Daily evening bulletin., December 03, 1866, Image 6

From Europe by Atlantic Cable.
Loudon, Nov. 30, noon;—A gunboat to'
Sheeiness yesterday, and another .will leave.
t<J-day, their destination being irewuu.
They carry with them'a large supply <*'
arms and ammunition to be ased in tht
snppression of Fenian outbreaks.
No more arrests have been: made.
Liverpool, Nov. 30,—The Canard steam
ship Java, from Boston, Nov. 21, arrive.)
here to-day,
London, Nov. 30.—Queen Victoria and
suite went to Wolverhampton to-day, when
the Queen, took the chief part in the cere
mony of unveiling the statue.of Prince Al
berti : An Immense crowd of people were, in
attendance, and extended an enthusiastic
welcome to the Queen.
Lisbon", Nov- 30.—The famous-monitor
Miantonomoh and six - other vessels belone
ing to the United States navyarenow riding
at anchor in this harbor. It is ascercaiuou,
however, that they will sail in a fe w days,
but their destination is unknown. -- -
London, Nov. 30.—Tnere are vague ru
mors that Chief Organizer Stephens lately
arrived in Paris, and is now secreted there.
It is reported on good authority that Mr.
Bigelow, the United Statea Minister at Paris,
recently read to Napoleon in person a very
grave and decided despatch frqm Secretary
Seward. This despatch (so report goes) im
plicitly required France to fulfil the engage
ments she had entered into with regard to
the Mexican'question. The Emperor, how
ever, made no reply.
Liverpool, Nov. 30.—Cotton is without
quotable cbange. The Breadstuff* market
is somewhat easier, and Com has decline ~
to 39a. 6d. for mixed western. Pork is als .
declining.. '
London, Nov. 30.—The money market i
quiet, arid steady. Consols opened at 892 fo
money. . American securities, with the ex
ception'of Fiye-twenties,have declined sine .
the! last report. The following are the car
rent rates: U. S. 5-20 s, 70J; 111. Central, 762.
Effeß.R., '4si. ~ ■ ■
Lixekfool, Nov. 30, noon;—The cottou
market opened heavy, with a prospect of a
day’s sale of 10,000 bales. Middlipg Orleans
quoted at 142 d. - ■
London, Nov. 30, Evening,—U. S. Five
twen'iies exhibited a steady appearance to
day, though perhaps a little more weak at
the close. The opening rate was 701, and the
closing figures 701 sellers, 70 buyers. The
money market is. easy at 381(5)34. ’ Ameri
can railway shares stronger on Illinois Cen
tral, and weaker on Erie JRaiiroad,’ the
former sold at 77, and the latter at 45t@46.
Accounts from Liverpool advise a more
steady feeliDg in the Cotton market,and in
creased business. Sales to-day, 10,000 bales,
tne market closing firm at 14d. for uplands
At the Liverpool Com market to-day,all de
scriptions of breads tuffs were slow of sale,
and in Indian Corn a decline of 3@6i. per
quarter was accepted.
London, Dec. 1, Noon.—The. market for
American securities is dull. The following
are the opening quotations: U. S. 5-203, 702
Hi.* Central, 77; Erie R. R., 46.
- Ltvbbpool, Dec. 1, Evening.—The cotton
market closed steady. The sales to-day ag
gregated 10,000 bales, of which speculators
and exporters took 3,000 bales.
London, Deo. 1, Evening.—At the close,
railway shares were quoted as at the open
lng, and but little business was done. U.
S. 5-20 s advanced i, closing at 70i, with Ihir
demand. Money is in demand.
Berlin, Dec. 1, 'evening.—United States
5-20 s dosed at the same price as at the open
ing.. _ ■ . .
London, Dec. 1. —It is denied that the
Englisn militia will go-to Ireland. Martial
law has been proclaimed in the dty of
Limerick and county, and arrests continne
daily.
The Daily News fears that Lord Stanley
has acquiesced in the refasai of France to
give up If Amir and e.
Paris, Dec. I.—The Journal des Debats
says that Borne will be evacuated on the 12th
inst.
Liverpool, Dec. I.—The sales of cation
to-day have been 10,000 bales, the market
closing quiet at 14d. for Middling Uplands,
Breadstufi's very active.
London, Dec. I.—Consols for money, 89};
Erie B. 8., 455; Illinois Central B, 8., 77; U.
S. 5-20 s. 70$.
Paris, Dec. 2. —A despatch from America
announcing the occupation of Matamoras
by the United States troops, has caused a
marked sensation here.
London, Dec. 2. —A1l the regular troops in
this city -will be -strictly confined to the
precincts of their barracks during the re
form meeting which takes place here on
Monday, December 3.
Lieutenant Maury, late a Confederate
naval commander, has arrived in London.
Trieste. Dec. I.—Advices received from
Miramar report that the case of the Empress
Carlotta is said, by consulting physicians, to
be hopeless.
Preparations are being made to receive
the Emperor Maximilian, who is expected
to arrive in an Austrian war vessel at an
early date. '
Paris, Dec. I.—The case of Armon fils vs.
the United States, concerning the iron-clad
vessels built for the Confederates, through
Messrs. Erlanger, Slidell and Bullock, which
came up before the first tribunal of the
Seine, it is thought will be settled by arbi
tration.
The King of Prussia has deoided to send
Prince Adalbert, lately created an Admiral,
to the United States, to study , the modern
improvements in naval construction. The
naval system of* the United States will be
adopted as a model in the formation of the
Prussian service, rather than that of Ene
land. . 6
C. C. (}lay yisita Jeff Davis.
Fobtbess Monbob, Nov. 30.— Clement
C. Clay, who arrived here day before yes*
terday, accompanied by Mrs. Clay, for the
purpose of spending Thanksgiving with
Jeffi Davis'and his family, left here this
morning, on the Richmond steamer John
Sylvester, for City Point. Thence he goes
to Petersburg, where be will visit some
friends in that town. Where he designs
going from there has not been ascertained.
Mrs. Clay went to Baltimore last evening,
intending to visit Washington before join
ing her hußband in Petersburg. Clay ex
pressed himself very agreeably pleased with
his visit to the Portress, the scene of his
long imprisonment, and gathered many
relics to treasure up in the future, which
his hasty exit from the Port when the intel
ligence t f bis release reached him prevented
him from obtaining. Entering the Port on
Wednesday morning, he did not make his
appearance outside until last evening, when
he saw Mrs. Clay off on board the Balti
more steamer, and this morning when
he bid, perhaps, a final adieu to Old
Point and its memorable associations. The
meeting between Davis and Olay is desoribed
as, very warm and cordial. They were both
received in Carroll Hall, and made com
fortable during their visit. • While in the
Port, Davis and Clay were frequently seen
walking along the different paths in deep
conversation, their eyes cast refleotingiy
towards the ground, and their appearauca
impressive and suggestive of . the times
when they . scarcely met or were al
lowedto / converse save in the
presence of the übiquitous officer of the
day. A. great change since then has oc
curred, and no one more than Clay could
have observed it, in the utmost libertv, com
fort, and' means of enjoyment Davis now
has, in the once strongly guarded fortress.
Preparations for ah unusual and luxurious
Thanksgiving were observed during the
morning in the vicinity of the apartments of
' Davis,iw Carroll Hall,and with several other
loutherners, who also had arrived on social
‘ iitS, a very egreeableThanksgi ving dinner
it have beenconsnmed.
uslob-General Sheridan has for
ged to the War Department a refutation
|fe charges of inhumanity against the
l, rs at the Dry Tortugas, Florida.
flMw
'Jth of
Republican Caucus at Washington.
I ■WasffiNGiwfußeKSli-SThV RepublicaS-"
memberalof Congress,: nnmberin g perhaps
ititty, held acancßs to-nigbt at the Oapit<>-
rhe Hon. Thaddeus Stevens presided* and
|ihe Hon. Mr. Irigersoll, of Illinois, acted a-
Secretary. A committee, to oonsist 'of him
members, to prepare business for an ad
journed meeting fbr Wednesday next, wa
appointed. The caucus designated Speaker
.Colfax to reply to the address*of welcome to
Congress. to be delivered by Chief Justice
phase, on Monday afternoon, at the Capitol,
ibe various Republican associations, club
and ' unions having made arrangements t
proceed thither in procession as a part Of the
programme. The canons were not exolusivt
in naming their orator,but suggested that the
members of the Senate appoint one of their
own number to perform a : similar part,
f The Hon. Thaddeus Stevens was selectee
to respond to the toast, "The Congress of the
United States,” to be proposed at the ban
quet in the fair building, on Monday night
Tbs caucns had an interesting time in die
cussing the subject of removals from and
appointments t& office. Various member
mentioned instanceß of what they character
ized as gross injustice on the part of the Pre
sident of the United States in their respec
tive districts. The sentiment among them
was that good men had been displaced to
make room for bad ones. In view of this,
the canons unanimously recommended that
the Senate reject all the' nominations made
merely on political grounds. ' *
The HoU. B. P. Spaulding said he had no
doubt the Senate would reject all who ought
-o be rejected. . ; -
T PASSENGERS SAILED.
In. steamer Star of (be Union, lor New Orleans—
Micb&el Tomer, Mite Bridget E Milligan, Mrs C Wil
eon. W i’son Pratt. Mrs 8 L Breeze, three children a- d
-wo servants, Mrs Margaret Bond, Oeo Brelner, Geo
Frazer.
irrlial ana Sailing ol Ocean atowuerc
TO ARRTVB.
SHOT J5£M VOX
Celia*.— MM *LoDaon.ul7ew York.— M ..»ov. m>
Propontis —.‘...LiverpooL~Boston&Plilla .Nov. l'-
Kangaroo Jjiverpooi.~New York —..Xov. 1:
Arago..— —..Havre...New York— ..Nov. 2>
Amtrica —Southampton.-New York —Nov. 2>
City of Baltimore.Liverpooi...New York-.,.—...N0v. 21
lowa Glasgow... New York —Nov. 2i
St. David.— .Liverpool... Portland— Nov. 22
Europe— -Havre-New York :..Nov 2?
dry of Manchester-Livtfrp*!—New York ——Nov. 24
Asia.. .... ...—LlverpooL.-Boston...—Nov. 24
Wm Penn. —..London.-New York—24
fiecla M .. Ltveipool...New York Nov. 2;
Bavaria. —Southampton. ..New York Nov. 27
City ot Paris -Liverpool...New York Noy. 2*
Virginia. JLiverpooL..New York ..-..Nor. 2$
Moravian .Nuv. 2a
Corsica— ....New V ork-Jsassau&-Hav*a 3
Africa..— 3oston—Liverpool-.. Dec. .*>
City of Dablin.—New York... Liverpool Des. o
Cityofßaltimore.NewYork...Llverpool, -Dec. >
The Queen.—.-New. York. ..Liverpool Dec. $
Celia..— -New York...London..—.Dec.
I'onawanda—. Dec. 8
H Channcey -New York...AspinwaU..—.—„.Dec. 11
Kargaroo ....New York...Llverpool -....-Das. 12
>cotta.——New York...Llverpool .—.Dec. 12
Europe— .New York...Havr**. Dec. la
Denmark...—-New York...Liverpool.—Dec. 1®
lewa.—.. .New York...Glasgow_.Dec. 15
Wm Penn—New York... London —— ’Jec. is
Asia ——————...Boston—Liverpool —.Dec. ly
Rising star MM .. M llfew York^.Aßplnwall
Guiding Star...—New York... Rio Janeiro Dec. 2^
bOAKD OF TBADB
JAMES DOUGHERTY,
JOSEPH 0. GRUBB, >MomrHZ.Y CCItMrTTIB.
EDMOND A, feOUDKB, I
AABU£ BULLETIN.
rOBT OF PHILADELPHIA-Decbkbxb s.
3pkßisks,7 B^dsSxts, 483| HighWatbb, 11 5c
arrived yesterday.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, 24 tours from N York.wttfc
mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer £ C Biddle, N cCne, 24 boors from Washing
ton. with mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
BchrH Blackman, Gandy, from New York, with
brimstone to Horo Pblll'ps.
fcchro A Grant, Hickman. 10 days from Albemarle
Sound, with lumber to Bacon, Collins & Co.
Scbr Ocean Bird. Nash. 8 days from Laurel, Dei
with lumber to Bacon, Collies &Co .
Scbr James An<u,rson # Tunneli, 2 dayß from Indian
River, Del. with corn to B«con. uolIIna&Oo
SchrDHHerriman, Johnson. 2 days from Indian
River, Del. with corn to Bacon. Collins A Co.
Scbr Chief Aydelot, 2 days from Indian River. DeL
with corn to Bacon, Collins A Co,
Tns Hudson, Carr, from BalUmsie. with 12 bargee
tow P Clyde A Co.
UT .EARED VJKJTEKDAT
Steamer Star of the Union,. Oooksey, New Orleans,
Phi'&delphlaand Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamer Whirlwind, .Fargo, Charleston,
wickerabam & Co.
Steamer Alexandria, Shields, Richmond, Wm P Clyde
&Co.
Steamer Washington, Wm P Clyde
<ft Co.
Steamer Bristol. Charles, New York. WP Clyde* Co
steamer K Willing. Condiff. Baltimore, A Uroves. Jr.
Brig Kmma, Fouikes, Matanz&s, John Mason & Co.
Schr W K Alexander. Bowdoln, Portland, E A Bonder
& Co.
Schr Gale, Shropshire Petersburg, Va, captain.
Schr J A Grlllm, Foster, Charleston, Day. Hnddell
dfcCo.
.Schr Eva Belle, Barrett, Charleston, Lathbury, Wick
eisbam * Co.
Tug-Lookont, Alexander, Baltimore, with 10 barges.
W P Clyde A Co.
SAILED.
StiamerStarof the Union, Capt Cooksey, sailed on
Satorday, for New Orleans.
Correspondence of the Phlla, Evening Bulletin.
BEADING. Nov. SO
The following boats from the Union Canal passec
into the Schnvlklll Canal. Unlay, bound to Pmladel
phla.ladea and consigned as follows:
Baltimore Coal C0.N0.129 with lumber to H Croaker
A Co: Baltimore Coal co. No. 159, with lumber to Pat
tersoD A Lipplncott: Baltimore Coal Co. No. 95. with
luruler to H Croakty A Co: sallie A Morris, with iuol
ber to Patterson A Lippincott: J M Bhine, with lumber
to Patterson A Lippincott; Vienna, with limestone to
Wm Brobat, p.
MEMORANDA
Ship Wyoming, Burton hence for Mobile.was spoken
19th ultlatS3 35. 1d0g74 SO.
ship W estmoreland. Hammond, from Antwerp, was
below Ntw Orleans 30lhuit.
ShipPaciolua. Tobey.-trom Callao, Ist Sept, was be
low New York 30th oit.
Ship Emily tßr). Dowell, from Rio Janeiro, at New
Orleans 24tb. in ballast.
•■'blp Battler, Marsh, from Mantoa 24th July, was be
low New York. Ist inat, i
Ship BS Kimball. Dearborn, from Callao 7th Aue
was below Ba timoreiOth nit.
ShipNorih America. We6t. from Baltimore for San
Frai cisco, at Bio Janeiro 24th Oct.
Ship Eastern star, Curtis,'sailed from Bio Janeiro
24th Oct tor Callao.
Ship Revete, Mclntyre, cleared at San Francisco 8d
ult. forlsonalmo. a
Steamer Stars and Stripes! Holmes hence at Havana
24tb ult.
Steamer Fung Bhuey. Wadsworth, cleared at New
York Ist insi for New Oceans.
Steamer George Washington, Gager, cleared at New
York, Ist inst. lor N Orleans.
Sieamei Aurora, Smith, from Boston via Bahia, for
San Francisco at Bio Janeiro 17th Oct.'
btfamer Meteor. Watson, from Boston for East lu
dlesat Bio Janeiro 19th Oct.
Steamer Scotland (Br), Bull, cleared at New York
Ist inn for Liverpool.
Steamer Fah-kee, Sterling, cleared at New York lnt
ix st for St Jago de Cuba.
Steamer Euterpe, Eidridge. cleared at New York i»t
inst for Key West aßd Galveston.
Steamer Edward Everett. Chadwick, cleared at New
York Ist inst for Buenos Ayres.
steamer Ocean Queen, Gray, cleared at New York
lstinsi for asplnwalL
Steamer Gulf Stream, Scandelia, cleared at N.York
Ist Inst for St Thomas, Ac.
Steamer (Xrslcaißr), LeMeBSurler, cleared at Ne.v
York Ist inst lor Havana
fctesmer New York, Pratt, at Georgetown, DC 30ih
nit from New York.
Bark Traveler, Penfie-d, ftom Baltimore, at Per
namtuco 2d ult.
Ea>k Tampiar,Wllbod, ftom Buenoa Ayres, litb
Oct at Balnn ore 29th uit
Bark Laisdln. Mitchell, sidled ftom Buenos Ayres
7>hJrst for New York.
Bark Bestiess. Sheldon hence at Demarara 7th ult.
Bark Lib da, Hewitt, sailed from Barbados 7th ult.io *
Nevassa.
Brig John Welsh, Jr, Fifield, hence at Bio Janeiro.
17th oct.
Brig Alice Lea, Herring, hence at St Thomas 3d u.t
ard failed 2iei lor St Domingo.
Brig Rebfcca, Shepard, Beaston, for this port, was.at
EdfCßion, Ja, 9th ult,
SchrCaidera Heath, from New York for Valparals»
sailed from Bio Janeiro 14'b Oct.
'-cur Impudence (Br), lor this port or New York.waa
at Kingston. Ja, 9th ult.
6cbr Mabel, Crowell, cleared at New York lßtlnst.
for this port.
COVERED WITH
JOHNS’ ENGLISH. ROOFING CLOTH, AN u
coated with LIQUID . GUTTA PEROHA PAINT
making them perfectly water Droof
LEAKY GRAVEL ROOFd repaired, with Guns
P?rcna Paint, and warranted for five years.
LEaKY SLATE ROOFS coated with liquid which
becomes a* bard a* slate.
TIN, COPPER, ZINC, or IBON coated with Liqu >d
Gutta Fercha at small expense. Cest ranging fro a
one to two cents per square foot. Old Board or Shim- e
Eoofa ten cents per square foot, all complete.
Material constantly on hand and for-sale by the
PHILADELPHIA AND PENNSYLVANIA ROOF*
ING COMPANY, GEO. HOBABT,
oc2o-6m, 230 North FOURTH Street,
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.—PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY DECEMBER3.IB66.
1 .XtfSEsFEIT”
; •>’> '(U'l tr.*\ ,
Seventeenth and Spring Garden Streets
i - . -/ .. \
no2Bwfta2m|
CHARLES.' ESTE,
litmbee;
Seventeenth and Callowhill Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.,
ocSl-Sm
1 QAA —SELECT WHITE PINES
IOOD. BOARDS AND PLANK,
- 4-4,5-4,6 4,2, 2J£, Sand4-Insb,
CHOICE PANEL AND FIRST OOMMON46 feet lona.
4 4.5 4,6-4,2,2*. 3 and 4-lncb.
; WHITE PINE. PANEL PATTERN PLANK.
LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK ON HAND.
1 QAA —BUILDING l BUILDING! BUILDING!
.LOOD* BUILDING!
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
4 4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
5-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
4- DELAWARE FLOURING,
5- DELAWARE FLOORING,
WHITE Pl*®E FLOORING.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
SPRUCE FLOORING.
. STEP BOAI\ *.
RAILPLAMi.
PLASTKBD9Q LATH.
1 C A A -CEDAR ANT CYPRESS SHINGLES.
1C DO, LONG CEDAR SHINGLES.
SHORT CEDAB SHINGLES,
COOPER SHINGLES,
FINE ASSORTMENT, FOB SALE LOW,
No. 1 CEDAR LOGS AND POSTS,
No. 1 CEDAR LOGS AND POSTS.
1 QAA -LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS!
lODD. LUM BEB FOR UNDERTAKERS!
RED CEDAR, WALNUT AND PINE.
RED CEDAR, WALNUT AND PINE.
1 QAA -ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
1000. ALE aNY LUMBER OB ALL KINDS.
St..* SON ED WALNUT.
SEASONED WALNUT.
DRY POPLAR. «KERRY AND ASH.
OaK PLANK AP*D boards.
MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT VENEERS.
1 QAA -CIGAR BOX MANUFACTURERS.
IOOD. cigar box manufacture as.
SPANISH CIGAR BOX-BOARDS.
1G AA -SPRUCE JOIST-SPRUCE JOIST
-ICOD. SPRUCE JOIST.
CPBUCE LUMBER AFLOAT.-Scantling and Toivt
O f length fnm 14 to 28 feet long, assorted sires. Sx 4
to 3x14, about lfo M. feet. For sale oy WORKMAN a
00.. No. 123 Walnut street.
LUMBER.— The undersigned are prepared toreceiv
orders for St. Mary's, Georgia, Lumber, of any &
scrJption, which will be promptly executed.. EP
HUND A. SOUP KB A 00. Dock It Wbart faalttf
COAL COAL. COAL
JACKSON & TEMPLETON’S
Family Coal Yard
First Yard on KinUi bd. Jefferson.
Lehigh, Schuylkill, Eagle Vein, Greenwood. White
Ash andotber brands at ihelowest market prlces.cen*
stantiy on hand and prepared expressly for family use
no3o iml
EDWIN SO HALL,
SUCCESSOR TO JOS. EVANS,
COAL YARD,
H. E. car Broad and Filbert Ste,
PHTT.ADEr.PHTA.
Lehigh, Schnykill and Blacksmiths’ Coal always on
band, of the best qualities and lowest prices.
no2g»w,fjm2ml
COAL.
E. 13. ASHTON’S
VERY SUPERIOR FAMILY
COAL.
r
COMMUNITY’S DEPOT.
nos-m.w.f-22t|
BBOAD AND WOOD STREETS
uuiOMmna. ' tohw j. mil
THE UNDERSIGNED IN VITE ATTENTION T
l their itock Of
Buck Mountain Company 1 ! Coal.
Lehigh Navigation company** oral, ana
Locust Moaatain,
•rhich they are prepared to ssn at the lowed mark
rate*. Ana to deliver In the best condition.
Orders left with a MASON BIRRS, Franklin Ins
tote BnlldlnjftSEVENTH street, below Market, vr*
be promptly Attended to. BINES A SHEAF?,
»eC,U »rob Street Wharf. BchnylkH)
1 TOAJU—aUUAHLOAF.BEAVER MEADOW AN}
V Bprlnf MonntAln, Lehigh Ooal, And best Loco
Honntsln ftom Bchnylklll. prepsrsd expressly c
bmUytua, Depot,nTw.corner KlGHTHandWr
LOW streets. Offloe. No. Ul Bontb second street.
euaxa’ FVBNisHise goui^
J. W. BCOTT & CO.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS.
' AND DEALERS IN
Men’s Famishing Goods.
No. 814 Chestnut Street
Four doors below the ‘‘Continental,"
pTTTTsA'mgT.PTTTA.
PATENT SHOULDER BEAH SHIR*
MANUFACTORY,
Orders for these oelebrated Shirts sapplled prompt
At brief notice,
GENTLEMEN’S
Furnishing Goods.
Of lAte styles in fall variety,
WINCHESTER & GO.
, .JOS OHEBTNTO'.
lßSm.w.f-tl
GIST’S FURNISffING GOODS,
SHIRTS made of NEW -YORK MILLS Maslln,
only #4 00 nen&i price |5 50.
SHIRTS made of WAMSUTTA Hnslin, only |3 TO.
osnol price IS.
BOY S HIRTS on bend and made to order.
A liberal reduction made to nbolesa e buyers.
A fhl’Stotk of Welsh, Shaker anO Canton Flannel
Undershirts and Drawers.: -Iso, Scarfs, Neckties.
Gloves, Suspenders, etc., in great variety. . .
T. L. JACOBS.
no6-2mi No. 122 S CHESTNUT Stfeet, Phil Ada.
THE PHILADELPHIA RIDING SCHOOL
FOURTH street, abeve VINE, is now open lta
the Fall and Winter Season. Ladles and Gentlemen
will find every provision lor comfort and safety, se
that a thorough knowledge of this beautiful accom
plishment may be obtaineaby the most timid. Saddle
horses trained In the best manner. Saddle horses
borae9 and vehicles to hire. Also, carriages for fane,
rals tolcars. Ac. ■ ■ - ■ ;•. •
BESStr , THOMAS CBAIBB A BOH,
PRESERVED TAMARINDS.—2O kegs Martlolqne
t amarinds In sugars landing and fur sale by J. B.
BUSSIER A 0O„ los south Delaware Avenoo,
atrnUBMB-"
SPRUCE JOIST
FROM 14 TO 32 FEET LONG,
FROM 14 TO 32 FEET LONG.
SUPERIOR NORWAY SCAN TUNG.
MAU.LE, BBOTHKB <6 00.,
No. -mo South Street
OOAlu
EDUCATION-
JAY GOIKI & GO.
ills and 11<1 Si Third St., Philada.
Dealers in ail Government Securities.
OLD 5 go's WANTED
1H EXCBAKGE FOR NEW,
A LIBERAL DIFFKEEHCE ALLOWED
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
IHTEBSST ALLOWED OH DEPOSIT.
1 Oollectlonß made; Stocks Bought and Sold on Oom
; Special boslneaa accoAmodatioiu reserved fin
Ladle*. via
S-SO’s,
7 3-l O’s,
1881’s,
10-40’s t
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
DE HAVEN & BRO„
40 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
NATIONAL
EXCHANGE BANE,
CAPITAL $360,000, FULL PAID,
Has Removed To Its
New Banking-House?
Nos. 633 and 635 Chestnut Street
A. BOYD, Fraaldant.
JKO. W. GILBOCGH, Cuhlu. noTtl
STOCK BROKER.
GEO. HENDERSON, JR.
KO. 223 DOCK STBEET.
Havtngresnmed bnslneos, I am pienred to make
Cash cr Time purchases and sales of Blocks, Bonds'
stocks carried at 5 per cent. Interest, without an?
.xtra charge.
Orders executed In New York, Boston sad Baltl
mom. leH-im.
<******
A. .
* '
& SPECIALTY %
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
M Boatb Third bL, i s Saasaa Btroil-
FblladelpLla, i Hew York,
STOCKS AND GOLD
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON 00MM2BBHIB
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
nnn “ R5OO, n,600. POO. tolosnon mortgage,
tJFfJ.UUU.by J, H. MORRIS, 233 North TENTH
str»et del-lt*
ffiQn Ofln TO »K,(00 TO LOAN IN ONE SUM
tjpou.uuUoD approved city mortgage. Also sains
of fs.oco to 120,c00.
non) 12t{ E. R. JONES. 522 Walnut street.
EN»U&AMOJ£U
Insure Your Life in the
. AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
S. E. Cor. Fourth and Walnut Sts.
Which has been In operation since 1850, and now hns
an accumulation of over .
$1,500,000.
DIYIDENES DX GLARED ANNUALLY. AND at.t.
LOSSES PROMPTLY Pa ID,
lUshsTalicnon a Single Ufe to $20,000.
OFFICERS.
ALEXANDER WHLLLDIN, President. Firm of A.
Wbilldln A Sons, Merchants, No. 20 and 22 S. Front
street.
GEORGE NUGENT, Vice President.
JOHN O. STMS, Actuary.
JOHN S. WILSON, Secretary and Treasurer,.
CHAS. G. BQBJESON, Asslstam, Sscretary. n024-7Q
' SEOBSE PLOWMAN,
SiRPENTER AND BUILDER,
532 OARTEB STREET
And lil DOJJK STRHBT
Machine Work and Mlllwriting promptly a&tcsda*
lyi7*ip|
Pocket Books,
Fortemounoles,
//if
//a S .
P J 3
'p,' * 2
® a
Cigar Cases,
Portfolios, '.
Dressing Cases,
Bankers’ Cases.
Ladles and Gents’
Satchels and
Travailing Bags,
in all styles.
WRITING
DUSKS,
TOILET
CASES,
NEEDLE
S, BOOKS.
C ALT,— sacks LTVKRPOOL GROUND BALT
D also boo sacks Fine Balt, afloafc» and lor nitbi
anroßKNJJCAOQuiswftißßti
i '• • * - t
! -u
i iv ' ;j irfie c f(rtfftii SioW Boom, '
NBW BU£XiB*iQff~BUIfcDXN9,
With eriti ance by a spacdcnia-HiJl on ■ nhestnut'streev
and also an, entrance on Jayne stxeeW '
.* Forftitther;partlcolaraapply.ac-tne•?
i ‘ ‘‘Kew Bunetiia Building,
...- .. 607 Cbestnat Street.'
oC22t> -■■ '■■ r ~- ■•"< ■ ■' j ’■■■ :
■ to jßESiyr."''
Tiie Becmd Story Back Boom of Bo
I 607 Chestnut Btreet.
APPLY TO
HANDERSON * WOBRELL, '
non tt ON THE PREMISES.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
WHABF AND DOOKB,
Lombard Btreet and Delaware Avenue
i This property begirs within 10 feet of the north line
o’ Lombard Btreet and extends southward 133 feet one
lech; has a pier 45 feet in width by i 34 feet in length
and wide dock on either tide. Terms—Half on rnortr
gate loi five years; remainder cash, with a deduction
of about til,Oto, lately received for ground taken for
x*daaare avenue, as now open and paved. Appyto
A CUT3BE&T
no2lliW 28 South EIGHTH Street, 2d floor.
For Sale or to Kent
Foraished Rou?e. 1620 Spruce St
22 Feet Front.
Apply to C. H. MUTRHEID.
del-sij 203 and as South SIXTH Street.
Booms to Let
FOR STORING FUR SHORE,Sc.
APPLY AT
d J.204 Chestnut Street
Ftiß BENT, ON MARKET Street, below Fifth,
vtry desirable rooms on 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors,
from January 1,1857.
noM-w/m-lf}
tf) SMALT. HOUSES,
mat ' No. 919 and 921 Sergeant
street, near Ninth and Bace streets. Also. TWO r IN g
DWELLINGS Nos. 22S and 230 North Ninth Btreet.
For sale by J H. MORRIS,
dea It* 233 North Tenth street.
<55? FOR PALE—lmmediate possession; a desirable
Met three story DWELLING.Io thorough repair. No.
I—6 VINE street, containing xas, bath. hot and cold
Rater, cooking range and heaters; price (3.(00; clear, a
part of which may remain onmortgag?. Apply on tn»
premises, or to J. it. WEEKS, No. 144 8. FOURTH
street. dei-3t»
CHESTNUT HILL PROPERTY—FOR BALE
—A fine MANSION, 14 rooms. Bam, Coach-house
Stable, with 8 acres of Land: flrst-class modem
Improvements; Ado lawn, fbnmain, fish-pond, <fcc. A
most eeslrable jocation. A city owelllng wonld be
taken in part payment. Applj to A. C, LEIDY, No.
411 Walnut street del-3t»
GERMANTOWN—FOR SALE.—A handsome,
double pointed STONE KESiDENOB. with
ted stonestable and carriage m acres of
, round, situate Jn ose of the most desirable parts ,u
Germantown. and within tea-minutes’ walk from the
Railroad Station, J. M. GUMMEY <fc SONS, SOS Wal
nut street.
SFOK SALE—A Handsome. Fonr-stary Brick
Rea:dence,wlU) double three-story back buildings
having every modern convenience. Situate on
the north side of PINE street, west of Eighteenth.
i ot 22 tret front by KB feet deep, to a street. Imme
diate possession given. J. M. GUMMEY * SONS, SCS
Walnut street.
<S9 FOB SALE—A handsome four story brick Rf-
H 3 asdence, with three-story donble back buildings
Evers convenience, and tn perfect order. Situate on
ihe west side of Twentieth street, below Race lot it
ftet from by so feet deep. J. M. GUMHBY <£ SONS
SCB Walnut street.
flg FOB SALK—The handsome modem threa store
*3 brick Btaiderce, situate So. 227 Sixth Twentieth
street, below Walnut. Lot is feet front by S 8 feet deep.
Immediate possession siren. J. tt, httwwrv *
SONS. sea W'alnat street.t
*FOR SALK—The Handsome Brick BEST
DRNCK. 22 feet front, with stable and carriage
e. and lot 240 leet aeep to a4O feet - lde street,
situate 80. 1519 Spruce street; has every modern con
venience. J. M.BPMMEV A SONS, sos Walnut st.
ffS ARCH STREET.-FOR SALK-A H.ndsome
Has Lot oi Orcuud. 62 feet front by ISO feet deco
through to astreet; situate on the sonth side of ARCH
street, West o« Mneteentn. J. SI. GUMMEY & SONS,
sts Walnut street.
gS FOR 6* LK.—Elegant DWELLING on LO
EPxj CUBT strrel. near Sc Mark's Cnurch.
Aim, first-clsss brown stone HOUSE on SPRUCE
street, west of Seventeenth, E K. JONHS,
noso-l2tf tje Walnut Street.
FOBSaLK—The desirable Thres-story Brick
JEbs Dwelling, with double back buildings: every con*
Vtnience. and large lot of ground. Situate No. STS N
TWELFTH street, J. M. GUMMEY & SONS, 60S
Walnnt street.
ffS >OB SALK-A FOUR-STORY DWELLING
BSwith 3-story Back Bondings. No. 422 S. FIF
TEENTH fcerect. feel. Immediate Posses
sion. Apply to COPPUCK <fc JORDAN, 433 Walout
street.
*» BOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—
North side of W'alnnt street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. Possession at once. Terms easy
Arply to C. H. MUIRHE4D.
PO3QIOH No. 205 South Sixth.
fits TO BENT.—A FARM of 200 acres on South
~J Broad street, In the Vlrst and Twenty-sir tb
ards, suitable tor grazing aad truck firming. Apply
to COPPUCK «£. JORDAN, 433 WALNUT Street.
MFOR SALK.—A Desirable three story DWEL
LiNG, No 111 North sixteenth street. Price
tU'.uoo. <5 coo may remain. Immediate Possession
WBIQIEY A CO., No 121 Bonth Fourth st. del-6t*
®SS 70 R* NT.-POOK-STORT HOUSJS, ten rontn>
S 3 No. 204 Noith THIRTEENTH street. Ren
del*2t*
moderate.
PH TUBE», FRAMES AC.
A. S. ROBESTSOK
910 CHESTNUT STREET.
LOOKING GLASSES
PAINTINGS
Engravings and Photograph.
Plain and ornamental Gilt Frame*.
Carved Walnnt and Ebony Frame*,
: Olg HASP OB MASK TO OKDgR
GEORGE C. BEtTKAUPP.
Manufacturer of
LOOKHfG-GLASSBS, PORTRAIT, PHOTO
GRAPH. PICTURE ERA MKa, GILT
MOULDINGS and CORNICES,
No. 929 arch Street. Philadelphia.
Chromo-Llihograpbß, Paintings, and a great va>
rlety of Engravings on band,
FrAme-raakera anoplled
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
- ■ - se22Am*
LOOKING GLASSES.
NUT a |lSA^ n fo t Mr ente<l aILT “ a
■ ■■ j. OOWPLAND;
53 South Fourth Street, near Ohe*taut
ssT-omg 1
I nil
a rn-f ijfsaMi
©? Needlework VA
j made into \1
S Satehels. n
| - Pocket ' If
I Books, Ja
1
LAMEb> TEIMMINGa:
GHANB OjraOTNG.-MKSa M. A. BINDER, :
” . NOrEm Chest* nt street, Philadelphia*
unporter or Indies* Dress and Cloak Trimmings.
Alee, an ele«ant stock of Imported Paper Patterns, for
Lad f es* and Children’s Dress. Parisian Dress *and
(Upak Making in all Us varieties. Ladles furnishing
their rich and costly materialsmay rely on being ar*
tifltlcally fitted, and their work finished In the. most
prompt and efficient manner, at me lowest possible
£ rices, in twenty-four-hours’ notice. Catting and bast*
ig. Patterns in sete.or by the single piece former*
chants and dressmakers now ready. . seft-iy
IN TBSTIOURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THIS
(TTY AND COUNTY OF PHILx»DS!**P*nA.-.
!fcH»i»g-lDiQßitybetwfeen-FRANOiSOA*iBE VVPiaia
t’ff,aid NjCBOLaS SCULL Jr .aud BEBECO %.hls
twite- t H« Mas HDSK and RACHEL his wife, and
> 81 BLR THoMFSO.*,P£TRRtiABEO «ndSARAH
his wife, Defendants^— ,- —--- _
bLDbTAhCB AND OBJECT OF THE BILL.
\ -DefendantfhTh- mp&on. Husk,, BouU, and, wives, by
Deed dated March 6!b 1786. conyeyed a lot ef ground?
on tbe west side of Fourt' Sutet, bet-een Market and "
Chestnut streets. Phiiadelphla,_to Petet Gar a z, an
other defendant, reseriTbg a'groand rent of £3, and
fcala Garc g, by deed dated July Bth, 1738. c inv -yed the
same to h-vans Powel* reserving a ground; rent :of ■
;£’itos; ' • :* ' - • - • -
I a bat both these ground rests have been ext'n
golshedtbutthedfefts'carinotfbefonnd; witnesses ara
mow present who can testify tbat no ground rent has
one &<ccon»t of either deed ,for more, than
tweftty*o»e years, and the ebject of thls Biil to per
petoaie their testimony
LEWIS STOVER,
Solicitor for Complainant.
AND NOW,November 2L 1*66, on motion of stover,
for- plaintiff it is ordered that publication' be made
for three successive weeks, in tbe icvicX'
Jin'g Bulletin, commanding' defendants to appear
‘and answer theeaid Bill on the first MO2JOjIY of De
cember next.' . ; ‘ n 023 26 de3 3t2
lIT THE ORPHANS’ COURT POE THE CITY
AND COTJ TY OF P LLiDBLfKIA.-Estate
o/WillitAMS. bALLOWELIi, deceased, .Noticels
hereby given that the of said decedent has ore*
seated and Died In the said. Court, an app a^meat.
and her petition, claiming to regain the pe sonal
property belonging to said estate therein' mentioned,
to the value of S3OG under the Fifth Section of the *<t
•of April 14, 2861. and Enppienaents thereto,and the
i onrt will approve the SBme on SATURDAY, D*c. 15,
1666. at 10 A. M..
Attorney forWldow.
F THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE CITY AND
COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. EBtaits u i
JOB IS <j- DEIMjuING, deceased. Notice is hereby
givtd w.dGwuf said decedent bas preserved
sdC fi’edintfae Court, an appraisement cni her
peti ion. claiming to retain the personal proparty be*
lodbl' g-to »aid eetat* therein mentioned, to me valae
of S 3( 0, under tbe Fifth Sec-ion of the Act of April M t
1861. aid supplements th**re«o, and the court will ap*
prove the same on SATURDAY, Decembers, 1856,
at 10 A,H„nnless excepiio* s be fil'd thereto.
CHARLES M. WAGS EB,
Attorney for Widow.
decJMc&UMt*
IN THE OBPHAKa’ COUBT FOB THE uITY
AND COD>”»Y OF PHILADELPHIA.—E-tatt of
RICHARDS, dec’d.—The auditor appointed by
the ronrt to audit, settle and adjust the account ot
L. Administratrix of the Estate of
AlSft RICHARDS, dec’d and to report distribution of
tie balance in the bands of the accountant, will meet
the parties Interested for the purpose of hla appoint*
rrent, on TTPSDAY.DecemoerU 18SG, at 3 o’clock
P. M , at his Office No. 128 feouth SIXTH street.Jnthe
city r J Pht'acelphia. WM. VOGDE3,
t2B‘W^ T m > w,s«st* Auditor.
r? THE OBPBAN&’ C"*TJRT. FOB THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF PHCLADELPHI A—Estate of
THCMAS X AVIS, Deceased.—The Auditor appoints
by tbe Court to audit settle and adjust the First Ac
count of GEORGE t*. LEE.as sle Executor of, and
Trustee under, tbe last will of Thomas Davis, deceased,
and to re- ort distribution of the balance in the hands
of tbe Acccuntar t. will meet tbe parties Interested for
tbe purposes o* his appointment on THUR-DAY, De
canter 13tb,1865, at 110 clock, A. M., at tbe office of
Bon. A. V. PERSONS, No. 050 Sonin FIFTH
street, In tbe City of Philadelphia. uc3Q f m ; w3ts
INTBE ORPHANS* COURT FOB THE""CITY
AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA —Estate©*
DANIEL YONRFR, deceased. Tbe Auditor ap
pointed by thM curt to audit, settle and adjust the ac*
connt of LEW!-* YONBLER Administrator of the
Es ate of sa»d DANIEL YONKER, decease!, and to
report distribution of the balance in tbe bands of tbe
accountant, will meet the parties lnt?rei.t€d for tbe
purposes of bis appointment, on TUESDAY, Decem
ber Utb. 3866 at 4 o’clock P. M.at bis office. No. 4U
CHESTNUi street, in the city rf Philadelphia.
DICKSON BROS..
220 Walnut street.
ccfo-f.xr.,w < st?
IN THE ORPHANS’ OOUBT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA —Bitats of
GEOEGE TAYLOR, deceased. The Auditor ap
point! dby the Ccor*- to endlt, settle and adjust the
second account of GEORGE X. TAYLOR, Amlnlstra
tor of tbe I state of GEORGE TAYLOR, deceased,
-find to report distribution of tbe balance in the bands
of tbe accountant, will meet tbe parrie* interested
for tbe purpose of bis appointment, on THDBSDAY.
December, 13. 1863, at 3X o’clock, P. M., *t his office.
No. 524 WALNUT stieet. Room No. 20, in the City of
Philadelphia. HENRY PHILLIPS, Jr.,
Auditor.
Ff THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA—Estate of
.JOSEPH FLEMING, decerned —J. SL COLLINS.the
AndUorsppr inted by the Court to audit settle and ad
just ibe second and final account of MARSHALL
SOOTTand JOSEPH c. FLEMING, Administrators
with the will annexed of Joseph Fieming, deceased,
and to report distribution of tbe balance In the hands
oftbe Accountant «iil meet tbe parties interested for
tbe pun oses of bis appointment on TUESDAY. De
cember 4,1566. at IX o’clock A. at his office, No 201
South SIXTH street, in tbe city of Phila
delphia. no23fmwot*
rff THE ORPHANS’ COURT, FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA—Estate of
THOMAS BULMF. Deceased.—The Auditor aopuint
edby tbe Court to audit, settle and adjust tbe Second
Account of JOHN HULMX and WILIIAM HENRY
WIDON, Executors of, aud Trustees under the last
will of Thomas Holme, deceased and to report distri
bution < i tbe balance in tbe bands of tbe Accountants,
will meettbe parties'lnterested f>i the purpose oi his
appointment, on MONDAY, December 10th, 18-4, at 11
o’clock. A. w., at theWetherlH House No. 605 SAN
SOM Stre»t4nthe City of Philadelphia. [no23-w.Lm4f
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY AND
COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA. Estate of
SARAH A. EMERY, decM. The Auditor appointed by
the Court to andlt, settle and adjust th* account of
JOSEPH H* COMLY, administrator de bonis non.
Ac., of the Estate of Sarah A. Emery lateoftne
Twenty third Ward of the city of Phliadelph'a, detfd,
and to report distribution of the balance in the hands
of the accountant, will meet the parties interested for
the purpose of his appointment, on THORSDa Y, the
tllrteeiith day of December, 1566, si 11 o’clock A SL,
at bis office, No. 507 .RAC£ street. Id the city of Phila
delphia. JOS. ABRAMS,
no£S w,f,mst* Auditor.
IN THE ORPHAN a* COURT FOR THhi OIl'Y
AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.—Estate of
HENRY GRAhGEB,dec f d—’Th* auditor appointed
bytheCrurt to audit, settle and adjust the account of
- BED ERICK E AUNE Administrator of said Estate,
and to report distribution of the balance in the hands
of tie accountant, will meet the patties interested for
*fcep«rpos**of his appointment, rn MONDAY, Dec.
17, 1566. at 3 o'clock P. M.. at his Office, No. 113 South
FIFTH street* In the city of Philadelphia.
WM, L. DENNIS,
no2s-w,f,m*st* Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA—Estate of
ALFRED C. BURR, dec’d—The petition of Margaret
Burr, widow of said deceient, with appraisement of
property elected to be retained under Act of Ap*ll 14,
ISM. has been filed and will be approved bv the Court
on SATURDAY, December 8, ISS6, uoiesi exceptions
are filed thereto. GEO. M. CONARROS.
no2B-w,f,m»st* Attorney for Widow.
a. STATE OF JOHN a DEtMLING, deceased.—
Letters Testamentary on me Estate of JOHN C,
DK3MLING, dec’d, having been granted to the under
signed by the Register of wilia ofthe City and County
of Philadelphia, all persons Indebted to said estate will
pleate make payment, and those hawing claims will
present the same withont delay.to CHRISTI ANN A E.
I'EIMLISG. FRANCIS G. SCHULTZ, Executors;
2f5>5 WALNUT street: or their Attorney, CHAS. MU
WAGNER, 3-il N. SIXTH street. , nol2-m,6t*
Letters of administration having been
granted to the subscriber upon the estate of
GEORGE TWIST, deceased, all persons indebted to
the Fame will make payment, and tbo e having claims
present them to JOHN BOWKER, Main street,
Manayunk, Philadelphia. noi2<m6t*
A YOUNG COLORED MAN WISHES A SITUA
TION as Coachman or Porter in a Store. Beet of
references Apply to 1250 MJERVINK street, below
THOMPSON. nolS-tCfpj
Aft WANTED.—To rent with the privilege of buy
flag Ing, afneat modern DWELLING, west of AROEC
street, by a family without children. Address box 2419
Post office.. . • nosost*
Wanted to rent—a room suitable for'a
private Bchoel, west of Broad and north of
Spring Garden streets. Address Box 1C35 P.O, po&>3t
» MODERN DWELLING WANTED to pur
chase, about $20,000; Spruce to Arch, wait of
xd street. Also,one from |SSO 000 tofsoooo.
EL R. JONES,
Co2Q»l2tg No, 522 Walnut street.
WANTED,— Wanted an OFFICE AND STORAGE
ROOM on either first or second floor, on Dela
ware avenue, between Arch and Vine streets. Ad
drees Box No, 127, Philadelphia Post Office. oc!9!tt
RANTED TO WINTER-THREE or FOUR
/P\ HORSES, Good accommodation and attend
auce Apply to JOS, DAVISON, near Newton
Station, west Chester and Philadelphia Railroad, or
al; No.B B. M errlck street, west Penn square. nol4- tf|
THOMSON’a LONDON KITUHENEB OB
Jew EUROPEAN RANGES. for families. hotel#
B| or trabllo Institutions In TWENTY DIFFER
SIZES. Also. Philadelphia Ranges, Hat
air Furnaces, Portable Heaters, Low-down Grates,
FlrebcarO Stoves, Bath Boilers, Stewhrle plates,BraO
ere, Ct oklHg Stoves, eto., wholesale, and retail by tbs
manuiactorera. bHARPB A THOMSON,
No 209 North Second street.
no2I-m,w,f,smo
~o"JOB BABTL BT T <S 808,
jfSb Manufacturers of the
r 1 J CKLELEBATKD
(HH BABTim HKATEBS,
055 Sing Banges. Gas Ovens, & Sheet Iron Worfc
I of 8^“« nt «
and Silver’s All tight Stovea,
always on hand, at
No. 8M Arch Street, .
Philadelphia. , an3o-tf
—J~ —TBOMAB S. DIXON At BONE, ~
aft late Andrews A Dlron.
NO. 1224 Phimaslcila.
tWJt opposite united state* itSa.
MannJSctoreis of. _ 3
LOW-DOWN,
! PABLOB,
OHAMBEIE,
opbtobT
. And other GBATEB.
l,ot Anthracite, Bituminous ana Weedrflmv
axeo.
WABM-AIBFtrBNAOEB,
Sor WarratogPobUc and Private BaiUlmw,.;
BBQISTBBS, VTKWI'i I.ITOIM^
■ - ■- - asm •■■■■'■
BHUHNEY-CAPS,
ogQKqjta-RANoaB, BATH-BOrtßsa, «&,
a WHor.PHAT.n! and BETAXLr^
2JSOAX. WOTICjES.
JAMBS LYND,
Auditor.
STOVES AUTO HEATBBft,