CIT I BULLETIN.
BALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOOKS,
Messrs. Thomas & Sons sold at the Ex
change, on Tuesday noon, the following
stooks and real estate, viz :
$7OO Philadelphia City Loan,
200 shares American Mutual In-
- enrance Company, at $5, , - 4000 . 00
1610 American - Mutual Insurance
Co.,
5 shares Bank Louisville, By.,
$97 50, - - - - - 487 50
6 "New Orleans Gaslight Co., .
$l6O, - - - - . - 960 00
*785 Mortgage LOan' Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal, 92 per
cent.,- - -
-:2 shares Del. and,chea. Canal,
240 00
$lOO scrip Del. & Ches. Canal, 57
percent; - - - - 57 Off
42 shires Union Canal, $3, - 126 00
*lOOO Mort.loan Union Cana142250 225 00
*52 50 scrip Union Mutual Ins. ( Co., 21 00
4165 si is • ss s• 68 00
1 share Point Breeze Park, - - 100 00
1 share Mercantile Library, - 7 50
250 shares Holyoke Mining Co.,
121 c., - - - - - - 31 25
16 shares Camden & Atlantic R.
R., ,:, - - - - - _ 128 00
2 shares Camden Land Co., $5O; 100 00
7 shares American Ins. Co., $7, 49 00
12 shares l'hcenix Mut. Ins. Co.,
- Valuable country seat, 19 acres,
Blockley township, 24th Ward,
$560 per acre, - - - - 10,640 00
'Tract of land, 87 acres; adjoining
the above, $575 per acre, - - 9,775 00
Desirable and well-built residence
No. 238 Pine street, - - -
'Three-story brick stbre, No. 9N.
nurth street, . - - - 12,003 00
Your-story brick store, No. 308 N.
Third street, - - - - 13,103 00
'Two-story brick dwelling, No. 5 a
Mayland street, - - - 1,290 00
Lot S. W. oor. Twenty-first and
Nicholas street, - - - 4,800 00
Lot Twenty-first street, north of
Oxford street, - - - •
Sinoe last report,at private sale:
Stores No. 10 and 12 North Front
street, - - - •
THE ABSCONDING WITNESSES CAPTURED.
—Clara Snyder and Kate Gibbs, the wit
nesses on the part of the Commonwealth in
the case of William Maguire, charged with
the murder of Maggie Baer, were arrested
last evening, in Wilmington, by Officers
_Ashton and Porter of the Quarter Sessions,
and brought to this city and were taken to
Moyamensing Prison. Upon very slight
information received, the officers before
mentioned, went at noon yesterday to Ches
ter, and proceeded to a small hotel in: that
place, and ascertained that the parties they
were in search of had been there from the
previous afternoon, (accompanied by two
men,) but that they had all gone in a car
riage to Wilmington; the officers imme
diately took the train for that place. The
girls stopped at a hotel on the New Castle
road, iled the Grant House, and had been
there about - twenty minutes before the offi
cers appeared. They were considerably
surprised at being discovered, and stated
that they had left Philadelphia on the after
noon of Tuesday, and - gone directly to
Chester.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOOKS, &C.-
-James A. Freeman, Auctioneer, sold yes
terday, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Philadel
phia ixcimnge, the following:
.Frame house and lot, Hestonville,
20 feet front by 151 feet deep, - $4OO 00
Lot of ground, Ninth and Reed sta.,
216 feet front by 112 deep, - - 7,600 00
Three story brick dwelling and lot
of ground, Twenty-second street,
below Oxford, 16 feet front by 57
feet deep. Subject to $5l ground
rent, - - - - - 1,900 00
Three story brick tavern stand and
dwelling, and lot of ground south
west corner of Eighteenth and
Naudain street, 16 feet front by 67
feet deep, - - - - - 3,700 00
LARCENY OF SthvEnwAs.E.—Two colored
women, named Anna Maria Dale and Eliza
beth Forman, had a hearing before A'der
=Lan Beitler, charged with the larceny of
silverware and wearing apparel, the pro
perty of Mrs. Rosanna Fraley, living at No.
:313 Space street. Most of the goods stolen
from the home were recovered by Detective
.Sommers at different pawnbrokers, where
Elizabeth Forman had pawned them. The
_latter states that the articles were given to
her to pawn`by Anna Maria, who was em
ployed iat the house as a domestic. Eliza
beth, it seems, was employed for one day at
the residence. Both defendants were com
mitted.
THE NEW Crry Cour:am—The Repub
lican members of the new City Councils
-.caucused yesterday afternoon for officers.
"The result was: Select Council—Joshua
Sperini, President; Benjamin Haines, Chief
Clerk; Robert Bethell, Assistant Clerk, and
_Mortimer L. Johnson, Messenger. Com
mon Council—Joseph F. Marcer, President;
-John Eckstein, Chief Clerk, and Abraham
Etewart, Assistant Clerk; Charles M. Car
penter and Gavin Neilson, Messengers.
'The vote in Select Council was: Mr. Spa
ring, 10; Mr. Wagner, S. In Common
Council Mr. Marcer was nominated over
:Harper by a vote of 22 to 16.
I !IRE GAS WORKS INVESTIGATION.—The
Special Committee of Select Council ap
pointed to investigate into the naanegement
of the Philadelpinia Gas Works, met last
evening in Select Council Chamber, when
:Mr. George Mcllwaine was examined in re
ference to furnishing stop-cock boxes to the
-Gas Trust. He testified that he entered into
a contract with the Trust, and sold the boxes
-at $1 90 each. For boxes sold to other par
ties he received $2 each. He allowed the
'Trust five per . cent. off for cash. James
Doeppers, Robert Patterson and other wit
nesses were examined,after which the Com
mittee adjourned.
CONCERT THIS EVENING.—A grand con
cert will "be given at the Assembly Build
ings, this evening, by Miss Anna Fithian,
.a graduate of the Pennsylvania Institution
:for the Instruction of the Blind, assisted by
the following talent : D. D. Wood, Geo. W.
Re bold, John Righter, Wm. H. McCollin,
_B. Parvin, Miss Maria Gill; Prof. E. Mack,
-Conductor. The programme is a very at
tractive one.
BOLD TBTEF.—Before Alderman Beitler,
yesterday afternoon, W. H. Williams had
a hearing upon the charge of the larceny of
_a, pocket-book containing $95, from John
Thompson. The latter testified that on last
Friday evening,at Harmony court and Mid
aon alley, defendant snatched the pocket
book out of his, hand and ran off. Williams
was committed in defaultuf $2,500 bail for
trial. - ,
HousE or CoßEEcTioN.—The special com
mittee on the subject - will- report to City
- .Councils this afternoon.an ordinance to ap
propriate $lOOOOO for the erection of a House
-of Correction. Such an institution has long
been needed in this city, and itia to behoped
that it will be passed without delay.
PASSENGER. RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—Last
evening Augwita Litzenburger, aged seven
years, was run over by a passenger car, at
Third and Buttonwood streets, and had her
legs injured. She was taken •to her 'resi
dence, No. 322 North Third street.
BORED.--A member of the Vancouver's
Island Legis' lature,lSlCOlure by name, spoke
on a recent, occasion for seventeen consecu
five hours, to defeat an obnoxious bill, and
carried his point; only yielding the floor for
motions to adjourn. Probably his auditors
became so hungry and sleepy that they
voted on the principle of yielding to any
thing far a quiet life.
English Anthers and Lake Scenery.
A correspondent of the Utica Herald,
thus speaks of English lake scenery,
and of noted writers wbo made theiri
habitation among them
The scenery in the - lake district' is the
most lovely of any I have seen in Eng
,
land. It is not so grand as that, among,
the Alps, in Switzerland, but it has a
charm about it that is really enchanting
-
I went by train from Liverpool to Win.
dermere, and from there by private con
veyance to Ambleside, Rydal, Gras mar,
Thirlamere and Keswick. The weather.
was beautiful, and we got splendid views'
of Helvellyn, Saddleback, Skiddaw and
the other mountains. 'Miss Martineau
resides at Ambleside. Rydal was the
home of Wordsworth. Near Gras
mere is the cottage of Hartley Cole.'
ridge, and at Keswick that of Southey
and the elder Coleridge,'" Words
worth lies • in the, churchyard of
Grasmere, with nothing but - a, - plain,:
dark-colored slab to mark the spot. Near
by Is the grave of poor Hartley Coleridge,'
himself apoet and the son of a great
poet. SoutheY's monument in the.
churchyard at Keswick, and beneath
.which he-Is buried, is an elaborate piece'
'of sculpture. The house of Wordsworthl
is within two miles of Ambleside; that ,
of Dr. Arnold, the famous -teacher of
Rugby, is even at a less distance; and'
none had a better appreciation of the
gloriousscenes in which their feet were;
set than they. Miss Martineau still re
sides; at her charming residence, "The
Knoll," at that end of the straggling'
town which stretches toward Rydal.!
She is the only person of established ,
literary reputation, - of all the'
great array of splendid names;
that once made the district famone,:
who at present resides in it; although at
one time or another, the place has been
probably visited and sojourned in by,
almost every notable person in the land.
At Grasmere, an :humble white cottage
is pointed out, where Wordsworth lived,
just after his marriage, for several years;
where De Quincey resided after him,
and wrote his English "Opium Eater:"
where Coleridge and Southey and Lamb
and Charles Lloyd, must have all been
visitors at one time or another. The
scenery about Grasmere is indeed charm
ing—the wooded valley and village of
Grasmere, the western hills rising range
after range, the beautiful curve of Dun
mail Raise, and the winding of the now
and then seen Rothay, form a picture of
such different elements of beauty as
almost seems artificial and unnatural
from the Very variety of its charms.
- $705 00
9,100 00
- 1,950 00
- 26,000 00
IMPOBTATIONS.
Recorted far the Phuaaelmis Evening Bulletin.
NAVASSA—Barn Harvest Moon; Bartlett--H1 tons
gnano 3 E Barley & Co. .
Arrival and
.. 1 043eark steamerL
awes ?BON 70.11 DAV)
!dents .Livernool-Boston dc Phila. Oct. 16
Etna -L_iverpool...New York - Oct. 3l
P altos .E.avre...New York. Oct 21
Palmyra -LiverpoeL.New York Oct. 23
Hansa 'l3outhampton..New York Oct. 24
Damasctui .LiverpooL-Quebec .................NOv. 26
Britannia- Olasgow-New York OM. 28
Edinburg ..... ........LiverpooL.New York Oct. 27
Erin.-- --LiverpooL-New York. Oct, 31
City ofNew York....Liverpl-New York ..... --....0ct. 31
New York Southampton-New York& Oct. 31
Sair.ohla..--Southampton-New York. ...... ... .....Oct. 31
Nova Scotian. I,lverpool...Quebee .Nov. 1
Bosphorus .LiverpooL-Boston&Phila.......Nov. 3
Persia...-...........Liverp001...New York ...... --Nov. 3
_7O DBPAILT.
Tenawanda.....Phßadelphia-Savannah....- .Nov. 10
Peruvian....-Philadelphia-Liverpool _Nov. 10
bfanbeftsu . -New Yr. rk-Havans dt V C-.. Nov. 10
City of Paria.....New York...LiverpooL .Nov. 10
Caledonia.-- .New York... Glasgow.- Nov. 10
Ariz0na...........-New York-AspinwalL......--Nov. 10
Lonisiana.-......New York... Liverpool Nov.lo
Boma% .. . ..........New York... Hambur- ..... ....Nov. 10
Dentcbland......New York... Bremen --
Nov, 10
Australasian .New York.-Liverpool N0v.14
Colutabia.........New York-Ramos- -.....N0v. 14
Palmyra.. New York...Liverpool..—.....Nov. 14
City of New York...N York-LivezpOoL --Nov. 17
England ............ New.Nov. York... Liverpool . 17
Hansa.- .New York... Bremen -.Nov. 17
Damascus .. .--.Quebec-Liverpool. . . -- ....hov. 17
South America...N'ew Yerk...Bio Janetro;dtc......Nov. 22
IF THALM
4. MORRISON WATEB
T:11'010318 PNROT, iXONSELY 00
DATED FAUST,
1 4 - 0 0:41&,) *4: a • IVA a) IN 41: s
RCS RISKS, 638 I SEW SETS, 4 491 MOH WATER, 2 0
. .
Steamer D 'Utley, Davis, 24 hours from New York,
with incise to Wm 21 Baird do Co.
steamer .Alida, Lenny, 24 home from New York,
with mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer Bristol. Charles, :24 home from New York,
with mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to Wm M Baird ci: Co
Steamer Vineland, Hampton, from New York. with
mdse to captain.
Bark Harvest Moon. Bartlett. from Harass& 18th
nit with guano to J E Barley & Co—vessel to L Wes.
tergaard 28th nit. off Hatteras, encountered a very
heavy BE gale, which carried away main and mizzen
masts and all attached.
eark 811 M S, Crafts, 5 days from New Haven. In
ballast to L Westergaard.
Behr Gov Burton, Peacock, 6 days from Boston, with
mdse to captain.
Sax C A Stetson, Robinson, from Quincy Point,with
stone to captain
Bohr J L Leach, Endicott, from Boston, with mdse
to captain.
chr E M Duffield, Raynor. from Portland, Conn
with stone to captain.
Schr J H Moore.Nickerson, from Boston, with mdse
to Mershon it. Cloud.
Behr Golden. Eagle, Kelly,2 daps from New Bedford.
with oil to J B A Allen & Son.
Scbr John McCain, 11111. 2 dayd from Kennedy's
Ville, Md. with grain to Christian & Co.
to W
Tug
PCI Hudson,yde C
Carr, from Baltimore .. with 12 barges
dc o.
Steamer America. Virden 10 hours from Delaware
Breakwater, having in tow barks Harvest Moon and
B>rM S. At SAM on Tuesday, off the Capes. took in
tow and brought to the Delaware Breakwater, brig_
Prince of Wales, from Cuba for N York, sugar laden;
had been dismasteda gale on Sunday last, outside
the Capes of Delaware': the A - will tow her to N York
on Thursday. Passed in the bay bark Helen Sands,
from Liverpool.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Sir Colin Campbell (Br), Rirkness, Havre, E A
Sunder & Co.
Steamer A C Stirrers, Knox, New York, Wm P Clyde
& Co.
Steamer Chester. Warren. New York, W P Clyde dt,
Steamer Ann Elimlllehards. N York, W P Clyde &Co.
Steamer F Franklin. Pierson. Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Brig Leona (Br), Bishop, Wilmington,Del. E A Bonder
& Co.
Behr B J Merely, Meredith, Lynn, L Audenried & Co.
Tug Admiral D D Porter. emithers, with 12 barges for
Baltimore, W P Clyde & Co.
- MEMORANDA
Steamer Mayflower, Robinson, at Georgetown, DC
sth inst. from New York.
Steamer Heela (Br), Edmondson, cleared at New
York yesterday for Liverpool.
Steamer Mariposa, Quick, cleared at New York yes
terday for New Orleans.
Steamer Eagle, Greene, cleared at New York yeller
day for Havana
Steamer Moneka,. Libby, at Charleston 4th theta=
from New York.
Steamer Alexander. Shields, hence at Norfolk sth
inst. and sailed for Richmond.
Ship John Bertram, from Hamburg, Cuxhaven Oct.
2, at New York yestCrlay. Had 33 deaths on the
passage,
Bark. Azelia, Brown at St Helena 23d Sept from
Zanzibar, and sailed 241 h for New York.
Brig W N Z (Br), Atcker, hence at Kingston; Jam.
_ .
Brig ida McLeod, .previously repotted ashoteois
Easton' Beach, has been got oft, and anchored in
Newport inner harbor.
Brig Susan (Br) Crow, cleared at New York yestei ,
daylor St Croix via Brandywine.
Bars wary J Russell, Smith, and 41.2.1 Lee, Dukes.
hence at Zacksouville Ist inst.
BchrTS Weldon; Bowen. from Gloucester far this
port, sailed from Newport sth inst.
Beer T Thompson, Baker, hence at Charleston 4th
instant.
Scbr .7 DE 'Flannigan', Cain. - cleared - at 'Charleston ad
inst. for a northern port.,
Sara .1 $1 Allen Beaman. hence; It B Miller. 11.1tder
eon. do; 'Lind J Ti Webb, Steelratta, from New York, at'
Providence sth 'nat. - • •
3chr Thomas Borden, for this port, sailed from Fan
Elver sth inst.
Behr Ii R Shannon, Gage, hence at Newbtayport sth
!natant. •
Bohr Hattie Boss, Poland, hence at Portland 3d tut.
. NOTICE . O MAIUNIERS ,
The Fes Buoy at . Chincoteague Inlet Ina brokin
adrift. It will be replaced as early as possible.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
STAPHEN D. THENCHABD, USN,
. 7 . H. Inspector, Fourth District:
Nov. 7; ass. • • - •
A TMOBB'B — M12‘011:0 - 2LBIAT;L•The understand/
Ai are now receiving: Into store, the above celebrated
Minced Meat, put up in Firkins ass and 68 tbs., also In
Barrels and Glass Tars, and are prepared to furnish it
to the trade at the lowest manufacturer's prices .1 . 08.
B. BUBBIEB . th CO., 108 South Delaware nVentle.
Tnty-Five Barrels Prime Orauberrlea landing
and fo r sale by .I'. B. BBBBIEB 10/.slXith &Op
Rate Arsons.
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F ONTAI 7 E.6J3—Ez Sea Serpent for sale by
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oCIE,Im S. E. cor. Water & Chestnut, ate.
(117ER1 OLIVES.-300 gallons choice large Quell
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Olives, in store and for sale by gallon or barrel, at
utititTY'S East End Grocery, No.llB South SECON/9
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BETHLEti EM. BUCKWHEAT k WHITE
1.1 Cover Honey_, V
In stare and for sale at COUSTB
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IVOR.= CAROLINA HOMINY GRITS. NMI
RctrdcY, Paled and tinpared Peaches, Just re
ceived and for sale at COMITY'S East End Grocery,
No.llB South SECOND street.
QV:WED MANGOES AND PEPPERS, GENUINE
1.7 Chutney Sauce, Robinson's patent 'Barley and
Groats, always on hand at COUSTY'S East End Gro•
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DAMS! RAM 11—J. Stewart's Trenton. - Davis-
ill Star Irma! Briggs & Swi ft 's celebrated Mulls
J
oats Hams, and J . Bower's 01117_ Oared, warranted ti
dye satlataction . For sale by erug.m. N. 171
corner Eighth and Arch.
OLL.—Wo baaketa Latour and other tea
o l n
brands l of Salad Oil, fbr _ sale by M. F. 8P
IL W. corner Arch and Eighth.
rAVA OOFFEE.—Pare Old Government Jaya Coles
for sale by N. F. BYILLEN, N. W. corner of Aral
end Eighth atreeta.
'PEAS 1 TEAS !1-100 packages of very choice
At L. crop Green and Black of the late Importation.
these Teas have bee i ti a b i ca6:tt since the decline in gold
me are prepared to Wallies at fatly reddcat
prices. For sale by the box r or at re N. SPIL
tAN. N. W. corner Arch and Eighth streets.
I COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. —We have THIS
DAY ado:lived Mr. DALLETT BLISS, of the firm
of Dallett & Bliss, of New Yerk, a Partner in oar
firm, and have established a house In NOW York,
der, the title of DALLETT t BLISS dc CO.
JOHN DALLBTT & CO.,
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.11.' TRDI NOIRTIKE G MACHINE/ Rmurnici, ,
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GOObYEAR'S
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Sown sida r
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N. 8.-Ws a NEW and iniLLEASTIOLB 01
GARDEN and PAVEMENT ROSE_ very Cheap , to
which the attention of the =UM to °anat.
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- Calf and - Turkey Leather: , , MASON & CO.,
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tOPPALB, AND YBLLOW Mr/W. OFDLLTBEEffie
k F Brinier% Owner. Vase 3011 a nun Ocroperi
constant 3 en hand =dint b.Y =MR
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ON
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NEW ,PITBLICATIONS.
A NEW WORK ON BOOK-KEEPING,
Iro FAI&BANKS, A M.
We ore happy to annonnre that this work, long In
preparation is now ready, and the large number of
Orders received in advance are being filled. It is un
questionably the moat complete work on the subject
yet published.
It teaches the learner, after acquiring a knowledge
of theoretical principles, to think and apply them for
himself, by which, instead of being a mere cold id, he
becomes a seltreliant, thorough accountant.' it' con
tains complete sets of beam In tne
WHOLESALE "GROCERY BUSINESS. Single
changed to partnersuip.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. Partnership.
WHOLESALE AND AEI ALL HARDWARE.
13XECUTOWS ACCOUNTS.
GENERAL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION, with
•
Bank Account.
COUNI BY STORE, Cash and Barter.
WHOLESALE PRODUCE. Copartnership and DIE
; •
solution.
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS COMMISSION
COTTON AND WOOL, 00PdhLIbBION.
FLOUR AND GRAIN COmmiRFATON.
IIdrORTING AND JOBBING. Silks and Fancy
Goode.
GENERAL WHOLESALE IMPORTING. Commie.
sten and lobbing. .-
FOREIGN SKIPPING. Ship Brokerage and Gene.
01TE ARTIST IN CUBA. Tllustrited.
For sale by JAKES S. CLAXTON,
(Successor tom & Martleu,)
CHESTNUT street.
117 South Fourth street.
(Kid
COZlTtrisprA'AL BiEWB BUKAIEWHiIV
T's all places ofiumuquent may pal
,z 3 1 .1 1
O'clock any evening: '
AMERICAN _ ACADEMY OF MUSIC. • •
•
BATSMAN'S CONCERTS.
Mr. H. L. BATEMAN has the hOnor to announce
that, in acenrdance with the almost universally ex.
pressed desire to bear acme YAB E PA, Slgivir B RIG
OLI and the other renowned artistes of his troupe at
the Academy of Music in this city he will give
- . TWO GRAND CONOERTS
AT•TitE
AMEItICAN ACADEMY. OPM7SIO,-
On TUESDAY, November Oth.-
- And eIEDNESD%T, November llth,
In which the fol'owing Artistes will appear:
Mme. PAREPA,
• r Signor BRIGNOLI,
Signor FERRANTI, aligner FORTUNA,
Mr. 5. B.,MILLS, • Mr. CARL ROSA.
Mr. J. L. HATTON.
RESERVED SEATet ONE DOLL 4.8. EACH.
May be bad at the ACADEMY and TRUSIPLIsIt'S
litusicStore for both nights on
• 'SATURDAY - MOANING NEXT, Nov. 10th. no7-3t
fIITY MUSEUM THEATRE, • -
CALLowturr.T, Street. beIowYEETEL -
Lessee • • .Mr. J. K. MURPHY!
Stage " - ROBERT DONE , :
,
Business Manager.. J. 0. IifcCORAITORI
• . GREAT COMEDIAN.
STUART ROBS , IIISf.
EVERY .N.IGHT.THIR WEBER.
. THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. Bth.
Will be presented tbe Burlesque, by Robert H. Craig ;
880 Called
.LEALIt, "THE u uSS."
King Lear. the Cuss... STUART ROB 3ON:
With a cuss, and songs of "Great Ring Lmr," "Now
then let's Trip it in Jigs andlteelan
• 'Alm on the Banjo, by '
EO.
To be followed byG C. DOBSON.
JOHN WOPPS .
John WopPs- . - .. STUART BOBS°N'
And to conclu de with •
JONES'S BABY.
William J0ne5......_....,.
. .STUART ROBSONI
To-morrow ev en ing , eli
Bent of STUART ROBSON.,
In preparation-HA ALLEM:
•• Or, Wearing of the Black.
PRICES OF ADMIRRION.
Dress Circle and Parquet cents
orchestra Chairs • 60 cents
Gallery
-.cents
Private Boxes .$3 and 85
seats in Private 80xe5.... 76 cents
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Curtain will — rise preciselY,
at quarter before 8
The Box Office will be open daily from 10 A. IL I
until 4 m
p. M., when seats may be secured without extra
ch
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
__ MR. BONUMLL DAWISON,
TILE EMINENT GERMAN TRAGEDIAN,
t3trpported by the Whole Company of
THE NEW YORE START THEATRE,
Will appear on WEDNESDAY No .7. 1'66. as
SHYLOCK. in THE 'MARC OF VENICE.
On THURSDAY, Nov. 8 as HENRY, in
THE LORBEERBAITM AND BEITELSTAB.
On FRIDAY, Nov. 9. as
NAROISSE, in NARCISSE.
On SATURDAY, Nov. 19,as BANS .11:1831GE, in
HANS .TUERGE. oder ale PERLENSCHN 15R.
LEBRECHT FALSE,
int. 2. °LIT FALSE, and
IN THE CHARLEBRATTOON,
UNGLUCKLICH-EN.
On MONDAY. Nov. 12, as RICHARD, In
RICHARD ILL
Reserved Seats can be secured on and after Monday.
November sth, at the Academy: at Wittig's Music
Store. No. 1(1.I Chestnut street, and at Scharer
Iloradrs Book Store, S. W. corner Fourth and Wood
streets. nO3
'VFW CHEST VUT STREET THEATRE.
J.l Doors open at 7 o'clock. Curtain nue at 7.45,
THIS EVENING.
LAST NIGHT OF RIP VA. 14 WILSICLE,
EIGHTH NIGHT
Of the succesalni engagement of
Mit JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
Who will appear in
RIF VAN WINKLE,
Pronounced by the
ENT/RE PRESS OF THE CITY
To be the most perfect perftnntance ever given here.
To conclude with the latest London Faroe. entitled
FOLD.7D DT a FOUE.WECEELER.
FRIDAY EVENING. MR. JEFFERSON
IN THREE I.lfiCite.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, November 10,
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
Flret performance here of
THE 01INIIAR OF MOSCOW.
&IRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STAN=
LIL THEATRE. Bet E 33 -at o'clock.
HOUSES PACEED—A. G AT HIT
Of the young Irish Comedian.
o BNT.
WEDNESDAY AND TAN
HURS RYA DAY h.V.C.,NINGS,
Laat two nights of
HANDY ANDY and
THE IRISH Ets nnuas-r.
DAN BRYANT IN BOTH PIECES,
With Songs .
FRIDAY—RESEED' OFDA N BRY &NT.
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL.
THREE GLORIOUS PIECES.
Monday next—SHAMUS O'BRIEN,
Seats secured Mx. days In advance.
EflTt THEATRE, EL corner
vv NINTH and WAL EET NUTS'S& CommenceE.
aar:ii.
Twenty-second night of
tR. .EDWIN BOOTH,
Who will appear for tne Bret time as COUNT rEs-
CARA., in Shiers Tragedy. in fire acts, of
THE ABCS ' , ATE..
To conclude with the Comedy of
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
In compliance with many requests. an
EDWIN BOOTH MATINEE
Will be given at 2 o'clock. en Saturday, Nov. 10, when
will be presented for the first time this season,
HAMLET,
With all its original splendor.
. N.t.:llov:sAr.4o :4
•A' A , I • XVI:. .: 1 . •. GREPFITHS,
THIS (Thursday) EVENING. Nov. att.
KATE Flaw • 1% and EL NINO EDDIE.
Cataract of the Ganges and Young at.treta. , .
Friday evening—Benefit of FATE FISHER. It
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
SIGNOR BLITZ
will corn - melte'? his
POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17,
continning every evening and
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
NEW ILLUSIONS! MIRTH! MYSTERY!
VENTRILOQUISM ! CANARY BIRDS!
Admission. cents. Children, 15 cents. Reserved
Seats. 50 cents.
EveningSbegino'clock.
Afternoons at 3 o'clock. - ocls-1m•
N TEW ELEVMFT'H STRE.EP OPERA HOIISB
ELEV - "sITH street, above CHESTNE L
" FAMILY RESORT"
OPEN POE THE SR 4 SON.
OARNCROSS & DEKEY'S MINSTRELS
The Great Star Troupe of the World, in their GRA ND
ETHIOPIAN SO , EONS% DANCES, NEW
BURLESQUES, PLANTATION SCENES.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at 8 O'clock.
att'..B4rar J. L. CARNCROSS, Manager.
rtERMANIA OPAIRESTRA.--Public Rehearsals
Vi will commence on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 10. at
the AtIISICAL FUND vr T.L, at half-past three
o'clock. Engagements made by addressing GEORGE
BAhTERT. agent, 1131 MONTEREY street, between
lace and Vine. nos tf
(IN EXHIBITION at the PENNYLVANIA
DR3IY OF FINE ARTS. a superb collection of
PAINTINGS, of the French, German and Belgian
Schools of Art.
Open .tally. Admission, 'ZS cents no; et*
pFasiIiEtYLVARIA tfig F FIN4W9I,
, above - •
1 • - • from U. X. to 6 P Zi,
west'st . Picture of atmusT RE.
1 , . • • lent
" v '
Pi Kai V I C/larfzil Id I W-9 DrWIWI
I - MOTHS, COISSIMERES AND VESTENGS.
JAMES dr LEE invite the attention of their friends
and others to their large and well assorted stock of.
Goods, adapted to men's and boys' wear, comprising
In
part
Black French Cloths, -
Blue French Cloths,
Colored French Cloths.
OVERCOAT CLOTHS.
Black French Beavers,
Colored French Beavers.
Black .Esquimsux Beavers,
Colored Esquimau". Beavers,
Blue and Black Pilots,
Blue and Black PaletOtil.
PANTALOON STUFFS.
Black French Cassimeres,
Black French Doeekins.
Fancy Cassimeres,
Mixed and Striped CassimereS,
Plaid and Stlk Mixed eassimeres
Satinets, all qualities, •
mdseßeaverteens,
stings, all
_gradea
At wholesale and retail, by JAMES & LEE
No. Al North Second at.. Sign Of the Golden Lamb.
!LID flitlS:Jr/Om
MAMTEI FS. ;
Teacher the NCH LANGUAGE,
ocl7-lins , South TENTH street, No. 2E4.
011ILLEMET, FREIsMiI TELLCHIEB, ITo.
L. south IctllBTH street • 0e30.12t*
^litzt li THE PHILADELPHIA. RIDING &DROOL
FOMITH street, above VINE. is now open Ad
4 14a b iall and Winter Season. Ludes and Gentlemen
fOteomfort
_and safety. en
that a thorough knowledge of this beantiltd wawa
pllahmenemay be obtained by the mast timid. Saddlt
harms trained- In the hest maanater.' Saddle horses
...horses And Vehicles to him,. Also. earrtages for Rine.
s e t ral to - cars. a
&
THOMAS MAME & SON. i
.''-' ,,,,2 -'3ll l SillttL. - ...L
bROPESBOR C. ZOG BAUM BEGS LEAVE TO
inform his friends and the public, that he has r+
turnedto resume the Instruction of Y 16330 and Vocal
Music, Pot ihrthei InformatiOns apply Mem!) 1.
AZII•Itit dr 00 ., 116.1 Chestnut street; or at his - res •
deuce, Mill street,Germantown. no&s,tu,th,ist•
ALLAD BISHOP, 83 South NINE
TEENTH street. 0E4M.83n-260
A R. TAYLOR, TEACHER OF 13INGING4MD
./OL.PIAZIO. - NTIBIItatT Stieet. - 13ingibg 'dawn
now forming. oeetti:
1111051:6*GTON FAT • T , VMB,
TY • •Elpllo. Direotor L Orgerust and
Professor 'or rdusic,•
'Residence, Re. nee SPRING Git.ADSEN Street,
tsterrinttswitsfitiq
®UUfO S&LFS.
IN t oping B. MYEBS Ai 00 0 ' ADOTIONNIkP 8
. IPS And 2e4 MAR= Meet MOW Of Bank
LA BE* ' POSITIVE SALE OF Eurnsh,__.ll73,Ktio/1
GERMAN ABOIDOMESTIO _DRY -1311 1 OD: •
- we will hold a Large Sale Of Foreign and. Domes=
Dry Goods by catalogue, on !boa months' reedit and
{part for cash. .
- • • ON FRIDAY MOR NING
November 9, at 10 o'clock, embracing' aeons KV
- Pack ages and lots al, staple and fancy 'articles; 11 1
woole)4. l ,worsteds; linens, silks and cottons:,
N. R. -- Calithignes, ready and goods arranged, fo
examinatio , early. on the morning of Bala - •
LapIGE plamorrrons - SALE OF EUROPEAN
-• AND DOMICSTIO DRY •GOODS.___ _ • •
NOTlCE—lnsdnded. in our gale of ..FRIBAT
November 9, will be found the following— • -
_ DRESS GOODS.
10(0 pieces French Roubaix Popelinerf. Plain, figured
- and emb'd. new goods,instianded. -
500 do Paris Merinos, black and colored, all
200 do I mpess cloth, black and Colored. "
500 do Coburgs,Mmicecolors, frocalow to finest.
200 do . Printed Paris Delainee.andcoi'd Alpacas,
Full lines London - Balmoreitikirta, in choice Pat
terns. • . ,
NOTICE—We ask the partici:dim attention of the
trade to the above Itneof DresaGoods,jast landed fracas
steamer,. embracing a very desirable assortment , of
well known and very favorite importations. Also
—pieces Paris Epinglines, velour Ilene, poll' de
do French and Saxonyal . l wool Plaid&
' • + DOMPETIO3!
Bales bleached and brown sheetiturs and shirting&
do white all wool and heavy gray - blanket&
-- do: white, scarlet: .domet and finny nannet&
, lases Canton and miners'filinnels, Bob Boys; "
-- do blue ticking*, striae& , denitrus. check/ ,
do - Manchester and domestic ginghams. •
do bleached and col'd - oortarciess, sileciasosrins,
ao cambric& Kentucky jeans, printa,delairee.
do eittinets.linse caskimeres; kerseys..
- TAILORS' GOODS.
Pieces English and French-black and blue *cloth& '
do Aix is Chapelle black Tricots and. doeskins.
do Moscow& .Ewomimanz Chinchillas, Astrakhans.
do Elbteaf mixed Paletots, Fancy Cassimeres.
do Velours, Batlne, plain and mixed Elysian,
'do Castors, Wh itn els ; postbags, Mel tons.
do bik and col'd Italian& and satin de Chine&
DENIMS, WHITE GOODS, _
_&c.. -•-•
Full lines Barnsley sheetings , Irish learting lineun,
do bird's eye diaper, bleached and brown
damaak. •
do table cloths, canvas, mall, toweling&
do cambrics.iaconets. nainsooks, mulls.
SHAWLS, SILKS, &c. ,
Fall lines Broche Long and Square / b awls and
Scare..
do plain Woolen Shawls, Cloaks, Bacques, &c.
do Bros do Rhine, taffetas. n snit de soles, do
2000 DOZEN LINEN CAMBRIC KOKES.
Full lines .% and plain, linen hdkrs.
Full lines % hemmed liaim hdkfiL , of a very favorite
irt portation , j nal, from steamer.
VESTINGS.
Fall lines fancy Velvet and Cashmere Vestmgs.
Also Hosiery. Glovea Balmoral and Hot 4 : 3,l4l 3kirta,
traveling and under shirta and drawers.
brelaa spool cotton, patent thread, auk ties and siiuks,m.
i~.i;rei:~i:~::~YMf~ _ ~:L~A wit:,
ON RRIDAY MORNING,
Nov. 9, at 11 o'clock. will be sold, by caratogns. ca
four months' credit,• about MO pieces of anon:dint
and fine ingrain, royal damaak, Venetian. list, Dutch
berop cottage and rag carpebings, embracing a choice
assortent . of anperlor goods, which may Oa =ammo
early on the morning of Bale.
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OP FRP2TOR AND
OTHER EITROPEAN DRY GOODS. am.
- ON MONDAY MORNING. NOV. 12,
At 10 o'clock, will be sold, by (=Sown. ON FOTTE
MONTHS CREDIT, about soil lots ofFrencli. india r Ger
man and British Dry Goods, emb 'new ttill assort
moat of fancy and staple articles in silks, worsteds,
woolens, linens and cottons.
N.B.—Goods arranged for examination and cats
lognes ready early on mornita of sale.
LARGE POSITIVE BALE OP BOOTS, BROM
BROGANS. TRAVELING BAGS. &c.
ON TUESDAY MORNING!, NOV. 11.
At 10 o'clock, will be sold, by Ca.talogne. on fon:
Months' credit, about 1.300 packages Boons, Shoes, Rai
morals, etc., embracing amine and fresh assortmen!
of firatclaaa City and Warn manufact. Opel
for emardnation with catalogue! early on the mdUlin4
of sale.
JAILES A. FEKEZIAti, AUCTIONNEER,
N0.49S WAINDT str.es.
ELEVENTH FALL BALE NOVEMBER 14, 1668.
This Fate, on WEDNESDAY, at 12 o'clock noon. al .
the Ezehango. Wlll I nclode the following—
swags.
Particulars to-mozrow
SOUP.TH, ABOVE GERMAN—Four court houses
in the rear of 734 and 738 South Fourth st. Plan
at the store. Orphans' Court Sale—Estate (31 Whitcheut
minors.
No. 1134 S. FIFTH ST—A very desirable neat three
story brick Lwelling. above Federal stby SO feet.
Possession In a montb . Clear. 111;- Safe Pereni.ntorY
LOT, 19TH WARD—Lot, Tucker at, near Cedar. op
posite St. 'Co u rt Cameo. 68 by to feet. lt3o ground
rent. Orphans' Satt—Estate of Bev. ifugh Me.
Lau Win. dad
NO. 1224 BUTTONWOnD ST—A very neat three•
story brick Dwelling, with back bulletin gs,2o by 60 feet.
Immediate possession. aeon.
NO. 2006 PEMBERTON ST—A two-story brick
house, 26th Ward.l6 b., zo feet. VS ground rent. Or
phons' Court Salt—Estate of Wm. Gibson, deed.
BLOCK. 01 GROUND SECOND AND DLL3fONB
STREETS AND StISQITREIA.WNA AVENUE-30
Building Lots, twenty commencing at the cooper of
Second and Diamond sts.. running through to Perry
st , each 18by 109 feet. Al SO. 10 lots, Second st. and
Susquehanna avenue, through to Perry st.. 17 by 107
feet. Executor* Slle—Ettate of Benjamin I/ails, deed.
sir CATALOGUES ON FRIDA Y.
TWELFTH FALL • SAIE ON riir, PwRIATP.M.,
GERMANTOWN. .
Thin Sale, on thepienlies, Sicauuhown, on SATUR
DAY AFTERNOON, .N0v.17 at 3;4 o'clock PreclaelY,
Include'—
26 ELIGIBLE !MELDING LOTS, Palaadd avenue,
Wayne avenue and Seymour et.
101.. The location of these Tracts of Land is high and
tatitingfor improvements: elegant and substantial real,-
dencea surround them, the ectivary aiurch is within
three-marten: of a squas e.
via. Only one-funrth of the purchase money re.
club ei.
'Oa.. Lithographic plans at thestore.
The sale will be without reserve, by direction of
thelfaecntors of Edward Royal, dec'd.
TO BENT—N.A2MON AND FURNTTITILE.
A very elegant Double N . analon, tarnished corn.
plelely, in a fashlonabje part of tbe city. To be rented
for Mx, months from Ist of November. Apply at the
auction More.
rIPHOM.AS !macs a so ,zr aucrnoinains are
COMMISSION
No. lUD CHESTNUT sheet,
(Rear entrance 1107 Ransom street.)
HOUSIIHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DI
SCREPTION RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT.
SALES EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Sales of Furniture at Dwellings attended to on lb
most llessonable Terms.
OF REAL ESTATE, STOOHB. AT.TED
EXCHANGE.
THOMAS BIRCH a SO4 respectfully inform that
friends and the public that they are FrePared to attain
to the sale of Real EstatebY auction UM stairlvate salt
Sale at No. 1110 Chestnut street.
BUPE:RIOR FURNITURE, LARGE BITEDIORS,
PIANO .FORTE 3, CARPEPS, TRUNKS, PLATED
WARE, ac.
ON FRIDAY MORNING:
At 9 o'clock, at the auction store. No. 111.6 Chestnut
street, will be sold—._ -
A large assortmenWof elegant Furniture including
Parlor Suits is satin brocate.De. reps, plush and satin
cloth; elegant Arm Chairs, Walnut Chamber Suits,
Extension Dining Tables. Wardrobes, Spring and
Hair Matresses, Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain Car.
pets, &c.
LARGE MIRRORS.
One French Plate Mirror, st by c 2 inches.
Also, several of smaller size.
TRAVPLING 'PRUNES, VALISES, CARPET
BAGS, .itc.
ON FRIDAY.
At 12 o'clock precisely will be sold without reserve,
about 200 Traveling Trunks of all varieties.
BY B. SCOTT, J'n..
ATICTIONEFIE,
No. 10M CEWSTNUT street.
CARD.—We are authorized to announce an impor•
tant special sale (to take place early in the month of
November) of valuable and rare on Paintings, the
special importalion of air. A. D. HIIYVEI - irk.R. of
Antwerp, who has just returnedfiom an extensive and
protracted visit among the studios of the most cele.
orated Artiste of the English, Flemish. French and
Duesseldorf Schools. This will offer connoisseurs and
lovers of art generallY a tine opportunity to make ae
lectlons as it will no doubt be the largest and best col.
lebtion ever offered at public sale in this country.
CARD.—We are now prepared to make arrangemem
for special sales of OR Paintings or any other works co
art. Our location being La thecentre of the most Utah
lonable thoroughfare of our city makes it a desirable
resort for connoisseurs and lovers 03 art in general.
N. B.—Bales of merchandise in general solicited.
Personal attention given to outdoor sales. •
B. BMW. 7s. !
Money advanced on. Merchandise generidly
Watches, jeweh7, Diamonds, Gold and Sliver Plats'
and on all ardolea of value, for any length of tim;
Wl on.
TCHES AND JEWELRY ATM:4I I 7AV'; SAW!
Fine Gold Hunting Om, Double Bottom and
Face American and Swim Patent .1 4: 15
Watches,• Fine Gold Hunting Ouse and Op Face
pine Watches; Fine Gold Duplex and other Watohim
Fine Parer Hunting ease and Open Face Mune
-American and Swim Patent Lever and'
Watches: Doable Case ellartier and o
Watches; Ladles' Fang atches: Diamond
glEllird Bin= Bar Hiup, stu o dmi_Fi ne
• allions; Bracelem; SCILrf
PM; Finger Rings; Pencil , Oases , and =no gang
•
%Sit SALB.—A splendid Fireproof
suitable fora Jewelers price
Also, several Lots South Danulssil Fifth Alf
Chestnut streets. . ;
J. WO.LI3EItT, AIII7YIONERR, No. 16 Borth
. SIXTH street, between Chestnut and Market.__
BRAZE OF IMPORT.= WHITE ORILNITE
• - WARR.
ON FRIDAY MORNING NEXT,
Nov. 9. at precisely Id o'clock. at N0..16 South Sixth
street—The contents of 30 crates of Imported White
Granite Ware, comprising a general assortment., Mr
dry and country sales. The whole jeer landed Iron
Ltverpool packet. _ ,nos sty •
PHILIP BOSIY
411W u,.11.1113T/0 3111=8, '
No. 1508-KABRNT area.
BALE 02 1800 oesEsiaocors, lINONEL‘ nROOLUS,
&C.
• ON MONDAY MORNING, 11.0 V,
,
commencing at ten o'clock. we wilt sew 07 'Jaunt ,
for tub, 1800 mum prime Boota,Bhoes,' Brogans, •
morals - am; of city sad Easters manntacture, outwit
cing a desirable assortment of goials,
Brt B&HBIW a; 00., AIIUTIONKIIIM.
• • 'Ol4/3111401140,12 HOWP , . •
Na: no mutes streak corner °mat meat.
Cask mmiazei an ocauctionsawttuoutim3a cluuNiv
ALEMEOS
711°ILK 41‘ Arit7TIONEERfs:
11U.. Ec,a.189 and 141 South .201TRTEL strew
sor aroma AND REAL. IfEltik/9 ,
At the Esmialells, everyTUESIPAY; atlWCioCk nos*,
Kr Handbills Ad watt worpostrhignatunsaialflf:-
and on the Saturday . preview M
cata
logues in_pampkiet ibrai,evingthil
um A V ESTATE A.T
Printed catalogue
_ -'iXtraprildidg setroMV hundred
thousand dollars; Mookulitng.,every:deitrigiptiCh oft!
and country property, from the gotalleirdweliiimr
the most Wog:alai imuudons4 elegant eLticitMtry MOM%
farms, bi:odr mmt l il, .oessß _ pmVesi,.krt
RE , S AT. ati . tha Amillea Store
EINEM THURSDAY. - - _
mar Particular atter:dip - lien to Saw 'al Pm ate
Baiddennen.dte.
• 07OCES; LOANS. Ac.
• _
ON. TUESDAY. ,Ncrtr .18.
Atis fre.look noon, at the Philadelphia Exidtartroe
By order of Assign* e, without reserve
-2 shares of the -Pennsylvania-Building and Loam
no shares of the Mill Creek Coal Co. -
, 100 shares of the Mutual Fire and Live Stock find
ranee t o. of Philsdeipbta. '
60 shares ofthe Erie and Suiquebaim'a Coal Co.
10 shares of the Monet Morten Cemetery Assoclattlon
or Philadelphia. -
Ito shar softhe Merchant lasurance*Co. Of the City
of Philadelphia. •
20 abates of the .Burlington,'and' WillingbOrough
Turnpike Co.
.10 shares of the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad
2 shares of the Farmers' and Mechanics' Land and
BuildingArsociation. - •
g2O 0 of the Loaner the Bailin gtan..Amieduct Co.
Bo shares of the New Creek Co.
1 share of the Logan Land - Association.
' Forotber accounts—
-92 shares Beck Mountain Coal Co. '
lot Section .B or Mondment Square 110 Monument
Cemetery. .
BEAL ESTATE SALIi, NOV. 18.
OrPhans' Court Sale—Eitate of Plunket Phaeton. de.
eased—BUSIPIESS STAND-2 two story B , ick Build
ings. Nos. 211 and 213 South Fifth St , below Walnut 50.;
a very valuable business location.
Master's Peremptory By order of the District
Court—EX2RA VALUABLE J3IISINESS STAND—
Thrt. e story Brick Building, No. 188 South Third st.,
between Walnut and Chestnut.
Same Account—Neat Three story Brick Emu-
D
V ENIM, No . 216 North Ninth at., between Race and
ine.
VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS STANDS-2 Ave
stan, Stores, Nos. 16 and 18 North Plf.h at, above
Market 24 aet 2% inches front-
To Capitalists and others - -VALUABLE WHARF
and DOUSE, Delaware avenue. eautti of Almond et
-98% feet on Delaware. avenue. -
VALUABLE' BUSINRSS STAND-Five-story
Brick Store, No. South Second at.. between Walnut
and Spruce, with a five-story brick building and a
threestory brick Saw Mill in the rear. No 142 Dock et.
VALUABLE FARM, 82 ACRES. Island Road, 22th
Ward.% of a mile below the Blue Bell arid opposite
the butfolk Park.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, Spruce st.,
west of Twentieth.
TIOIRESTORY smug DWELLING, No,
North Sixteenth at., below ßace.
TlialitiOETOßY BRICK DWELLING. No. 416
North Ninth at.. south of Noble
TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE AND 00Alfili
HOUSE No. 1739 St. Joseph's avenue, between Chest
ant and Market atm
e dpo
li E ng e- S VY n DE a IRwBL iEn
FOUR-STOATWiIIf WmBRIM.
RESIDENCE, No. 16 , .:5 Filbert street.
Administrattr's Sale-Under knower in the Will of
Charles Will, decd-2 F MT' DWELLINGS, No,
1411 Frankford road.
Very Valuable Easiness Property- FaUR-STORY
BRIM DWELLING and 2 8 fOREZ, Nos. 1115,1117
and MS Spring Garden street.
Assignees' Peremptory Sale-LOT. Coates street,
west of 2.2 d.
OD
Estate-LOT, Wallace street. west of 22d.
MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING :
No. 864 Marshall street, south of Poplar.
MODERN THREE STORY BRICK .BERIDENCE,
N 0.503 'North Sixth street.
MODERN DOUBLE THREE-STORY- BRICK
SIDENCE, No. 1707 Monnt Vernon street-26 feet
front. Has all the modern conveniences. Immediate
possession
nstees' Sale-Estate of Baron Maurice D'Hantrive
Tri - R.UR•STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, Bradford
street, between Spruce and Pine and 16th and 18th.
same Estate-7 IBREDERM A BLE üBOUND
ERNI B. 1r.„1184 133,136, 136, 833 and VS a year each.
MODERN THREE NTORY BRICK DWELLING.
Cherry street, west of 20th.
Bain No. 306 Sauth Delaware Avenue.
LEASE, r, OODWLE,L AND FIXTURES.
ON FRLDAY IdOR.NINer.
At 10 o'clock. at No. 306 South Delaware avenue,
above Pine street, the Tease, Goodwill and Fixtures of
a Restaurant. comprising Dining Tables, Chairs.
Ranges, Glassware, China, Cutlery, Cooking Utensils.
May be seen any time previous to sale.
" MEDICAL AND MISCKLLAWBOITS BOORS.
'ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOV 9.
Medical and Mists Osseous Books from aLibrary.
Sale Went Rittenhouse Square. '
ELEGANT FURNITURE. MIRRORS. utiRTAINS,
CHANDw.rmq, LLTON CAR PET'S, &c.
ON TUESDAY MORNING. NOV. 13,
At 18 o'clock. at No. 1918 West Rittenhouse
below locust street. by catalogue, the entireVird:
ture. intluding two sets 'Roaeweed Drawing room Fru , :
nature, elegant Curtains. large 2rant.l and Pier M3r
rors, Oak Dining-room Furn iture. large Boolmaae. fine
CND a. Plated Ware, Biomes. impeder Cnamber,Fur
niture, tine Wilton and Brussels Carpet% handsome
Chandeliers. &e.
&e.Also, the Kitchen Furniture, Refrigerator, Mangle,
, &e.
Sale S. W. corner Tenth and Eihsen Irtre.ts.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO.
MAHOGANY PIANO, LARGE ORGAN; LARGE
CABER, BRUSSELS OARRIZIS. .tc
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.
At to o'clock, at the aonthwest corner of Tenth and.
shippen streets, the superior Honneheld Furniture,
Rosewood Boudoir plane, Mahogany Piano Forte.
large Organ. Book Cases, Fine Brusaels Carpets, Re
frigerators, dm.
May be examined early on the morning Of sale.
D
,VIS db HARVEY, AUCTIONEEM.
(Late with H. Thomas do Soria)
Store No. Sas Chestnut street.
_ThIN/TIIRE SALES at the Store eviaryTuesdair.
SALES AT RESEDENOES will 'Nissen pattlintlo
-
attention
REMOVAL—We respectfully inform the public that
we bare trussed a portion of the building formerly ST.
JAMS HOTEL, No. ni WALNUT street. and will
bold the opening sale on TIIE9DAY NEXT, lath
Inst. The spacious salesroom is 40 feot front by 90 feet
deep: Its conveniences and advantages will recom
mend it to those wishing to make salmi of any de
scriPtion
Sale on the Prernises. • •
Estate of Catharine M. Scraveh ke. deceased.
THREE-STORY BRICK DW G AND /FUR
NITURE. -
No. 1628 Vine Str'et.
On WE DNESDAY limn - LNG. •
November 14, at 10 o'clock, on the premises, compri•
sing all that certain three-story brick mes. cage, with
back bnlidie gs and lot of ground, situate on the/loath
side of Vine street above Sixteenth street, 'No. 103,
containing in front on Vine street 17 feet, and In depth
140 feet to IR inter street Clear of all Incumbrance.
Immediately after will be sold the
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. FRENCH PLATE PIER.
MIRRORS, TAPESTRY CARPETS, Oc.
Comprising th" Parlor. Dining Room and Chamber
Furniture, fine French Plate Pier Mirrors, Tapestry
Carpets, Feather Beds, Sc.
The fnrmtnr e may be er'wm ' , zed at 8 o'clock on the t
morning of sale.
Sale on the Premises.
MODERN RESIDENCE AND FIJIMITURS.
. --
No. 611 Borth Twenty-second street
On THURSDAY 310a1 I 2 G I
,2 401 ;
N0v.15, at 10 o'clock, on the premises , all that T hree.
story Brick Residence. with two-story back building
ano Lot of Ground, Twenty-second street, below Wal
lace street, 18 feet front by 64 feet deep to a three feet
wide alley leading into Wallace street, including a lot
In the rear not fenced in.
The house is well built, has high ceilings, newly pa
pered and Painted, marble mantels, hot and cold wa
ter, bath, range and heaters.
blibject to a mortgage of S3OOO.
Immediately alter will be sold by catalogue--
Iir.F.CIANT FURNITURE, HANDSOME CAE
RE S, CHANDELIERS. BRONZES, PLATED.
WARE, ENGRAVING-4. &c.
Comprising elegant Parlor, Chamber and Dining
Room Furniture, made to order and equal to new,
'Chandeliers, real Bronzes, tine Plated Ware, rich Ta
pestry Carpets, suit Cottage Furniture, Kitchen Uten
sils. Sc. •
The fhtniture may be examined en the morning at
sale, ate 0 Clock.
T. L Aszauutezak 00., AOOT/ONIEREB,
No. MIS M ASKET street. above POOL
A . HOLLAND, B.IICTIONIERtmonur
'EGAL NOTICE.
AToTim—zsraTir, OF LEWIS apsEr. FALES,
deceased.—Lelters of Administration te the Estate
of LaWIS -RUSH FA.LES. dedd,having been granted
to the subscriber, all persona Indebted thereto will
please makepayment, and those having demands
present them to ALFRED G. RARER, A.dmirdstra
tor, N 0.210 C H EST UT street. ociFtheta
IiSTATE OP DIARY Ht DSON, deceased.—Letters
of Administration on the Estate of MARY HUD
SON. single 'woman, deceased :have been granted by
Register of Wills lor Ci indebtedelp to makedersigd. Alkaiersons to het will
payment to,and those having claims will present-them
at once to ISRAAL H. .TOHNSON, Administrator,
N 0,319 MA TtlrFl r street 2d story. •
Facto DA., limo. 18,1866. OClS:thet*
ATOTICE.--Letters of Admit) istration upon the Egs
-4.71 _tate of THOMAS H. SORHES, deed,. haulm
been granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted to
said ]hate are requested to make paymentand those
having, claims to . present them without delay to
THOMAS LITTLE, 343 South TWELFTH street; or
to his Attorney, THOMAS J. 1)1Y.H.L,530 WALNUT
street• . ocait.th txt
ETTERS O.F.ADKINISTBATION having beta
.2 4 . i granted to Abe subscriber upon_ the „Estate or
3.11.1LW1 :11. ^BLUM; decease:Vail persons indebted to
the P ante will m ake payment , and.thosehaving
presarit 'them' to ALIIIED North
nuXTEI street. r; -; , ; 110101.6t0.
1081 1 OR 'll
T OST OR ,AffSLAIIP.—A Potpetual Policy of In
-1.1 '..buriusce;No. 489. boned by; the :Fire Aneociablon,
pAcs.'7 ) fin $l,OOO on prembies, El. Wi corner ()allow
ennet Ana York avenue., to , Jesse- L. Stsbragon.
and assigned to Clayton French:, At, Al. Any in
formation' of same . will be received by-FEENON,
RICHARDS & , oorr - Arn t 11,141
T.Cal l' net. ID.—TWO EliTeßttld..TAS Nos.
a_a 55 and 58, for two , . shares each of the • Araocia' mat
Exploring Company of ,PhiladalphSa ! the transfer Of
which has been stopped. •
The finder will viieiee give Informatinu to:,
000Pxs. on.air.
Motu kallgdelphlii Eggioage.7.
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