The Storm at Washington and Baltimore.
“Washington. Oct. 11.—Professor Henry,
of the Smitfasonianlnstitute, sayathat the,
amount of rain; which fell from yesterday
morning, at 9 A. M., fo this ' morning at the;
same hour, was somewhat-more than five
inches, being the greatest quantity that has
fallen ; within a similar period for a long
time. Considerable damage to property is
reported along the line of the upper Potomac
and- the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, as
well as in this city and Georgetown. The
• storm has continued since yesterday with
hut brief intermissions.*-
.. Baltimore,, Oct. 11th.—The storm has
caused heavy floods in alt the streams. and
and considerable damage and loss of life.
A number of bridges and mill-dams have
been carried away. The bridges on the
Franklin and Frederick turnpikes are gone;
Several houses have been, swept away. A
famitydf six-persons, andahother of three
were drowned. Several bodies have been
found to-day. The Illchester bridge, on the
the Baltimore and Ohio road, were also
destroyed; *
The bodies of the unfortunate - family who
Were drowned in the flood on G wynn’s
. Falls, one mile from this city, by their house
being swept away, have all been found ex
cept. ;the mother and one Child. ' Three of
the children were found nearly together at
the foot of Ridley street. The body of the
father was found in another locality. Their
name was Daily. There are reports of the
loss of other lives.
Baltimore, Oct 11.—The rain has con
tinued to-day without intermission, and is
still falling, with a heavy easterly wind".
-All accounts agree that the quantity of water
1 which fell iii this region was most extraor
dinary. A number of dams and bridges on
lhe Patapsco have been destroyed.' The ex
tensive dam at Elysville was swept off, and
-oomiDg against the turnpike bridge at Eili
cott’s Mills, destroyed it. The wrecks finally
accumulated} at the heavy stone bridge at
Illchester, on the Baltimore and Ohio Kail
ioad, thraeen miles from Baltimore, which
gave way before the- tremendous volume of
water. This bridge was considered the
strongest on the road, and had snccessfnlly
resisted all former floods. All the other
bridges on the road are safe. A large force
-of workmen have commenced the repairs,
-and the trains will be running as usual in
the coarse of to-morrow. '
There has been considerable destruction
of live Stockland it is reported that dead
sheep, - hogs, cows and horses are strewn
along the bankß of the river.
The Frecdmen—Meeting of the American
Union Commission.
Baltimore, Oct. IL—The American
Freedmen’s.Union Commission has con
cluded its session in Baltimore. The report
of the general secretary showed that the
Commission has sustained during the past
year 700 teachers; maintained 301 schools
-and distributed half a million dollars in
supplies, and its organization extended into
nearly every State, both North and South,
Hon. Chief Justice Chase was elected Pre
sident of the Commission, and has accepted
the position.
‘Among those in attendance are Chief Jus
tice Chase, Major General O. O. Howard,
General Gregory, late Assistant Commis
sioner of Texas; Rev. H. W. Beecher, Rev.
- ‘Robert-Patterson, D: D., of Chicago, and
-Judge Russell, of Boston. •
Battimore, Oct. 11.—A public meeting
was held to-night, at the Front Street Thea
. Ire, under the auspices of the American
-Freedmen’s Union Commission and the
Baltimore Association for the moral and
• educational improvement of the colored
people. Chief Justice Chase presided. The
Hon. Judge.Rhssell,pf Boston; Henry Ward
Beecher, General O. O. Howard and others
7 -addressed the meeting. Mr. Beecher’s ad
; dress was a very eloquent and effective ef
fort, and was warmly applauded. Hemade
a strong appeal in behalf of the education
- of the colored people.
Horrible Indian Outrages Discovered.-"
' : Bansom of the Surviving Victims.
St. Louis, Oct. 11.—CaDtain Barlow, of
General Sherman’s staff, arrived here yes
terday from Fort Dodge, where he saw two
white girls, named Doye, one seventeen and
the other thirteen years old, who had been
ransomed from the Kiowa Indians. The
girls say that on the 27th of August the Ki
owas attacked their home in Northwestern
•Texas, killed, scalped and burned their
father; themselves and mother, and sister,
•eight years old, were carried into captivity
and treated in the crnelest and most revolt
ing manner. On arriving at the Indian
camp, the captives wereknocked about with
clnbs, and brutally abused. On hearing
their condition, the commanding officer at
Fort Dodge, not having sufficient force to
rescue them, effected their ransom, and will
send them to their friends in Texas as soon
as they recover from their terrible suffer
ings. While in the Indian camp, the officer
sent to arrange their ransom saw the cap
tives knocked down three times and vio
lated.'
General Sherman arrived home on the
16th.
From Louisville.
Louisville, Oct. 10th.—Two men, sup
posed to have been engaged in the recent
robbery of Adams Express, were arrested
this morning near Seymour. Their names
are not given, but they are known as resi
dents of the vicinity.
As the Paymaster’s train of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad was proceeding
southward to day, the train was thrown
off the trac£ by a rail which had been
loosened and pulled from its place by some
men as the train approached Bowling Green,
Mr. Church, the train-master,was seriously
injured by the overturning of a car. The
robbers obtained §ll,OOO.
The Company offer §2,000 and one-fourth
of the money recovered for the apprehension
of the thieves.
In response toa serenade given to ex-At
torney General Speed to-night he expressed
his joy over the late triumph of the party of
universal truth and justice in the States
pver the river, and exhorted his hearers
to speedily organize in Kentucky for co
operation with the great Union party every
where.
A Singular Place to Sup.— The Wor
cester (Mass.) Spy says that on. Tuesday af
ternoon the chimney—one hundred and fifty
ftetmhe.ght-whWh the Messrs. Lapham,
of Mfilburv, had erected for their mill, wa s
a p t rt y of some twenty-five
or more of the workmen on the premises
partook of an oyster supper upon the sum
mit. fhc day after the chimney came to
ttie ground, injuring severely, if not fatally,
S T^l C r r ii W - h0 was employed near the
base. The fall is supposed to have been
owing m part to the fact that the mortar had
not hadsufficienttimeto become thoroughly
A Hundred Babies in a Stable.— An
LBglish paper says: “An old stable with
;One hundred little babes nestling in the
-horse-troughs, is something of, a novelty
but the spectacle is daily to be seen in the
locality of Union street, Borough road,
London. The work haslbeen somewhat re
cently undertaken by the Rev; George Al
•dington, who,, at his own expense, secured
an old stable to form a nursery,, and fitted it
upfor taking care of the babes of women
obliged to go to char or work' away from
home, The hay cribs remain and serve as
•cradles.”
An House.— The Pall Malt Gazette
•says: There are not many noblemen in
'uiese days of banking and manufacturing
c 2?, themselves down as
thirty-third of their title. Themarriage ad
vertisements lately set forth the fact that
‘John Erancis Erskine, Thirty-third Earl
cLMarr,’ had got married. Lord Hailes
might well say that the title of Marr was
lost m remote antiquity. The heralds begin
to count Earls of Marr before the title of
was known m Scotland,”
from Our Third Edition of Yesterday.
SEVERE STORM AT BALTIMORE,
INTERESTING FROM CANADA,
Interesting from California, Japan,&c
Heavy Stonn at Baltimore.’,
Baltimore, Oct. 11th.—The heavy rains
whiohsetin yesterday afternoon increased
rapidly during the night, ana an immense
amount of water felL
The streets are flooded. In some.of the'
lower portions of the city the water is seve
ral feet deep, filling up the cellars, &o. The
streams are all-very'high, and several rail-:
road bridges near the city have been washed
away. The rain still continues. ,
Canada.
Toronto, C. W., October llth.—A des
patch from Ottawa to the Leader says:
Military men say that the object of the Bri
tish Government in sending additional
troops to this country is not so mnch to
guard against Fenian attacks as ta be pre
pared for more serious consequences. !
The number of passengers who havear-j
rived at Quebec since; the opening of navi
gation is 27,000—-an increase of 9,000 over thei
same period of last year.
Froin-San: Francisco.
San Francisco, Oct. 9.—The ship Buena
Vista, 33 days from. Kanagawa, Japan, re
ports teas firm at last quotations, silks high
and scarce. There were in port the United
Stateß ships Hartford, Wyoming and Wa
chnsett. The Bnena Vista brings 50,000
pounds of tea for transhipment to New
York.
Victoria dispatches say that Gov. Ken
nedy returns to England by the nexl
steamer.
The tendency of mining shares is down
ward. Ophir $180; Cbollar Potosi $100; Yel
low Jacket $736; Legal tenders 70j.
The U. S. steamer Snwanee sailed yester
day for Mazatlan.
The steamer Active, from Victoria, brings
$126,000 in treasure.
Choice wheat closed yesterday at 165 per
100 ponnds for No. 1. Souchong tea sold at
auction to-day at 521 cts. American ship
ping grade of wool is quoted at 14@161 cts.
per pound for dry. -
San Francisco, Oct. 11.—The steamer
Golden Age sailed for Panama to-day. car
rying $942,000 in treasure, of which $729,000
is for New York.
Sales of prime milling Wheat were made
to-day at $1 671 per 100 ponnds.
- Fifteen vessels are now loading with
wheat, destined as follows: For New York,
five; Liverpool, Beven; Cork, one, and
Australia, two.
Mining shares remain dull; Yellow
Jacket, $721; Ophir, $177; Bavage $1,145;
Chollar Potosi, $102; Legal Tenders, $7l.
From Vermont.
Montpelier, Oct. llth.—The Vermont
Legislature assembled in this place to-day.
The Senate organized by electing Henry
Clark, Esq., of Poultney, for Secretary;
James S. Peck, Esq., of Montpelier, as As
sistant Secretary, and the Rev. Mr. White,
of Coventry, as Chaplain. In the House of
Assembly the Hon. J. W. Stewart was re
elected Speaker; J. S. Flagg,of Bennington,
Clerk, and Kev. N. P. Foster, Burlington.
Chaplain. Gov. Dillingham’s message will
be delivered to-morrow.
The Reported Questions of the President
to the Attorney General.
Washington, Oct. 11—3 P. M.—There is
no authentic report that the President has
sent certain questions to the Attorney Gene
ral respecting the constitutionality of the
present Congress, etc.
General Bntler Nominated for Congress.
Salem, Mass., Oct. 11.—The Sixth Con
gressional District Republican Convention
was held here to-day, and Major Genera.
Benj. F. Butler was nominated for Congress.
He received 166 out of 168 votes cast on the
first ballot.
New Jersey Politics.
Newark, N. J., Oct. ll.—The Democrats
of Somerset county have nominated John
H. Anderson for State Senator.
Arrival of Steamers.
New York, [Oct. 11. —Arrived—steamer
Europe from Liverpool; steamer Mercedita
from Mobile.
Price of Gold In New York.
I By the American Telegraph Co.]
New York, Oct. IL—Gold has been
quoted to-day as follows:
10.00 A. M., 152? 11.15 1531
10.15 . 153? 11.30 M., , 153?
11.30 153? 11.45 P.M., 153?
<0 45 153? 12.00 153
11.00 1531 12.15 153
MarkcLs.
Nxw York, Oct. it.—Cotton dull, at ss@4oa Flour
qrlft; sales of 7,0C0 barrela at unchanged prices:
Southern unchanged; sales of 300 barrels. Wheat quiet
and steady. Mixed Corn la higher; sales of 36.000
bushels at 9434 c. Oats la higher. Beefsteady. Pvrfe
buoyant at |33 10@J33 20. hard quiet at 17@18Kc.
Whisky quiet and steady.
Stocks are firmer; Chicago and Bock Island, losV;
Cumberland Preferred, 0711: Illinois Central, 128 V,;
Michigan Southern, 90V; New York Central, 11634;
Reading, 11631; Hudson River, 12134; Canton Company,
56; Missouri 6’s 82: Erie Railroad, 8431: Western Union
Telegraph Company, 55; Treasury 7 3-10’s, 10614; Ten-
Forties, 9934; U. S, Fives. 11334; Coupon 6’s, 11231; Gold,
liw3». -
Sales at Pblladelpbla Stock Board;
. SALES AFTER FIRST BOARD: .
t--j 0 Sch Nav b’t I’n 88)s fisoo U 8 10-40 S . reg 99V
2000 US 63 ’Bl con 11 2JS *l OOO U 8 63 5-203 ’65 10334
25000 do reg 112 W :is eh Lehigh V 6454
1000 Camd & Amboy 1 200 sh Bead B 58 2-16
„ tntg 6s ’B9 98 200 sh do b 5 58 l !
500 U 8 Tress 7 8-los 100 sh Swatara Falls 131
Notes June 10531 100 sh Catawiss prf 31
4000 do July 10534 200 sh da P s3O 31
SECOND BOARD.
$3OOO USlBBl’s reg 11234 1 5 Bh Lehigh Valß 6454
9000 City 6snewNSO 9934 152 sh Lehigh Zinc 45
700 do . 9934 100 sh Hestonv’e B 16
500 FennaGs war In 100 sh do bs lev
_ rog!a 10331 100 sh do b3O 1634
30 sh Pennaß 66V
HOTELS.
EDWARD DUFFY,
For many yearn the well-known chief manager at
“Gny’a,” in Seventh, street, naar Chestnut,
Has Opened the Tontine,
(One door above Gny’s”), on his own account, in cm
nectlon with WM. BOFFY, late of the St. Bawrenoe
Hotel. Their success is great, and deservedly so.
ocs-lm
LEWAL NOTICES.
•pSTATE OF MAEY SWIFT, DEOEASED.-letters
theWlll o! the said MABY
SWIFT havln g been panted by the Kegister of Wills
to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to said Estate
are requested to make payment, and those having
seooncf street Twenty*
Bouth NIBTH street. No si?
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
V» to the estate of Mre. JANE Dl,tr a tvi?
Philadelphia, have been granted to theMdfraiened?
all persons having claims against saw ™
guested to present them, and those Indebted tnss,
payment, to BOBEBT PAW JEESOlSofflraof^siS!
XADIE&? TBIMMMGa.
GRAND OPENING.—UBS. M. A. BINDER “
. MO. 1031 Chestent street, Phlladetohla '
importer of ladles’ Dress and Cloak P THmnrin™
Also, an elegant stock of Imported Paner -pStSJST'SH:
Ladies’ and Children’s
Cloak Haklng in all Its varieties. Ladles
their rich ancfcostly matorlSsSay rllv on
tlstlcally fitted, and their wo7k to
prompt and efficient manner, at the towest poaSwi
prices, to twenty-fonr hours’notlca OnttlnSand basft
Ing. Patterns In sets, or by the single piece,ft,?
Chants and Ocessma&ers new ready. seiwjf
THE DAILY KyiMNfl BULLETIN : PHILADELPHIA, FBI DAY, OCTOBER 12 1866,
USESTARIN’SCONDITION POWDERS
HORSES AND CATTLE.
\ It cures Worms Bots and Colic.!
It cures Colds, Coueljs and Hide Bound.
It la the beat alteratlye for Horses and Cattle now In
use, baying a reputation 0130 yeara' standing.
• It la a sure preventive for the much dreaded Binder
pest, •
No Farmer or Dairyman should be without It,
For eale In Philadelphia by XJYOTT & 00. 232 North
Second street; JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY <6 COW
BEN, 23 North Birth street, and by Oragglats through
out the country. • Address all orders to
BTABTN & PLOYB, Proprietors,
1209 Duane street, New Yora,
OPAL DKNTALLINA.—A superior article for
cleaning the Teeth, ;destroying anlmalcuim
which Infest them, giving tone to the gams, and leav
ing a feeling of fragrance and perfect cleanliness ini
the mouth. It in ay be used daily, and will be found;
to strengthen weak and bleeding gums, while the.
aroma'and detersiveness will recommend it to every,
one. (Being composed with the assistance of the
Dentist, Physicians and Microscoplst, it is confidently
offered as a RELIABLE substitute for the uncertain:
washes formerly in vogue.
Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the constituents
of the DENTALLINA advocate its use: it contains
nothing.: to prevent its: unrestrained employment.
Made only by
JAMES T. SHINN, Apothecary.
i Brdad and Sprace streets, ,
For sale by Druggists generally, and '
Fred. Brown, D. L. Stackhouse,
Hassard & Co., Robert C. Davis,
C. B. Keeny, Goo ;c. Bower,
IsaacH. Kay, Charles Shivers,
O. H,.Needles, S.-M. McDollin,
T. J. Husband, S. C. Bunting,
Ambrose Smith, Charles H. Kberie,
Edward Parrish, James N, Marks,
William B. Webb, E. Bringhurst A Co.,
James L. Bispham, Dyott A Co.,
Hughes & Coombe, H. C. Blair’s Sons,
Henry A. Bower, Wyeth & Bro.
T?NTIBELY RELIABLE—HODG SON’S Bronchial
Xli TABLETS, for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarse
ness. bronchitis and catarrh of the head and breast
Public speakers, singers and amateurs win be greatly
benefited by using these Tablets. Prepared only by
LANCASTER & WILLS, Pharmaceutists, N. E. Cor.
ABCH and TENTH streets, Philadelphia. For sale
by Johnson, Holloway A Oovrden, and Druggists
generally. • aeaStf
BRUSH'S BRONCHIAL AND PULMONIC
DEW DROPS, for Coughs, and all Diseases of the
Throat and Bronchial Tunes. This Invaluable prepa
ration for every household, Public Speakers, Singers.
&c., possesses a Western celebrity, ana has been known
to relieve the most obstinate and almost hopeleas
cases. It la agreeable, strengthening and soothing.
Prepared by K. C. BRUSH, No. 258 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Je7-tf
rtOBNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS.—DB. J
VyDAVTDSON, Chiropodist, Operator on Ooms, Bun
ions, Inverted Nails, and all other diseases of the feet.
Office. Northwest comer of NINTH and CHEST
NUT streets.
DB. DAVIDSON will wait on patients at their reel
dences. le22tq
fTANABY SEED.—Twenty-flva bajreli Prime OS
\J nary Beed in store and for tala by WORKMAN ■
H0,.H0. Mr w.iant ntiaw
HO. LANCASTER.
. GRAIN STOBB, SPRUCE STREET WHABF.
EsTAsnisHsn in' 1826.
CORN, OATS and MILL-FEED sold Wholesale and
Retail at lowest Market Bates, and delivered to all
parts of the City. , se7-ly
C C. KNIGHT A CO.. WHOLESALE GROCERS
U.S.E Cor. WATER and CHESTNUT streets, Phil
adelphla. Agents for the sale of the Products of thi
Southwark Sugar Refinery and (he Grocers’ Saga)
gonse, of Philadelphia. Jal-lyr
PENNSYLVANIA WORKS.—ON THE DKLA
L WARE river, below PHILADELPHIA,
CHESTER. Delaware county. Pa.
BBANEY, SON A 00
engineers and Iron Boat builders,
Manufacturers of
All kinds of
CONDENSING AND NON-CONDENSING EH
. GINES,
Iren vessels of all descriptions. Boilers, Vats, Tanks
• propellers, dc., I ftc.
T. BEANEY, W. B, HEANEY, & ARUHTBOLD
Late of -
Reaney-Neafe A Co., - Engineer InChJaf,
Penn Works, Phlla. U. 8. Navy,
T. VAUGHAN MERRICK. WM. H. armtHTmr
_ JKO. E. COPE.
COUTH WARE FOUNDRY. FIFTH AND WASH
O INGTON STREETS.
PHnrtiir.em
MERRICK A SONS,
HNGINKKBS AND MAcmNBIH.
Hanntvtnro High and Low Pressure Steam Engtp—
for Land,River and Marine Bervloe.
Boilers. Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, Ac,
Castings of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roots for Gas Worki, Workshops and
Railroad Stations, Ac.
Retorts and Gas Machinery, of Use latest and most
improved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery; and
sugar. Saw and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Opes
Steam Trains, Deflators, Filters, Pumping Es-
Sole Agents for TS. BiUenx’a Patent Sugar Bollrj
Apparatus, Nesmyth’a Patent Steam Hammer
Aapinwall «fc WooUey’a Patent Centrifugal Sogai
Draining Marhln*.
GAS FIXTURES—MIBKKY. MERUrr.t. g
THAGKARA, NO. 718 CHESTNUT street
MannHctnrers of Gss Fixtures, Lamps, Ac,, Ac.,
,Tould call the attention of the public to their largf
and elegant assortment of Gss Chandeliers, Pendant*
Brackets, Ac, They also introduce Gas pipes Intc
Dwellings and Public Buildings, and attend to extend
ing, altering and repairing Gas pipes. All work war
ranted. jam
lAHXS *. wmeHT. THOSSTOS raUS. or.vmm *
SBZSOOtt. THEODOBE WBIBHT. mmCBSULL,
PETER WRIGHT A SONS,
Importers of Earthenware,
and
Shipping aad Commission Merchants,
No. 115 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
!)BIVV WELLS.-OWNERS OF PROPERTY.—Th»
a only place to get Privy Wells Closnsed and Disln
•’scted, at very low prices. A.PEYBSON,
Mannltotnrer of Poudretta,
Goldsmith's Hail. Library strsat
WHITE GUM ARABia—For sale by WILLIAM
ELLIS & 00., Druggists, No. 721 MARKET
street.
ROSE WATER.—Double Distilled Bose Water, con
stantly on hand and for sale by WILLIAM
ELLIS <fc CO., Dmgglata, Mo. Til MARKET street.
018 EAM OP TART AH.—Pare Cream of Tartar and
O Soda, for sale by WILLIAM ELLIS &CO , Drug
glßls.Mo.72t MARKET street.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER, fresh from the
■Lv Borises to Virginia.
BLUE LICE WATER, fresh also, and to quantity.
Por sale by the gallonlor bsrrel.
HENRY C. BLAIR’S SONS,
Eighth and Walnut streets.
CIOD LIVER OIL (new made) regularly received u
> quantities suitable to the trade. w
ALCOHOL, 95 per cent, finest quality to best of pack
Refined CAMPHOR, to original packages.
Ipecac Boot, Ipecac powdered: Ipecac, powdered, b
fc. bottles; Powdered Calisaya Bark, Powdered Rhn
oarb,Powdered Jalap, to bottfee, for sale by JOHMC
BARER A CO., No. 718 Market s treet.
I?XTRACT OF BEEP Jbr beef tea or Essence ol
Lcßeefln sickness or fcrjonpsfbr table use. Madi
uElgto, Illinois, by Gall Borden, from the Juices ol
choice beef and la superior to IdellclQU3 Uavor antf
quality to any hitherto known. Packets with full di
'fdtlonß, one doUar each. HUBBELL, Apothecary
mo Chestnnt street.
rVEUaOISTB’ SUNDRIES. Graduates Mortars
Fill Tiles,Combs, Brush a. Mirrors, TweuMrs.Pttl
Sores, Horn Scoops, Surgical Instruments, Truss
•lardsnd Boft Robber Goods,Vial Cases, Glia ut
Metal Syringe*, As., an at “First Hands"prices.
' SNOWDEN A BROTHER,
apS-tfl 28 South Eighth street;
ROBERTBHOEMAKKR A Oft. N. R. COBNEJ
FOURTH AMD RACE STREETS, WholauUl
urnggtote. Manufacturers and. Dealers to Wlnioa
Stoss, Whlte Lead, and Patois ol every description
offer to the .trade, or consumers, a complete stock 01
goods to their line, at the lowest market rates.
_ . ROBERT SHOEMAKER A 00,,
Northeast oorner Fourth and Race street!.
RAV RUM,—Jusv received, "an invoice of Genotoi
nar Fourth and Race streeia
BTOYEB ASP HEiTEBS.
THOMBOI<rB_ I JONDON KITCHENER OB
J&& EUROPEAH RAHGE3, for families, hotels
JamV or public institutions In TWENTY DIFFER
ENT SOBS. Also. Phlladelihta ItaSgiss, Hoi
a|r Furnaces. Portable Heaters, Low-down Grates,
Flreboard Btovea, Bath Boilers, Stewholenlates, Broil
ers, Cooking Stoves, etc., wholesale and retail by tbs
manufacturers, -
mj2l-m,w,f,6mo
■ Jk JOB BABTLETT & SOB.
jSEOt Manufacturers of the
v CELEBSATED .
/BAKTIBTT HEATEBS, '»
Cooking Bulges, Gas Ovens, & sheet Iron Work
ox every description, A splendid assortment of
BEGISTRBS ANB VENTILATOBS,
and Sliver’s Air. tight stoves,
always on hand, at
No. 924 Arch Street,
, ; Philadelphia,
THOMAS a DIXON * SONS,
fS9 L»te Andrews A Dixon,
J—< No, 1824 CHESTNUT street, FWDUUISSIa)
DOW-DOWN,'
PABLOK,
CHAMBER,
. V •. OPflOB"
pm
K ' ' EEOffiTEBS, VSNHISSa®
AND
OHUENBY-OAP9,
OOOBTOa-HANHBaKBATH-JSOIDXRa, «U
«CM WHOT.TOAI.B Mia BZTAHi
199 bebookb caßaooab; otdiqo now maim
mtrJSPJM'.M'f® WINGfoxI»II6TJOB*
WnInRM«M»«
ansßioASr.
BVBINIISB CARDS.
DRHUB.
SHAEPE4 THOMSON,
So. 209 North Second street.
NATIONAL
IXCHffISE BANR
WILL BEHOVE TO ITS
NEW BANKING BOUSE
Nos. 633 and 635 -
Cliestmxt Street,
ON OB ABOUT
THE 15th OOTOBEB NEXT.
A. BOYD, President.
STOCK BROKER.
GEO: HENDERSON, JR.,
i
NO. 223 DOCK STREET.
Having resumed business, I am prepared to make
Cash or Time purchases and sales of Stocks, Bonds’
Ac.
.Stockscarried at 6 per cent, interest, without any:
extra charge.
Orders executed in New York, Boston aad Balti
more. seer-sm.
ISAAC 0. JONES, JR,
STOCK BROKER,
3Vo. 140 S. Third. St.
Government Loans, Stocks and other Securities
Bought and Sold at the Philadelphia Board of Brokers.
aeM-im*
:
& V.
/5>
O SPECIALTY. %
SMITH, RANDOLPH it CO.
BANKERS AND BROKER!,
!• Sontb Third at., | SHaamitmit
Philadelphia. [ Hew Toti,
STOCKS AND GOLD
BOUGHT AND BOLD 8N ODHKZBBUMt,
INTKREBT ALLOWED OH DEPOSITS, el
BANKING HOUSE
OF
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J\YO)OKE&(]p.
112 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PTTTT.atva
Dealers in all Government Securities.
OLD 5 20’s WANTED
IN EXCHANGE FOB NEW.
A LIBERAL DIFFERENCE AHOWED
Compnnd Interest Notes Wanted.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT.
Collections made; Btocks Bought and Sold on Com
mission.
special Abus Iness accommodations reserved for
5-SO’s,
V 3-l O’s,
1881 J s,
10-40’s,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOJP,
BOUGHT AND SOLD. '
D 1 HAVEN & BRO„
i *
40 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
MQOUB&.
REMOVAL.
JERRY WALKER,
WINE MERCHANT,
HAS BEHOVED TO
Ho. 421 WALNUT STREET,
o=4-12# PHILADELPHIA.
"" Baccessor to Geo. V. Gray* •*
BKEWBK,
21,26, 28 and 30 South Sixth St, Philad'a,
Fuu Old Stuck & Nut-Brown Aits, 6 .
for Family and MedlolAS^^^y 1
HER MAJESTY
CHAMPAGNE,
J\ S’. DTJHTOS',
tSKoora raoar vt» ms askht.
■ WnSKa-The attention oftha trad* U (oUdMdt M
aboveWUnnk
MADEutAS—OId Island. II Tumwi nld.’
SHERRIES—CampbeII A Co., single, doublg nl
Wplo Grape, K. Crusoe A Sons, Rudolph, TWU. Sl*g,
S] 3sSJ&h,®si Wll w>ap. VaUette. •
POBTs—Vsllette, vwho Velio Bed, Dantcn ut
i SehoUo Valente * COm Vintages ISUtoUM.
OLABETS—erase His Ererai sad BClKstsphs Ohsll
tan Laminy. /
BtItoAOO*
; ittJSOAT—de Prcmtimsn. •
. CHAMPAGNES— j&neit Irrony, !I Goldca Cter.V
ftwH? 1 Her **WBrtrand ßayaiusblnst and:ouua
; B strwfc'
EOB SALE—A large assortment of new
HEsSe* and second-hand Carriages, top and no top
Buggies,BocSaways and Germantowna.and Express
Wagons, GEO. DODD & SONS, No, 480 RACE street,
KOS, Ml and 23S CBOTOi OCIUM
AUCTION B&JLEB,
MTHOHAS& SONS, AUCTIONEERS,
* asdMl Sooth BODRTEatiwS. ;
BALESOF BTOCKBAND BEAL EBTATB
At the Exchange, every TUESDAY, atuo’docknooi ;
SBF Handbill* ofeachproperty-janied separately i
ana on theSatnrdaypravfoaßtoeochsalezooo csstt- i
•lognea to pamphlet am. giving ftUi description*, 1
. EffiAi AT PRIVATE SALeT ;
i .Printed catalogues, comprialng aeveral.hundis* !
thousand dolio-s.lnclnding every deecrlp tionof cit: \
andcountrypropcrty, from the - smallest.dwelilnjati .
the moet elegant mansions, alftgmnt country seat* >
forme, business raroperties, Ac.
-jg* FuaMii.'ljuE-SA-Lia at the Auctisn Stan i,
-EVERY THURSDAY. : - : I
03-Particular attention given to udea at Prlvaii '
BSTiences.Ao. uv::i v .-
BTOOKB. Ac.
.... ON TUESDAY. OUT. 16,
-- At 12 o'clock noon, at the Phlladelphla-Exchange
25shsre3 American Incrustation Co. 1
1 sharePolntßreeze. Park Association.: I ;
. Sab area Enterprise Insurance’Co. •
66 share® Green and Coates streets PflM.Bfcllwa2r 00,,
.. 200 shares Gold Mining Co.
*BO ahareaProYitfent Lifeana Trust Co. 1 : • 1
of Muslcwith ticket. •
' lOOshareaPhcenlx ißsarahcaCo*. 1
1 Library Co. . . ■ •,
library Co i
: .100 shares North lns Co. l
2 shares Insurance Co. State of Pennsylvania. ,
Coropany? St * o,nac^er ’ s Piano Porte Manufacturing.
600 shares Bunkard Oil Co.; asaetaments paid, v
--■■■■■■■ BEAL ESTATE SALE. OCT. IS. 1 1
WUI lncludS-T’ ‘
Court Sale—Estate of Admiral Georve-
C.-- Brad, dec'd—MODERN TBCREE43TOBY Bill OK i
BE3IDBNCE, with threeßtoSblSk bolWinSNa
1i24 Clinton Bt, east of Eleventh at; has all the modern
conveniences. Lot 20 feet front, 128 feet deep to Pine
8t Two valnable fronts. - '
Same Estate—Ground Bent {at 31 a year.
Con -1 Sale—Estate of Peter Hulme, deed—
Desirable THBEE-bTOBY BRICK RESIDENCB,
No. 1221 Sprucest, west of Tweilth st; has the modern
conveniences. Immedletepossession.
Orphans’ Conrt Sale—Estate of George W. Bnrr.
dec’d—THBE&STOBYBBXCK DWELUNG, Ele
venth at, south Of Master.
Same Estate—TßßEE-BTOBY BRICK DWELL
ING, Diamond at. west of Second.
_Same. Estate—THßEE-BTOBY BRICK DWELL
ING, Norris at. west of Apple.
Same Eutate-THBEE-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, Clayton st, west of Twenty-second.
_ Same Estate—THREESTOBY BRICK DWELL
ING, Thompson st, east of Germantown road. •
Same Estate—THßEE-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, adjoining the above.
Same Estate—THßEE-BTOBY BRICK DWELL
ING, Hancock st. north oi Monroe.
Bame Estate—FßAME DWELLING, IPalethorp st,
north of MOnroe. ' __
Same Estate-FRAME DWELLING, adjoining the
above. - ■ - ■
Same Estate-THBEESTORY BRICK DWELL
ING, Marvine et, north of Hafter.
Same Estate-THBEESTORY BRICK DWELL
ING. adjeinlng the above.
Same Ehtate—THEEE-STOBY BRICK DWELL
INg Philip at, south of Diamond
Fxecutors Peremptory Sale—Estate of Josenh H.
Roberts, Esq., deceased. Very valnable BUSINESS
.STAND, four-story brick Store, No. 51 Sonth Fonrth
street, naar Chestnnt street; la an excellent boalhes:
Btand. Sale absolute.
Executor's Sale—Estate of Julvann and Ann Schlv
ely. Very valuabe BUSINESS LOOATION, Third
and Chestnut streets; two desirable bulldldgs.Nos. 106
and 111 Sonth Third street, south of Chestnnt street;
occupied as brokers’ offices; 3S feet lront. Terms, half
cash. • ,
Sale—Three-story Brick HOTEL and
DWELLING, No. 473. North Fourth street, between
JSob.e and Buttonwood streets, with a two story bri<*
buUding In the rear, formerly occupied as a brewery.
Executor’s Peremptory Sale-Estate of Catharine
Parrel, deceased; two-story Brick DWELLING
Cherry street, between Broad and Juniper.
TO CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS, &A-Extra vain
able LOT. N. E. comer of Pine and Sixteenth streets
Seventh Ward;2o6 feet front on Pine, 193,1 feet onftix
teenth. and 200 feet on Randolph street. Three vain
able fronts. Plans at the auction rooms.
Large and Handsome RESIDENCE, No. 2008 West
Delanroy Place, between Spruce and Pine, and west oi
Twentieth street; has all the modem conveniences
Rrttucdlate possession. Keys next door. Terms,
fltt.ooo may remain.
Handsome Country RESIDENCE. 3 acres of the
“Bonaparte Estate,” on the high bluff overlooking the
river Delaware, at Bordentown. N. J. It is bnbt In
Italian style, contains 14 rooms, and has the modern
conveniences.
Modern lbree story Brick RESIDENCE, with don
Die buck buildings No. 1822 Wallace etreetThas all the
modem conveniences. Immediate possession.
Model ■ three-story Brick 1 RESIDENCE, with font
story back buildings. No 919: Pine street; has all the
modem conveniences. Immediate possmalon. Keys
at the auction rooms. 36 feet front. -
Modem fonr-etory - Brick RESIDENCE, No.' 1219
Green street, west of Twelfth street; has the modem
conveniences. Immediate possession. Keys at the
auction rooms.
. P®temp ory.Sale—Gentee l three stary Brick DWEL
LING, No. 1014 Sonth Third street corner of Bussell
street. Has modem conveniences. Sale absolute.
Trustees’ Sole—Valuable three story Brick FAC
TORY. steam engine, shafting, Ac., Warren street
Beverly, N.J.
Three-story Brick STORE and DWELLING, 8. K.
corner of Third .and George streets, and two frame
Dwellings on O eorge street.
Throe-siory Brick DWELLING,No. 415 North Ninth
Street, south of Noble street: has gas, bath. Ac.
Three-story Brick DWELLING, No. 1843 Christian
street, west orEighteentb: has gas, bath, Ac.
Peremptory Bale—Eight Mount MoriahlCemeterr
Lota.
SALE 23d OCTOBER will hadnde-
Execn tors’ Sale—Estate of James N. Dickson, do
ceased—Extra Valuable Business Stands—Two four
story Brick STORES, Nos 426 and 42S Market street
extending through to Merchant street Lot 33 feet
front, 118 feet deep. i
Executors’ Sale-Estate of Wm. WHberforca Wls-
Ur—The Elegant COUNTRY SEAT and FARM
known as "Hilton,” late residence of Wm. Wtlberforce
Wistar: 100 acres,on the Verree road, 10 miles from
the city, near the Fox Chase, and 2 miles from Bustle
ton. Also, stone tenant house, two commodious atone
barns, Ac.
Peremptory Sale-VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS
LOCATION—'THREE-STORY BRICK STORE, No.
1224 CHESTNUT st, extending through to SANSOM
at—two valuable fronts. Sale absolute.
Further panic ulars hereafter.
SALE OF A VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY.
SL ON FRIDAY’ AFTERNOON. OCT. 12.
At tne auction store, by order of Executors, the va
luable law Library of the late Garrick Hallery, Esq ,
Including the Pennsylvania and other Beports.
Also, superior oak Bookcase with glass doors.
SALE OF A LAW LIBRARY.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON,
October 15, at the auction store, commencing at 4
e’clcck.the Valuable Law Library of the late LC.
Van Dyke. Esq- Including a number of Pennsylvania
and other Reports,
Sale No. 2C17 Pine street
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. MIRROR, CHANdK-
I.IRRS.CARPETS. CHINA, dc,
• ON TUESDAY MORNING,
At 10 o clock, at No. £U7 Pine street, by catalogue,
the Superior Walnut Parlor and Dining room FurDi
;>re, chamber Furniture, Mirror, Handsome Ghande
lien.China and Glassware, Fine Matressss, Brussels
Carpets, Ac. Also, the Kitchen Utensils.
_.Sale No. 113 South Sixteenth street.
H £^P,?.9. I . CE „^ AI ' :N ut FURNITURE, mantel
MIRHOR. CHAN’DEUERS. MATRES3E3, ELE
GANT BRUSSELS CARPETS, Ac.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
At 10 o’clock, at No. 11S South Sixteenth street by
catalogue, the handsome Walnut Parlor Furniture,
superior Chamber and Dining-room Furniture, lice
ilantle Mirrors,.ChandeUers, Slatressea and Beddine
elegant Brussels and Imperial Carpels, Kitciien Uten-
BUS, AC.
May be examined early on the mi amine of sala.
Thomas, birch <& son. auctiontvr ft -r.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS?^
■ No. mo CHESTNUT sirees,
(Hear entrance 1107 Sansom street/) *
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY D*
SCKIPTION RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT.*
HALES, EVEBT FRIDAY MOENINGT
Sales of Furniture at Dwellings. attended to on ih
m _ _ _ • most Reasonable Terms.
SALS OF REAL &O ., AT.TH?
EXCHANGE.'
TiiOilAS BIRCH & SO* respectfully inform the!
Wenda and the public that they are prepared to *tten*
to the sale of Heal Estate by auction anaat private salt
_. Bale at No. 1334 Walnot street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, LARGE FRENCH
PLATE MANTEL AND PIER MTRROR, CHICK
EBING GRAND PIANO FORrEFINE CARPETS
CURTAINS.F BENCH CHINA VaBE, Aci
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCrt. 17,
At 18 o’clock, at No. 1334 Walnut, street, will be sold
the entire Furniture of a family leaving the city, com
prising elegant Carpet, seven large French Plate Man
tel and Pier Mirrora,Chlckering Grand Plano Forte,
Parlor, Sitting-room. Dining room and Chamber Fur
niture, fine Curtains, French China, lotofGla-s, Plated
Ware, Ac.
Catalogues will be ready for distribution at the Auc
tion Stt re on and after October 10.
„ Sale at No. 1901 Green street.
HANDSOME FCRNITTBE, ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORTE. LARGE FRENCH PLATE MIRROR,
FINE CARPETS, Ac.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 24.
At io o’clock, at No. 1901 Green stre-t, will be Bold,
by catalogue, the Furniture of a family declining
housekeeping. “
Particulars in future
Catalogues will be ready at the auction store on the
Monday prevlons to sale,
TTIHE PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLISHMENT
: X S.E. comer of SIXTH and RACE streets.
Money advanced on Merchandise general!?
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold and Sliver Plata
and on all articles of value, for any length of tlmi
agreed on. , • . ,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT PRIVATE SAL*
i Fine Gold Hunting, Case, Donbleißottom and Onsi
Face English, American and Swiss Patent Leva;
Watches; Fine Gold Hunting Case and Open Face Li
Sine Watches; Fine Geld Duplex and other Watch as
ine Silver Hunting case and Open Face Vni.i'-n
American and Swiss T-Patent Lever.' and Leplm
Watches; Double Case English Quartier and other
Watches; Ladles' Fancy Watches; Dlamond Breu!
plus; Finger Rings; Rings, Studs, Ac,; FlneGplJ
; Also, several Lots In Bonth' Camdssl Fifth ini ‘
Chestnut streets,
PHHIFFORDECO,,. :v;
X ' _ AUCTIONKEBS,
No. COS MARKET street
' . SALE OF; 1600 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
Wo will sell - .....
. ON MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 15. •
by. catalogue, commencing at ten o'clock, 1600, cases
prime Boots, Shoes, Brogans, 7 Balmorals; Congress
Gaiters, Slippers, &c,. comprlslng, a prime and
assortment goods, f« fall sales. ,
AUCTION BASES*
J AMES A.. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER, ‘
EBTATe'aNB
th?«3^?^™ 7^ocknoo'n: rt
tne Eztnange, wlli include the following^
- STOCKS.
fntio^d^h&^feSSa^l 11 Co-Stock. pars 2%
Company. Able on account oPrchomitmay «mMrn Ur ®
mSSSSSKS? Bal-
K-10 shares Steubenville and Indiana Rallroal Oo
150 shares Schomacker Piano MAnafacturimr no
No. 1113 POPLAR ST-a tbree-atory brick hnnifl
with back bnildlngs, Poplar and Kurtz “u I7b?ffl
feet, and 251 leetwldeon the ream
Sato—Estate of JiarshabaSlull, dec’d, tour*
No, 905 KURTZcSTBEET—A--.three-story bride
house and lotadjoinlng the aboye.ls by 441 feet cim?
Samcßstate. . ,
No. 907 KURTZ STREET—House adjoining, is bv
451 feet. - Clear.” Sam&Estate.' j - B -*
No. 272 SOOTH SECOND STREET—A every valu
able .ptore Property, Second and. Spruce, 29JT feet on
Second street and 211 fleet on Spmcestreet,'forming an
L, being ICS fret 8 IncbeS deep. The store is a very de
sirable business location, ana tbe dwelling portion haj
all the conveniences. Immediate Possesion, JSnecu
tor’sSdte, Esta'ddf AndreivEeyter dee’d.
No, 1134 SOUTH FIFTH STREET.—A neat three-
Btory brick, dwelling, with back buildings, andaU the
conveniences., dear.
80. 824 (lEABEY STREET.—A’three story brick
dwelling ano lot; Fifteenth Ward, 15 by 57 feet. Clear.
Orphans’ COUrtSale.~Esmte'SrElßm-fPrPaUTiTli!c’a~-
$204 GROUND BENT.—A. ground rent or-$204 per
annum' (silver) out of,lot, with Improvements, EigUtU
street, below Jefferson, 68 by lfifffeet
No. 905 CHAR LOTTK STREET—A two-story brick
house, above Poplar, street, Wi by 73 feet. Clear.
Orphans’. Court Sate-EstateoTBinUh r miaors.
, NO. 2335 N. 7TH ST.—A, brick dwelling, sUnghter
house,eheddlßg, &c., 7th et,', below York, 34by 112 feet,
SamcEstete . ‘ i i ■ ’ . ' - ■ .
ST—Tvro ietory brick dwellings,
Marshall at., below Yorfc. each 17 by 721 fret. - WUlbs
sold separately. Bame Estates
MAYLAND ST.—Two dwellings; one brick and the
otter frame. Nos. 18 and is May land st. (north of Race,
hoove sth), each 15 by 4a feet. Sold separately. Clear,
NO. 1209 ELLSWORTH BT.-A three-3tory brick
nonse aad lot, 2d Ward, 16 by GG feet. Orphans’ Court
°V&-? ,ta teof Ann Mcßuigan,dec’ll. --
. 19TH -AND TATLOW STS.-Three«tory brick
honse, N. W. coraerils by 58 fret. Orphans’. Court Bale.
Estate of Georges. Ontmus, deifd.
, No. -113 N. NINTH ST.—A three story brick Dwel
ling and Lot, above Bntionwood, 17 by 58 feet. Or
phans' Court Sale, Estate of Miru L. Austin, deCd.
LOT. TWENTY-SEVENTH ST.—A Lot Twenty
seventh, above Master, Twentieth Ward, JalJby.lM
feet. Bame Estate. '
’SEVEN ACRES. SECOND ST. AND MOYAMBKS
ING hOAD. FlBfex WARD.—-A valSble tract of
about7scream the First Ward, -near the southern
termini of the care, and valnable 'for building pur
poses. It will be divided Into 7 tracts and seld as In
tersected by Second, Cantrell, Winton and Jackson
streets and Moyamenslng avenue. Plans, 82c. at the
Aucllon Store, Orphans 7 Court Absolute Sate—Estate
o/Menry Barry, dafd, '
; BS* CATALOGUES BEADY ON FBIDAY.
TO BENT—MANSION AND FUBNITUBE.
A very elegant Double Mansion, turnlahed com
pletely, In a fashionable part of the city. To be rented
for six months from Ist of November; Apply at tha
auction store. -• ",
DI JOHN ;B. MYEBSA-00., AUUTXOHEauseO
Jj Noe, maud 234MABK tgx-gtreat.comer of Bank
r.ATtGE PEREMPTORY BALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUBOPEAN DBY GOODS. *O.
ON MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 15.
At 10 O’clock, will be sold, by catalogue, ON FOUX
MONTHS CREDIT, aboutBoolota ofFrencb, Indla,Qer
man and British Dry Goods, embracing a full assort
ment of fimeyand staple articles 1b silks, worsteds,
woolens, linens and cottons.
N.B.—Goods arranged’for examination and cata
logues ready early on morning of sale.
LARGE POSITIVE HALE OP FRENCH, SAXONYI
ITALIAN, AND BRITISH DBY GOCODH Ar-
NOTlCE—lndnded in our -sale of MONDAY. OcO.'
15$ wQI be /bund in part the following, via—
i DBEBSGOODS^
.Pieces PariSd*plain and printed Merinoea and 3M
, Lalnes.
do black and colored Beps, plain and figured
Persians.
do black, col’d and fancy Mohairs, and Alpaeas;
do Princess and Empress doth. Trrtan Plaids,
do Poll de Chevres, Mohair Cords and Mixtures.
Pieces Lyons black Taffetas and Gros da «m»
do solid colors and fancy Poult do Soie3.
do Gros Grains. Gros de Naples, drapde Francs.
SHAWLS Ac.
Fell llnee black Thibet Square and Square Shawls,
wool fringes.
Full lines Broche Long and Squire Shawls and
Scarfs. ■
WHITE GOODS, Ac.
Full lines Cambrics, BrllUanu, Jaconets.’Nainsooks.
PnU Urea Lawns. Marseilles Quilts, Shirt Fronts.
Also, Gloves. Bib bona. Ties, Silk Scarfr. Balmoral
and Hoop Skirls,Dress onddoak Trmmlngs. Bm
tons.Bndds. [Sawing Silk, Bnspendra. Embroideriar,
Umbrellas, Ac. -
LABGE PCMniVK SALE OE BOOTB. SHOBB.
BBOGANB. TRAVELING BAGaT’Ab
ON TUESDAY MORNING. OCrTI6,
At 10 o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue, on four
months' credit, about' 1,500 packages Boots, Shoes, Bal
morals, Ac., embracing aprlme and fresh assortment
of nrst-class City ana Eastern manufacture. Ones
for examination with catalogues early on the munfii,.
of sale. “
LARGE POSITIVE BALE OF BRITISH. FRENCH.
_ GERMAN AND DOMEOTIO DBY GOODS,
We will hold a Large Sale of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, by catalogue, on four months’ credit and
part ftr cash. _____ £
On THURSDAY MOBNINGS,;
October 18, at id o’clock, prahrareng about 900
pat sages and lots of staple and fancy articles. In
wcolera worsteds, linens, sllka and cottons.
N. B.—Catalogues ready and goods arranged fax
examination early on the morning of salt
B SCOTT, JSt,. APCITONRgP., “
* IMO GHESTNOT Street
CARD.—We are now prepared to make arrangement
for special sales of Oil Paintings or any other works of
art, Onr location being In the centre of the most fash
ionable thoroughfare of onr city makes it a desirable
resort for connoisseurs and lovers o’ art in general.
N. R—Sales of merchandise In general solicited.
Personal attention given to out-door sales.
B. SCOTT. Jb.
LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE WORKS OF "ART
COMPRISING ALABASTER VASES. BRONZE
GRODPES, FIGURES AND CLOCKS, VERDE
ANTIQUE , STATUARY, ITALIAN Varrt.e.
groupes And figures, ac., ac.
All or the recent Importation of MESSRS. VITI
BROS., (late \ lto Vltl & sons) to take place at Scott’s
Philadelphia Art Gallery, ltaa Chestnut street.
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
17th and lSlh Inst., at II o’clock A. M. and ~H P. af,
iachday, “
7h Is choice and valuable collection of Works of Art
will be arranged for examination on Tnesdav tetH
. mst„ and will comprise Id part- aueaaay, isth
marble statuary.
FretiaiSriS ** BQ3t 0f 1110 lat 9
celtbylro G fflr^ B6rloUnl ' Charlty aad
A copy of Carusl’s celebrated master-piece. Fidelity
A copy of Powers’s celebrated Greek Slave.
Four handsome Garden Statues. Nemesl Bacchus
Mercurio and Painting.
Figures of Resignation, Peace and War Ac.:
VERDE ANTIQUE STATUARY.
La Lotta Romance, L. Ercole, Wild Boar. Race of
the Sabines. Apollo dl vel Vedere, Fannof’ljSnlSf
Canova and Switzerland Venus, Vases Ac.
ALABASTER ORNAMENTS?
Vases and Urns of entire new designs, never hereto
fore exhibited In this country; valuable Casfelllna
Agate and-A’marmo Vases, Urns and Cnntaara*. oi*
Grecian, Boman and Gothic designs; tine artistic
Gronptsand Flgnresof Diana, Subnatnce. Povesella-
Musa.Loxeand Venue. Venus di Gaby. Ac.
_. , - BRONZES.
The largest and most c-' mplete ever offered in this
market, comprising figures of Cid and Ror de Thnlei
Balattion de la Moselle, Reverie. Polouals Huguenots,
Charlemagne, Mazeppa, Black Prince. Horse Battle!
Ac. line gilt 21 day Clocks, with Candelabras to
match; elaborate Card Receivers, Ac. '
. .The above collection Is one of the finest everexhl
■hited in this market, and is well worthy the attention
of the lovers of art.
A . HOLLAND, AUCTIONEER, ■ ~
H. 1203 MARKET street
. Sale at No. 1903 Mount Vernon street,
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
PIANO FORTE, BY BTECK: ENGLISH BRUS
SELS CARPETS, SUPERIOR WALNUT PARLOR
AND CHAMBER FURNITURE MADE BY
HENKEL; RICH LACE AND CBIMSON REP
CURTAIN S.AC. • ■
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
Oct. 16, at lo o’clock, at No. 1903 Mount Vernon st
wlllbesold, the entire of a gentleman re!
moving from the city, comprising superior English
Brussels Carpets, very superior walnut Parlor?l£
Erary, ptnlng-rpom and Chamber Furniture, made by
Henkel; rfegant rosewood seven octave Plano Forte,
made by Steck; .Glass and Qneenaware, Belrlgeratora,
(SC., txCa • J
The furniture has been used only a few months.
The house Is to rent
Catalogues ready fbr distribution at the auction
rooms on Monday. . .
. a: i,,,. Sale at 1263 Market street
■ E S3SS?iSS- ASSO:RTarENT OF SECONDHAND
FURNITURE, FINE PIANO FORTE, BY GALE;
SUPERIOR WALNUT BEDSTEADS. DRESSING
BUREAUS, OFFICE TABLES, SECRETARY;
bookoasi s. wardrobes, sideboards:
PARLOR AND DINING CHAIRS, CARPETS,
QUEENSWARP, 4c.
; T ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.
pet. 17, at 9 o’clock, will be sold by catalogue, a
largequsntlty of Furniture, from families removing,
comprising Pa-lor, Chamber, Dining room, Library
and office Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beds, Superior
Matresses, Ac.
Also, Trunks, Carpetßags, Parcels, Ac.; sold on ac
count of Express Company.
Also, 12 large SchoolMsps. j-,
■Tv AVIS A HARVEY, AUCTIONEERS,
S } (Late with M. Thomas A Sons.)
Store No, 333 Chestnut street.
FURNITURE RALES at the store every Tuesday,
; SALKS .AT RESIDENCES will receive PMUMkE
attention. ' .
SnleNo ,1539 Soring Garden street. '
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. OIL PAINTINGS, FINS
TAPESTRY CARPETS. Ac.-
ON WEDNESDAY MOVING. ' ■
! October 17, at 10 o'clock! •
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