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WeeniNaresz, March .13.—Mr. Fox, Assistant Secre
tary. of the• Navy; was before.thEiNaval Committee for
two hours to,day t respecting League Island. He was
very decided in favor of accepting it for naval pur
poses and believed it greatly superior to any_other
point. `‘
his
Mr. Brandegee will make h .areamerit against it,
and in favor of 'New London; on Friday, - after which
the Committee will immediately decide the Question.
SNXIXth CONGRESS--FIRST 'SESSION.
WASitINGTON; Alaroh 14
SENATE.—Mr. Trumbull .(Ili.) rep orted„ the civil
rights oill from the Sudiciary-Committee,, With a re
commendation that it pass.
Mr. Davis (Ky.) objected t 3 its immediate recon
sideration and it goes over. -
A joint resolution was passed to distribute $B,BOO
among the sufferers by the late arsenal explosion, ten
in number.
Mr. Davis offered a resolution that the committee on
_Reconstruction ought to take the testimony of a rea
sonable number or persons whose names may be sug
gested by Senators and. Representatives from said .
States. The present consideration was objected to.
At 1 o'clock the regular army bill was taken up.
Housz.—Mr. Wilson (Iowa). from the Committee on
the Judiciary r reporied back the Senate Bill in relation,
to the Court of Claims, with the following amend
ment, as an additional section : . .
That at the end of each term of the Court of Claims,
the Clerk of the said Court shall transmit a copy of the
decisions - thereof to the heads of the Departments, the
Solicitor, Comptroller and ..Analtor.of the Treasbry,
the Commissioners of the General Land Office. and of.
Indian Affairs, the Chief -of the Bureaus and other
officers, charged with adjusting claims against the
'United States. •
The amendment was agreed to, and: the bill so
amended was passed.
Mr. Spalding (Ohio) obtained:leave to make a per
sonal explanation. He observed, by the reportin the
Globe, that the joint resolution, which he had intro
duced last Monday, touching the taxation of the na
tional currency, bad been characterized by , the gentle.
man - from Pennsylvaniapir. Stevens) as ' 'rank tuna
diation." Nothing could be further from his (Mr.
Spaloing's) mind than to infringe upon the national
credit, which' he regarded as he did the apple of his
eye.
The object of his %resolution was simply to permit
greenbacks to be taxed In his State just as State bank
tittles have been' heretofore taxed there. He did not
intend his joint resolution to apply to the interest
bearing bonds of the Government. .
Mr. Stevens (Pa) confessed that when he made the
remark complained of, he was not aware of the pre
cise object of the joint resolution and had only fol
lowed the lead of the distinguished gentleman t'rom
Illinois (Mr. Wentworth) whom he was always happy
to follow. [Laughter.)
He found, however, that the resolution was entirely
different from what be had thought, and of course his
re mark was entirely inapplicable.
Mr. Donnelly (Minn.), by unanimous consent, intro.
duced a bill granting lands to the State of Minnesota,
for the establishment of an asylum for the relief of
disabled soldiers and sailors. The bill was read twice
and referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
The House resumed, as the business of the morning
hour, the bill reported yesterday by McCook, from the
Committee on the Judiciary amendment to the act of
March 3d. 1863, relating to the habeas corpus and regu
lating judicial proceedings in certain cases.
The substitute reported hype Committee, proposes
to enact that "any search, seizure, arrest or imprison
ment made or 'other trespasses or wrongs done
or 'committed or any acts omitted to be done
during the rebellion by any officer or person
under and by virtue of any order, written or
verbal, general or special, issued by any military
officer of the 'United elates holding the command of
Department, district or place within which such
seizure, search, arrest or imprisonment was made,
done or commuted, or any acts were so omitted to be
done either by the person or officer to whom the order
is addressed, or by any other person aiding or assisting
him llterein, shall be' held and are declared to
come- within the purview of' the act to which
this is amendatory and within the purview of the
fourth, filth and sixth sections of the said act for all
the purposes of defence. transfer, appeal, error or
limitation provided therein.
The other sections of the bill relate to the defence to
be made in such judicial proceedings.
Mr. Cook (Ell.) explained and advocated the bill. It
embraced, he said, two principles, which were also
embraced in the habeas corpus act of 1833, approved
and signed by President Jackson. These were first
that the 'United States shall protect Its
officers in executing its laws and maintaining its
authority; and second, that the question whether an
officer waS Acting under the authority of the United
Ptates, shall be held in the Courts of the 'United
States. These two principles he conceived could not
be surrendered, without surrendering the power of the
American Government. He moved to recommit the
Mr. , Harding (ny.) opposed the bill and made a
speech to show how it could be used to protect the
most despotic and outrageous acts of 'United States
officers or soldiers. ' MAW
The morning hour having expired before the close
of Mr.. Harding's remarks, the bill went over till to
morrow.
Mr.. Pike (Me.) asked leave to introduce the follow
ing resolution: -
Whereas, The Governors of several of the British
Provinces have publicly warned our fishing fleets off
the fishing grounds adjacent to their coasts, and have
thus ,indicateda design to renew the nnreasonab 1
clams made by them prior to the negotiation of the
Reciprocity Treaty, and to annoy our :peaceful corn-
mercer •
herefore resolved, That the Secretary of the Navy
be requested. to send a Naval force to the fishing
grounds to protect our citizens in the employment of
their rights, as recognized by the treaty of 1783.
Mr. Banks (Mass. I have no objection to the reso
lution being referr to a committee.
3.1 r. Pike—l wish the action of the House upon it,
Pennsylvania Legislature.
HARRISBURG, March 14.
SENATE.—The Joint Resolution to adjourn on April
12th, passed,
The Private Calendar was considered and the follow
ing bills passed:
Incorporating the Revenue Extension Silver and
Mining Company: the Pennsylvania and Nevada and
the Central Gold and Silver Mining Companies; au.
thorizfrg the Clarion River Coal and Oil Com•
party to make loans;• relating, to the Conveyance
of real estate in certain cases in Schuylkill county;
securing to owners their lumber when lOst In the
Delaware or Schuylkill; authorizing Woodland street,
Philadelphia. to be graded and paved: authorizing the
erection of a bridge at South street.
This bill was amended by Mr. Nichols so as to give
power to the Philadelphia City Councils to control the
matter.
One relative to laying water and gas pipes and the
construction of culverts in Philadelphia; vacating part
of Front street to the Ninteenth ward; relative to the
election of additional school directors in the Twenfy
third ward of Philadelphia.
HOUSB.-11r. Quay called up the act allowing
people of Snyder county
Middleburgpo the removal of
the County Seat from to Selins Grove. and
the bill passed.
Mr. Freeborn read an act allowing children edu.
cated in Hebrew Schools to become applicants for ad
mission to the High School and enter the same when
properly qualified.
Mr. Thomas read an act to promote medical sciences
by furnishing subjects for dissection from the Alms
house.
Mr. Kurtz an act relative to the sale of the Bald
Eagle Plank 1 oad.
The following bills were considered and passed:
Changing the September return day of the District
Court of Philadelphia; Revising the grade of Dock
street from Third to Delaware avenue; Repealing the
act to openPul ask! street.
Mr. Sterner presented a petition numerously signed
by the principle citizens of Pottsville in favor of giv
ing apension to each soldier's widow.
Mr. Lee one extending the time of completing the
. Frank, ford and Holmesburg railroad.
Mr. Ghegen one incorporating the City and County
Cottage Company.
Markets.
NEW YOEK, March 14.—Cotton firm at 41 cents
Flour doll; 6.500 barrels sold; State, $7 09@8 20' Ohio;
88' 35(&41 00; - Western, $7 00@8 30; Southern, 48 70415 50.
Canadian, $7 50@51175. Wheat dull. Corrt;du • sales
unimportant. Beef steady. Pork heavy; 1,000 barrels
sold at $25 62% for Mess. Lard firmer. Whisky dull.
Stocks better. Chicago and Rock Island, 107;4; New
York Central, 92%; Beading, 99%; Hudson River, 104;
Ctinton, 44%; Virginia 6s, 69; Missouri 6s, 72%; Erie
Railroad, 83; Carolinas, 81; Tenneasees, 87; Western
Union Telegraph Company. 68; Treasury Notes, 100;
Ten-Forties, 9074*, Five-Twenties, 103%; Gold, 131%.
BALTIMORE, March 14.—Flour dull; Howard Street
super sB@B 50. Wheat firm. Corn active.; white 69(4) ,
70; Yellow 67@38. Oats dull at 48. Seeds heavy; Clo
ver Seed Is 50@7 75, Provisions steady. Whisky dull
at R. 28.
CITY BITLLETLY.
Philadelphia Annuli! Cooferenee of the
M. E. Church.
The case of young ministers who have been preach
ing under the authority - of the Conference on trial for
one year was taken up. The' name of . each one was
called and the Committee on Examination. of Biblical
and literary attainments made their report, which in
each case was very flattering. The following were
called and passed :—John W. Harkins, T. B. Neely, J,
P. Miller, b. A. Heilner, James Carroll, Wesley C.
Johnson. G. W. Burke and W. L. McDowell.
The third year class of Ministers,who were ordained
Deacons last year and are still pursuing their educa
tional course, was called. The following were repre•
sented and passed: -
J. B. J. McConnell, B. W. • Jones, D. D. Ridgway, S.
Lucas, /leaden, C. T. Frame,J. W. Weston and
G. S. Conoway.
Rev. J. A. Cooper was granted a dismission from - the
Conference at his own request.
The following were called, and being represented
fully,were elected to Elders orders: •
C. J. Little, N. D. McComas, J. Todd, W. Swindells,
D. W. Gordon. ' •
Rev; G. CArrow,_ offered the
paper which was read by the Secretary and:adopted
unanimously•
Whereas, A great war, however rust, the cause, and
imperative the necessity, is an unspeakable calamitY,
And Whereof, A.clvil war is, of all others, most to be
deprecated; And Whereaa we, as minister& of--the
netiy i' e in onc t e i r e nelt t i h n li giat E: L i t e lls al to Ch ogr rCl An are t 33
welfare, as can be any other class of our "fellow citi
zens, therefore. -• ' • . - • - , •
Besolved,l. That we greatly rejoice at the return'of ,
peace to our country, as the result of the oVerthrow o
the rebellion. and the signal maintenattextof, the au
thority of the Genei al Government.
71ersolved 2. That We , are devoutly `thankful to Al.
mighty-God: for-the compensation-we-have-receive.:for the things' 'we have suffered, by the abolition o
sjav - fry, as the combined result of patriotic war , an d
a constitutional amendment—
Be/Glued 3. That no words of ours can• adequately
express the sorrow we - feel a t the untimely death of
the late President Lincoln, 'or our. Same of horror at
the crime - Of his'assassination. '
Beaolued 4-That not as political- partisatts,-but. as
American citizens, we will ever --nee car anfluende -, in
every prudent way-to strengthen the bases , ofour free
institutions, that in the language of the lamentedLin
coin. "government of tbe people, by the people, and
Ur the people, may not perish from the earth."
G. D. 0 ARROW,
T. J. QVIGLEY.
The annual examination Of the Chaimeter of effective.
Elders was taken tip. -The.namelof each Minister in
the Conference was 'called, 4 411111. represented by the
Presiding
The North stdaielphia'DiArlci WM represented by
its worthy Presiding Elder. Rev. Joseph-MasOn. He:
stated that the latereate. °lbis , district had advanced
during the year. Over 1 000 members have• been
admitted into the Church „
The Ministers reported'their Missionary colleen/in,
nearly all of which advanced over last'year. •
Notices were, announced, and. the Conference ad
journed with the Doxology and the benediction from
Rev. W. Cooper,_D.To. -
We are requested to state that the anniversary of the
Sbr day School Missionary Society of the Front street
M. E. church will take place this evening, at the
church, on Front street, above Laurel. Distinguished
speakers, choice singing and beautiful offerings will
make the occasion one of great interest.
THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER PASSENGER
RA.ll.W.A.—Application has been made to the Legisla
ture'by persons'residing and doing business along the
Schuylkill river for a charter for a passenger railway
from-Fairmount to Gray's Ferry, with the right to ex
tend the sametb Pointßreeze. The necessity for some
such means of communication between the north and
southwestern portions of the, city has long been felt.
These is no north and south road west of the Seven
teenth street line, which is a half mile distant from the
Schuylkill ffont at the, nearest point. Persons living •
in the Southwestern portion of the city have no means
of getting to and from Fairmount except by very cir
cuitous routes, which require them to pass over three
roads: whereas the construction of the proposed road
would:open a direct communication.' The, business in.
teresta orthe western portion of the' city re growing
rapidly, and will no doubt be benefitted by the project,
We notice among the names of those apply ing Messrs
Bolton Dykeman &Co.. Bement & Dougherty, Thos .
E. Cahill, Manle.Brotherti & Co. Shaw & Son, Har
bert Davis& Co., Murphy &Allison, John J. Kersey,
David Paul BIOWIIi Jr., john D. Ward, and Others.
CAVED IN.--The . culvert at Thirty-third
and Market at has caved'in and • the carriage
dangerous conditicn. in, consequence
o v rale is b n r d ea w in
a dank
cotreas.
Nisi ParrS—Justice Thompeon.--Riehard M. Cor
mick vs. the Resident Manama and Company of the
Schuylkill —Navigation Company. Before. reported.
Verdict foriplairitiff for $6OO.
Jacob Carver and Caroline Carver his wile, Bal
thaza Vogel.—An action to recover damages for
slanderous words alleged to, have been used by de
fendant with reference to Mrs. Carver. he defence
denied that the-words were applied to Mrs. Carver.
QUARTER ElEssiorrs—Jude Ludlow—This mordiug
John S. Lister was brought into Court on abench war
rant to meet a charge of attempting to Interfere with
the administration of justice. It was alleged that Mr.
Robinson had his pockets picked of os7. The alleged
pickpocket was arrested and Mr. Lister became his
ball Subsequently Mr. Robinson watt waited upon by
1b r. Lister and asked if he :would give his word of
honor not to appear before the grand jury if his money
was returned. Mr. Robinson agreed to this.
When the case was before the Grand Jury, Mr. Robin
son refused at first to appear. Finally - he was brought
in. and then desired to avail himself of his promise to
testify. The Grand Jurors obliged him to testify, and
brought the case to the attention of the Court. This
morning Mr. Robinson was examined. and testified to
the above state of facts. The case was continued until
to=morrow morning.
Sales at Philadelphia Stock Board.
SECOND BOARD.
310(0 city ss new 9156 2.8 eh Penns R 55
500 do esh 9111.: 500 sh Catawissa pf 305.
.400 do RR 87 100 sh do e3O 3.0.1,.:
230 sh Phil & Erie blO 29% 50 eh Del Div 34
JOSEPH C. GRUB BOARD B OF TRADX•
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E. A. SOLIDER. Ilitomm Coaacrrraz.
GEO. L. BETZBY,
IMPORTATIONS.
Reported - for theelphia Evening Bulletin.
TRINIDAD—Brig Mariposa. Nash-414 hhds 5U too
sugar 310,t00 cigars S dr. W Welsh.
firrlval awl Sr ) lA : A E. O43mm Steamera
SKIPS PROM FOE DAZE
Africa. _Livexpool....Boston. ... .. .. .......ltarch 3
City of C,ork.—....Liverpool—New York . .March 3
Propontia..—... ..... ..Liverpool—BostomtPhila...MarCh 3
City of Washington_Liver'L...New York March 7
Pennsylvania......Liverpool—New York March 7
Germania— .Hambnrg...New York .... March 7
Pereira _Havre...lsTew York ....._..March 8
Peruvian Liverpool—Portland .March 8
City of Limeri k LiverpooL-New York March 9
Australasian ..... -.Livernool—New York March 10
Delaware Liverpool—Boston&Phila-March 13
Hansa— Southampton—New York .. March 14
Cityorßoston....._Liverpool—New York March 14
China..._ —LiverlamL..Boston. March 17
TO DEPART.
City of New York...N York... Liverpool March 17
Borussia . ...New York-Hamburg March 17
Erin .New York... Liverpool -March 17
Geo Crornwell....New York... Nev. Orleans.....Marc.h 17
Nova Scotian Portland-Liverpool March 17
Hibernia New York-Glasgow March 17
Arago..- . - . . .---New York-Havre ..-.-.-.--March 17
Santiago de Cuba..-N York-GreytownMarch 20
Java..... - ..•..........
_...New York-Liverpool.---.- ... March 21
Mora Ca5t1e.........New York...Havana.' March 21
Atalanta New York-London..." .......-114.4w0h 21
Monternma.....-New York....Ktngaton.Ja- _March 22
Coralca:---- ...... New York-.Nassau&Hav'a.fdarch 24
New Y0rk....-- -New York... Bremen ----March 24
City of Boston..-New York-Liverp001...........b1arch 24
The Queen ..... ...-New York... Liverpool ... ...... -March 24
OLUZINE
etair RIBES. 6 31 I BUN Baia, 6 7 I MOH WATXB., 1 15
ARRIVED YESTERDAY. •
Brig Mechanic, Men - iman, 19 days from Matanzas,
with molasses to Geo Helmuth.
• Brig Monica, Mitchell. 17 days from Savannah, with
lumber to Warren. Gregg & Morris.
Schr Eldorado, 'lnsley, 3 days from Laurel, Del. with
lumber to Bauon, Collins & Co.
Sam Edgar, Connelly, 3 days from Nanticoke River.
with lumber to Bacon. Collins &
CLEAR= 'YESTERDAY.
Steamer Aries. Crowell, Boston, H Winsor & Co.
Steamer J S Shriver, Dennis, Baltimore. A Groves, Jr.
Schr Merchant, Lloyd, Norfolk, J T Justus.
MEMORANDA-
Steamer Bosphorus (Br), Alexander, cleared at New
York yesterday for Liverpool.
steamer Ericsson, Lowber, cleared at New York
yesterday for Bremen via Southampton.
Steamer Philadelphia, Fultz, hence at Georgetown,
DC. 13th lust
Steamer Caledonia (Br), Ferrier, cleared at N York
yesterday for Glasgow.
Steamer Westchester, Ingram, cleared at New York
yesterday for Wilmington, Del.
Steamer Matanzas, Liesegang, from New York, at
New Orleans yesterday.
Ship Antelope (Br), Hall, cleared at New York yes
terday for Snanglaae.
Bark Wheatland, Oliver, cleared at New York yes
terday for Montevideo and Buenos Ayres.
Bark Azelia (Br), Brown, cleared at New York yes
terday for Cape Town.
Bark Bessie Harris (Br), Woodworth, cleared at
New York yest...:.lay for Buenos Ayres.
Bark Whitehall (Br), Corbitt, hence at Antwerp
27th ult.
Bark Minnie Gordon, Clifford cleared at Boston 13th
inr"
.ist. for Buenos Ayres.
Brig Fanny Lincoln, Collins, from Cienfuegos for
N,ew York, was spoken 28th ult. lat 2750, lon 84 15
Brig Export, Bent, sailed from Matanzas sth instant
for this port.
Brig Romance, Duncan, from Nevases, at Baltimore
13th inst.
. Brig Proteus, Mahoney, hen ee for Boston,at Holmes'
Hole 12th inst.
Brig Hampton, Nickerson. hence for Boston, at
'Holmes' Hole 13th inst. with sails split and loss of part
of deck load of benzine.
Schr Jas Alderdice, Stiles, at Boston 13th inst. from
New Castle. Del.
Schr M M Freeman, Howes cleared at Boston 13th
'inst. for this port.
Schr Chas ,s. Herkscher, Mayhew, hence for Boston,
sailed from Holmes' Hole 12th inst.
Schrs P M Wheaton, Irelau, and J Martin, Myrick,
:hence for Boston; Margaret Ann (Br), Whelpley, do
for St John, NB. at Holmes' Hole 13th inst. and sailed
;again.
echr Halo Newman.f Newburyport for this port,
sailed from Holmes' Hole 13th inst.
Schr J M Flanagan, Coughlin, sailed from Matanzas
4th inst. for this port.
Behr Ellen Perkins, Perkins, from Wilmington, NO.
at Havana 4th inst.
Schr Wm Loper. Outen, hence at Maker's Landing
.11th inst.
t Bohr Black Diamond, at New Haven 12th inst. from
New York; to load for this port. •
Sohn; S P Kirtland, Besse, and G B Smith, Bowker,
sailed from Wareham 9th inst. for this port or N York,
according to wind.
Behr S L Stevens, Studley, fro..a Gloucester for this
port, at Bass River Mass 11th inst.
Schrs Rescue, Kelley, and Isa .c Rich, Crowell, from
Boston for this port; C L Vanderhoof, Chase, from
'Gloucester for do, and Mary Fletcher, Tracy, from
Salem for do, passed New Landon lith inst.
• NAVAL.
The U S sloop Cyane, Capt Paulding, at San Fran
eiscolsth 'Feb. 89 days from Panama. •
. The US steamer Ticonderoga. Capt Steadman, com
manding, left Malaga Feb 23d 'for the Mediterranean
coast--all well.
_ .
The U S steamers 353uscoota, Cbleotah, • and Saga
:more, were at Bey West on the ad.
' The U S steamer Mackinaw; ailed from Hampton
:Roads Bth inst. to join the West India Squadron.
The U S gunboat Winooski has sailed from N York
for St Thomas to join the squadron under command of
;Corn James Paulding.
EDUCATXOI4.
- rl, 'mural' it COLLEGE. .
LE, BOBDENTOWN, N. J. , , 1' •
A few vacancies for the 'summer :term, commencing
April isth. ifor,Catalogaes containing terms, etc.,
i Address • - ' Rev. ,JOHN B. BBAYELY,
'DIAN() PORTE AND SINGINGTAI7GHT, by Mice !_E a:ARE LEWFXS, either ether pupils 'residence or
at her own. No. 1922 SPRUCE • Sweet,
Her will have the nee! of one Of Nerve/Hail!:
Atiperior Pianos— a , moet eimeßentinstrtiment.
MSS L., hail for- two Tears tho.entire cheroot the
Music claae 1a Pleaeant'Hill S ry; West
'town Pa., and can refex , beatilea to , a very large circle
'of private pupils., , , ja4.Bml
riVIM FALL SESSIOIg ,OR , MISS ARROTPS
, 'BEM/WARY ROR YOUNG LADIES l Will :tara•
re4nce ' - OIRWAMMAdoiIif - i - ReirteMber - 12th,_ bar
rozeldence; ,ograer, , ar, YOplar and Sisterath _streets,
Philalleiplhia Emlen Mare ,
D. IX; Rev; Morass Brat:kw:4 D. W. H. Allen ; Erg
late President of Girard Collette- . 1117.1,10
X:MsT ; AN';D FqIEiNV"-:
OST, OR -I,fils.9.,TO•Policy-No415:1 dated , Dee.l7
,
, 1880, of The Enterprise Insurance , OompanYileSued
to Robert McKinley, and transferred to Enos Smed
ley, owner. The finder will confer a favor by return
ing it to ENOS SMEDLEY.
mhB-th. ea to West Chester, Pa.
THE DAILY EVEN LTG' sTflftbii PHILADELPHIA, -,-outra-r,--g-nran6,--rge;d:::::7-:
':,./.it . )f1,•300.4..[,.-g,•[-_-::.1-,,--
ORPHA_N6' COURT SALE.—ESTATE OF
I DB. WILLL4III DARRACH, Leceased.—JAMES
REEMAN,,AUCT.IOAEER.BULLD (NG LOTS,
351,ANAY UlB E..Dnder autlicirlty - ., Of the Orphans'
Court. for the City and . ColintY of • Philadelphia; on
'WEDNRSDAY, March 21. 1866, at 12 o'clock, noon, will
be sold at Public Sale, at the PHILA_DELrHIA .11" X
'CHANGE,,the-followirg eescriqed Real late
the property' of Darract4 deeeased, - -Virt.
Nb:l=(No. Tin the' order dt.Cotirt.)Allthat certain
-lot of ground (numbered 19 in a plan of " part of Ma
nayans , laid .ont, for T. 8.-and J. Darrach, by, HIE:
Gill," - andintended.to be recorded),' satiate; lying and
being on the northeasterly aide of High'Street, now is
the 2ist Ward of the City of Philadelphia; beginning at
'the distance of 100 - feet - southeaaterly from the south
east corner' of.Datrach and'High streets, and extend
ing thence, southeasterly.along the said High Street 25
feet; thence extending northeasterly the width of 25
feet, between parallel:lines, at right angles with the
northeasterlyime of High street, to the southwesterly
line of lot numbered 22 in said plan, about 87 feet.
No. 2 (No. 5, in the order OrCourt).—Ali that certain
lot of ground (numbered 32 in a plan of "part of Mane
: yank, laid out for T. R. and J. Darrach, 1831, by E. H.
Gill, Civil Engineer," and intended to be recorded),
situate, lying - and' being on the westerly Bide of Clay
street, now in the 21st' Ward of the city of Philadel•
phia; beginning at the distance of 50 feet southerly
. from the southwest corner of Frelhighuyean and Clay
streets; and thence extending southerly along said clay
street 50 feet, thence extending westerly from the west
ern line of said Clay street the width of 50 feet,between
parallel lines. at right angles with said Clay street, 125
feet and 6 Inches to Hancock street.
• No. 3 (No. 6, in the .order of Court).—Also, al that
certain lot of ground (numbered 34 in plan aforesaid),
situate, lying and being on the westerly side of Clay
street; aforesaid; beginning at the distance of 50 feet
northerly trona the northwest corner of Darrach and
Clay streets. and extenaing thence northerly along
(the) said Clay street 50 feet,- and thence extending
westerly the width of 50 feet. between parallel lines, at
right angles with Clay street, 125 feet and 6 inches to
Hancock street.
Nos. 4 and 5 (Noe. 7 and 8 in the order of Court)—Also,
all those two certain lots of ground (numbered 43 and
44 in plan aforesaid) situate, lying and being on the
northerly side of Darrach street; beginning at the dis
tance of 100 feet westward from the northwest corner
of Bradford and Darrach streets, and extending thence
westerly 100 feet,thence extending northerly the width
of 100 feet,between parallel lines at right angles with the
northerly line of Darrachtstraet li2 feet and 6 inches. ,
Nos. 6 and 7 (Nos, 9. and. 10 in the order of Court),—
Also, all those two certain lots of ground (numbered as,
and 52 in the plan aforesaid) situate, lying and being on
the southerly-side of Frelinghuysen street; beginning at
the distance of 250 feet westerly from the southwest cor
ner c f Bradford and Frelingttnysenstreets, and extend-
ing thence along Frelingtuysen street 100 feet,thenCe ex
tending south erly the width or NO feet between parallel
lines at right angles with. Frelinghuynen street 112 feet
and 6 inches. • -
AGr vo to be paid on each at the time of sale.
By the Court, E. A. MERRICK, Clerk, 0. C.
JAMFB DARRACH. Administrator.
JAMB` A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
Store, 12i Walnut street.
mh 1 8.15
FORPHANS' COURT tiALE.—Estate of WIL
LIAM CROUP, deceased.—JAMES A. FREE
AN, Auctioneer.—DWELLLNG, MAIN STREET.
GERMANTOWN,NEARTHE DEPOT. Under au
thority of the Orphans' Court for the City and County
of Philadelpt la, on WEDNESDAY, March 21st, 1366,
at 12 o'clock, Noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the following des
cribed real estate, late tke property of William Crout,
clee'd. viz: A messuage and lot in Germantown. on the
northeasterly side of Main street, beginning at a stake
set fir a corner of this and a lot of groand late of
Alexander Armour, on the side of the Main street
aforesaid, thence extending by said street S. 40° V. E.
44 feet 9 inches to s corner of n lot laid out by Clement
Bringhurst, thence by tbe same N. 4051°. E. about 173
feet 10 inches to astake set for a corner: thence by
ground of Jacob Crout N. 49 ;o, W. about 42 feet to a
stake in the line of land late of Alexander Armour,
thence by the same S. 6:6 0 5 1 , W. 117 feet 6 inches, and
451 3 0, W :1 feet 6 inches to the place of beginning.
De' The above lot is 44 feet 9 inches front on the north
easterly side of lfain street, and about 173 feet deep. The
house is a 214 story frame and stow , irghparior, dining
room and kitchen on first floor; four bed rooms to se
cond story, and four bed rooms in the attics. The pro
ps-rly is about ha(j a square frmn the Depot, in the busi
ness. centre of Germantown, adjooning projarties of Drs.
King and Orrst.er.
floo to be paid at the time of sale.
By the Court. E. A. MF.RRICK. Clerk 0. C.
JOHN J. CROUT, t Adm i nistrators.
M. S. BULK:LEY, j
JAMB S A. FREE-MA.I'C, Auctioneer.
inar,1,8,13 Store, 422 Walnut street.
ORPHANS' COtiBT SALE.—Estate of JAIIES
D. CASEY, deceased.—JAMES A. FREEMAN,
Auctioneer.— DWELLECOS, VIENNA and Ei EtV.
SON Streets, below Wildey street, Eighteenth Ward.—
'Ender authority of the Orphan's Court, for the etty
and County of Philadelphia, on WEDNESDAY,
March 21, 1866, at 1.2 o'clock, Noon, will be sold at pub
lic sale, at the PILLLADFLPHIS. EXCHANGE, the
foliewhag described real estate. late the property of
lames L. Casey. deceased. yin A lot of ground with
the m.ssuages thereon, situate on the east side of Vi
enna street. 16 feet 53.; inches northward from the north
side of Bedford street, in the late district of Kensing
ton; beingl7 feet front, and extending in depth east
ward of the same breadth on the north line thereof
128 feet 111., inches, and on the south line thereof 190
feet to Hewson street
271 e above property will be sold according Co a
plan made by the City Surveyor (Bedford street being va
cated) and described as follows:
lot of ground with the improvements thereon,
situate on the east side of Vienna street commencing
9 feet 5,% inches southward from Wildey street. being
11' feet front, and extending In depth between lines
parallel, or nearly so, with Girard avenue, 123 feet IP.,
Inches on the north line, and tro f. et on the south line
to Howson street, on which it fronts 16 feet 114 Inches.
. A three story brick house with frame buildings, is
erec.ed on the Vienna street front, and a two-story
frame house with two-story kitchen on Henson street.
oar Immediate possession can be given of the front
house.
far Clear of all Incumbrance.
4:Q - 8100 Lobe paid at the time of sale.
By the Court, E. A. MERRICK, Clerk 0. C.
HENRY S. CASEY, Trustee.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
mh1,8,15, Store, 4 Walnut street.
ell REAL ESTATE.- JAMM L FREEbIAN,
,Auctioneer.-On EDNESDAT.. March 2.1, 1666,
at 12 o'clock, Noon, will be sold at Public Sale. at. the
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the following de
scribed Real Estate, viz: No. 1.-DWELLING, No.
1717 PINE street.-All that certain four story brick
house, with double back buildings, and the lot of
ground thereto belonging, situate on the north side of
Pine street, 118 feet west of Seventeenth street (No,
1717), being 16 feet front, by 70 feet deep to an alley.
with the use thereof.
Bar Theproperty is in good order, haring Welt, been
papered and painted. marble mantles. new range, hot egad
cold water in eilambers,perrnanent was/Laterals' heaters.
chandeliers, gas fixtures, &e.
may main on mot= des
pur f chas s r Possession Novem e er 22d, i l r 6e6d6 .by tho
No. 2 -HOUSE, No. 1616 BARKER street.-A neat
three-story brick house. south side of Barker street, 153
feet 9 inches west of Sixteenth street. being 13 feet 5
inches front by 51 feet deep to a 3 'feet wide alley, with
the use thereof. 66) - Possession is four months
6,600 may remain on mortgage, if desired by the
purchaser.
6100 to be paid on each at the time of sale.
JAMES A, FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
m 138,15 Store 422 Walnut street.
PEREMPTORY EA jg_Es A. FREE,
MAN, Auctioneer, Two brims DWELLINGS
an FRAME HOUSE, southwest corner SHIPPED/
and GUILFORD streets, Fourth Ward, on WEDNES
DAY. March 21,1866, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold
at Public Sale, at the PHILADELPHIA E.XCHANGE,
the following described Real Estate, viz: All that lot
of ground with the two two-story brick, and one frame
dwellings thereon erected, on the S. W. corner of
Shippen and Guilford streets, In the Fourth Ward of the
on
city; co
Guilford ntainin st rest CO feet. in ft out on Shippen street at) feet, and
The above will be sold together as one property,
unless purchasers desire to have It divided. Ifso the
corner property can be sold, i 5 by 41 feet to a three
feet alley, the one adjoining on Shippen street of the
same dimensions, both With the use of a three-feet
alley leading into Guilford street; and the frame house
and lot on Guilford street 19 by is feet, reserving to the
others the use of the alley.
' Sale Peremptory.
W TERMS CASH.
gIOQ to be paid at the time of sale.
' J A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
mh1,13,15 Store, 4'22 Walnut street._
F9ORPHANSWOITET SALE.—Estate of ELLEN
CLOWES, Deceased.—JAAlFS4 A. FREEMAN,
A actioneer.—FOUß- FRAME HOUSES, BRING
HURST STREET, GERMAN I OWN. Under
,authority of the Orphans' Court, for the City and
County of Philadelphia. On WJEIDNESDAY,
March 21st, 1866, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at
l'ublic Sale; at the PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
the following described RealfEstate,latethe property of
`Ellen Cowes, deceased, viz: A lot of ground with the
four frame messuages thereon erected, beginning at a
corner the S. E. side of Bringhurat street,at a corner
of lot No 1, sold to John Stratley. them* extending
along Brinsburst street N. 40 0 55t, E. 40 feet to a corner
of lot No. 9. sold to Allen Ridgway; thence alone the
line of said lot S. 48 0 Ist, E. 212 feet .77 inches to a corner
In the line of landformerly of Peter Deal, and now
or formerly of John Ashmead; thence along the same
S. 41 0 SSP. W. 40 feet to a corner, thence by said lot No.
7 N. 48 0 lot, W 212 feet,- 8 inches -to - the place of.
beginning. .
ItS.tdco to be paid id the time of sale.
By the Court, E A. :HERRICK, Clerk 0. C.
JAMES A.. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
ratiks-16 Store 4= Walnut street.
MEAL , ESTATE.—JAM.F.S A. FREEMAN,
1111111 Auctioneer. On WEDNESDAY, March 21st,
Is66;at 12 O'clock, Noon, will be sold at Public Sale at
the FIILLADELPECLa. EXCHANGE the' the ibllowing
described Meal Estate, viz-No. 1. ,DWE.LLING No.
010 Sergeant - street.. A twomid-a-balf , story triCk
p on se; with . two-story brick back building and the lot Of
ground, situate on the south side of Sergeant street,
, (No. 910) between =Ninth and Tenth, Race and Vine
Streets; beingllifeet 8 Mehra front,by 96 feet deep, with
the use of a,4-feet , alley leading into Sergeant streiM
italoortparlor,,hot and told water; gas, bath, '&c., fine
'ward with grape vine,:&c. , ,
z.i.ifsvzl,,LlNG; No. 1320 Cherry street. A
t threeletors brick dw,elling, on the south side of Cherry
Street (No. 1320); being 15).,g feet front by 6N feet deep
do an alley,: leading' into 'Juniper street, with ,the use
thereof; has in basement, kitchen, dining room And
vault.
Er $lOO to be paid on each at the time of sale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer,
mh1,8,15 Store, 422 Walnut street.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE—ESTATE OF
s' CHRISTIAN GRISSIII. deceased—JAM.E=. A.
• r„EM.AN, A UCTIONESR—FRAMEHGUSE, BEL
GRADE Street, above Montgomery Avenue. Under
!authority of the Orphmke Court,for thebity and county
fof Ph ila delphia,on WEDNESDAY , March 21, 1866, at 12
nt
_win. be sold at Public Sale, at the
IPIIIRADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the following de.
scrrbed - Had - Estater.late -the property Of - an - is/ton
Grissim,-deceaseoi- ‘. . _ •
.A. lot of: ground,whh, the,
side of Meat street,) now frame messnage osieky
3: nerlyProln. Montgomery'
B er ei ect u ed aa , e - o .a n
i s ee ou t th_ n ew3 ort t h e p rl ,,
favenuei,:(late West streethleoutataing 11 . 0 , 1 D 0 , 0 6. ;
;grade street 18-feet, and in depth d 4 feet, •
150 to be paid a t the Alme of sal.= t C:"
By the Court, EDWIN A. MEHRICR t CIerkO.O;
MARTHA GRISSIIII, Administrtr..
JAMES A. FR St E o EMAN. Aucoeer,
re, 422 Walnut n street.
mh1,8,15
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ,ESTAT.E.T-JAMF,- FRgEar.A.N,
Auctioneer.--Dwum,lNG. , ..' Sontit . i
Et ETD Street.:—On-WEDNESDAY73Ifatch 21;1666, -
at 12 o'clock, noon, will basold at Public Sale, at the
PIEUILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,' the following de
serits d real estate, viz.:, All that, certain, threeatory
brick dwelling with , tw storybick building, and. lot of
:ground thereto belonging, 'situated ohlhe mitt side of
Eighth street, above Sprnue, 89% feet northward of
'Ors nge street, (No. 2.91); lieing„l9 feet 6 inches front,
and extending in deplll'l69 feet to a t-feel wide alley
running from Locust to Orange street, with the privi
lege thereof, ,
Acg-Ras bath, hot 'mid cotd water, range,i/Or. ." .)
ze16.000 may remain on mortgage, liAgslrea by the
Apar Clear of all inconibmic6. '
)2 r Immediate possession can *be given on the exe
cution of the deed.
s2to to be.paid at ttie time of sale; - -
JAllrißS A. FREEMAN, _ Auctioneer.
Store 422 Walnut street.
inlll,B 15
f% Fait,
... . ORPHANS' - , COURT . SA LE.'7,- . ..tEstale 7: iof
g• ta URGE C COLLINS. deceased. JAMES A.
' N, Auctioneer. HOUSES Nos. 2011. 2033,
2035 and 2037 MIIRRA.I( Street. Under - authcritY' of
the Orphans', Court, for the city and County of ..Phila
delphia, on WEDNESDAY, March 2L 1866, at 12
o'clock, Noon, will be sold at Public Sale, at the
pIzfriADELPILIA EXCHANGE. the following de•
scribed real estate,late the preperty of George C. Cob;
UPS, deceaser. viz: All those four certain three-story
brick - buildings and the lots of ground thereto at
tached. situate on the north side of Murray street, be
tween Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, Nos. 2031,
2033, 2035 and 2037., each , lot containing in front or
breadth 15 feet, and in depth 60 feet. Subject, each
of said lots, to an annual ground rent of $75.
, Aar Will be sold separately. . . .
gir po to be gala on each at the time of sale.
By the Court, E. A. MERRICK, Clerk, 0. C.
MARIA LOUISA COLLINS, Executrix.
JAMES A. FREEMAN; Auttioneer,
D 3111,8,15 . . Store, 422 Walnut street.
eßri PUBLIC SALE.—JAMEH'A. FREEMAN,
Auctioneer.—PßOPESTY No. 402 Smith FRONT
street below PINE street, on WEDNESDAY,
March 21st, 1866, et- 'l7 o'clock 'men at ' tne
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the fallowing
described Real Estate, viz: All-'that certain lot 'of
ground with the three storYbrick house, and Three.
story brick back buildings- 'toad bath room thereon
erected. situate on the west side of Front street,. be
tween Pine and Lombard;' being 41 feet front by 100
leet deep. Also the lot of ground at the S. E corner of
the above lot, 20 by 12 feet.
Jar The above is a vatuabte bwthi t Focal ion,' the
house hos'range. 6.-c:* The gas fixtures are includetk in
the sale. 1:1" Immediate: possession given on tile ex
ecution ol theideed. /Aar Terrcig cash.
Alar 1200 to be paid at the time of sale.
LENSES EL FREEMAN, Auct'r.
xab1,8,15 Store 422 Walnut street.
vORPHANS' COURT SALE—ESTATE OF
BLACK. MINORS JA/cf.) A. FREEMAN,
i.TlONEEß.—trpder authority of the Orphans'
Court for the city and, county of Philadelphia, on
DNEADAY, March 28, 1866, at 12 o'clock, Noon,
will be sold at public sale at the PHILADELPHIA.
EXCHANGE. the following described real estate, the
proptrty of Black, minors, viz: No. I. FR&ItIE
HCCSE and LOT, Otis street, shove Tulip
Street. Nineteenth Ward, A two-sOry frame house
and lot of ground on the northwardly side of Wood,
now Otis street, SS feet westwardly from the west side
of Tulip street, in the Nineteenth Ward of the city;
containing In front on Otis street 20 feet, and in depth
at right angles with Otis street :5 feet.
No. 2. HOUSF and LOT. Townsend street. Two
t hrdestou brick houses and the lot of ground on the
south wardly side of Townsend street, 88 feet west from
the westwardly aide of Tulip street: containing in front
cn Townsend street 38 feet, and in depth at right angle'
with Townsend street 86 feet6i Inches.
Jar g2O to 're laid on each at time of sale.
By the Court,
EDWIN A. MERRICK. Clerk, 0. C
JOSEPH BALL, Trustee.
JAI, as A. FREEMAN\ Auctioneer,
ma8.1.5.2f store, 422 Walnut etreet.
ePUBLIC SALE.—J Alfa - 5' A. FREEMA.N. Anc
oneer. HOUSES, GERMA.NTOWN ROAD,
e DAUPHIN STREET. On WEDNESDAY,
March 28, 1E66.. at 12 o'clock, neon, will be sold at Pub
lic Safe, at the PHILADELPHIA EXCH. &NGE, the
following described Real Estate, viz: Two 3-story
brick dwellings mad lot on southwesterly side of Ger
mantown road, 120 feet Inches from Dauphin street;
containing in ft out on Germantown road 40 feet, and
extending in depth at right angles with Germantown
road, on the northeastward y side 58 feet 2% Inches to
pcint: thence at right angles with Dauphin street 58
feet inches, to Dauphin street and extending along
Dauphin street feet; thence In depth at right angle 3
with Dauphin street, on the southwestwardly side 77
feet 6% Inches: thence at right angles with German
town road '7; feet 6i Inches. Subject to $5O ground rent
per annum.
.1:•• Plan at the Auction Store.
sally° to be paid at the time of sale.
IA 2%1E3 A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
ruh6,ls= Store. 4EI Walnut Street.
&REAL ESTATE.- JAMES A. FREEMAN Auc
tioueer.-ELIGIBLE LOT, SLE ACRES, LIME
PIKE, BRANCLITOWN, TWENTY SECOND
WARD. On WEDNESDAY. March 28, 1666, at 12
o'clock, noon. will be sold at Public Sale, at the
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the following de
scribed Real Estate, that lot or ground on
the north side of tte Limekiln turnpike, In the 22d
Ward; beginning at the junction of the same with
Mill street, containing In front on the pike about fugi
feet, and eite.nding in depth on the one side szt feet,
and on the other 436 feet 8 Inches. being 414 feet 2
inches on the rear; containing 6 acres 31.2 perches of
land, more or less.
/Er This property is ripe for improrement. The open
ing. of Broad street. tune progressing. trill largely in
crease irs mime .11 is very close to Brane/down, and
near Valiant on Germantown Bail road.
Terms at sate.
jilW* WO to be paid when the prope N rty is struck off,
JASfFS A. FREI_MA, Auctioneer,
mh8,15,22 Store, 421 Walnut street.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE—ESTATE OF
PETER KUNTZ, deceased.- JAMES A. FREE-
Auctioneer.—Threeetory Brick HOUSE, AL
lliON1) Street, below Front.—Cnder augtority of the
Orphans' Court. for the city and county of Philadel
phia. on WEDNESDAY, March fl, ieee, at 12 o'clock.
noon, will be sod at public sale, at the PHILADEL
PHIA EXCHANGE. the following described real
estate, late the property of Peter Kuntz. decessed.viz.
All that certain three-story brick messuage and the
lot of ground thereunto belonging, situated on the
south side of Almond street. between Front and Penn
streets, in the Fourth Ward; cunt Alpine in front on
Almond street 2t feet 3 Inches. and In depth 47 feet.
&VIM to be paid at the time ofsale.
By the Court. _ _ _ _
EDWIN A. MERRICK, Clerk 0. C.
EDWARD GOFII - Z.Administrator d. b. U. c. t a.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
store 41?2 Walnut street.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.—Estate Of BENJAMIN
DAVIS. deceased. JAMES A- FREEMAN.
Auctioneer. Vacant LOT OF GROUND. Cathedral
Avenue.Twent•.• fourth Ward. Under authority con
tained in the will of the late BENJAMIN pains. de
ceased. on WEDNESDAY, March 25; 1544. at 12
clook, Noon. will be sold at public sale, at the
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the following de
scribed Real Estate, viz: All that lot of ground situate
on the south aide of Cathedral Avenue, in the Twenty
fourth Wart]; beginning about 245 feet east of Filly
second street, and containing In front SO feet. and ex
tending In depth on the east line 2e2 feet 9 inches. and
On the west lire 273 feet SS, Inches. This int will be
slightly shortened by Girard Avenue when th, .177 V 42
opened through, which will give ft two fronts.
Zgr lOU to be paid at the time of sal
E e.
BY ORDER OF XECUTORS.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auction 4 er.
Store, •I'M Walnut Street.
ESTATE.—JAMES A. FREEMAN,
1" Auctioneer.—GENTEEL DWELLINGS. N 0.1705
FORTH NINTH STREET.—On WEDNE I DAY
March 28,1566, at 12 o'clock. noon, will be sold at public
sale, at the PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE. the
following described real estate,vir: All that neat three
story brick house, with two story brick back buildings
and lot of ground hereto belonging, on the east side of
Ninth street, above Columbia avenue, No. 1705; con
taining in front on Ninth street, 17 feet 3 Inches, and In
depth MO feet to Darien street, House has gas, range
and bathroom.
Subject to ;to ground rent, per annum.
:Or 1650 1:13 ay remain, If desfzed.
Wu — t. 50 to be paid at the time of sale.
JAMES A. FREEIK AN, Auctioneer,
mb8,15,22 Store, 422 Walnut street.
PUBLIC SALE, JAMES- A. FREEMAN
Auctioneer. 16 ELIGIRI E LOTS, Johnsen street,
'ermantown. Twenty-second Ward, will be
sold- at Public Sale, On SATURDAY March,
24. 1966, at 3 o'clock , P. M., ON THE
PREMISES, the following described Real Es
tate, viz : All those sixteen eligible building lots, situ
ate on 'he southeasterly. side of Johnson street, be
ginning at the distance of 242 feet, southwest of Ger
mantown avenue or Main street having in (rout, each
lot 60 feet and extending in depth, from about 78 feet
'to 87 feet 0 inches. ,
Jam - Plan and Survey, by J. 'Lightfoot, City Surveyor,
may be examinecqat the Auction Store.
Aar e,50 to JA be p M aid on each at the time of sale.
ES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
m.b8,15,22 Store, 422 Walnut street.
FrinFOß SALE:---A HANDSOME THREE STORY
double brick re ddence, with parlor, sitting room,
ng room, kitchen, and 18 chambers, and having
two acres of ground attached. situate. nearly adjoining
the railroao„depet at. Newark. Delspare.. , well
ads pled for a summer boarding house or, seminary.
Stabling, carriage -house, large lawn with handsome
shade trees, &c. J. M. OIIMMEY & SONS, 508 W4l
- nut street, , •
No. I.—FOR SALE.—COUNTRY SEAT, near
Torresdale. of 10 acres. •
2.—Also, one of 28 acres, near Holmesburg.
8,--Also, one On thell. R. R. R., of Z?.. acres near the
Old York Road Station.
one of 82 acres, near the last named.
APPLY to 0. H. MUIRECEIED,
mhl3-lut - No. '205 tikmthSLsth street.
fr. - IFOR - BALE.—Two xxuatlgnousfiTOßES, situate
f.E.s! between Spruce and, Pine streets„ Delaware aye•
nue and Water street, be 6•12. feet, :rent on: Delaware
avenue. is 2 _feet deep to Water,street, with right of ten
itt3t
pp allay on the north and sonth'sldes of stores - . • •
Aly '
ROBERT KIMBELL,.
' mbl2.6t* _ , • , • 414,Soutb Del,awa cayenne.
rt
FOR SApF O - 7 1136, - elegwit, Etatary brown, stone
btae -Property r 26- ieet -front,- widening. -to 60
eet and exteridin gin depth - 806 - feet; Situate NOT - 333
ark et street-1910'1411 On a seperlor.manner with
every converifence;'and - fratarescOninlete;* 1.4 'the lar
gest store property, in the'cinty, Possession , January.
91162,1MRY SONS, No 508 Walnut
- - -
7 - vI I P-A S A - T: I R very desliable three , stiiry
hiteireterieltEraDENCE:Oitti ttacic.,bul4Anz„3
-ell-modern--improveutente,-in--good - order -dad
ground epitivated, 1 Situate• ,011 Morton, street,
ogrxrigikiw'p, witt4. five mieutes'. walk- of Battroyl
sta t ion.. -• ' ' , 1f:;01J75E5LEY , 45 , 1301 , 19; -
; . . , - ~..spa',Wapattc fitrebt.'•,
111;7014'S - ALIG-Desirableiliillisei-NO:1334SPRIICI
-
street- EA140, - -N9:=B:IINE , streer, Atypic toq
' -• IpaN'A - ..Butriregsr
r n 'st n 6-stri tgreet'l-
• a: FOR RENT--A very destrablatiunished Hdusa,
south side of WALNUT street,
_near Broad
Buse. Apply to C. H. MUIRHEID, O. 205 Mouth
BIRTH strett. nth?-10t
BIEJL.I4;ESTATE.
r ABSOLDTE , SALE,, TO. CLOSE.,A,C9NUEHOL
MERM A N 'AllCtiOileer —MALTY- •
,
L'OZE I BNE , ' COUNTS', PAL.
On WEDNIISDAYY 3 April . 1 4th;.1.880, 1 eV
V . will-be sold. atPliSal wil
. h t, la
re '.
s o e ' r c v lo e c , k t ,
t NO IIILAXIMPHrA - EXCHANGE' ou ellloWl A e
described,
Beal Estate.' , VlX=Ayalusible trflet'oflandi
containing 400 acres and allowancea;b:PHlakely tOwn- -
ship,'Luzerne county; - PenrisylVanda. adjoining • and
boundedby lands Of this , ".llelaware and'Hada 011 Canal'
C 0.," the tooston and. Lackawanna Coal C0,,".Ge 0 ,1if.1,
Hollenbach and - others, - ,lt ta - Felt AdVAlltagedual
situated for mititig,
m. being; on both aidet hf the Lacka
wanna, about 1 mile'frO the town of,Archbitldandl2
miles from SOrantonoind is entirely underlaid ;by' all
the.eins of_ coal known.in that - region.' Tice coal. has
'all been thooughly''proved'.' upon theland'; and is the
well known 'Scranton," sold . by regular auction Sales
in the New York market; the tract la.aocessible hy
railway fraud canals both to New. York add Philadel
phia. The Lackawanna IS a reliable water-powerand
on the Landis abundande of Pine, Oak and' Hemlock
timber; 11.180 ¢ number of dwelling housett.' - The town
'of Archbald is extending towards the tract,.l.M. Plans,
Surveys and reports can be examined., OA application -
to the Anctiosieer. Parties desiring to' examine the
premises arefnvited to call upon hfr; John Gardner, at
Archbald. The title is perfect; and not the slightest
delay in opening theland toprotltneed beappreltended.
lhe terms of sale utu3ch will be as easy as possible,
will be known at the time of sale, The' sale will be ab
solute to close 'a concern. • ' - - •
.st& - 14,609 totel at 1(1, when the prop_ertyl: 4 l 4 l n raCk , off.
j
.AMS A. FREEMAN, An
tnh8,15,22,29 Store, 422 Walnut street.
se, FOR 13.A.LE.—A CROIOE • AND. DZSI
RABLE.FA_RM VERY
the Twenty...third Ward, 10
s from Market street, adjoining the village .of
Bintletonitontaining 90 acres. Improvements fine,
and land in a high state of cultivation, with plenty of
shade, trait and. water._ and everything in first -rate
order. Apply at 102, Chestnut street, second floor, be
tween 10 and 2 '
GERMA_NTOWN: RFSIDNNOE FOR , SALE
OR TO RENT,-.l3ettutifidly„tmd. contenlently
situated, within two "minutes' walk 'of 'Church - Lane
Station. A commodious 'and e'egatit R.FSIDPIWE.
with all the modern conveniences; stable. coach-house.
&c. .Lot moans. Apply, between 10 ands, at 58 North
THIRD street.' [mtil4 . j . 19*.P.'WILSTACH, •
12. Ga - RhiANTOWN,FOR SALE.—A. handsome
double•pointed Stone Residence with 23Z acres of
pound attached,situate „within Ave, minutes' : walls
from Dny's lane station. Has every- modern con
venience, and is in perfect order. :immediate possei
skin given. J. M. GIIMILBY do SONS, 508 Walnut
street.
el • FOB BA LE.—THE ELEGANT 'ALAI:RION
and grounds at Chestnut Hill, owned and °con=
Wi by Mr. Horace G Browne, wltl4ru three aqtutres
of the Depot. Terms easy. Possession ' 3st.
Apply to • . C. H. MEIT.
, n ,11, 10 tU th-11131
, ,
'140: 2113 South Sixth atrreet.
I'4 FOR GALE—A Three-story Brick 'Residence
11 with attics and.threestory double back buildings,
ab having every.. modern cOlivenience, situate on
Nineteenth street, above Arch. Lot 21feetfront, by
102 feet deep. J. M. GII3IIIEY:et SOPS, pOS.Wainut
street. - ' "7. .
FFOR SALE CHEAPTHE COUNTRY PLACE
of Prof. COPPEE. 15 acres on Lancaster Pike,
near White Hall, Pennsylvania E.ailroad.— Large
house, spring house. stable, ice house, fruit and shade
trees. Apply to E. C. MITCHELL, 502 Walnut
street . mh.lo-614
COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR
SALE—Of Fi ty or One Hundred Acres,
Eris
to turnpike, above the 7 mile stone, and near' a
cony. MANSION ROUSE TO LET. Apply to R.
WEITAKER, 610 Locust stmet. mitl2-61*
E.. FOR SALE—The Four-story Brick Store and
Dwelling. situate on the northwest corner of Fif
teenth and Pine streets. Is an excellent business
stand, and In good order. .1. M. OUMMEY SONS,
508 Walnut street.
4 FOR SALE —The three-story Brick Dwelling.
situate No. 715 South Ninth street. Is well built.
an is in perfect order. Lot 20 feet front, by 100 feet
deep to Eng Noll street. Immediate possession given.
J. 11. GUM MEI" .1 SONS, 505 Walnut street.
r'4..r TO BE LET—A tine three-story brick dwelling,
with twelve rooms; lot no feet deep to a street, on
woleb is a stable, In the village of Berth Wales,
Montgomery county. Apply to J. H. CURTIS & SON,
Real bitate Brokers, 433 Walnut street.
fp, SPRUCE. STREET—FOR SALE—A four-story
dwelling. with three-story double back buildings,
• la.rs Spruce street; modem convenlenem lot V. feet
front, back outlet. Apply to ..1.11. CURTIS SON,
Reel Estate Brokers, 433 Walnut street.
FOR SALE. Desirable three story brick
DWELLING HOUSE, 1940 Wallace street.
y possession. Apply to S. R RHOADS,
mhis-sts Mr l A.rch'street.
FOR SALE_—The Elegant HOME, with every
bq
uare. modern improvement. No. 214 West Washington
LEWIS H. REDNEM
:152 S. Fourth street.
t, TO RENT—The Handsome STORE, No. n
uo South FRONT StrEet.
3411 Inquire. No. 18 South Frontstreet.
MM'r - g.7FIrVTITMI
p A : , .....YORTS PROCURED.—
JOHN IL FRICK.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
COM3FLsSIONER FOR ALL STATEi,
P"c7dION AND PRIZE AGENT,
No. DOCK street.
Acknowledgments, Depositories, Affidavits to , i o ,A.e.
counts taken. nala.l3m./
ASLE. P. BIJIST, CARPENTER and BUILDER.—
All jobbing personally and promptly attended to
In the best manner and ca the most reasonable terms.
Sbop, 1631 Erety street, above Locust. mb.lo-615
628 HOOP SKIRTS, 628
NEW SPRING STYLES NOW READY,
of Hopkins' "own make," at , No. CS ARCH Street.
These Skirts are gotten up expressly to meet the wants
of list-class trade, and embrace every, size and style
Ibr Ladles, Misses. and Children, which, fbr finish and
durability, have no equal In the market, and warranted
to give satisfaction. Also, constantly on hand, a fall
assortment of good Pastern made :ftir ft,‘ from 15 to 40
springs, at very low prices. Skirts made to order,
altered and repaired. Wholesale and retail. nolagmf
C KNIGHT & CO., WHOI.EQ.A T.V. GROCERS,
.L'A.S. E. Cor. WATER and CHESTNUT streets, Phil
adelphia. Agents for the sale of the Products of the
Southwark Sugar Refinery and the Grocers' Sugar
House, of Philadelphia. lel-1.9r
r
ORGE SHARP. Patentee and manufacture* of
GRALL PATTERN SILVER VirA TV F, No. 41
greet. ja..n.amos
JA.11115 A. WRIGHT. THORN - TON PISS. CH.RICENT A
ORISCOM. THEODORE WRIGHT. FRAN - Si. NRAI.I..
PETER 'WRIGHT & tiONS.
Importers of Earthenware,
and
Shipping Rad Commission Merchants,
No. 11.5 WAWUT Street. Phlladelphla.
T. VAI7GELLET
M KEERIOE, WME.. H. KEERICKI3
O. E. COP
ootrnrweinc FOIIRDHY, BIFYH AND WA
fJ INOTON STREETS,
adiftif triatka
eitriz - MA,: kni:
kianufactore aigh aryl Low Pressure Ste= Singtitar,
fo Loon, Elver and Marine Service.
sailem,Gasometere, Tanks Iron Beata, 4M.;
..,OstinV of all kinds, either i ron or brass.
iron Frame Boobs for Gas Works, Workshops
Stations, &c.
4:staris and Gas AraMllnery, of the latest and Moat
reproved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machine= ant
Boor, SaGrist Mills, Vacuum Pana,
Steam Tr a n s,ais, Datcatorn, Filters, Pumping Da
gine s, Sole Agenta for N. BiLleux'a Patent Sugar Bonlni
&pparatais, Neemyth's Patent Steam Hammer ant
Aspinwall & Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal Suggs
Draining Machine.
EGENNSYLVANIA WOBJES—on the DKLLWA.E2
River, below PHILADELPHIA,
WEBSTER, DelawNM4l , Pa.
BONB Mk,
Enenesis and Iron Boat Builders,
Manniaoturers of 1
All kinds of
CONDENSING AND NON-OCMDENUNG =-
GENES,
Iron Vessels at descriptions, Rollos, Vats, Tanks
, dm dco.
T. =ABM', W..B. Propellers BEAXEY , ,
S. ABOHD3OLD,
Late or
Geeney , Nestle 81 - oa., Engineer in chum
. Penn Works, Phila. NaVy.o
rEEPHILADELPHIA RIDING SCHOOL.—
'OURTIE street, above Vine, will reopen. for. the
Pall and Winter season on MONDAY. Se pt. .
and gentlerciesi'dedring to 'acquire a‘ utorough
knowledge of this accomplishment wM find . eyecup
facility at this school., The horses are safe, and well
mined, so that the most timid' need not fear. !UMW
horses trained In the beat manner. Saddle horses,
homes and vehicles to hire. Also cartlagos fbr fungi
mls, to cars, Aeon:Mosta, dim
THOS. CHAISE EOM
1-4 AS FEIMIREB.—MIBIKBY:,_ - MAMMAL'
%Jr THAOKA.BA. NO. 718 e • tIE: IM 3 IIII=TNIIT _ street,
ldanufacturers of Gan Fixtures, Lamps, dtc„ &o.,would call- the attention of the public - to their large
and elegant assortment of Gas.Chandellers, ,Pendants,
,Bxackets, &c. They also introduce Gas pipes into
Dwellings and Public Buildings, and attend to extend
ing altering and repairing Gas pipes: All work war.
EFYWELLS,—OWNERS OF EROPKIITY.—Tne
:ily place to get Privy Wells Cleansed and Dialn.
tented, at very low prices. A.! - PICYBSON,
-. 0 - fl ,, , - , Jitannfactarer ofFpndrette,
aoldstaith'Ee Hall. 'Lib street rary
' STOVES
itur . I ';_vc_ontEsozrs LONDON pawn:Emma, OB
401
zu.sQFBAN BANGE,•_ _
______" for flartili_,es hoteis,a_r
gtftlnstitutions, in TWENTY DBFFBRENT._
.' AlsoL - Philadelphia ' Bazars. 31 °' 41 "
IFurnaces, DirtableoHeaters,3 Lowdown Grates, Fire*
• ' . and Stoves , Bath Boilers, Stewhole Plates Broilers,
1 s ..khiglitoves, etc:, at whalstale and' retail,. by' the
6HAE.I, SHATtilt a TNOMOSON , ,
1 02844E01,6ml ' ' No' 209 North Second street,
1 ' THOMAS S. DIX:ON'Ao SONS;
I N n. , ' - hai l'ati ljNES 'indrer TNUTstree sTs Dix _,__ ° t n ktdisd ' ello hia .. e .
OPporitF :urged States 31.1nt,
Oractrirerte of ~ '
LOW-DOWN, • ,
' • '• • .rAlmoß
. . ClEr-AMBAB,' ' • .
'• , , , -:, 0FF1ew.., , ,! , • - • '1 -
And other ORATES , , •
For Anthracite, Bituminous and Wood Fires"
v
For _ itrAiOd- üb A ,lll
F Warrain§' lleand-Privats Buildings, , .
REEIIsrERS, VENTILATORS ~. +. • +
, I .'.i , 43OOEING - RANL OEII3
S2l.llL , l3birradiFk4o.l.. ; ,
Ws ViROLES.s-Lai and RETAIL. ...'• •
LONDON—LAYERRAISINS.—WhoIe and Half
Boxes. best qoallty, London Layer Raisins, for
eaMby J. B. BIIESIER CO„ 108 S. Delaware Avenue
tli ,tiIIOWITNIA,r
FO " NEW`
Via Delaware and .13athitan
The Philadelphia and New York Express
EifliFt4oat Company. , ,
J•l from Steam Propellers c leave DAILY from
' FIRST WRAItF MABEET street,
aunafang the run in 24 HOURS.,, • •
This Line connects with all ,Northern and Eastern
Transportation Con:Mantes. Goods forwarded direct to
all points free of commission.. _
-Freight received at lowest rates.
- WM F. CLYDE& CO., Agents.
- 14 South Wharves, Philacielphia,
JAS. HAND, Agent,
_xnhl4-tfr , 117 Wsll€_ty_eet___ t _eNs:_york.
.THE OLD ESTAPLISHED
DENT OUTSIDE DINE PORNEW YORK '-
,is-receiving freight daily at low - rates: second wharf
below Spruce street, and will insure at low rates,' •
P. B. CLARK - , Agent., 7. •
feStf3 ~3 14 and 316 South_ Delaware,ayenue. ;
. „ .
F. AM. TO LIVERPOOL.
i!• •
ig at QUEP,STOWN,, thg,lnman Line sailing -1 . 0
-EE N MI-WEEKLY, carrying tlie TY.l32lllstlls. - ;4
EDINBURGH -- i,Ratortlay, - 31arch lo :, ,
KANGAROO Wednesday,Marat 14 " ".
CITY'OF NEW YORK
__Jaattir,lai,fllllarch.-17 .-.-,
, At Noon, from Pier 44 Norttativq,
BATES OP PASSAGE; '" •
PAYABLE , EN CI3ItBENCY, By ; TELE ,14fAlIp f 17.4117.42,
BALLING .11.V312tY SATURDAY.,
Fintt -Cabin .$12015tefrage:...,....."
to London... 40 '
" to Paris 1151 • to Paris.
PASSAeX THE , WEDNESDAY
..STEA*OpI4: ,• „
First Cabin .4901 Steerage *XS
r Passengers' also.forwarded tollevre, Hamburgdilvp. i
men .dtc., do., at modera , e rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool or Queenahiwii, fthr , ' '
Tickets julut be bought here by persons.
.. uenthryg,fo z r,
their friends.
For further Information, apply at; the , Campanre
, .
JOHN (3•: DAmEruenti_ , 1.
Irahn i 7 , • .111.Wallint street,. .PhiladelPhia‘
- FOR
3 " • STE/OMM. LIRE RI:ELEM.
amrt +re 17102 f 2.4.011 - PORTEVRaysrvEDAra.
EOM PINE ST. WHARF PHILADELPHIA,
• AND LONG r • BOSTON., - -' ,
The steamship SAXON, Captain Matthews,,will saa
from Philadelphia onTuesda l s l, March'ar, at 10 A.
The steamship NORMAN, taro Baker,. will 3
03
from Boston on Saturday even ?g, March 17. .
The' line between` Philadelphia and Boston is now It:
composed of the- ,
&AXON, Captain Matthews, 1.200 tons btutherl. • ' • '
.NORILAN, Captain Baker, 1200 tons burthen. • -
ABLES„.Captain Crowell, 000tonsburthen.
These , tnabstanttal and well:appointed 'steamships
will sail punctually as advertised. and freight will be
received every' day, a steamer being always On , the , •
berth to receive cargo.— •
. . -
Shippers are requested to sendliits of Lailinewittt
their l
Fin: tor passage.~ apply to
trni'l •AT WINSOR's 430.;: 1 : 1:
832 South Delaware &Tem&
PHILADELPHIA RICHMOND AZT,
NOB.FOLK BT iathine comovAtnr.
The time of this Line !Matra at the lowed;
rates and sail re ty from the - 1 7 11st Wharf above
Market street, every , . .
' '
WEDNESDAY and EiA.TIDIDA.Y,
At Noon,
Connecting with Railroads from Ricimtond, Norfolk
and City Point, forming the most direct route ibr thit
South and Southwest.
For freight or passage, with excellent accommods.
[ions, apply to
WM. P. CLYDE & 00.,
14 North and South Wharves.
NEW SS LINE
ANDRT A, E " Georgetown and walldrugtoll.
via liesapealre and Delaware Canal, with connections
at Alexandria Va., form the most direct. route for
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville, Dalton and
the Southwest.
Steamers leave First Wharf above Market Street
every Wednesday and Saturday at 12 M.
For freight apply to the Non a,
W. P. CLYDE & 00V.,
14 North Wharves.
J. B. Davidson, Agent at Georgetowtu Badridge
CoAgents at Ale= ,, tdra.
~•, •
...4 ...t vcrricE.— LADMPEITA. STEAM
PROPELLOR COMPANY—Despatch and
awinsure Ines between Philadelphia and New York
via Delaware atd Raritan CanaL—The business of
this Company has again been resumed. Steam Pro
pellors will leave daily at 12 Pd. and 5 P. 31.
Freights taken upon accommodating terms.
Ap No„ 1=
ply to
m.hla WM. M. BABATED& CO.,
South Delaware avenue.
NEW TOW-BOAT LINE.
-1: DELAWARE and OREFULPEA.E2
DaW-BOAT COISCPAJYY.
BARGES towed to and from PIECLADELPHIA,
HAVRE-DE-GRAM BALTIMORE, WARRING!
TON, and Intermediate point&
WM. P. CLYDE dc CO,Agents,
NO. 14 Borah Wharvs, Philtuielphts.
Captain JOHN LAUGHLIN. Superintendent.
!i'Z~_~_,cf~_s_~y~ ri►~r
ROBINSON'S CAISFORNLS. CLIPPER LINE.
PLATT TNG REGULARLY AS ADVERTISED.
F ibr this Line sent to New York by Swift.
Bore Lineat reduced rates.
The splendid Al extreme clipper ship
CARLYLE,
L. Hoplau, Commander,
tails now rapidly loading at pier 11 East River.
This beautiful vessel is one of the sharpest and
best vessels now loading. Having a portion of
ber cargo on board with large en , have
qnic.k despatch. For height . to
Ft U ., HOP, SON & CO., •
105 Arch street.
FOR BALE.
1-16 Schooner WM. P. COX.
- 1-16 CHARLOTTE SHAW.
JOHN CLAIM.
1 -12 " LEWIS CHESTER.
1-16 •' PETER BOICE.
1-16 " RACH.r.I, SEAMAN.
1-16 " DAM - FL BRIITASN.
1-16 " A. T. COELN.
These vessels are all in good condition and now
sunning, will be sold low CO close an estate. For par
ticulars. apply to
JAS. E,.ISHINDLER.
300 North Delaware avenue.
mh13.12t1
WANTED.—A Vessel to load in the Express
Line to Boston. Apply. to DAVID COOPER,
Is North Wharves. intdi-St
WANTED.—A Vessel carrying 100,000 feet of
lumber, to load at a southern port for Philadel
phia. E. A. SOLIDER & CO., Dock street,
wharf. mhl3 4t
QTRAMISHIP ARIES, FROM ROSTON,--Oon
-110 signees of merchandise, per above steamer, will
please f. send for their goods, now landing at Pine street
Whar
mlll2 -3t
NOTICE.—AII persons are hereby cautioned against
harboring and trusting any of the crew of the
Danish brig D sMIMABX, as no debts of their contract
ing will be paid by captain or consignees. WORK.
DEAN Der., Consignees. 123 Walnut street.
SHIP NOTICE—AII persona are hereby cautioned
t trusting any of the crew of the Br. ship
L. 4' 4 a ß Y, whereof Crum Is master, from City Point,
Va., as no debts of their contracting will be paid by
captain or consignee. P.DbiIJDID A. SCUD dr. CO..
Dock street wharL dell?
JAB. B. BRlNDLER,imccessor to JOHN SICIND.LEB
& BONS, Sail Makers, No. soo North DELAWARE
Avenue, Philadelphia.
All work done inthe best manner and on toe In eat
and moat favorable terms, and warranted to give pal
feet satisfaction.
Partienlar ,attantion even to retktrior•
JUIMI,4IUL 111 OTICEIS.
ARIA LOUISA. RUES A 4i, by her next friend,
171 &c., vs. CHARLES W. BURT AA—Court Of
Common Pleas of the City and County of Pbiladel
'phia. In Divorce. Decere , er Term. 1865 No. 27.
CHARLES W. RtELAH. Respondent in above
case—Sta; You will please take notice that intern:o4-
t.orietf to be addressed to the Witnesses to be produced
in this case on the part of the libelant. have been filed,
and that the said witnesses will be produced and-e x- tunin by J. HOWARD GENDELL, Esq., Examiner
appulnted by said Court for that purpose, on . the 20th
day of March, A. D. 1866, at 4 o'clock P M. of that, dan
at his office, No. 402 Walnutstreet, Philadelphia, when
s and whereyou may attend; or in the meantime the
JOHN
cross interrogatories, as you mayC. think proper._
Attorneyfor Libelant,
1 IteV-15t
STARE OF JAMES FULTON. DEORASED.—
Letters testamentary having been. granted to the
undersigned upon the Estate of SsdliES FULTON,
deceased, all persona indebted to the same,will make
payment, and those having claims ,agatuat thesald
eitate will present them without delay to GEORGE!
HENDERSON,' Eltecutor, No.. 412 .N.atket.otteet;
EtP.BEOC.S. J. FULTON, Executrix, No. 703-Walnut
street. rfelsth6ts
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH SLACIZ, deed.—LTE
TEES TESTAMENTARY upon the Estate of Eli
zabeth Slack, deceased, bavingbeen granted to the un.:
dersigned, all persons indebted to said, estate are re
quested to make payMertt; and - those having daIIYLS
against the same. to_present- them without .delAy_
JOHN B. HAW - K. 4 Executor; IMTHER B.LNCKER,;
Emeentirx, Richmond street, above Ann. rahl-thetik
VSTATE OF CHARLES A. POULSON, - ,deceased.—`
1.4 LETTEBS, TESTAMENTARY, havingbeen duly
granted to the undersigned on the . Estate or said deem
dent,. all Persons having claims against-the , same
are reqUested te present them, and those 'thereto in
debteitto make payment, to CH AS G. POULSON,.
Franklin, Venango Gaudy; JOHN- -ROSSI - NS 921
Spring Garden street;--Z. -POULSON DOBSON, 1214
Chestnut street Executors. -or at 785 Walnut street.
. .
ETATE OF W I T.T.TA 111 . H...115.ZELL,
.;
Letters Testamentary upon the Estate of Wllliam
Batazell. deceased, having been granted to the under
signed; alLpersons indebted tO said Estate are requested
to make .payment; and .those having claims to make
knovmthesamelgithoutdelay. to JOHN G. WILSON;
Executor. •Nco. HOS Hanover street. or to his Attornen
THOMAS.LrDIEHL;6BOWidnut street. . rahlthatt
'FOR SAL,E,
F3B-sALF.,A.B&RGA ,,,, .,_zEr.g.owNE.inr ,
,airing%. to' remove ; West,' oilers for sale a large
established Wholesale and 114440 'Business. consisting
Of ef./Alicill Laid YS. 4iLASS-WAY,E.tind OIL. 'The
store is in a gond situation' and doing trlargebasliam
now. The W inclnding tores:'Ootidwilll
will. be sqldon" reasonable terms. - .resellotr given
immediately,'OrAs soon as stock loan ne , co nted after
sale. Any person wishing to buy or' go-lntY.nitedness
will dcrwelilp glye,theivAmmedlate ..attention....A4so,
agotid Lnew spribr'eaveied . wagon; rhorte. andhar;,
ness, all complete and in good' Order; tan be seerrat;
any . time.
Address, in real and full name, Post Office, BDx NO.
201:1. mhloo4.
HENRY WIMOR a co.