COVIRTS.
The o:mire iriarder Trial.
[CO.FLUS/ON OF YESTFADAY'S PROWIEDINGS.]
Sallie Gibbs, sworn—l know the prisoner;
first became acqueinted with him in the
"Red Robin" Saloon; I knew him before
:Maggie Baer was killed; a great many girls
visited the "Red Robin;" - they would gb
- there and sit awhile: Maggie Baer was there
a length of time; about three weeks during
that time I saw the prisoner there fre
-quently; he seemed more attentive to Mag
gie than to the others; he has talked to me
about her; he would go there,and play cards
and drink; I saw him during the day of the
occurrence; he was in the saloon, drinking
-and playing cards; he asked me if I was
going to the theatre; I told him I did not
_know; he said he would give me the money
to go with; I then told him I would go; ha
then said, "/ am going away to-night, to
_New York; I am satisfied now, Maggie has
spoken to me, and I'll go away;" he did not
say what had taken place between himself
and Maggie; he left the saloon about six
-o'clock in the evening; he was then very
much in liquor; he said he would see
us all at the theatre; he left the saloon
before I did; I went to the theatre
about quarter of nine o'clock; I went to
:a private box; Maggie was there before- I
arrived; I did not see the prisoner until I
had got ifito the - box; he was then in the
- theatre; he waived his hat at us; next I
heard some one come to the box; I turned
and saw it was the prisoner; Maggie Baer
'vas sitting; I was on her lap; she was look
ing in his face; I was facing her; the pris
-oner-said. "Maggie, are you going to do
what I asked ycT; , ' he was close enough to
- touch me with his hand; I touched her and
said; "Say yes;" Salle Price was standing
back of him; she spoke to Maggie Baer in
German; I don't know what she said; Mag
gie Baer understood her; she said, "Maybe
so" to the prisoner; he then said, "I wish
an answer—yes or no;" she hesitated and
said "Yea;" I then heard a pistol go off
-close to my head; then when the second shot
- went off, some one pushed my head out of
the box; I saw no more; I was too fright
-ened; I saw her body on the following Tees
day, at the undertakes's.
Cross-examined—l was a companion of
Maggie Baer; lived in the same house with
her; all that week he bad been drinking
very hard; once he came to my room during
that week after Maggie; he acted very
strangely; he had not been in the habit of
coming there; he said to the lady of the
house, "I must and will see her;" she then
let him in, he knocked at my door; he said,
- "Me, Billy, let me in;" I opened the door
-and he looked so wild he frightened m?; I
said, "Billy, what's the matter with you?"
be took hold of me by the shoulder; I said,
"Let me go;" he said, "Not till you tell me
where Maggie is; I said, "She is not here;"
he said, "Say so help you God;" I
said it, and he went away. Next
morning I asked him about it, and
le said, "Why, I wasn't in your room;" I
said, "Yes, you were," . and he said, "No, I
don't remember being there;" his manner
was wild and excited; it was only two or
three days before the murder; I saw him
Thursday and:Friday before the murder at
the Red Robin; he was still drinking; I saw
him on Saturday just before I started to the
theatre; he was drinking very hard all the
time; he saw Maggie that day and was with
;her at the Red Robin; he was very kind to
her; nothing occurred , to mar their pleasant
intercourse; he seemed very much excited
-when he bade me g ood bye and shook hands
with me; I didn't have an opportunity to
:notice how he Jooked when he came in the
"box; I think he exclaimed, after shooting,
'4
a loved her, I loved her," and "I'll die for
her;" I then heard the pistol snap, but
don't know 'whether he pointed it toward
himself or not, but I think he did; she had
hardly answered "Yes," before he shot her;
be had been visiting the Red Robin three
or four weeks, and knew Maggie all that
time.
Clara Snyder, sworn—l was at the Conti
nental Theatre on the night Maggie Baer
was t; I was standing at the box door; I
last w the prisoner coming into the box;
he c..nt in alone; he told me good bye when
he was going in; I did not know where he
was going; I had known him three br four
weeks before this; I had seen him at the
Red Robin nearly every day; I was at
the Red Robin every day; the prisoner did
.not generally stay in the saloon long
:at a time; I don't recollect of seeing him
there more than once or twice during the
evening: Maggie Baer frequented the place;
sometimes I would go there about eleven
o'elock in the morning and leave about ten
at night; I have seen the prisoner there play
ing cards with the girls; he told me on
`Thursday before the shootig that he loved
- Maggie Baer, and that no other man should
have her; he would take her life.
Cross-examined--I saw the prisoner and
:Maggie together at the saloon on the Satur
day of heifdeath; there appeared to be no
difficulty between them; I saw him about
phalf-past eight o'clock that evening, at the
Red Robin, very much in liquor; when I
-- first saw him at the theatre he was standing
at the box door; when he told me about
loving and killing her, he came up to me
crying; I think she had told him that she
-was going home; I saw them together next
day; I saw them together again on Satur
day; they appeared to be on good terms; I
was present when the prisoner was intro
•duced to Maggie Baer.
Here the Commonwealth closed.
The defence was opened by Mr. Brooke,
who stated to the jury that.the defence was,
that at the time of the occurrence the de
fendant was of unsound mind, and was
'wanting in "memory and discretion."
Mrs. Maguire testified—l am the mother
of fhe prisoner; he is about twenty-one years
of age; I now reside in Wilmington, Del.;
William was born in this city; I have had
three children by Mr. Maguire, and four by
my first husband; William is the youngest;
my father's name is William Anderson; I
know that my father was very weak in
• mind; I think he was confined five times for
:insanity; he was confined at, the asylum in
'Wilmington;' he was also in the-Pennylva
nia Asylum, and als , z twice or three times at
the Blockley Asylum; when he became so
bad as to require confinement, he would go
around the house breaking glasses with his
hands; at such times his eyes were wild and
glaring; sometimes these spells would la it
live or six weeks, and sometimes seven; his
mind was in this condition nearly up to his
• death; he was seventy odd years old when
he died; this became bad on him when he
was about thirty-five years old; my father's
niece was pronounced insane at the New
Castle Court; I had a daughter by my first
husband; she died insane; she was about 24
years of age when she died; at one time she
looked very wild; she once slapped me in the
face while I was sitting at her bedside, and
instantly exclaimed, "0 mother,lsthat you?"
I have seen William laboring under
these spells, and at such times his eyes had
• the same expreasion that I noticed in those
• of his father and sister; by his eyes I could
. always tell when these spells were coming
• on him. I noticed these spells on William
when he was about four years old; some
times when I would chastise`him he would
:have spasms, and would remain miserable
for some time; he would have these spells
wail he was ten or eleven years old; at
.about that age I sent him to Mr. Bennet's
fishery in Maryland; during the lapse of
time between his return from Delaware up
to this occasion I noticed that his conduct
• was strange, very wild and excited; he en
tered the army at the age of eighteen; up to
that time he was, when in his proper mind,
an affectionate, amiable, dutiful and obedi
• ient boy; when he rtturned from the army
I visited him in this city; he was very
1 visited him an the evening of the Thursday
preceding the killing. he was then getting
better; bat told me that he had
,been very sick; ..I was with him
then about an hour; I thought that his
manner was very strange; he was excited
and restive, Very much, unlike himself; I
started home and told him good-bye; I
started - to get into a car, and he came into
the car; beast with me a few moments and
then left me; I went to Mrs. Elizabeth Ben
net, my daughter; I mentioned William's
conduct to her; I next saw him in the cell
at Moyameneing; he then cried bitterly, fell
upon his knees and placed hie head on my
lap; continued, o visit him, up to Christmas:
before Christmas I noticed that he had be
come wild; he would talk very strahg4, 417 to
me; several days after Christmas I visited
him: I found the things that I had sent him
Christmas day all strewn over the floor;
about a week afterward he was chained hand
and foot,andsemaizted so seven weeks: I was
with him pretty much all that time; some•
times my son would know me, and some
times he would not; sometimes he would
ask me who he was; once when I visited
him his clothes were all torn off him, and
the furniture I had bought for him was
broken; he became so violent that I was not
allowed to visit him; he soon began to im
prove; I again saw him in one of thesespalle;
tie was about the same as he was duringthe
first violent attacks, or perhaps worse than
at first; he remained so for five weeks; I
noticed different phases in his lunacy; he
was chained hand and foot a second time
as he was the first time; he once flooded
his cell with water; his conduct under the
second attack was much the same as under
,the first; I could always tell when these
spells were coming on Win from his low
spiritedness, and from the coldness of his
hands.
The Court here adjourned.
Busso-Anaerlean Telegraph.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.—The bark On
ward reports having left at Petropattiov.-ski
fifteen operators and constructors in service
of the Russo-American Telegraph expedi
tion.
Ice had commenced forming when the
Onward left, but the men were comfortably
housed for the winter.
The inhabitants of Petropaulowski treat
the party with great hospitality.
Col. Buckley started for Anadye Bay on
August 2d, and was expected to arrive here
daring the present month.
The Russian war steamer Variagleft the
came day for Nicolaefski,carrying the Count
Anasoff, the Russian Commissioner.
From St. Louis.
ST. Louis, Nov.l2.—Aia injunction, at the
instance of Morrie Jessup tt Co., of New
York, has been served upon Gov. Fletcher
and the Railroad Company to prevent them
from selling the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
for the benefit of the State. The petitioners
for the injunction hold $391,000 in the funds
of the said road, secured by two deeds of
trust, and claim that the only right the State
has in the road, is that of a mortgage, and
subject to the ordinary qualities and limi
tations of such an instrument. The case
will come before the United States Circuit
Court, April session.
Murder by rreedmen—Lyneb Law.
BRAIWELVILLE, Ga., Nov. 12.—The negroes
who killed Mrs. Garvin and daughter, near
Orangeburg, were hung on Saturday hr
the citizens. The freedmen were so incensed
against the perpetrators that they wanted
to burn the murderere,-but were prevented
by the whites.
MP TONEL
wiportelfor thegMisicvaning
WirAtIIiGTON, NC.—Steamer Pioneer, Bennett
-878 bbls rosin 170 do spirits turpentine 374 do tar 50 do
pitch 179 bags peanuts Cochran, Russell & Co: 5060 feet
lumber Harper & Bro; 39 empty bbls and half bbls
Massey, Huston & Co; 46(.0 staves 29 tbbis rosin order:
42 bbls rosin Prentice & Fitler; 397 bbls rosin 160 bbl.
ciude turpentine/3 H Rowley: 8 bbis old metal 1 lot
locse metal F Wyatt & Co; 1 bbd molasses Wattaon &
Bans: 1 lot ripe I crate old metal. XeClure & Cunlitre;
1 case mdse 'Litman & Haas: b empty kegs Cl Bergner:
120 bbls resin 180 bbls tar 45 bbls spirits turpentine 73
bales cot* Boston steamer; 167 bales cot.on 30 do tar
New Yo steamer.
3Lririvali and dawns of Ocean steamer.
TO
4"14.01! 7113C21 Pan mesa
Etna L.J.verpool-New Y0rk.....- Oct, Z)
Sielita„ --- ..... ...Liveroool-Boston & Phlla. Oct 21
Britannia.- elasgow-New York ..............0ct..26
Edinburg Liverpool-New York -.......0ct 27
Erin. „..-LiverpooL-New York. --Oct. 31
City New York-..Liverp'l...New York ' Oct. 31
New York.-..Southampton....New York'. Oct 31
Nova Scotian .LiverpooL..Quebec .Nov. 1
Bosphorus .LiverpooL-Roston&Phila..--Nov. a
Persia. - ..... .....LiverpooL..New York. Nov. S
TO DEPART.
Pernvian...--.Philadelphia-Liverpool NOV. 14
Australasian New York„.Liverpool.... ...... -Nov. 14
City of Dublin...-New York...l..iverpoo] .Nov. 14
Palmyra. .New York-Liverpool..--.....-Nov. 14
Stars and Stripes-Philaira-llavana...----Nov. 17
Whirlwind Philadelphia-Charleston....- ...... N0v.17
Pioneer -.--Philadelphla...Wihxdngton,N(.l.-Nov. 17
City of New York...N York..-LiverpooL .....-......N0v. 17
England .New York... Liverpool - Nov. 17
Yereire New York-Havre ...... ---.......N0v 17
Hansa .New York - -Bremen 1....N0v. 17
Damascus .......Quebec-Liverpool -Nov. 17
Edinburgh New York... Liverpool- ..... -Nov. 17
Etna................--New York..-LiverpooL - N0v.21
Java .New York-LlverpooL.- ..... -.Nov. 21
mouth America... New York-810 Janeiro,dm-...N0v. 2.2
Bellona .New York... London - Nov. 24
Fulton ...New York...Havre .Nov. 24
Eric ... New York... Liverpool .............Nov. 24
Persia .New York-Liverpooli .Nov.
1-1: 0A R D OF TRADE.
G. MORRISON COATES,
MORRIS PEROT, }MoisrruLy Co
DAVIDL FAUST,
lIRAJMINE
PORT Or - PHILADYLPRI3-IQovE MBEB I 3
SUN RISHS, , 6 46 1 btr.l . : SXTS, 443 PHIGH WATER, 6 30
YESTXRDAY.
Steamer PioneerMennett,so hoursfrom Wilmington.
Nc, with naval stores to Philadelphia and tiOuttonn
Mail Steamship Co. Sunday, 11th, as 1.20 PM. 80 miles
south of Cape Henry, exchanged signals with steamer
Tonawanda, Jennings. hence fur Savannah.
Steamer Roman, Baker, 46 hours from Boston, with
incise to Henry Winsor & Co.
Steamer Alexander, Allen, 46 hours from Richmond.
via Norfolk and City Point, with mdze and passengers,
to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer Maynower, Robinson, 86 hours from Wash
ington, with mdse to 'W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer Hunter, Rogers, 86 hours from Providence,
with mdse to Lathbury. Wickersham & Co.
Steamer S F Phelps,Brown,24 ltours from New York,
with mdse to W W Baird & Co. ll
steamer Sarah, Jones, 24 hours from New York,with
mdse to Wm M Baird & Co.
Steamer Chester, Warren, 24 hours 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.
Brig J C York, 'York. 7 days from Portland, with
molasses to J Baker & Co
Schr B & L Marts. Marta, 8 days from Gardiner, Me.
with Ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr C S Grove. Weaver,B days from New York,
with mdse ' to Cochran, Russell & Co.
Schr Mary S Fisher, Fisher. 9 days from New York,
with brimstone to Mom Phillips.
Schr A A Andrews, Kelly, from BostOn, with mdse
to Mershon & Cloud.
schr Mary B Banks.Smith,7 days from Georgetown,
SC. with lumber to I B
Schr J Kennedy, Long, 4 days from Choptenk River,
Md. with railroad ties to Bacon, Collins & Co.
Buhr J O Campbell, Smith, 6 days from James River,
with lumber to Bacon, Collins & Co.
Schr Kite, Cox, 5 days from Annamessex, Md.
with lumber to Bacon, Collins & Go.
Schr Reading RR No 95 Bowen 6 days from Peters
burg, Va. with lumber to B acon, & Co.
Sear Geo Twiblll, Miller, 6 days from James River,
with lumber to Bacon, Collins & Co.
Schr Alexandria, Jones, 5 days from James River,
with lumber to Bacon. Collins & Co,
Schr Julia 0 Lewis, Lewis, 2 days from Milton, Del.
with grain to Christian & Co.
Ear Garnet, Marshall. 1 day ftom Lewes, Del. with
with grain to Jas L Bewley ,k Co.
Tug Hudson, Carr, from Baltimore, with 5 . barges .
W P.olyde & Co.
Tug America.V irden, from New York, via Delaware
Breakwater. 7 hours. Saw one British brig, and ano
ther brig, unknown, at. 10 AM. yesterday morning, off
the Capes, coming in.
tyl",:k.A RED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Mayflower. Robinson, New York, FP Clyde
& .
Stea Co mer J S Shriver. Dennis. Baltimore. A. Groves, Jr
Brig D B Doane, Weeks, St Marys, Ga. Warren, Gregg
& Morris. •
Schr A , Falkenburg, Tirrell, New Haven, Rathbun,
Stearns & Co.
Tog Iludsen, Carr, with 6 barges for Baltimore, W P
Cl 4 de & Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Propontts, Higgiruton, hence at Liverpool
29th ult.
Steamer Whirlwind, Fargo, hence at Charleston 9th
Instant.
Steamer Julia St Clair, Moody, hence at Savannah
Stit inst.
Sfeamer Bellona, Dixon, cleared at Londsin 27th ult.
for New York via havre. and passed Deal 29th.
Steamer Manhattan, Deaken. cleared at New York
yesterday for Havana, Vera Cruz and sisal.
Steamer Morning „Star, Nelsen, from N Orleans, at
New York yesterday. ' .
Steamer. Montgomery, Falrcloth,from New Orleans,.
30th ult. at Is ew York yesterday,
Ship Island Home, Wiaweil, sailed from Liverpool
27th ult. for this port. •
Ship Homeward Bound, Gilmore, cleared at N York
yesterday for Melbourne.
ship merchant : Sprague, was tip at New Orleans 7th
lilac. tar Havre.
THE DAILY EVENING 13ULLEIn.-PIIII,ADELFDIA,.TUESDAY, NOVEMBE.III3 1866.
l f aoltr, hence for DAnktrk, passed by
Burig l e t `ria 29th tilt.
Bark G q .EStolterfoht,Berner, hence et Geestemunde
28d ult.
Bark Adviznce, Crosby, cleared at Providence 10th
nat. for this port. to load for Bremen.
Brig Petrel, /de/Kenzie, hence for Hamburg, passed
• eai 29th
Brig M A Benet& (Br), Smith, cleared at New York
esterday for Rio Janeiro,
Brig .1 H Crowiey, Crawley, hence at Boston yester%
Brig R B Gave. Nara - nese, was up at N Orleans 7th
at. for this port.
Buhr Mary B Somers, Somers, at Mobile 7th Instant
om New York.
Schr amos Edwards, Somers, cleared at Savannah
h Inst. for Savannah.
Schr Bill, Thompson, hence at Mobileith inst.
B.LATIVECSPECIALTIEB FOR THE SEASON.
Glycerin Lotion, for hands and face.
Pectoral LozeogPs,for sore throat, hoarane , 5, &c.
Camphor Ice, for chapped Hands.
• Wild Cherry Compound for cold, cough, &c.
Olein, for chapped hands, dco.
Troches chlorate Potash, for ulcerated throcet.
HENRY C. BLAIR'S SONS, Eighth and Waluut-sts
WHITE (4WlAine.—For Bale by.WlLLalat
RT.T.TR & CO" Druggists, lio.'nt MARKET
street, .„
DOSE WATER.—Double Distilled Rose Water, con•
stantly on hand and for sale by WILLIAM
E f.T.TSdr. C. 0., Monists, No. 7Z4 MARKET street.
rIBRAM Or TA .TAR.—Pare Cream of Tartar and
Cl Soda, for sale by WiT r , TAM. ELLJ &00 , Drug
gists. .N o. 724 MA HIIET street.
fIOD LIVPLEt OIL (new made) regularly receiVeil ie
J quantities imitablo to the trade.
ALCOHOL, 95 per cent, finest quality 'ribald OWL
TILPINIa) CAMPHOR, In original Patlmam
Ipecac Root, Ipecac po sderlpecac, powdered, h
32 lb. bottles; Powderedeslisaya Bark, PONvilanA
barb, Powdered Jalap, In bottlgs, fbr sale by JOHN C
R A 72" F R & 00., No. 715 Market street.
IXTB.S.CT OF BMW for beef tea or /essence 0)
Beef in sickness or for Bonne Air table usa, [ads
nElgln, Illbsols, by Gail Borden, from the juices 0)
'choice beef and is superior in triennia= flavor ant
quality to any hitherto lolown. Packet' with full di
:actions, one dollar escb. HUBBELL, Apotheoan
1410 Obeatant street.
nRUGGISTS' SUNDRESS. Oradnand Malay
LP PM Illos,Oombi, Ranh Mirrors, Twedirs,Pin
=ea, Horn ga s , Surgical Inatenznonts, Traded
'
lard and Soft Goods, Vial Oases, Wad no.
arta Minim, do., all at "Pint E ftu rns si ;M ß,
SNOWD3RI &
altl34fl a Rath Eighth strew
ROBERT SHOIDWIXR. it 00. N. B. OORNIII
BOTITCDEE AND RACE WilWleasa.
ilor occiata, Manufacturers and Belden In Wzdor
Glass, White Lead, and Panda of ever! deurriptioa
..l'ecr to the trade, or anuerunerkntonnalate raga r
t Goa m their lino at the lowest market rates.
10BEBT aromas= a__ CO oo.
Northeast wrier Fourth and Race mem.
B A L IMIL—Jast reoeived e. an Mya t t of Gouda,
noionaMoNizsaea 00., 7 iriat, V i rCoO7
ler Fourth and Rana ateneta.
VOR HEALTH AND STRENGTH USE CAPE
A WELL ; & CO.'S PATENT GLASS CASTOR
WHEELS. •
These wheels are designed for Pianos, Bedsteads, &c.
We claim that they give to Pianos a greatly increased
force ofsound, without detracting front the harmony
end melody of the instrument, rendering every note
more distinct to the ear. This is so apparent that they
re now being applied by many to these valuable mu.
:teal instruments. ;Dr. Valentine Mott, previous to hie
t , rath. prononneed.lhe Glass Castor Wheels an in
valuable invention for bedfast Invalids, who art
guarded against the damp floors after undergoing the
process of cleaning, or where dampness Is produced
from any other cause. Aside from this. Housekeeper?
are relieved from the dread of having their carpets cut
3r torn, as frequently happens from those now in use.
often caused by a rust, which adheres with glue-like
tenacity. No such annoyance can possibly proceed
from the Glass Castor Wheels, as we all know that
„;lags is non corrosive. There are no rough or titian.
+sht. d edges to the Glass Wheels, such as we often find
•ti those of iron, and the latter, though smoothly fin
bed, will soon rust, from the dampness of the atmos.
ithere, if nothing else, producing roughness on the sm.
.ace, or edge, while the former will always maintain
,he smoothness of glass, dust as they are finished.
•
By Bleeping upon glees wheels you retain all the *gee
:ricity you had in your body on retiring, and yon get
tp in the morning feeling as fresh and active as a
ming man. Glass being a non-conductor, the eleo
zricity gained while in bed cannot pass off Ask yore
doctor what he thinks of the Glass Castor Wheels,
Ask him if all dfseasaa, with the exceptlon of chronic
•liseases, are not caused from the want of electricity
We have a man In our place whom the doctors pro
uounced past curing, with the inflammatory rhen•
&retina. The wheels cured him in less than font
.reeks. He Is to-day a stout healthy man. These art
:acts which can be proven on application at oar office
No. to Race street, Philadelphia, or at our Factory,al
•.1/estville, New Jersey where we have some sixty
hands employed in the munnfictare of the Glass Cs&
for Wheels
(WO will be paid to any one who will say they have
rot received star benefit or relief after using (apeweL
ch Co.'s Patent Glass Castors. 14. sample set (4) of the
Wheels sent to any part of the tutted Staten. on re
celpt of 11 50. .1. B. CAPE WELL 00
CIC4 S:111 150. :115 E.ace
HER MAJESTY {
II CHAMPAGNE,
Tor(
lOti - TR MST ST, SOLI AUNT. 7
virrsEs.—The attention of the trade is solicited! to
VI the following very choice Wines. &c., for sale by
JOSEPH F DUZ,TON, N 0.151 South FRONT street,
above Walnut:
MADE LRAS—OId Island. 8 years old.
& Co., single, double and
triple Grape. E. Crusoe & Sons, Rudolph. Topes, Rieg,
- pan ish, Crown and F. Vallette.
PORlB—Vallette, Vinbo Velbo Real, Denton and
kiebello Valente .4 Co.. Vintages isle to 1356.
CLARE Et—CruseFils Freres and St. Estephe Cha
teau Lumlny.
V) RIRMTH—G. .Tourdan, Brive & Co.
MllSCAT—deFrontignan.
CHADIPAGNES—rnest IrronY, "Golden Star,'
Venoge, Her Majesty and Royal Cabinet and other
favorite brands.'
ALB WHISIMIS3.-500 Owe Pnre Old Wheat, RV
Bourbon and Monongahela Whiskies fbr sale by
B. P. BUDD N.
5 Muth bloat Enver;
CLOTHS, CASSIHEMES, f&C.
! l A /pHs, c,..Ftfy AND VIGSTINGb.
./ JAMES & LEE Invite the attention of their friendl
And others to their large and well assorted stock 01
'7o 3ds, adapted to men's and boys' wear, comprising
part
° Black French Cloths,
Blue French Cloths,
•
Colored. French Cloth&
OVERCOAT CLOTHS.
Bieck French Beavers,
Colored French Beavers.
Black Esquimau.: Beavers,
Colored Esquimau-it Beavers,
Blue and Black Pilots,
Blue and Black Paletota.
PANTALOON STUFFS.
Black French Cassimeres.
Black French Doeskins.
Farley Cassimeres,
Mixed and Striped Cassimeres,
Plaid and Silk Mixed Cassimeres
Satinets, all qualities,
Cords, Beaverteens, do.;
JAMES d
At wholesale and retail, by JAMES: dr,
No. 11 North Second at,. Sign of the Golden-1:m.7%n
, r&y, trioDEBSIGNED 125MM1: &VEENTwig
4. their stock of
Buck Mountain Company's
Lehigh Navigation Oonapany's Coal, and
Locust Mountain,
viticia they are prepared to sell at the lowest marks
raw, and to deliver In the beat condition.
Orders left with S. MASON FINES, Franklin Intl
nte Building, SEVENTH street below Market. wit
he Promptly attended to. BrbiES &
toe,tf +rob Street Wharf, Bohuytint,
riCLILL.—ERIGAB LOAF, limy= MIDADOW AM'
SPrirtlhEetultain, Lehigh Oeal, and beat Lotman
gonn trom Sennylkill, prepared exprte
family rule, DeNt, It W. ea rn er Easaturd and WIFr
LOW streets. Oinoa, 112 South SBOOND street.
T Ica •Tnying On
IDEILADFLPHIA, NOV. 9rit, 1866.—DISSOLII-
TlON.—The Co-Partnership heretofore existi*
between the subscribers; under the firm of ALLMAN
,k ZEIINDEB,Ia this day dissolved by mutual consent.
THOMAS ALLMAN,
• GEO. F. ZERNDER.
The Undersigned, having purchased the interest of
THOMAS ALI MAN, in the bnainess heretofore con
ducted under the firm of ALLMAIQ & FiEHNDER,
those having claims against the late firm will present
them, and those indebted will please make payment.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to
the late firm, he respectfully asks a continuance of the
same to himself. GEORGE F. ZEENDER,
nose 3tl - B. E. corner Fourth and Vine.
GRAND OPENING.-2.111.13:3t. A. BINDER,
N 0.1031 Cheataut street, Philadelphia,
importer of Ladies' Dress and Cloak Trimmings ,
Also, analegant stock i of Imported Paper Patterns, for
Ladles' and Children a Dress. Parisian Dress !and
Cloak Making In all its varieties. Ladles furnishing
their rich and costly materials may rely on being ar
tistically fitted, and their work finished In the mod
prompt and efficient manner, at the lowest possible
prices, in twenty-four hours' notice. Cutting and bast.
log. Patterns in sets, or by the single Piece ,for met'
chants and dressmakers now ready. 501847
UP.sW4n,.
CASTOR WHEELS.
.L 11111 1 43
1 1 ,
Succmcc tr, Gen. W Gray.
24, 28, 28 and 30 Smith Sixth St.,
Fate Old Stock & Ng-Brown Aim
- tor nunily and .210
COL L.
tto) : 1 410,3 stiz)
111 MlinilMt 116 1 C yr
E. A.& J. J. WILLIAMS
•.. . •
N. W. cor. Broad and Green Sts.
OFFICEt
85,000 FEET NORWAY ULU,
At a very low price. Sa lots of 5,000 feet, not
F. H. WILLIAMS,
LUMBER,
Seventeenth and Spring Garden Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
0c125 Ita
C I - lA.I=I3UB ESTE,
LUMBER',
Seventeenth and Callowhill Streets.
0c,313m
PHILADELPHIA.
-"Boa --STetwen WHITE
AND
lAA E0.9.11DS AND PLANK,
• 4-4, 5-4.6 4,2, 2%, 3 and !.inch.
CHOICE PANEL AND FIRST CO hi 810N,16 feet long
PINE, PA N EL PATT E RN -.
WHITE PLANK.
LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK ON HAND.
1866- B -ITILDLNG BUILDING! RUILDING,I
BUILDING
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
4 4 CAROLINA. FLOORING.
5-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
4-4 DELAWARE FLOORING,
5-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
WHITE PINE FLOORING.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUTFLOORING.
SPRUCE FLOOR' NG.
STEP BOARDS.
RAILPUANK.
- PLASTERWG LATH.
if 66, —CEDAR AND CYPRESS SHINGLES.
CEDAR PM INGLES.
SHORT CEDER SHINGLES,
COOPER SHINGLES,
FMB APEORTMENT, FOR SALE LOW.
No. 1 CEDER LOGS AND POSTS,
No. 1 CEDAS_LOGS AND POSTS.
1866 - LIIMBFB FOR us rIERTA KEES
LUN BE is. FOR UN DERTAR ERS !
Rev CEDAR, WALNUT AND PINE.
BED CEDAR, WALNUT AND PINE.
p - . 166 —ALBANY LU3LBER OF ALL KINDS.
. A EeICY LUMBER OR ALL KINDS.
SONED WATNUT.
SEASONED NvAL:s UT.
DRY POPLAR. I'HERRY AND ABE.
OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT VENEERS.
1866. - ESIN mmt - DZIMP - 1.
bPANIS.II CIGAR BOX-BOARDS.
1E66.-SWE Cr od e9r-SPRITCE JOIST-
SPRUCE JOIST
FROM 14 TO I FEET LONG.
FROM 14 TO J 2 FILET LONG.
SUPERIOR NORWAY SCAN CLING.
MAULE, BROTHYR ,t CO.,
No. ZOO SuUTLL Street.
UMBEIL—The noderalsmed are prepared to receive
3-2 orders for St. Maras. Oeorgia, Lumber, of any do
scription, which will be promptly executed. ED
MOND BOUDEB. & CO. Doci. SL 'Wharf. [alai=
UW,3A:Lkin..LLJEM
IMPORTANT TO ALL,.
Great Reduction in Furniture.
Pertone wanting Furniture abonid not maim until
they have looked in at the
Great Western Furniture Depot, .
1019 MARKET STET,
KEPT BY
GREENLY & NORTH
And examine our large stock, which we are
CLOSING OUT AT A GREAT SACRIFICE!
oc2o
BUY FURNITURE OF
L
UNION DEPOT, GOU N. Iltiornee D zi &
orrE and itedlarKT
Streets, and Nos. 87 and OP North SECOND Street.
The largest, cheapest and beat Stock of Furniture 01
very description in the world. Furniture f.r Parlor,
L rearing Booth. Chamber or Bed Room.Dlning Boom,
Library, Kitchen, Servants' Booms, Offices, Schools.
Churches, Odd-Fellows, Masonic or other Societies,
Ships, Instil:m.l3ns, Clubs Cone Public Buildings,
Hotels,Boardleg Humes, MospHals, Faire, or a Single
Piece of Farah:rue. •
°niers siiiPost will be executed with despa
and with liberality ane justness of dealt= Partie at
A distance may remit through our Banker. the Par
Leer's and Mechanics' Nat. Bank, Chestnut street, of
the Union National Pank,Third street, o._ by Express,
(22eca or Post Office order; imrrediate attention will
be given and satisfactitn insured.
COULD a CO.. N E. corner Ninth and Market and
37 road SS N. Second street, Phila. rahlly
SPRING MAPRESS,
REST QUALITY AND STYLE,
AND BEDDMEI OF .EVERY DESCRIPTION.
3. G. FULLER,
selOtla 9 South SEVENTH Street.
TANTED.—Wanted an OFFICE AND STORAGE
ROOM on either first or second floor. on Deia•
ware avenue, between Arch and Vine streets. Ad.
dress Box No. 127. Philadelphia Post Office. °on=
ir WANTED 'AD PIIRCHARE OR RENT.—A.
Dwelling between Third and Eighth streets and
7' ne and Arch streets. Address, b. A.. Box :557,.
Philadelphia Post-ottlce,wlth location and lowest cash
price.noS 61.*
_ . .
MgD. ROLPIi LEE has administered Nitrous
Oxide, or Laughing Gas, to thoasand with per
fect success for Deatel, Boniest and Medical pr
poseefand for amusement.oMy fifty cents (Wa)ner tooth
tbr extracting. No charge for extracting when artificial
teeth are ordered. Office No. 256 West Washington
Square below Locust street. Seventh street Cars pass
the door. Don't be foolish enough te go elsewhere and
pay V 2 and eS for the gas. continue to give
structions to the Dental profession. 0c.30-imp
JOE ar ;. Human
1101CANDSOMF FURNITURE FOR SALE.
11 A gentleman about breaking nri housekeeping
desires to sell bis entire elegant furniture, of Moore &
Chamrion's brat make. The house is eligibly located
and can be retained by the purchaser at a moderate
rent. Parlors up stairs. Library and dining rooms
below.
A ddrers box 24n0 P. O.
JOHNS' ENGLISH ROOFING CLOTH, 4.1503
coated with- LIQUID> GUTTA PEROHA PAINT,
making themnerfectly water oroof
TSP , CIZY GRAVEL ROOFS repaired with Gotta
Pacna Paint, and warranted for five years.
.LEARY SLATE ROOFS coated with liquid which
becomes as bard as slate.
TIN, COPPER, ZINC, or IRON coated with Liquid
Gotta Percba at small expense. Cost ranging from
one to two cents per square foot. Old Board or Shingle
Rootti ten cents per square foot, all complete.
Material constantly on band and for sale by the
PHILADELPHIA. AND PENNSYLVANIA ROOF.
ENG COMPANY. GEO. HOBART,
230 North FOURTH Street.
RDOBBS & WOSTENROLDVS POCKET
'Knives, Rodgers & Wade's and Butcher's Razors
Table Cutlery, Ladles' scissors in Clasen. Razors,
Scissors, and all kinds of Cutlery ground and polished
at P. MADEIRA'S. No, 115 S. TENTH Street, below
cheetimt. oW-0,1,m1
MILIMBEIR.
It ANTIS'.
DENTISTRY.
FOR SALE.
COVERED WITH
AWCILION SALW,
• IAM.Itd3 A. FREEMAN, AUOTIONEER arc
6d 9 , - No. 422 W 4. et.
ELEVENTH' FALL SAME FIOVEMBEE 14, 18438
This &ale. on WEDNESDAY, at 12 Veto= _
theEschange, will include the following—
' I .v e.ST END LAND A.ESOCIA.TION LOT. _
A. Building Lot, glity.second and Walnut sts., 'Kat
• Philadelphia.
ALLEGHENY AVENUE WHARF AND LAND
A. Lot; Saxon street, Nineteenth Ward, above Bath.
IS by 72 feet.
FOURTH, ABOVE GERMAN—Four court houses
In the rear of Nos 734 and 736 Sonth Fonxtb at.. Plan
at the store. Orphans' Court Sale—Estateof Whitchcsd
minors
NO. 1154 S. FIFTH ST.!--A very desirable neat three
story brick Dwelling, above Federal at ,16 by 8o feet. -
Posseasion In a month. Clear. 1M Nate Peremptory.
LOT, 19TH WARD—Lot, Tacker st, near Cedar. op.
*polite St. Ann's R. C. Cturct. ES by 80 feet. $.l) ground
rent,' Orpha es' Court Sale,—.Estate of Len. Hush .Al - c.
Lau Alin. dec'd
NO. 1224 BUTTONWOOD ST—A very neat three.
story brick Dwelling, with back buildings, 20 by 60 feet.
Immediate possession. Clear.
NO. 2008 PabiI3ERTON ST—A two-story brick
house 26tb Ward. le b, 50 feet. $36 ground rent., Or:
phone ; Court Sale—Estate of Wm. Gibson, deed.
STRB.LOCR. Of GROUND SECOND ..a.ND DIAMOND
EET 'AND SUSQURII A .NA A VENUE —.3E
Bonding lota. twenty commencing at the 'minter of
• Second and Diamond sta. running through to Percy
at, each 18 by 109 feet. At SO, 10 iota, second at.
Snegoehanna avenue, through to Perry st. 17 b 107
feet. Executors Sale—Estate of Benj amin nahts. deed.
LOTS, VINE BT., ABOVE TWENTY-FIRST—Two
v.lnable Lots, Vine st., above Twenty-first, south
side. 20 'eet each by 102 I, et deep Sale by order of
Heirs—Estate of John Wood, deed
Mir CATALOGUES NOW READY.
TWELFTH FALL SALE ON T*iit PREMISES,
GERMANTOWN.
This Sale, on the premises, Germantown. on SATUR.
-DAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 17 at 35-.4 o'clock precisely,
includes
-26 ELIGIBLE WILDING LOIS, Pulaski avenue,
Wayne avenue and Seymour st.
*Et— loc- lonof these Tracts of Land is high and
inviti , (1 fori.nproCanentsr elegant and substantial real.
dences surround them, Mc (.binary Church is within
three.ruorters of a squat e.
• W.R. Only one-fourth of the purchase money re.
(paired.
Litholgraphic plans at the store.
The sale will be without reserve, by direction of
the - Executors of Edward Royal, deed. •
Executors' Sale at No. Nba Pemberton street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.
At 10 o'clock: will be sold - try Order of the Executor of
William Gibson dec'd., at No. MI Pemborton street,
below Sldppen street, a quantity of Household Enrol
-
'l'o BENT—MANSION ANU FURNITURE,
A very elegant Double Mansion, tarnished com
pletely, in a fashionable part of the city. To be rented
for Mx months, tuna Ist of November. Apply at tin
auction store. ,
ET SOHN B. MYERS are 00.. AUCITIONIENFF 1
Nos. eke and 524 MUG= Street. Carnes afEank
',Allele POSITIVE SALE OF ERITIBIi, Piallibvs. •
°Film AN , AND DOMESTIC DRYGOODS.
We will hold a Large Bale of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, by Caudoirae, on four months' Credit an/
part Car cub.
ON THURSDAY MORNMO,
November: 15, at NI O'CIOCk, ...nhn.mrtg about Ss
pa.a ages and lota of staple and fancy articles, is
woolens. worsteds. linens. ell and cottons.
E. R—Catatognes ready and goods arranged fa
xarninaticd , earl.- on the morning or .41-
LARGE PEREBEE'TOMEST RY IC DR SALE Y
OF EUILOPEA.N.7
AND DO GOODS.
NOTlCE—lncluded in our ass. of r a ugspia
November lh. win be found the following—
DOMRSTiI.
Bales bleach , d and brown sheetings and shlrtinn&
do all wool white bed blankets, gray and ulna do
do all wool white and scarlet domet and shirticg
flann els. Case s Canton and miners' flannels. kentuckyleans.
do A =train pants and delainee, Bob Boys.
do Manchester gingham% and plaids, jt conets,
do indigo blue ticks. checks strives. denims.
co bleached and col'd drills. allecias, corset leans,
cambric!.
do cleat in . cas.inseres. satinets, kerseys &c.
MFRc7AANT TAILO R
Pieces English, French and Etax.lty black and blue
all wool and Union mottos.
do French Bandy Cleaving& Coatings, Cassimeres
do French all wool blk and col'd Patet ue
Co Castors. hioscows, ksmilinanz. Chinchilla&
do Aix Chrmelle black doeakins and ric
do London Pilots, Astrakhans, Velour. Ratinet,
do blk and col'd Italians. and satin de Chines.
LINENS, WHIT'R GOODS, &c.
Fall lines bleached and brown damasas, bird's eye
diaper.
Fail lines Isiah shirting linens, Barnsley sh oo tings.
Full limes bleached and brown crash, canvas, towels,
clotha
Full linesjaconets, cambric& nainsooks, shirtfronts.
DRESS GOODS. SILKS, &c.
Pieces Paris Plain and Printed Merinos andl)Flainee.
do Paris silk chain Poplins. Poll de Chevres
do blk and cord Alpacas, Mobairs,Cobtirge,Reps.
do black and colored 1.• =tress cloths, Persians.
Plaids.
do Taffetas, Gras do Rhin, Poult de Soles &c.
Also, Battery and Gloves traveling and o.,der shirts
and drawers cawing silks, patent thread, silk ties and
Kara. =lsaias &c.
LAMM ktesrriv it SALE OP OARPETUR3I3.
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
Nov. 16, at 11 o'clock. will be sold, by catalogue, of
four months' credit, about 200 pieces of suyartro
and fine ingrain, royal damask, Venetian. MO, tract
bony cottage and rag mpetings. embracing a chokx
assortment of superior goods. which may be ezezubaer
early on Stemming at sale.
LARGE PEREMPTORY FADE OF 3SENCIR
OTMER EUROPEAN DRY GODS. &a.
ON MONDAY MORNING. rgOV. 19.
At 10 o'clock, will be sold, by cetxlogne, ON FOUR
MONTERCRE, abont7oo lots ofFrench, India,Ger
man and British Dry Goods. embradag. . a Mil assert.
meat of honey and staple articles in ants, worsteds,
woolen& linens and cottons.
N. B.—Goods arranged for examination and cats
loose ready early on morning aisle.
DAVIS dt HARVEY_ , AUCTIONEERS.
(Late with M. Thomaa & Sons.)
Store No, 4:.1. Walnut street.
FTBSTrITRE SAI.EI3 at the Store every Taw.-
SALIM AT REBEDENCES Will -ecielve PArticnlar
attention.
Sale on the Premises.
Estate of Catharine M. Scravendyke, deceased.
THREE-STORY BRI NITU RE.CE DWELLMG AND EMI
N0.1c2.8 Vine Street,
On WEDNESDAY MORNENG,
November 14, at 10 o'clock, on the premises, comeri
sing all that certain three-story brick Ines nage, with
back but idl rgs and lot of ground, situate on the south
side ofVine street above Sixteenth street, No. 1693,
containing in front an Vine street 17 feet, and In depth
140 feet to Nt Inter street Clear of all incumbrance.
Immediately after will be sold the
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. FRENCH PLATE PIRG
MIRRORS. TAPESTRY C ARPETS% Oc.
Corr prisirg th. Parlor. Dining Room and Chamber
Furniture, fine French Plate Pier Mirrors, Tapestr;
Carpets, Feather Beds, .tc.
The furniture may be e*anlined at 8 o'clock on the
morning of sale. ,
Sale on the Premises.
MODERN RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE.
No. sll North Twenty-second streA.
On THDESDAY MORNING I
Nov. 15, at 10 o'clock, on the premises, 01l that Three
story Brick Residence, with two-story back building
awl Tot of Ground, Twentpaecord street, below Wal
lace strt et, 18 feet 'Pont by 54 feet deepto a three fen
wide alley leading into Wallace street, including a lot
Inthe rear not fenced in.
The house Is well built, has high ceilings, newly pa
pered and painted. marble mantels, hot and cold wa•
ter, batb, range and beaters.
hat:dent to a mortgage of pli3oo.
immediately alter will be sold by catalogue—
'ELEGANT FURNITURE, HANDSOME CAR•
PETS. CHANDELIERS BRONZES, PLATED
WARE. ENOBAVING4. &c.
- - - -
Comprising elegant Parlor, Chamber and Dining
Boom Furniture, made to order and equal to new,
Chandeliers, real Bronzes, flue Plated Ware, rich Ta
pestry Carpets, suit Cottage Furniture, Kitchen'Erten.
,gc.
The &culture may be examined on the =mink 03
sale, ate o'clock.
• I .
ILionny advanced mn Merchandise generally
Watches, Jewelly, Diamor.da, Gold and Sims Plate
...nd on all articles of value, for any length of
on.
WAr i CHICS AND JSWELBY AT PBIVATIL SALA
Fine Gold Hunting Case, Double Bottom and Opal
Pace English, American and Swiss Patent Levis
Watches; Pine Gold Hunting Cane and Open Face Li
pine Watches; Fine Gold Duplex and other Watches
Mne Silver Hunting Case and Open Face Eloglish
American and SWISS Patent Lever and Lerdn:
Watches: Double Cane English Quartier and alas
Watches; Ladies' Fanny . Watchas: Diamond Brew
pins; Finger Bangs; Ear Binge, Studs, ao.; Fine Gob
Maim: Medallions; Bracelets; t3=xf Pins; Breas
pins; Finger Bingt; Pencil Oases, and .Tewolry
r FOIL BALD —A large gad splendid Fireproof Chun
sutimble for a Jeweler, price WO.
Also, several Lots in South Catittlnid Filth air
Chestnut street.
A.. I:LOT:LAND, AUCTION - KER.
1209 MARKET street&
Sales of Furniture at the Auction Store EVERY
WEDNESDAY. at 9 o'clock.
Particular attention given to sales at Private Real
deuces •
THE NEW CENTRAL Aucriox HOUSE.
Capacity—Four floors. each 7.3 by 24 feet.
Location—ln the very Centre of the City, and adjoin
ing the Farmers' Market.
advantages—Has been a first-class Secondhond Fur
niture Stand for over thirty years.
1 Storage—Superior accommodation fir Storage of
Furniture.
Indneements--Very liberal terms offered to persons
having Furniture and Merchandise for sale.
References—Over one hundred
_of_the most promi
nent citizens of Philadelphia.
T L. ASILKWEESO 4 OM, AIJOTHINEESS,
• No. 505 MARKET street. above Fifth-
PEREMPTORY SALE OF BOOTS SHOES, SHOES, &C.
ON WEDNESDAY MO RNING,
NOV. U. at 10 o'clock. Re will sell by (*Wove, En
CllBB9 Of Boots, Shoes, etc.; embracing a prime. amen.
ment. of oily and Eastern manufacture, to which the
attention °leash buyers is called. •
Open early on the morning of sale for examination,
with catalogues.
PHILIP 'FORD'
ABCTIONEKRE!
No, see MARKET street. ,_
BALE of Isoe CASES BOOTS, 5802: 3, B.ROGAN I3 ,
ON THURSDAY itORNING. NOV, 15, ,‘
commencing at 10 o'clock, - we will sell by catshErue,
for Mat • 1900 cases Boots, Simms Brogan , .galatOrahl,
&c,, of city and Eastern Mannfeettlre.
Eillblacillg a Ikeela and ae9lra4l9 matgungat Rtgoods,
ANCTION SVIA:Magg.
THOMAS SONS, A.170T10 - • •
_ Ncei.l29 sail 14,1 sora. , 12-v313,
/89 00r41.-. no A.l. —,Z4r
!ULM@ OP 13TOUR6 AND Pl;tA
At the Etratuanye,evariTl'MßSY;aillo'cißit noon,
ler Handbills of each, proPealD .fttcid airoratety.
ard on the liNittutday prtrilotts to each sale flin.a CU*.
lOraen brut, itiVinalt(D des=hrticns,
ATE AT PRwA.72..' / 3 L' 4 ll.
Printed cataletties. comprising several Inn dreg
tiaptestadliellara, including every deaurisSon o' city
and Munte7 louPerty faun. the occolient dose:o , la , to
the most elegant mamsltnr, alumni -...vrintry Beata,
farms, badness st•,operties. do,
g,PORTS TrTliE SALMI at the Ar. nctis. Store
ir
Y THURSDAY.
Particular attar/Zan elven k' Lei e e Bt rz , ate
Dissidence. -Lc •
• - REAL ESTATE SALE, NOV. 23.
Trustees' Sale—VEur VALI - ABLE .131:5r.v.e...5s LOCA
TION, No. 3311 Coestnut st, west of Thirteenth—two
fronts. This is a very valuable business square.
_Trustees' Feremotory Sae -By Order cf Court of
Common Pleas—TWO-STORY RitICE.DWEJ...LLNG,
No. 1412 Beach st.
. .
11 xecntors' Eiale -Estate of Tosenb Keyser, dec,d--
and VA.I.I3a,BLEI EEO known an
7eySbesff,"Nos. Nos. .257 and 250 sotto Second st., below
'Vine, Neuratory Brick ntuldiug, No: 122 Vine st, and
2 1 bree-story Brick Dwelho,gd--42i , ., feet trent, 350 feet
deep Plans at the fir RtiOß rooms
VERY VALITA BLS BUSIINGS 2.ITAN - D—FIVE-STOItY
OPPiCE BUILLIN4,-No. is South Third et below
Market.
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of noratlo G. Worral.
!dec'a—THREIni•STORY BRICE DWRIALLNG, No. 806
.ItOrth Twelfth at. north of Brown.
, aame Estate—THßEE-M.ORP BRICK. DWELZ,
.llco , No. 1‘ . 33 Heath st
'Sam e 1 state —TH REEBTORY * BRICK" DWELL.
aut Twettth at. north of Brown.
. • -
Exectatt Bale--Estate ofJohn R. Worrell; dec'd—
LOT Prie. street Bero, e , .• .
Same Nstate-2 TWO.STORY FRAME DWELL
INGS, Nos. 92 end 13 'fiercer street, Gloucester, N. J.
Geas TEEL 'J. HR.o.E.S TORY BRICK DWELLING,
No. 133 Congress street
3BULDING LOTS,N. E. corner of Twenty-second
and Vine streets.
BUILDING LOT, Twenty second .street, north of
Vine.
s. sin? V ALUA TILE BUSINESS STANDS-3 Frvg.
STORY BRICK 8 fORRS, N 05.134, 136 and 133 Markt:A -
M:eel, easter becond.- 4.0 feet front.. Clear of all in.
curt - brance. Possession of each lst .Tannari.
Peremptory Sale—By Order of Heirs —TARES
STORY BRICK STOisE DWELLING, N E eon
of Andress and Lemon strasts. between 12th and 18th
and Mount Vernon and Wallace ate.
Exocntors' otory eale—E.tato of Will'anx
Smith, deceased—THßEE-SToRY B WOK TAVERN
and DWELLING. N. E. corner of Second and Phmoix
streete,with two Frame Ltredings in the rearon Perry
street.
WELI,SECBBED GROUND RENT. $24 a year.
THREE-STORY narcKo DWELLING, No. OD
Logrn street. north of Wallace.
; 4"i Bal : : a. I • :
NO. i= lac ant Vernon street
LARGE and VA LIIABLk LOT, Costello street, neat-
Duv'e lane, GNRISEANTOWN.
GROMW RENT, V 4 a year.
Raecntors' SaIe—DESIRABLE THREE-STaRI"
BRICK RESIDALNCE, No. e 32 Race atreet, opposite
Franklin Squar..
2 TABEE STORY BRICK STORES and DWELL
MSS ism 1031 and 1033 Id: aster street.
VALUABLE LAW & MILICELLANEgUS BOOKS,
ON TV DAY A_ETAF.NOON
N0v.13, at the auction store valuable Law and Mis
cellaneous Books from a Litirary.
also, large painted•Bookcas% suitable fora Lawyer'a
oftice.
Sale S. W. corner Tenth and Shlppen strefts.
HOUSEHOLD FIrRNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO.
MAHOGANY PIA_NO, LARGE ORGAN, LARDS
CASES, BRUSSELS CARPETS, &c
t).N WEDNESDAY MORNING,
At In o'clock at toe southwest corner of Tenth and
Abippen streets, the superior Household Farnham,
Rot ewood Roueolr Piano, Mahogany Piano Forte,
arge Organ, Book Cares, Fine Brussels Carpets, Re
frigerators. &c
Has be examined early on the morning of sale.
• .1:11th 5
VERY SUPERIOR FURN ITUR It - ERRORS,
Pt •NO FORTES, NEEL° FIREPROOF
SAFES. CP nu. AND GLASSWARE. E
ID-
S~•ME VELVJ&T. BRUSSELS. I`..PE9I` KT AND
01RER CAN
T RP RURiD AY MORNETS. S
ING.
UPERIOR STOVES, &A.
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AA 9 o'clock. at the auceou avare, hy oatalOgne,
an excellent assortment of very superior Parlor.
Dininkroom and Chamoer Flirniture_ fine toned
B sewood Piano Forte. mate by Fistrier. superior
Roe wood Mel,Kko. fine IIIITOTS. excellent Firepro o f
Safes, made by Evans& Watson sod others; fine China
an . leesware. Beds and Bedding handsome Velvet,
Axminster, Tapestry. Brussels. Imperial and other
Cameo. Desks and Office arniture, snp.rior Stoves
of every descent chandeliers..4c. -
Adeo, superior Repeating Rifle, Henry's pa:ent.
Administrators' Sale No. 919 Ridge avenue.
HORSES, CARTS. HAR.:.EaS. dce.
ON FRIDAY,
Nov. 16. at 2 o'clock . P. M., at No 919 - Ridge avenue.
Rbove Wood street, by order of admedscrator6, tree
Bosses, three Carts,Sakey, Harness, &c. •
lklay be seen on tb e morning of sale.
DY B. SCOTT, Js..
AUCTIO
No. 1
U 11 2 3 0.ti UT stmt.
Eale at TS South. 6ixth street.
STOCK OP A wRoLzsALN: AND nrrAth
BA.ANN BOOK Ali D aT.TIO YEBY STORE.
eN Di, , :-. D le : 9,-e•
Nov 14, at 10 o'clock. cn the premises, South ElLiztlt
street, the entire stack of Stationery of James J. Mar
tin. comprising Blank Books. Memorandum and Pass
do., Tucks, 'Note, Bill and Letter Paper, large and
small Envelopes, Faber's Lead Pencils . David's Ink,
k Stands &c.,comnrising• a fall and general assert-
IrAnt
Also. Fixtures, Glass Show Case, - Fireproof, and
Lease of premises for three years. s
SALE OF MODERN OIL ParisrrnaGs.
ON INRD sr.BSDAY
, Nor. I& at 734 'clock. at Scott's Art Gallery. MI
Cbestnni street, will be sold. a Collection of Modem
Qil Yrdntines. of varied and subjects, com
prising Landscapes. River and Mountain Scenery, &c„
Now open for examination.
e RD.—We are authorized to announce an impor
tant special sale (to take place early in the month of
November) of valuable and rare Oil Paintings. the
spe:•ial Importalion of lir. A. D. Htri'Vhlri ER. of
Antwerp, who has Just retarnedhom an ertensive and
protracted visit among the studios of the most cele
brated A rtist s of the English, Flemish. French and
Dusseldorf Schools This will offer connoisseurs and
lovers of art generally a true opportunity to make Be.
lectiona. as it will no doubt be the largest and best col
lebtion ever offered at pnblicsale In this country.
CARD.--We are now nrenared to make arrangement
for special sales of Oil Paintings or any other works at
art. Our location being in the centre of the most fttels
icnable thoroughfare of our city makes it a desirable
resort for connoisseurs and lovers Gl' art in general.
N. 8.--Sales of merchandise in general wildcat
Personal attention given to otn,:door Bales.
B. scow. .7a.
THOMAS BIRCH & SON. AUOTIONSESS AA&
COMMISSION MHROCHANTS.
(Bear entrance 1107 Saneom street.)
HOITS•OHOLD FIIRNTFURE OF EVERY Lapi
SCRIPTION RECEIVED ON CONSIGN) T,
SALES EVERY FRIDAY HORNING.
Sales of Furniture at Dwetnurt attended to on
most Reasonable Terms.
SALE OP REAL ..TATE,
EXCHA STOCKS, aO., AT-TB3l
NGE.
THOM' 4B 81:E.13H & S respect:folly Inform thee'
Mends and the public that they we prepared to W 1
to the sale of Beal Estate bY auction and at. RUG
Sale at O. 3.110 Chestnut street..
NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD FUHNI
MIRRORS, CARPETS, fie.
014 FRIDAY 31013.2.111c10,
At 9 o'clock, at the auction store. No. Me Chastain',
stria, will be sold
A large assortmeat of superior Parlor. Chamber and
Fining. room Fora: true from families declining house•
keep'. g.
EL.TvGA):."r EBONY AND GILT FURNITURE,
Also, ene elegant suit of black and gilt Parlor Furni
ture, conshting ofTete a-Tete and Chairs, satin bnxzer
telle; Cabinn, etege)e and Table.
VASES AND PLATED WARE.
Also, an invoice el elegant Italian Vases and Silver
Plated Ware. .
SALE OF THE 2iACHINERY OF A COTTON'
MILL.
ON MONDAY MORNING
Nov 19. at 11 o'clock, at the Jefferson Tannery Build
in r (Sd story) northwest cornerofTef'ersnnandMllliia
streets will be sold by order of the receiver, the
Ms
ct,inery belonging to the late firm of Farley & Welsh,
c nelsiing of Looms Temples, Beaming Machhae,
Bobbin Frame Power Press, Shafting, Bolting Bab-
Ins, Stools; Pickers, Shuttles, Reed and Heddles,
yarn lec. ALSO. the 1 ease ef the premises.
Ceples of the Inventory can be had at the_ auction
store. '
Auoruncimazi.
BY BAEBrFr as CO„
Huh :ILuctdori Ho
Ito. =Market street, cora: l :ht.:Vire:l
Ossb advancrkt on ccondismnerdawithant tr. choral'
'SPECIAL SALE GERICANTOWN GOODS.
ON WEDNESDAY. MORNING,
Nor. 14, at 10 o'clock, comprising 500 dozen Phawls.
N. bias. Non ge, Scarfs. Hoods, &c. Also, 600 lota
Seassns ble Dry Goods, Cloths. CassimereS; 100 cases
Cn brellas, Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, &c.
FOURTH TRADE SALE READY-MADE CLOTH—
ING,
ON THURSDAY MORNING.
Nov. 15 at 10 o'clock.
Comprising every variety of 0 rer, Business. Slick
Coats, suns Tanta and Vest,. by catalogue.
CAMPETINGS.
1 STEWART DEPTIY, at No. 2.53 South SECOND
. street, above ISP.RIJCE,
/Keeps constantly on band
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
MATTLNGS,DRITOGETS,
WINDOW SHADES,
to.which we would invite the attention of all who wish
to onrchase. oeS•ta.th.s-Znif
tOST OR MISLAID.
T OBT OR BLISLAID.—A. Perpetual ^ Policy of In
&mance; No. 469, issued by the Fire AssOrlation.
Dec. 7, 1323, for $l,OOO on premises, S. W.torner
bill - street and York avenue, to .7esse 7...Stammery
and assigned to Clayton French. et al: Any tn.
formation of same will be recedved, by FRENCH.
RICHARDS &CO.. I • _ ; 027-11, u.th,124: -
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SOLD EVERY WHEREVW