THE DAILY KVENINO TKLEGHAP1I PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, ,1609, Monaban. Thot M amton J H JWriokDlS forlPaul Siason JNorklm J L Mathews B Moliln Patrick McKn7 Daniel Mellor Bridget MobHi P Monahen Win Morton W H otters (jeorge Marston Idwerd Mitchell R Morris John Mauger T Meseta John P WoOcy John McDevitt Edw McLaughlin Thoi McConnell Neil M oN amare Matthew MoMnilin moCaroben Tho vi oT horn McMckin W 0 MrDonald John . KcKernan I atncK lo- evitt Mary InNamtrn Jnhn FnAtr&nA Mtnhanl l n A rtnn jamas rioQully Michael sr. ononey w in McOloikey Miohael Hol.ene Archibald MoUonnell I'atnok JMeCormttk B McKllie t W Millar M flcLane W fflotiarthy JC WoMnllla J McUlein Alex McKnlgbt McDonald Allen McGregor Robert Mclntyre widow McUann Thomas Holiu.re Phttlik McCool John KcDonnuib J Mothristall David MoOolgan J HoKlwei McOlorkey B Mcltr.de Meil McUlinn V McD.vlttP McGovern Tlios . WcFerren 8 McCnrcbeon J as MoOafferty Mn McbusJO McKlhone John J McQa.kJohu s McOelian Pa'rick McKenna l'atr:ck Hester Wm Nagie Mrs Hew J Nicholson Henry Devlin P i Nathan Isaao Sixen N , . M W Bank of Virgin, Kegleys Saml ' IMpvee J O NeffA Maddock NattJH Norris Patrlok Nelson John Norton Jas S . O'Niel Kllen O'Donnell John O'wine A O'Langhlin LawrcLca CKgeis Julia O'Neil Johu ' Owena J Prtford Mr PIckerinK Joseph ?crter Borart ickerlng Thomas fatter son John rlnceO PickotJO ' Patterson R Payne George Peyton W M Pennock J & B Pi ire J L Pliila Mutual Real Estate Parvonarlous John Powell A rhlllipa F Prentise John H Perkins Bamr.ol Peters Kmannel ; Parkinson Ann i Peters ft. Ileis Peters H U Petera Z Pollock Robert Preaoott Ueorge Puroell J Fryer J , Purvea J Patcbell S Phillips Broa , Paxson Joseph Pierson Wm Qninn Joseph betas Wm Bonsa Benjamin Bones Wm Khetner Joseph. KorerJarob Unssell Mary Body (redbrick Bosenberoer J 1) Baker J Ii Koberta Wm Kaianre A U Bowe Manley Rhodes Jeiemiau Kendall B KatTerty 11 Roderick Jos Kieley Franois Bloe John Keminslon Bex Abraham Ring J as Kolierts Asbton Bobbina Wm Boaoh Joan Elder kin Beilley Pat Bnth Uanett li mfth t hnmaa J unhart j-nies Aememer m ' Jiecburn Barman Baney Mrs BodineJ Bansom J T Beilley T Bodel Mlohael Bees J B ,Bapp Gottleib Baiixan Pat ' Bicbmond Pottery Co ; Bush J C IfcamboPG Beese Uootor .1 1 VI 1 1 jBebfuas George Kaymonu win itosejonn Hodgera S E Hiklns Kura jblmon Miotiael ctoteslmry K b Hmllli lien at ' Hides Annie 1 Btooper Jos . bherman Kdw Soldiers' Orphans' Home Hnyaer John tt Hinitli John salience F : Hboenlg J-s Hilnger Fredk J Btrioklandluoi hnowdoo v eo fteed Bobt ' Stewart Andrew , BteveDson Wm rpangler U K BinDickaon Chat fcmlth Kobt t ex ton Tboa bhoemaker H ewan Unset etirlinsJF bides Joa Bimpaon Henry bbields Andrew bhuster Laura i thank Ohas tiuiith Joseph W fcaul Wm Bheiidau Joa Bolonon B 11 mith Mary Bewail Jos Mmpson Wui fetiliwell I W Bin I J beibert Krs bohtenl y J U Hcott Mr baltirU Spring B O teutue' Barbara Folby Wm Knaps Bennett biraley Mary fridebotbain Thomas thaw J M Bweegur J Bhaip Peter hnydrr G U Bmallwood A blither teltierTAO fhlner Conrad (human Fredk Bmilh r-icbolas hUhlbifler ii . Baxt n Wm Bchafler J J BwlthuoJ tcott ikue i Imw An mond Mddler Mary U f"oijieidur 4co tba Icr W boUitwler 11 7 (Users James I AulkebachJ U I 'chardson Mary A I I Aoten l veline 1 COB 9 j; Bwala Martha Bprlgel Albert btlmuiell M Bbinn U M Bievin U Boliers Aaron rtpajona A mmpson K h Himpaon W B hwreoey BUphea Treiiwifer Jonu Toddaophia Tr.m teller H Tbayer K Terr S. D Tncker John Turner Jobs Thornier John Tomilneon John Thompson B Trout Kdward Towosend 9 Tomer GV Thomson A M Thomas Lnckens TrongsJohn W Todd rtimon Thomss B B Tcueiuan Kll7.be'.h Thomas Joseph Taylor K Thompson T U Thomas J Turner T 1 Tamer J B Tetcrsall Jane Toblnt) Taylor A Olllcnple Trlpler A Uoomba Thomason Kliaa Townannd Mrs Thomas J M Trosett ttenj Trainer Joseph Toner Pa Hon Tway John Unknown Ura-tha K Vinmetor Joel Vanderalloe J VanklrkU A Tan'lergrift Annie Vito VUt Vaughn Jas Withmon Mrs M Worrell Howard White Dunoau Wt 1 Bamuel Ward Geo Williams Wm Wall John W Work James Woster Jos U Wonder Wm White Albert Wlison B Walters A Ryan Wlokoop Wm Wendell O Wood Wm T Wotte Wm li Webb Ool White Mary WitteO A Wilmer K T WIlleetonB W Walsn Pat Walsh J nines WendMI John Wills r li WeklonOhas Williams Barnl Wetbone Peter Williams Daniol Wolver JS Wallace T Williams Daniel Watson T WarntrJ m , Williamson T P Wro Klien White J D WestC K Wheeling W E w yusn audi Wi tbauk samu:l Wall A White G Wilkius J Wbartenby Chris Wiikins Bainl Watson G Work Kobt Wray Win Wackerhouse W Wnckerlionse W Wilson J Wyand W Walsh Oath Walker W WbUtaker W Wheiaa J U Wilthauk B P Weikel Peter Weir Kobt White albert Wharton James WeUel Peter Ward John I) lager INlar; Yaies Jas 1'oamas James Young J no Yeabel Bamuel. 26th SVara. Aacker Adolph Allen James Armstrong Wm Armstrong David Armstrong John Armstrong Wm Ackley tc Oo Arnold lienry Anderson Matthew Bastian Christian Benton Mr BeutonB Borgen Joseph D Brady K P Blake Kdward Burk W G Uuttoll K H Baker Bamuel Burke Win D Bafe Thomas Bosher George Barton B H Bancroft Lemuel Brown Alice Barton Benjamin Budd Wm Hobl) Peter Brou n K rt Baker John Brown B B Bell Thomas llntt Mr Bnnting Alexander Boyle James Baird George T Bnchanan Wm J Baldwin Mt Boyd Mr Bird Mr Boyle Kdward Bryan W in Brehaney John Borlan Mary Bradley Bridget Bell Wm Brady Joseph Bunting B Boyd Uugli Beatty Moore Beatty John Boag John Brookerman John H Burns Miss Buggy Mr, Uniting Charles Brlngburst Mr Wedlock U N Bulst Jobn Brtiman John Bllckham Simon Bomenler ft Uo Ballentine H Carl In John Cassldy James CraiiS Mrs Cullln George CassUay Patrick Conroy Patrick Cole Mr Carr Wm H Cottiu Auner M Craig Ucury Uoperth A Jordan Campbell James Conrad Mr Cox Joseph Carey James Cope Lioulsa Mrs Carlin Mlohael A Wm Clare Alexander Cooper Maty B lolltnt ft Bhentn Crostbr Wm Cupla tlatharine Craig Thomas Carsidey Franois Cowan A m Chambers WmO Creanlot N M Campuell John Carney John Conner James Carrie James Oamn Wm Ooyle Klica Cainplieli A Pollock Craus P Cox Justice Corcoran Patrick Carrol Patrick Coats Joseph Carey ft Fiizpatriek Coleman Mr Duncan Jobn Dunoau Washington Dona dson Jamei Dorots John Dntty Wm J Dranes Wm B Dougherty Wm Douaghty Thoa Dunlup Thomas Deriiuger i ho Delhi John David liaao Douuel y James Unpont Mrs Mary Donnelly Wm Donnelly Mlohael lionaghy U Donagb Hood Degourge HariU Diokson Wni Dorsey Mr DouKherty Jamei Davenport tlr Donnelly Kob.rt hldrifignMary M JCvai vV iu Kverrartfl W l;verhert JohnT '.verhart ft Bhoemaker Kvans Josesb Arr.ery Silas H Kwlng Hobert Ka er A Broth. r Klsln John arlcy W vans Bliarp it wemcoii Karrell Washington Farreli Jncob frisch Valentine Fricke Jacob Field Uudolpb Fyeter Uenry 8 Fliapatrlrk John iscerj m allon C ft. J A Farloy lien Ford Mr Ferry James Flnneran Mra Fnller'on Wm Ford Wm Farrell J Mr Firming Jobn Mnley Moses Forbes Wm Fox Mr Foote K FrellPD r rell Jaa Jt Fralov Mrs Fnllerton John Gaston Hugh Gordon Wm GaIs (haa German Kerormed Chnroh Garland H George B A George 8 B Georges ri Uallaghcr Mrs Gailaghrr Bllr.a Gallagher James Glllen Bart Gibbons James Uettv Robert ti Wens Mr Grant Joseph A Ulbaon George Glass Mr Given Thomas D Oibbs Joseph GriflUhGrilnth Gallagher Joseph Gilbert Mr Green Dennis Gerritt Mr bivens Wm Gonnell James Gallagher Alice Gordon Andrew Garvin James Gourley John Gsynor James Gordon George Glllen Kdward Grier George Gaskill Clayton , Gallagher Bernuri Grier Jane Graham J 0 Gibbons Mrs A Gray John C Hoffman J 11 Hill Alice Bughes O Harntft Kdward Hagadown U Ho finer O Hutchinson Berj Hughes Clement Hertzler Henry Htrtzler John Hanley Ann HerrA Hendricks Joseph Huber J Hazzerd James Hobderson BamuolA Hanson John -Harter John M Hauna Mrs Hubbell H trustee Harrison Mr Hines Martin llaadell John Huston latent) Johnson Charles Johnson A A Joynt Edward J ones U Jones D R JagKersTheophilua Johnston George Jones lienry Jobann Andrew Johnson Chrles Jenks JJr Jordan Wm Jtokron Tatlow (Ins BR leslor Mary A iates John D inuteen Augustus Kinsley Wm Kennedy Wm Kenned; Mr KilLelJf oob Kce. John Kertigan Jacob Uilpairiok Wm Bel ley James Kallen M A King Levi B KraitC Kt gan Isabella Kelibltne Mr Kermy John' Kilnalrick James Kennedy Matthew Lxfterty Charlts Lute Lvans Lenta Henry D Longblin Wm Londerback Martin Ladow Buth L Launing John P 1 ong Wm Laflerty Patrick Lau George Leach Gooige W l.eulz Mra Lyons John Laws Jobn Law Jobn Long John Lowery Martin Lanning Mra Lynch uicbard Lyle Mrs Laudretb Mr Lippincott Mr Lccgstreth Mr Meyers Isaac Meyers Geo W miner J Moriter V A Moody Matthew Mattson Robert P Murphy Wm G Money Samuel 6 Maguire Ann Mnrray Peter Mooie Catharine Monlnger & B Mole Mr Morrell Robt B Miller Allen Masgi A M Mole Wm moleU ft Bro Mole T Hicks M unshower John B Miller Geo Morgan Joseph Marvine K C Moore Alexander Mole Walter Morrlas Owen Major Jobnaton Major Jobn Muilineaux Jag Manll baml Monagban Peter Maltlacd Joseph Male John Mount Patrick Montelth Mary Mauli J Moore Joseph 6100 re Muria Mackm Patrlok Meyer I sane Mesenholder Mr Moes L Mason Jonathan McKenna Jaa McCullough J Moflaiu John McClaakey Jas MoKay Wm McDouongh Ohas McMenemy Bajjaiard McC ussey Wui McCail P McConwsy Thos McCormlok Francis Mrs Mclntyre Hugh Mod ossln Pa-rlok mctienry James McBrideJohn McGre Jsmes Mocansland Jaa Mctiettigan 'lln s McLauglln John McArthur Wm McGee John Mclntyre 1 1 McDevitt Thos McQulllsn Patrick McCiea Mr MeCieary Chas Mcllbeuuy A McConneil M McKenna James McGorey Bernard McCool John McLaughlin KUtabeth MoNulty Chas Mo'ntt re Wm Mclntyre a. McLaughlin Wm McKinneyA Mouartnoy C'allih;ii Wtwton J N Ke ey John Nelly John Kill John Man ly Tbcmas rVelfou Maty diver P OaboiB William (Jwi ns Mrs O'Nt ill Catharine UTouoell Kdwaid Orr Andrew O'Kelll Carr O'Neill A Co OTouLell Charles I O'liyrto Jehu l'ki-s in k ft M lllln laid AktoolaUoa Pew Joseph Penrose iMrs Phillips Henry Pratt rranklln Penlstan Bioharl Pel roe Mr Phillips 8 N Patton Wm Pharasln Alfred Plnmmer B H Patterson Robert Porter James Piatt John Parr fcdwnrd Perry John xeynolds A H Beese John L Klckmaa George Bidsdale John Bansom G M Bnmbo Mra Ritchie David Rose Wm K Hoaoh K M Rosa Bam a el Robinson Wm A Ann Hoberts Daniel A Rnssell Wm Rodgers Hugh Rnssell A HanklnaA A P KeedWm Reppller Charles Riddle John Redfern Geo Btinger Chas Stinger Geo Bbls ler Isaao stinger Daniel Bbeller Snsau Belssell H U Binger John Seville L A Handeison Wm B Keeny T U Springer t B Simons Wm Btlnson Jobn Blmons Jacob Boott James H Boon James b Bbotty John Sutherland A Alexander Shaw Wm Smith Solomon Bmith Catharine soathoote Mrs Blocum James Btalnrock Mrs Snodgraaa Robert Shaw Jan Button Barah BnttonBallie M steward Thomas Bteward H D Bhaw Wm Bhaw Mrs Bweeney Patrick Meward David Sweeney Mr Bhlnn Miss L Sherman John Bmith Thomas Snpplee ft Jackson hneildreke ft Brady Bhelldrase Charles Soott John Sherman Wm Bmith Jam. rimon Henry Bmith Mrs Bteel J (I Bolster Mr Smith Klixsbeth Bamnor A Sloan Mr Btrlno Charles Stewart James 3 Thompson Henry Tittuey Abe Tittney Charles 'lucktr Louisa A Turner Jobn Toland John Tuurilsh John Tagg Henry Xbackeray Dr Wm Toner Wm Thompson Douglas I Thomas It K Tncker Barah Taylor Felix Toland Robert Toner Dennis Truiuau John Unknown Venning ID 1 Vautier Charles Vile duuiuel Voimor John Vautier J abn B Vanborn Charles Voilnm HI P Vaugban Johanna Warwiok Cbanes k Wnelau N Warden U Warnick N P Woo as Robert Weaver Henry Wngner George A Wiudle Wm Williamson W T Williamson Mr Ward John Wlckersham Mr White Mr Warnook Robert WallaoeThos Warwick Mrs Helen Wilson Alary J W bite Joun Wood Bishop Westenberger Mr White Thomas Wilson Archibald Wilson Alexander White Wm Williams Mr Williamson Thos Weeks J W Young Charles G Young Joseph 27th Ward. Atlantic Quartz Co Bariattfe F Brognird L N Bast AI Boyle Thos Jairnoauui U Brown b W Buohannan B Bernd A Barr R J Bragg Thus Blaok Kmeien Cdumm Mary Bailey A Billings Jas N Birnes Jobn Baker J Barr JI Beatty M A Burns Charles Bernard J K Block Caivln Black Geo Black Matthias Brandt BeD) Bosteok Jonn Riddle A P Beilerjean Henry Basso John I) Bean Jesse Bitlner a a Biabing K Butler Moholas Bulin W G Berger A Bnttz Byram John Cahiil Daniel i ariiuoh HI H Collins F M Conrad Joseph Ciiue J K Clauder Godfrey Conway A W Carpenter F li Cobum Johu Cox Justice Cniln Cnrr.n Jos Crotbers Baml Crolliers Mrs M Carr Franois Ca t e Jobn H Critteuden Baml Carlisle Hudson Cildwell John .useo And mJKM Curtis U W Cbristmao K 8 Devnu Jas Liebeny David Dusbel Duross Cornelius Dowliug John Dougherty James Dow ling John Delaware Turnpike Co Kenny noot Druinuicud Jos Uoitiy W P Dnnu A J Dewese Jas Dlekcraon Jas Davis U W Kcoies Wm Bldridge Jeremiah &vans l nomas Edson tlathan Jwpplehelmer John Fullmer U J Frceberger Geo Frame N G Farmers A Meohanlos' Building Society Fitzgerald Jas Fox Johu D Farmers Mechanics' Land Uo seoD ?,rn Maloomb bibbs Maria Gordon Johu Gcrmley Green Harriet Glenn Jacob Goodman H Q Ganble Jas Gorman Jag Gandy Wm Gtldeafeuuy H H Gooilln H Uonoher Ann Gillespie Jas Grau Hartmau German Julia HarUnU W Hubbard W W Hansel Christian liir.au James 1 Harper Thus T Heiles John HlUtuau J K Parrls Leach Harris samnei Hammond Mr Harrison John HayHMioh notion jos Hall J M Hasel Mich Hopkins Margaret Hill Preston Itammls ft. Halmings HarklnsM Hnllnda 1 II Howell LO inncnsen manaeu Hallor Mary Hassall r P Hall Chas M J araes A C I a m a m Thnmll Justice HaruCtt Jones Daniel Jones Mary W jones jane u Jarvla HrbIa! Johnston John 0 Jones Kd W Kelly A m Kane Wm Km kle Wm Kent James Keenan James W Largan Bichard LigginsB B T.rtiiahltn Koliert Lyon John Lewis Jonn Lacock Wm Lloyd Maloomb Lower John Linden Jsoob Leaiy John Longstreth John 1 .aa rnlnn Mitchell J M . MatlacK K Mutphy Joseph Morrell mrs u Master O J Murphy Dennis Matthew M Mellock John , M al.an II Maber Michael Mannel Joseph Dianigan Anarew Mnrfliiirk Wm I Moore Wm Mills Jesse Magee Wm ' Miller Carroll Moran Wm Metzger K filler John T Moland wm w E Miller James Melony c r Miller Jerry Moorehead J B Mnlllgan Wm Irler'bon mr Morgan Jobn Manard H J MoGrory W . McHae Bamnei Mcljuiifthlin Jas McKisick Jas niAf.lan.il Kneanna McKuison Henry Mccool uavia McBrldeThos h1.l nitohlln John Mcl aughlin Francis meiiroy jonn McLeard G J mcMury Bamnei McVadden Charles J ate Abraham Nleld Martha Neamith Mary B Nnrlh ItAorffl Catt Henry U'Lonneu n m Owens Jones Oldfield Johu Oftitt John Ptpper W t' Preston K H Painter J O Powelton Ceo A Pslmer Aaron Presser Christian P.alstea jucuo inm Pnah Inh Peacock John B Qutnn Annie Quinn Mary Huberts c u Vii.a1I Wm r.obinson Ellon BaodallU W Bisden Eliza Bively Sarah lodgers Kliaabetli Bank in Hugu Boss Robert Beazen F M Beeves Henry Robinson James Bmith Jobn D Bonder A Springer r t nyder B M Blmons vy it Snyder L kmlth .Tas R Sycklemore Wm sty les n m Sparry Jos Stewart Jane Stewart Thos Battertbwalte R Stout jonn r hapleigh John W KliAtileiffh Hirain Shaw Jos tcott Giles Ransom Robert Bchofield Maik spence Danl fcimon Henry fcchtrr r u bmith WD Bcblssler Isaac Shields tobert . Biinpson Blobara Hn. tt (,lllls Stanley Wm Btovkllne jonu singleton Aaron tfenife Is ao Boudtr Jobn K bmith b. M fcchott ChasN ttone J A MAA M P Squire Francis bonder J w Teat HA Tucker H H M honiaa Delitba TrlbettCbas 1 urpin M A Trapbegan S 1 horn ton Jas Uriah Jaa TJlricb uanlel Wood Thomas Wetierly Jobn West &nd Land Co WilsonH W Wakbfield earaU Wbt e J R Walsh Jobn Wylle David Welkins Jos Warner Chas W lebsck Lewis Washington Wm Willbank Chas H WilliRms Cbas P V liliamson Itfitthew W codw.rd M W V beeier Mr V rider Thos 1) Warner D N Woooward J Yarnall Reuben 28th AVaid. Apple K An near Jobn AI.en K Anoerton L P Arinand L Auther J W Andoof W Arey Kobt B Anspach Alilckle Bonner U Lrown J is Bnch.rWm , Batkley John liiobk J 11 Lard J Beaser John Baird Jobn Bollcck Baml Bennett Mt Beck Jaa Bremer P M Birdd H Blight A Brook Mr Barnbnrrs Thos Becker Ignetz B rlin Charles Baird Christian Boyer t nn Booth Robert Borchart Mloh nl-tcbfrd Mary Jane Blokle J V Benton Mr Bee Jobn L Ban y Mloh Becker Henry Bums Thos ' Bai ker John Bird John Benner Oliver llenner Jehu Clayton O B Clayton Gen A Crour Jas I oyee A C Cochran A CuitlsBH Coiuion W W Calhousen John Cullwell 1 Cove ly A i'len m'l bos t ano Geo Coliman Patrlok Clayton J Cielui C ( oiln.s Pat Claik Jr iin i'laik (Iwau C'elliiu Henry l.'i'liua bimoo CleeBeni Cooper Samnei Oreeger W O Colestin i S Crosby John Callahan Mlohael Conner Fhot U Clark Chas. Oaloner W J Dalr Mary Dongherton J DelaDy Miohael Devlne A Dehaven A R Deheven T J Dlok Sarah B Donnelly Jane Don woody kr.eklel Daraey T G Dreen Henry Dome Chas F Dllks Fred Dells Wm Dalam J no M Douglass Phllada Brick Mannfao Co Klicker A B Kngllsh W A Krrioht Fred Hohelheok Philip Kdge Wm Kaquitb Etna Fisher B Freed John Flanlgan Jno Preiser X U Pel ton U Frock H Fnlmer G Futmer Fred Farey Andrew Fisher W W Folwell W H Fry Prey W Parson B Franklin Bamnei Ferguson David Pulton John jTichtner Fred Frost Wm Fiton U H Geysen Jno Ga-dmte P Gont H Gallagher John Greller Geo Gardar Geo Gorden Annie Gadsby B J Gaul H W Gibbs Barah P Greer MM Green Jobn Garvey Kdw Grant Land Association Gifer Peter Gass Chas UnrTnagle Chris Holland Geo Heron Mat Hayzer Wm Harper Wm K Hall R B Herring B C Haydooft G Heuzell & Manzell Homar B Uomar Jas Heritages Hallowed 0 Hagan M Uagie W H Haines Wm Hamilton Jas Holtman M A Hoffman Fred Hoiinea M A llall G L Heiskey samnei Haines J P . Hobeubadls Jaoeb Hookey Wm Harrison A W Hess Kit Uenseil Cbas Hastings kid HnuliM Marr Haywood Kate John-on Jno Jaoobs s Jones Jsmes Jones Ann . Jenkins G W Jeffries Thoi Jones Aza Jones Charles Jenkins Howard Johnston John R. Jones Isaao Knight R K Kilienbaugu L Keyaer M R Kerbauch Charles Kelly ft Agin Keller Camarlne Kesster G R Kite Isaao F Kuorr George Knbn Frederiok Kirkbrlde A W Kllpatrick Wm Knorr Mathiia LUmore Jobn Lowry G G LottG Vf . Laugbun J R Laughlln F H Lewis Walt Lauglklln rl A Laoart Thos Lnklns Josn LongBtreth John Lightunger A Lao ranee Geo Loveriug F R Long W W Loomla G Laverlot Albert Laverlet Mr May Levlne B L.e J li Lex George Leasou Samuels ft Co Leeoh twm Lewta Oliver Money Tim Manpaw bam Miller Mr Milllken Air Miller J D H Atoorehoupe Wm XUaddock W U Matters 0 J May G R Mauly fc- Alaaon C Maag John Maag Bebeoca Maples Jos murphy M B Murphy W G Moors Jobn Manahan lhos Morris t W Mnler Hannah Mowers Busan Mooney Alary Jtiower Baiah Marley Benj jnertha David merroll David Molntosh Wui Mo Bee C H BloUurdy M MoLaughllu Jas JBo.sl.y Joun MoCue JH McDowell J Mcaeusey W A MoKeussy William Mo tie u Geo MoMean W JrioMu.lan R MuCembiyi MvWaters John juoLlornaud J Mclntyre W IX e well Mr Mautry ii Meweil Molta .Nicholas aowiio J Noien D H Nathans T M Aeial Win Reason Patrick aglu Land Association G'uurn J H Ostaioh J 0 Paxtou John Poulson M A PancoastMr Parker J O 1 enuock U P Pyle Ann Hnrnxll H S Pasoall tt B Piper W Pbokard Andrew t helps J Hewlett John Huffman Jas Linear Johu Boaoh J M bable ki Rich Geo BothwellG B Boot. J Bobl son T Bussali.ba.rk Jl Bbeusei Wax Russell Geo Beger A Reger Isaiah Riley J O Robin W A BoHiell Jacob Rioe Henry Bobiuson Mr Bench W U Bote Wm Beardou Thos Blobards Mary K Bamabottoin J Boberis Kliza Bmith Wm Buhively lianlel tbieias Pat tfcettergood Uhai Bexton J W Bmith A golieck U Q textouj W Steiubeig B Hheppaiu G Btupheua Jas B Boott K koroller Bamuel Ecuwarta Alleu BolusterH Blewart J H Bhoemaker B Ko'i' oiler H iuiael' buioker U Bnyder John rtroud R W Bmedley Boos shoemaker J rite 4 11 Bhceninker Pamnel Bhoemnker Jacob t nilih Catharine rilaneerj smith K Bmedley Mat hew Summers Margaret t-mlth K Smith ft Co rtrang Wm Btoiy Wm Bkelton A Hmons W moley W hhonlrg Jaoob fchtfTer G flmnns 8 Stewart scetts A Slory A Bweecer W A Bllckney C t-tewart D Bhoemaker Theodore Stcne A R Btcry A B Bhey Jso b (bafler Jobn Smith A Hendricks Bhuster W U Temple B Tahown George Thomas Jss hnyder J B Taylor B Thornton Wm Tavill E Todd W H Taylor M A Townsend K AMUSEMENTS. THE r.'AVMOTH SKATING hINK, TWENTT FIRST AND RACE STREET, WILL BB OPF.N FOR BKATINQ IN A FEW DAYS It Is the LARGEST and moat SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT FIJNK on the American continent, And Is brlr g fitted np and furnished In a atyle that will wake 11 THE SKATING KINK OF AMERICA. THE GREAT CANADIAN BKATBR9, TUE HIEAOIIjEU jUIIOTHjERS, WHO CRKATED BUCH A CESSATION IN PHI. LADKLPH1A LAST WJNTKK. BAVK BKttN KS. GAUKD AT A GREAT Ciive Exhibitions of Skill In ON THE DAY AND EVENING OF THE OrHN- JJSU,AJU i.Vi.Kl 1IA1 AJJ Ji VISAING UNTIL AUBTHER NOriCiC SEASON AND COUPON TICKKTS tor sale at K. G. BTON KB & CO.'S. N0.6O7 MARKKT street. And at WILLIAMS dk WOODWAHD'tJ. No. 9Sil CH1LBNCT Street. ISOALE OF PRICES. Gentleman's Season Ticket , , 810-00 Lady's Season Tioot. ................. B-oo Children's Tickets. s-ou Coupon Tickets (2U admlsslona) O'wtf Single Admltslons each . ,.......50 cents THE RINK WILL BE OPEN MORNING. AFTER. NOON. ANO EVENING. 12 M it J. W FQ3T, f tanagar. GI1E8NUT HTKEET THEATER a happy nkw year. NEW YKAR'ii NIGHT. NEW YEAR'el NIGHT, NEW YKAR'd NIGHT. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE r thi GREAT CIRCUS TROUPE, GKMAT CIRCUS TROUPE, GREAT CiKCUd TROUPE, comprising the tu v BEbT TALENT IN AMERICA. IX A GLORIOUS PERFORMANCE. GLORIOUS PERFORMANCE. GLORIOUS PERFORMANCE. Evening Admission, 25 cents, 6u cents, and jl, A CADE MY OP MrjSI BENEFIT OF MR9. 8C0TT-81DD0NS, LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. THIS (Friday) hum MRS. BCOTT-SinDONS....- aa JfJL SATURDAY. LAST NIGHT, KING RENE'S DAUGHTER (By request) THE STRANGER. ADMISSION, 50 CENTS. HE 'KBVKD SEATS. II FAMILY CIRCLE. 25 CENTS. ' ALNUT 8T. THEATRE. IBEQINS AT 51 TulS (Friday) EVENING, la., i ' 3 a A" uiiiubi .ruoiiiuu uiauia. vuiiuny 1 HE ORANGE GIRL A CHRISTMAS STORY Replete wlin startling ell'ects, novel and thriilin sensations, poweriul drauiallc tableaui, and ever To commence with the laughable farce of UP FOR THE HOLIDAYS. THE ORANGE UiRL-A CHRISTMAS STORY THIS (Friday) AND SATURDAY A F TERNOONS rioora open at I '4: commence at 2 o'clock. RS. JOHN DBEVV'S ARCH bTfiEET THF ATRE. Begins at half-past 7. iUt' A FLASH OF LIGHTNING crowds the bouse nightly. NEW YEAR WEEK AT THE ARCH. TO-NIGHT A JSD EVERY N1GH.T. Augustine Daly's great local play, A FLAc-H OF LIGHTNING. , reT.7,. Bcene new F Hawthorne, Fetters, and John Wiser. ' "uu New machinery by Furze and assistants. A greatest. Secure your seata. TI1KATH1S L'UWiyUE, SEYEJSTU STREET below Arcb. Sole Lessee ano manager Pronouncea success or the husan GALTun COMIC KNGLISH OPERA COMPANY. TO-NIGHT-Now Opera by OUenbach, MARKIAGE BY LANTERNS, and Charles Dibdlng's ballad opera, THE WATER MAN, SUSAN GALTON and Comlo Ope.a Coniuany Appearing. Pricea 50. To, and 25 cents. Secure seats at Trun pier's No. U2(t Cbesnut street, or box ollise. t'orumence at 7 45. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE, EVERY ItVKNINU AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON. GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE, In Grand Ballets, Etb'oplan Burlesques, So net Dances, Pantomimes, Gymnast Acts, etc. fONCERT HAL L. J OPBN EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MACEVOY'S NEW HLBERNICON, representing a Tour In Ireland. Mr. robekt BYRNE as; Barney the Guide; Pro leesor J. MAC EVOY, Leciuier, And talented Com pany. Admission, 35 cents; Reserved Boats, 50. Children under teu years, 25 ctn. To Matinee. 15 eta. Doors open at 7: commence at 8, 12 29 4t PHILADELPHIA PHILHARMONIC B0. CIETY. THE FIBST PUBLIC REHEAR9.L will take place on FRIDAY, January 1, AT HORTICULTURAL HALL, at '. o'clock P. M. Doors open as . Aasoulate merubAts cau procure extra ticket at the ollice of ibe Society, No. 1K2 Cbesnut street. Also at Horticultural Hall at the time of rehearsal. 12 m HORTICULTURAL HAL L. GERMANIA . OKCH FjsTka P U B L I C RE.U EA US ALS EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 8i P. M. Tickets Bold at the door and all principal Music Stores. Pack ages of five iorl; single, 25 cents. Engagements cau be made by addressing G. BAS TEKT. No. 1231 MONTEHkY Street; Wlltig's Muslo Store. No. 1021 Cbetmut slrett; Andre's MubIc Store. No. 11B1 Cheeuut street. 10 19 am CARL BENTZ' AND MARK HASSLER'SOR CiE;bTRA MATINEES, EVERY SATURDAY at3S P.Min MUSICAL u JlALXj. Single Ad mission, 60 rente. Package 01 41 :'ckeis,tl, atlToner' No. 1102 CH ESN UT St.. a jd at the Door. I U U ACCORDING TO ARRANGEMENTS MADE some months ago, I Irom this day, January 1, IH'tf. ceate to have any connection with the DRUG AND APOTHECARY STORE. N, W. comer Of TWELFTH and CUE3NUT. If 8IM0EL F, PIMKS. AUCTION SALES BUNTING, DURB0R0W & CO.. AUCTIOHs EERS, Nos. 2a2 aud Ml MARKET Street, ooraei of Bank street. Suooewors to Jobn R. Myers fc (cu. hlltkmftohy aalw of a t'ib.st cl i ss he Tail stock of duy goods. t'u Monday morning. January 4 at 10 o'clock, on our months' credit, by order oi asslguees. 1 1 U THOMAS BIRCH" & BON, AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No, vS CHEbN UT Street; rear entrance No. 1107 bAtvsoa Ml Bale at No. 721 N Twelfth Street. HOUSEHOLD FURM1URE CAKPAT8, ETC, On Saturday Mornlug, January 1 at 10 o'clock, at No, 711 N. Twelfth street, will be sold the lu'ultore of a fumlly deollulng housekeeping, lucludlrg parlor, cbatnber, dlulog ro m. ALd kitchen .furniture i carpets, beds, e'o. 1111 o D. McCT.EtS W o. sue Id a hK KT T irriNCOTT. SON AblliiUWof llUU.UXNO.Wo,.W WAUKltlbl. Thotnpena Ml Taylor John Thomas Join Tltlow Joseph Unknown Uber Adam Umberger It Urbane T Vaohe B Volts Lewis Vesey Cbas W' biter Abraham Walling W 11 Weaver J . Woodward M A Mrs Walley H Wade J W Wood K D WehlerD Warnook O Worth John Way G B Wade J B Walter D Wlblams J G Wattegen U W West w bltaker Kmerly Williamson llemletta Worm Fred Wyatt P Willing Bebecaa Williamson James Williams Lewis West J.hn William Thomas Watson W B Wolgemuth F J WinpennyBaml Wimley Wm Wagoner Thomas Young A Yonng M B Zebling Jaoob Zluk Henry EXi'ENBE, And WUI ttieir Wonderful Kkatlng c. EVENING. January 1. lafiu EG AND JULIET. j. c. GREGORY A CO., otreet. AICT10SKER8 t, i r a rifPTrnwiPRfil SUMMARY CUT AsTatirsk At a neollni of tbe CorumtIonr for tbe hnlldinfr of a bttdge over Iho Hchutlklll t Booth street, beld Hits wrek, plant tor n Iron bridge were received from Smith, Lktrobe A Co., ot Biiltimore, John W. Murphy, nj llollor A Little, both ot thisoltj. All of the i)los r for bridge of four pier, exclusive of the one for the draw, but tbe plans for the approach's differ. Bmith, Latrobe A Co. propose to build the approaches on iron pier, screwed into tbe ground, whllo Mr. Murphy estimates for brick arches, with stone drenifntcs, and Bolton A Little for iron arobes of sixty feet. The bridge, between the abutmoutf. will be 805 fet, and, Including the eastern and wcsifrn approncbe, 2160 feet. Tue Comtuisslon will not make any award until each gentleman submitting propo sals shall have an opportunity of expUiulmc their j lar.s. The cotl 01 either of these Drldgi will be under the price tired by act of Assembly. Samuel G. Huggles, t'hiet of Police, yester day tendered bin reMpuntlon to Mayor M: Michael, on nccount of ill-health. Mr. Kugtriei has been confined to his bouse lor nearly three niontbs, owltig to a chronic ailrrtlon. lie bav been ideutlQed with the police department ot tbe city for a lonft tin c. He wa. unili bU appointment at Chief, Ltotitcnant of the Koarth district, embrach fj tbe mh ward, lie was. we believe, appointed Chtd by Msvor Gllpia, was reappointed by Mavotx Van, ll-nry, and McMicbHcl, serving in that c tpaclty fitiihlully for nearly a dezen years. Another meeting; ol ingrain carpet weaver tookpiacelaeteveninz.nl the hill Krjin aud Master streets, James Molti th, Cbairmau; Jobn Wrrkman, Secretary. Tue report Iroui the different manulpcturin;: ediablishments Indi cated a williDKufss of nearly all the manafuc turers to accede to the den. and of the weavers respecting the price requited for their Uoor. , The Committee on the U-l:ef fund reported several contributions troui manufactories In which tbe employes are nt work. Attcr a pro loneed dlxeuBsion on topics pertaining to tbe iuterest of tbe weavers, tuo inrettim a ljouruet. Before Judge Cad wal ad-. r, yesterday, the cae of the United States vs. the steamer Cotton Plant and cargo, the last of the prize cases, was up for argumeut. The eteamer was seized by a portion 01 tne crews ot two Government ves sels despatched for that purpose. 8 he wai taken at Halifax, on the Koauoke river, In Worth CarolirjB. on the 10th of Mny, 1885. Her owner, Mr. McMahon, claimed her, and based his claim on the grouDd that he wa3 a loyal citizen, and that the seizure was made after hostilities hnd ceased. The Judge decided that the seizure wm a lawful one, from which decision nu appeal will be taken to the Suoreme Court. Domestic Airitim. Gold closed yesterday at 1"5. Chief Justice Chose In in Washington. No Department busiLess will he transacted in Washington to-day. The steamer America yesterday took out $30,000 In specie for Bremen. Iho steamship Uusia. from Liverpool, arrived vesterday at Hew York. Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Vice Trasident elect, ieturned to Washington yesterday. Up to this date there have been three thou sand three hundred bankrupt cases in Virginia. Aaron Abbott, father of Senator Abbott, of North Carolina, died ;ears. An express agent wis knocked down and robbed of $12,000 in No.loik, early yesterday morning. Tho inauguration of Mr. Bowie as fioveruor of Maryland will take bib insr. The roadway over the Aqueduct Brldgo at Georgetown, D. C, was opened yesterday lor travel. Storms' woollen mill-, at PiUsfleM, Mass., wero destroyed by Are on Wednesday night. Loss estimated at $100,000. The "Soldiers' Home" in Chicago has been closed, and the inmates transferred to tho National Asylum at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. An attempt will soon be tnude by the Wash ington Temperance Association to induce Con cress to puss a prohibitory liquor law lor tho District of Columbia Andrew Johnson was jesterday "caned" by pome gentleman who bus a penchant for ' Old Hickory." The cane inappropriately came fj oai Lookout Mouutulu. Truly "the uutinjest cut of all." Camillo Capera, confined in the Havana prison lor political oileu-e-, died of consumption on Wednesday, and yesterday hi, fuuorai was attended by the largest concourse of citizens ever witnessed in thut city. Forelg-u AHulrs. Paris, Dec. 31. A despatch lrom Constanti nople says that Petropaulukl ana the Greek volunteers in Crete have surrendered to the Turks. i Constantinople, Dec. 31. It is officially announced that the lust ut the insuigeuts In Crete have surrendered to the forces of tho Porte. A despatch from Athens fays the Greek War Minister has gone to Cerigo to disbaud the volunteers raised in that Ulund. Pabisi fee. 81. It is leported that the con ference, if held, will aducre to the Turkish ultimatum. Madrid, Dec. 31. General Caballero de Roda, having restored quiet in Seville, has returned to Cordova. The Nutionat Guard at Seville had been disarmed. Madeid, Dec. 31. Disturbances have occurred in Malaga, where barricades have been erected in the streets by a portion ot tho people. The disorder i likely to be easily suppressed. Tue CarlUt agitation, continues in Navarre. Loudon, Dec. 31. The meeting ot the confer ence ot tbe great poweis on tbe Oriental ques tion, which was fixed lor January 2, has oeen postponed, and the day ot a seuiolage, it Indeed convened at all, Is now quite uucertais. Dublin, Dec, 31. Colo liu'c?, a justice of the peace at Ttpperary, has been bot dead iu that city by unknown partie. iso urrets have been made. London, Dec. 31. A 'ospittch from Suez, in anticipation of tl?e Australian mail, states that intelligence has been received at Melbourne from New Zealand that ti-tv European families have been murdered by thJ Maories. Havana, Deo. 31. A jouui?Cubaii narmed Camillo Cepero.who ha betii conined for soiiu time past tor politicaloflenne, oied yesterday of consumption. His funeral took glace to-day, and was the largest ever known in this city. Thousands of Cubans followed the remains to tbe cemotery, and the body wai carried to the grave on the shouldersot the mourners. London, Dec, 31. A dt:pu'i:b lrom Wigao, Lancashire, reports thir. a terrible exolosion eccnrred in the Haydock colliery to-diy, aud that twenty-two dead bodies have already been taken out of tbe mine. Pabib, Dec. 31. A decree signed by M. Bouher. is published, which aligns to the new organ ot the Government the title of Jourml OJioiel de V Empire. London, Dec. 31. One day's later news has bean received from Constantinople. The insur gents in Crete have all made their submission to the Turkish authority, aud a provisional government has been es.aolisbcd there. HConstantinoplh, Dec. 31. The Turquit news paper says tbe Porte has not accepted and pro bably will not approve the proposition for European conference. A Constantinople despatch sayg the Turki-h Government, since the depai-tuie of the Gieek envoy, shows good feeliug towards tbe Greek lesidents of that city. r?T. Pbtebsbubg, Dec. 31. Tho Journal of St. Petersburg editorially expresses the hope that the Porte will withdraw tue ultiiu ttum sent to Cieeco before tbe conference assembles. The Twitchell Trial. Yesterday afternoon tie testimony in theoaaa of Twllctacll was closed, and the counsel proceeded to sum np. Mr. Megert opened. After alluding to ills coed.' ifon physically, caused by arduous labors, he laid this case waa one of Importanoe. It bad f'.raoted more public attention than any other Ci:te within tbe limits of the city for a number rf years, owing to its peculiarity. Tbe eawe is one of peculiar atrocity a murder by the hand of one wbo should rather have firotected her than murdeied her. If public iiMfloA srtmihl full I ( nnnvlnL. It will ba la re proach from which it suou au evont we had on Wednesday, aged 69 place at Annapolis ou the can never recover, in belter olose theoourt, hollar JaiUa,nd da A way wlth Judges), It, wee on of a clause of murders whlob have be pome common in ttilsoliy. Within k year or two tt number of old womso have been mr -del rd, end I have beard tbe lenrnecl eounael on tbe other sine (Mr. Mann) argue with foroe ti e iif-eeaalty of proloeiing this cIam of eoofety, lor triey Are unable to protect themsel vea. Mora especially are they to be protected from tbe . Vl l uce of the young. The speaker then said that there have been men without money or backer wbo have been -convlctsd upon testimony luaa conclusive lliau : that presenied here, lie wm of the opinion that tnrre lied never ben testimony no etrona; f resenteU egAinst any man In this Court. lie lien eirlaiud elrciiinainntlai evidence, and was of tie opinion that Uie oottusel for tbe drfmse would talk a great dl about the tlarger of convict Irig upon clroumatantlaJ viuence. Tin-re ere out eleven cases of cir cumstantial evidence in tbe bonk wliere there) baa lieen no reanou to doubt the pro pilety of lue juUanieiit. end some of these -weie not convicilou ou purely clrcutustautlal testimony. The speaker Ihea alluded to the physical fart lu tbe fine, which be claimed point to the t rl-ourr a Hie guilty lariy. Theae faole oon Mtird of the fact to at tue prlsouer and hie mother-in-law live in tuo snme boase; the lime rf the murttfr and lh coiullllon of tulngs were favorable fr the coiiniilfclou of the murder by Ibe priaoner. These polnl were elaborately reviewed by Mr. li;.ei t, and be nprKrlKl them by adoi'iitig a theory of tbe mauncr In woloh tbe murder waa flauced and perpetrated. In support tf this be gaoled the various wlloeastta tor Ibe t'orcmoiiweallh. He dwelt wlin con aide rable lotcn tipou ttie dreseof tbe prisoner when he admltud Marah Ciininhell to tbe bonne, and bla maimer when confronted with tbe acctuMitlou that be bad eominlttedthe murdor. Mr. Haitert tin u rclale l the elialn of eirourn eiatioee wulcli ti, lionet tbe priaoner, pronal aeul among hlcli wa tho presence of blirad np(n blusliirf. anil vt-at, both of which article) lu bad put ou after the b jdy haul been carried lu and after be bad been armsled, Mr. Hsgort. In It luru. touciicil upon the quaellon of motive, and aryud luat It had been proven beyond a reaaouanle doubt. He cloved his ar gumeut, which m lour hour lu ieuatu, by chi 11 tig upon I lie jury to give the evlanuoe a clohe end searching consideration, and. If iliey believed the ti ailiioiiy of the Cotutnou wealth, to render a verdict of guilty. Mr. O'llyrue, lu o.uluu for the defense, said that to tbe Jury was committed the all of tbe prisoner at the bar. In the dark hour of bl agouy. whfii the clamor of au exulted people, Isshed Into Jury by the preaa, luteual lied and directed by I he atgenl of tbe law who demand a victim, hie hopaa of safety and release fiom i er.l real upon tbe great bulwark of American liberty trial by Jury. After alluding to the course which the newspaper pree bad pursued, tbe speaker aald mat euottgh bad been shown lu the trial of the cause to sallaly anytxxly bow unlit tbe popu lace are to tiy any laue of fact bow lmorlaut 11 was to uphold aud suatala the Indepeudeuoe of Jury trial. In failing to do o, fxlllDg to lo ilKhl in Ibe face tif uod aud tuaa, the Jury might ooudemu the Innoceut, and ho doinii. ibey meanly board to the rsmiant spirit of otitrnee which IlirpHter.ed to eraot lbs trlimnal of vigilance coiuujiUbtj upon tbe rulua of Ulal b.v lury. lie claimed that the Jury would net surrender their consoleucta to MHl'aty tbe temporary paa Btcn t'f the rubble. Under the reapouHlulltty of the onth which they had taken they had to listen to tbe dt-fenm'of the prisoner, and be ba lleved that their verdict would fling open hie prlsou door, uUhlpuU the loul calumnies which blacken tits Ulr lauie, and r. sUire lilmtobi father, t hi wife, nud to society, of which he bad alwa beu au honored and cherUhed member. He remirded the Jury or tbe cardinal max ims that "Kvery person I presumed to be lu uocent until proved aullty," and "Jt la butter that many guilty person abould escape than that one lnuocutit pcison abould sutler.'' Those maxims, he asaetiled, should address themiel vea to the mlud with accumulated loroe, a there 1 a fair presumption of the prisoner' lunouenoe. That presumption should be overtbrown before the Jury could even question bow fur ho I guilty. AssumiDg that there wae enough iesi mony to destroy the pi omi nipt Ion, it must be next shown that a motive exlated to Induce the prisoner to commit tbe crime. Mecluiuioi that do such motive had been provou. To convict Twlicheil the Jury were asked to do solely and entirely upon clrcuuiHtauilat evidence. The spenkvr held that no matt r by Whom contruolcted, It wae unsafe to oonvlut any one upon olrcumstanllal evidence, as tue books were full of bloody examples or tbe death of tbe lnnoeent convloied npon aucti testimony. He quoted many of the ces, mad wound up with a stirring appeal to the Jury. MARINE TELEGRAM. CLKAKKD TESTER DAT. Pblp Germanla, Kvers, Uremen, Worarnae at Oo bteanishlp Tonuwauda, Jon mugs, aavanuan, full. dclphia and Houtheru Mail Htambip tio. Barque Ann and Alice, Heasenger, Uubja, J. K. Baa. ley eft Co. Barque Bu Fetor, Ghoodwln, Antwerp, P, Wright aft Hons. Ruhr Minnie Reppller, Corson. Zasa. bebr Trade 'Wind, llulluau, Norfolk. J, Bommal. Jr bebx bophUt Wllauu, Kowell.fjaxdena. ARRIVED VJCHTHLRDAT. Bteamslilp Pioneer, Catharine, su hours from Wtl. miiiKtou, Is. C, with lumber, naval store, eto.. to Phi. B-lg Clara f, Cilhoa, barker, 7 day from whb irult, etc.. to Isaao Jeanei A t)u. Brig JnllaK. Arey. Babbidge. from Portland, with lumber to T. P. Oalvln cftCo. TVTABTIN J.I.L. thateiy Haleomen for iso. fit uiiJUBjN ui ri., rear enuaaoe Iroot Minor, Peremptory Bale on the Premises, No. toil Brand. wlnestreet. VERY SUPERIOR WALNUT PARLOR AND C11AMBKK FL' It NIT OH K, HINUsOHE TtKUfe- BKU UaRPHTB, i lNlS MAI lKlWiiii. !JlATHJl,ltlia.D5,lTa Uu Tuesday Mors In r. January 5, 18e. at lu o'clock, at No. V Brandy Vflue street, by. catalogue, tbe entire furniture, in cluding bandiome waluul and haircloth par or fur niture, bvndsome wainut cbamber rurnl'.ure, dialog, room larnlture, fine tealber-heds, balr mattnasM, blankets, oouuteraane, china and giaiswaro, kltoaea furniture, etc. The furniture Is nearly new and In good conftltloa. Way he se n early oo the uiernlng of sale. KKAP MODh-KN THKKE-KTUKY liKIOK BE3I UKNCtCANDLUI OF UUOUKU Immediately previous to tbe sale o( furniture, at 10 o'clock, will be sold she neat three-story lirlck lteaider.ee, with two-rlory bauk building aud lot M t round, 16 feet thiee Inches front by SS fwi 1 Inches In oei.th. to a four feet wide alley. Tbe bouse Is la ex cellent cot dUlon, contains eight rooms, bath, hot an d cold water, and all rui Ueru conveuleuce. C lear of ail Incumbrance. May be seen at any time. li 2 Tt CLAEK A iVAKS, AUCTI0NEEB9, KO. 6 CHH-bM(JT Btreet. Will sell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening, A large Invoice of Blankets, Bed Hpreada, Ijry Uooda, Cloths, Catslnierea. Hosiery, btatlouary, Table and Pocset uutlery, Noilous, etc City and country merchants will find bargain. Goods packed free of charge M THOMAS A HONS, NOS. 139 AN H 111 B. FOURTH bVRKKT. KXTENB1VK BALK-BTATK9 UNION HOTEL; No. CUS Markt street. BOU8KBOLD PUBNlTt'KK, MANTEt. AND P1H.K M1RR0R4. FIA.NO, CUAKUk.Llfc.Krt, CARPKTB, Ol Li CLOTHS, KTO. On Monday morning. January 4, at 10 o'clock, tbe eutlre furnltu-e of the States Union Hotel, Mo. SuS Market street, compris ing walnut parlor furniture, mantel and pier uilr- , rois, rosewood piano, dining-room furniture, China, glass, cantors, eto. Also the furniture of annul 4i rooms, balr mataressM, blankets, bedding, Brcaael and other carpels, large quantity of oil cloth and r.lnc, otlloe furniture, flre-prool chest made by Kvaas dt Wauon. Also, bar furniture, three marble-tup bars, cooking range, stoves, chandeliers, large qau tlty o kitchen uteuslls, eto. U si tt ALE OP PKAT. K8TATK AND BTOOKS . Jan. s, at 11 o'clock, noun, at tbe Escbauge. will ' "cltLLW HILL HI reel. No. :1 8 Three-story Brlok Tavarn asd lwellin and large Let. blXTH Btreet (-onth) No. lirlck Residence. tOUTH btrset, No. lkus Two Tbrse-stor) Ilnok COaiSlh Street, Ko. 12CI Tnreastory Brick Dweil- ''fiROWN Street. No 131 Two-story Brick Dwelling. PRANKFOKD Road, . K. of Allegheny Avenue 1MARHBA1L Btreet, Ko. 2J-Iwo-story Brick TKw'il (9outb ). No. lOT-Three-story Brlok Tavern .cVmaTlAN Street. No, aiOJ-Tbree story Brio Dwelling. ajTOTKS. LOANS. KTft f shares T.eblgb Z'ac O miuy. !0 share Western Hank. IKKS (State of Dalawaie Bnnds. JeuoO I.eblgb Navigation Mallroad first morliag P wbarM CoMolldatlon National Bank. . : ! j share Philadelphia Lib ary. iuu Bond Union I a-enger Hallway Company.. For aooounl of whom It may oouoeru. n shares Uulon Passenger Railway Company, sou) bleubenvUle and iudlaua italUoad h.al wort' ""pew No. S. North aisle, St. Lnks's Church. ' ' ."1 Psw No. va, Middt aisle, Bk Luks's (juurvb. ,U I I I from alasslaa, BROTHERS. AUCTIONEERS! M. Thomas oft Bona.)
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