Fron our Fpuitii Edition of Yesterday.
TRIAL 6rtH|>ENIAN PRISONER^
A Descendant of Qoltuhbus to
Visit Canada.
Fire at Providence.
I|ic Trial or the Fenian Prisoners.
~ijßy tbe United States Associated Press.)
tSWEETOBUBG, O. E., Dec. 6, 10.30 A. M.—
The Court has just opened and resumed the 1
murder trial. There are some circumstances
connected with/Madden’s attempt last night
to set fire to the jail which Indicate the pre
sence .of.confederates outside. The vessel
"which Madden had filled with live coals was
not one of- the jail drinking cups, as pre
viously telegraphed, but in a tin
box with a cover, . which ' could
not . possibly have been in the
possession of the prisoners when admitted
tothe jail, as all of them underwent a mi
niite search. It is certain that it must have
been conveyed to them. in jail. Another
circumstance also. indicates outside con
federates. .On Monday, P. M., a person re
siding in: the district wasldisobvered in the
jail yard, conversing with the prisoners.
The police allowed him to escape, but he is
known. Guards are -now posted at
every point outside where it would be pos
sible to hold communication with the pri
soners. Madden is to be kept in bis dell for
48 hours, on bread and water to allow him
to meditate on the failure of his incendiary
scheme.
Montreal, Dec. s,— lt is reported here
that the Fenians are holding meetings in St.
Albans, and subscribing funds and arms for
somespeeial Undertaking.
The military authorities are fully advised
of all their movements and proceedings, and
are taking measures to prevent any serious
trouble arising therefrom. .
A large number of French Canadians are
returning here from the States, for want of
employment.
The Victoria Rifles, of which the late Col.
Coward had command, purpose raising a
monument to his memory.
A private letter received here to-day states
that the only surviving descendant of Co
lumbus will shortly visit'this country.
A cavalry school of Instruction is to be
established here, Under the supervision of
the officers of the 13th Hussars.
A man named McDevitt was arrestedyes
terday P. M, on a charge of using seditious
language. He will be brought before Court
this morning;
Fire at Providence.
[By the 17. s. Associated Press,!
Providence, K. 1., Dec. s.—The Wad-:
ding Mills in Olneyville, adjoining this city,
owned.and occupied by Dud wick Bray ton,
were destroyed by fire this morning. Los 3,
$12,000.
Fire in Bbode Island.
[By the New York Associated Press.J
, Providence,’ Dec. s. — The Turner Wad
ding; Mill,' owned and occupied by Dud wick
Braytoh; in Olneysville, near the City line,
was burned to-day.' The loss is $12,000., A
slight fire occurred to-day ia one of the Col
lege buildings, bnt little damage resulted.
Stripping* Intelligence.
New York, Deo.. s.—Arrived,ship Young
America, from Liverpool,
tlarbeis,
[By the United States Associated Press.]
New Yobk, Dec. 5.1.30 P. 2L—Breadstufls-Fiour
maiket is raider more active, bnt prices wltfcoutaay
decided cbatge; &aiPB of 7.800 barrels at |7 50®f9 so for
super state; |9 6: @slo for extra State, |lo 25&i|tl 15 for
choice dOi. 17 si@sd ao ior super Westerns? totaSlo fjr ex
western. slo 7t<a)ll 45 lor choice do,|lo oy@ii isfor
Bound Ho#p Ohio. (11 2£@J3 00 for tiaae brands, the
market clrslng quiet. Southern hoar is doll *aldrooo
tog; sales of *5O barrels of common affix 20@i2 65- and
for /aLcy and sl2 70@lo 00. com meal is dull;
fitles of 51. bar/eis Jersey a*fs 50. Rye iloar Is atiief
Bales ox 200 . ban els at fo@7o cents. Wheat quiet
and prices rather more steady, with but little doing
however; sales of S,HQ bushels Common No. 2 Mil
walked, at $3 OP. Rye is doll; sales of suo bus.. State at
>l 25; sales of 5.500 buahelo Canada Peas at fl 41. Bane*
Is easier; sales ot. 6,0t0 bushels at 90@9ic. for
Canada West in bond; $1 itf for Canada Wes;
(free).' Corn is without a decided change: sales of 8-
too bufbelsat $ll5 for mixed Western in store, auti
$1 16; afloat, 51 iSforvhite Western (afloat.)Oas
wereheavy; sales of 83 000 bushels at 6l@62*c. lor 15hi
cagojind Mllwankie, and 62*@63c. lor now Ohio,
wnisky is quiet. Pork heavy, closing fimer: sale*
6250 barrels at|2o 25@$2m SOlornewtcess; «9 75®i20 5a
for old mess; closlDg at sgo, Reiula*. and forrtlme
Raid heavy; sales 2 sioufev at li*@t3 cents, -
hurFAEo, Dec. 5, iP. M.—Breadsiufis quiet—Flour
unchanged. Wheat-Sales of io.i 0u baahels on private
terms. - Corn inactive—No, 1 Illinois, held hy cargo at
tL. 'Oats quiet—Abont toe. Barley—Sale?. 36 bushels
tateatli.. Bye9sc@si. Mess Pork,|2tsi@22. i*ard
14a-Receiptt-ito day-Flour, 140 barrels; Wheat, 356
bushels.- 1 No canal exports,
abe weather mild and clear. Receipts at t>e porta 0 *
Chicago, .Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit and Cleveland
for the ypedk ending December Ist— Flour, 89 129 bb;s
wheat. 548,785 bushel*; Corn, 192,16 L busnela; Oats.
93,008 bushels; Barley, 61,024 bushels; Rye, 48,283 bash
Tue Kew Torb Money Market.
NEw ToBKj Dec. 5-2 30 P. M.— I The stock market Is
unsettled. Governments are firmer wlthoat mach ac
tivity. Railroads depressed by rumors ot a possible
stringency and disinclination of the public to operate
m stocks. Gold has sold, down to 139* oa rumors of
heavy sales making and to be made hy Government.
The loan market is more active at 6@7 cents-not so
much easiness, -The change however is not positive.
-Lißc .unts dull names at short dates,
longdate paper Jsregarded with dislike and passes
After the stock board the market wasdoll
and drooping. * r •
. , :■ Coal Statements
following stats ment sHowb to business of the
LeMghCoal ana Navigation c£rananv forthewMk
andeeaaon ending *, igffi; -"“pany «» me week
Week.
_. i - - , . Tons.Cwt<
leblgb Coal and Nav. C 0... 8.2 M oj
Packer, Spear & Co 1,289 06
John Lanbach & Co.
10,1*4 15
... 879 07
W. T. Carter <& 00.
Spring Mountain mines..
Thomas Bull & Co
New York and Lehigh,...
Honey Brook Coal Co
German Penna, Coal Co..
McNea1..,.........;....
Knickerbocker
BortkiMahanoy..,
Primtoafe„n.i.......
Walters,-Brother <£ C 0.....
Trenton Coal Co
GltDdon... ...
Thomas Oal Co.- 356 12
A. Pardee «St C 0,.... 377 19
G. B Marhle & Co 712 00
W. S. HaUey & Co 98 18
Sharpe; Weiss & Co. 192 10
Enervate Co*l Co —736 H
Harteigh mines..... Wl2
Stont Coal, Company..,—.7 328 04
BuckllounteJnmines......... 396 16
Ccae. Brothers & C 0...;..... 490 15
Tjn10m......;..,. 855 07
Baltimore....; 53205
Wilkesbarre 848 04
Frank1in......... 860 14
Aodenrled.— ie2l6
Germania.. 217 10
Lehigh and Susquehanna— 183 16
Nouift iEina_ -
New ‘Jersey
Warrior Bun...
Wyoming;..
Other shippers........
Fanrfift A-Thomas;
Newport Coal Co.
100 00
1, 00 00
Total toLVate*.., . .20,332 04
Sametime last year.. 27,39!) 19 '
la areas
Decrease...
Preston Steam Laundry.
WASHINGj. STARCHING, SCOURING
AND.CLEANSING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
■i Be#t work: at lowest prices. 1 .
Office, 1 1309 Chestnut St.
The Fourth Story Back Boom,
■ - v?"''i-'W'® o *. Tf."'T'iiT
HEW BULLETIN BUILDISJ®,
With entrance by a spaclona-Hall on Chestnut street,
and also an entrance on Jayne sheet.
Per farther particulars apply at the
607 Chestnut Street.
ocmt 1 - •
TO RENT.
Y;;- (
The Second Btory Back Boom of Ho.
607 Chestnut Street
APPLY TO . »
M ANDERSON & WORRELL,
“OW tf . ON THE PREMISES.
! r
FOR SALE 6R LE ABB.
WHABF AND DOOKB,
: Lombard Street mid Delaware Avenue.
1 This property begins within 10 feet of the north line
oi Lombard street and extends southward 133 feet one
jlncb; has a pier 45 feet In width by 134 leet in length
j ana wlaeaock:: on either side. -Terms—HaH oh mort
igage for five remainder cash,with, a Redaction
of about lii.oco, lately received ffcr ground taken for
utJaware avenues as now open and paved. Apply to
. v A. CTJTHBEP.T,
n022-mj 28 Sonth EIGHTH Street, 2d floor.
For Sale or to Bent
Furnished flonre, 1610 Spruce St.
22 Feet Front.
Apply to C. H. arOTRHEID.
del-6t{ 203 and 203 South SIXTH Street.
M FOR SALE,
Elejant Brick and Brown .-tone DWELLING, No.
2.-20SPRDCEStreet. Immediate Possession.
SLaULE, BROTHER <c CO ,
de4lm» 2300 SOUTH Street.
UOR" rent:
" Desirable OFFICES in Buildings, No. 325 Walnut.
No. 210 Walnut and No. 120 South second.
ALSO
Large and small Booms suitable for manufacturing
purposes, together with the use of a steam endue.
Apply to
gs ORPHANS’ COURT SALE.-Estate of LKI
.Bllr PER,'iNINORS.—JAMES A. FREEMAN Au
ctinneer.—Genteel DWELLING, No. 829JVINE street.
-Underauthority Ot the Orpbans’iCourt for the city
and;county of Philadelphia.—On WEDNESDAY. Da
ram her 12th, 1860, at 12 o’clock, noon, will be sold at
Public Sale,at tbe PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
the following described Real Estate, the property of
LE] PER. Minors, viz: A three story brick bouse, with
the two-story brick back building and lot. situate on
tbeflortb sldeof Vine street. Thirteenth Ward; ® feet
front, and extending la depth 94 feet, when th 9 «ald lot
contracts by an offset on the east Bide thereor to the
breadth ofls leet, and conth nlng that decreased wld'h
the further depth 50 feet to Wood street, with a two
story brick shop thereon. ,
One-half the purchase money may remain on mort
gage.
tar $2OO to be paid at the time of sale.
By the Court, E. A. MERRICK, Clerk O. O.
.■ MARY H. GIVIN. Guardian.
JAMES A. FREHMAN. Anct’r.
! n022,29de,6 . . t v Store JYalaut- street.
|fjg} ©BEHANS’ COUBT SALE. —Estate of GAL
JSiii! LAGHEB, Minora.- JAMES A. PREKMAN.
Auctioneer;—Three-story BRICK HOUSE, KATES
street, beiow Broad. Unaerafathority of the Orphans*
Coort for the City and Connty of Philadelphia, on
WEDNESDAY, December i 2,1866 at 12 o'clock hoon
will be sn'd at pnblicsale at ihe PHILADELPHIA
EXCHANGE, the following described Beal Estate, the
property of Gallagher, Minors, Ttz: Alt that certain
irt of ground, with th« three-story brick m ssaajre
thereon, on the north side of Kates street, 3ca feet east
of Broad street in the Third Ward; 16 feet front by 47
feet6incbes deep,including on the east side thereor
half a certain alley thirty Inches wide, Subject to isu
ground rent per annum.
fiß'tso to be paid at the time of sale.
By the Court, .BV A. MKBRICE. Clerk.O. C.
MARY GALLAGHE-*. Guardian.
JAMES A, EREBMAN. Auctioneer,
n022.29de6 - • , . Store 122 Walnut street.
MORPH A.NS’ COURT SALK,—Estate of THO Mm
McGUIGAN, deceased —JAMES A.FRbiasi AN
Auctioneer.—Fonr-story BRICK STORE. No •>
TR AW BERRY street. Under authority of the Or
rh&D5, Coart joc - tbe City and County of PhllsdelohL ,
cm WEDNESDAY December 12, 1866, at 12 o’clock
noon, will be sold at Public Sale,at the PHILADEL
PHIA EXCHANGE, the r ollowing de3c ibed Real
Estate,late ihe property of 'ihom<xs Afcff«/ffan, de
ceased, -vJz: All that valuable fonr-story brie*- mes
suage and lot of ground, situate oa tbe west side or
Strawberry street: containing in breadth 14 feet 6
irches, and in depth. 41 feet, with the use of a three
feet wide alley.
J9®“ Clear of incumbrance.
JGS~ $3OO to be paid at tbe time of sale.
By the Conrt: E. &. MERRICK, Clerk O. <X
BERNARD OWENS, Guardian.
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Aucttone-r,
n022,29d6 Store, 422 Walnut street.
ORPHANS’ COURT SAXE—Estate Of atAR
U±& GARET HaLL, deceased. JAMES a. FREE
MAN, Auctioneer. 4-STORY STORE, No. 207 MAR
KET street. Under authority of the Orpliaiia’ Court
or the City and County of Philadelphia, oa WED
NESDAY, Lee, 12, 1£66, at l2o’ciock,n'M)n. will be sold
at public sale, at tbe PHILADELPHIA EX
CHANGE, the following described Beal Estate Ute
the property of MABGaBET HALL, deceased, viz-
A valuable 4-st*uy brick building and lo on Ihe nmb
side of Market street, between Second and Tnlrd
streets: 33 feet S inches front, and extending thence
northward 303 feet 5 ir ches.
jmt Clear of incumbrance.
Jtes*s2tn to be paid at tbe time of sale.
By the Court, E. A MERRICK, Clerk O. C.
EDWARD A. HALti, Adii’r.
JAMES A.' FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
!n022,29,de6 Store, 422 Walnut street,
S PUBLIC SALE.—JAMES A. FREEMAN,
Auctioneer.—THßEE STORY BRICK DWEL-
G, No. 705 NORTH EIGHTEENTH Street above
Cpatea.—On WEDNESDAY, December 12, 1866, at 12
o,clock noon, will be sold at Public Sale, at the PHI-'
IiALELPBIA. EXCHANGE, the following described
R«al Estate, viz: All that certain tore* story brick
dwelling with double two-story back building aud lot
oi ground on ihe eastaide of Eighteenth street, 140 feei
I% inches north of Coa’es sfcreet; 18feet .front,-and ex
tending in depth on toe souto line 86 feetss£ inches,
aud on the north line 83 feet 10& inches lo a 4 feet alley
leading-into Olive street. r •
iJET* The above is a neat dwelling In good order, $
rcoms, hot and cold waterybatb, rauge, &o.
JBST Clear Qf incumbrance, $1,200 may remain. Pos
session with the deed,
JCSf* $lOO to be paid at the time of sale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer,
po2229defr - v - Store, 422 Walmit street, .
® SMALL HOUSES, ,> .
‘ No. 919 and s?i Sergean
street, near Ninth and Race streets. Also, TWO jrIN a
DWELLINGS;Nos. 228and230 North Nihth street.
For sale by J. H. MORRIS,
de34t* 233 North Tenth street,
Total,
Tons.C*n
39i,819 08
84,218 05
1,475 OS
4S5 r 313 ; 01
25,576 12'
6,268 19
IV3O 12
.1,693 06
32,327 07
25,282 03
2L270 01
9,708 03
8,385 15
1,342 1!)
5,305 54
12,755 16
379 03
6,784 19
3,085 10
78,473 oi>
53,597 07
, 6,457 12
•29,804 15.
27.758 04
; 16,721 07
18,521 01
24,485 15
7,266 Oi
3,982 07
''13,195 10
44,635 04
12,552 17
13,527.04'
10,715 07.
e GEBMASTOWN-FOB SALE.—A handsome,
double pointed STONE RESIDENCE, with
pointed stonestable and carriage house,and acres of
ground, situate In one.of the moat desirable parts of
Gprmaotown. and within ten-minutes’ wa’k from the
Bailroad Station, J* M, GUMMEY & 50N8,503 Wal
nut street;. .•
gEf- ARCH S'l’RfeET. 6 —i'OR SALE—The handsome
Iffiii fo«r story brick Residence, 22 teet front, situate on
the norihwest cower of Arch and Twentieth street-.
Has parlor, two kitchens, eight
chambers billiard-room, bath-room, &c Is well built
end in perfect order. J. M. GUMMEY & SONS, 508
Walnut street, - : ’ •
® : FOR SALE—A handsome four story brick Re
sidence,, with three-story double back: buildings.
Ayerj convenience, and in perfect order. Situate,oa
the west side of Twentieth street, below Race/ Lot 18
feet front bj 90 feet deep. Ji M. GUMMEY <£ SONS,
508 Walnut street,. •
fite FOR SALE—The handsome modern three story
wilt brick: Residence, situate No. 227 South Twentieth
Bii eet, below Walnut., Lot 18 feet front by 88 feet deep.
Imn ediate. possession given. J. «. GUMMEY <&
SONS; SCB Walnut street,: . ■
-4B3?! SALE-A FOUR-STORY DWELLING,
feiil with 3-Etory Bbck Buildings, No.. 422 .S.-FIF*
TjijBNTH fatreet. Lot feet. Immediate Posses
sion. Apply.to COPPUOK & JORDAN, 433-Walnut
street,.:- ..v- ,k t w -j nj. =
4,327 02
, 5,301 15
6310 19
1,552 18
18,4t»5;13.
405 Oil
1,524 13
*1 HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR‘ BALE
-3 North side of Walnut street, between Twelfth and
irt«f nth streets. Possession at once. Terms easy.
Apply to ; - :C. H.-MUIRH&VD,-r v- r
. noso-10. ;; l, iNp.2^SouthSixth."
fS? FOB SALE—The three-story brick Residency
with double three story back bulldiacs.fiitnate No!
wy North E lihttLatreefc;; Has every'moaern'coiive
nlence, and is in goed .order, possession
given, J.M.jGUMMEY Walnntßtreet; l:
1,066,138.11
879,558 16
186.569 15
f£| "* FOB; 8 ALE—A lafge brick. Stable; with" adconi
»£ znotiatioDS for. seven” .horses ; and as many car
naj.es. Bimafeon Cberry street; near Twentieth. J. M.
GPMMEV. &SQN3,s'JBWalnutßtreet.~! \
» FOR SALE—A Valuablethree-story DWlCLL
lNG.suitablefor.ntore.or hot*-!; w; E. corner' oi
iAD. andCOLt’MBTA avenue..29 by 92fee-.deem
app-y JORDAN, 433 Walnut street].
FOB-SALE,—A Desirable three story DWEL
IBi-iKG. N 0,1.11 North Sixteenth street- Prie®
siu.ooo fsooo may remain. Immediate Possession.
W JUGLBY & CO.j No 12J south Fourth st.
rHE BULLETIK.—PHIIAI)ELPEIAj THTjJB'SDAY, DECEMBER 6 1866
BEAI^ESTATE.
JACOB M. ELLIS,
Office No 2,
No, 325 Walnut street.
BEAt ESTATE.
ORPHANS' tCpUKTSALKf;ESr AT a ijOF
®*yu»- SW A.
£HM AN, AUOTlONEieH,—Under, authority ol
i the Orphans’ court for the City and Oonnty of Phils
, fl elpbia, on WEDNESDAY. December i9tn, 1835, at 12
! ?’fiiS k, Jt < ?Pst, wlu *» Sold at Public Sale, at the
! PHILADELPBIA EXCHANGE, the following de
i scribed Beai Estate. late the property of Davids.
. bon, CectasidtrHo.li-Property!; v-FRONT street,
1 ?o?ve Amber.—A:- lot 'at ground wltn'the two brick
, build togs the) eon erected, situate on tbe easterly side
[ 2-f ? rr>lj *’ 84 feet 9>a inches northerly from the
; r*.M. corner oi Front and Amber streets; thence ex
< lerdioe northerly along tbe easterly sue of Front
| street 36 feet, thence eaatwardly on a line at right an*
I toche*; -ttjeoca south-,
t inch ri to tbe north-westerly side of
BBid**raber-street; thence alongthe
j same 36 feet; thence at right angles with amber street
i 37 feet 5 Inches, ana thence westerly at* rlghfc angles to
Front street, 87 feet 5 in cues to Front street, the place
of beginning.
Subject to MO ground rent peraenum,
;;gp* r-yflßw.B-B'l ORY BRICK HOUSE' fAD*
G) —A t t of Grouno: with the three-story
brick messUßge thereon ejected, ou the east side of
%££H * j e^Tiorthward from Araber
strlht; a’oug 1 Front street lsfuet;
tbHQceeastwMdiyat right angles with Front street
37feet 5 lrebesto apornt; thence at
rightnjigles with Amber Btreet. «7 feet 5 inches to Am*
: ter street; thenc-* along Amber street 16 fest: thence
; northwesterly at.right jangles; with- A mber street 30
• leetsincbes; thence westerly Bo feet^s'inches'io place
: of beginning.
: No. a-rFhAMB HOUSE, BLAIR StrfeeK, A lob of
■ ground, with ihe two-smfy-frame m&snagA thereon'
;• erected, cn ihe east side of Blair street, 35 feet 2*£
t inches southward irom Otis street (late Wood street),
lin the Nineteenth Ward, containing in front 14 feet,
and m depth 49 feet to a three-feet wide alley. •
Jo9*fioo to be paid on each at the time of sale,
By the tonrt. • MERRICK, Clerk? O. C.
| SABAH ANN BROWN, Adm ? ni*trft:rix.:
■ „ JaMEu a. FBBEMaN, Auctioneer
’ _ n028de613 , Store, 422 Walnut street.
j til; C~E%«'
fJS BEri.—Estate of CHARLES HRMMA «N, de
.ceased.—Ja WAS ATFREK'UAN —Valua
bleFA qroRY sndXoT, FOURTH
streets, Nineteenth Waro.with Engine House. Engine.
Boilers, &c, .-Under autboiitynf-the Orpbaos’«Coart
[fojjffie City and County of Philadelphia, on FRIDAY
APrEßNLpNiDecemoer2is6,lB66;vat 20*cl‘iclc. will
be sold at Public hale, on tbe premises, the following
described Real Estate, late tbe property or Charles
Hemmann, deceased; -All'that certain threestory
brick Factory, with basement and one-story engine
bouse in ibertar._tbereof,sltia*te upon a certain lot of
ground In the Nineteenth Ward; beginning at the
southwest corner of. Fourth,and Hackle? streets*
thence extending southweacwardly Along the souW
eestwardly side of Backley street lot feet c laches*
thence southeastward!/^at right angles with-Hackley
streetB6feetiSflnch'sfttenceeastward atrig> tangles
with Fourth street, 57 feet 9* laches to Fourth street*
thence along the west side of Fourth street 118 feet 11H
inches to the place of beginning. -
Subfect to s24ugroa&drent per annum. -
tBT Ihe above is a valuable three-story brick Fac
tory, with engine bonse;2ft horee power engine, made
by Morgan. Orr & O'., flue boiler, In perfect order.
Tbe entire buildiugsand machinery have been erected
within a year, and the location Is rapidly improving
for manufacturing purposes. * *
O“$soo to be paid at the time of sale.-
By iheCo’.rt, E. A MERRICK, Clerk. O. C.
_. _ _ __ . THOMAS FINLEY, Administrator.
_ SALE OF MACHINERY—I 6 Looms, Sh&ftlog, Pul
leys, Belting, Spoolers, Bobbia-WJndei, Worsts and
Cotton Yor* s, <kc. immediately after the saio of the
Real Estate, will be sold by order of Administrator of
the estate, tbe machinery in tbe bulldlug, including
sixteen looms, shaft! jg, pulleys, belting, spoolers
bobbin wiDder, <fcc. /
A Ipo, Worsted and Cotton Yarns.
t 5&» The mar hi iery it nearly nei o. *
.. JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
no2S,des,l3 ; store, 422 Walnut street.
EXECUTORS’ SALR—Vstate of PETER RO
ISd VOUDT. deceased.—JAMES A. FREEMAN.
ucMoneer.-Undtr authority contaiufd in the will or
theiaie PeterPovoudt.deceased on WEDNESDAY
Lecemter 19, IBCo, at 12 o’clock, n, will be solo at
PubiicSale at the PHILaDELP HI a EXCHANGE
the ibllowingjdescribed Real Estate, viz; No. L-
VaLUABLE BIORE.No 256 N. THIRD street.-All
n three-story brictand graolte baUdljg or
siore. sltuateen tb** west eideorThird street (So 2-W)
near Vine street; containing in front ou Tnird stieet
abont 3 inches, including a 3-feet wide alley left
open for the use of this and tbe property adjoining on
tbe Fcutb, and extending of that width indepta west
ward 42 feet, then narrowing on the south side thereof
to the breadthoj about 2)feet flinches, the fur
ther depth westward of that width 42 fee; 8 Inches
with the privilege or said alley, and also of another
alley 4 left wide, leading northward into Vine street
Clear of incumbrance. Jrartcf the purchase monev
may remain. - -
No 2-GENTEEL DWELLING, No. 4SO North
Fourth street. All that certain three-story brick
dwelliDg house with three story back banding*, sitaate
on tbe west side ofFourth street, 40 feet nortn of Noble
street; containing In fronton Fourth- etreel 19 feat 2%
inchrs. and In depth westward on the north line 84 feet
8 inches, and on the south - line 79 feet 3 Inchw, and in
braedthonthe rear end thereof 19 feat !!>»'iuebex.
Baloon parlor, dtrjtpg*room and first floor
mar ole vestibule gas. bath, ranges, hot and cold
water, beater in cellar, private stairway, &c.
JGST ClearOfincumbranco,
J9S* t2CO to be paid on each at the time of sale.
By order of i*x*cntors.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
n028.dc6.13 Store, 422 Walnut street.
6 ORPHANS ,r COURT SALFs—Estate of RO
3ERr M. LEE, deceased.—JAMES A. FREE
, anctioneer.—OFFlCE BUILDING, N<x
worth SIXTH street, above Arch.—Under authority of
tbe Orphans’ Court forthe City «nd Couuty or Phila
delpbis, on WFdnkhdAY. December 19th, 1863, at \°
o’clock Noon will be sold at Public Sale wUbont re
serve, at tbe PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE; the fol
lowing described Real Estate, late the property of RO
BERT M. LEE. dfwasei. viz: a three story double
messuage, with large back building, acd lot or piece of
ground, on the east side of Delaware Sixth street, be
twr« Race streets, 34 feet ftoutby 74 feet
deep, morn or less. -
i Subject to SIS 6 ground rent per annum,
■ SSF* The above is a desirable property, containing 17
n-oms. ibe main bul dlog u«ed aa a dwelling; m» lire
llocr divid< d into convenient offices, together yieldim
ofsl,:«>o.
9S~ (2uo to be paid at ite tlmo of sale
By the Conn, E. A. MERRICK. Clerk O. C.
RICHARD WASHING i'O V, Administrator.
JAMES A. FRkEMan, Auctioneer.
Store 422 Walnut street.
OR PE A NS ! COURT SALE.- Estate of s a MU EL
XmX P Mal4K*4,decea?ea.-JAMEs a. FREEMAN
auctioneer. DWELLING, No. FIFTH
Bireet Under authority r.t ihe orphans’Court for
nbe City ano County of Philadelphia, on We.DN«cs-
DAY. December 19, 1866, at 12 o’clxdc, Noon, win
be sold st Public Sale, at the PHILADK«,PHIa EX
( HANGE tbe following described Real Esta-e late
ibe property of SaMUEI P. MARKS, deceased.' Al.
that lot orgreurd v.dtb the tbrefrstory mpssuage
thereon erec ed. Bituatoon thowestsldo of Fifthstreet
172-feet toutn of Carpenter fttreet; containing infroni
16 feet, and in depth so feet.to a twenty &ot wide street
tor SHK» to be paid at the time of sale.
BytheComt, E. A. MERRICK, ClrrkO. a
T ., EJCHAROir. BATTUR3.Trustee.
JAMES A. FREEMAN Auottoaeer,
t no7Bder.i3 Store, 422 Walnatitreet,
PEREMPTORY SALE.-JAMES A. FREE
BUfLDrNG LOTS.
Bt / eet * below Pine street. On
WEDNESDAY. December 19,1866 a: 12 o’clock, Noon,
will resold at Public Sale, without reserve, at the
PHII.JUILPHIA BXcHAKGE tbe folio vlog de
aiTlbed Heal Estate, viz; Nol I.— all that lot orgronnd
sltnateon .the west aide or Twenty-second a tree t, ss
feet south of Pine street; id feet front by 83 feet deen
to a fenr feet alley ltadlnu Into Pine street.
»0.2.-A lot adjoining, 15 by so feet deep, to a four
feet alley leading Into Pine street.
'■tßt Clear of lncombraneo.
Sgr They will be sola witbont rererve.
AS* SIGO to be paid on each, at the time of sa-e.
JAMES A. PKEEMAN, Anctloneer,
no2B,deC 13 . ■■■ Store, 422 Walnut Street.
(Bj FOB BAL EI—PREMISES So. 1504 and 1500
EE» Cht stnut street, each 20 feet front by Ho feat deep
apply to
, a H. MUIRHEID,
dcti-6t , 205 South Sixth street.
SS DESIKABLE COTTAOE RESIDENCS, N. W
HJa corner > Ighieenlli and helancey Pl.ce. Lot 8S by
sa Prlce reduced to *12.000. Inquire on the PRE
MISES. ■■■ deg St*
TO LET.—TWO ROOMS.
.. front and back, first floor,
- u _ —-- 72? flASSoMstreet.
GASI OB WSEE3&
AND STRENGTH USE CAPE
; WELL & OO.’S PATENT GLASS CASTOI
These wheels are designed fbr Pianos, Bedsteads,’ Ac.
We claim that they: give to Pianos a greatly increasec
force ofsonnd, without detracting from the harmon.’
and melody of tbe Instrument, rendering every not
more distinct to.the. e*r, This i« »n R pp ß r a ut
are now being applied by many to these valuable mu
oical instruments. Dr. valentine Mott, previous to hh
ceath. pronounced the Glass Castor* Wheels an In
valuable invention for bed feat invalids, who an
guardedngalußtthe damp floors after undergoing th»
process of cleaning, or where dampness is proaucet
rri mnny other cause. Aside from this. Housekeeper
are relieved from the dread,of having their carpets cm
or torn, as frequently happens from those now in use
. often caused by a rust, which adheres with glae-lik«
tenacity. No such annoyance can possibly proceed
from the Glass Castor wheels, as we all , know that
glass is non corrosive* There are no rough or untin
• ished edges to the Glass Wheel*, such as we often flne
in.those of iron, and ihe’latter, though smoothly flu
ished, will soon rust, from the dampness of the atmos
phere, if nothing ££& producing ronghnesaon thesur
lace, or edge, wfirnae: former will always Tuafritfifr
the am ootbnet-s of g»is, J ust as they are finished,
By sleeping upon glass wheels yon retain all the elec
treaty you had In your body on retiring, and yon g&
up in the morning feeling as fresh and active as f
young man, Glass being a non-conductor, the elec
trjelty gained while Id bed cannot pass offi Ask you*
a°&°£ what he thinks of the Glass Castor Wheels
, Ask him if all diseases, with the exception of chronh
diseases, are not caused from the want of electricity
we have a man in our place whom the doctors pro
non Deed past curing,"• with the inflammatory rheu
mutism. The wheels cured him in less than ftjUT
a stout healthy, man. Thes- arc.
frets which cap he proven on application at our office.
No. 203 Ra<» street, Philadelphia, or-at’ our Factory,af
Wsstville, New Jersey where wq h&YB some elxß
hmids employed in the mMtfuwtttte of toe Glass Cas
tor w neeiSv - •• •.» -
sjoo$joo w ill Xro paid to any oae who will say they bav*
reci Ived any bene&t or relief after using Oapewell
patent Gilds Castors. A sample set (4) of tot
Wheels sent to any part of the United States, on re
ceiptofll&O. S. B. CAPE WELL & OO ,
oci 3ms No. 205 Bace street.
SMOItICHABka:
i & ' - MARTTN"LEAN6, NO, 402 OHHSTNUI
. i/AX-.- STREET, -
Pint Premium awarded by Franklin Instf*
iKPJC tbte to MARTEN LEANS. Mano&ctnrer oj
' MASONIC MARKS, :
. ' :r. yjLNS..,EMBTiEMRy.Ao.t AOr ■
New uid orlgliud designs m Masonic Mask., Tens*
planL-Medals, Arm; MeOate and Corps Radge, oi
every dcecriptlen. .nal^vr,tlT,fjisni>
■ ~ ;-r.iLUAIKICK.
HD Gf IV,
340{.Mtfrlwf Street..
A fairMßonment ef ■ ■' - (
BuiidingLnmber.
d.anpeilorlotoftboroiiKhly - ■
■ -dWITiOT.
CABOUHA KtOORIHG.*OABOIiINA BTfiP- '
BOABOa. i
*l 7 i- 8 * 8 IB<*MiOHIGAK,i*I.Ara; \ ■
'SWißmuwfetocjr-
CHARLB6 EBTE,
LUMBER, "
Seventeeutli and Streets,
oc3i*3xn phiudelphia.
1 CCC -SELECT WB3TE PINE .
AOOD. t -iOAUDS AND PIiHK,
CHOICE feet lon*.
Praß'jß^Ei" S PATTMt C N PLANK,
IiBGE AID SCPEBIOR bTOCK ON HAND.
1866.~8m2w^ G G . ! BUILDING,.
LOItiJERI LimBEH! XTJMBEBI
S 4 4 CAKOLINAELOOBING.
B-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
4-4 DBLAWABE FLOURING,
MDRLAWABE FLOOBING.
WHITE PI«-E FLOORING.
ABH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOOBING.
SPBUCEFLOORING.
STEP BOA IS t.
„ BAILPLAMI.
, , PLASTEBDSO LATH.
t F fifi -<^li&B / ANr OYPRiEBS SHINGLES.
J-CUU, LONG CKDAB SHINGLEB.
SHORT CEDAK SHINGLES, -
OOOPEB SHINGLES,
FINE ASSORTMENT, FOB BALE LOW.
No. 1 CEDAR LOGS AND POSTS,
No. l CSDAK LOGS AND POSTS.
1 ftftA —LTJMBEB FOB UN lEKTAKERS!
lOUU. LDBEEk for UNDERTAKERS !
Bad OEDAB, WALNUT AND PINE.
BED CEDAR, WALNUT AND PINE
1 oee -ALBANY LUMBEB OF ALL KINDS.
LOUD. aLEaNY LUMBER 0E All. KINDS.
Sh..- SON ED WALNUT.
SEASONED WALNUT.
DRY POPLAR. OHEBRY AND ASH.
OaK PLANK AND BOARDS.
MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD AND Walnut VENEERS.
1 —CIGAR BOX MANUFACTURERS.
IOOU. CIOAR BOX MANUFACTURERS.
SPANISH CIGAR BOX-BOARDS.
Ifififi' 8 PRUCE JOIST-BPBUCE JOIST
ICDD. spruce joist.
SPRUCE JOIST
FROM U TO 32 FEET LONG, i
FROM 14 TO 32 FEET LONG.
SUPERIOR NORWAY SCANTLING.
MATJLE, BROTHKR * CO.,
No. 2500 SuUTH Sueet.
OPRUCE LUMBEB AFLOAT.—ScantliogandTolat
IJ of lengtß fnm 14 to 28 leet loce, assorted size,, Ba-l
to Bxl4, a boot 1(0 M. leet. Fortale oy WORKMAN A
C0..N0.323 Walcutstreet.
LUMBER.—ITbe 1 Tbe undexilxooA aro prepared torocelvi
ordPia tat St. Mary's, Georgia, Lnmber, of any de
scrtption, which will be promptly executed, trn
MUND A.-SOUDKR <6 CO. Docfc 8L Whart,-faol3tf
PLEASANT TALLEY WINE CO
Fpsjklingand Still Wines.
G. W. MIDDLETON. Solf Agent,
109 Market Street, PMladelpbia*. ..
noso-iai ... ■
f/ v* " Suctesut u G«u 1? Gray, 9 'vk
[/ B B B "W E It, j]
U'B4, as, 28 and *0 South Sixth St,PhU»fi’»- A
'^e t _ Fae <M Stock & Sct-Brosi iiai,
tnr ana MeaieU^L-g^y^
HER MAJESTY!
CHAMPAGNE, !
J. TP. hvr JjTTO IS'J
WINES.—’ Tbe attention of the trade is solicited tc
the following very choice Wines, Ac., fer sale by
JOSEPH F DUNTON, No. m South FRONT street
above Walnut:
MADEIRAb—OId Island, 6 yearn old.-
SHFRRIES—CampbeII & Co., single, doable anC
triple Grape, E. Crusoe <fe Sons, Rudolph, Topaa, Blm
rpanish.Crown and F. Valiette*
iPOMß—Valleue. Ylnho Velho Real, Dan ton anti
Pebeßo A’alente Co., Vintages IS>6 to USA
CLARETS—Cruse Fils Freres and St, Estephe Cha
teau Lnminy.
VS RMDUTH-G. Jourdan, Brlve A Co.
MUSCAT—de Frontignan.
.CHAMPAGNES—hruest Irrony, “Golden Star,*
de VfcUQge, Her Majesty and Royal Cabinet and othe?
fhvorite orands.
OLD WHISKIES,—aw Cases Pure Old Wheat, Ryi
Bourbon and Monongahela Whiskies, for safe by
B. P. MLDDMTON, >
. s North Front stwa>l
tutuvii^uia.
Fine Coilees
Old Government JAVA, Fine MOCHA, EAST IN
DIA mnd JAMAICA.
Ear Sale by
JAMES R WEBB;
WALNUT and EIGHTH Strea
TJRIME NEW JERSEY LEAF t.art) jast received
X and lor sale by
E. a KNIGHT & CO..
bol6-lm S. B. comer Water and Chestnut streete.
jyOX’S FARINA OR ACHEBS.
X Freab Crackers of this unrivaled Brand always on
band and for sale in bbls. and E bbls., by
I ALDRICH, y ERSES A CARY,
t 18,20 and 2a Leticia street,
boMmt Eiclnalve Agenu.
rn nnn Cans fresh peaches, WINSLOW
Xv/.UUUCorn, Fresh Tomatoes,Green Pess, Stra v
berries. Mosbrooms, Ac, in store and for sale, whole
sale or retail, by M, i. SPILLIN. N, W. corner Arch
and Eighth,
DRIED FRUIT,—Very handsome pared poaches,
m pared do. dried apples. In store and tort He
by M F. SPILLIN, N. W. corner Area and Eighth.
Buckwheat, buckwheat.— s,ooo lbs. of tn
celebrated Silver Flint Buckwheat, In store ad
for sale by M. F. SPILLIN. Tea Dealer and Grocer. N
W. corner Arch and Eighth.
NEW RAISINS AND FlGS—tnperlor new Layer
Batslna and choice Elm a Figs, for sale by it. F.
SPLLLINjNf W.corner Arch andEighUxstreets.
aUEEN OLIVES.—3OO gallons choice large- Queen
Olives, in store and for sale by gallon or narrel. at
(X Ut TY’S East End Grocery, No. 118 South SECOND
street. . .
NEW BETHLEHEM BUCKWHEAT & WHITE
C over Honey, in store and for Bale at OOUSTY’S
East End Grocery, No. 118 South SECuND street.
■\TORTH :CAROLINA HOMINY GBITS, NEW
X. Bcmlny, paied and unpared Peaches, jnst re
ceived and for sale at COUSTV’S East End Grocery,
No. 118 Sooth SECOND street.
STUFFED MANGOES AND PEPPERS.GENUINE
; Chutney Bauce, Robinson’s patent-Barley and
Groats, always on hand at COUSTY’S East End Gro
cery, N0.,118 South SECOND street.
CLOTHB, tlAßSmiattEa, &o.
pMTHS; OASBIMERES AND VESTINGS. ~
JAMES& lee Invite the attention of their friend,
and others-to their large and well assorted stock ol
Goods, adapted to men’s and boys’ wear, comprising
Inpart , ... . m , . .
DIRS* French Cloths,
• Bine FrenHt Cloths, . _..
Colored French Cloth*.
OVERCOAT CLOTHS.
Black French Beavers, - , ; >
Colored French Beavera.
. ;
Colored Esqnimanx Beavers, ’
. Bine and Slack Pilots,
<- - : Bineand BlachPalc-toU.
PANTALOON STUFFS.
Black French CBeßlmeres.
Black French Doeskins.
casalmeres.
' Plaid and silk MlkOd Oasslmeres,
Satinets all qualities,
Cords, Beaverteeos, Ac.,
: - Veatlngß,aUgradeß.
At .wholesale and retail, by JAMES* LEE.
No. 11 North Second et. Sign of the Golden Lamm -
A PPUra— 76 barrels BeUe Flenrs. and'uther Cholos
A varieties, jnst arrived and for sale try J, B. BUB
BIER * €On its South Delaware avenn&f
STOCK BROKER,
GEO. HENDERSON,
NO. 223 DOCK STBEET.
Havlnereenniea bnslness, I ana prepared to make
Purchases ana sales of Bteoka, Bonds'
e «oitoMrtea at « per cent. Interest, wttturatany
Oraeia, axeentefl ta New Teak, Boston and BalH.
®o*e. ■ ■ -- • sezr-iim.
6 SPBGIALTL 1
SMITH, RANDOLPH * CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
H BOdttilfeMm I I Hama iwa,
Philadelphia, I Hew York.
STOCKS AND GOLD
SOTJBHT AND BOLD OS ' TOnifMTßTff
nsTJEEiOTAiiowm) as Dapoarra, a
BANKING HOUSE
OF
i
JAY COOKE & GO.,
112 andH4S Third St* } Philada.
Dealers in all Government Securities.
OLD sgo's WASTED
IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW.
A LIBERAL DIFPEBENCE ALLOWH
Componfld Interest Notes Warned
IHTEBIBT ALLOWED OH DEPOSIT.
Collections made; Btocta BougM and Sold oa Cam
mission.
„ spedsl business accommodations reserved tor
Zstdiee. : tem
■ e « O-SO’s,
7 3-10»s,
l©81»s,
10-40 s s,
OOMPGUin) rNTEJEtEST NOTES
K.--- ■ »
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
DE HAVEN & BEO,
* -i
40 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
NATIONAL,
EXCHANGE BANE
CAPITAL $300,000, PULL PAIB,
Has Bemoved To Its
Mew Banking House,
Nos. 633 and 635 Chestnut Street.
A. BOYD, Frasidont,
J2SO. "W. GHJ3OCGH, Cashier. noTtl
Ann “ 500, $1,600. $7OO. to loan on mortg&gp,
tIrU.UUU. by J, H. HOSKIS, 233 North TENTH
Street. deS-U*
OOAla.
C. M. PALMER & CO.’S
TAMILY
CO AL YAR D,
No. 721 North Front St,,
PUTT.ATVET.PTTTA.
Lehigh and Blscismitha’-Coal always on band, of the
best qualities and lowest prices. ' de4-tuths2m2
GOAL. COAL. COAL
JtCKSON & TEMPLETON'S
Family Coal Yard
First Tara on Sintb St., bel. Jefferson.
'“Lehigh, Schuylkill, Eagle Vein, Qrtenwood, White
ash and other brands at theloweat market prices.cn
stantly on hand and prepaid expressly for family use.
noMlm} . w
2050. J. ALCORN, -v 2050
DEALER IS
Lehigb, Greenwood 9nd Locaßt Moun
tain
COAL, v :'
Yiud, 2050 Mark*t Bt„ Philadelphia.
JSPBeiected from themost approved MineS.
Orders addressed through the Post Office will be
I rompUy attended to. deß lmj
rM,nfl.-sntnr— . imm-i.-w.w
rrCHE UNDERSIGNED INVITE ATTENTION TC
A their stock of , -
: Bnck Mountain Company's Coal.
I “*
whloh they arePreparedto sen at thalowsetuaik*
rates, ana to dellver-ln the hestoondlßoa. : - J
Ordersleflwtthß,MASON BlNES.FrdnkllnHut)
tote Bonding, 1 SKVEKTHstreefc below Market, wF
be promptly attended to. . BmKS ASHEAFF, .
ae»,tf ‘ -Archarert Wharf, sohnyDcni.
f'*JAXu"BUBAB LOAD, BEEVES MBADQWAiSJI
U Spring Mountam.-Lehlgh-Coal.-andbeatLoctul
Monntalnftom Schtnohin. nrenarod'akwrater- foi
familyMt' PfWtjN. W.oornerSoßTHTteawn.
nowstmn., Mo*.No.iuaouthSEOqin)street.
, P)hW .. ' ■ T WAt.TCS . CXI -;
CHIP J. e. RICH ARPBON. Kendall, master. Is now
Q discharging under genera) order at Bonth street
wharf. Consignees will please attend to the reception
of tbelr goods. PEfEB WRIGHT & SONS, 115
Walnnt street ncMtf ■
SItiPFOO
FORJNEW YORK,
Via Delaware and Baritan Canal.
The PfcUadelpnlaaiidHew Tork£xpie>l
• Steamboat Company. .
i Ptopelleia leave DATLYCrom
I MABKKr W
jTOaldirecopffcta vdai; all Wortham andßaitern
JnelcUnoelved at lowest rates. . >< •
■ '
; mhlt-tf ' - ... 117 Wan street.
: ‘*GB SaVAMNAH, GA.
SaUsSaS' 'The; Philadelphia and; Southern ■ ar.n
steamship Oompanyf» Regular Xmeß, second wharf
below Spruee street.
The steams!! In TONAWANDA Capt.W. Jenntogs,
for SAVAHNAHIwIIi commence receiving frelant
on THUKaDAI .December eth, and sail QnSATDB
i DAT,December Stb.at lO o’doci: A.M„ and every
: alters thereafter—viz.: December £2. Jan
nT2ls‘ o&nier- hasflhißState Booms and other ao
commcdatlonafor o&esengers. ■.?..■
Cabin,passage, $.:& Deck-do.. $l5.
•Throngb>uiSels sold to the lotlowlng polnts—Macon,
Ga., *36; Colambos. Ga. $46: Angnsta.Ga„ s32;' Atlanta,
; Ga;, Albany.Gaiitfi); Montgomery,'Ala. l$4B; En
lanla, MobUe, Ala, -; New Orleans, s6o^,
Through.rec6lpt*.sjven at thrcngh rates to Motion,
Aogoota. polnmbns,, Atlanta, Ga; Knoxville, Chatta
nooga. Nashville; Memphis Tenn.' Canton, Miss.
reqefved'or, bills ot lading signed on' sail--
A gen ts at Savannah, Hooter * GammelL
For freight or passage, apply to : - ’■
Wil. L. Jamies General Agent, >
314 Sooth Wharves. .
JtQBr.EtEW ORLEANS, DIRECT, i
flwJTfiß P HTTYA DEX.PHIA AND oOUTH
KRHMAILSTEAMSHIPCOMPANY'S RKam.AB
The fit6t«daMStftami>hfa
• r - JUIftATA.
IJZDOtonB register. P P. Hozie. Master. .
will commence receiving freight for the above eon at'
-econd wharf below Spruce street, od WEDNESDAY.
DecembOT'iah, and sail,on SATURDAY, Dec. ISA, at
12 o clock : \M.. _
.Returning, will leave HEW ORLEaisS on SATUR
DAY, December 29 th:. v .. • “ -
This Steamer haa snp n : State Rooms and other
adommoflatloiisfor pa3?eLwr.‘.
Cabin passage.feet; Decs do., $3O.
Freight taken at low rates.
Ho freight received oi hills of lading signed on sail
ing day;..-.--. ...7 . . .
Agents at New Orleans, Messrs. Crevy, Nickerson &
- lo.,wbowlU give caxerol attention to shipment of
* goods to Galveston, Mobile, Vicksburg, ana interior
points. .. : . • -
For freight ox passage, apply to -
WM, I*. James, General Agent,
814 South Wharves.
POB WIIMIHGTON, N. C.
Smlm& THE PHJI.APEI.PHIA AND SOUTH
hKfl MAIL STKAMSHIP COMPANY’S HEQTJDAB
LIKE. from Second Wharf below SPBDCE street.
Tha firs&claas steamship PIONEEB. captain J Ben
nett. lor WIDMINGTObi, will conmieace recelvtnc
freight on THURSDAY. December 13th, andaailon
fc ATeßDAY.Deeeember 15th. at 10 o’clock A. M.. and
every alternate Satnrday thereafter—viz.: December
t9th, January 12th. Ac,'
Passengers will And superior accommodations and
best attendance.
Cabin p usage, |2or DOclc do., * 10.
Frelgat carried at low rates
received or bills of lading signed on sail
Agents at Wilmington, WORTH A DANIEL, who
will give especial attention to forwarding goods ad
dressed to their care to and from the interior.
For freight or passage, apply to ":
WBCl; JAfrfES..General Agent,
31*&onlh Wharves
jruts Bosxuj>.
BHhK STEAMSHIP BESTS OXBEOT,
SAILING fSOM MACS'POET 3JVMDAX B.
FBOM.PINB ST. WHABP. yBTr.ADTEi-.PWT.
AND MSG WHARI\ BOSTON.
ThesteamahtpNOßMAN, Captain Crowell, will sail
tram hblladelphlaon Satnrdar, Dec. s.h, at 10 A. SI.
The steamship SOMAN, Captain Baker, will sail
from Boston bn Monday, Dec. 10th, at 3 P. M.
The line between Philadelphia and Boston la now
composed of the
SOMAN (new), Captain Baker, 1,433 tons burthen.
BAXON. Capttin Matthewifidtso tons burthen.
NORM AN, Captain Crowell, 1,103 tons burthen;
These substantial and-well appointed steamshlna
will sail punctually as advertised and frelihVwill&e
received every day, a steamer bem; always on the
berth to receive carte.
Shippers are requested to tend Bills of iadln* with
their eooda.
Forfra&ht or panafe havlnz superior accommoda
tions, apply to - HENKY winbok d> uu,,
ana . , 332 Soath Delaware avenue .
4ffiTK thbocoh «p the south
PmSIRELFHIA RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
. STEAMSHIP COMPANY, .
THROUGH RECEIPTS TO NEW *EBN.
Also, to all points in NORTH and SOUTH CARO
UNA via Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, and to
LYNCHBURG, YA. TENNESSEE, and the WEsT,
via NORFOLK .PETERSBURG AND SOUTHSID3
RAILKQAD. •
The regularity, safety and shortness of this route, to
gether with the moderate rates charged, commend it
to the public aa themoat.desirable medium tor carry*
ing every description of freight.
No charge lor commission, draysge, or any expense
of transfer.-
Steamships Insure at lowest rate?, and leave regu
larly Lorn the first wharf shove Market street
Freight received daily.
WM..P. CLYDE «fe CO.,
eelO . . 11'North and li South Wharves.
jggSfK HAVANA STEAMERS.
Sfia&O. . SEMI-MONTHLY LINE.
qhe Steamships
HENDRICK HUDSON Cnpt.Howes
STABS AND STRIPES _.Capt. Holmen
These steamers will leave this port for Havana
every other SATURDAY, at s A M,
The steamship STARS AND STRIPES, Holmes,
master, wtU sail tbr Havana cn SATURDAY MOBN*
ING, December Is!h, at 8 o T clock.
Passage to Havana f5O.
No freight received after Thursday.
For freight or passage, apply to
THOMAd WATTSON & SONS,
DO North Delaware avenue
HKW «m»ft »«*■•< IJ.NI: TO a i.aT.
a&EßsSs&b ANURIA, Georsetcwn and Washington,
Tin ChssapeaSe and Delaware Cmsl, with connocaoni
it Alexandria, Ya., fijnn the most direct route for
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville, Dalton and
the Southwest.
Steamers leave Bint Wharf 'Above Htrtll (treat
every Wednoaday and Saturday at 13 M.
For freight apply to the agent*,
W. P. CLYDE o. CO,,
„ ■ ■ It North Wharves.
Co * Aaentat Beorgetown; M, EMridga a
XRMU FOB NEWBEEN. N. C.. VIA. EB'ZA..
TraarMfjji beth city, edenton and pey-
I t iiTTT N •
Tie steamer HANNAH SOPHIA, Toif. master,will
commence loading on MONDAY next mm lost., and
having) early all her cargo engaged, will be promptly
despatched.
For freight, apply to
des dtf
TJS lON EXPRESS LXNETOEALTI
aBBpggfI MOB 3& Via CfiESAPBAKIC AND
thhadelphiaaiJi Baltimore Uxuon Express Steam
>oat Company will leave theaecond wharf below aw»h
i&eet every Wednesday and Saturdav at 2 P. M.
Freight token at low rates.
For stefght or passage, apply to
JOHN d: RUOFF,
No, 11C North Delaware avenue. / v
jSBBBti .«>* **» YORE.-pnliadelphia Meun
HHK- Propeller Company—Despatch and Swift
sore lanes, via Delaware and Bari tan Canal—Leaving
dally at 13 H. and 5 F.M. connecting with all tbs
Northern and Eastern Linea ' -
For freJght.whlch will v e taken on accommodating
terms, apply to
_ ra, M. BAIRD * oo„
mhifttf - No. 152 South Delaware a verms.
—BTKAMER -FOE SALE.—The. fast
JhsSl sailing coppered and copper fhsfehed
Steamer HELEN GETTY (side wbtel), 40StonsO. M.,
180 reetlong, 24K- feet beam; depth of hold 8 faet B
inches; draws 5 feet 4 inches water ballt of live oak
and red cedar, Apply to B. A. SOODEBti 00,, r
eel2-lf . • r Dock Street Wharf.
- - <*1 — E- araw TOW-BOAT unis. . :
JHBBBCSIEUIUJS and. CHJSAPAAEj
WSnTmW-jBOAT COMPANY.
BARGES towed to' and from PHILADELPHIA!
HAVBE-DIW3KACE, BALTIMORE, WASHES®
TON, end intermediate points.
; WM.F. CLYDE & 00,. Arents.
' No. it Bonth Wharves, Philadelphia;
Captain JOHN XiAPGHUN,.Saperlatendenh
FOB ANTWERP —Petroleum.—l be drat
tßpjß class ship UNCLE JOE, Captain Sewall.'wll]
have immediate despatch for tie above port.
For f, eight or passage, apply to WORKMAN & CO.,
123 WALNUT street ' ■ nos
~ FOB ANTWERP.—The A 1 bark EITHER
«SJK Captain Prince, Is now loading for the above
“Ha® pert. For freight or passage, apply to WORK-
IiAFA 08., !23Walnnt street. se24
ga* WANTED TO PURCHASE —A centre-board
«gS Vessel, snttableior grain trade. Not over three'
years old. and Pot over-ss fe-t 4 Inches beam.
Apply to EDMUND A; BOUDEB & CO., No. 3 Dock
street.",: - no 3
CCHCONER TWO BIBTEBS, from wreck orahip
O Merrlmac, will commence discharging under
general order, on Wednapisy December oth, at l P.iT.
consigners will please attend to the recep’toa of their
goods. PETER WEIGHT & fcONS, 115 Wihlut.
street, : -• : - y ! .y v-a - . '■ r■ ■ y de6 if
CCHCONER FAREWELL, from wreck iof -ship.
O Merilmac, will commence di-charging; nmOerr
general o der. on Thursday, December 6th at,7 A..M.
lons gnees willpleaseattetd to therposption of their'
goods. PETER WRIGHT & SONS; lis wainnt
street. :~■ 1 - ■V - ■ ' ■ .' ' deS-tf
CCHCONER A. ROBERTSON, Merritt, master, from... .
O wreck Qf ship Merrimsc, will commence discharr''
ing,.unoer j;eneralorder, at Shlpp-u street wharf .o i •
Batnfdayv'Deoember' let; at l P. M. Oooalgnensw't
please atiend tothe receptionof lbelr goods. PiW'*- '
WRIGHT&BON3,IIS Walnntstreet.
STEAMSHIP APIES.,,FROM_ BOBTON.^ya* 0,
ilgnees of: merchandise per above «£»■&>-.'-liui* /
please Bend for. their goods. now lendlnt#**?®
wharf.. (drt3t) .V .HENRY wmWSSto&Pt;.''
JAB S. SHlNDLER,snccessor to JO
& BONS. Ball Makers, 8Q.300 NortbStofr' ■ TUMth
Avenne, Philadelphia.v y > r ITST- Sf JW>'i
Alt work done in the best m&nner . ~?T
and most favorable terms, and warrant22j&£ M ' •..
fectsatiaiaction. r.eSfPM»Uj?ii<2i ; "
Particular attention given to repair* f '"■
»- . . . • »;■
BISHOP, FON & CO.,
Ko, 105 Arcb stxeet.