those who have given the
subject any consideration. 1t is now univer-
sally admitted by all who have made the least
inquiry into the matter, that our race is older
by unknown thousands OF years than is popu-
larly supposed. We are accustomed to date our
civilization from that of Greece, but there are
the abundant evidences that Greek culture was
outgrowth of much more ancient civilization,
the records Of which have passed away, but
leaving ruined fragments of mighty works in
all the four quarters of the globe as incontesta-
BILE proofs that it did exist. OF course, it is
impossible to give any exact data as to what
and all writer on the subject can do is to
group such facts as have been brought to light,
and see If connected chain cannot be con-
structed from the broken links. Mr.. Baldwin
thinks that all the evidence thus far produced
goes to show that the Oldest civiliz alton Of
which any record at all has come down to uG
had it's seat in Arabia, and from this fountain.
head sprang the civilization of the Chaldees, the
Egyptians, the Greeks, and finally the culture
of modern Europe and America; while in all
probability the Arabian civilization was de-
rived from a still older source, thus putting
the date of mans appearance upon the earth
back for indefinite ages. The subject is one o.
deep interest, and, despite somewhat queru
lous tone at times, Mr.. Baldwin's treatment o
1t is calculated to interest the ordinary reader
as well as the student.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
a UGTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO

A UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO
"A PERTY.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'sO OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA Pa March IL, l66S
VIII be sold AZ publciauction, at SCHUIL
KILL ARISEN AL, Philadelphis, Pa. at ~
O'Clock M !, on THURSDAY. April l. 1859. the
following articles of clothing. new, but rated
unsuitable for issue TO troops, VIII
3.lf7 pairs Pegged Boots.
1859 pairs Pegged Bootees.
25,700 grey Flannel Shirts.
And the following articles of Clothing ana
EQuipage, unserviceable:-
1850 Blankets.
S52 Coats, privates'..
81 Great Coats, lined.
1246 Sack Coats, lined,
4S unlined.
6SI Canteens. com plete.
254 Jackets. privatee'.
7SS Flannel and Knit Shirts,
3Sl pairs Stockings.
1901 pairs Trowsers, mounted.
2i0T naira foot
Also, at the same time and plsc~,a large guam
tity of old rope. tent cuttings, ourlaps. petro'
leum paper cotton cuttings. old packing boxes,
and other articles of clothing and equipsge.
Terms-Cash in Government funds. Cash at
time of purchase for all sales below S2b. 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 TO This ONCE
Brevet Colonel and A. @. M. u. s. A.,
g18 l0tH Depot Quartermsster.
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LYANIA HOSPITAL
The attending N anagers are:-- TOW

VVistar Morris. No. 400 g. Third street.
a. MOTIFS VAIN, No. l2e s. Delaware avenue.
Attending Physician-J. M. Da Costa, NJ. D., NO.
iOO M.IsaSing snrseons-wIliiam Hunt, NJ d. No. 1900
Thonss S George Morton. M. d. No. 1871 ohesnut
Ss Pbvaic,an ana Surgeons attend at the Hospi.
tai every day sundays excepted) TO receive appca-
u1nS asaons serousy injured by accident are always
admitted Il brought 70 the Hospital immedialely
horoAftoK. t1t
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

.sEfNs. PENN STEAM ENGINE aAND
sxssx&1E BOILER W0kKS-NEAFIE d Levy
PhAEllCAL AND THEORErIOAL aINEERsl
sMfThs ana kouSbERs havn4 ior many OK OK
been In successful operation, and been excfustvey
engaged IN building and repairing Marine and Rive
Easness hgn and low-pIessuTe Iron B5oile5s Wafer
.Esct for engines OF all sizes, Marine, River, xnt
aye prepared 70 exeoSte orders Win quick dsspstoS
shertsst notlces High and Low:pres.ars Elm n,
ala charcoal IRON. Forgings Of AL sizes and Kinds
IRON and Bzass Castings OF alidescrtpti0na. Rol
Tninng. Screw Cutting, and all ether work conneotss
Drawings and specifications Tor ali work done
the sstahIishnens free OF charge, and work guaras
The Subscribers have ample whsrf-dock room .ro
repairs OF boRts, where they can lie in perfect saIey
and are provided with shears docks, fails, ETC. "a
'S' A"-----A AS"'' VI A-~- JACOB O. NEAFIR
- JOHN p. LEVY,
tu BEAUH and PALMER Htreetu,
I.v-UsH~ x1nHIOT: 5oHm n. oOTn TII1AH +. NHRRIOa
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI
~ WASHINGTON streeu
PHILADELPHIA,
AEARICR d SOEH.
GH91NEERS AND MAUHINIBT6.
@s2oiSet95s High and Low Pressure steam EnEizs
fcE land, 6tlver, and Marine Service.
SoneEs, 0esometerB, Tanks, Iron Boata, etc.
sssttngs OF AL kinds either Iron or brAss.
Iron frame Room for Gas Work, Worknhops, ans
Re.orts and Gas Machinery. OF she latest and mOs
Evsry description Of Plantation Machinery, ais,
snsax, saw and grlst Mills Vacuum Pans, q
Sole Agents nor n Billeux's Patent Sugar Bouin,
6pa%h 6ssnns hsoAinsS AiSS'''' Patent o'n@sA ssHsEs' ss
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UEsY JERSEY DADS.

"EsY JERSEY RAILR 0ADs:-
w FALL AND WINTER EiA; ARRANGEEMnSST' RANG EslizS
Com mencinE WEpNEsRAYA ss9Pss%n9%sF s9Ps9n% "' iSos'
For Cape Nay and stations below Aiiviiis' y"
r Fo. % MmyIe, v,nsIand. ana intsrmsdisss stations
s1s 4 Ma s r. sss ana way stations s1S A.
Tos :. ss A M S an gsS; ana - SVS cock
FreiEhi tzain leaves osHA"'A ~
nCon.:,.n, nCon:, ,so,,veo q. second covered whaSf,sla
Hxeight penvsass "S' WIILIAN J. BEWEIL
- e4peytntendeah
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CARTRIDGES

Parrott and Hotchkiss prolectiles for all call
bres of cannon; round shot, smells, canister and
spherical case, for all calibres. Also, fixed am
muniton for the same.
Musket 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
uoints where they will accept storss. Delive
ries will only be made at the arsenals.
Samples can be seen at this Office or at any
| of the arsenals in the United States.
Proposals will be addressed to the under
signed and endorsed "Proposals for purchasing
| Ordnance Stores" For further Information
| apply to the undersigned. c,,,,s
| Brevet Colonel u. 8. A.,
| 81 Major of Ordnance.
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RAILROAD LINES.

VXJEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w KA!LRoAD1WHINr II Ter AhEANSaMESTi ssad S1a als ~
fssSs fhss nom o.. the Depot THIRTY.
2e0 4lt M 4to p M SiS ana Il tso - T. nsno,,
M io;a5 A NJ. i55 p M. 4'6O p M and e'65 z. M.
nE sSSs as M VIII stop At juno
SS sSa SSeser snS L % roDa
East win take train leaving West chester ,s a. 20
Phiadelphia At 40 p. M, and transfer at B. q
The Depot in Philadelphia ia reached directly by
the Chesnut and Walnut Street caxs Those OF r me
cars Of both lines connect with each train upon ts
arrival nry suunAys
Leave Philadelphia S' At sS 8 4. X. and soP,M
LEANS ssgs TssS SeaSinS SSefS Pssaephis At 4
p M and leaving Vest Chester a. I'm ~ 1ans T ms an p
H. Sr sPS R%55S sHs1 a2a'ss Sun.
DHIIADEI.pHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
WINTER TIME ABLE-THRoUaH AND
BiRE%gyTE EdSS H9gTHE ssnM ssEHssUR WihLH2MsPoaT
hAIbtai sAb aaR aRTns aBsEAT q OIL REGION OF PENNsYLr
VAsA. VAsasn. sleeping Oars all Night Trains ,ses IN.
S.sf MSSRahxi SS HSYS%Hs'R Eis railroad VIII
run H Is foliows'- wpsrwAHD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves IWiiamsp SIS 4 X
ERIE nxrRnss afSsSs $%s$ssSsa Sc g
nLAnRA MAIL issSss NSis$.ssIs. SSHssssls sSs 4 \
arrives at Lockhaven.... 74o r. M'
NAIL TRAIN 4 4 n n.
nnm Hxrnnas i':s' issvs: S;s;i:$:SS S5S Z
arrives Al Phhsdsi iphia.a A'so P; aL "
s2d wiz S Ssse iSS
THROUGH AALFREPn Pn.LL:.,IStfhasa. Z: Txaas
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Leaves Reading at790 NJ. stopping st all way
stations; arrives In Philadelphia al 1923 A. n.
Returnng, leaves philadelphia at 445 P. M arrives
Trains for Philadelphia leave Harrisburg at $40
M ana PotLsye g. 45 A. M, arriving Ia PhlasdeI-
phia a. / p. M. Afternoon trains leave BarrisourR
at % P. NJ and Potsville NJ 245 p. NJ arriving al
fhiladelphiR at 6'45 Y. M.
Harrisburg AccOmm cdation leaves Reading at tbs
a. IA, and Harrisburg At 4.lo p. M. Oonnecting At
Reading with Afternoon Accommodation south at
6'S5 p M, arriving in Philadelphia at 925 r. NJ.
Marie ct trEip with passenger attached, leaves
Philadelphia at IL 80 noon, Tor Potlsve al way
stadons; leaves Pottsve at 7'SO A. nj. for Pnsdel'
phia and eli wey etetlons,
All the above trains run daily, Sundays ex-
cepted.
PhiIsdephiA at sis p. M, Leaves PhiIadel phia tor
Reading a. A. M. Returning from Reading at 425
y. M.
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sor iur'h1no IoHN lH VANLEER. JI. Ticket Agent
s~ NO. 90l CHESNUT Street,
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent
No. lle MARKET ktreet
SAMUEL Il. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent NJ the Depot,
The PennsylyAnta Railroad Company win not as
sume any riBk for Baggage except for Wearing Ap-
paTel, and limit their responsibility 70 One Hundred
Dollars in value. AL Baggage exceeding that amount
In VIII be At the risk OF the owner unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
12S General Superintendent Altoona, Pa. -
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Dungans Express will collect baggage for all traina
leaving Philadelphia Depot. Orders can be lerl m
No. 226 Fourth street, or at the Depot,
and UallOw hill streets.
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MAILS

Leave philadelphia DAILY At 4S5 A. M, 1890 poo,,
and p. M, Tor Reading. Lebanon, Harr,shUron
PottsviIe, Port Clinton, and all points beyond
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BAGGAGE.

Close at the Philadelphia rost Office for All n
on the road and It's branches aI a. M and n
principal stations only at 2'l6 p NJ.
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NEW YORK EXPRESS FOB P1rrsBURe AND

NEW HO1'h AArTIn2S iS uS Nm III FAIISBUh9 AND
Leaves New % York "a at 9 4, M M and sqdsP; NJ,
and SSnnsctng at aarrsSnrg With Pennsy,yana
Pitts0uIE' Chicago, wiillAmspoFI, Elmlrs Bali.
Returning Express train leaves Harrisburg on
arrival of Pennsylvania Express from Pittsonrg at
81 81 M aaa and - 7s a. a. M ana ESQ ad Es;sd1g
New YORK at Il A. M NJ and iz.1o and : z: u. sleebnS
Sy eara ana Pis64rs stho. Ds'"een Jersey
SO @ tSs fsGs' iar iaaHEfaaass e
,sCHUYLKILI. VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave Pottsvile st 6 45 and ll'sO A. Nj and
a.i5 and 48s r. n.
sCHuYLKILL AMP sosp ossTpseUEHAsNA RAIL
sno and Pinesrosss sSe
spS mont rEsm0ns s and ss 6. r. * M
rs.oss. aSa ana em,grap. tickets to
all the principal points in the North and West
ts ExcaIsion Tickets from Philadelphia Reading.
are sold by Morning Accommodation Market Train,
Reading and Potlstown Accommodation Trains, at
sC s ssa Ss
tlons by Reading and Pottstown Accommodation
ihe iSo%ns tlcEefS are ontanaOIs only at the
sfessi Resaing a. N'h0'' General
ooMMUTATIoN TICKETS,
At 25 per cent. discount, between any points do.
aired tor tarniiies and hrn1s.
MILEAGE TICK ETS,
Good for 20O6 miles, between Gli points at A5,.Eo
each tor families ana firms. "~"
SEASON TICKETS
For three six, nine, or twelve months for holders
only, TO All points at reduced rates.
CLERGYMEN
Residing on the line OF the road Will be furuished
with emitting themselves and wives TO tickets
at half fare.
EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia to principal stations rood ,,-
Saturday. Sunday. ana Monday. st reduced iarea 20
be had only at the Ticket Office, ~ Thirteenth snS
Callowhiii streets.
FREIGHT.
Goods of all descriptions forwarded TO all the ahove
points from the Company's new freight depot BroaS
| and Willow streets. "s
FREIGHT TRAINS
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TT s. RDN NOE ENJOY,
Corner Houston and GREENE Streets
Entrance on Greene: p. o. Box SlH.l

NEW YORK Feb l8. 1869.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. will be re.
ceived at this office until SATURDAY, March
"a, 1863, at ~ M, for purchasing, in quantities,
now on hand at the different arsenals in the
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PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AN
L NORkIslOWN kAlLkOAD.

L NORkIs10WN kAlLhOAD.
TIME TABLE.
FOH GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia a. g. y s. O6, TO- II, IL A, M,
iesye German ntOwp At 8, q ~, g. $780, g. To- H. Il A,
NJ, j, q 8. 4, AZ. 6 66,H 8, 8, 10, IL p. Al.
The 20 down train, and go ana bk up trains, Will
not stop on The Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave philadelphia ~ el5 A. M, At. and l0x p N.
Leave Germ snlown at s. ID A. NJ. Q, ana "a p NJ
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia NJ 6, 9, 10, II A. M q 8x. 5x y
leave chestnut Hill at 71o. g. s4O 1l'4O a. IL. l'4o,
s.4O $40, GAO $40, and 10 40 r. N.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Ph,lsdslphis at si5 A. ana a.a saa G and
IN.
FOR CoNsHoHoCKEN AND NORRIsTowN.
Leave Philadelphia AZ g. III, 9, and n05 A. M., M
esSe f,s, S Noslssown s At $40 T. 75O and IL A. H. IN,
9. Az, 81, and 81 r. N.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave philadelphia a. A, M, "a ana IN =. n.
Leave NoKristown 81 2 A. M; o7a anu r. m'
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadephla at g. IA, Si anuAl A. Nj IA,
a az 81 6N, y O6, ana liz p, NJ. 49,
Leave Manayunk at 6i0, III, $40 ga and ll7s A. III.
e 81, 3, ca. ana Q +. NJ
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia az A. "a ~ ana '1s Z; M'
Hasve Manayunk ht719 A. Nj o ana va r. M
w S, WILSON, yGenera al snperlntendent.
Depot Ninth ana Green streea'
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CHESTER VALLEY Rail

CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passengers for Downingtown and intermediate
points u ke the 80 A. NJ IL 80, aud p. M. trsins
rom Philadelphia Returning from DowningtoW I'm
at $50 A, NJ, u As and 10 p. NJ.
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nm SUNDAYE

ro.va philadelphia at Q A, M: "a and IN p. M
leave NoIristown at A. M bh ands p. M.
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PERKIOMEN RAILROAp.

Passengers tor SkiPpack take 7'30 A. NJ. and p,
NJ. trains from Phadel phls returning from 5KIppack
$40 A HI and l245 p NJ Stage lines for various
points In Perkomen Valley connect with trains at
Collegeville and SklppRck.
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Leave Philadelphia at 9, IA, 8, and llOo A. NJ; II
a AZ 81 6A, . O6, and llk p. Nj. oo ~. .
Leave Manayunk at 6l0, IN, szo va, ana ll7s a. ID
e 81, g. 65z. ana p. n.
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REApINQ ACOnMMnnAT1o,

bsaVes FotSstowh az 46 A, NJ, stopping at inter.
mediate sstons arrives In Philadep phia az $40 A. M
Returning leaves philadelphia At T., M: arrives Id
Pottstown at 6'l5 z. M
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FRETQHT TRATN9

Goods OF all descriptions forwarded TO all the above
points from the Company's new freight depot Rr0aS
and Willow streets, -N'~
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MORNING EXPREss.

,At 6i6 A. M. for READING Lebanon, Harrisburg,
por, p0sVIe Pine Grove, tamaqus sunbury, Williams
HDvt,2 hlmlra Rochester, Niagara FANS, Budal0,
Haaeese Pitthton York Carlisle, Chambersburg,
~ The 7'OO A. M train connects at READING with
e,c seSansylvsns na Railroad trains for Allentown
LEBANON Valley train for Harrisburg ate: At PORT
HIlNlON with CatAwisse Railroad trains for VIII
up4anIlsbpoIt LOCK haven, Elmira etc; at HARRIS
bUhS with NortheIn Central, Cum berIand Valley,
anu, anu ScinuyiNlH ana Susquehanna trans for North
Plnegrove, eto. ' '0A@"''hs -
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ON EuNDAYS.


1o.,o phuadelphia az A. IA "a and IN p. NJ.
LeSve LNe nanavunk at71s A. M; and 91s p. NJ.
Low W. s. WILSON, General Superintendent
W. ~ Depot Ninth and Green streeIa.
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49,. MORNIN0 ACCOMMODATION.
sAt 7'SO A: M. for Reading and ali intermediate
S.hIonB ana Allentown. Returning leaves Reading
at 6'S6 p. M; arrives In Philadelphia at sS5 r. M
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NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND THE oANADAs.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS, December Ia, 1858.
L,eaVing the Company's Depot at Thirteenth and
SAnOwhu B.reets, Philadelphia, at the following