davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-02-12

fapsi ~! = e 70 o. Bs.uah Indian Eusauao, Car
msft.e Ie1esiseh. 81 qspars % Ho1s. Eon1. e,p.
.nc ~ tt:rx ras r.! ats.n s Aaaraan c'pifs'. Esoo-
EEItsn''eD: Etc esF,t.h 8 oco,c6o. Psna%s AM A md
sUsta f.c no: csp,ia1, u, e1, con Ths,o teo
conehnffs Wrn Au aosrrr,te Snnffnf
~ sset too,~G have commenced o5rrSttons. ha1.
nn ntd. I. Ta.ss etaer eonpsnlas were p1oSo,ed
sH* capital The eonp1nea az - n,p.st lre nv.
iIpo. 'taa :. Australian. espl!al ia ooo; se
.nrst -, sect:ou, t;ello1 to PeaxoE, cae,tsI ii.
~. .tl " sna tne dfeas ocean'c Telegraph, south
Hest OF Ireland spd Halifax, cap;tsl ii o,c. 600
s, ans,s 1ets =, &C. ss.ame.1,st Min an sssTegass
G,pnn d,pmn q. =! ~ NE eare e,sher besn villa
otAHn los lne pfeteLf, or A1e 10 suspense. bat
e1 :'ud't S taefn atd including tue Aptio. Amefi-
eau ard FfeIcu Atlantic Cable Conpau,t, the
nnouns M, M g. nonss tnsts.ed 10 ts5esfzph IL refs
a,gT tangz@, Cnaet 'ncse ctIruus:ances toe t9udod
hhvtt tn one year expended mote none In ocsaa
tte!eMsen uIes teau vas SUBSCRIBED ID teo yearI
10, 1t me scssu Of ihe sasz Cana, md that Esg.
EAh nefcnatts should nct &c tubjette.i 10 tfee
feploach Of want OF enterprise n nur sjti,nr N
Lew HSteE tonte tnI oush The 1athmua 49,
, 1870-02-12
HAYTI AND SAH DOMINGO

DccsarAtiou OF the lseyuen Repro.
acntattvo TO Secretary Etsh-F9p fte.
pndtaees CabEai-The Euttcd Stntca
Pro1cc&ot1Ate OF SAN Domingo To be
E1csprcted By I1nyu>
WASHINGTON, Feb S
4AE. As,hgr FoYon, con1ol Genera i 10.
% hI post He, xyn Ar. De,@anse 10
atru.eh bI tae sa2ts Government to E1ls suoWr
20 hist Of the United States fne ebA5se o. poxe5
quaint Nj. Fish ntn Tue desire OF tae
Provisional Gettrncep: TO conlmce % fneadlr
tetus Nllh the United S:s.eA NJ. F1sn ss:d
y item 'rN be va na2p.! to fecsiye lae depu&a-
Of the go.etrnert which they fepreteuted; bar
be cesIcd 10 be further informed upou "a o]ec:
ecCcernitR which he had received ot1ciAl sdSices,
and vhlca rslated = the otacx o1t Of xat steam
err b. the SAgtt GoFsrpNeus- These. he had
oeen an ured. we're inteuded fof the pmpose Of
a!drg stc cabri pAt1y N tae.t dtsi4ns hRatu3i
rrcalcett Raez, Of san Domingo. He trusted
the Hayden zuttosisies Of the peo:ec:orsts ~.
tumtd BY tie Gifted states over soe government
Of President BAt1
Af- Folsom lsli 10 Ess glad to have 1t In his
wholly uutrpe and thaf e.s govcrnuept had 10
tntetton OF aE10inE tetse1s for auy purposa Nha:-
sve1. on the eoa;rsfy, sney WIS MJ,ax Up "
taes1 cssxs before lie len Fo1iaa.Pr,uce. io
further sssaf1d Nj. Fish thai, now TIA. sltave,
the great obstacle 10 their peace, has been
n ny nannsf. Nj. F.sn expressed hts plessafc
II hearing his ltatereot, Ana tas depa.Au, 80
w!,horew. Nj. Folsom says that 1t u the tnteu.
pestsons ios he omeefs oi tie iasa sevolrt,on.,T
army = TO distinguished thtEteiEts il ths recent
stUPGle1, aru lcAl The fet1uE Of the peopls Is
r1onalJ N oDTos,tsaa TO au3 meisutes 3nscn
Eight Prodaee c:thcs internal CT external d.nenl-
tit4,
, 1870-02-12
pQLYGAMY IN POUGRKEEPSIE.


From III Nattfdrdn Neralt
1utt In the ouaktrts Of Fnrsnkeepste Avex Z
man By The u1n1e Of Warren, who. Tor yeats, nAs
enjoyed plurality Of Htye1 n1ncn tofbe d.EQnsr OF
The enitte ne.s hnoshood Warren. EauI Ie1ra ago,
married young lsdyt aod for ytass they l:se1 o.
IN perfect rafmooy; but enc usf 6an Htcteoed.
and RE snd bet f1ends soppoled sne woold die.
At this tTt4ls she bet1nt anxious Abcnt tbs VEL
Iafe OF her huAhsno, and busted hesseH IN select
trg ner 6ucceMor, Who naa to thAte with Warren
1ne logs ct matrimonial bli3k- THIS difficulty sue
At ialt ore1cAme, By aeiecttcK woman ade
thought worthy 10 follow In her Footsteps
ODcc settled IN Ett nIad, she desired The TEAM
70 b. rAde ore ne4n, eyen before her death. thus
sac might be made happy In her t4st EopnectA
TEeT Wete Acco1dlE3ly DAlfeo eJ the btdssde7
atd the SICK wocan having her heAfta wish
g1ati6ed tagntd over u de, hut 1t Wal not 80 70
b., Tor the. much 70 the aItoo!s1Eoent OF III
parties, rapidly grew better. and aoou recovered
ner health, only 10 fnd her husband gisen 10
another. -..-.
but the two ftmkles r1ed up tne nAte1.
ard Il SAs agreed tnas tney Wouid
i've ~ hArHony IN the sAne house,
scd thus they lived Tor to1e JearA BAN wpLsa
t7!sed tam l4 Of children; ose had stx aua s1e
Other ust. Some Of these children Att E1oFn.uf
mep II Kpnen 1t the present time.
At cut III rnoutbS sGu taa women quMteusa
and the tp.caId Nea called on 10 eetla TIE u
Gully. and he e1polHea the Cause OF the yooneeSt
w1fc. sud 1: Vas dcteIu tnsd OF bt the Two % gst
BE cd Ftfe OBI CT tbs house, Wien Tas s?tsd:ly
acccmplishe5, Ard tht "a now doue nooseWo.&
IL tht rc'rnbofho GOD, while the eecord Hle en-
los Ile bed and board that once 'as oefA
, 1870-02-12

WITH The fap:d spsead u musical culeurc s1d
taste In America, the t'AEne11can OsRan,'' manu-.
fActufed by Heslft- 8. D. 4. Y. smith, Of Bos.
tor, has conc Into gerersl use. and co :kequepty
into ReSetal 1sTof. No fsed ofxan 4 -1fxctqfcd.
1t u claimed, combines 10 nauy excellent qaasites
~ the "AUef1can Organ" The enterp,tsn1
naua1sctnEess nAve : lslRe and well arIluged
huild1tE deSottd Wholly to lnetr lmmerse bdN.
better fnsTutuent for the same money thau Il
posssh'e for manufacturers without these aGtan.
seges, - IL the SELECTION OF ofR11G turrhAs<rt
khon!d. IN every case, Atd qualify III. test Of
chearpett. The mAorfaeturetA solicit the ruost
se1tChHE exaufpIuon apd c1Itcal coupartsoa
ever r0tftbe, fcc.inE cochdtbt ttat the supe1ior~
ty Of the Ar;eslcln organ VIII aAsert ttse1, and
tTat the rricc. under teeae CONDITIONS, viii he
enEStdefec cheap,
, 1870-02-12
AkuxEMkaTS.

Tu1 NESpEIsLoHK Qr1k1ET1x cLCs coNcxxr.
The Mcndelksohn Qntnte.te C,co gaze another
at thetf al*pJs del.Ebtal co1cettk, last evening.
a CsosnyH kulic Hsll. to large audiecc., IN the
faee OF the strung attraclon 1cross the hall, The
programna wx1 4 mote popular one tnAu usua',
embracing. u It DID, the pretty overture 70 Tae
Night IN Gteas1s," the Polona.se sod chorus frou
the .Eo1lh 6t,1," the sehe11s 1son Heaeess-
sonns scotch symphony, a1rAaged tor qu,ntene,
srd Haydn : tp,end.d aus1tet.e N D. Nd. 80, for
AZ nom "rbe Magic Ftute." And the
bai.ad "Robln AtkH:" iHo Aoln& lor NJ.
Dr.{lau, Rafe's "t,eod Eizot,S SGD Ma;:els
Adis tialaf1ie rapsiee Tor cute, By uelndl: \
, 1870-02-12
Tue tusos PRAYER Aso Mr.. LAIRD aull!Ie.

II TIE E1itoT af TN ChseGeo 7rituW:
do rot remember ever 70 have replied 10 a
s,ardessE, ind now do 20 10 c1re nc az oppozscns
II If saying, tho only c!sss OF persoos who hsve
uade nc the suhjtcs Of ISLANDERS and faiscaoods
are ministers Of The SospeL Nj, George T. Upon
e4w ct to pt.u. ID one Of biz Sunday letters
title note which huITlediy Nrose him from AAAn,
II the cos Of which In plesssn1I, tsid Eond
q MIN me TO arg IN my ea7rcn, sad "Toald
navo mem keep on atn4srs in 1ssean-' lsag-
ooeed every child. Who kucw AnftoInG Ao9at y.
eou1ecslou Of tue sentence there wat sotne var
ranl for the eonsss ucuon Put upon ny meaning ,
n.ntc anoihtr, xou1d tAle adyani1ge q = buried
tt5'c 10 p1ed!ez1e great iRnoI1nee Of the Mfte{
= evident taat Inc man who Aians hsHeen Ret.
has tod lalsencoo, md n.eaLt 10 be blsndercr.
CHICAGO, Feb. il, ls1a
, 1870-02-12

We understand that Mesarf. CbaA E Hill Co.
1eaaieg Ses YORK teA house, received yestetoAy
Ire u1,s asserted invoice Of tea ever brought 70
this MIR: ct dirtc: from Jspsn. ria San Francisco
and racire Railroad. sud a1e nov onetsaz ne me
scent The c9otS LETT Yokobans on ihe % ulil-
To. a1d were thus lN,d down ia chicago IN
The unprecedented ehnft tne ot foft5 Gays Hoto
, 1870-02-12
DIED.

PpkTFR-At HEanst.n. Teh.u.1y H.. Of eorsasue,
H. n hsfah FEanets FoIte.. uZty tlt1e. ct MI. A. D.
4 he i0net1l ses7aess. rsu b held II 81. A.1f,s
o.smkr F1isass e The t.,ei!, NJ 1assteA
K,rhsn sssiJ ehai1 Of y n Il md MHSEe L. Ppllc1.
st.d gear. 10 months a1d Il taya
FcL.fa Glu1 " JArfscE r.. en- sat1ft u Afsrrnpo
II e.s{cek Trends Ct the family tnvted to sf
lend Y ~tthopt fusthes rotsct.
EFhklS-At uenEt n0Ece Seminary. Wfycos s1n On
the lett u. o. se.tset ftves Oils Veea fe1fs d.uea
Of Geu:rr W. cos5E. E+a .CnannAr, uh:s.
, 1870-02-12

Premature loAa OF the hnir. which
Is 70 ccmnon rov.scays, rnsy be entirely p:e-
vented b3 the Use OF Bar1csts Cecehioe. 1t bag
ben ufed IN thkusa1dS OF cAles where the h4u
&4s cenlrs ont IN n1udEfu,, snd has never failed
10 sl{tat lt9 decay. and 10 prpmo'e healthy ana
ytg1ro1S growth 1t t., n toe A.toe time. un1l-
yal:ed as dressing for the hSI. 4 EicRie xppl.
, 1870-02-12
A CnFds

10 thf Editor u TIT Chicago Tribunt>
In this morning. . itkue OF Jcur paper, among
the c1.s!cuns Of "Houe r1c,ures," uoaced the
following: "There arc some portraits BY
Scawc1ct sud Love. which arc hardly worth more
Than the mere fsc: Of czsAoSul3x.''
Nox a had 20 portraits or o.neF p.c.urea IN
the exhibition, the 1toye, 40 fsr ~ II anaes to
nc, Il ptrtly EtAtul:sus tninlt, which preso:na
hare only ia csll yo7F site1toa 70, 70 see coz
recte6. Re4pec:EulJ. 2, H. Love.
CHICAGO, Fto. II, 1870.
, 1870-02-12

FORTRESS MoxRos, Feb. IA ooaeae-9hoaad
Frotecu1e, invented b. J. r. HUI Q! seasfkon. s,
can 81 ttYox d clza1 OF ten ciek, u oeER expert
mated htte b1 ihe goveruntns a1thot1t'cd.
, 1870-02-12

Salt Rhcum cureA by uatnE Juniper
Tar soap, EcAde nJ CasEeu, uAzAcd / Co, Sew
TORI.
Counterfeit CuefencJs-yec ndver-
rleu ert On tr1i F42t
, 1870-02-12

Resides tts toR sC aud strengthening
pfcpe rtlef, BonR Aklt Extract IL invaluable In
taIes Of enEsnMpunn. n II ahoWu bs tae follow.
leg extracts IRON Eeports OF military ho.p.sals IN
Europe: "ff puts ttoo % tae t1ruads OF this
powerful enenay. Aud renders [he proereee OF TIE
un.sdy tnpoes,hlc. II Il dirtes SntaRunt.r 10
tuhk rcutxs, uosp.d couatitattou by preventing the
tettt1rf 4nd fixing Of the a1buut-out matter !;
moreover. II powerfully eic.tts tie kcl%ftr OF tbs
lppg4 ard lptIea& e tno Circulation Of the hspod
sofa " al druaets:A and erocers.
The Nesr and Original Tonic OF
1oa-.pnos2san5ss y; aad q c@sr.a5. @ k 1nsTa y fssro
fEs:oie1 coiof 10 the b.ood, tne pzos,totua re-
news w1s>a Of the nerve uB1e, AID the czIsaya
g.yeAA na.utal, nealthfai tone 70 The digestive
toIu1, waketalncs1, general debility, depretGon
Of sp.r11; ssso, she eeE pFeEenAsse azainIs To-
ser and azue- AAnnfactured oaiy b. CssNaI.,
H1xa.d L CO. Nes Torf. told By df12E.stk
, 1870-02-12

snn tfsts b "a rn T. nj Neon r5ses b. - p.
on1 se:t ! II. 81 IL p In-1Moen erts b. n :. n
, 1870-02-12

NIEAHE, y, j., Feb. n.-1n the case oi
scnIn N. on trial fer the nurder Of $751; tue Jury
fax beGn ous ten houtS Without agreement.
God Tirar OIL
, 1870-02-12
METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological record fns FebE1ary II, ls.e, u
reported by J. @. Lsuegnsn, JE., ootic.an, IL Ran
dolph utfeet correspondent to the Smithsonian
Institute. The tnaA letters arc he iaitials tos
re sofas e. .,a
-; as5 80, =: ~. e af 7s;ss a.:
:s:@ :s@ 81 NJ y. ~: I !a:lssss.
, 1870-02-12
TO LEASE

FT%o LEAsE-LOTS-UN long 7IMR AED At
L 1os prer. to thoec ho viii ilnrrnve nieeiy We
hAvt ~ teet toEt % 4husoo It, tl.t eo.h u Eesfth
Win ,ea.* u to n.y q IL lot. u ii # - ires
fEoas each s. IL kKKFDOr i CO.. 4 Dss-torn. 1t.
no LsAsR-LoT on THE surrnHAsr COR.
l. ntlGt Incaln and Adams t.A. for = term IT
x.As. ehtAn-A very desirable loc,tioa. Apy1y 10
GEO. Y, BYRD, t9 FAhhiaE.op.st Room &
, 1870-02-12
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOB sALE

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.s slsts per ssfs yon1eaea. e s nssat:. 1 hote
sst ts ts.s: "a HS;ost Try
reh and sesnlt aoy IN :he united siaseh F.. PAN
EoR a4IF-5e5 1oRFs v4IV4aix FiSF LAND
G79 79k = Afas: 7saa ~ e7ia =; ,c7 a77.
az: sw4s sskitf!s: isss:s i 1s!isI. : a!sss
FOE SAtE-oR EHCHANGF-AN IMPROVED
# r. ss Ssa,!s 4 a1Ss 81 s a
10 s Issue =. koos1 ::
sas Ins wess es @ f hS'f asa prs.
sit a.a 5As bAEESS .oq,6ss', soinst Eoa
=@=~=@-
TO LEASE
rr;o : :; ;57- 7o.7e -, i,7,,7 = ;:5.
L !ss psisr: i teo;e IL III inrF.1s sci &e
~ is':s L = kRkPf Gst Ptf lo!, s ts:
no LsAsR-LoT on THE surrnHAsr COZ.
s':'s 9s. .ns st.sss as9 .T & &
GEO: y hlRp. y N.thtos:oa.,t, Roosl
REAL raTATr W1vTrD
~ 49, s5-c1 - 1es-11 =, -.
sltR4a - n,ssss. ~ iss 8 - = ,ts.
ii :s; xSa;s.: Ii i
.s'eas'sn. ---------------
% G1S h Rn5SS ri; e. r TaE nFsr
s,,h =; ~ tcsa soo;s e.. sseS eaA Ahx
, 1870-02-12

BY d. LONG T. CO.
TATTER@AL
NoA klta !; Worth Ss4ic-st
AUCTION.
First Sale on TueAdnS. feo- is, 1870, al
t0o'cRoeA q. NJ.
We will eell. to bay eh1sEes sud cr&t scroul..
kpeA no.stA E1Yse*a WA<oa, and buR&feS. Lot o!
hjn1:r And pprble H.rurea Hebfs. badales. e., &c
seek rrtE r dsy bcfore sA,t. Ahd IL suAt
~ rtHsts,n!ed = the AnelonetE. 1eroait REQUIRED
b. LONG & CO., AuetinneerA
, 1870-02-12

A GRSTS wANTF D-sa A DAY tn MALI
"a SHEtTLE shWiSu MAt;iIisEa S!Ifeh
1Lk MAEH1Sk sosd tn tae Uuitei 81 stss f.r ies<
mar ~ ~ ttheTa Aln lnsEts sementa ana tho ttDer
Cleveland. D. a. . -o'
AEHhTS WA1rKp-FOR THR nKsT. Avn
- net ,ens s9es; y tec r;3;s:, Fs t!m.
II. Ehkhks. Rnem -.
4 GETTY WANTED riiE NKW VOKTUlSE5f.
a fs.o l!,es eus; tnteFt .tllnf nap plb.!4ea Sc.
- sEH srhTahka Sample Of eihe. .e1i - .r..;St y
&L Full steek Of eharts ana 1ithoxrs7 7b. tue et,a.
ttee ruttaTngs md 3fsfrtd pitt,,yrt
8sst keod. !ar a<cu.s In tet city Srrd fT crerisf
6Eo. 7. CKAA o.. fE L.tess. Cheese,
A GFSTs WANTED ED-ISvkSToHs, At;K,fS
a AeschAnts. and all Dealers IN P4.ents or Fs;rrfcd
Gaods stSp!d ssbeczibe 10: TIE PATENT sfAH d.
..nS tsnp7e 10 BasT. Goop$JT 81: Il: g. ise sx
A 4Kh1S WA.TkpAALR OR FPN1IK
asy s,ar.Ht'sd Mad s.mp T. ei7s.r u d ceEt.for
4 CENTS WAsrKp-rHRRK MALE on RI
M.lt fauFseerTs IN this city for ~TeiIss EEcycha
ssa LheTs tSs SG t. s asa H.
EACfLufFDIA.s " Wtit k.1dolth .t
A GENTS wASrEp-SANPLEs FREK--SAx
- bles q An sEtcIe il kreat de1An with rvevyrpa
Es1tre ~ Der fsat tent 20 anyone seeking hu.ursS
tuIee tAHstcltnx *tiefts worth q rents Sent Ia q
tvntt os etsen e hr f:sft-ttrl1nx articles ia AueFi
eithet .,1 eli tn $50 per day. rxi.!,oat HsS r W.
GHAEPEt l. +. south Hslf.dst.- chicago
, 1870-02-12

Tor SALE-THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
DonrAnJ edeF for sal4 IT, 1cfrf lands on fhs
N9e nt ihe Fosd n the 5ss.s o. Sehafks or c1th
ksst to 3lota per acre. Convenient to market ,ofn
East ana Eest. Descriptive pamphlet, with secosa.
rarytnk now reaty Sent TREE Ill u.tts OF tc
uIted st.ts, @ c.n.ds I'd R4Eop* 1h+se lind. 4
ghlets .nd ~ !atcs@sskaa. sddse<a q, r, DAVIS,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-23
Queries for the Naval Committee.

Queries for tine NaVat committee
An Omaha correspondent who looks at
naval matters from an entirely unbiased and
inland point of view, propounds the follow
ing queries, to which we invite the attention
of the Naval Committees of Congress-
list. Is steam engine essential for war
steamer?
I'd. If yea, under what circumstances
3D.. Do you think it advisable in all cases to
arm men of-war?
4th. If not, cannot the armor be omitted
with advantage?
5th. If the armor is useless, is it worth
while to build hull to carry it?
9th. If you omit the engines, hull, guns,
and armor in the construction of an IRON
clad, in what part of the rigging (f you have
any) will it be best to station the crew?
9TH. How many of them will you have in
this case, and would fore-and-aft sails be pre-
ferable, and how many masts would you use |?
Sth. If you omit the rigging, what becomes
of the crew Vice 0erSG, if you omit the
crew, what will become of the rigging?
9th. What is an iron-clad, and why?
10th. If some people prefer turrets and
others casemates, would you, on the whole,
use both or omit both
18th. If the Monarch rolls more than the
Dictator, does it necessarily follow that Ad
miral Farragut is correct in asserting that
wooden vessels are better than armored ships
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-23

and whydo you think he said so if he did not
believe it, or did he, or did he not, know
what he was talking about
10Th. Why are midshipmen and ''cadet
engineers" pumped full of Isherwood on
Steam?
18th. Did not Admiral sherwood protest
against the payment of patent fees on Mar
tins boiler and Sewells condenser?
1ith. If so, why? If no, why?
18th. Taken altogether, cannot Lenthall
and Isherwood beat the world in constructing
a steam vessel of war;
10th. If no, why not?
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-23
RAILROAD LINES.

1890 FOR. NEW YoRK.-THE CAMDEN
ton Railroad Companies lines from Philadelphia to
New York and Way Places
FROM WALNUT sTRKET wHARE. 80
At $50 A. M, via Camden and AmbOy Accom-. e22o
AZ 8 A. NJ, via Cam and Jersey City Ex. Mail. 500
At9P. NJ, via Camden and Amboy Express. 800
Az i. NJ, for Amboy and intermediate stations.
At6se and 8 A. NJ and 2 p. NJ, for Freehold.
AZ a. M and P: NJ, for Long Branch ana
!. At 9 ana 10 A M, II NJ, = $780, and ago P. NJ, for
At $50, 8, and 10 A. NJ, 10 NJ, p $780, 4sO, g. T. and
IlsO ?. M. for Bordentown, Florence, Burlington
Beverly, and Delanco.
:, AZ ego and 10 A. NJ, ~ M, $50, 30. 8 and llSO
and Fish House, s A. NJ and p. M. for Rlverton
The 119 p. NJ. Line leaves Market Street Ferry,
"pp'l e'" FROM KENstNeroN DEroT
"A M9SO p,, A. NJ 2so' s9S and 7, NJ for Trenton
At T9O A. M, $50 and P. NJ for Morrlsville and
AT SoO and 1915 A. NJ, ana 2,sO, $, and P. M. for
tT AZ TSo and ioS5 < NJ, 2sO, q, g. ana p. NJ, for
sinoming, Bridesburg and Frankford and at $50
P. II. for Holmesburg and intermediate stations.
IRON WEST PHILADELPHIA DEPOT.
Via Connecting Railway.
~, 9'30 and IL A M, 12O 4, 6t4b, and IL p. NJ.
New York Express Lines, Via Jersey City Fare,
At 1870 P. M, Emigrant Line Fare, 81.
AZ . 9SO, and IL A. NJ, 1'2O, &, cas- and II P. NJ,
At Z, $50, and Il A. M, T. o95, and 19 p. M. for
D.
Schencks, Eddington, Cornwells, Torresoale,
Holmesburg, Tacony, Wisslnoming, Bridesburg, and
The $50 A. M, 645 and ~ P. NJ Lines will run
| daily. All others, Sundays excepted.
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES.
| " FROM KBNsRGToN DEPOT.
At T30 A M. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, DunkiTk,
Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester, Bnghamton, Os-
wego, Syracuse, Great Bend, Montrose Wlkesbarre,
scranton, Stroudsburg, Water Gap, Schooeys Noun
A. S'8O A. NJ and $50 P. M. for Belvidere, Easton,
LambertvIle, Flemington, etc. The $50 p. M. Line
connects direct with the train leaving Easton for
| Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, etc.
| Az IL A. M. from West Philadelphia Depot and
p. M. from kensington Depot, for Lambertville and
| intermediate stations.
| CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY AND
| PEMBERTON AND HIGHTST0WN RAIL
ROADS
| FROM MARKET STREET PERRY (UPPRR sIDKl
AT and 10 A. NJ, /, 216 $780, 8, and $50 p. NJ and
on Thursday and Saturday nights at II 80 p. M fol-
| Merchantville, Moorestown, Hartford, Masonvnle,
| Hainesport and Mount Holly
Att A. NJ, 215 and $50 P. NJ for Lamberton and
| Medford.
AT and 10 A. NJ, I, $780, and P. NJ, fol
| Smithville, Evansville, Vncentown, Birmingham
| and Pemberton.
At 10 A. NJ, for Lewistown, wrghtstown, Cooks.
| town, New Egypt, and Hornerstown.
| At A. M, 1 and $50 p. M, for Lewistown
| Wrightstown, Cookstown, New Egypt Horners
town, Cream Ridge Imlaystown, Sharon, and Hights
| town. WILLIAM H. GATZMER, Agent.
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PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND NOR
l. RISTOWN RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE,

TIME TABLE,
On and after MONDAY Nov. 22, 1859,
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at 6, T. s, 995, 19 II, IL A M,
81, S}l, 4O5 4SS, 90, g. 81, T. s, 92O, 10, Il, II
Leave Germantown at G, sb5, ~, 8, 500, 9, 10,
1880, u A. NJ, p 3, $50, "a, o. 81 8, 81, T. 8, ., 10,
The 500 down train and az and So up trains will
not stop on the Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 915 a. NJ 2, 4O5, I, and 10%
Leave Germantown at SIS A. M, !, 8, 6, and s%
P. NJ.
CHEsNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave PhiaIIelphia at q, s. 10, IL A. NJ, 2 81 5I,
Leave Chestnut Hill at ITO, s, $40 40 A. M, 1.4O,
81, $40, $40, $40, and 1910 7. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 0 is A. NJ, 2 and p M
Leave Chestnut Hill at 7'50 A. NJ, 1910, $40 and
FOR CoNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsTowN.
8, 4, ~, bN, on, sos, 1905, and 11I p NJ. ~
Leave NorrstOwn at $40, 625, Z, TZ, $50, and IL
A. M, ~, 8, AZ, 6A, 8, and 96 ?. M
The "a A. Nj. train from Norristown will not stop
ct Mogees, Potts Landing, Domino, or Schur's lane.
OF School lane, Manayunk, and ConshohOcken
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 A. NJ, ~, 4, and IN p NJ.
Leave N0iiA''G%d FOR q MANAYUNK.' a i r. anu l. M
Leave Philadelphia at 6, ~, 9, and IL O5 A. NJ, ~,
3, a. ~, 81, 6A, sos, 1906, and 11% P. NJ.
Leave Manayunk at 61o, 655, III $40, 9'2O and
IN A NJ SN' 8, 6S S'f sI9S6aTs SSG a9q 10 p M
Leave Philadelphia at 0 A. NJ, ~, 4, and IN P. NJ
Leave Manayunk at N A. NJ, u, 6, and 9k T. NJ.
PLYMOUTH RAILROAD;
Leave Leave fRnSeRGS P1moats 81 9t X n =
W. s. WILSON, General Superintendent,
Depot, NINTH and GREEN Streets.
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IMPORTANT PEREMPToRY SALE OF o.
PAINTINGS, .t.


At No. lO3O Chesnut street.
On Thursday and Friday evenings at ~ o'clock, and
Friday and Saturday mornings at II o'clock
At the Galleries, No 1920 Chestnut street. opposite the
Academy of Fine Arts by catalogue without reserve by
order of Messrs, j. Richardson and G. Peman, very
choice collection of Fine Modern Oil Paintings introduc
ing many excellent specimens of the English German,
and French schools The subjects varied and pleas
ing Landscapes, Marines, Cattle, Fruit, and Flower
Pieces, etc. 2195t
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MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS,--
NB QAtey Ssleslnon for M. Thomas Sons)
No. Gao CHESHUT Street. roar entrance from Minor.
PeremRtoyy Sale st No: 1870 9hesnqt street,

F9femPI1%S Nm r"Ie 1I NJ IyaV phesnHy Stree,
Pier, AND OVAL MIRRORS, ALL IN splendid
GOLD GILT AND WALNUT FRAMES.
FROM THE ESTABLISHMENT OF G.. PELMAN
On Thursday Morning, ..#
February "a at IL O'clock No. 1920 Chestnut street,
will sell without by catalogue large and
ceent selection of the finest quality French Plate
Mante Pier and Oval Mirrors of all the various Sizes In
splendid Gold Gilt and WalnutsFrames
The public is respectfully informed that this sale in
cudes first class assortment of mirrors OF latest designs
choicest patterns, having been manufactured by Mr..
Peman expressly for his private sales 2194t
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,

Feb. % at la o'clock noon. at the Philadelphia Tx.
MODERN THREE.SToRY RESIDENCE, No. 900
s. Tenth street
LING Ridge road and Green street. 92l6t
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ITO ALL WANTING FARMS IN A LOCAL.

ITO ALL WANTING FARMS IN A LOCAL
lty Exempt from Fevers, ald Lung Complaints
To Farmers Horticulturists, Mechanics, Capt.
tallsts, Gentlemen of Leisure, Invais, and
all wanting a homestead in a climate OF un-
surpassed salubrty, exempt from the rlgors
of a Northern winter, and in close connec-
ton with the commercial centres Of the South. Few
If any sections offer such combination OF induce
ments as the town of Aiken, s. c., and It's vicinity
for a desirable and permanent home. A pamphlet
of 81 pages now ready, containing a description Of
the climate soils, and the nature OF the products in
the vicinity OF Aiken especially fruit cereals cotton,
corn, vegetables etc., including extracts from
letters OF distinguished visitors, correspondents,
action of town councils inviting emigrants, etc to
which is added descriptive list of property for sale,
including improved farms, orchards, vineyards,
water powers, kaolin deposits unimproved lands,
and town residences. For sale by E. j. C. WOOD,
Real Estate Agent, Aiken S. c. The book will be
sent by mail on receipt of price, 80 cents. Address
]. G. DERBY, Publisher, P. o. Box No. 14s9, New
York, until 1st of February, after that date a
Aiken, s. @. 8m