I .A SENSALTIO3f)PLAY. 4 ~.
~•4‘
A Decidedly Original Adaptation.
Those who have `read Miss M. E
Braddtin'sirpmatea-of,l "The .Outcasts ; .','.'
of Who have seen the adafitation'Uf it on
\ the - stage;•and who have- been.troubled
about the 'identity of 'Henry Dunbar;
will -, enjby, Courier's
'kbas follbws
Henry Dunbar.
.1 . ..=-S9ENE" • I.—Parlor l , in Miss
WentworthJ.4 cottage.
Enter Miss Wentworth.
Miss am a teacher of music,
and qh,sci •
Enter Carter," a detective.
C.—Good morning, Miss
music lessons.
Es Mitss,W.• tin a burst of professiona
"enthusiasm] And you shall have them
My terms are threepence a lesson.
P.—Farewell, .i'God bless you..
[Exit Carter.
Miss W.—A kindly prayer.
TEnter Clement ` ' Austin.
A.—Miss Wentworth, I love you!
Miss I love you.- Let us
coo. [They coo.
A. You will, marry me?
, MIAs W:-:Undoubtedly. But I have
a diar s eputable old vagabond of a father:
AG-4 Itri.bw,• the •• old skunk:, ,
bliss W.—Then. . together we. will
watch over-the : old reprobate, and make
hie life a ' , happy one. • , -
A., [with - forced enthusiasm].—Oh,
certainly.
Scene2.-Eitting-room of" The'George."
at Winchester. ' Waiter discovered
laying-the cloth for two.
Waiter.—This is a private rOom. Ha,
ha! Exit Waiter.
Enter the Major.
M.—This is the room prepared for
Henry Dunbar. Goad. I will try and
get some money outof him. He has
just returned from India, and. having
surmounted no end •of geographical
difficulties, has this day landed, at
Winchester.
.[Enter Carter: Handcuffs him:
_C.—Ha, ha, Major, caught at last's
M.—What and I wanted for?
C.—Burglary in Cornhill.
M.—l didn't do it.
[Exeunt Major and Carter.
Enter Henry Diinbar—that is, he isn't
Henry Dunbar but his clerk Wilson,
who has murdered—but wait a bit,
you'll see. He is preceded by two
waiters bearing candelabra, walking
'baekwards, and bowing, as practised
in all the best English hotels.
D.-- - --Here at last !
W.—Dinner is ready.
D,—But, my friend has not yet, come.
I will wait for him.
[You see,lais friend is really Henry Dun
bar, while this fellow is only—but wait
a bit, you'll see.]
W.—Ha! I see a crowd bringing some
thing covered with a white sheet.
D.—[who has-murdered the real—but
_you'll see].—Ha ! agony !
Enter a crowd bearing asoft pillow,cov-
ered with a sheet
D.—'Tis he ! my murdered friend
Wilson.
[You see, Dunbar—that is, not Dunbar,
but the fellow who pretends to be Dun
bar—but wait,a bit, you'll see.],
ACT I4—SCENE L—Drawing-'room in
Portland Place.
Enter Arthur Lovell and Laura Dun
Arthur.—l love you!
Laura,—My own Arthur !
[Fondles him.
Enter Henry Dunbar.
Dunbar.-a! You _love her?
,A.--I do. ,She is wealthy and. lam
•iniserably 'poor, so no one can, say my
love is not disinterested.
D.—Take her. Here is a check for
fifteen millions. It will assist you in
/furnishing a home fit for the daughter of
_Henry Dunbar. [You see she isn't his
daughter, for he is really Wilson,and not
--but:wEdt a bit, you'll see.]: • .
A.—This is indeed kind!
[Exeunt Arthur,'Dunbar and Laura
Enter Margaret Wentworth, and Foot
Miss W.—Footman, say I am Mar
garet Wentworth, music mistress to
Miss Dunbar. [Exit Footman.] At
last I shall see the monster who—but
soft ! ' '
Enter Laura.
L.—My own music mistress !
[Embraces her.
Miss.W. 77 Yes, Laura! I want to see
.your father. He owes me much.
L.—l will tell him. As itis necessary
to the progress of the piece, that he and
I should have an explanatory scene,
please step inio my boudoir.
Miss W.—Bless your prudent fore
thought
[Exit Miss W.
Enter Henry Dunbar, that is, of course
he isn't—but you'll see.
D.—Who is Miss Wentworth ?
is my dear music mistress. She
wants to see you. She says you owe
he
—I cannot see her. Give her this
chew , for five hundred thousand pounds.
Tell her she shall have one every quarter.
[Ekit Henry Dunbar.
L. [calling]-11Iy music mistress.
Enter. Miss Wentworth.
L.---Papa sends you this cheque, with
his compliments. It is for five hundred
thousand Pounds. ' • - -
Miss W.—l would-•rather starve and
beg from door to Adieu.
{Exeunt - Laura and Miss Wentworth - at
opposite .entrances.
Irish Spe.otator.--Bedad, but they've
left the nice little cheque on the flare, and
it's the sarvints that'll be having a
ginteel flare-up wid it.
; • SCENE 3.—The bank parlur.
Enter Henry Dunbar and Baldersby, his
junior partner.
D.—So my account is in a satisfactory
condition?
„
B. Yes, I Will call Air. Austin, the
.cashier.
Enter Mr. Austin; with, ledger.
.
D.—How is my account?
, well, thank you, sir.
'Twenty-seven millions is the amount of
rt
.your loose cash.
D.—Good. Here is a cheque for twenty
thousand for yourself. "-:<
A.—Thanks. I am going to marry,'.'
Miss Went Worth, but you don't know
her.
D.-=Ha! Then I make you manager,of,
our Indian branch, with a salary of ten
millions a year.
A.--Thanks.-4 will tell Margaret..
She is in the bank. [Exit: -
D.7-Ha! in the bank! Then Twill .es
cape by the back way..
[Escape. You see—but wait a bit,
ACT I.ll.—.Sexxx'l.—Drawing-rourn
Illaudslay Abbey, Dunbar's . Country
Seat.
Enter Dunbar.
D.-oh, remorse!
I want
It werefan interesting chapter, illustrating
the night side of human nature, that would
describe accurately all• the shifts and de
vices that have been used to get nefarious
possession of the staple. It I would have for
its _text the 'white gentleman—so-called—
and *the little-nigger,- now classed among
the freedmen. All the intermediates of
these extremes would have a
_place in the
picture. Why, we are well assured. that
cotton •bales have been carried' off from
the wharves of this •CitY'at midday, whilst
there were guards of- various kinds over
them ! Na , more,the thieves have come
up throng the wharves at 'midday, and
taken illeg 1 possession of the `,`fleecy wool,"
as Brainard called it. Isn't 'this very mys
terious—that bales of cotton should -walk
off on a clear day from under the very noses
of those who were set to watch, them? -There
must be something of
_spiritualism in this
marvelous and new-discovered quality of
cotton. , It actually 'can walk, if we may
believe the statements of some of our vigi
lant watchmelt.: 'As in sonie.z other myste
ries—such as squaring the circle—we have
no mental methbd ofconaing to any oanclu
.
sion about it. ' -
[Calls for Austin
THE Grand Jury of Mercer 0 - aunty, New
JerAey,
_has "presented" the students of
Princeton College for their 1: wless conduct.
ifDART)TRA
BENJAMMALItsTr A ,T,
, Y
TRADE
JAMES R. CAMPBELL:' IgONTSG
JAMES C. ELAND,
IMPQRTNI'IOINTS.
Reported far the ebnadelphla 'enlsig Bulletin.
SAVANNAH—Steamship Cumbria, French-206
bales cotton V. 5 do domestics ibbl..Claglicrn i& Her
ring; I case I Donglas; 35 bales cotton INT HEvans
Co; 07 empty bbls and kegs Engle kt Wolf,' 40 bales
yarn Garsed,ttliros; 8 bales cotton ltale hides Joseph
Mayer; 50 empty bids 84 half do MaSsey; Collins Co;
14 bales cotton It Patterson & Co; 1 ease G W Smith; 4
bales 1 bbl 4 tons steel &c THltue; 18 bales cotton Chas
Wright; 4 bbis terrapins 340 pkgs sundries, order. -
YALEMIO--Brig G T • ward, Willeby-1280 cantsrt
brimstone to bales rase 93 b as heinseed 100 bbLqCs
nary seed ito bags walnuts 36 almonds 1500boxr
lemonsso7s do ora'nges 8 S Scattergood 84 CO.
1111MANZAS , —Brig Aurora..Castda-382 hhds n 10104:
Sea 40 tcs Harris dyStote.sbUry.
• Enter the Major.
you. murdered Henry,
r I
M.—Yes.: Give me seventy-five
thousand pounds, and I'll not mention
it!
D.—Certainly:- Here is 14 - cheque for
the exaerardount-t'-- -I ' ll
M.---Thank you. Good day.
' • [Exit Major.
D.-oh, Remorse! Also Grief! Would
that I could
Enter Miss Wentworth
Miss W.—Ah! Here he is at last!
[Hits him qn the-, back.] -;,-• Murderer of
of my father, Awake!
Dunbar.—Hir - Margaret! At last!
Miss. W. [ln one breath]. What do I
see? 'Father!' [in, one breath]. Then
you are tuit - HenrY Dunbap but liaving,
murdered Henry Dunbar you dressed in
his clothes and assumed- his name, and
he was unknown'in England, having
lived in India all his life, the cheat was
not discovered! [You see?
D.—Not so.—l did not murder him! I
only killed him• -
Miss Tir.—Zrhen you are once more my
own dear father! [Embrace.
_ „ ACT IV. _„,
SCerie Enter Miss , .tar-.
ren.
Dunbar's servant. Miss F. [walking
like a -,pigeoti.]=Master',l37-bin;athalf
'
[rExit Miss Farren.
Enter Dunbar with all his bones broken.
D.—Now to mount tehorse and escape
the hounds of justice.
[Mounts a horse and escapes the hounds
ofjuttice.] • , "
Enter''Carter, Aitstin and , Miss Eiriand.
Carter.—Where is Mr. Dunbar.
Miss F.—Well, he's—bin and—got off
--hoft is—bed and--dis—peared!
C.—Foiled! but we will have him yet!
Scene ll.—Library in Woodbine Cot
, • tage.-
Enter the Major.* a false beard.
ilrajor.—Ha! hem! Ihinbar is hidden
here and his pursuers are after him.
Enter Carter, Austin and .Miss Went
worth, the later disguised in a comic
wig and dustpan.
Miss W.—Hey—Master Dunbar taint
here—he be coom this maarnin', and he
be gaain off in:that theere direction.
C. [simple dupe!]=-Good—l will after
him! - [He afters him.
Miss W. [taking off wig.]—Gone at
last!-
A.—Margaret! '
Miss W.—What a fellow you were to
split on papa! . .
A.—But I didn't know he was your
papa?
Enter Dunbar
D.—l am about to die,and if our friends
in front will only- look kindly on my
efforts, there will not be a happier old
dog in England than Henry Dunbar!
[Dies in great agony.
CURTAIN.
Journey of Forty Miles on Floating lee
in the FlissitaippL
[From the St. Louis Democrat, 2.1.1
At three o'clock on Saturday afternoon,
Captain Dressier, commanding one of
the ferryboats lying at the Illinois shore,
heard the shouts of a man near the
middle of the river, floating down on a
cake of ice. Without loss of time
Captain D. ordered the boat to shove off;
and although the ice was almost impas
sable, he succeeded in reaching the dis
tressed stranger and, rescuing him from
his perilous' situation. The man was
nearly exhausted from hunger and cold,
and his face, hands, legs and feet were
so badly frost-bitten that he was .unable
to walk. He was brought to this shore
on the ferry-boat, and sent in a carriage
to the office of the Board of Health,
where Drs. Stark and qrissom admin
istered restoratives and sent him to the
hospital.
The man rescued was Daniel Collins,
of Jersey county, Illinois. He stated
that - -at three o'clock on Friday after
noon he started from his home for
Grafton, three miles distant, on the
opposite shore, and- near the mouth of
the Illinois river. Before reaching his
destination, his skiff- ran upon a large
cake of ice; he broke both his oars in
attempting to extricate, his boat, and
he was left wedged in the floating ice,
and he - was left at the mercy of the
waves • and the grinding masses of ice.
n this condition he remained all night,
suffering intensely froth constant ap
prehensions of being crushed to death,
and from the intense cold which pre
'ailed. At one time he became so much
exhausted that he laid down in the
bottom of his skiff, but aroused himtelf
on coming .in sight of St. Louis, and
attracted the attention of Captain
Dressly by crying for help'at the top of
his voice. Although badly frost
bitten, Collins will recover with good
treatment.
COTTON STEALD2O.—We r Would not like to
own a cargo.of cotton to be shipped from
Mobile, if the subjoined'paragraph from the
Tribune, of , that city, is "founded on fact."
The Tribune says: Cotton seems to be uni
versally astempting as
"The fruit of that forbidden tree
Whose mortal tastebronght death into the world,
And all our wo.", n. ,
~FlBBl THEVAIraI, EYENING.I3IJLLETIN :,1 J RILADELPRIk.'.Mobawk, wastuaty 29,1866: • '
[Sleeps
NEW PALL STYLES NOW READY
of Hopkins' "own make," at No. Cs ARCH Street.
These B.Uz. ts are gotten up expressly to meet the wants
of drat-class trade, and embrace every aim and style
for _Ladles; 3.tisses and Children, which, for finish and
dtdithilif4 , , have no equal in the market, and warranted
to give satisfaction. Also, constantly oa hand, a fall
assortment of good Eastern made Skirts, from 15 tole
springs, at very low prices. Skirts made to order.
altered and repaired. Wholesale and retail. nol3-emf
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.S. E Cor. WATER and CHESTNUT streets, Phil
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Southwark bugar Refinery and the Grocers' Sugar
House, of Philadelphia. )at-tyr
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PHILADELPHIA BIDING SCHOOL..
FOURTH street, above Vine, will reopen for tht
Pall and Winter - season on MONDAY, Sept. 26th,
Ladles and gentlemen desiring to acquire a thorount
knowledge of this accomplishment will find every
flacility at this school. The horses are safe and well
rained, so that the meat timid need not fear. Saddle
horses trained in the beat manner. Saddle hones
'tomes and vehicles to hire. Also carriages for inns;
rain, to care, steamboats, .to.
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CAAI3 FIXTURES.—MIGKEY_,_MERRILL &
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Manufacturers of Gas Fixtures, Lanips, • &c.„ &c.,
Would call the attention of the public to their large
and elegant assortment of Gas Chandeliers, Pendants,
Brackets, &c. They also introduce Gas pipes into
Dwellings and Public Buildings, and attend to extend
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•4
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f
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aPtlving it night and morning, you can use any kind
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LOST—A' CERTIFICATE . FOR TEN EHARES
partfally_paid Stock of the CORN EXCHANGE
BANK OF P.HILADELPSIA,standimg In the name
ogtheandersigned—applicatlon hea been Made to the
Board of the Corn: EaccharflaNattonat Bank for -a '
new certificate. ZO±LN AtITRTLAND.: ,
Jan, 864, 1866, Jams
Arrival surd: lalli6ff. Owpameiltesimiers.
tro ;
,ffnxes IttoY 31413r:' ' riAl2l
Tarifa -LiverpOol-New York.. Jan. I
England Liverpool... New York.. San. 10
Germania.,..,......H.simburg..New York. 10
Pennsylvania: - LiVertool:::New York - Jan. 10
City ofhtancheeter-TAverp'l.-New York— ...... ...Jan. 12
Java: Liverpool... New York.. lan. 13
Etna L-iv,erpool....NeW York Jan. 17
New York.....HouthaMpton.i.New York Jan. 17
Helvetia Liverpool... New York.. Jan. 17
Damitscus:.: ....................................... --Jan. 18
gtrica_ J
" an. 2.0
Virginia" ' .LiVerpool-iNeW York Jan: 24
York Nov:2l
_TO.DEPART.
North America-New Tork-Ricaaneirooltrc Jan . , 29
Corsica.- .....NewYork...NassamtHav'a......Jan. 211
York...LlverpooL Jan. 31
Asia ' ' - .13oston.'..Liverpool ^ ;Tan:3l
City ,of Duplin....New York—Liverpool Jan.. 31
H Chauncey New York...Aspinwall "Feb. 1
Washington : .New York...Havre ........ -.Feb! 2
Germania New York... Hamburg , Feb. 3
City of Boston..... New York... Liverpool - Feb. 3
City Manchester--. 1 ,1 York....l4verpool Feb. 7
New York • 'New York-Bremen_ ' Feb. 10
Atlantic. . . . York....AspinWall Feb. 10
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M7 . jS73IFMUIEMII7TI'MIIMII 29
OuritB7al, 7 2.1 SUN SEW., 4 58 1 HIGH WATZE, 1 2
- . ARRIVED: YESTERDAY..; ,
Steamer Cumbria, French, from Savannah, via Wil
mington, NC, 72 hours. with cotton. &c. to E A Souder
& Co. Passengers—Myron L. :dickies, Savannah; J L
Ellis, Augusta; Its Alexander, Penna., and four deck
passengers. On Friday last. at' 2 PM., •20miles Nof
Hatteras, saw a large side-wheel steamer ashore; she
teas painted black, and had two smoke-stacks (fore and
bit); the sea was breaking overtier stern, and she, ap
peared to be in a biul'positibn; a number of persons
were on the bench, supposed to be passengers; slid
showed no signals. thrCape , Henlopen saw Behr C .
Fantauzzi; from - Eastport. 'coming - in.. 2 ['The steamer
reported ashore is probably_the Richmond, from Sa
vannah for Baltimore, as reported by telegraph from
Norfolk.] •• , .• - ' • , . • - •
• Brig-GT Ward, Willeby.—from- Palermo Nov 16th .
;with fruit, &c., to S Scattergood & Co. Towed up by
to America.
i Brig Aurora (Br), Cashin, 14 days from Matanzas,
tvith molasses to Harris a Stotesbury. Towed up by
tug ,
Stet:it:dug:l W'Burrows,Fowler,'4 hours fro& ReedY;
Island. Towed thereto barque Florence Peters, hence
for New Orleans, and left her there at 73 o'clock yes
terday morning: tugs J H Hammett and E A Solider
left Reedy Island at 6.4, o'clock yesterday morning,
taking in tow barques Roanoke, for Cardenas; St An
drew for Cork, and brig Chas Henry, for Marseilles:
steamers Propontis; for New York; Aries. for Boston,
and ship Lancaster, for Antwerp, passed Reedy Island
early yesterday morning.
ARRIVED ON SATURDAY.
Prig Belle Bernarti,•Cook. 2D days frna New Orleans,
with cotton, &.c. to D S Stetson & Co. -
CLEARED ON SATURDAY.
Steamer Aries. Crowell. Boston. H Winsor & Co.
Steamer Ntd.folk. Vance, New .Tork,-W P Clyde & Co.
S. ip Merrimac, Leckie, Liverpool, P Wright do Sons.
Steam-tug Col Ruins Ingalls. staples, Penc.oola, coo
. .
MEMORANDA
Steamer Gen Castel', Beckett, henCe at Neti York
27th last. •
Steamer Norman. Baker. hence at Boston 2 , th inst.
Steamer Saxon, ..litatthetva, cleared at Boston 27th
Inst. for this port.
Stearuer Eastern City, Monday, hence at New York
27th - fast.
Steamer City of New York (Br), Leitch, cleared at
N. 'York 27th inst. for Liverpool.
Ship Elvira Owen, B Mime, hence, via Fort Monroe,
at Baltimore 26th inst.
ship. Thos Harwood, Strickland. sailed from Liver
pool rah inst. for this port—before - reported balled for
New Orleans.
Ship Saransk, Rowland, which cleared at Mobile
Pithiest. Ibr Liverpool, had a cargo of 1983 bales cot
ton. valued at igais,oBB. -
Bark G.enroy (sr), Cummings, hence at Liverpool
12th Inst.
Bark John Boulton (Br). Wilson cleared at N. York
271 h inst. for Laguayra and Porto Cabello.
Balk Reunion; Tracey, hence below New Orleans
19th ILISI.
Brig Matilda. Martin, hence for Providence, was
supposed to be at anchor In the West Bay, 25th Inst.
The 'aloe vessel remained in the Ice next day, about
three miles above Dutch island.
Brig Jnhn Chrystal, Barnes, cleared at Baltimore
26th Inst. for Matanzas.
Brig G F Geary, Conklin. hence at New Orleans 19th
instant.
Brig Wm Robertson, Reed, hence at New Orleans
19th Inst
Brig British Queen, Farnsworth, from Canning, NS
for this port, at El olms Hole 25th inst.
Brig Ottawa, McDonald, hence at. 13, emerhaven 10th
Instant. '
Schr Susan. Newton, hence at St Michaels 29th ult.
Schr Fannie, Vance, was up at New Orleans 18th
Inst. for Pensacola.
Schr W H Tiers, Hoffman, cleared at New Orleans
19th last. for this port, with 5Cr.: baled cotton, 27 bales
moss, 67 do wool, 48 tons iron, luo empty casks, 20,'
empty bbls SO do carboys and sundries.
NAVAL
The II S steam sloop-of-war Wachnsett. Capt Town
head, sailed from Table Bay 2*.tel Nov for China.
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Bonds and Mortgages on property In the
city of Philadelphia f1t.E36,466 17
.
Ground Rents 01,848 31
Real Estate (olittce No. 34 Ilk.7orthFifth street) 14,396 13
r.s. Government 5-20 Bonds 45,000 00
do. Treasury Notes 6 640 00
City Warrants 646 00
Cash on hand 27,412 42
•
Total ;9,51,419 10
TR UST.tiRS.
GEORGE W. TRY ON, President.
WM. H. ILkAf I LION, JOSEPH R. LYXDALL,
JOHN SOUDER, LEVI P. COA CS,
PETER A. E R Y SER, SAMUEL SPARHAWK,
JOHN PEILBIN, CHARLeS P. BOWER, '
Ti HE CARROW JPESS LIGHTFOOT
GEORGE I, YOUNG, ROBERT SHOEMAHER,
Rif. T. BUTLER, '
Secretary.
ja261,m,w,6t
COAL CAPEWELL & CO.'S
k 1 Patent Wind Guard and Air Heater for Oil Lamps.
It saves 011, ana prevents the Chimney from break
e. They are the cheapest thing out.
The Wind Guard is the best thing out for Oil Lamp .
They are very cheap. -
The Wind Guard and Air Heater save one-third"less.
oil than any citherinvention:
I Capewell & Co.'s Patent Wind Guard can be put on
any LamP.
Use the Patent Wind Guard and Air Heater; you`
will like ..
We win warrant our Chimneys not to break with
heat if you use our Patent Wind Gourd
if you want a good light, use the Wind Guard, they
are the cheapest thing out.
Your Lamps will never smoke if you use the Wind
,Guard and Airileater.
The Wind Guard and Air Heater causes Yof. rL
amps
to give a steadier, brighter ard larger light witn less
oil than any other lamp in the country. They pre
vent the Lamp smoking 'and the Chimney. from
hreaking. , Ageuts wanted
• On the, receipt of twenty five cents we will send to
any. part of the United States oue of our Patent Wind
Guards. post-paid. .J. s. CAPEWELL &CO .
Jan, fag ' ; ; =Race Street.
A rmilDrA GRAITEK-100 , , kegs of - tbeso 'splendid'
11. ,, whitegrapes in line order landing and for sale by-
JOB. B. BIII6SFER dr, VO., 100 Roush Delaware avenue
BUM MAME.
.1011
og .. • RPHANS: COURT S.A—Edtate of Fit
MORGIANV decea s ed. — THOMASBoNelVAtic;
oneers.—.Pursumst to an order of : the OrphanB',oourt
for the and county of Philadelphia, will be sold at
Public Sole, on TugsDAy, January, 30th ,1868.-at 12
o'clocir,'Noon, at the PhilKdelphis'lrphange.
towirig described , propertyriatecot.FßANCLSEt r :
GAN. deceased, viz; No.l.—Three story. brick D
LING , No. 818 CARP.ENTEER, street . west of Eighth,'
Street. Second Ward—All the: lot of ground, with the
three-story bficlr meSsuage thereon erected, Situate on
the south side of Tolmarsh; or Carpenter street 141 feet.
' west of Eighth 'street; Second 'Ward; containiru; irt
trent or Mrpen . fer street 18 feet, and id depth 102 feet,
Bounded on the east by a lot df ground granted or in
tended to have been granted to Charles Brown. on the
South by ground now or late of - George Goodwin, and
on the west by ground - granted or intended to have
been granted to Robert Thompson. - '
No. 2--(No 3in Order of Sale)--t FRAME DWELL.
INGS,II• MONROE street, between Fourth'and Fifth
streets. ' All those three contiguous frame messuages
and the let of ground thereunto belonging, sit,ate on
the south side of Plumb: reeentivcalled.Monroe street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets, formerly South.
wark;.containing in front on Monroe street 18 feet, and
ttiidlug lo depth 84 feet. Bounded on the east by
ground granted to John Saylor, on. the south by P4or's
ground and, on the west by ground of James hfc-
Giassln.
,N. • B.—'lhe Improvements are a two-story frame
dwening.lvo.4lB ltionrue etreett with a three-Story
frame and 2 two-story frame dwellings in the rear,
forming a wart. - _ .
No. 3-(No, 4 in the order tiofßale.)—THßEE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING. No. 909 CeiRPIaNTER street,
with 2 two-story Frame and 2 two story Brick Dwelt.
logs in the rear, forming a court. All that lot of
ground With three-story brick missuage and '2 two
story frame meesuage4 thereon erected, situate on the
north aide of 4.supenter street, 75 feet westward zrom
Eighth street; oimtalning in trout on Carpenter. street
20 feet, and extending in depth 90 feet to ground now
or late of eaneuel Tudor. dunanded northward by said
wound, elgiliward by ground of sainuel Tudor. Jr., end
westward 'ty ground granted or intended to have been
granted to Andeallolim.
N. B. The improvements are a three story brick
dwelling, No, 909 Utrpenter street,Wlth I two etory
frame and 2 three story brick dwellings in the rear.
rming a court.
No. 4.-(No. s In the order of Sale).-l8 BRICK AND
FRAME LWI,LLLNGS, 824 and 826 'CARPENTRat
Street. that lot of-ground (composed of two -con ,
Riotous lots) with 7 brick nuessuggen thereon erected,
situate bn the south side of Tidmarsh or Carpenter
titre. t, 178 feet east of Ninth street; containing In, front
On Tidmarsh Street 82 feet (each lot is feet), and ex
tending In depth ar2 feet, more or less, to ground now
or-late of George Goodwin, now of —Woods:Eound
ed on the east by ground of Robert Thompson, on the
westby ground now orlateofJames Brown.
N. B.- The improvements are a 2%-story brick
dwelling, No: 824 Carpenter street, with 0 two.etory
brick dwellings in the rear, forming a court, and a one
story brick dwelling, with two story brick and frame
p wellings in the rear, forming a court.
N 0.- (No. 9in the Order of Sales-7 DWELLDiGS,
No, 842 SWANSON street, between Queen and Chris
ten streets, All that lot of ground, with seven mes
sages thereon erected. situate on the - west side of
anson street, between . Queen and Christian streets,
late Southwark; containing in front on Swanson street
40 iei t. and in depth on the south line 134 feet 10 inch* a,
and on the north line 118 feet 6 inches or thereabouts,
being at the back end thereof X 3 feet wide- Bounded
On the north by ground of Samuel Pyle, on the west by
grouna of William Falconer.on the south by ground
ofJobn Wharton.
- .
N. B.—The inenrovementa area two-story brick etnre
and dwelling, with two-story frame back building, ;No.
MJ SW.inson street. with six two story frame dtceilirtal
in the rear forming a court.
By the Court, E. A. MERRICK, Clerk 0. C.
M. THOMAS a. AONS. Auctioneers.
Rt 1 0417.29 store, 139 and 141 South Fourth St.
FOR SA LE.—A. FARM containing 102 A cr..
nerior Lind situate one mile from Moo- estown,lN . .
3.. and one half nulls from railroad. Modern dounle
ruatsion. 42 by 3s. Carriage house, Icehouse. large new
barn,3smaller barns and 2tenant houses:all in excellent
94 pair:standard and garden. fruits of every description:
bar dsorne lawn, well shad, d. J. M. 1iE10...14.KY
SUNS, 508 Walnut street.
Ff )1i RENT
-1.1 THE FIVE-STORY BUILDING, No. 94 North
Str.ot. One of the most commodious all d
prominent Stores in the city. The upper rooms un
mutiny favorable for manufacturing.
Poszesalon April 12t. Apply at 112 North THIRD
Street. Ja22,5t.
ARCH STREET.—FOR SALE.—A handsome
EV four-story brick residence. with three-story
nide back buildinb. - s and lot 17 feet deep to a street.
• 17 nate on the south side of Arch street, west of Twen
:rib, and furnished throughout In the best manner
n. d n perfect order. 3. M. GMIIICEY" & SONS,
Walnut street.
GERMANTOWN.—TO LET, furnished or un
ftirntsbeci, the DWELLD:G. with stable and car
riage house- hot horse. ctc.., In fnnhetm street, near
Green street: with 14 acres of land, °mbar.) and large
garden well stocked with a variety of fruit. Address or
',poly to tc.': Walnut street. Philada. Ja2ll
FOR BALE—A handsome three-story brick
residence, with three.tery doable back buildings
end five feet side yard; situate on Slxte , :nta street,
rear Wallace: baa every modern convenience and im
provement, and is In perrect. order. J. M. GU3C3LEY
SCS Walnut street.
;TORE Tn
STORE TO RENT.—Fonr-story store—No. 67
„de. North Second street. ((three doors below Arch)
in.nciedirte possession. inquire
CHABLIS' E. ANSPACH
su Walnut Street.
FOR SALE—The three-story modern, Brick
RE Dwelling, with back buildings. and lot of ground
It eet tr. nt oy las feet deep; altuat• No. 1224 North
FIFTEENTH Street. J. M. GI.:1111.BY C SONS,SOy
Walnut street.
FOR SALE—The fonteiory brick DWELLING
tia 'slit' 'brat...story back buildings, altuate :No. 219
:North Twentieth etreet; has every modern conveni
ence and It in good order. Possession given April Ist,
J. Id. GUM MET b BONS, 503 Walnut:street.
MFOR SALE —The The thrvesiorY brick DWELL
IWO, with two-story back buildinget,sittukte N 0.20 M
Vine street; has every modern convenience. Posses
Mon Riven March 15th. J. M. GUMMET & SONS,
bus Walnut atzect.
( ^ ,J,. 14 ' - '.! . . 1 , FOR SAL} —A deslrablefour-story Brick Rouse
.ML . : Mastic), with three...tory double back buildings,
I::,su SPRUCE street. All modern Improvements,
A ppli to J. IL CURTIS SON. Real Estate Brokers,
4.C.1 - V6 abut street.
43 NORTH TEURD STREET.
STA TIONER I .
ILITTLE N ILINITICITTLING CO.
L. L. LIPILLN, Agt.
MANUFACTURING AND, IMPORTING
STATIONER,
12: 51 South Fourth Street, 211 Story, r-:
, Z.
in 0171.. /1.7 R11012,111_111 i
LIPEAN'S INPROTED ErEtir nACIIINE, .f.;
'...
60 Llpman's Trieratent Eyelet Mae Mae,
le
t LIPMAN'SPAT. PENCIL & ERASER,
,-...
;... LIPMAN'S ERASING PENCILS, nci
,
:,•. JACKSON'S LEAD PENCILS, ':r,
-.I
MAILS. ETERPOINT LEADS, P•
71
....: MEARS' PROPELLING LEADS, ~
. 1 :a
SI LIPMAN'S ANTI-BLOTTINO RULER. c
A.
Lipman Masinfactnring Co.'s pet
;74'
1 SEPEIIIOR LEAD PENCILS.'
BOBBINS EYELET MACHINES.
STATIONERY IMPORTED TO ORDER.
LEPILLir 8131 - FAC/TRING CO.
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
COAL OIL.
DRPVtiOg q
COD LIVER OlL—Twenty-five barrels, new made.
Cod Liver Oil, of •very supe4or
Anationlajust reeelired, Jans,so., Just .reoeived,
twenty4ive barrels very superior-Alcohole warranted
95 per cem.., in giobest of packages, and forests
•-- • -
7081 C. RA.333311 , ..6 CO.,
oe2t ly 4 ;'•„Na: 73.8 Maricetstreet:
HCDOSON'S BRONCHIA', TABLHD2L—The Alie
viallon` of Bropolritia; Catarrh, Hoarseness. and
Similar complaints, Affecting the Organs of the Voice,
Public Speakers, banger and ' Athatears have been
greatlybenefited by using these Tablets, and itheir r lrigb•
appreciation of their intrinsic merit, particularly re•
comnientis them to persons affected With BROX
MUMS, HOARSENESS, and CATO: of the
. 14F , 1) and BREAST. For sale by Di - a generally
Prepared only by LANCASTER W , Apothe
caries, rfortheest corner Arch and Tenth streka, Phila.
delphia,r, - , • _ odic
' l l \TRW_ STRENGTHENINGAwn REN9:TLEimi,
1.1 PLASTERS with the pliancy of silk, the strength
and softness of kid. For affections of the Cheat, paMs,
weakness. &c,&cc. They axe cleanly and odorless,
comfortable and effective. Bald by . HUBBELL, Apo.
thecary; 1410 Chestnut street."
DB"
RAGO TiI IIi es TB OOO ' rn SITITD Iu, RIRS. Graduate's Mortars
Boxes, Born Scoops', Surgical I c aa Tweezen ,
'Bard and Son Rubber Goods V I A Casm. enta Glasa rril anR
az"
Meta/ BrAnYess, 4c. all t "Eirth irrande -
ap54.11 + 4 SNOWDEN ds BRIYMES.u.A.
M South Ely,htlisloreet.
D
°SKINT SHOEMAIKED & CO., N. E. CORNER
FOITRTH AND, DACE. SMrt,v Wholesale
Druggists, Manufacturers and Dealers in Wlndov
Glass. White Lead, and Paints of every description,
offer to the trade, or consumers, acompleta stook of
goods in their line, the lowest - market rates.
_ OBEItT sHoviwA irirAt 00.,
Northeast comer Fourth and Dace streets.
AGlTElSl.A.—Jenning's Calcined, in letb. round that
AY/ and boxes. also in bottles., Jenning's Carbonate of
Magnesia.ln 2 oz. and 4 oz. papers._Heavy Calcined
Magnesia lynding and for sale by, f.AB„.Iz ELLS
SON & CO., Druggists; Market and Seventh , streets,
phli a d e tym a , ; . eels
EsAmIiTIAL OLLS.—PURE OLLe OF ALMONIte
Lemon Bergamot ' Anise, Carraway, Cloves
Orange, Wintergreen, Cinnamon, Lavender, .7nniper
Oegna Peppermint, Saasaira,Rose, Bose Geranium
Cltro Verbena, &c,, all orarsunrimted quality. Foi
Sale wrr.r.rall RT.T. 1 14, t Co., Druggists, Nba. 724
TAF.ttee.—A LARGE AND QZNEBAL STOOK. 01
enwoiP , kla and Pharmanentcal PrePara
for sale by 17731.1ja1d. ELLIB & CO., Inn&dtda,
BAY BUIL--.lnat received, an Invoice of Genuine
rted .Bay Brun; for Bale bytha gallon, to -
ROBERT EIHOF I YrAICIEft CO., Drugalt, N. B. MK
ner Fourth and• Race streets. - •
R NEW "PELEPEPE."—A BraPLZ 11114111
I rlidportablecontrlvarica forthtapplicatlon of tm•
Wlt t r the t i A r tr i aun t. o
c 4 vß 6 jetc'arn. 847114 trf
_ _
At Et :4.1.D.AL0n •PALIAn,-
JAMB A. FREE.BLAN, AIJOLIONEKS, leo. za
WALNUT Street
REAL FSTATE SALE, JAN. 31, 1866.
This sale, at the Exchange, at 12 o'clock noon, will
include-
STOCKS AND COLLAT
5o shares Steubenville and LAIs , ft Railroad, (reor
ganized stock.)
10 shares Bear Mountain Franklin Coal Co.-Each
share now entitled to three tons ofcoal.
ho shares St. Nicholas Oil. Sale peremptory on ac
count of whom it may concern.
Ito shares Shaflon Gas Coal Co.
A due bill for 91747 t 6 of tt e West Bangor State Min
lug Co of Harford county, MS., to order of and en
dorsed by Pred'lr. E. Swope. Esq. Sale peremptory on
account of whom It may emcern.
cm acres of land, Rockingham county. Va. Papers
at the store.
91CM Bond Lehigh Loan 1514.
..ts.o. 144 1-, ELI. VENTS. ST-A three story brick
dwelling, Ilth st, above Spruce: 16 4 .; by 66 feet. 146 6.,
per annum ground rent. Executors' Stik—Estate rff
John Gest, c'
No. 618 PINE ST-A property 15 feet front on Pine
st by 140 feet deep to Minster st on welch it is z 0 tee
front. Subject to ea, ground rent, also to a right of
way. Scum Estate.
No. IZO FRANEFORD ROAD-A frame 1 - once and
bak eery. above Otter in; 15 by ea feet. Sante EUcie.
BUt'SES AI JOLNING-Frame houses and lot No.
rz. , b. adjoining 16 by he feet. Same Estate
No. Ile/ LOCUST ST-The frame houses and lot,
Locust st, above llth el by 86 feet along Prosperous
alley. 940 per annum eround rent. Same Estate.
.13.1DF.NCE GERMA_NTOWN-A handsome rest.
Tuipobocken, near Green et: lot 375, by 226 feet
house has al: the evnreniences, and is in first rate order.
Carriage house on the rear of the lot
WAsECHCGTON ST-A three .story brick house, be
low Third, 15 by 34 feet to Prime at. Orphans' Ctrurt
Sale-Estate of William EbueU , deed.
CLINTON COUNTY LAND-11 tracts of land, in
all the acres, on the line of the Philadelphia and Erie
Rallretuf In Clinton county. Pa. They are heavily tim
bered with the best kind of Writer. Pions and surrey at
it/wove:ion store_
A#3 - Pull particulars in handbil s. tee.. at the auction
store
hind Bale at the City Arsenal. Race st , below Broad.
HARNESS,sADDiato. litsiCAL .MSTELTMM.:TS,
a X RI) Alibi UNIT/ON, &a
ON TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 30.
At the City Arsenal. Race street. below Broad, will
be sold a large quantity of fixed ammunition, harness,
saddles, drums, fifes, bugles, cushions, boxes, tar ,
panlins, condemned muskets and rides, stoves, iron.
G. dc.
VALUABLE RESIDENCES AT PRIVATE SALE
TO REAL ESTATE OPERATORS.
ELEGANT WALNUT STREET MANSION-One
of the most elegant residence' on Walnut street 50
feet front; large ground. stable. &c.
Also, BROWN STONE MANSION, Walnut near
Broad st.
Will be sold. at very low Mee, to a partywho will
take them all in one lot, five desirable dwellings in the
heart of the city. Immediate occepancy can be had If
desired. This lea very ihvorable opportunity to par
ties who seek good, real estate Investments to bay at
old prices property which will pay well and increase
in value. For particalara apply at the auction store.
MARKET ST. STORES-At private sale, the valu
able four-story btick store S. E. corner of Market and
Bank sta. In Bret rate condition. Terms accommo
dating-
AISO-The ernbstan4al property at the S. B. cornet
of Market and Strawoerry sta. In excellent order.
These properties will be sold so as to pay a good In
terest on the investment.
STABLE-A very desirable property In the neigh•
ben hood of Twelfth. and Locust eta
TAVERN STAND and 9 acres of land, on Badge
road, 9 miles feint the Slate Howe. known as the
"Sorrel Horse." Plans, surveys, &C., at the store.
Properly No. 4r. smith Front st, 41 by 100 feet.
do do 1138 and 1140 Lombard ss
80 acres, Germantown
37 do Fisher's lane'
Valuable Lot, Market street, above Nineteenth
do do Barker do do do
8 Building Lots, south Twenty-ascend st
Property northeast corner Fourth and Sproce its
Dwelling, with aide yard. Darby road
Brown-stene Store, Second at, near Chestnut
Residence and large lot, Burlington
do N 0.201 south Tenth st
do do 418 south Eleventh at
Dsvelling, 450 Pine at
do 551 Pond st
5 acres of Land, Federal at Twenty-sixth Ward
VALUABLE STORE, CHESTNUT ST-A very
valuable business property on Chestnut st, having tax
fronts-In good artier, &c. Occupancy with the deed.
THOMAS BIRCH & SON. AUCTION - RE - Rs A_ N ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. the CH:IISTNIIT }meet
(Rear entrance 1101 Sansom street.)
Household Furniture of every description received re
Conaignment
AATie EVERY FRIDAY HORNING.
Sake of Furniture at dwellings attended to on the mot
Reasonable Terms.
RAT F OP RIZA T 4 ESTATE. STOCILS, do., AT TRU
EXCHANGE.
Thomas Birth & Son respeetfhlly inform the.)
riends and the public that they are prenared to attest
to thesale of Real Estate by auctionandat private sale
SALE OF STOCKS, BY ORDER OF PlCF"Corpon.
ON THURSDAY. FEB 8,
At 12 o'clock noon. at the Philadelphia Exchange,
179 shares Lyl? ens Valley Railroad CO.
82 shares Ly kens Valley Coal Co.
REAL ESTATE.
ON THURSDAY, Feb. S. at the Exchange—
By order of the Orphans' Court—Estate of Simeon
Strickland—House atm Lot of Ground on westwardly
side of Ridge road. 112 feet north of Wallace st, 18 feet
front on Ittclge road, and extending to Wallace st.
Bale at No. I'9 Simth Thirteenth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AI IRRO.S, Sc
ON THURSPAY .MORNENTO.
At 10 o'clock. at No, 12s sontn Thirteenth street, will
be sold the furniture of a family removing fr t e
city, comprising a general assortment of parlor, cham
ber, dining room and kitchen furniture.
Can be examined at 8 o'clock on day of sale.
Sale at No.lllo Chestnut street.
NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD FUR•
NITD RE, PIANO FORTES, CARPETS, ALIHRORS,
d e.,
ON FRIDAY MORN/NO,
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction Store, No. 1110 Chestnut
street, will be sold—
A large assortment of superior furniture, from fami
lies removing. comprising every variety of parlor,
chamber and dining room furniture.
CIGARS.
ON FRIDAY..
At o'clock, at the auction store, will be soid, by
orr er of the D. B. Collector of the 'Fourth DLstrsct of
Pennsylvania, 11,10- Cigars.
1011 Y BABBITT & 0 0.. AUCTIONEERS.-
Cash Auction Rouse,
..No. =MARKET street; corner of Waft:.
Lam advanced on consignments without extra charge
Peremptory Sale.
„ SPRING DRY GOODS. BYUATALOGITE.
ON vtrEDN'e , DAY MORNING. JAN. 81.
At 10 O'clock, 800 lots, viz-100 pieces of Cloths, Cassi
meree ard Ss* inets; cases and lo - s of Bleached and
Brown Goods, Ging,bams, Jeans, Flannels, Sc.,
UND.E.RWRITHRS' SAGE.
Pieces Linen Sheeting; one base of "assorted Dress
Goods. &a • ,
STOCK OF A SHIRT MANUFACTURER.
Five'hur dred oozen Dress. Over and tinder Shirts,
Hosiery, Notions,
Iwo hundred' lots of Cotton Hose and Half Hose,
Suspenders, Notions, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, BALMORALS, &sc.
Five hundred oases of best quality aten's and We.
men's Boots, Balmorals. dc.
STOCK GOODS-STOCK GOODS. -
Also, a large assortment of Stock Dry Goods.
. .
T FITZPATRICK & C0.;. - AUCTIONKERS, NEW
. Auction House, No. 92.7 CHESTNUT atree ,t adjs.,
cent'to the Contlnental, Otrard . St. Lawrence; Marko.
Roues and otter popular. Hotels.' "
4. " 1121 9; 0 G/ 1 VitmenTEEß.s,
No, 545 311,fatK,ET Mired. shove Filth
ENESS, Blirblf:BY 'ol* CO.. No. eas oßmansprr
• and No. 812 a - Avicp street. -
SOOT'I'. ,
zcrze QuelsT24 u
AIUCTION SA3M3.-
111.—THOZLedi
and la s 4m mithrotarrs m, Auerionaczßa, -
L.A.. •• • st - fteS "' •
STOCKS AND RRA PST AY , AY =sr..
iPamphlet catalogues 'note ready Coo inter Mae
acripsions of all the property to •be sold on TUESDAY
NEXT, 30th lust. comprising several valuable Farms.
, Building Sites, eetilngs : stores, .„Itattrot4..icars;
Stocks, Loans, &c.. and a list of sales February eth.
18th and 20th, by order of. Orphans '. Court, Etteontdre.
Trustees, Masten. Heirs and others—to. be sold.per
, ensptorily.
SA.b.E.S.OF EiT(BMS AND tau, - imAzja ,
a; the Erelong every TUESDA.Y,•at 12 o'cleCk nostril
iffir Handb of. each.PruPorlY lamed separately.
and on the Saturday preVMus to each sale MOO cats.
leaner; ir pamphlet rem, givin_gfall descriptions.
•
REST, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
'Printed catalogues;, comprising. several hundred
thousand dollars, including every description of city.
and country property, from the smallest dwellings t
the most elegant mansions; elegant country sesita.,.;
farms, business properties. dc.
• /Fr FURNITURE SA T.T I T4 AT : TErg etronost
MORE EVERY THURSDAY. , .
/sr...Particular attention given tO sates at prime
rtssidences..fra
' STOCKS, LOANS, &d.
, On TUESDAY. JAN. 30,
At 12 o'clock noon. at the Philadelphia Exchange—
Moe Camden and Atlantic Second,-.mort4age railroad.
per cent coupon bonds, payable IstApril and October.
. shares Phoenix Insurance
100 do do do do •
'too do do do do. ,
' 200 shares Cambria Iron Co.
50 shares Eagle Gold and Silver Mining Co.
50 shares Greenwood Coal Co.: par 850.
1 share Mercantile Llbrrry Co.
5 shares American Academy of Music.
20 shares Steubenville and Indiana Railroad, old
stock. •
Executors' Sale.
20 shares Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mount Joy sad.
Lancaster Railroad Co.
ls shares Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven Railroad
Company.
24 shares Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. •
10 shares Let Coal and Navigatien Co. '
8 shares Philadelphia National Bank
, 4 shares Bank of North America.
$lOOO Schuylklll Navigation Co. Boat and Car Loan
.of the year 1863. ' • •
1900 Convertible Mortgage Loan Schuylkill . Naviga
tion Co., redeemable January Ist. 1•82.
$2OO six per nen' Loan of City of Philadelphha for
the use of the Trustees of ibe Gas Works;
By order of Directors, for _Non-payment of Assess
ments-40,0t 0 shares Allegheny Schultsßun Oil Co. of
Venango countY, Pa.
no RAILROAD CARS.
On TUI6dDAY. JAN. 80, .
At 12 o'clock noon, at the Philadelphhi Eacliangey
will be sold in 1 is to snit - purchasers, one hundrel
eight-wheeled broad thread iron drops bottom coal
cars. Davis' spring and Lightirer: patent box. for the
use of which license haa been purchased with paver tb
transfer. These cars were' built to order by ligenfritz
& White, York, Pa., last summer, and are in perfect
order, having been used but little (say three months),
They are now on thel•Companrs siding ,at Riddles
burg, Bedford county, Pa ,where theYeart be insueeted
on application, .to the agent at that, place. Parties
wishing to inspect them, by leaviaglir the Pennsylva
nia Railroad train at 11 P M. will reach Handingdon,
Pa., next morning, in time to take the train for Rid
dlesburg. arriving there about 10 o'clock. and can re
turn to Hunt ingdon same afternoon, having some
four hours time at Riddlesburg. A sample of the cars
will be brought, to the city 13- fore the day of sale, of
which due notice will be given. Parties wishing to
purchase at private saie can do so by applying either.
to Messrs. If. Thomas & Sons or to the Riddiesbure
Coal and Iron Company, 528 Walnut street, Philadel
phia.
REAM ESTATE ; JAN. M.
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate at Francis Moreau dec'd-
VALUABLE PROPERTY. CHELTON Hlf LS.
Vat* able Lot, six acres, on the COUNTY LINE
ROAD.
4 Valuable Lots, over 12 acres, Penrose and Result
avenues.
TWO VALUABLE FARMS, - 110:s. - TGONERY CO.
Extra Valuable F1321:13, 243 acres 146 perches, Upper f
Talford township, 3 miles from r ellersvllie Station, on
the North Pennsylvania railroad,
Valuable Fsrm,9l acres, same township.
Aar They are both desirable and valuable Farm
r.ame Estate—VALUABLE WIT PROPERTY, viz
THREE STORY BRICE DWELLING, No fix 3
Cellocrhill st, west of Garden.
TB REE STORY BRICE TAVERN and DWELL.
LEG, corner of Marlboronih and Thompson sts.
THREE STORY 813.10 E. BAERRY, No. 614
Cherry Pt.
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. ECM
Pine st. west of Sixth el.
EAT THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING, No.
1017 N Itoiman st, with a THREE STORY BRICK In
the rear on Jay st.
2 LOl - 3. BALTIMORE STREET, north of Federal
st. Firs Ward.
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLECG, No. 818
Carpenters[, west of Eighth st, Second Ward.
4 FRAME DWELLINGS, 415 Monroe st, between
4Lb and stn sta.
THREE STORY HRICK DWELLING, No. Mg
Carpenter st, with •wo-story frame and t ato-story brick
dwellings]. the rear.
13 BRICK and FRAA B DWELLINGS, 524 and 828
Carpenter st.
7 DWELLING
and Christian sta.S, No. 842 Swanson st, between Queen
Peremp orr SaIe—'THREE STORY BRIO EC
WEDLI NG. No. /417 Marshall at. above Master st.
THREE STORY BR CE D
st, southwest of Ridge avenue.
IiBEE STORY BRICK DWELLL - NG, No. 738
Federal et.
Gn I.P OF 'IHE LIBRARY OF Tkte.; LATE WIL
LIAM J. DUANE, ESQ.
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JAN. 30.
At the unction store. the library of the late William
J. Due ne. Esq., including a large number of rare pam
phlets on American affairs, &c.
AT PRIVATE SALE .
Two Lime arid Valuable LOTS, eastattd west aide of
Sixth st, below Girard avenue.
BY JOHN B. MMIRS a' 00., AUCTIONEERS
DP Nos. itV aad 234 Markel street. corner of Bank
FIRST LABOR SPRING SALE OF BRITISH,
1 7 3121..Na.h. GEMIAN AND DOMESTIC DRY
Goats.
We wfll hld a l eell g n
awGoods, hold
caoguee ooF FOUR S MONTHS'
aIT
an_d_part for cash,
ON - SDAY MORNING. FEB. 1.
At :0 o'clock, embracing about COO Packages and Lets
of Staple and Fancy articles, In Woolens, Wonted/4
Linens. SUks and' Cottons.
N. R.'....catsjogoes ready and goods arranged for ex.
hibition early on morning ofeale.
LARGE BALE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
NOTlCE—lncluded in ouisitieolTDAY, Feb.
will be found the following, viz.-
- bales brown and bleacned drills.
do heavy brown sheet - Inca.
do heavy brown ahtrtircs.
ewes super bleached mnsiins
do bleached and colored corset Jeans.
do checks and tlckings.
do ginghams and plaids.
do Kentucky jeans and cottonadss.
do satinets and casshneres.
TAILORING GOODS.
A full assortment of black and cold cloths. cassi
mere% Italian cloths satin de ebine, linings, &c.„
LIFE,.' GOODS. GOODS. , .
_
Also, linen datnas.ks, Shirting linens, drills and ,
duck, cpanish linen..kc.._
•
WHITE GOODS.
Also, a full assortment of jaconeta, cambrics. Swiss
and check musllns.
Alsr. silk Yes, suspenders, sewing silk, shirts and
drawers, traveling shirts. Balmoral and hoop skirts.
DRESS GOODS.
pieces 6-4 splendid quality Roubaix cloth.
-!•., do 6-4 fancy worsted checks.
do Tartan plaid mozambiques.
do brrcbe figured poplins.
do liven and weft mixtures.
do mohair - a and alpacas.
DRESS SILKS
_ -
pieces bik and col'd gros du Rhine, taffetas,poult
de ache. sac.
We will add to our sale of THURBDA.Y, Feb. 1-
- cases 9-4 brown and pale Union Huh:lnds.
do 8-9 and 4 4 bleu linens.
bales 20 and 24 loch double warp cream canvas.
do 40 inch burlaps and as inch hemp carpets.
(was fancy check ail iv( ol flannels.
do super gm llty French percales.
Co 6-3 and;-3 Blackston stripes.
do Tborndyke Improved denims.
Full lines of all Mien woven shirt fronts.
FIRST LARGE PEREMPTORY SPRING SALE OB
BOOTS SBOFS, BROGANS, TRAVW.I.ING BAGS,
FINEFELT HATS. &c
ON Tuwc , ,DAY MORNING, FEB. 6,
Wlll be sold, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, ON POOR
MONTHS' CREDIT, about MO packages boots, shoes,
balmorala. dsc., of city and Eastern manutiscture.
Open fbr examination with catalogues early on the
morning or sale.
M.I
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O.:. • Iff
Sontlmst corner Sixth and Race streets.
The sale will continue until every article is dis
p
s T osed of.
PRIVATE SALE FOR HALF THE US
BELLIIieI PRIMO.
Fine gold hunting case, open awe, Ragnsit patent
;ever watches, of the most approved and beat maker=
;Inc gold hunting case and open face detached lever
'nd leplue watches: ladies' fine gold watches; line gold.
American lever watches; duplex and other watches.
Fine silver hunting case and open face American,
Enaltsh,lSwiss and other lever watches: fine silver
tepine watches: Engliatt, Swiss and French watches, in
Cumin& cases, double cases and open face; fine gold
vest, nect, chatelaine, fhb and guard chains; fine gold
lewOry of every description; .fowling pieces ; re
volvela, ct.c.
BILLLIRD TABLE.
First class billiard table, complete.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Several building lots, in Camden. N, J., Fifth and
Chet;tnut streets. • -
FEREPROOF
Large size brepro4 f chest, 6 feet high by 836 feet wills
made by Sibs C. Herring. .
Alm). a small Salamanderfireproof cheat.
MONEY TO LOAN,
In large or small amounts, on goods 01 etmall
leacription.
HIL
p _ FORD A 00"
NUOTIONICKSS. •
No. 606 MARKET street.
FLEST SPRING SALE OF BOUTS AND. SHOEN- 7 4 - - , .!.
FOR 1866.
ON T.id.u.u.DAY IKORNING. FEB 1.
Will be sold by catalogue. Ina cases Boots, "-;
Brogans and )3almorals, of city and Eastern manufa
ture.
DAVIE & HARVEY. AMMON - KERS. •
(late with M. Thomas & Sons.)
• • Store No. 333 Chestnut street. •
•
PURDTPPURE SALES at the Store every Tuesday.
SALES AT RESIDENCES wi/Lkeceive partlmtlAy
attention, .• • '
Sale No. 333 Chestnut street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE._ VEINICT ft 4 ?PETS,
FR VIER BED 4 . ko.•
ON TUESDAY MORNING. •
At 10 o'clock. at the auction store an assortment-
of• Secondhand Furniture. Velvet and other ' Carpets.
Feather Beils,:alugle_Matrix ' sat. /New 'Sheets, Elan.:.
kets, &c. •
122: SEROONS CARA CMS INDTGO now land! .
Ea k WHITE MING for sale by JOE t &
DeLLEIT t a 4:4, U 8 Walnut 'Urea,