'Latest from Europe—Arrival of the
Hiberniane
PonTLAND„ Me.,- Maroh,l3.—The_Hiber
ian has arrived, vith Liverpool advices of
March 2d, Nia Londonderry - , -:- , -
- Cotton bas; itdvanced to' 1_ in the week; I
sales - for the week, '76,000 balps; sileis:on?
Friday, 10,000 bales, cloSing qpiet and,
steady; Middling - : Orleans, 191-d. Consols,
4S6i@B7. - - United States Five-twenties; 702.1
- .:The - Hibernian - has two hundred' and
seventy-five passengers and a full cargo. --
Passed the Damascus March 2d, 8 P. 'M.,
off'_T_nnisthaL
Arrived from Philadelphia—Merrimac, at'
Liverpool. _Whitehall, at Antwerp.
Sailed for -Philadelphia- 2 6th, Lizzie Mor
row for Liverpool.
The Ow/ says there will be Et change in ,
the Cabinet shortly by the retirement of Sir.
George Grey from the Home Secretaryship.;
In the House of. Commons, on the. 28thi
ult., the bill abolishing certain declarations;
required on qualifications for offices, was
- r ,passed for the sixth time by a vote of 176 to'
-55. The measure was always rejected by'
the House of Lords. -
The bill regulating the Government of
Jamaica was passed. ;
Fenian affairs are unchanged. Arrests
still continue to be made. - The London.
Times says it is understood that the Horse
,Guards have determined upon strengthen
ing their depot with battalions of infantry s
in Ireland,
.and they will shortly be aug
mented by 'he addition of several English
and Indian depots, now attached to batta
lionsin England. - •
In the French Corps Legislatif, during.
- , the debate on the first paragraph of the ad ;
dress, Jules Favre 'denounced the with
drawal of the Extradition Treaty with Eng-,
I land, and said he suspected the existence o
'some peliticid motive for the step.
M. Bober, - Minister of State, asserted
that the measure bad no political signi
_ ficance. Notice had been given to termi
nate:the treaty because it had no satisfactory
result, but the French Government had not
Xelinquisheff the hope of concluding an ef
_
fective treaty.
. M. Gamier Pages explained the amend
ment proposed by the opposition against the
temporal power of the Holy See,afterWhich
'the debate was adjourned.
Marshall O'Donnell has reported a bill to
'the Spanish Congress, fixing the effeguve
force of the Spanish army for the year at
- 85,000 men.
Rumors of Austria-Prussian disagree
ments-relative to the Duchies continue pre
valent. It was reported that Prussia is
about to send an Extraordinary Envoy to
-confer with the Austrian Ministry, and that
Austria intended to send a similar message
to Berlin.
It is asserted that the Powers are unani
mous in favor of a conference to consider the
questions raised by the abdication of Prince
Couza. It is believed that the conference
will ba held at Paris and not at Constanti.
nople.
The Latest.
[By telegraph to Londonderry.]
larvz.uPooL, March 2.—Mr. Gladstone has
announced the Reform bill for March 12.
The United States steamer Canandaigua
is at Kingston.
Arms Orders.
The following orders have just been is
sued :
AT:An-QUARTERS OF THE ARM - F, ADJII
)
"SANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, WASHING oN,
March 10th, 1866.—Special Orders, No. 1
A Board of officers will assemble at W -
ington, D. C., on the 16th of March, 1866, r
as soon- thereafter as practicable, to ma e
recommendations for brevet promotion in
the infantry, from any brevet or actual
rank for which the appointment is already
-confirmed to the grade of colonel or any
lower gradein.the regular army. In mak
ing recommendation the Board will be gov
erned by their personal knowledge of the
officers they recommend,and by the officer's
„records of service during the recent war. I I
The Board will make • its recommendal
- dons either from the list of appointments
already made, but not confirmed, or those
not so appointed. The recommendations
- will be of two classes: Ist. For gallant and
. meritorious service; 2d. For faithful service.
in , Beco mendations for the first class will
`only be for specific actions and campaigns,
in which the officer recommended has been
present, and where more than one brevet
- has been recommended. The special action
or oampaign should be stated for- which
each brevet is recommended. The case of
officers already appointed, but not con
firmed, ton higher brevet grade than that
of colonel will not be considered by this
Board. The Adjutant-General-will furnish
the Board with all the information necessary
for its action.
DETAILS FOB THE BOARD.
Colonel J. H. King, 9th United States in
fantry, Brevet Brigadier-General U. S. A.
Major J. C. Robinson, 2d United States In
fantry, Brevet Brigadier-General U. S. A.
Captain W. B. Hazen, Bth United States In
fantry, Brevet Brigadier-General U. S. A.
_First Lieutenant E. Carter,Bth United
States Infantry, Brevet Captain U. S. A.,
...Recorder.
By command of Lient.-Gen. Grant,
[Signed] E. D. TowNsENti,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
Official—R. WILLIAMS, Assistant Ad
jutant-General.
HEADQUARTERS OF Tli-b ARMY, ADJU
TANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, WASHINGTON',
March 10th, 1866.—Special Orders, No. 109.
—A Board of Officers will assemble at
Washington, to convene on the 16th of March,
1866, or as soon thereafter as practicable,
to make recommendations for brevet pro
motion in the staff corps of the cavalry and
artillery from any brevet or actual rank
from which the appointment is already con
_firmed, to the grade of Colonel, or any lower
grade in the regular army. In making re
commendations, the Board will be governed
by their personal knowledge of the officer
they recommend, and by the officer's record
of service during the iecent war. The Board
will make its recommendations either from
the lists of appointments already made s but
not confirmed, or from those not so ap
pointed. The recommendations will be of
of two classes :
Pirst—For gallantand meritorious service.
Second—For faithful services.
Recommendations for the first-class will
only be for specific actions and campaigns
in which the officer recommended has been
- present, and where more than one brevet is
xecommended, the special action or cam
paign should be stated for which each brevet
is recommended. The case of officers already
appointed, but not confirmed to higher bre
vet grade t nn that of Colonel, will not be
considered by this Board. The Adjutant
• General will furnish the Board with all the
information necessary for its action.
DETAILS FOR THE BOARD.
Lieutenant-Colonel A. J. Smith, sth
United States Cavalry, Brevet-Major
.General, United States Army; Major J. G.
TarkeiCorps of Engineers. Brevet Briga
dier-General, United States *Army; Captain
.Tolin Gibbon 4th United States Artillery;
Captain U. H. C. Morgan, 4th United States
Artillery, Brevet Colonel United States
Army, Recorder.
By command of Lieut.-Gen. Grant.
[si gne d.] E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adj.-Gen." .
-official.--.R. -Wr T.Lkars, Asst.-Adj.-Gen.
BEAD-QUARTERS OF THE ARMY, ADJ.-
'GEN. OFFICE, WASHINGTON' March 12,
1866.—General Orders No. 15.—0 n the re
- commendations of the Surgeon General, the
Department Commanders of Virginia,North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, LolliSifilla and Texas,
are instructed to cause,
." First. All vessels, at ports within their
departments, from, ports infected with the
cholera, but having had no case during
their passage, to be quarantbied for fifteen
days, and thoroughly fninigated.
Second. All such vessels which have had
cholera on board during the passage, to be
quarantined for fifteen days after - the termiw
nation of the Jastrcase, and thoroughly
fumigated. ~ ' - •
In carrying ' outthis quarantine the De
partment Commandersivill consult and ask
assistance from officers of the navy in their
vicinity, and correspond direct with- the
_Secretary of the , ,, Navy in reference to such
•
assistance and co:operatioW'
By command of Lieut. Gen. Grant.
- • ' f ' E. D. TowssErm,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
An order, has also been issued bv com
mand of Lieut. Gen; Giant for the Perma,-
nient Artillery Board, organized in General
OrderkNo: 6, current series, to assemble at
`Washington, D. C., April2 ' 1866. The
Board will prepare.and submita project for
an artillery school, to be established at For
tress Monroe. It will also prepare and re
commend, if it deem necessary, a project
for instruction, at:pests at which not less
than one company of artillery may be
present:
The Fortification Bill
The fortification bill which has passed the
Hoube, and-is to.be acted on in the Senate,
makes the following appropriations : For
Fort Wayne, near - Detroit. $50,000; Fort On
tario, Oswego, N. Y., 150,000; Fort. Mont
gomery, at the outlet of Lake Chainplain,
N. Y., $50,000; Fort Scammell, Portland.
Me., $35,000; Fort Georger, on Log Island
Ledge, Portland, Maine, $500,000; Fort Con
stitution, Portsmouth, -N.577,000; Fort
Winthrop, Bosson, Mass., ' $30,000; Fort
Arrison, Boston, $25,000; - for the seawall of
Great - •Brenxter's Island, Boston - Harbor,
$75,00; sea wall on Deer and Lovell's Island,
Boston Harbor, $50,000; fort at entrance of
New ,Bedford Harbor, Mass., $30;000; Fort
Sohuyler t East River, New York, - $30,000;
fort at Willett's Point, opposite Fort Schuy
ler, N. Y., $50,000; repairs of Fort Hamil
ton, N.Y.,530,000; fort on site of Fort Tomp
kinson, Staten Islaud, , N. Y 450,000; Fort at
Sandy Hook, N. J., .050,000; repairs of Fort
Mifflin, near Philadelphia, $25,000; con
struction of petmanent platforms for mod
ern cannon of large calibre in existing forti
fications of important, harbors, $100,000; re
pairs of Fort Wathington on the Potomac
river, $20,000; Fort Monroe,Hampton roads,
.Va., $30,000; Fort Taylor, West Florida,
$100,000; Fort on Ship Island, coast of Mis
sissippi, $10,000; Fort at Ft. Point, San
Francisco bay, Cal., $125,000; Fort at &lean
traz Island, San Francisco bay, Ca1.,590,000;
fort survey of the north and northwestern
lakes, including Lake Snprerior, $150.000;
Fort Lima Point, Cal., $75,000; Fort Clinch,
F1a.,550,000; for the purchase of sites and
lans now occupied, and lluds proposed to
be occupied for permanent sea-coast de
fences, $35,000.
New Jersey Legislature.
TRENTON, March 18.—Mr. Seovel offered
the following concurrent resolutions in tho
Senate yesterday, and they have since been
passed by a unanimous vote:
Whereas, The cost of the necessaries of
life, of food, clothing and rents have in
creased .double and in many cases triple,
since the war ‘Of the Rebellion began; and
whereas, The pay of the officers of the Navy
has been other-Wise reduced by taxation, by
act of Congress and by executive orders,
and knowing that the salaries of naval offi
cers is 1:13 , no means adequate to
the expenses which their position in
society at home and abroad re
quires; and since the officers of the
Navy have no political representation in
the country or in the Government, and
since the nation can well afford to place this
deserving class of the country's defenders,
whose record is one of heroic self-sacrifice
and of patient devotion, above the reach of
want or embarrassment, therefore
Resolved, That the Congress of the United
States be requested by us. as they have been
requested by the Legislatures of other States,
to increase the salaries of naval officers to a
point adequate to the increase of expenses
of the times, as suggested by their memorial
now before Congress.
Resolved, That a copy of this preamble
and resolutions be sent to our Senators and
Representatives in Congress, with the re
quest that they will bring the just claims of
the navy before Congress as speedily as
possible.
Pennsylvania Legislature.
CLOSE OP YESTERDAY'S PEOCEZDINGS
HOUSE.—The entire afternoon session was
spent in the first reading of public bills.
Among them was an act for the prevention
of frauds at elections, which was urged by
Mr. Ruddiman. and opposed by Mr. Quig
tey,on the ground that it takes the collection
01 taxes from the hands of the aldermen and
gives it to the agents of the Receiver of
Taxes.
Mr. Donnelly also spoke in opposition to
the bill.
It passed a third reading and was laid
over.
Mr. Kerns offered a resolution, inviting
Generals Meade and Hancock and Commo
dores Selfridge and Poor to be present at the
visit of the soldiers' orphans to Harrisburg
next Friday.
This was amended so as to include Presi
dent Johnson, Admiral Farragut, General
Grant, Mester Clymer and Gen. Geary.
rnion Victory in hew Hampshire.
Corcoun, N. R.,March 13.—Returns from
a large number of towns indicate that Gov
ernor Smythe has been re-elected by 5,000
to 6,000 majority. The Republican majority
in the Legislature will be very large.
The aggregate vote considerably exceeds
that of last year.
Returns from 58 towns give Smythe, Re
publican,l4,2oo; Sinclair, Democrat, 11,009.
The returns thus far indicate a majority of
more the)) 5,000 for Smythe. The Republi
cans have carried all the five Councilmen,
and nine out of twelve Senators, and will
have about 100 majority in the House.
The following is the vote of some of the
principal towns:
Smythe, Rep. Sinclair,Dem.
Concord, l - - 1,282 854
Manchester, - - 1,580 1,382
Claremont, - - 553 107
Nashua, - - 836 726
Holderness, - - 246 160
Littleton, - - 196 255
Keene, - - 648 235
Sanbornton, - - 260 321
Franklin, - - 283 160
Peterboro' - - 289 112
Comoro), 10.30 P. M.—Returns from 98
cities and towns give Smythe 20,500 and
Sinclair 15,481, a Democratic net gain,of 890.
Burning of a University.
HANOVER, N. H., March 13.—The South
Barracks being the main building of the
Norwich University, was destroyed by fire
-his.evening. The fire broke out in an un
occtipied room in the fourth store,and there
are yarions rumors afloat as to its origin.
From Boston.
BoszoN, March 13.—The sig citizens of
Melrose, who were fined $3OO each by Judge
Vose, for tarring and feathering and riding
on a rail a person who rejoiced over the
death of President Lincoln, were pardoned
by the exentive Council to-day, and had
their fines remitted.
Fire at St. Cloud, Minn.
ST. PAUL, March 13.—A fire at SL Cloud,
Minnesota, on Sunday night, burned Ten
nent's The following are the names
of the losers:—Patterson & Shelly, Rosen
berger,Robert & Mills, all merchants. The
loss i 5535,000. Insurance; $25,000.
From Fortress Monroe.
• Fon:muss Mormon, March 13.—The
-United States gunboat Doh,* Lieutenant.-
Commander Chandler, - arrivEd to-day froth
New York and: awaits orders. Ttie steamer
Ocean Wave sailed to-day for Mobile.
LY EVENING BULLETIN; PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14,1866.
RETAIL DRY GOODS
BARNSLEY:
Real l3arnaley Sheetings,
Superior /3=sley Table Damasks,
Extra Heavy Table Diaper,
Heavy Loom Diaper,
Cord Eor'd Waded Huck Towels, Ex
tra size.
These goods were made expressly to order for oar
best family trade, but from their extraordinary data•
hility are also well suited to first class Hotels or .Board
lag Houses. '
Sheppard,Van Harlbgen&Ariison
lir porters of Linens and Honsefarnishing Goods,
No. 1008 Chestnut Street
mlaB-Gt -
LARGE LINEN SALE
AT AtILLIKEN'B,
S2S Arch Street.
Just opened, direct from Europe, the following
BARGAINS IN TABLEIMENS.
Heavy Table Linen, =bleached, at 750, per yard.
Extra heavy Power-loom do., yarn bleaPhed, lit per yd
Extra qualities , and widths do. do., 12.14@1 25.
New styles bleached Damasks, from Si 25 up tel s.
Extra qualities and widths, for large extension tables
Real Barnsley Double Damasks, very scarce,
Heavy scotch Damasks, in great variety.
Fine Irish Damasks, in great variety.
TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
Every size, from lX" yands up to 7 yards long,
:Some beautiful Table Cloths, Just opened.
Napkins and Doylies in great variety, from the lowest
up to the finest productions of the Damask loom.
• TOWELS, NEW STYLES.
Rath Towels, from 25c.
Red Border Chamber Towels, from 250.-31 m.
heavy Hock 'l owels, wide red ends, at
Bloom Damask Towels, handsome, 68c.
hoe Damask Towels, 873, 1125.
rakish Towels. several elzm.
RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
A very handsome Huck Towel. with the Nationti.
colors Introduced in stripes in the border i :not to be
found In any other store in the city. 87Xc., $l. and 31 a
The best Linens only are used, ana as no Imperfect
:itching is passed into our stock, our consumers may
ely on getting the best Shirt Bosoms possible for the
, x ices. Also, Wristbands and Colima.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
Ladles', Gents' and Chlldren's Linen ~ In ever)
ut Importer's prices.
NURSERY AND BIRD-EYE DIAPERB
A full assortment of all the widths In Narsery
ers. These I:tapers will be found heavier and bet.ei
hun usual for the prices.
Bird-eyes, all qualities; Linn Cambrics and Lawns
beautlftd soft Linen Cambric for Infants' Under
;othing, from 623 up.
LINEN STORE.
No. 828 Arch street.
pm.- m,w.f.miir
8 1 , LAiv,
Ae S>
if-Py .%L•A
gT4 Fourth and Arch 1-
Alm OPENING TODAY FOB
SPRANG- SAL E S,
FASHIONABLE EW MILS,
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS,
NEW STYLES SPRING SHAWLS.
NEW TRAVELING MESS GOODS,
FINE STOCK OF NEW GOODS,
MAGNIFICENT FOULARDS,
SPLENDID BLACK SILKS.
P(olsx , 11•)= S Zii ißtSil ICY lit 3Dt Dii itil
•1866, Spring IP.portation• 1866.
, E. M. NEEDLES 51,
1,000 PIECES WHITE GOODS,
In PLAIN, FANCY,FITRIPED, PLAID and
Figured Jaconets, Cambric, Nalrisook, Dimi
' Um. Swiss, Mull and other Muslin, compris
ing a most complete stock to which the atten
ition of purchasers Is solicited as they are of
fered at a large REVDCTION from Last BRA
;SON'S PRICES.
100 pieces SHEARED MUSLINS for Bodies.
100 pieces PIQUnS !nail varieties of style and
price from sOc. to slbo.
000 PARIS GOFFERED SKIRTS, newest
styles, of my own importation.
';1113'321,1,13 ,LfIN,L
MBE • OLD 'TABLISHE
inD CHEAP CLOTH
& J.VP Vite the attention 01
their friends and others to their large stock of sesson
able goods. which they are selling at greatly reduced
prices.
Superior Black French Clothe,
buperior Colored French Cloths.
Overcoat Cloths, all qualities.
Black French Doeskins.
Black French Cassimeres.
Mixed and Plait. Casslmeres.
Fancy Cassimeres, of every description.
Scotch and Shepherd's Plaid Uutsimerea.
Cords, Beaverteens and Satinetts.
Plain and Neat Figured Silk Vesting&
Black Satins and Fancy Vestings.
With a large assortment of Tailors' Trimmings,
Boys' wear, &c., for sale, wholesale orretail, by e JAM
No. 11 North Second st., Sign of the Golden Lamb.
LITRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND ARCH, have
1:1 just replenished their assortment of
aTAPLE HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
And are now prnared to suppjy_familtes with
GOOD 3IUSLINS, BY 'Pak, PIECE,
(300 D SHIRTING LINENS.
GOOD TABLE LINENS.
GOOD BED TIMINGS.
GOOD WHITE FLANNELS.
GOOD FINE BLANKETS.
GOOD DAMASK NAPERVS.
BUFF MARSW:Mring QUILTS.
• PINK MARSEILLES QUILTS.
FINEST AND LARGEST WHITE DO:
IRISH BLRDRYE AND SCOTSH TOWELINGS.
NEW LOT OF BRILLIANTS, MARSEILLES, did.
SPRUVG STYLE CHINTZES, PERCALES, &c.
Vlranaci HALL & CO., 26 South Second e .
treet„ would
invite the attention of the Ladies to their stock of
BILKS, and recommend them purchasing now, as W 8
Lave no doubt of their having to pay a much advanced
price for them next month and the coming spring.
Colored Moire Antiques,
Black Moire Antiques
Colored Corded Silks,
Colored Poult de Soles,
Black Corded Silks,
Black Gros Grained,
Black Taffetas,
Black Gros de Rhine.
N. B.—A fine dock of Evening Silks on hand.
‘l7 ALN, LEAMING & CO.,
VV No. WI CHESTNUT street, Agents for York and
Boott Manufacturing Companies,
Have on hand and are receiving the desirable Goods
of th, se Companies, via;
York Co.'s Nanki Chns,
Nankin ecks,
Plain and Plaid Cottonades,
• Heavy Twills, dm. •
Boott Mills Drills, and 30,36 and 40-inch Brown Shier
hiss and Sheeting& mhB-9tli
8-4 PUKE WHITE °IA" ' ing with a Bla
4-4 White Alpacas.
m.
White Irish Poplins,
White Wool Ponlink
Pear . l vna Colo e r Iris ope h m P e p i p o ihn um .
. White Cloths, 'with SPOtak
Scarlet Cloths. -
EDWIN HALL .do co.. 28 South Second. st.
702 STOKED & WOOD.
Harris Cassinieres.
French Casaimeres,
edinackCaasiFrCaaineenrsccelhi:Cserkinoths's Cloths;
For the best City trade. 702 Arch street, second door
above Seventh.
LINEN
Now
LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS.
Has Jnst opened,
BETAILDIZt Giegifis
- - "
Great - t4l'‘ of Foreign Trots' Go )d§.
CURWEN STODDART Sr, BROTHER
Announce that they hive determined to offer their ex
tensive stock, comprising the moat attractive variety
of Dry Goode in the city, at prices . correSpond with
the late - - " ' • -
AUCTION SALES,
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
OTIRWIE 'STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452 and 454 North SECOND Street,
tnia2 Above Willow.
GOODS.
5/I_CENT BLACK ALPACAS.
/- 63 75 and $ superior Alpacas.
$1 00 'W ide Slack Wool Delalnes. •
a 50 for finest g 2 wide Black Cashmeres.
gi 12 for new Spring Shades Wide Wool Delainee.
New White:Piones, - BrEdiantes, Caratirics, Plaids, em.
Heavy Nursery Diapers. some extra wide goods,
Fine Towels ; 40-cent Towels- a bargain,
ge and 15 Napkins are much ender value.
Richard Son's Heavy Li:lining and fine Fronting
Linens.
WATCIifiES AN'D JEWELRY.
f DIAXOND DEALER & .IEIiTLER,
III:IMES, MIRE= k SUTER STARE,
WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRED.
802 Chestnut St..Phila
Has just received a huge and splendid assortment of
LADIES GOLD WATCHES,
Some in plain cases, others beautlfally e .Theled and
engraved and others Wald with diamonds.:
Purr hasers wishing a handsome LADY'S VATCIPI
will do well to call at once and make a selection.
Also a large assortment of
Gentlemen's and Boys' Watches.
In Gold and Silver cases.
•rL ic ItitiG6
•
CHRONOMETER. CLOCK,
AND
WATCHMAKERS.
No. 244 South FRONT Street,
Have constantly on hand a complete e.wortment e
CLOCKS, the., for Railroads, Santo and Coantim
Houses, which they offer at reasonable rates.
oN. B. Particular attention paid to the repairing c
fine Watches and Clocks. hatl,tm
CHILDBEVS C.LOTHENG.
1866. SPRING. 1866.
orDEWING.
On Tuesday, March 20,
aT
Mrs. E.H.eyser's
Chi'dren's Clothing Emporium,
No 1227 CHESTNUT ST.,
Below Thirteenth
PF
, North Side,
PRILADELILA.
A full and well-selected assortment of
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
FOR
Boys, Girls. Infants and Misses.
BOYS' SUITS,
cLOASS AND COATS, CAPS AND HATS. &c.
Also, a large assortment of
FANCY AND USEFUL AB/ ICL'•"..
A fall line of ZEPHYR GOODS.
I have on hand everything needed for Children to
wear.
N. B.—Paper Patterns for all lelnds of Clothing sent
by Post or hipress.
HRS. E. KEYSER
rollS4l Mr: CHESTNUT tsTREAT, Phila.
JAPANESE POWOIIOII tiTxA,
the attest ever Imported.
OOLONG TEA. DRAGON CHOP. .
OLD GOVERNIIE.s.:T JAVA COFFEE.
FOR SALE BY
JAMES R. WEBB.
Patti/ WALNUT and EIGHTH Streeta.
tiIEUEIEN Plisake3,
Green Corn,
Fresh Peaches,
Fresh Tomatoes, Flume, dm.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
.1: 1 P A TA .I I IN FINE GROCEIMM,
Corner Eleventh and Vine Streets.
tGARS AND SYRUPS, ManufActured by the
boutliwark Sugar Refinery and the Grocer's Sugar
House, for sale by
1 1 / 4 7 ENV QUEEN OLIVES—Soo gallons of the finest
I. Queen. Olives ever imported. in store and for sale
CUUSTY'S East End Grocery hiio. 118 South Second
street.
1\ Dutch Herring: all ofsuperio; c'
~W BONELESS ch ty vies at CA Ca M:
I VS East End Grocery, No: US South Second street.
()Lb F a BRION SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES; also,
Prime West India Honey, always to be had at
COU -TY'S East End Grecery, No. 118 South Second
street.
WINSLOW'S SUPERIOR GREEN CORN, 46 C.
per Can, Champion Green Peas, at to cents per
(•ab; Tomatoes 25 cents; all warranted; at COUSTY'S
East End Grocery, No. 118 South Second street. mhl4
- -
NEwPßUlTt3.—Princess Paper.shell and Lisbm.
Almonds; splendid London Layer Raisins, b.
whole, holland quarter boxes, choice Elemea m ir
small drurns, In store and for sale by M. P. BP
t n - :
g tint OASES FRESH P.ELLOHES, TOMATOES,
I sM i letTn. ° For ..g. 3 l, l ;Tpr - 14warran t e d to
giv
F. cot,
Asa andMighth streets.
EIxTEA SdAClrren- choke large Mange
rel in kitta. Also new Snick). and Pickled Sal.
mon. For sale by M .F. SP.M.T.M, N. W. car. Arch
and Eighth streets.
- IF.A.DIREL-20 barrels Jersey cultivated Cram
U ironsbertore and lor sale by N. F. ElFl7.lr.ricl
W... es a• .• :
TO PUBLISHERS.—WANTED—A situation as
Clerk, I collect-Or. or OutAcior Agent, by a Practical
Printer, whose health will no longer permit the con
finement requisite for the business of compositor. Has
bad nearly, fifteen years experience as Clerk in a Pub
lishing Hotale: is conversant with the detail of ews
paper_ business. Is willing to make himself useful at
any business where he may enjoy fresh air and exer
cise. Address A. R. rr., Office of Philadelphia EV.161c 7
BIILIMMIN. mhl3-3tl ,
OT WANTED FOR RENT, BY A CRICKET
CLUB—must be about feet square, and within
three miles of the State House. accessible by railroad
and for not less time than the summer, apply to SAL
CURTIS & SON, - Real Estate Brokers, 433 Walnut
street.
- 1 - 179NTED—A few active and-experienced men to
TV sell a most valuable patent. For persons compe
tent the most liberal inducements are offered. Inquire
No. 223 DOCK tit s 2d storie front room: eli.s,m,w,uti
. WANTED TO PURCHASE 'A DWELLING
Bausß, with modern-improvements, situated
between Ninth andßroad, Race and uheatnut. Address
Din - SAKES SANDERS, . Wilco of Evening Bultettn,
statingatreet„ number and price- = ' mhlB,Sts
702
M. OVER 4,000 TAErri.. EXTRACTED' with
oUt_ pal= _nitrous...oxide_ gas_ andr.dstared.
The most beautiftal Teeth inserted and the natural
contour of the face restored. Dr..O. Ming/ 18 , Na
Ta. STRIP= Street. • . farrliza
COOPER & OONARD,
S. E. corner Ninth and Market streets.
L WIS LADO 5
PRICES MODERATE.
timoozsn.
E. C. ECNIGHT . CO.,
Corner Chestnut and Water streets.
WANII9.
U.2.1LU.z111.M3
AINOTIOPI SALEM.
Wire -M-Y.ERE, 4311.- AUCTIONEESti
-1 Noe. 222 and 234 Market atreet.carrner of Rant'
LARGE FOSiTivh.SIALIe OF BBITISH..FRE,NCH,
• ' GERMAD AND - DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. -
We will hold a Large Sale of Foreign and .Doniestic
Dry' Goods by catalogna, on four months uredit and
Part Styr ettlh- . • - . .
Osi THURSDAY IfOR'N.ING,
Marcirlith, at 10 oclock, embracing shoat SCO pack
ages and lots of staple and fancy articles, In woolens,
worsteds,linensdrllke and cottons. -
23.—Cloods gnawed for ammehuilisa Ana. cats.
lognes ready early OP the morning of sale. -
I.ARGE PEREMPTORY SALE ' BRUTISH.
GEs. MAN: FRENCH AND ' DOMPSTIO - DRY
GOODS
NOTlCE—lncluded In our sale Of THITftSDAY,
March 1.15, will beim:Mid jrt part the following; viz—
DOAFFSTICIS.
-- hales bleaehed and brOwn'cuttons and -
do white, scarlet. Canton and all wool flannels.
cases blaCk and white.pruide and fancy prints.
do .8 g." 41 de lanes. colored silecias, cambrics
do Manch est er and Scotch ginghams and plaids
do apron checks, ticks corset ,eons stripes.
do cottoned es, Is entncky jeans, jaeonete.
do catsimeres satinets, coatings,t weed&
MERCHANT TAILORS' GOODS
-- pieces rench anti Saxons blk and blue cloths.
do Belaion doe .kins. silk and wool tricots.
do al wool ulagonals mixed and drao cloths.
do mix. d mettons, fancy caaalsrteres cnburgs.
do Scotch mating% alpacas. Itadans; vestiugs.
• •
LINET GOODS. ..
pieces blea- and bro. buck diaper , crest" a ills.
do Wee. satin damasks, table ctothsinapkins.
do butchers ', Spanish, donee dt Chinese linens.
do ducks. gra: s cloth, sheeing atd . hitting do.
DRESS GO-W. 4 AND SILKS. _
—Pieces Paris , colored 'and black de taMes' and
- bareges.
—• do mohair mixtures, melanges, silk checks.
- do fancy, plain and crepe poplins, skirtings.
do shepherd's checks, poll de thevres
Sambiqes, black and fancy dress
siIks_. H.ANTLIKERCIBES, WHITE GOODS, dec
Full lines linen cambric, Madras, gingham add silk
bandk- ?chiefs. '
Pill lines ainsooks, brithants.jaconets, lawns.
A. SO,
Balmoral and .hoop • skirts, traveling and ni:tder
shirts and drawers, sewing silk, spoel cotton, patent
thread, ties, umbrellas. dtC
lu Be L&I. COTTON YARN.
To be sold at commencement of sale at 10 o'clock, 10
bales, 200 lbs each superior No. Scotian yarn.
For account of whom it may concern,
to be sold for dash„ being damaged on the voyage of
importation
-40 pieces linen canvas. -
.s plea a bordered linen duck
_ 01,0f0 DOZEN HOSIERY , GLOVES, dkc.
Embracing gent's white, brown, mired and French
mixed half hosev lar les' fine white, col'd and brown
bosom boys', misses' and children's fine white, brown
and mixed do.
The above from low to the highest grades.
Also,fuli lines of lad'es', gent's and - misses' cotton,
Lisle. silk and Berlin gloves.
Also, merino gauze and cotton shirts and drawers.
The attention of dealers is invited to this sale, con
slating of fresh goods, just Importod, of the very best
styles, and of a vs ell known and celebrated mare.
air Sale of Hosiery to commence at 2 o'clock.
POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGS, CANTON
MATTINGS, fia
ON FRIDAY MORN - LNG,
March 16, sill lock. will te sold. b 3 catalogue. on
four ruon.ins' credit. about 2CO pieces maps:nine and
fine 1, grain. royal damask. Venitian, list, hemp cot
rage and rag carpeting& which may be PYerntned early
on the morning of sale.
LARGE PEREBEFIORY,I.T.V OF FT:Mien AND
°TELEX EUROPEAN DRY G00D74, 6r.
ON ISIO.NDAY MORNING, MARCH 19,
At 70 o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue. ON FOUR
MONTHS CREDIT, about 850 lots ofFren ch. Indiss.Ger
man and British Dry Goods, embractog a full assort
inert of fancy and staple articles la silks, worsteds,
a oolrms, linens and cottons.
N. B.—Goods arranged for examination and cats
logs es !sadly early on morning of sale.
LARGE PEREMPTORY BALE OP . /3' I OPS, SHOES,
BittsGANEL. TRAVELING B nGS, &C.
Gln TtEsDAY MORNUZG. MARCH al.
Will be sold, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on tom
mot, tbs' credit, about L,200 packages Bents. Shoes. Bal
mcrals..te., of City and Eastern manufacture. Opel.
tor examination with catalogues early on the moral=
a sale.
rIPHOIdAS .13010 E a SON. AU •rIONFMr-4
cor.rerrzstlON lEERCELANTI
No. We CHESTNUT
(Rear entrsocello7 Sane= street)
Soncetwle Parnitcre of every descripUma received c
Consignment.
SALES EVERY FRIDAY mopacilsre.
aPozalrore et dwellings attondol to on the reo.
Reasonable Terme.
BALE OP REAL) STATE L STO4U3S, &c., AT TK)
EX etTP..
Thorn= Birch it Bon res aeC•triill3F inform then
riends and the public that they are procured to attee,
to theeale of Real Estate by anctkmant a:peva:sub
THOMAS BIRCH BITXII & SUL': will sell at auction, at
their Gallery. Die it hestnut street on the evenings of
THURSDAY AbiD . RIDAY,
March 151 h and 16th at half past seven o'clock each
evening, a VALUABLE COLLECTION of Foreign
and American OIL PAINTINGS. embracing many
works of rare merit. Among the Paintings area mon
her the property of a private gentleman about leaving
tar Europe. It is the racist interesting and choice col
!eaten which has , been offered to the Philadelphia
public this sesugan, end contains a few works by de.
ce a'ed amts,. :of reputation. altogr...bor BO dlfforant
artiste are represented by abont 150 subjects.
FOREIGN ARTISTS.
Paul Weber, Moreland, Didee,
Van Eererdenk. Berrirde. Molliere,
Vander Waarden, Mancins, De Vltigaries,
Vincent, Doll. De Visconti.
Notterman, KrleshosT Witkamp,
Chaillot. MartinelA, De Simonet
Martel, Leonard.
ABLERICAIST ARTISTS.
G. W. Nicholson, G. Hartwick, G. Hitra - Cal.
J, B. Ord, C. A. Sommers, P. Daboor,
J. A. Woodside, Thomas Moran. H. Boese,
G. F. Bewail, J. R. Lambdin, F. Meade.
W. A. Bonfield, S. B- Waugh, Leomans,
1.. S. Jnilliard, Greenewald, R. Kemp.
33- Moran, T. H. Smith. e
The Ezhibition will be open to the public onThurs
day morning, March Sth. and continue open every day
and evening until time of sale.
Brie at No Mc Cheetnnt stivet.
NEW AND ERCOND 11.. A ND It OUSEDOLD FURNI
TER,E, KA:so FUBT ES, CAItPETti,
&c.
ON FRIDAY MORNING.
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction aura. No. lin Chestnut
street. will be sold—
A. large assortment of Elegant Household Furniture,
;minding parlor snits in plush: cat nber salts; Bryn
srds, ingrain and Veneldirn carpets; rosewood piano
forte by Hallett. Davis dit Co.: fine beds and metres re%
dining room furniture, &c.
13 SCOTT, Aucaloracisa,
uh ni wr straw.
SALE . OF VERY FINE AGATE, BARDIGLIO,
AND CASTELLLNA VASES AND URNS FINE
FRENCH BRONZE FIGURES AND GROUPS,
ALABASTER e-TATUETTES, BOHEMIAN
GLASSWARE, BISQUET FIGURES. etc.
Tbepr l ortation of Mossrs, Vitt Bros.
ON WEDO AY and THURSDAY MORNINGS,
March 1a and 15.
At 10% o'clor-k each day, at Scott's Art Gallery. 10M
Chestnut street, will be sold an invoice of the above
articles, Just landed from Italy and France
12 , collection will be open fbr examination on
Monday morning.
PLULADELPHIA ARTISTS' SALE OF OIL
PAMNTI^GS
CN TEUESD4Y AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
March lstb and 16th,
Bt Ili o'clock. at Scott's Art Gallery. lv o. 107.0 Chest
y ut street. will be sold without reserve, a number of
Paintings by Philadelphia artists, viz—
W. Sheridan Young, R. He ir Reed,
Edmund G. Lewis, J. B. Beale
E. F. B. Schell,
O. r. Bensell, T. P. Otter,
E. B. ilenreli. H- Home,
H. C. Bispbam, John Wilson,
W. E. Cresson,s, J. Levis,
George E. Candee, E. MeDiheney,
O. A. Sommers, T. J. Fennimore, '
D. E. Wyand, D. W. C. Bontelle, •
D. B. B night, G, Burling,
P. 'Wood, Jr., J. Williams,
A. Fredericks, rontigny,
Leon Juilliard, F.Willbs.
Paul Weber, W. S.. Searby,
W. E. Winner, G. F, Atwood,
'1 homes Moran,And others.
Joseph J. John., I
Core prkting one of the best assortments of oil paint
ings by native artists ever offered at public sale in this
city.
Open for examination on Monday, 12th inst.
THIRD GREAT SALT', OF MANTEL AND PIER
LOOKING GLASSRS.
ON FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 16. •
At 10,, o'clock, at Scott's Art Gallery, .10.1) Chtstnnt
street, a line assortment of Mantel and Pier Looking
a: es, of all sizes and descriptions,mannfactored ex
pressly for first-class city retail sales
Now opetrfor examination
JAN A.
ultA.l•2ll , • s • pr. 4: , 0.
WALNUT street.
VALIIABLE BEaDKL;II7I2:67OPI3IVATE BALE
TO RRAT, ESTATE OPERATORS.
ELEGANT WALNUT STET= MANSION-Ont
of the most elegant residences on Walnut street st
feet fro= large ground stahls4
Also, BROWN STONE MANSION, Walnut neat
Broad st.
V al be sold, at Very low-rates, to a party who will
take them all in one lot, five desirable dwellings in phi
heart of the city. Immediate occupancy can be had I.f
desired. This is a very favorable • opportunity to Par
Lies who war gOod - Teat - estate Investments to bay sa
old prima property which will pay well and increase
In value, For parLiCraala aptly - at the, auction store.
' ST A wm-A very desirable property In the neigh
boyhood of Twelfth and Locust sta.
TAVERN STAND and 9 acres of land, on BidlP
road, 9 _miles from the State House, known as en
"Sorrel Horse." Plans, surveys, dtc. at the store.
Property No. 402 south Front at, 41 by 100 foot.
do do 1188 and 1140 Lombard a
80 acres, Germantown
87 do' Fisher'a lane
Valuahle Loth Market street, above Nineteenth
do do - 'Barker do do 1 10
8 Building Lots, south Twenty-second et
Property northeast corner Fourth and Spruce eta
= 'Dwelling, with side yard. Darby road
Brown-stone Store, Second st, near Met tle: "
- Residence and large lot, Burlington
do No. 201 south Tenth et
Dwelling,' " do 418 south Eleventh es
• 480 Pine at
- --do -- 808 Pond at
v l5 screa AwAm of Lan zat d..
sTo red iar eral scuEmst.Twergstkixther_WardA
vet
.
valuable business P on Chestnut et, baying two
fronts-1n good order. an. Occupancy 'wi t h th e deed.
iusitzooz & co.,
. • IJOTIONEXEtS,
No. 505 3LSBICET street, above Fifth.
VOBEigizA BIWILEY(34I..",ae. 615 CLIEURSWEIT
A: • and gi0.612 JAARmitreet.
AUCTION SALFIL
id THOMAS- do BOES.-.4DOTIONEERE.
and ItlEiouth FOURTH street,
* RADER ON STUMM; AMY KRUM ESTATE
at thealtschanktiY,alltoThiCEßlM
ARP Handb properlyismed gaper/11W
aim en the Saturday =Mom ta- each aale 2113
immeslr team filet farm gist:whin thin&
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE/ "
rinted- catalognes. comprising Surrefarhl . 132414
thousand dollars, including every descriptlOn•ofat
and countryProPertY, from the smallest dwellingiii
the most -elegant mialudonts elegant corm rY Lamm
farms. linsin ems rocertlee. - -
Air"FoRNITOBE shams AT iTrii:Atitrit*
swim EVERY THURSDAY. - -
gdg m... Parfacular attention oven to galas as intros
Timm aparma Ewa, ki lter : E . -„::.
VERY ELEGANT r OUNTRy MEAT. itrad.4
Ge xuantown and Pertiiomen Tarntike, osagsTNErp
71-ILL, late the redeems , of Samuel 31.11(lebbrn, Elelts
deed. Bni't and finish dm a aux costly and superior
manner, with the modern conveniences=lawnbeauti
fhlly laid out with evergreen and shade trees, large
stonewall In front, and the scenery unsurpassed, bd..
msdiate po cession.
LARGE and VALUABLE Ef .% BEET STREET
PROPERTY Nos IMO end 19.35, 76 that front.l7o feet In
depth. extending through to Jones et,. Brick Packing
House, Brick Ice IP-use.' 5 Brick Fru ke Rouses,
Stabling. Railroad Track, extensive Bios. dtc. -
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of. Frances Allison
dedd—TBREE VALUABLE BUILDING Lops, ,
Sixth street. equal of Pierce, First Ward.
VA LUABLE - FAltlif, 80 ACRES,' Lower Dublin
Townsh p, Phllad. county,,Pa.,- half a. male of
Ras; leum, and 2 miles of Holmesburg- , Stone Anise,
Frame Barn, in a good state of cultivation.
Peremptory Sale—T rrERE-STOBY BRICK DWHEG
131 , 7 G. 0.1518 Lombard street..
pereloptory Sale-THREE-STORY BRICK Dvaar„
LLD. G. 'No. HO - North Twelfth street, southof,Colurn
bin avenue. „. .
VA LDARLEBTISINESSSTAND--THREE-EiTORY
MUCK STORE, No. 211 North Second street,morth of
Race, with 7 two-story Brick Dwellings in therear—
lot 923; feet front, 190 feet 4 inches
~daep. ' •
HANDSOME MODERN FOVRSTORY BROWN
el ONE RESIDENCE, No. 1528 Pine .street... It is
bandstreely finished, and in excellent: repair; has the
modern improvements and conveniences. , ;Clear °fall
Ineumbrance. Possession Ist May; or sooner, if desired.
MOLDING LOT, Stone street, opposite tile above,
for building a stable. •
MODERF iat 1 , _,-STORY. BRICK DWELLING,
No, 530 North Nineteenth street.
THREE•STORY. ; BRICE DWELLING, Ne.. Nle
Stiles street. - •
_•
TWO THREE- - STORY BRICK • DWELLINGS,
Nos. 806 and SOS South-Nineteenth street.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND-FIVE STORY
IRON , FRONT BANKING MOUSE South -Third
street, corner of Harinoty, 'opposite the Philadelphia.
Exchange. in a first rate business location. -
VERY VALUABLE BUSENESS STAND--THREE
STORY BRICK sTGRE, N 0.231 Dock street,. between
Second and Third streets, opposite the Exchange.
LOT, No: 9, Section 52, and Dot. No. 13, deletion 17.
Mount MO .riiiiiXemetery.
VA LUABLR`FARN. 45 ACRES, beautifully _situa
ted, fronting on SSoRiver Road. and near the Wissi
u °ming station on the Philadelphia and Trenton
Railroad, Oxford tow' shin, Twenty-second Want,' It
is In the immediate vicinity of handsome country"
seats. Possession let April next Termr, half cash.
01 - NT.E.EL TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING,No,
283 North Juniper street.
TRREESTORY BRICK DWELLING, N. E. corner
of Ell. and Emerald street.
2 NEAT THREE-STORY BRICK DWEGIINGB,
rs. 1919 and 1921 Christian street.
Peremptory SaIe—BULLDMI G LOT, S. W. corner of
Fitzwater and Cadwal de• streets.
_ .
Peremptory EaIe—TECREE-,TORY BRICK DWEL--
LING. 1\ o. 1414 Fitzwa`er street. •
2 TWO STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. 527 and
Bridge aveati-, Camden, are well built. nearly new
and in good re , air.
TBREk-S lORK BBD'S DWELLING,. No. 715
South Seventh street with a neat three story brick
Dwellinv in the rear.
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING. No. 613
Barclay street with a three-story brick Dwelling In the
tear.
PALE OF MISCRLLANEOUR. BOORS.
ON 'WEDNESDAY AFtt ILNOON. MARCH 14,
At the wagon El Ore, valuable miscellaneous boo.s,
on various subjects.
Sale Nos. 139 and 141 South reran)] et.
. .
ELEGANT Ili RNITIIRE, MRI ODEON. FINE
art Rs IRA 3. Handsome Chandeliers, Bookcases,
Iron Bares, Sewing Machines, Handsome Anbosson,
urusbets and other Carpets &a
ON THIIR , DAT MORNING,
At 9 o'clock, at the auction store, by catalogue, a
large and ex. client assortment of handsome walnut
parlor, dining room and cnamber furniture, fine
French plate mantel and p er mirrors, handsome
chat defiers, superior walnut bockca'es, iron sates,
sewing mac.bioes, machinery handsome Aubusson,
Snutsels and other carpets. Ac.
TO OIL COVPANLES AND OTT,EEEt.S.
lso, at 10 ci'd.ocit, one rock drill machine. •
also; about 11.i.0 feet 134. inch tubing, "extra heavy,"
made by Mot cis. Taster & Co.
CHOICE AND VALPABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY.
UN THURSDAY and FRIDAY AMEILNOCptii3,
March IS and IC,
At the anctton store, a choice and valuable Private
lihrery of Magnet'. French and American Books in
the various departments of literature. Also. anumber
of works on Facetke, many of them elegantly Was
traWd and in splendid bind.ingt a t'so. large and supe
rior 'Walnut Bookcase, wit g coma
.h.NTMCSIVF, ' AF.F OF FURNITURE AT VirMIT
JERSEY HOTEL CAMDEN.
ON FRIDAY MORN - LNG. 3I ARCH 16,
At 10 o'clock, at the Wed Jersey Hotel. Market st.,
Comodcat, the entire furniture Including parlor ang
dinir g room, fifty chambers, fine feather beds,hair
mistresses. table and bed linen, crockery and glass
ware. bar room and kitchen furniture, etc.
Also express wagon, furniture car, cart, dray, hay
scales, dm.
Sale No IS Hudson street,
IiACHtNERY, LATHES, TOOLS, DIM &c,
ON SATURDAY MORNDNO,
At 12 o'clock, at No. 18 Hudson street. (between'
Tb!rd and Fourth at, below Market st,) a quantity of
ma , bb exp. 3 hand lathes, anvils, vises, tools, dies,
machines for making match box,es, dx
May be examined at 8 o'clock an the morringOf sale.
Sale at the United States Hotel, Chestnut atreet, above
Fourth street. - •
VERT SUPERIOR PARLOR A-ND CHAMBER
FURNITURE, Rosewood Piano Forte, French Plate
Ntant.e. enc. Oval Mirrors. Feather Beds, Rear
Mattresses, Glassware, China, Axminster, Velvet
and Brussels Carpets &c.
.ti 110 ND eY MORNING,
March 19th, at at the United States Hotel.
Chests ut street, above Fourth. by catalogue,the.very
super= parlor, chamber and cliniug_room
rueewOud Piano forte, by lleichenbacir, a large number
of tine French plate mantle, pier and oval mirrots,ffne
feather beds, hair mattresses, China and glassware,
handsome Axminster, Ernssels and velvet carpets.
being the entlr.- furniture of thirty rooms.
gFR - "Full particulars in catalogues ready one daypre.
violas to sale.
Sale at the Nt E. conaer Fifteenth and Sprat:eats.
ELLGANT FERNY: ÜBE. ROSEWOOD PIANO
For e, i tre French Plate Xiantel and Pier Mirror . %
Superior , Waln at Bookcase, Rands , me Chandeliers,
Lace Cortains Fine Silver Plate, Handsome 'Velvet
and Brnaselsearpets,&c.
ON WF DNEsDAY MORNING. MARCH 21.
At 10 o'clock. a! the N. E. cor Fifteentlxand Spruce
streets„ by catalogue the elegant farniturelcomprising,
suit rosewood ann drawbar room furniture, green bra
c tel.n coverirg-, superi - r walnut dining room and
chamber furniture, handsome rosewood seven crlaVe
pianoforte, tine French plate mantel and pier mirror,
large walnut bookcases, handsome chandelieraril gas
fixtures. tire lace curtains, fine silver plated ware.
ebony and ormolu Inlaid cabinet, elegant velvet and
Bru.sele carpets, are.
Also, the kitchen titer ells, itc.
play be examined at 8 rid, ck on the morning of sale.
THE PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLISELMENT,,
S. E. corner of SLIME and RACE streets.
Money , advanced on Merchandise generally;
Watches,Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold and Silver Plate,
and on all articles of value, for any length of time
agreed on.
NA , ATCIEM3 .AND JEWELRY AT PRIVATE SALE.
Fine Gold limiting Case, Double Bottom and Open
race English, American and Swiss Patent Lever
Watches; Fine Gold Hunting Case and Open Face Le
pine Wetches; Fine Gold Duplex and other Watches
Silver Hunting Case and Open Eacs
American and Swiss Patent Lever and Lepine
Watches; Double Case English Quartier and Otter
Watches; Ladles' Fancy Watches: Diamond Breast
pins; Flrger. Rings: Ear Rings. Studs, &c..; Fine Gold
C'b atria: l‘telallions; Brac Sc Phut Breast
Mt% Finger Rings; Pencilelets;
Cases, end arf
Jewolry gene.
FOR R A T.P.—A large and splendid Fireproof Chestil
suitable for aJeweler, price $65 0 .
Also. several Lola In Booth Camden, Fifth and
Chestnut streets.
DAV.I2S & AUCTioNEEIIs
(Late with M. Thomas & Sanaa
Store No. AM Chestnut street.
FunNrruitE SALES at the Store every Timidity.
NA7•1 15 9 AT R • 11SENCES will receive Radii:MU
attention.
Sale No. 864 North Third street. WPM
SUPERI R.
PU • Ni' URE
M EIN
NING E C.ARPETG,
ON THURSDAY OR . •
At to o'clozh, at No. 861 north Eighth street, below
Poplar arm,. the superior furniture pier mirror, this
blinds, tapestry cazpeta. feather beds, china, &e,; wen
kept, equal to nett.
IA W.
ONEEEBB. •
No. 506 T AUCT/T
iLiREC.I7P Mee
SALE OF 150 f CASES BOOTS AND SHOJIS.
ON THI7RSDAY MORNING, MARCH 15,
Commencing at 10 o'clock,we will sell by catalogue.
for cosh, 1.300 MISES Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Balmoraia.
C< ogress Boots. . (=prising a general assortment
of goods. Open for examination with catalognes.earl.r
on morning of sts'e. • .
FITZPATRIUS & AUCTIONE7.III3,
. Auction Hou.e, No. 927 CtiIESTNITT atree_t, a43*.
cent to the Continental, Girard, St. LitviTaatxVMAzkoll
House andother popular Hotels.
D BABBITT
cash Atultian
DIVIDEND,NO',I7rni:
orTHE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE LNEII
RANCE COMPANY, March6th 1:66. d
he Directors have this day d dividend o
SEVEN DOLLARS AND Frpry oErrrs pershr
n.
o the stock of the Company for the last six. months
which be padd to the 'sanckholders or .th legal
representatives after the laap inst. • se ei y.
• mh64161) G. CRO vnax, .
. . ~ .
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