From our Fourth lotion of Saturday lat& JUDGE KELLEY’S REVENUE BILL PEOSPEGT OF ITS FAILU&E. FROM SAN FRANCISCO, The Defenders of Mexico. From Washington. - [To the N.Y. AsaociattdPres3.3 Washington, Dec. B.—A bill was intro duced by Mr. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, look lag to the creation of a Department of Inter nal Revenue. It aims to take the control of the revenue from the‘Treasury; but there are doubts whether it can become alaw. The bill io, at present, in the hands of the Committee of Ways and Means, and even if reported upon favorably by that body, and passed by Congress, it would be certain to receive Executive veto. In that event, the Senate would sustain the veto, and the bill would fail. The impression is, however, that the bill will never reach Con gress, but that it will be smothered Committee. . , ' Much discussion out Of. Congress upon the bill looking to the abrogation of the State governments at the South, and the oppo nents of the measure are confident they can defeat it in' the Seriate, -where a vote over the veto could not be secured. - From San Francisco. [To the N. Y. Associated Press.] San Fkanoisco, Deo. 7.— The Defenders of Mexico, an organization in the interest of Juarez, held a meeting in this city last evening, organized a batallion and elected officers. They proposed to sail for Mexico on the 11th of December, fully armed and equipped, to offer their services to the .Liberal Government. The Savage Mining Company to-day de clared a dividend; of $lOO per foot. All mining stocks continue to improve, the following being the closing quotations: Yellow Jacket $1,330, Savage $2,110 Ophir, $535, Empire Mill $225, Chollar Potoai $230, Gould & Curry $650, Imperial $134, Legal Tenders 7XJ. ' The French Evacuation, Washington, Dec. B.— The President is displeased with the tenor of Napoleon’s reply to the cable telegram from the State Department, calling npon him to faifill his promise and withdraw bis.tropps from Mex ico in installments. The- Cabinet, with but one exception, it is understood, side with the President. It is considered doubtful, however, whether any farther re monstrance will be made, and the proba bilities are that the French Emperor will be -allowed to have his own way. Indirectly, it is hinted, that Napoleon’s action in refusing to withdraw, is mainly because of - what ;he regards a .violation of- the pledge of neutrality, or non-interference on our part, his position being that by the arrest of Gen. Ortego, the despatch of Gen. Sherman, and other objec tional movements, ourpledge of neutrality is. broken, and the compaot is therefore withdrawn and null and yoid. The Union Pacific Railroad. IBy' tiie U. S. Associated' Press.J The Secretary of the Interior has received a telegram from the Vice President of the Union pacific Railroad, dated the 6th inst. stating that thirty miles more of, the track of the said road was completed' oh the sth, .making 300: miles' west from Omaha, Ne braska, and requesting that the commis sioners be ordered to examine the same. The commissioners will be instructed to re pair to the line of the road for the purpose of examining the section as soon as practi cable. ... The Bio Grande Difficulty. New Orleans, Dec.7.—The most authen tic advices from the Rio Grande, or what are regarded as such, report the recrossing of the river by the United States brigade that had previously marched into Hatamoras, and their return to Brownsville. A New Theatre In Boston. [By the New York Associate! Press. J Boston, Dec. B.— The Boston Commercial Bulletin of this morning, says: ‘‘ Well known merchants of this city have just completed arrangements for the ereotion of m new and handsome theatre, about the size of Wallack’s two in New York, and to be conducted and managed upon the same plan.. It: will be located upon the easterly ■side-of Washington street f between Hay wood-place and Essex street. This architect has plans 'of the building on hand, and operations will be commenced with the in tention of completing the theatre and open ing with dramatic performances on the Ist of September next. ■ ; : Cotton Crop Estimate. : [TotheN. Y. Associated Press.] " Baltimore, December Bth.—The Mobile Tribune estimates the cotton crop of the present year at 1,500,000 bales. fine open weather of late, it says, added not less than 100,000 bales to the aggregate product. A letter from Charleston Says the esti mate in that city amounts to within 1,800,- 000 bales. .... ’ Mobile, December 7th.—The comparison of the receipts of cotton at all the ports as compared with last year at this time shows a deficiency of 175,000 bales. Horace Greeley Invited to Lecture at Gal- veston. ' . ißy the IT. S. Associated Press., Galveston, Dec. 7.—Horace Greeley has: to-day been iavited to deliver one of the course of leotnfes before the Galveston Li brary Association. Marine Intelligence. [By the United States Associated Press j New Obleans, Dec. 8. —Arrived, Bark -Frank Marian,.from Bordeaux; ships Theo dore Knoop,-from Liverpool; Mont Biaac, from Havana, and Elizabeth Hamilton, from Havre. The Asia at Boston, [To the New York associated Press.j Boston, December Bth.—The -steamship Asia, from Liverpool, by way of Halifax, arrived at midnight. Her mails were for warded by the morning train and will be due in. Philadelphia to-night. Sailing of Steamers. [By theN. Y. Associated Press.] New York, Dec. 8. —The steamship Ger mania takes out 5368,000. and the City of Baltimore 513,000. . •’ r - . From Havana. 4 , Office op thb Hayana Weekly Bkport, Dec.™ *>^riß.X ; No il ma et clo3ta qaiet ' ■ But flrm at i&miom 1 ? Parte. 1 ?V ,I ™Aj¥:n ti- v. cu l r^ Il H’-, 2 rP er cent, discount; Gold,*oo sboit per cent. premiuia.. Ike Sew Tork Sold Harket. -i: fßy_Ute.C.,B.Aa«o<) : ated:Pre9e.J. ,_. . ;; . .. New Tobk, Deo. &—The following are the qnotationB:of; goi(3 ahowing a deettneofljr. i- ' Opened. 10.00 A. M„* ' 1388 10.01 138* 10.02 1388 10.15 1381 10.20 1381 10.25 • • _ 138 10 26 'l3Bl 10.27 138 40 29 1381 10 30 - 138. 10 55 - 1371! 10 57 137 S 10.58 1371! 11.10 137,1 1 ; ‘ ' Tno New Yorlr Money Martlet. T ? K ?' B.-r^lrs‘^ lrs ‘ Board-Pacific Kail, 170 : bld, 174 asked; Atlantic Mall lui bid, 102 asked; Canton >2ff£8 a rk y i' l E^-i bl<i ’ 2 5 ¥, “ked; Cumberland, 68 ■ nld. 70 'fa «Sb i oS a nrfS‘ , iXS , vJi >i ? , .i aßSked ; Mariposa. 123£ bid. hw sK e i’ovfa.' xi^a b d ’ 7 ;:? asked: Erie Preferred. 83 Did to- askPo, Hudson *River.-1203* bid. 12134 asked* bid,lo9J. asked; Michigan Central, llo bid!' , mi' h ifrt D no asked:lllinois dentral, , IKr l .rvLa U i“ i S d! Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 85 bid K.2 r S5 rest i. s:} » "'d. 52)4 asked; Do. pro! S ld j '& asked; Cleveland and Toledo, 1112£ ? land > i O3 K bid. 103)4 as keel ;SSS,®’ 1 ? 45 i b *?' los asked; 1 oledo and Wabash, Ih¥ asked; Chlcaeoand Alton.-108>4 bid, 109)5 afked;_AltoHEi)a Terre Haute, S7JL bid, 89 iakedl Ohio andKisslsslppl Certificates. 1 ' bid ,-’29 alked- ! Bnlon 4C’r bid, 46)7 asked; Boston iKStoredrio% bfd“lli JS&S®** CUcago and AlMn : [To the N. Y. Associated Press. 1 the foTlrralSf- '■ .'lht 11 .? Jbsi's' article has ,Mi6lOHOfflog, • D#milA<i nil th(* WaU street* 6 Thia th ls S^i 0 * 4 ?® a PProact of the new year, *£,*s® UDcert ainty as to whafc Convres* will ‘markS 3^ of N atJonal Banlm. Yhe loan ?arf.ft i 3 eagy aix per C3nt. on call, 7@B 5 r T** Stock-Market-* droooiog. and un ionVild;fti^v^?lnent a loail L, Bt<iadj; Railroad shares 1 Sfilnpr Poard—market steady, the fol -1 v» oDly chan see: Reading, 1093 ft and fouthern. 793 ft Pittsburgh and Cleveland, 84%; Northwestern, 5235; Hold, 137^@13^ . Commercial Intelligence. j tbeNew.Xork Associated Press.j o oß w* liec. B—The gold market opens weak Sterling Exchange, 1093*; S ght bills, 110*; U. f. five-twenties, 1862, .coupons, 1083*; do. 1864.10634® 107;do., 1865, 107%; New do, 109%; u. B.Ten-fortie*. : Seven-thirties, 1053 ft Missouri 6’s, 92. ; _ Stocks open heavy, money at 106(3107; Canton ! Company,4s3 a ; Cumberland, 68; Quicksilver; 144: Mari •£ < £s»£?^\TO* le * n «3ft New York central, . 1103 ft Rrie Railroad, 7ljft Hudson River Kailroad. 12034: Reading, 10934: Mlchisran 80utbern,.7934; Pittsburgh 'Sr ld JS I ?S B]an4, » Bs; -Toledo. m%\ Rook Island, 10334; North Western, 62; Port Wayne and Chicago, 10434. YoßKjDec. B.—Coton dull and lower; sales at 3, @35 cents. Flour dull and unchanged; 4.500 barrels eold. Wheat dull and unchanged, corn active and 3@4 cents higher; Western mixed $1 08@l 12. Oats ere firm. Provisions qnlet but dull. WhHky dull Baltimobe, Dec. B.—Wheat firm; the market is poorly supplied; Red, 595@300; White, 805@310. The re ceipts of Corn are heavy and also the demand: Yellow. 9f @94c; White, 90@96C. Oats steady. Flour very dull! atd low grades are drooping. Provisions heavy. Me*s Por*. *2l 75@22; ent meats are nominal. Lard 13 cts. lnactive. Coffee dull; Rio, 16%@18%c. Whisky [By the U.& Associated Press.! Babtimobe, Dec. B.—F.'our Is modera’e, and inqui res lor home consumption and shipment. The mar ket closed unsettled and heavy for lower grades of grain. Prime and choice Wheat, $3 oo@3 15: prime ®£d choice Red, f 2 95©3 05; fair and good White. $2 80 @2 95; and ordinary and very good Rsd.s2 60@a »5. Brv new Corn at 90® 93 cents, damp and damaged to. *W r , d0.,65@85c. Oats.-53@55c.. wefg K -t Rye, 91 to of all descriptions. Bog products neglec f edand heavy. Cut meats have materially declined— s£~ss, *2l 75®a* ? Wo £^'£° Ql<l £?’ m ' aC - : aides Clear do.. 13(5-133 = C- The small lots of bulk meat received from ne west havebeenkrat in smoke. Hogs, In con sequence of the unusual mildness of the season, very few are dressed. Hog, have come forward; prices are maintained at- 9)4@l6Vc. for rough to prime lota. Cof fee Market well supplied with Bio. Stock hands Importations nearly 14.00 bags; prices In the absence of demand unsettled and quotations nominal; common to strictly prime Bio, 163f@i8J£c. :n . gold. Sugar. both ' grocery ana re refining grades neglected. Whisky heavy: buyers purthaßß sparingly; Western and Oitv,s2 30®{2 34. Cotton—Receipts in excess demand; shippers being uiable to operate in consequence of the decline in gold. Bales at FDlladelplua Stack Beam. "SALES AFTER FIBST BOARD, fsooo Lehigh es’B4 9ii ; '|iooshHestonv’eß ban®; 12 sh Cam &Am B 130)4 lOosh do 85 14)4 .4 sh Penna n 64« 100 eh Bead B b 5 54 81-100 1° sh Lehigh V H 68 100 sh do b3O 5481-100 looshCatawpf 28 100 sh do 2ds 5481 100 100 sh do 830 28)4 100 sh do SIM icqsh do .. 28)4 . SECOND BOARD. $2OOO City 6b mun cAp 99)4 200 sh Beading B b3O 6414 620 Susq canal sep 66 ire sh do s 5 54 ra 9sh Morris Canal 86 lOOsh do 830 54*4 200 sh Beading B b 5 54.69 100 ah do slo 54»4 100 Eh do Bswn 54141 Arrival rad Hteamen »TiW VBCU FOJt 75A58 Kangaroo ...Liverpool...New York -....N0v 17 10wa......; —.Glasgow.,.New YorK Nov 2 1 St. David... iiverpool...Portlan<J Nov 22 City of MAnche6ter-liiverp , l...New York .... “4 Wm Penn ..—...—.tLondon.-New 24 H.ecia-...........,.....1iiverp00i.;;New York.... ...Nov °7 Bavaria Southampton.-New York. Nov 27 Virginia. LiverpooL-New York Nov 2s Moravian ~ldverjH>ol...Portlana^..„....\..J^ov. TO DEPAST, Manhattan-.—_NewYcrk~.Havana «fc V C Dec. ip Arizona....;... .New Y0rk..:AHp1nwai1.........;....Dec. U City of Cork New York... Liverpool— Dec. P Manhattan. NewYork...Liverpool .. Dec. >2 Morra Castle .New York... Havana- Dec! 13 Stars anti Stripes...Philad’a...Havaua........... '.Dec 1> Pioneer -Philadelphia...Wilmington,NO....Dec.‘ is City of Paris New York...LiverpooL- JDtc,lb America New York.-Bremea..- .iec 15 Europe New York...Havre —....Dec. 15 Denmark. .-New York-. Liverpoo- D^ n 15 lewa - New York.J.Glasgow Dec 15 H Chaoncey —New York—Aßpinwaii..,-...i Dec. D KaDgaroo ......New York... Liverpool - Dec. j 8 Scotia -New York... Liverpool .............Dec, n* Wm Penn .New York... London » - >ee. is Asia .Boston—Liverpool Dec. 19 Eagle. .-New York...Havaha... Btsiug Btar New York...AspiDwall. City of NewYork...N York—Liverpool.... Virginia New York...Liverpooi.... Bavaria...... New York... Hamburg Guiding Star...-.. New York... Rio Janeiro... Arago .New York..-Hayre..^....w-. Cuba......... New York...LiverponL hOAKD OF TKADE' DOUGHERTY, 1 JOSEPH C. GRUBB, IHONTEXY OoIfuITTKE. EDMOND A, SOUDEB, I - a&BME BBOrßa’ia. Sirs Rises. 714 I hPN Sets, 432 IHlail Watt™, . 2S ARRIVED YESTERDAY. t Bark Conqueror (Bi), Sterling, from' B*deauxvla Queenstown Oct 12th, with brand?, wloe, &c, to A Ste phenl <& Co* schr Garnet, Marshall, l day flora Lewes, Del. with grain to Jas L Bewley & Co. te£hr Bird, Duffel!, i day from Lewes,Del. with grain to Jas L Bewley & Co. v ARRIVED ON SATURDAY. Steamer Zodiac, Rogers, 48 hours from; Boston, with mdfco to Mershon & Cloud. .• .V Suan.er Philadelphia, Fultz, 36 hours from ’Wash ington. with mdze to W P Clvde & Co.t Steamer George H Stout, Ford, 36 hours from Wash ington, with mdse to W P Clyde <fc Co. steamer Anthracite, Green, 24 hours from N York, with mdze to Wm M Baird & Co Steamer W C Plerrepont, Shropshire, 24 hours from New ork, with mdse to W M Baird &Co Steamer Buggies. Chase, 24 hours from New York, with mdse to w P Clyde & Co. Bark .onnie Ada (Br), Cann, 10 dayß from'Boston, In ballast to E A Bonder & Co. Brig Kate Stewart Townsend. 20 days from Boston, via New port, in ballast to E A Bonder & Co. Brig K H Bich (cew).Hopkloa. 16 days from Bangor, with lumber to J E Bazley & Co. Schr J V Wellington. Freeman, 12 days from Port land, with beadingstoS&W Welsh. Scbr E H Ai.wood, Rlnb, 7 days from Boston, with mdse to Crowell & Collins. Echr > lla F Crowell, Sievdts, 5 days from Province* towD, with mdse to Geo B Kferfoot. ScbrldaF Wbetler, Dyer, 10 daysfrom Portland, with potatoes to C C Van Horn, Schr Ocean Bird, Kelley, from Boston, with mdse to Wersbon & Cloud, Schr Four Sisters Sheerer, 4 days from Fall River In ballast to J E Bazley & Co. Schr Decatur Oakes, Berry, frpm New York, with mdse to captain. Schr A Robertson.'Merritt, from Townsend’s Inlet, with a portion cf cargo of wrecked ship Meirimac, to Pe»er W right & Sons. . Schr J F Farlao, 8 days from New York, with stores to U S Navy Yard. SchrS P Chase, Steadbam, 1 day from Smyrna Del with grain to Jas L Bewley & Co. Schr John Lorrance, Rice, from New York.J Scbr Fly, Fennlmojerfrom East Cambridge. Schr L F Smith. Crie, from Boston, Schr i s Grier, Wheatley, from Lebanon, Del. tS”’ trom -Baltimore. withUbinges CLEARED ON SATURDAY. Steamer Nor.rian, Crowell, Boston, H Windsor & Co. Steamer EC Biddle, McCue, Washington, W P Clyde & Co. Steamer Virginia. Vance, Richmond. W P Clyde * Co. Steamer GEt stout. Ford, New York, WP Clyde & Co. Steamer Ann Bliza.Rlchar.ls. N York, W P Clyde*Go. Steamer H lflaw. Iler, Baltimore, A Groves. Jr. Bark Mystic Tie. Fisher, Rotterdam, L Westergaard. Brig M argaret Hetn, Wallace. Antwerp, do Btdir Florence Rogers, Rogers, N Orleans, & 8 Stetson & Co, schr A Young Young,Young, Chelsea, New York and Schuylkill Coal 00. Sddf T MJrier, Wheatley, New York, Borda, Keller <fc Scbr'C Davidson, Garwood, Sa'em. John RStreet. Scbr Bead BR, No 49, R.binsou, Millville, do ' SchrOPStlckney, Mathis,.Braintree,Castner,Stick- ney & Wellington. ' BchrH May-Franklin, Quincy Point, do Schr J I.’orranee, Rice, N York, Westmd Coal Co. Schr J T.Weaver, Weaver, Boston, Van Dusen, Loch man *fc Co. Schr B Blackman Gandy, Providence, J R white. St hr Ida: L, Forbes, Richmond DoveydfcSon. Scbr W Sims.-Fbarq, Washington; Tgier* Co. Schr A 6 Cannon, Cobb. Salem captain. THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.—PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,1866 • > A : Opened. 11115 A.’M., 1371 11.20 1375 IL4O 137 s 11.43 1375 11.48 1375 11.60- - - 1371 11.67 1375 11.58 137 g 12,09 P.M., 1375 12.10 . 137 § 12 45 - - -137* 100 137| 2.00 1375 ..... Dec. 20 Dt*c, 21 Dec. 21 Dec. 22 ...........Dec. 22 -Dec. 22 .Dec. 22 .Dec. 26 RBFAL ESTATE.—THOMAS <fc HONS’ SALE. “Y e^ valnabif ‘ STABLE and large LOT, No. enh BROAD nreet, north of Wallace street. Hi leetlront. On TUESDAY, Decembpr 11th. 1»65, at 12 o clock noon, will be sold at Public Sale, at the PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, all that valuable lot of ground and the improvements thereon erectel, si uate on the east side or Broad street, north of Wal lace street, No. 663; containing In front ou Broad stre t ill fret 2* inches, antfex.ending an average depthof about 7o fret, beirg in depih on the soatn line 86 f et 9 inches, aDd on the north line 61 feet 8 inchts. The im provements are a valuable brick stable and coach house; has accommodations for 50 horses and 75 car riages, and is a good business stand. Having such a large front on Broad street, is very valuable tor build log purposes, and is suitable tor a manufactory or aoy busin* 6a requiring space. j*y Clear of all Incumbrance. Thews—One-third cash, Immediate possession. . „ _ A M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers, deP<tlo i 39 and 141 S. Fourth street. 113 PUBLIC SALE.—THOMAS & SONS. AttC- Bu 2 tioneers.-V»*RY VaLUaBOE COUNTRY AND FARM, 175* ACRES? KNOWN AS ENWOOD » CHESTER CCfc Pali at Green wood fetation on the, Baltimore Central Railroad. 28 mUes from Pbi!adelphia.and 4 miles from the Brandy wine Battie Ground, on TUESDAY, Dec. nth. 1665, at )2 o’clock,noon, will be sold at public sale, at the PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, £i that very valu able Country Seat and Farm, known as ‘Greenwood 1 * situate at Greenwood Station on the Baltimore cen tral Hai road, Chester county, Pa, comprisin'* T7s* Acres of Land; suitable for grazing or dairy farm The improvements are a double Mansion, modern style cOEtftiriing 14 rooms, prettily Bituated and surrounded with handsome shade and ornamental trees ofc£nice varieties; has bath, hot and cold water; and other mo df rn conveniences; larg* and excellent barn, about 8u by 50 ieet double floored, with *heddlug and overshoot complete; carriage house, granaries, tool house work shop. crlos and other necessary outbuildings; also, a dwelling suliable lor superintendent, and a house for farmer: hneiargestream ol water passes through the land.'vhtcb sui> plies the building witn excellent spring water. The whole farm has a south exposure, and the railroadTunmDgalongtheBouthwardiy aide and cut- Jlng off aoout 17 acres; fencing good and buildings wed located. It is oneot the most desirableferms in Ches ter county. Will be shown on appllcaiion to the owner and oc cupant, Mr. Nathan Jones. For to ther particulars apjvy totMr, lamesß. cummins, 604 Walnut street, picture may be seen at the Auction Rooms. . „ „ M. THOMAS <fe SONS, Aucttoneers. deB » 3( > 139 and 1418. Fourth street. Br* B f -THOMdS * SONS’ SALE.- Od B UKSDAY, December lith, 3866,at 12 o’clock, n - ? !'! b^ s .°' d Sale, at the PHIL ADEL followingdescribed property, viz: No. l —Modern tbree-etory brick RESIDENCE, «,Si™ eaat .fP. r i? e . r of TWENTY-SECOND and ARCrf streets.—All that modern new three story brick mes suage, with three-si ory back building, and lot of nt the southeast corner ef Twenty second and Arch street; containing in fronton Arch street 20 feet, mid extending in depth 102 feet, including °»}?e fear end thereof part of a Sfest wide alley, of awning honses have the privilege. It is finished with all the modern conveniences, jfIQT Clear of all Incumbrance, ?. : • 1 kbms—l6.ooo to remain on Morteaee. Immediate Possession. ■ STORY bbiok res- TDB»PCB, ARCH Street east of Twenty-second street. All that modern tew three-story brick messuage, with three-story back building and lot of ground, Mt uateon ibesouthsldeof Arch Btreet, 40 fret east of Twenty : «econd street; containing la front on Arch street 20 feet, and extending io depth 102 feet with the privilege of the said 3 feet alley. It Is finished with all mcKiern convenlet cee. ; fiarClear of allincuinbrance. 'iERMs-$6,(00 to remain on mortgage. Immediate possession . ear For particulars or other properties see auction column. ' ■ * . M. THOMAS * SONS, • deB,lo , Anctloneerß 139 and ill South Fourth at. A Co °" r ’ lrilai 10! ““ t * ea Baltimore, WP HBMOBAN DA. iShlpßß.Elys' Lombarfi,;hence 25th Bept, far Ran Frknclscorww sptiken 30th Oct. Bd lat, &cT ' • »- • fchipOscar I. Overgaajd, cleared at Liverpool 21at pit. for thie port, . ;... .... ... n Bentley, Clark/ Altered but 7 at Liverpool 3d nit. tor this port > •' r ; Slip T J Bouthardj.Biahop. from llverpobl for this’ port, waa spoken 2oth nit. 130 miles WSW ofthe Faat pet. • : ■ Ship Bazaar, Btlngon, hence at Antwerp 234 nit. .Steamer Pioneer,J2ennett,Balled from Wilmington,N. C. yesterday, for this port. ; Steamer Alexandria, Shields. • sailed from Blohmod, 5 th lest, for tblspori. • i Steamer City of Baltimore (Br), Mcdnlgan, cleared at New York Bth Inst for Liverpool, i. ,f*rk safied Atom Demerara3oth pit. for OrcMUa.. , \ yßark Taclflc; McKenzie, hence at BremerhrVen 2oth i, Bark Elgin, Healey, hence at London 23d nit. I E a , lk Clara. Probst, hence at Bremen I9tb ult. , .Ef'B Drlsko, Eaton, sailed from Clenfiiegos 20th Ult. tor ManzanlDa to load for this port. !,,Erig Persia Hinckley, Poster,cleared at Jacksonville 83d ult, for this port. lda .¥ .Comery. McLellan, atMlragoane 21st ult, for this port In 7 days. ’ ; Scnr Saliie B, Bateman, cleared at Jacksonville2Bth ;<dt. lor this port .... i „\ ' NOTICE TO MAKINERS. 1 Netlce Is be' eby given that the Iron, can and nun buoys In the Delaware Bay and Biver have been taken Up a'd replaced by Spar buoys for the winter. ! By order of the Lighthouse Board, . ' STEPHEN D.-TBENCHABD.'USN. i . „ „ L. H. Inspector, Pourth District. ; December 8.1866. FOR' ItEX^T* The Fourth Storv Back Boom, . • 07 THR • j NEW BULLETIN BTJILDIM®, "With entiance by a spacious Han on Chestnut Btreel _ and also an entrance on Jayne street. ; For further particulars apply at the “Hew Bulletin Building, €O7 Chestnut Street. OC23tf ■ •■■■■■■■ ■ - ■'■..•l , TO RENT. The Becoid Story Back Boom of Ho. 607 Che stunt Street APPLY TO MANDEBSON & "WOBBELL, nol9tf ON THE PREMISES. m FOR SALE, Elegant Brick ar d Brown '-tone DWELLING, No. 2c20 aPBCICE Street. Immediate Possession. lIaULE, BBOTHEB a CO , d£4-lm* 2soo SOUTH Street. fTA FOB SALE.—The handsome brick Residence, 22 feet front, with etahle and Carriage house, and lui 2io feet deep to a 40 feet wide Btreet. situate No. 15 0 Spruce si reet; has every modern convenience. J M. to L MMEY A SONS, 508 Walnnt street. ffig FOK SALE—PREMISES No. 1504 and 4596 ■9 Chestnut street, each 20 feet front by 140 feet deep. Apply to O. H. MUIRHEID, _ 4eo-6t 265 South Sixth street. #ss FOB SALE—A handsome four story brick Ho- Bis Bldence, with three-etory double back buildings Every convenience, and in perfect order. Situate on the west side of Twentieth street, below Bace. Lot 18 feet front by 90 feet deep. J. M. GUMMEY * SONS; SoB Walnutatreet. §FOB SALE.—The three-stery brick DWELL ING with double three-story back buildings, ite No. 227 South Twentieth street. Has ever, modern convenience and improvement, and is In good order. Lot is fret front by 88 feet deep. J. M. GUiU ME\ AfeCNS £OB Walnut street. Sts GERMANTOWN—FOR BALE.—A handsome. H=£ double pointed STONE BE3IDENOK, with pointed stonestable and carriage house,and l\i acres of ground, Bituate on Wayne street, near Walnut Lane, Germactown.and within tea-minutes’: walk from the Kailroad Station. J. M. GUMMEY A SONS, 503 Wol cat street. - . gg[ ARCH STRKET.—FOB SALE-The handsome fi*fo*r story brick Residence,22 feet front,situate on tbe corihwest corner or Arch and Twentieth street*. Hss parlor, library, dining-room, two kitchens, eight chambers, billiard-room, bath-mom, <fcc. Is well bollt and In perfect order, J. M. GUMSLKY & SONS, 505 walnut street, . —* wi] 1 sell at Public Vendue, on Eii ) TIES DAT, Dec. 11th, 1866, at 2 o’clock p. M., on the Premises, my FAHM.i mile went ofDoylestown Bucke county. Pa. on the North Pennsylvania Rail' rosd. near good schools, churches, stores, mechanic* and mills. Very attractive and convenient farm buildings. Tiarge,tastefully arrauged, hew and well built,lncluding everything needed on a flrstelass farm, with iarm-hoase oeside the Mansion. She Farm contains Kacrea of the very best of laod. with • acres of Timber and 7of Meadow. Attend the Silo you who want a nice home,' lake cas at North Penn tj.VaniaDepot, ats.4s A. M.," for D,iylestown,"where rotmill find a conveyance tethe Farm. Sale Posi live. Payments easy. Possession any time. _ „ A. H. GIBBS. POVI.E.STOWN. Dec. 8. 1666. d«x 21* fS hiALtSli'E-XHOiIASASON ’SAIiK. x NKaT RESIDENCE, No. 1135 SPRUCE street wtst of Eleventh street,—On TUEsDAY, Dec.mbsr lltfc; 3506 at 12’o’clock, noon, will be sold at Publi'- bale, at the PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE-All that n?at tbroe-stjry brick, duelling, vrith tnreestorv back builGlcgtaid lot of ground. aliuate ou tfce north side of Spruce street, westof .Eleventh street, No. nss: containing in from on Spruce street 19 feet, and ox temllDg in depth 71 feet to aßleetwJde alley leading into Twelf h street, with the privilege of said alley. It is in gotdrepalr; has gas, bath, range, furnace <fcc. B*r Clear of all incumbrance. Terms—lS.iGOmov remain on mortgage. Immediate possession. Keys next door west. , M. THOMA«i,<£ SONS. Auctioneers, flgg.io, . . : IS9 & 141 South Fourth street. BEAT. ESTATE. 1857°““ on - 8 “«®» ■ nnJJ-W -' DICKSON BBO&, . W-Wahiututreßt. ‘KuSPW AWD - FURNITURE FOB BALB 'SorteJnth S»JiS£ w NP p * str , eBt > between .Twelfth and - fi toeete, Possession at once. Terms easy. I acSSfoS* C. H. MCIBHEiD, * I DOSO-lQtg . y Q , 205 <dOUtn Wrth, PALEJ-The three-story brick Residence. lorth 5?2?ii hr » ee s , tor^? ack buildings, situate No. Vfbth-Btreet Has ever? modern conve- SaWemutltreet. ' Apply t 0 COPPUCK A JOBDAJS, AaTiFi—A valuable four story DwAlllnp and Store, b. E, Corner Tenth and Chant. above street. Excellent Business stand. Addlv to & Apply to t DR J. S, ROSE’S ALTERATIVE. T, THE GREAT BLOOD PtTRrPXER. •a»J^ii?Hi? rr ?f^ dl4piliered or v ’ tlate 'l Wool,yon are aicß an over. 11 may Btpc&rfl< dlidolm snrm a>> Rc^L ve disease, or it may only make yod /eel xtsuire* oato^aalfh^ 1068 ’ ““ b 016 “ mßdy toat -"M J* for the cure nf air diseases ofthe So'nhe 0 andalle ™P „ DYorr & 00.. . ■-■ 282 North Beeond Street. DK. DYOTF9 ITCH OIKTJtSNT of itch, andis reupSlor to any ?S^ T J~£L??L for , , . he cure of that disagreeable and ■ complaint. Price, 25 eta .hent per mail 40 232 Sorih becondStreet* J>. BOSES EXPJECTOKANT. k coughs, colds, asthma, d“e««-?f things. tUlle °^ lw<l ' b tPooWtts and all i _ This syiop havln* stood the test of many years’ at- BmvlJlPiSL®?ASlmitation or Inflammation of ls?i , f^’*? l 5 3^o,,br ? DcWa » 19 Acknowledged by all to be a remedy superior to any other known com. ' »MBBtiIS ea PM<S*» f e! i ef i ana Care: of ooußhs and can 'anmptlon. Pilce.Jl. Sole agents. DYOTT * CO. . sei-em _ ZSHortl Secondstreet. wYEB’*. PILLS.—Are i sick. feeble and com* •nlog? Are you out of fer with your system rang* d and your feel* ' uncomfortable? These tptoms are often the lade to serious Illness, le fit of . sickness is mine upon you, and ild he averted by a iely use of the right tedy. take Ayer's i, and cleanse out the ordered humors-purify .xove on uaobatrncted in iate the functions of the .... *y,purify the system firom tht obEtrucdonß which make disease. A cold settles somewhere in. the body and deranges its Aaturai fane* lions. These, if not relieved, react upon themselves and the surrounding ducU g general aggra vation, snfferb- g and derangement While In hiacon dlttoD, take Ayer’s PUls, and see how directly they re store the natural action of the system, and with it the buoyant fetf in* of health again. What is true aud so apparent In this trivia) and common complaint is also true in many of the deep-seated and dangerous dis tempers. The same purgative effect expels them. Caused by similar obstructions and derangements of the natural functions of the body, they are rapidly and many of them surely cured by the same means, No:.e who kBOw the virtue of these pjliwUl neglect to employ them when suffering from the disorders they cure, such as Headache Foul Stomach. Bysen* tery, Bilious Complaints, Indigestion. Derangement of the Liver, Ccsiiveness, Constipation, Heartbarn, Bceumatism, l ropsy, worms anu Suppression, when taken in large doses. They are Sugar Coated, so that the most sensitive can take them easily, and they are surely the best pur* gativc*medicine yet discovered AYEB’S AGUE CUBE, For the speedy and certain Wore of‘lntermittent Fe ver, or Chius and Fever, Bemitteat Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague. Periodical Headache or .Bilious Headache, and Bllisus Fevers; indeed lor the whole civs of diseases originating In biliary derangement, caused by the malaria of miasmatic countries. 1 his remedy has rarely failed to care the severest cases of Chills and Fever, and ft has this great advan tage over other Ague medicines, that it subdues the complaint without !, jury to the patient, it contains no quinine or other deleterious substance, nor does It prpeace quinism or any Injurious effect whatever, ebakire brothers of the army and the west, try it, and yon will endorse theseasaertlqns. Prepared by J. G. AT KB & C 3., Lowell, Mass., and sold by J. JL MARIS & CO., Philadelphia, and by all Lrcggiste. D024-B^n,w»am f\ PAL DENT ALLIN A—A super.or article fbr \j cleaning the Teeth, animalcala which inftßt them, giving tons to the gums, and leav ing a feeling of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in the mouth. It may be used daily, and will be found to strengthen weak and bleeding gums, while the ■xomaand detersiveness will recommend it to every one. tßeing composed with the assistance of the Dentist, Physicians and Microscopist, it is confidently offered as a RELIABLE substitute for the uncertain washes formerly in vogue. Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the constituent! of the DEKTALUNA. advocate Its use: it contains nothing to prevent its unrestrained employment Mode only by JAMES T. SHINN. Apothecary, _ , w „ Broad and Sprnce streets. For sale by Druggists generally, and Fred. Brown, D. L. Stackhouse, Hazard & 00., Robert C. Davis, C. R. Keeny, Geo CO. Bower, IsaacH. Key, Charles Shivers, C. H. Netdlea, S. M. McCi^Uln. T. J. Husband, S. O. Bunting, Ambrose Smith, Charles H. Kberla Edward Parrish. James N, Marks. William B. Webb, E, Co., James L. Blscham, Dyott Co., Hughes & Ccomfce, H.C. Blair’s Sons, Henry A. Bower, Wyeth <fc Bro. Entirely reliable-hodgsosts Bronchio; TABLEI S. fbr the cure of coughs, colds, hearse ness, bronchitis and catarrh of the head and breast Public speakers, singers and amateurs will be greatly benefited by using these Tablets. Prepared only by LANCASTER <fe WILLS, Pharmaceutists. N. E. Or ARCH and TENTH streets, Philadelphia.. For sale by Johnson, Holloway & Oowden, and Druggie te generally. se2stf THRUSH'S BRONCHIAL - AND PULMONKT Xj DEW DROPS, for Coughs, and all Diseases of tht Throat and Bronchial Tuoos. This invaluable ration for every household, Public Speakers, Singer. & c, possecses aWea‘cm celebrity, and has been known to relieve the most obstinate and almost nopeles? esses It la agreeable, strengthening and soothing. Prepared by K. a BRUSH, No. 25S South Ntatl street, Philadelphia. Je7-tf CORNS. BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS.-Dr. J. DAVIDSON, Chiropodist, Operator on Corns, Bunions. Inverted Nalls and other diseases of the fee». Office, 924 CHESTNUT street. Dr. Davidson will wait on patfenta at their residences. no3tfl ©SBBea. A LCOHL 95 per cent. NO CHARGE FOR PAOK- A AGES. C, L. Oil, new made. Invoice just re ceived and for sale in quantities suitable to the trada Ipecac, root and powder, in bulk and bottles ol km each. < hioroform of thebest quality in carboys and demi johns. JOHN G BAKER «feOO., £jPQi9 * 718 Market street. FOR- THE SEASON. JJ Glycerin Lotion, lor hands &oafhca Pectoral Lozenges Jorsoro throat,hoaraenens, Camphor Ice, for chapped Hands. Wild Cherry Compound tor cold, cough, &c. Olein, for chapped hands, &c. Troches Chlorate Potash, for ulcerated throat. HENRY C. BLAIR’S SONS, Eighth and Walnut sta TXT HITE GUM'ARABIC.—For sale by WILLIAM •tt ELLIS & 00., Druggists, No. 724 MARKET street. ROSE WATER.—Double Distilled Rose Water, con stantly on hand and for side by WILLIAM ELLIS. CO,, Druggists, No. 724 MARKET street. /TBEAM OF TARTAR.—-Pare Cream of Tartar and \J Soda, fbr sale by WILLIAM ELLIS & CO, Drug gists, N0.,724 MARKET street. J7KTKAOT OF BEEF tor beef tea or Essence o Xj Beef in sickness or tor soups tor table use. M< n Elgin, Illinois; by Gail Boraen, from the j aloes c; choice beef and is superior inidellcious flavor ans quality to any hitherto known. Packets with toll a rections, cue dollar each, HUBBEX«Ih Apothecary 1410 Chestnut street. T\BO«SISTB' SUHIfBIEH, Bns<lnsti3 EiOJSan MJ pill TSle3,Oemfcs, Brushes, Mirrors, Twajsen.Pci <20163, Horn Bcoaps, Snntloal Inatnunena, Trtawa Hard and son Eafclier Goods, Viol Cuss, 6lssi as l Metal Byrlass!, *O,, on Honda” priest. SNfTrFDEH & BKOTKEK, is South najiitu stress. T>OBKRT ti-SOEMAIIER & 00.. N. E COSHES Jet FOURTH AND EACH STREETS, Wholetab Druggists, MannftLctorera and Dealers Is Wtodov Glass, Vv’blte Lead, and Paints ot every description oflor to tlip trades or consumer*, a complete stools o good* In their 11c ft, at the lowest market rates. ROBERT SHOEMAKER a CO„ . Northeast comer Eotirth and Baeeatreeis BAY KCM.—Jest received, an Invoice of Genuii. Imported Bay Bom, for sale by the gallon, t; ROBERT BHOEWAKHB £ 00., Brnsgtet, eTp. or, ■ nsr Ponrth and Baoe streets- ; , Gband opening.—mbs. m. a. binder, ; NO. 1031 Chentant street, Philadelphia, Importer of Ladtee’ Dress and Cloak: • Trimmings Also, an elegant a took of Imported Paper Patterns, fin Ladles’ and Children’s Dress. Parisian Dress rand Cloak Making in all Its varieties. Ladles furnishing their rich ana costly materials may rely on being ar tlstlcally fitted, aha their work finished in the most prompt and efficient manner, at- the lowest possible prlceo, in twenty-lbnr hoors’ notice.. Catting and bast tog. , Patterns In sets, or by the single piece dor mer chants and dressmakers now ready;. .1. - selS-ly- OHIPJ. G. BICHABPSON, Kendall, master. Is now discharging under genera) order at Sooth Street wharf. Consignees will please attend to the reception of their goods. PETER WEIGHT & ’SONa 116 Walnntstreet, noMtf POR NEW YORK, _Jfia Delawareand Bafitae Canal. Xbe rutadeliuda and SnriToA fiqne*) v Stfamhent Company. «SPBk Beam, rropeuen leave DAILY tnm iMMiK 7IBSTWHAB? below HABKBTltreet making the run In S4HOIJB&^ ■ i TMa Une connailß with all Northern • and Xaetan «»l«lit received at low eetnitee. ' I ; .. ' 'WMiYXgiYDßAro.^A^ni^ bnhi<:a_: YOB BA VANNAH,.e£ ~ ■*■*>» The Philadelphia and Southern' Han ' EeKalflr lilnea ' "hart hereafter—viz.: January 19, Ac • lias one mate Booms and other ao coxozDodatlonß for ouseugen. t abln paseage.» 5; Deck 4o„ *l5. nJ .S? 5 *! 13 “> ul<l *o the following points—Macon §f" Columbia, Ga. tio; anga3ta.ua,, M 2; auanS 9 * A^ sn y, -140; Slonigomery, al*7, $46; En M ,°, bUe ' Ala., —; New Orleaaa, f6O. JFrelgnttaken at low rates. - a « B^J? cel ? fc * tiyenax through rates to Maooa Knoxville, Chatta D TS B^L?« a 2? v1110 ; .“wnphis. Tenn.: Canton. Hiss. jjWofrelght received or bills of lading algnedon sail- Agents at Savannah, Hunter & GammelL yorftelghtor passage, applyto WM. L. jamrs. General Agent. > t ' 314 Sooth Wharve . FOR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT. BHpßffi_TgJs PHILADELPHIA. AND OOUTH •EKNttAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S REGULAR The.flrat-class Steamship v / JUNIATA, ; 1,800 tons register,P-F.Hoxie, Master, ; win commence receiving freight for the above post al : econawharf below feprace street, on WEDNESDAY. andßaU on SATimDAT, Dec.29tb,at jjß^nmtag^wlUleayeNEW OKLEANSonBATOB This Steamer has sap. : rt State Booms andothei accommodations fbriiasrengerd. Gsbin passage (60; Decs da, (30. Freight taken at low rates. No freight received or bills of lading signed on sad- Log oay, - Agents air NewOrleana, Messrs. Crevy, Nickerson A to., who will give careful attention to shipment o 1 goods to Galveston, Mobile, Vicksburg* ana Interior points*' ■: r “ For freight or passage, apply to WM. L* JAMES, General Agyst, 814 South Wharves, FOB WILMINGTON. N. C rriwffii'l l THE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTH tHa MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S BEQDLAB LIN H, Jrom Second Wharf below SPRUCE street. The first-class steamship 1 PIONEER. UaptalnJ Ben nett lor WILMINGTON, will commence recelrlns JWght on THURSDAY December 13th, and sail on SATCEDAYDeceember 15th. at 10 o’clock a: M_ and every alternate Saturday therealter—Yls.;- December 29th, January 12th, <Sc. Passengers Will find superior ftrarammeflfttTrtn, and best attendance. ' : Cabin tassage, *2O; Deck do., »10. greight carried at low rates. No freight received or bills of lading signed on sail lug day* • '■ Assets a! Wilmington, WOETH & DANIEL, who will give especial attention to forwarding goods ad’ dretaed to their care to and from the Interior. For freight or passage, apply to WILL. JAMES, General Agent, BQI3 31j Wharves ■gSSr&Z'p*. iruit nuaivn. . STEAMSHIP ZJCNB DIRECT 3aXIjN9FROM MACSPOET£VASF HVBDAY& FROM PINE ST. WHARF, KErrr.ATVRT/PTTTA AND LONG WHABIT, BOSTON. The steamship SAXON Captain Matthews, wm sail from i blladelpbla on Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 10 A. M, The steamship ROMAN, Captain Baker, will sau from Bgs ton on Monday, Dec. loth, at 3 P. H, The line between Philadelphia and Boston Is cow composed of the ROMAN (new), Captain Baker, MSB tons burthen. SAXON, Captain Matthews, 1,250 tons burthen, NORMAN, Captain Crowell, 1,203 tons burthen* These substantial and well appointed steamships will call punctually as advertised and freight win be received every day, a steamer beini always'on the berth to receive cargo. , Shippers are requested tosendßQUof Lading with their goods. Forrrai?ht or passage having snperiar aecommoda Uons, apply to HENRY WLNSOK A uu,, ans SS2 South Delaware avenue THROUGH A 18-LINE rO THE SOUTH AND WEST PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND NOBFOLF • STEAMSHIP COMPANY, THROUGH RECEIPTS TO NEW SEEN* Also, to all points In NORTH and 80UTH CABO UNA. via Seaboard and RoanokeßaUroad, and tc LYNCHBURG, VA, TENNESSEE, and the WBsT. via NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD. The regularity, safety and shortness of this route, to gether with the moderate rates charged, commend It to the public as the most desirable medium for carry* Inc every description of freight. No charge for commission j drayago, or any expenss of transfer. Steamships insure at lowest rates, and leave rezu larly from the first wharf above Harhet street • Freight received dally, WH, P. CLYDE <fe 00., sfelQ 14 North and H South Wharypw, Havana steaher^ SaaSg, SEMI-MONTHLY LINE, Tbesteamahlpa HENDRICK HUDSON Otpt. How& STARS AND STRIPES T ffnlrne* These steamers will leave this port fbr Haven* every other SATURDAY, at 8 A. M. The steamship STARS AND STRIPES, Holmes, master, will sail for Havana on SATURDAY KORN 2NG,December 15ih, ats o'clock. Passage to Havana $5O, No freight received after Thursday, For freight or passage, apply to THOMAS WATTSON A DONS, au2o no North Delaware avenue. ag&yz- NEW KKPRhaa LINE TO ALES ANDRIA, Georgetown and Washington via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, with connection! at Alexandria, Va., form the most direct route iG' Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Na&hv’Ue, DaiJon mne the Southwest, Sletsjnera leave First Wharf above M&rfccs ctres every Wednesday and Saturday at IS 2C For freight apply to tho astute, W. P. CLYDE i» GO,, 14 Nerth Wharves, I, E, Davidson. Agent at Gecrgewwn; K, El bridge a Oo„ Agents at Alexandria, FOB NEWBERN. N. a; VIA. NOP. 4b££&&v FOLK VA.. ELIZABETH GITV, EDEN* TONAISD PLY MOUTH, N. C . VIA CANAL. TO SAIL ON SATURDAY, DEC. 15TH, UNLESS SOONER FULL. The steamer HANNAH SOPHIA, Tesf, master, is bow rapidly loading for the above pom at WILLOW street wharf, and having learyailof her cargo en gaged, will positively sail as above. I'or freight, apply to BISHOP, EON & CO., deS-dtf No. 105 Arch street. « », UNION EXPRE3SUNETOBALTI- Vla CHKSAPKAKK AND Philadelphia at d Baltimore Union Express Steam boat Company will leave thesecond wharf below Arch street every Wednesday and Saturday at 2 P. M. Freight taken at low rates. For freight or passage, apply to x JOHN D. BUOFF. de6-6l* No. 116 North Delaware avenue. -rfgiSk FOB NEW YORK.—Philadelphia steam TltßWij~ Propeller Company—Despatch and Swift sore Lines, via Delaware and Raritan Canal—Leavina daily at 12 M. and B P. E cuhnecting with all thi Northern and Eastern Lines*. For freight* which will v e taken on anoftmTT>mt>tf ny terms, apply to _ WhLM. BAIRD 400., mhl6a No. 122 Bonth Delaware avenao, g STEAMER FOB SALE.—The feat mBm sailing coppered and copper fastened Steamer HELEN GETTY (side wheel), 408 tons O. M. 180 lee: long, 2434 feet beam; depth or hold 8 feet f inches; draws 5 leet 4 inches water; built of live oak and red cedar. Apply to E. A. SOUDER <fc 00., • sel2-tf Dock Street Wharfl m >. NEW TOW-BOAT LINE. . JfggSffiS %S'nnr.AT&A&R and OHJB&APEAS: EzSZSTTOW-SOAT CO2CPARY. BARGES towed ta and from PBZLADELPHXo HAVRE-DB-QRAfIW. BALTIMORE, WASHING TON, and Intermediate points. WM. jP. CLYDE A 00,, Agents, No. 14 South Wharves. Philadelphia Captain JOHN LAUGKUN, Superintendent, FOR LAGUAYRA AND PUERTO OA BELLO.—The Br. bark WHITE WING, Pike, ■"Be master, will sail SATURDAY,ISth Inst., for the above ports. For freight or passage, apply to JOHN DALLETT <$ 00,1x8 walnut street. Ue7 FOR .ANTWERP.—Petroleum.—The first CSSI class fhip UNCLE JOE, Captain Sewall.will have immediate despatch for the above port, Forfi eight or passage, apply to WORKMAN <fc CO., 123 WALNUT street. nos jdL FOB ANTWERP.—The A 1 bark KSTBrum 4BTO Captain Prince, is now loading for the above “Spert. For freight or passage, apply to WORK* MAN & CQ„ 123 Walnut streetT^ rfjbfc WANTED TO PURCHASE.—A centre-board wEgi Vessel, suitable ior grain trad a Not over three HfWflTyears old. and cot over 2Q feet 4 inches beam. Apply to EDMUND A. SOUDER. A CO., No. 3 Dock street. . qq3 •pONSIGNEES’ NOTICE.—The Br. bark BALTA vj SABA, Wilson, master, from New Castle England, will commence die charging, under general order, at Smith’s Wharf, above Race street, on Saturday morn ing, the Bth inst., when Consignees will please attend to the reception of their goods. E. A. SOUDER A 00.. Dock wharf. de7-8t *VfOTICE.- The Br.bark S.D. RYERSON,Raymond, ll master, from New Castle, England, will com mence discharging, under general order, at first wharf below bbippen street, on Monday morning, the 10th tost, when Consignees will please attend to the recep tion of their goods. E. A. SOUDER & CD., Dock Btreetwharf. deio^t NOTICE.-* All persons are hereby cautioned aialnat tnatiog any of the crew of the Br. bark S. D. BYEB6ON, Raymond, master, from New Castle, England, as no debts of their contracting will be oald either by or consignees. E. A. SOUDER a CO., No, 8 Dock street wharf; ; . de?-3t (STEAMSHIP SAXON, FROM BOSTON.-Oou- Otignees of merchandise per above steamer, wUI please send for tbelr goods, now iandiov at Pine street wharf. (dfcB-3tf HENRY WINSOR A 00, ÜBBAI KTOTTCVK. 1M THE OBPHAHh* fIfITTRT g/m THgniTr '.m^ . pl^PHi^-EteS *• -WfiARTON.—-The Audi or appointed bv TmANP?R WrfA^'mL- Ie a 5 u -n a 3 ,8 t 1110 accoant of ??ASSJ? oXS&KF 0 * 1 -*** l -B EiS EY WHARTON, Execatoiß andl.Trustees under the lost will and testa? JDtPt of .THOMAS J. WHARTON dece&sedj&nri tn report distribution of the balance In the hauda of tha Sfrra'BDSf&&£& ." J ~ I Biifl'CUUK'l' hOR'I'HEOi’I’Y Ann - COUNTY OF PHIX, ABEUPHIA._StoteoI jERF? MIAH E. EU>BlDoK,dec>d,-The AudiMranoomted by the Court to audit, settle and adjust me firat aTm final account of LEVIELDBIDQK, EDMUND ET DKIDGK and CHARLES M. WaGN kR, Ex“cuto™Sr the last will and testament of JEREMIAH B. ED BRIDGE, deed,, end to. report dl-LribuUon of tae balance in the hands of the accountant, will meet the parties interested forthe purpose of r is appointment on FBI DAY, December 21sf 1866 at 4 o'clock p, if ’ at his office. No, 524 Walnut stteet, Boom No. 20. in the .city of Philadelphia. ■ ’ . dtr-f.m.wst{ H. PHILLIPS, Jn. -Auditor. IN TB.K OBPHANSC COUNT FOB THE CITY AND COUNTY OP PHIIi.aDEIiPtIIA. —Estate of ;JLSHUA BROWN, deceased. The Auditor appointed ■bj the Conrtto audit: settle and adjustthe account of WILLIAM SCOTT and CLAYTON MILLER, execu tors of the last will of JOSHUA BRuffS, deceased. ;ana to report distribution of tbe balance in the hands Pi the accountant, will meet the parties interested ibr i?.l pu /s? se of hla appointment, on IUBaDAY.the 18th of December. A. D. 1866, at 3 o’clock. P. 21.. at his Office, 134 South SIXTH street, in the City of Phha. aPI’JSv WH. M. BULL, : . Qfes vi r «f,ip ? ot* . . ; Auditor. I N «^ :I! U^ P^ ANS ’ COURT FOB IHE eiTli AN®,fODKTY OP PHILADELPHIA.—Estate nt W-ALTKK NEWHALL, deceased.—l he Auditor ■appointed by the Court to aodit, settle and adjust the account of (JLRMEIST B. BiBCLiT, Esq., Executor ;to ’.be Estate of WAITES S. KBffsAT.i. deceased, andtoreport distribution of the Balance In tie hands of tbe accountant, will meet the parties iuierestou for: the purpose of i. is appointment, on MO.SDAT. Da-. cember Ivih. 186 a, at eleven o clonk a. m.. athlsofflbe 12» South PIFTH street, In the City Of Philadelphia. v.JJ,’,,. ‘ ■ D. P. BROWN, Jit. .de3.ye.fm,at} :.■■■■ Auditor. ■pj 'EHJs ORPHANS’ CODRT FOB THE CEE Y A A NDajDJSTT OF PHILADELPHIA.—Estate of JOHN GEORGE HEILIG. dec*d,—The Auditor ap pointed by to audit, settle and ad!oat the a> ■ count of HARRY Gt. CLaY, Administrator of the 63- - tateof eald JOHN GEORGe HEILtG, dec’dl and to’ report distribution of tbe balance in the bands of the accountant will meet ; the parties interested fbr tbe PHbPO®?« f Ws appointment, on TUESDAY, December tath • I Stic, at four o Clock P. U., at his ollice. N0.’26 N. bEVEHTH street. In tbe city of Philadelphia ° THOS, H. SPEAXSf AN, Auditor.. des-w,f,m-st* JR THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOB THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHTA-Sfellte of tOBERT BIJBTOW. The Auditor appointed by the Court to andlt. settle and ad,lnst the account of E WABD BURTON, Administrator of ROBERT BUR TON. decT), end to report dlstribotion of the balance in the hands of the accountant, will meet the parties interested for the purpcse of hisappoiu»meat ouMON- D>Y,D(cember 17th,1866 at fonr o’clocfcP.M .athls office No. 152 fcouth FOURTH street, to the city of Philadelphia CLEMENT B» PENROSE, oeo-wjm-at* Auditor. r» THE ORPHANS* COUBT FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.—Estate of THOMAS TAYLOR, dec’d.—The Auditor appointed oy tbeConrt to &udlt,BAttleand adjast the accoant of ROBERT McKNIGHT and WILLIAM TAYLOR. Ezecntorsof Thomas TAYLOR, deceased,and to report distribution of the balance in the hands of the Accountant, whl meet the paities interested for the purposes of his appointment, on M* NDa Y, 17th Inst., Sil o^^’ 8 * 735 WALNUT street to city o£ Philadelphia. C, H. HUTcHINSONN des-w,fon-st* Auditor, Ty THE ORP-BANS' C >URI\ FOR THR CITY -JAND COUNTY OF PHEUADELPHIA.—Eataieof THOMAS Deceased—The Auaitoraupomted by the Court to audit, settle and adjust the First Ac couat of GEORGE F, LEE. as a le. Executor of. and Trustee under, the last will of Thomas Da via, deceased, and to retort distribution of the balance in thehasds of the Accountant, will meet the parties interested for the purposes of his appointment on THURSDAY. cemter I3th.iBss, at ll o'clock, A. hL, at the office of Hod. a.'v. persons, no. 250 south fifth street, In the City of Philadelphia. no3Q f m,ws&| JNTHE "■ -. OBEHANS 1 COUBT FOB THE CITY AJSB'COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.—Estate of PAHIEL. YONKFK, deceased. The Auditor ap pointed by the Co tut to audit, settle and adjust the ac connt of LEWIS YONKEBAdmlnlstrator of the EB'.ate of said DANIEL YONKEH, deceased, and t» report distribution of the balance In the hands of the accountant, will meet the parties interested for the' purposes of his appointment, on TUESDAY, Decem ber nth. 1666 at 4 o’clock P. M.. at hia office. No. 4U CHESTNUT street, in the city of Philadelphia. JAMES LYND, Auditor. ncso-f,m,w,st} rs THB ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITT AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA Estate of GEORGE ■ TAYLOR, deceased. The Auditor ap point <d by the Court to audit, settle and adjust the second acconnt of GEORGE K. T AYDOB, Amintstra tor of the Estate of GEORGE TAYLOR, deceased, ana to report distribution of the balance in the hands of the accountant, will meet the parties interested fbr the purpose of his appointment, on THURSDAY. December, 13. 1866, at Zii o'clock, P. M„ at his office. No. 524 WALNUT street. Boom No. 20, in the CRyoJ Philadelphia. HENRY PHILLIPS, Jr.. no3o-fm,w,st» Auditor. lIT THIS (JP.PHAHS 1 COUttT FOft THK CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.—Estate of SAKATT MEIiARY, deceased. The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle aid adjust the account of JOHN G FO'TEE, Execu tor of .he estate of SARAH SIE 0 ARY, dec’n. and to report distribution of the balance in ha baud 3 of the accountant, will meet the parties interested for the pnrpteeof his appointment, onMaNDAY. Decem bertMth. 1!66, at3o’c!ock P. M.,at his office No 113. Sonth FIFTH street, in the City of Paiiad-lphi v de3m,w fst» WM. L. PENNia, Auditor.' F* IHE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE uITT AND COUNTY OF P' ILADeLeHIA.-Estate ot WiXlrlAilS. b ALLOWFiLL, oeceased. Noiicais hereby given that the widrwofsaid decedeiUh*s pre sented and filed in the said Court, an aud her petition, claiming to regain the pe-*onai property belcDgiDg to saia e3iate therein mentioned, to the value of s>uo under the Fifth Section of the Act cf Aprii l-i, 1831. and fiUDpiemsnts there.o. and the Ccurt tk HI approve the same onSAIUROAV. Dec. 15.' 18t6,at IDA, 21., unless exception* he tied thereto. CHARLES M. WAO2TEB, Attorney for Widow. <Je3-m,tb 41* IN TEE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY AND OF PHILADELPHIA. - Estaufol JOHN o. DEIiILING, deceased. Notice is hereby giTed tpattbe w.dowof said decedent has presented and med m ihe s.rid Court, an »ppralsem»nl end her petition, claiming to retain, the personal property ba- g to * aid estate therein mentioned, to ine valae ofsoiO, ouder the Fifth Section of the Act of April u lBsl,anUsDpplements thereto, and the Court will qd* prove the same on SATURDAY, December 15. 1556. at 10 A. M.,unless escepiioi s be fii-d theieto. CHARLES M. WAGNER, Attorney for Widow. dec3*zs<&tb,4t* TESTATE OF GEORGE B. REELSdeceased-—Let JLi t«s of Administration npon theestate ofGEORGE B. REESE, late of the city of Philadelphia, merchant, deceased, having been this day granted by terof wills, to the ondersigned. all persons indebted to said estate are reqnested to mate immediate pay ment, and those having claims art- notified to present . flelay. to JACOB R. REESE, 825 SOLOMON SHEPHERD, 122 South SECOND Btreet, Administrators, 13?SonihJrE^Hstreel GEOfiGE CO.N'ABKOE, Philadelphia, Dec, lft. isw. [de3-m,6f PU state JOF JOUJJ U DJSIaiXING, deceased.— JPnLettersTealarnentary on the Estate of JOHN C. DEIMLIN G, dec’d, having been granted to the under feed by the Register of Wills or the City and County of JbOadelphia, all persons indebted to said estate will plea'e make payment, and those having claims will WALNUT street; or their Attorney, OH AS. H. WAGNE3, S4IN. SIXTH street nol2-m,6t*^ ETTER9 OP aDMINISTR a a>rrk * gi anted ■ ** * w - , ETTERB OP -ADMINISTRATION taavtog been Xi gianted: to the subscriber upon the estate of GEOKG3C TWIST, deceased, all persons indebted to the same will make payment, and tho e having claims £ resent them to JOHN EOWKEB, Main Btreet. lanaynnk, Philadelphia, noia-m 6t* \ CASTOR F Hi HEALTH AND STKENGTH USE CAPE r.j=ffiELa J * °°'’ B PATENT SLABS OASTOB These wheels are designed for Pianos, Bedsteads, 4c. Weclaim thatthey give to Pianos a greatly Increased force of sound, without detracting from the harmony of the instrument, rendering every note more distinct to the ear. This ia so apparent that they mre now being appUed by many to these valuable mu alcal instxuments. Dr. valentine Mott, previous to hla SS^^P 10 ? 0011^ tlie Giaaa Castor wheels an in valuable invention for bedfast invalids, who aid guarded against the damp floors after undergoing the x process of cleaning, or where dampness Is produced x ircm any other cansA. Aside from this Housekeepers - are relieved from the dread of having their carpets cut or torn, as frequently happens from those now in use,- onen caused by a rust, which adheres with glue-like tenacity. No such annoyance can possibly proceed from the Gloss Castor Wheels, as we all know glass is non corrosivA There are no rough or unfin* ishEd edges to the Glass WheelI*, 1 *, 3uch as we often find in those of iron, and the latter, though smoothly fin ished, will 6oon rust, from the dampness of the atmos- Ehere, if nothing else, producing roughness on the sox* ice, or edge, while the former will always maintain thesmoetl'cetsof glass, just as they are finished. By sleeping upon glass wheels you retain aD the eleo* tricity yen had In your body on retiring, and you get up in the morning feeling as fresh and active as a young mas. Glass being a non-conductor, the eleo tricity gained while In bed cannot pass off Aab* your doctor what he thinks ef the Glass Castor WbeekL Ask him if all diseases, with the exception of diseases, are not caused from the want of electricity We have a man in our place whom the doctors nroJ nounced past curing, with the Inflammatory r&enl maCam.Jrhe wheels cored him in lees than fo£r weeks. He is to-day a stout healthy man. These 525 facts wmcb can be proven on application at our No. MBaa streeCPhUadelphia, ori it oh? pSS Westville, New Jersey, where we have some StS KS oyed 4110 manafactare of theai^c££ *lOO wUI be paid.to any one who will say.thevhava I L o i£f x £S A or relief alter ufig cSuetSS & Co/sPatent Glass Castors. A samnlersef fS rS^fS any part or the ulXdState?: ceipiSLli »■>. i v J.B. oapewell* coi ————Wiuiiii.ii K °- 2fKlt *ceßtreek Av* 800 *«**» PSOAW&B&J& best manner amJnn tie , warranted topveh?4L^ Particular,attention given to repairing. J ' v ‘W-i? 4
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