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RAILROAD LINES.

1899 FOR NEW YoRK.-THR CAMDEN
1ISDr,SO gDsrOs 2,sa4nD AND AMBQY AND PHILADELPHIA
ER0M H On = IRHILAADELPHIA LA no NEW YORK. AND
-. yRoM WALNUT STREET wHARr.
AAtS% a; M vie Camden and Amboy Accom-. t2.2S
AtSP AssP NJ, via Camden ana Am6oy E1press-:.. 800
A. ssS ssSs sPS % A M end soS for TresSOd:
BoidsDiowH. a. SurinsioS Bsvsrs sId ana l De-
NJ ol % spS 70 a. WI S s1S S
a,T The sTw and ,IISS, S NJ Lines leave from Mrke.
fRon KENsIseroN pEPor.
YORK EXPRESS Line Fare D.: s'.s'. o.Y' 40"
and Ana a. cs 30 HnS foT Bristol M for Trenton
At7S9 and II A. N. 30, and p. NJ. for Morrisviue
"A, 7sO and iSls A: N; and 2SO, and SP. NJ. for
Az sosnd iOl5 A. 2SO, 4, 5, ana p NJ. for Corn
Me HGP%eeb0TS TsScC1y
Ro% TwF SId sfiaHIIs DEPOT
AT O4S A. M I2S nsS T. $50 and Z PM New York Ex.
fs r n Ne EmislsSt Essiisss Ssi Eins; sHss, Fare
stS & NJ Sc snS ana sHs II H. f. i04 bTsS
scheI3p aNgn for ,Ss9s M9rrSysa Homes
sg, burg, Tacony. wissinomng, BrdesburE' and Fr@nk-
aIT6 The ssS A. M $40 and = s0isa M Lines win run
For Lines M iesvins ensnston depot take the cara
on bIe or r stres e ShssRst 80 In%1ss
run direct to West Phlsdelphia Depot, Chesnut ana
Walnut within one square. ON sundays tne MhReo aeo
Street will connect with the V4b A. M ocV
and IL L. NJ. Lines.
bhLVIDhkh d. LAW AXE hAIlROAD LINES
FhoA KANSINsToH DEPOT.
At 790 a. M. Tor Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkirk
Elmira, Ithaca, OWegO, Rochester, BinRbRntOn, Os-
wego, syracuse, Great Rend, MOntfuse, Wukesbai re-
cfanIOn, strOudsburg, Water cap, 5chooley's Noun
At 7S0 A. n. and $50 p. II. for Belyidere, Easton,
JRmberLviIe, Eletnington, etc, The 8J0 4 M Line
con nnecls direct with the Train leaving Easton Tor
Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, etc.
Ats p. n. for Lsmbertville and Intermediate Sta
tiODs.
OAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY tAND
PEN BEkTON A ID HIGhI5IOWN RAIL
FkOn IARKET STREET FERRY, Upper sideJ
Al aud 10 A, M l.SO, 80, snd 5,Sv 2. NJ for Mer-
Transport, Hount Holly, omlthville, Evansville
VincentOwn, BImin ham, and Pemberton
Al y a. M, I30 and $3.50 T.. M, for Lewistow
Wrightstowp p Cookslown, New Egypt, Hornerstown,
(resm ridge I'm la sLown, sharon and HiKhtstown.
II ia WILLIAM II. GATZMER, Agent
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

a REAL ESTATE. - THOMAS & sons
Hkl Sale. - Very Valuable Business Staud.--
TuTeestoTy Brick Store and Dwelling, known
as Miller's Hotel, $. e. corner of Front and
Harrison streets, Nineteenth ward. On Tues
day, March Q, 1860, at IL O'CLOCK, noon, will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change, all that large and valuable three-story
press brick building, known as Miller's Hotel,
and lot Of ground composed OF three contiguous
lois), situate at the southeast corner OF Front
and Harrison streets, Nineteenth ward; thence
feet 913 inches; thence further along the same,
southeast, "a feet inches; thence southwest 40
feet rs inches TO a point; thence southeast
feet 3L inches to q point; thence west IL feet 81
inches to Front street; thence along the same
SO feet to the place of beginning The other lot,
situate on the east side of Front street, So feet
south OF Harrison street; l8 feet 'front.' and In
depth on the north line IL Ieet 6M inches, and
on the south line SO feet l3 inches; and the
street, III feet 81 Inches west OF Leib street; l6
feet front, and In depth on the west line 45 feet
lA inches, and on the east 80 feet l03a inches to
the rear end OF the Front street lots. The house
is well and substantially built of press brick;
contains 36 rooms, and has all the modern con-
veniences; gas, with fixtures. which are In
cluded in the sale free OF charge; bath, hot and
cold water furnace, cooking. range, large bar
and fixtures, etc. Subject to yearly ground
rent of S3i2.
Terms-S5OOO may remain on mortgage.
Immediate possession. May be examined
any day previous to sale.
= The above is an excellent busip ess stand d.
rectly opposite the New York Railroad Depot.
See plan at the auction rooms.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
223 q m6 Nos. 139 and l4l q. FOURTH SIS
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JOHN VANLEEK, JI IICAHL AkenS
NO. 9Ol CHESNUT 5treet,
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. 1l6 MARKET ktreet,
SAMUEL II. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot
The pennsylvania Railr0Rd Company will not
sumo any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing APP
parel, and limit their responsibility TO One Hundred
Dcllarn in value. All Bagga exceeding that amount
in value will be AZ the risk OF the owner unless
nv specIal contract. EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
A2S General Superintendent Altoona, Pa. 4
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11IEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA

INVEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv RAILRoAD.-WINr TER ARRAN9EMENT,
-On and after MONDAY October 3, 1865, Trains VIII
leave follows
Leave Philad ephia from the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST ana Oh HEsNUT Streets, 7'4b A. ~. IL A. NJ,
30 p. NJ, 4l5 p. M, 450 p. NJ, 6Ib and II 80 p. NJ
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia, from Deport
M l0.45 A. M. l.55 p M. 4bO p NJ, and 600 r M.
Trains leRv Weat Chester at 100 A. Ii. and leav-
n Philadelphia at so p. M, will stop at b. O. juno
ton and Media only, Passengera 10 or from station
East viii take train leaving West chester ss a6
Philsdelphis st l'bO p. NJ, and transfer at B. O.
The Depot In Philadelphia is reached directly by
the Chesnnt and Walnut Street cars. Those Of the
cars Of both lines connect with each train upon ita
ON sUNDAYs
Leave & &Philadelphia A. 9 % A. NJ and zoo ?. N,
Trains leaving Philadvlpha at 7'45 A. M and $50
NJ, and leaving West Chester at 90 A. M and 4'5O
M, connect At h. q Junction with Trains ON Il. Il
b. O H. r., for Oxford and intern ediate points.
tl0 HENRY WOOD, General Hup't,
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INVEST JERSEY RAILROADS
wv FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From foot OF MARKET Street Upper Ferry
Com menelng WEPNEsRAYs s&sPte%psr Sep ic, 1868
For Cape NAY and stations below Aillville, Sis
For Mlnyills, vnelAnd. and intermediate stations
alb A. n ;, sl5 p. n.
TOT BrldSslOn, salem. and way stations SIS A. N
ToP Woodbury. at sIB A. M, slB $50, ana 500 p
Freight received at second covered whAafI ala
"F1snht Delivered No. sSs south Delawareaveu
WILLIAM ]. BIcWEIaLs
~ saperintendent
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mn, ,nEI pHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
k|h1,zTER TIME TABLE.-THRou9A AND
1iREc N6UT EEIsMstTREsS EsERIsMsTES FWihLAh22asFa4 WihLh2 sPaaH
skA sskAb kAbl IA r 4 GREAT OIL REeloN OF PENNsYL-
VAk1A., s,ssnng Cara on all Night Trains
Elesn88' stter MONDAY. Noyenber 25 lSes, The
n On anH on the philadelphia ana hrie RAILROAD VIII
run as follows WESTWARD.
mr., -, ,oavsa Philaoe ell lphia"..,..l0'a5P p. M
VAIL thAAN Wllliamsp port....,... SIS a. M
a. arrives at Erie........., ........ 90 p. N,
nv 10 Irsss leaves kh lRdel lphlR.......l15 80 "A. M
ERIE hAA WilliRInsport...,. $50 p. M
4, arrives al Efie.......,.... 1910 "A. M.
ELRA MAIL le@SeS phnSSaS' SHS =. A.
- arrives ~ LockhRVen.... 746 p, M,
EAsTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN aves Erie. I065 A. NJ.
WiniAmA port, ....-..l2 80 A. nj,
arrives 1t hiladelphia,.".l000 A. M.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Tle;;; 56 SzS 4.
arrives at Philadelphia.. 4'20 p. M
Mall and Express connect with OIL Greek and
m ROIJGH, ALFRED Il. TYLER,
ia General Superintendent
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BAGGAGE.

Close q. the Philadelphia rost Office for all places
on the road and its branches at NJ, and for The
principal stations only at 2'l6 p NJ.
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Dupgans Express will collect baggage for all trains
leaving Phiiauelphia Depot. OEutrS can be left at
No. 225 Fourth street, or at the Depot, Thirteenth
aud IallOw hill streets.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
J. NORkIsIoWN RAILkOAD.

- @'S@e@NN'SNSW
TIVE TABLE.
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia AZ o, z, eO5, 10, H. ~ A, M,
l., 3l5, ~. 8, So. b1O, 2 8 9. 10, II, IL p M.
Leave q. 1.rmaDtown ct g. y ~, S2, lO, IL, IL A.
The 20 down irsi6, and sll ana sx up traIns will
not stop on the Germ AnLown Branch,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philhdepbia at o'l5 a. M, T. and l0Z p. M,
Leave GeImantown at g. Id A. NJ, 6, and ga p. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Ees u Fhhsoeipha At 8, TO- u A. M'' T. ga SA'7
Leave Chestnut Hill at ITO 8 go, 1l4O A. M, I4O,
$40, $40, $40, 8'40 and 10 40 r. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Phuadephia at l5 A., and 2. M.
p. M.
FOR CoN5HoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsTowN
Leave philadelphia at Q, ~, Q, ana IL O5 A. M, .lk
Leave Norrn,own at $40 !. $50, 0, and IL A, M, Ia,
g. "a, Ga, and S1s p n.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 8 A. NJ; OK and TA p. NJ.
Leave Norristown at A. M; ga and9 p. NJ.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave philadelphia at Q, 7IS. o. and llO5 A. Nj ~,
3, 45s, 5H, Ga %, and llH y NJ,
Leave Manayupk at 6lO ~, 20 9,S, and ~ A. N.
2, 9S, 8, Ga. ana p. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philsdelphis At A. M ~ and ~ P. M.
Leave ManRyunk Rt 7L A. NJ; and % p. M.
w. y. WILSON, General Superintendent.
Depot. Ninth and Green streepA-
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DENhsYLvANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD

FALL TIME, TAKING EFFECT NOV. %, 1858,
The trains OF tne fsnnsy lvanis Censral kailread
leave the DepOt, ~ Thirty 5Ihl5T ana MAnK ET
SIree.E, which is reached directly by. she MarKst
Street cars. the last car connecting with train
ien Wing EronB and Market thirty mnutes he.
fore It's departure Inc Onesnut and Walnut streets
cara run within one square OF the Depot
sleeping Car Tickets pe on application NJ
the Ticket office N, w. corner Ninth and Chesnut
Agents OF the Union Transfer Company Will call
for and deliver baggage the depot Orders LETT at
no 90i Chesnut tieet, NO. l6 Market strees will
atLentiOn,
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feceiVe fTKAISS LEAVE DEPOT, vIz;-
A All Train 500 a, M
Peoli AccommodaIion 40 20 a. a., lao, and $40 p. M
Esst so A. M
ErIe Ex A. IA
Earrepure AccOmDao 280 p. NJ,
Iancaster odatioD 4o0 p. NJ,
PARK psburg Train $50 p NJ
enncnnsJi 500 r. M
Erie M All and BufalO Express 46 p M
phiisNslphia express 90 Night
Erie Mail leaves daily except Sunday, running on
Saturday pig Williamsport only On Sund ay night
passepgers will leave Philadelphia at u O'Clock.
Philadelphs Express leaves daily. All other trains
The " WesteIn AccSmmodatIon Train runs daily ak.
cant SUNDAY. For this Train uckens Lnust pe pro-
cured and bagsage delivered by 500 r M at No. is
MarkeTt eTtR4eNs s.leSNss ARRIVE AT DEPOT. WIZ
AZ a.
aai. ccnmm $3.50 A. M, S40ano l0 r. M.
Erie Mal and Buffalo w A. M
a. ns
~ W A. M,
M
fS.ia p, M
navE
Ley ccoin p, M
ROr SurtheR tntoLm IhpPay " rnoho. ..
NI.LNh
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READING ACCOMMODATION

Il
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Reading at715
a. M and Asrrlsbnrg a. 4lo 2: M Connecting a.
6S5 p. M, arriving In Phlladephia At go 7. M;
a. Ms1 80 Sr Posvls SnS
stauons; Pottsvile at 7SO A. M for Philsdei-
PIXlfii All the above trains run daily, Sundays ex-
Sunday trains leave POtttsvlne at A. M, and
Philsdepnia at SlS M Leaves r fhliadeph,a 9E tSE
FeSGns :. 4. at A. n' Returning from heading at 40
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passengers for % Downns.9wn S and inte5medlase
ss EO @ fhisafg95s n No. Is and hsiSSfFPR IS from
PERKIoMEN RAILROAD.
Passengers tor skippack take 7'30 A. NJ. and p.
HansiTom PhIlsdslPsa b re,urnins from fro sGlpgack
pons In Il PeaRiomen valley Connect with trains az
Collegeville and Skippsck.
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTsBURa AND
leave. New yort tHE a . wEsf. a M and ansspM
passing Reading at 05 A. NJ, and i5O 10 10 p. NJ
s sDS S%2seTn central Raod EIpres
PlttsbuIg, Chicago, Willlamsport Elmlra, Bslti
ASssi Returning Express train leaves Harrisburg on
GiSn s5G Snd g Sc a. and 10 s. r NJ passing ReaSIbs 81
at "A ana 7Sl A. M ana l2,50 r a., and arrviog as
cars accompany these trains through between Jersey
o snH Train o Ne% Harrisburg at
$40 A. NJ. ard 2O5 T. M: Mail train for Harrisburg
,sCHuYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
As
CO ?. M returning from Tsmaqus at S's5 A. NJ, and
2I5 and 4.S5 +. ID. =.
soHuYLK1LL AND sqsaUEHANNA RAIL
Trains leave Auburn at 7'55 A. NJ. for PInegrove
ano Marrisbuig, and l2ls noon for Pinegrove and
ape from fremont az 71o A. M. and 5ss p. X. N''
TICKETS.
Through hrst-class tickets and emigrant tickets TO
all the pi incpal points In the North And West
"1a TxcuTsion Tickets from Phiadephia to Reading,
and intermediate stations, good Tor one day only,
are sold by Morning Aocommodation Marker Traia.
ISnsion tickets to Philadephia good for one
asy opiy aie sold Reading ana intermediate sta
lions By Reading and PotIstown Accommodation
nhe tono%Ds tcEe!S are ob.aInabls only the
strsst SGs o oPsaaeipSis or OF q. A. Nicnos, General
superintendent, Reading
ooMMuTATION TICKETS
aired, ior families and Arms.
MILEAGE TICKETS.
Good for 2OtO miies, between ali points, at $3.50
| each ter families anu nIihs'
SEASON TICKETS.
For three, six, nine or twelve months for holders
| only, 10 ali points at reduced rates.
Residing on the line OF tHs rosa %d VIII 6s furnished
EXCURSION TICKETS
From Pbaasphis 70 PTi6sipai stations ssG good for
Saturday sunday aTS MoHasy Ss reqIGea Iases
CAllowhil streets'
FREIGHT
Goods of all descriptions forwarded to all the above
! REd Willow Rtreets,
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia aaily at 4SS A: M, 1880 noon,
PotIsviile. Port Clinton. aad all points beyond.
MAILS
on the road and is branches at a. NJ, and for The
| principal blatiOna only at 2'lb u NJ.
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Leaves Pottstown at 646 A, M, sloppipg at Inte
mediate statone arrives In Pniladep phIa aJ 10 A..
Returning, leaves Philadelphia NJ p. M; arrives
POtGstOwn at 6'l5 Il. M.
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nHILosoPHY OF MA~RRIAG ~ g., En- -.
new Course Of LsetSsss sRSstomy, AZ embsScIns the
aMSbIscsHow 70 Ike and Masb MMnboos 20 densray ys
nouin, ~ fause of Indigeetion Faiuence ana
Nsviswsub cns bsessss Accounted For MaIslage fnio-
ssoRInS tese Lectures win 6e forwarded poskpe9
on on reeeik' G corner OF FIFTH and WALNUT streetI
PhiiadelphiR
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MORNINll ExPREss

AT 7'S0 A. M; for Reading ana ali intermediate
Stations and Allentown Returning, leaves Res ding
at 6'86 Z. NJ arrives In PhiadelphiR at 9'25P NJ.
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PERKIOMEN RAILROAI

Passengers tor skippack take 7'S0 A. NJ. and p
NJ aims from returning from 5Rlppack
al $40 A M. and IL IS p NJ. Stage lines for various
points in Perkiomen Valley connect with trains at
Collegeville and Skippsck.
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ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Phiadelpha at A NJ; 2K and ~ p NJ.
Leave Norristown at A. M; ga and9 y. M.
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ArTEpNoON Evppwsa

Leaves Philadelphia at 20 p. NJ. for Reading
POttsvile, Harrisburg, etc. conn Getting with Read ing
and Columbia Railr0ad trAlns for Columbia, etc.
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Pottsvlle Pine Grove, ramequs Sunbury, Williams
port, ElmlrR. Rochester, Niagara Fails, Buffalo
Wilkesbarre, Pittston York Osrllse. Chanibsrsburg
Hagets'Own, etc.
The 7'80 A. M. train connects at READING with
East PenDsylvaDlA Railroad trains for Allentown
ETC.. and the 8 10 A. NJ. train connects with the
Lebanon Valley train ior Harrisburg, ETC.; at PORT
CLIn1ON with CatRwtssa Railroad trains for VIII
Transport LOCK Haven Elmlra etc; at HARRIS.
BURG with Northern Central, Cumberland Valley,
and Schuylkill and SusquehAnna trains for North
CUMBERLAND WiIliamsport, York, Uhamberaburg
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an ADMINISTRATORS PEREMPTORY
M2Sale.-Under the Will of Israeli 8. Elliott
deceased. Thomas & Sons, Auctioneers. Brick
dwelling, Penn street. Frankford. Twenty-third
ward. On Tuesday, March 2, 1869, at IL o'clock,
noon, will be sold at public sale. Without
reserve at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
brick messuage and lot of ground, situate on
the northwest side of Penn street, Frankfords
Twenty third ward; containing In front on
Penn street % feet, and extending in depth l26
feet, more or less 10 the rear ends of Leiper
cash. Sale absolute. 500 TO be paid at time OF
sale JOHN MCCORMICK, Administrators.
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS. Auctioneers,
2l827 Nos. l39 and l4l S. FOURTH Street.
~ REAL ESTATE. = THOMAS & SONS
III Sale.-Very Valuable Business Stand
TnTeestory Brick Store, No. 800 Market street,
east OF Tenth street % feet front, i20 feet deep
On Tuesday March q 1859, at IL O'Clock, noons
will be sold az public sale. at the philadelphia
Exchange, all that valuable three.story brick
store and lot OF ground, situate on the south
side of Market street. east of Tenth street, No.
$50; containing in front Market street ~ feegs
and extending in depth 100 feet TO street. ao,,.
Subject to an irredeemable ground rent OF S5oV'
Terms-s6o0O may remain on mortgage. Pos-
'''e'0 n THOMAS q SONS Auctloneers.
2lS2027 Nos. l30 and l4l 3. FOURrH ~.
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NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND THE oANADAs,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS, December H. 1858
Leaving the COmpany's Depot st rhireeuth and
CallOwhiu streets, PhiiRdelphs, at the following
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RAILROAD LINES.

READING RAILRoAD.-GBEAT TRUNK
~ LINE FROM PHILADELpHIA To TITS
~ ~ ihRIOR OF FPENNeYLvANIA.TH A. THE SO aUYh
WYOMING VAILFYF.
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CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.

Passengers for Downlngtown and intermediate
points Is Ike the 30 A. M, IL 80, and z. M trains
rom PhilSdiephia. Returning from Downingto Tn
At $50 A, NJ, II 45 ana 6'l5 r. NJ,
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CHOICE ENeLIsa AND ;rEGI ;AMERIoAN BOOKS

On Tue9uRy AItFrnOUnt
n arch 2, at O'Clock Included are MRddeu's
Jewish Coinage; Prlcherd,s Natural Hist 3ry OF MAJ
folio; Humphreys Art of Printing 4to Owen Jenes'
Grammar OF Ornaments: Shakespeare. fac-simile of
1923 folio; Westwoods Min aturts aud Ornaments OF
Anglosaxon and irish n anusorlpts folio Pugin's
Glossary of Ecces iasticat Ornament and Costume,
4to.: Blumes Flore Jav@, vols. colored plates.
Blume's Museum Boiancum. volsi British Poets.
la0 vols. half calf Waverley Novels IL vols. Abb0s
ford edition N copy. 2N2t
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ON BUNDAYB.
Leave Philsdelpha At A. M 2N and III p. M.
Leave ManRyunk at7L A. NJ; 6 and 81 z. M.
w. y. WILSON, General Superintendent.
Depot, Ninth and Green streeLA
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Gmrppeam Gg6an8ei fffce
6. s.. 2l6ae.
Sa amerifaniIdem @pIbe gu Srrlebenbe
0erfanfss Gpmrfe fur gBetbfeI auf
europa.

III aWsEH9hlIt9Em @'ptpp 5" pptPIVb"pI
Werfamfss GDlrfe fur GHedbfeI auf
europa.
Ginen Monat bato SIS d Ell:
1. sir tIsine getrase, Bis sur aSBe DON ineIaiipe
$50 guIben faobeutf6e @dbrnng
Gents Sob fur / gnloen.
$50 @nIben 9oadnoif9 Gourant a
434 @ents Sob fiir1 @uloen.
$50 SlnIer YrenBifd @ourant %
Gents @oIo fur Sbdler.
100 Ebaler Breurer @olo a 50 @ents
Sob fur / ShaIer.
500 Start Banco 30 Gents Sob
fiir 1 Ebn!er.
525 Ssrancs a s 6rancs fur 81
0lrner. Cob.
25 Scfunb Sterling / Rfuno fur
SIS 0lmer. Sob.
Bon sr5ssrem Betrase, bis sur SSbe pon ineiuiips
$50 guIDen fiibbeutide gBabrung q
40 Gents Cob fur @uIoen.
10 @nIoen 9oldnbifb @ourant Q
421 @ents Sob fir / Guloen.
$50 SbaIer YreuBif9 Gourant a T33
@ents Sob fur / Sbaler
400 EbuIer Brenae l@olo 81 SITS
Sob fur i SbaIer.
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4beriege gBtrEnmf. - Sn @emdbbett esner ven.
49, ditto expol1as DerorbnHng, an MID eerthte
,s,ib HberIieiet iloMs Mdtbaren Gircntt Gertdt nos
D0atb3oR Gnahtpy %e1sn, bet fetuem 6ftober Eermts
isGS rperte f1 ium EfTentltrben gertnuf IN Ben
Reittbietenhen aeaen qGaEe BabLune onl enurtbouIe
Tkor Il Der Gtabt Rnfbptae ora Q Q nnaben6, ben
2S qhnuGr 1850 snIgenAes @runbeisentbum briilgea,
IA SFllk Trpnt an 6ntberIGnera6e ub 40 Elts nacb
eiI.sF aes eya dI6iee, mt HefIas teIegf ais bds
Giaenth,sSn uc1s n. Bullet INN etner Geeistion IN
efrpc 81 800 Az 0eHHeen. @egeben Ten 2. SanMo
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1 8nIoen fiiboeutl@e @abrung miro
einaetbeilt in so Sreu3er,
| Ehaler 8reuBifd1 @ourant miro cine
aetbeilt in 80 SiIbergroI@en.
1 I5aler Bremer Sob miro einsetbeilt
IN 70 @rote.
1 Sranc iuirb einsetbeiH in 100 Gens
times
1 Mart 8anco miro einsstbsilt III 16
Sdilin9e. s.
1 @nloen Soldnoil9 @,ouratt iptra
eingetbeilt in 100 Gents,
l 8lnno Sterlin9 tpiro ein9etbeilt in
20 S1iainee IL 8enee.
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- BERTH Berfanf. Sn Gemdbbeh elmer vendiaS
10 exponas 8erorbuang an mid aeri5tet md
abeEliefert Don BEN ADtbaren Circuit Gertd
pom S1ut ion Gcurtp, Eenn., BET feinem Sepfemb Il
Sermin 1868 tperae teb gun 6fIentiidsn 9ertauf ox
ben 4eelitetetennen geaeu bdare 8nbtuAe am 2ourts
bnustbpr in oer Staot gadibptEe am 3 mnabe
ben 3D. nnlIer 1853, f1ubtebeno kefhriebeRe 2duees
rel unn 9ehant9tetten hsingeu, m6iRIid6; Gin STUD
ossr Sheu 9nno beleeeH unb befnoli IL gipifser1tF
no. = DautoioH epHTit9S Eeutl., beareH5t wte foLgt
Hnrelt9 pom euHb erln1ofuE, floliD pom YRia Greet
2nno puroe an y 80. uno ". y. Grodtr lbertrogen
nom Honcp 4R01elp as1 SdIes S. Brpallt tfe1e 9sss
gtiters Gffce, Sauibfpn @ount1 Ieuny Slt1 50,
upn 81 g. Grcder, nm ether Ggecation IN ueti1en
6drbeu st ifirften pon Sobn r. Clements itnb aes
III aeniiaaen. 4seseben ben %. seesernher 1859
G. ". onaI6fpn, Sberrf
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9enommeR an tie Haibptne 8utI6tns p4 jIcatattgtas
uon 9auibfcn gountp, Eenn, IN Bn@ go. 2O1 Sette
204, Tperbe i9 am Trettg g. ben 90 SGnuar 1859,
aul 6ffentH9en 8ertuuf am @0urtha Ehor n eer
StaSt RGfhutNe Ohue 6ie BpHkbat Der @ie0erkattf8s
8eredtiallaQ bGs in genGnnter nrt5ube bef9ttebens
0rnbegefbtm bringen, beLegen ttt Der Staht 9eGJbs
piLIe, DaDihfon GDnntps EenH:s nit 6ront an per
pride asnb Idt 113 ib fiDIi ilnb 112 uB anrii4.
GbeMgo Elm Got an Der apeieite ucN GoneGefrnbe NIT
as T,ls Trcnt NIB baIbwegs mad Gberrpftrabe Inus
fenS hnpotbef6rigH perpfdnoes aH eeHGnnte AfotiGs
finn burG q. 8. Stepenjpn.
ser GriSs ii sur BefrieDtgHng Der IN genannteI
slirbe geld erfeu SduIsen 3t pers
mer,heIt furefr eit Betrng ron %82647 cbne 8infer
,lnS avserbem bic Soften fur bruug hteier 8oH'
ntod5t Eis bette falig ifs6. Den TO- SGnuar 1869.
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~ ditto exponas Be1orbutsng an mid geri9tet
nnH 1berIiefert pom &d5tbGren Circuit 0eri&t pom
GHpibion Gountps Eenn., BET fetnem Septeubers
TexuftIf, 1885, metbe to gum bfientli9en BertGuf an
ben Retftbiefenben gegeH banre 8abIung am Goilfts
bauss2bor IN Ser Gtobt RGi5Di1e am Some
abenb, ben %. sSanuar 1869, fpIeenbes 0runbs
Jlisnlifer Isl In Der Staht NdibpiHe, an Der ode
unR Re2emoreirnse, nit % Tus 6rent an BET 9orhs
ietfe uDn Ge6arfrGbe Mn6 400 Sue ttebr ocer wents
ger, an Der g8etieite pon Re2emereftraBe, nne nit
S3efHIoq beIeQt ale baS Gigertbnm pom ". 90. $dps
Tor Gtaupr, nm eier G9eeufion tn n1etnen o6nneif,
AZ Gnnften pom SerrD cope uro gegen q. %. TdpIo
unb Mnbere fir 81, Snfereifen Mnb Rotten oarGuf
ID oeniiaen, GeGeben Sen 80. DECEMBER 1868.
6. R. 0pnnIb fon, Sheriff
ia1 Gur1 Sas. O. RarfboH, 9epmtp.