From our Fourth Edition of Yesterdayy
LMEBT CABLE DESBATOHEB.
The Suspected Fenian Privateer,
The French Troops and the Pope!
Latest Commercial News.
THE MEXICAN DIFFICULTIES;
SHERIDAN'S REPORT EXPECTED
Latest by Atlantic Cable.
ITo the U. 8. Associated Press.!
Queenstown, Dec. 12., 10 o’clock A. M;
—The steamship Hibernian, from'Quebeci
and the City of Washington, from New
York, arrived here this morning. !
London, Dec. 12,1 o’clock.—The steamer
Bolivar; which was seized in the river
Medway yesterday, on suspicion of'being
a Fenian Privateer, has been placed under
a strong guard. Everything about her in
r dicates that she was about to start on a
cruise to prey upon British commerce.
Bomb, December 12, Zp. o’clock.—The
French Minister, Count Montebello has in{
formed the Pope that if he withdraws from
the-Holy City,- the'French troops hereafter
will give him no support,
London. Dec. 12, 1 o’clook.—Consols art i
quoted 884 for money. United States 5-20 s.
71. Illinois Central Bailroad shares 771
Erie 474.
Livebfood, Dec. 12, I P. M.-The oottor
. market is steady and active,- sales to-day Of
16,000 bales at 14i for Middling Uplands.
~. [To ihe Ngw 5 ork. Associated Press.] i
London, Dec, 12.—fh the Bappahannock
case the claimants against the.Unlted States
- have been ordered to 1 file an amended
answer. ...
The Fenian troubles in Ireland are in-!
creasing. Another regiment: of artillery
hae been ordered and will soon proceed to
Ireland. :
From Washliigton, !
FBy the United States Associated Press.]
Washington, Dec. 12.— Official advices
received-at General Grant’s Headquarters,'
from General Sheridan, add nothing of im
portance in reference to afiairs on the Bib
Grande to the newspaper , reports already!
published. A detailed report in reference,
to recent occurrences in that quarter, is ex
pected from General Sheridan, by mail, inj
a few days, and it is not deemed advisable!
to anticipate it by the publication of his;
telegraphic despatches. j
Interesting from Sew Orleans. j
TBy the TJ. S, and European Associated Pres.]
New Obleans, Dec. 12.—The City Coun
cils last night adopted resolutions setting!
aside a room in the City Hall and all its!
..conveniences for the accommodation of the!
Congressional Committee to investigate the>
New Orleans riots, ‘ j
Important from Mexico.
New Obleans, ..Deo; 12.—The New Or
leans papers contain to-day additional Mexi
can news, furnished by Col. John G. Fisher.
Gen. Castelnan arrived at Vera Croz, just
as Gen. Donaly, with his troops, (in the lat
ter part oi October), was about embarking.
The troops immediately returned to the
city of Mexico, and left for Oaxaca on the
26th of November, recapturing that place
from Diaz,who had taken from the Austrian
troops about 3,500 men in brigades, on the
march to Oaxaca.
Maximilian has about 2,000 Belgians,
15,000 Austrians, 30,000 Mexicanlrnperial
ists, and 25,000 French troops, armed, cloth
ed, fed and paid (including officers;, fifteen
days in advance.
, On the 3d of December, Maximilian is
sued a proclamation declaring his intention
to remain in Mexico.
A great inducement for Maximilian to re
main -was the arrival of Miraffion and Mar
quez from Europe. They pledged them
selves to a war with Meiia against the Lib
erals, ‘
Marquez’s headquarters were at Puebla,
and Miramon’s at, Gnanapnata. Mejia was
at San Luis Potosi, where he now is.
General Yidaurri has been appointed
Special Commissary of the Department of
Monterey.,
- The States in Mexico are no longer known
as such, the imperial rule having converted i
them into Departments, several States to i
compose a Department.
The statement that General Sherman has
denied admission inVera Cruz is untrue. 1
It was supposed that he wished to hold a j
conference with-Castelnau, and orders were |
given tq the Prefect to put an extra train at
his disposal, and afterwards a guard coach
frpmthe railroad terminus, with a hundred
French r soldiers, and thus conduct him to
the city of Mexico.
The Susquehanna anchored 'about six
jnileS;from Yera Cruz, but did not go into
the harbor. ■ - !
Instead, of the, troops going awav, there
Was’good reason, fi>r believing that more
are on the way. The prospects of Maximil
ian were improving. / ,
Interesting from St.Xonls.
’’ " £By the U' S. Associated Pre33.] . ,
- St, Louis,' Dec. 12.—A number of the
merchants of this city contemplate calling a
convention of mannfactnrera and business
men of the Mississippi vaUey.for the pur
■ '9® establishing a Bureau; through
Which all necessary information may .be ac
qnixedm regard to the crops, manufacturing
operations, shipments and stocks, grain and
hour at different ppints and periods.
Nathaniel Paschall, Sr., editor of the Mis
souri Republican, died at four o’clock this
morning, aged six-tour years.
He commenced the printing business as
an- apprentice at the Republican office. 52
years ago, apd was the oldest editor west of
the Mississippi river, if not the Allegheny
Mountains, and was regarded as one of the
most influential citizens of St. Louis, and
■universally esteemed. /
Tbe'Trial of Fenians.
[To the U. S. Associated Press,]
. Sweetsbubg, C. W„ Deo. 12.—The
Court met at 9.30 A. M. Mr Devlin pro
ceeded to argue the second plea to the juris
diction, the Court contending that the £m-
PMlal statute 11 and Delimiting banishment
lor such offences as are charged against the
prisoners to transportation or imprisonment
. , ce this 'Province; and that his
nt TT l s “ ou ld have.been indicted under this
act. He has now commenced to argue his
plea in bar, that the prisoners cannot be
tried under an ex post facto law, which he
contends is the character of the act under-,
which the indictment is laid.
The Storm at Buffalo.
[To the XT, s. r Associated Press,]
Buffalo, Dec. 12.—The storm cleared
jas t night*. The railroads wererdnniHc all
sight The sleighing is excellent. 7 The
Brie canal closed to-day. -
lutGlllgencc.,
[To the U. B. Associated Pres*]
Haw York, Dec. 12,1.30 P. M.-Etockii pie flrm.wlth-
opt activity., Boney ob call. 6 percent. Sterling Er
&huge quitt.M9H;■ BopK Island, 105; fMnd9oi£iK%;
Btonfiigtoniioi; Beading,lo9%; N. Y. & N. Movent
Michigan Central. 112; .Michigan Southern, 8o%; Ililo
ois Central scrip. 118%; Pi.tsburgb,92;Chlcago & N w
hi 0°- ,P ref - H%; Cleveland Toledon lM; In’
dianapolla <S Ciu . 87%; Tcledi.-Wabash&Westeri?M%-
Pittsburgh Fori'Wayne & Chicago. 108; Chicago ana
Alton, 110; Western Union Telegraph, 19%; Quicksil
ver, S 6; Union Navigation Corupanv, 103%; Mariposa
Pxeftrred, 87%; Adams Express, 17; A™e-lean Hr.
:Prets,'BorAtlan*lci Mail, 107; Pacific Mall, 171; B. Y.
Central 111: Gold opened at 138 and closed at 137%'
Etie, 72%; do. Preferred: 8£; Marietta Is: t-Teferred 37-
U S. 6s ’Bl, coupon, 112%; do. registered, 108%; U. 8
Five-twenties, .coupon, 1855, .new Issue, 108%:
Urdtedstatea.dUto, 1865, 106; Treasury 105%:
..TenD, 6’5,50: Virginia 6’s. 46 (ex. coupon): Missouri
6 s, 90%: Ohio and Miss, certificates. 37%; Cumberland
67; WahaBb,2d,76; Great Western, 2d,70.
(To the New York Associated Tress ]
New Yobk, Dec 12,2 P. M.-Stockg- Irregular. Go.
vernmtnts onll sod rather Inwer: bat a brisk invest
went demandlsßpringlngtrofrotn the country Invest
prs. BaUroad shores are active; Pittsburgh and Clev<£
land bf iDg the strongest; Northwestern and hriearo
themost active, and New 1 ork Central the waa.MC
After the beard the market-was hes vy. but ratdedlk
the close of the loan market quiet ana easy at 6@7<a
cent, on call and 7@B for dlscoant. y ■ •
T COURTS. -
aisi Prius- Jostlce Thompson.—Morris TaikAr A,
Cgje. William W, f elbert. Vetorf SoJteS.jSry
vs ' Unity c. Bering and Ellwood Bon
-An action.to recover dafaaEPs for an &ilp?pd
dfihtefa?ed tSnbT&V> he plata — le / lDg tbat dereil
- pferfeciaconveyance ofcertaln property
■ W P* d&
i at PMlailclphlastoeg Board.
nnn^hnSt 11 *? 8 70 85 2M ah do bS 51K
300 ah'Hyde Farm" •••• & 3[iosh dn el*?
ass tr_ „.“f
ssSI :?« • .... “sf
. SECOND
new C&P 9%
JS °£ Ee s d B sio 65
Mo oh do alOwn.M ~
MOah v .do.;. , ~ 830 65 ~
. Coal Statement.
n2£™ < S°y ln {[ ®*L ,WS the shipments of coal over the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Ballroad for the
ISS^».f n ‘ Ulx * ; c> Dec " 8 > compared with sametime last
Season;
Week. Year.
Tonß.Cwt. Tona.Cwt.
.... 6,883 08 418.141 07
..............24,219 05 1,023,951 15
5h1pped110rth..._....„„„..,.„,
Shipped South
p^^bTdEilSeiSHtl o^ 08 . l " w
Week, Tear. ‘
Tona-Cwt Tone Cwt
...2.919 17 2(0,403 15
.•22,382 03 682.632 03
Shipped North
Shipped South.
T0ta1....™
Increase.. ..
SroJieifninetin.
pkTs S Sf^ s liSoi^S,^? , g n dry ß |^t
Brewer <ft Co; 24 cs boots andsboes Cflaflln «fe Partridge*
30bales 10 cases dry goods BW Chase*sons*siSdSl
paper A M fish Crowell «fc Collins; 480 cs
boots andi shoes p Ford & C0;.6 cases 5 bales dry jtooS
? rotblDgham & Wells: 116 cases scales Fairbanks &
Ewing; 18 oi boots ancTshoes Graff <fe Watkins: 48cks
OBQr&ntdCo: 25 bbls cranberries Glthpor
!&5?a X iT , S5* ! ** T? I Bea T Green ; 80 cases boots and
T?lSfrbft B< S <^?^ Re6<l<& V o,^ boxe3 rivets Heaton &
Bench la, 36 cs dry goods Hemsley, Baxter <ft Co* iso
h oorde i ; J sbbls oil G BHolbrook; 25
berries Howes & Bros; 90 cs boots and shoes F «fc J M‘
Jones; 60 do tndse Johnson. Holloway <fc Cowden* ill'
20b ? i * ai ‘ ( i 6 bxa chair stock Kilbara
1C bbls cranberries HKellogg <feBon‘ 54 bbls
?HS e S dr ck: 50 <ss*? goods'Lewi£LWhartoa<feCo* ;
i& wh JLEJIPS* *L HLoD fi 8t « t h; 880 bdls iron Mo?-‘
*s’ X b l®ler<fcCo; 63pcs machinery J 1£ Mitchell <ft
to, 34pkgs glass Huzzey & rolls paper
McCauley. Howlett <fc Co; 10 bbls oil B VMasiey* 101
bb SJ?£ SPf r,, ,S® Job ° l5 do PricbartS 8r0;27
J,® cases drygoods. H P<fc W P
6do figs Stilson<fc Boyer: 4
SC.-Steamer Whirlwind. Fargo—
-ICS bal es, domestics 60 do yarn 74- do cotton ClashornL
Herring & Co; lbox do JM-StarS: ioSmm?2s&
<fc Wheatly; I^box Miss TwpHu* r t r j ce
& Collins; 8 bales rope C A Gronine* *>
S SjpWtaW 2 pkgs saws. H Dlston;
tellers « Co; 5 bbls peanulscit Bake*; lboxG Vance
& Co; bbl grist j Poller: 1 trunk Miss Harden- 1 Dkg'
McLean <fc Kendall; 11 % bbls Engle <ft Wolf. ** •
im
lw»lMitBoJLUn*orocean steamen
CHJPfI ' IB6K VOX . am
raty of ManchesterJaverp'L..New York .NovM
m?io Pean ’ i " w '"“V‘. I<ln<lon "' New York-.. „.Nov.' 2)
Hecla. —Llverpool..New York.. “ Nov 27
g?™?* SoothamptOn._Kew Torfc....„“.Nov: 27
Ylrsmla. -Liverpoo..:New Y0rk.....:._-.Nov. 28
Moravian. —LlverDo°l...Portlana. — Nov.2s
Cuba. ... „i..JUverpool..Jlew Y0rk......... Dec. r
... r .......L1verp001..New York. Dec l
pity of New Yo*k..Xlverp’l...New York ...... dJc.' 5
Louisiana; ..._Liverpool..New York.... _ Deo i
Deutchland..._Souihampton...New York .....".'Dec.’ 5
~ „ ... . . TTHISEABT.
..Morra Castle New York... Ha van a Dec. 13
-Stars and 6trlpes;..Phllad’a...Hnvanar "-'Dec is
Pioneer. —PhUadelphta...'WUmlneton!Nc" ne~' is
. City of Parla—New rt>rk...Llve™SS““:._ _'d|J; }|
AmeHca -.•.New York..3remen.„....“ dS «
Europe. New York...Havre Deals
Denmark New Yorkauverpool nee! is
I«wa ....New York...Glaag?s”_; l5
Kangaroo -New York...LlverpooL ." !d«£ is
Wm Penn„ ...New York...lk)nrton . .;......::..':.li« if
Akin Boston... Uverpooi.. Jlec" 1
Klalng Star New York...AsplnwaU.. Dec'll
City ot New York...N York...LiverpooL J Dec! 21
Tonawanda-...Phlla<lelphia.i.Savannah .“...".'dST. 2!
Virginia New York...Livorpool 22
Bavaria New York... Hamburg...... DoS 22
Guiding star...... New Y r ork...Bio Jantsro„“;"'"-DS' &
Arnfio New York...Havre ...Doc. ‘o
9nba.» —-..New York... Liverpool! . .Doc. 26
Juniata —.Philadelphia-New Orleans Uee. 29
Louisiana. .New York... Liverpool... Dec 2**
St. Lauret .New York-Havre.. Dec' 29
Deutcbland.——.New York... Bremen Dec'll
Atalanta. ..New York-London 3.
Corsica;. :New York—NassaudfcuHav’a.—Dec, 3i
JAMEB DOUG^MiTTpy^
SId c -a G sopdeb.. I MogTHLY
MAS&SME BgJgciLETfiS:
POST OF ?HXIiAPBfTifIuA-DECt»ifBBB is.
iUKRIBES, 716 | feUK Sxia. 4 331 HISH Water. 618
ABRIVED! YXSTEBDA Y. •
Steamer Roman, Baker, 48 Roars from Boston, with
mdse and passengers to Henry Winsor <fc Co.
Bteamer Buffalo,-Jdnes, 24 hours from New York
with mdse to W P Clyde & Co. '
StMuner SC Walker, Sherin,'24 hours from New
York, with mdse to W M Baird * Co. w
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, 24 hours from New York
with-mdse to W H Baird & Co. ’
wfttmdsVm^onTte < da73fr ° m Tflanton '
Dehwlffi'gfalu'SjS’l^Sr' 1
_S?£. Cora ' Towngmd, 1 hay from Brandywine, Del
with corn meal to Perot. Deaf & Co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamer Beverly. Pierce. New York. W P Clyde 4 Co
gteuner JS Shriver. Dennis, Baltimore. A Groves. Jr.
B Horn* ieffiel<l Br^l Marra y' Cork lor orders, C C Van
Btlgyl Cofau (Br), Cofflll, Clenfnegos, Madeira * Ca
seload” 11 L Crocker. Presbrey, Taunton, Mershon &
S<mr Addie Ryerson, Houghton, Portland. Warren
Gregg&Morrte. •- '
Schr L A Burlingame, Fuller. Salem. Suffolk Coal Co
Bchr E C Knight, Taylor, Boston, Van Dusen, Loch
123 an & Co. i
Bdar R slmmons, Gandy, Moorehead City. Andenried.
Norton&Co. .....
Schr Revenue, Gandy, Dennisvllle, captain;
Correspondence of the Phils. Evening Bulletin.
BEADING. Dec 11.
The lbllowlnc boats from the Union Canal passes
into the BchuvlklU Canal, to-day, bound to PbUadel
phla,laden and consigned ao follows • ;
Wm H Seward, with lumber to Patterson & Lippln
cott; Independent, do to H Croskey & Co; Eicelslor,
do to > orcroes & Sbeetz; Eclectlc.do to Harlan & Hol
lingsworth, Wilmington, pi
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Tonawanda Jennings, hence at Savannah
yesterday.
Steamer Moneka, Libbey, cleared at New York vea.
terday for Charleston. .
Steamer Morro Castle, A dams, cleared at New York
yesterday for Havana.
Yoik GrKn from Havana .«i» ?nst. at New
steamers Missouri. Hudson, for New York, and
S mW 6 ” 66 ''" BoBt °n' sailed from Ne'w or-
DGllSln®. 0 BWdle ’ McCue ' heEca at Georgetown,
NeWTorl£ ' at Sa “
, Ship Archer, Creeay. sailed from Boston loth Inst
n S££ D P l^ O ; havio e repaired. ' ; ID3t '
KtkTsijal Cpin. Durkee, from Nevassa for thin
Port, mspoken 22d nit. off Cape Maize. ™ thlß
y«t/fd§or.tb W to“ , ort; aWrenoe ' Cleare<l Bt Wew York
tohfo?Wo O3 JaneTo. Coale ' olearedat Baltimore 11th
in B of^ody n i8 d and? U> ' WaS spoken 9th
llfhfrst' llBn Eol£ate > Golding, hence at Providence
tMtaEt Ba,ah ' NlBkeraon ’ 1 ‘ enc 9 at Bedford nth
tufhed'toNewbomith tot* BoSton for thls P or tire-
SteSiST BMtoa «*■
ge wreck Of. the ttearcer Patrick - Henry
aCC ° n “ ,S :, The eXtent of dSugiitt^
FBKNGH PBUNES.-E0 cases In®
I canisters andfancyboxes, imported ana
B, BDBSIBB A wtfWW’S&gg!
mH.DAff.-E EVENING BUI,I.ETIK.-PHII.APEJ.I.HIa. TIH/Rst)^! m’r.RUnuu
BOABD.
87aliLehlihV B 68
KoahSchNv pfsSOwn 83V
ICO Northwest pfd bao 74y
Ido sh do b3O 55y
.31.802 00 923,036 00
.609.057 02
NATIONAL
EXGpANGE BANK
CAPITAL $300,000. FULL PAID,
Has Bemoved To Its
New Banking 1 House,
Nos. 633 and 635 Chestant Street.
A. BOYD, Preeldont
JNO. W. GILBOUGH, Cashier. n o7tl
BANKERS AND BROKERS, °0
No. 17 NEW STREET, NEW YORK.
Particular attention given to the Purchase and Bale
or all
GOVERJfJfENT SECURITIES)
RAILIIOAB STOCKS,
„ • • , BOWDS ASD 001.0.
Business exclusively on Commission.
. All ordeis will receive our personalgtteotion at the
STOCK EXCHANGE and GOLD BOAKDS, dll-ly{
F^~
J^«'ft L S.^L A „ DI ?S2 r, S ,T- * 3 ' 500 mortgage
rfj^we» secured on City Property. Interest paid
P«>“P'l7' Apply to ‘ FOtwfeLl. & SON,
de!2-2tj 129 Korth NIJiTTT street
T h^ u £, d .? esiq , n:kd have thxs-Tsayas.
W™ under the firm of PBABSON
'£ e RUfPoss of tranaaetlog the Wood
and Willow-wate Bmlnesa, at 223 MARKET street.
IB4AO 0. PBABSON,
CHARLES WATSON.
dell-3t»
T) I^SH T ?? N u 0P » COPARTNERSHtP.-Tne CO
existing under tbe firm of
® ° n-J? Co., is this day dissolved, by
oV&tli of Georte B, Beese, Tbo business will be
settled by the surviving partners. .
Hk WESIERBEESE,
: W. HRNBY BRESB,
r» JACOB B. BEESE*
Philadelphia, Dec. 1,1886.
/~10-PABTNERSHIP . NOTICE.—The undersigned
themselves under the Firm name
: ®s'®Bic’B'SoN3, and will continue
Comxalsaioa business, at No. Sffi
M. MESIEB BEESB,
W HENBY BEE3E,
_ * •' JACOB B. BEESB. >
Phila., Dec. Ist, 1866. • ~» , .... - ; . . dei«l2t|
Dm Amo ™s?fe oLitBlCAL AND MATHE
and win* haB returned from Europe
MpStu.K If hl ?, residence, S3B South FIF-
wI U re eume his private lessons
81st, 1866, and his lectures on history and'
physical geography on Jannary. ?tb. 1867. del0l8t» ;
3fes? BIDING SCHOOL
Se^£ii^S?OT„ a ,?. ee D t,above VINE, la now openfti
Sill Lhdtes and Gentlemen,
Sat a°f«mJ.?Si, I fr2I 18 }22 ar oomfort and safety, as
mish£al 1 f o mn^i k 5?^ I ®Sf‘f? °f this oeantlfal accom-
Somm be by the most timid. : Saddle
trained to; the best manner. Saddle horses r
ra - to - lUrB - lSne
-? essti ' '- THOMAS CBAIGB A SON.
BROKER. !
GEO. HENDERSON, JB.
NO. 223 BOCK BTBEET.
Kavlurrecmned business, I Am DieoAred to
sales ofßtocks,Bond*
lnwreit, wttlumt anj
Orders executed In New York, Boston u« Baltf
“ore. se27-sm, j
* : I
® SPECIALTY
SMITE, RANDOLPH fe CO j
BANKERS AND BROKERS, j
MBcHitbnurdawisir,
FUladelpbla, I
STOOKB AND snr rt j
SOUSHT AIfD BOLD w i
urnsaast iuwmio os' dxposiyb, a |
BANKING HOUBE
OF “ :i5
JAY COOKE & CO.,
112 and lid.: S. Third St., T>hilada
Dealers in all Govermnent Securities
OLD 5Ws WANTED
IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW,
■' 7 ; )
A LIBSSAIiDIFFESSHOB ALLOWC;
CompiaoßA Interest Notes Wanted.
INTEREST ALLOWED Off BSPOBIT.
mtaicm' lODa mjule • Stodp Bought and Bold on Com
jJ3g|cial business accommodations reserved tat,
B-SO’Sj
7 3-l O’s,
iis®i’s 9
10-40’s*
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
BOUGHT AND 80L0.
DE HAVEN & BKO,
40 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
ABTSEBSmPS:
PsiLAPi-., N0v.15,1866,
ATAWat.
EBFPaERT.
DR J. S. ROSE’S ALTERATIVE.
If vnn hS? GBHA T BLOOD PUBIFIEB.
aresick illllra tI ?PM i 5 or,lcred or vitiatedMooa,yon
Setore yon w B ie‘S t P h”' tle3 ’ an<3 >» the remedy that will
glands ?crofiii®?nS.Lsl e car e of , all . diseases of the
ilona o’fufe3h&. tn prlStlf TohagaMs 1 ' and
DYOTT&OO.,
232 North Second Street,
_ 88. DYOTTB ITCH OtNTMRNT
othirremX?*?'??. 01 Itch.and la superior to any
ike ctwo of that disagreeable and
tormenting complaint. Price, 25 cts plr maU «
two xt BYOTT&O0..
232 North Second Street.
For the rare
d“reSMO B f fl t°e D lnD^ 1W^8 ° f blo3ai bronct itD> Small
This syrup bavin, stood the test of manv tciami « r
,0 * lrrl.a.ion or“fl a mmMon of
»»i n ! or bronchia, is acknowledged by all
to he a remedy superior to any bnLn «>,«
yo» nd used for tb»*relief and care of i?sh
B X P «m D ‘ P,lce '* l * agents, LySvt
Be 4 232NorU Second street
/~\PAX DENTALLINA.—A superior article fh»
wblgfflhem 6 .
E Btken weak and bleeding gnma f while the
S&Mlcrbsgylst, St“&oSdraHy
washes fo>meBylnvogue. B ’ 6llnl ' 9; '* bI
onS I DKNTA I 1 r t Tre! l ? cqa j llnted with the constituent!
advocate its use; It contain!
Madeonlyby** B™* 8 ™* ita unrestralDed employment
lowTerti, !
James t. BHjNTJ, Apothecary. •7
For sale by Druggist* genS^d PraCBatr66tl
S' J" Stackhouse,
a^nSrLS.S 0 " Robert C. DavtsT
- r Geo;p_Bower. .
(nR C NiS' Charles Shivers, 1
T-Fb5S>S?5 , .‘J j. i |.M.McCollln,
A. J.HttSlmnd,- ‘ - S.o. Bunting.
wi?ii22? e J? nl . u l.’ Charles H. Kherie,
S'iword Parrish. James N, Marks,
• K. BrlngfeSw* fco„
vfSSSt. l i?S l>b ¥ u ’ Dyott &co.,
s°Uhes <t Ooombe, H. C. Blair’s Sons,
Henry A. Bower, - - Wyeth&Bro, r
RKT-TABLE-HODOSON’B ttre n „M. :
® r cure of coughs, colds, hoarse
AND PULMONK
JO DKWDBOPS. for Coughs. and all Diseases of thi
2«^ff2J ßro^c^ ial J ,, ?^ e9, • Thla mvaloAbie rnepa
every household. Public Speakers. Sinzen
celebrity, anohasbeen know?
li^ 10 “<»* obstinate and almost nopeles*
KP^n^nSrS Sl^ 11 * SOOthing.
No - 858 80 ° tb £& a
riOBNS. BUNIONS,
Vy DAVIDSON, Chiropodist. Operator on Oons~
®cnions. Inverted Nalls and otner dimm. a# tho
£®®j» Office, 924 Oli-kSTNUT street Dr. Davidson will
no3tf}
PLEASANT VALLEY WINE CO
Fparkling and Still Win6B.
Q* W. MIDDLETON, Sold Agont,
noS ,*®* ®»»het Street, PDUadelpbla.
J. IA. ZE& T
w/ Bnoceau U G«o. W Onj, v r 'w
[/ It R E AV E It, J]
il zt, 26, 28 rad 80 South Sixth St, Philad’a. II
HER MAJESTY
CHAMPAGNE,
vV- 3s\ ID TT 3sT T O liT,
h ggasy 9?„ ms RCSST,
jromiS.-The attenUon, orthe trade Ts soUdted to
Ukpdd 6 ,P'SJSSfSSS Wines, fersalete
DSTON. No. m South FRONT street
MADELRAS—OId Island. 8 years old.
& Co., single, double and
TOP “’ "•
“ 6
' CLAKETB—Cruse Fils Freres and St. Baiephe Cha'-
tean i»nminy.
VBBiIODTH—Gi Jonrdaa, Brlve A 00.
MCSCAT-de PronUgnan.
CHAMPAGNES—Braest Irrony, “Golden Star."
and Royal Cabinet and other
fILD WHIHKIBR. —6OO Oasoe Pure Old 'Wheat, Rr*
Bourbon and Monougahela Whlaklea, fbrraus hr
B. P. AODDimw,
i a North pront itreal.
F* HEALTH AND STRENGTH USE CAPB
*;^ X>,S Ratknt class gastob
oS 8 ,!”* daBi g°edfot Pianos, Bedsteads, Aa
We claim that they give to Pianoe a greatly increased
force ofsound. without detracting from the hartaonj
and melody of the Instrument, rendering sanity note
more distinct to the ear. This is so apparent that they
to these valuable nm
K£SJ Mtrulaeo, *\. Dr * valentine Mott,previous to hix
death. pTcnonnced the Glass Castor wheels an in
valHAble -invention -for bedfoat invalids, who are
guarded against the damp floors after under eo Ini? the
process of cleaning, or .where dampness is produced
Aside from this. JSonsekeepea
are relieved from the dread of having their caroetsKni
or torn, as frequently happens now^ntba
?/E^ D i < J by a ruat, which adheres with glue-like
■H.cb annoyance can-posalblyncoceed
from the Glass Castor Wheels, as we all knowtSSS
& n^?» co rJ oa S e ' There are no rough or unfin
{shed edges to the Glass Wheel*, such as we often find
fe.*£» ls^L?M lroa,an< i i £ e though smoothly fin,
ished, will soon rnst, from the dampness of the atmcM.
nr l^S^ I £fii l % !p: S <lucllleroa S hnoBa on thema>
race, or edge, while the former will always m.intniw
theHmooUmeftS of glass, ! ost as they are tinlalied,
n+3.?S® pl £s S?° n Kl»ea Wheels yon retain all the eleo
Wt*ty yen faad.ln your body on retiring, and Son gel
5Pj“ t £,® “°^ lnE ' feeUng as freehand act Weal.
mhS£SJs?£a G f f S? a . b< i* n s * nonconductor,the eleo
frlclty gained whlle ln bS cannot peas off. Astcyooi
he thinks of the Glass Castor Wheels
Ash him If all diseases, with the exception of chronic
diseases, are not caused from the want of electricity
we have a man in oar place whom the doctors pro
nounced past curing, with the Inflammatory then
in attain. ‘The wheels cured him In lees than* fern
weeka^. He la to-day a stoat healthy man. These ais
factswhlch can be proven on application at onr office.
wa.S3i? W iv !tr ®% t ’ PWlsdelpflia; ox atonx Factory.,.!
Westvllle, New Jersey, where we have some sfx - V
tm-tlrtieeS! 0^® 3 In the nannfectare of the Glass <x l
,100 wlll be paid to any one who wffl say they have
any.benefit or relief after n2ng Oapew>-!)
AGo.’sPatentGlaaaCastora.Y.-Asample se£M).of the
Wheelssentto any part of the United States, on re
oelptof ,160. - J, Bi OAPEWELL & 00 .
_ocf3m> , No. ggßace street.
COO HOOPSKIBTB. on o
P-40. LATEST STYLE, JUST OUT. PZo.
Promenade, yds.Toond,
THE CHAMPION JTK AIL, for Drawing-Room,
, . . Syards round.
These Skirts are In every way the mo3t desirable that
we have heretofore offered to .the pub'lc; also, com
plete lines orLadles’, Misses’ and Childrens’ Plain' and
Trail Hoop Skirts, trom 2JS to 4 yards In circumfer
ence,of every length,all of “our own make.”, wholesale
and retail and warranted to gtve satisfaction.
'■Constantly on band, low-priced !New Torfc made
VS^Mio,^fe P \ p i&^; mtB; 25 Bprlngs '
Skirts made to order, altered and repaired.
Call or sendfor Circular of styles, sizes and prices.
Manufactory and Salesrooms. ■ \
No. «28 Arch Street. ,
WE T. HOPgINB,
no!4-BmB
JOHNS’ ENGLIBHBOOFING CLOTH, AND
coated With LIQUID GUTTA PKROHA PAINT,
maklre them perfectly water nroot •
- JJBAKY GRAVHL HOOPS, repaired with Gutta
Pyfcna Paint, and warranted fbr five years. • ? : ,
' LEAKY SLATE HOOFS coated with llqitld'which"
b ?£S£ ie aaB hard aselate. • • ■ ■ . ■
Zn ?r°’ or lEONcoated wlth.Liqtlld
wntta Fercha atsmall expense. - Cost ranging 'from
ffig-JP ‘wo cents per equarefoot rOld Board or Shingle
Hoofs ten cents per square foot, all complete. •
constantly on Band and for sale by th"e
ISft&MSJ'™ 1 * AND PENNSYLVANIA HOOF
ENG COMPANY. GEO. HOBABT,
oc2e-em. . bo North FOURTH street,
£U<Sli<MBt».
FrsOU Bled 4 Srf-Bn valla, 8
!MyforJmßn.anaMedloin^Sd
CASTOR WHEELS.
HOOP SKIRTS.
COVERED WITH
■ FOR REIHT*
She Fourth Stcrv Back Boom,
OP TKh
KEW BULLBSIH BUILDIJf®, ;
Wllb entiance by » spacious Hill <m Chestnut street
■_ _ and also an entrauceoD Jams sbMt
further particulars apply at the
“Sew Bulletin Building,
oeat, 607 Chestnut Street.
' \- ‘ t >
TO RENT.
The gecJßd Btory Back Boom of 80,
607 Ohutnai .Street
APPLY TO •
MANDEBSON & WORRELL,
OH THE PBEMTSES.
m for sale, j
- **Wj: y > ’SffiSS&f&Ut ;
streeton THURSDAY milofxSSmbar lSulfw
o c ock, at ihe bouse. No. 513 Soath FOUR*fcK street
real e3tate 'latethe^operty
s^ o W 1 ~«?.i h i at . thr “; stol y Srtck Dwelling House,
- «St Ifdo o^r>i?iJ > .^ pl |. c lst {:roQa ‘ , > a ' l “ate on the
Isma .?S nLS, nf w K?'.^®P rtll slr ® £t i between Lorn
clty ° r Philadelphia]
l2?i£!«i* n ® f? I,OD B®2d Fourth street 22 feet: and
breadth in depth, eastward 76 feet
noTth d ti»?i« k l ® west S 7 8414 dearth street! on the
SKffi J'^H y b J P on ® d granted by John Warner to
1 jCyndafi. and parti; by ground ofJohn t
®p by other ground of said John T\
S?. ®.? l be tooth partly by the end of a three-feet
T l SS^?»? tll l r s ro ? nd oftheBa M John!
.*• Together with the right of wav to alisp a*, i
BQb J e ® c nev* rtheiess to the’pay’
m ®otof ayearlygr«»and rentof I99nerannnm ** 7 l
'MSSffirgffiSßS
anO Filth street,, in
front or breadth on the I
in rlhii * t^ e f 4/S? 6 * *° d la d ®Pth southwardly 62
Roußdtd northward by the said (4A«iiii :
street, southward by ground grafted teJarSi? nSltoll
W.& D ®b/ sron?d Vow“or fate oil
Gf or^fwctiifdeces^ed. weatwara *>y ground u£Sr
.. Bytbe.Ooun,
' - , o ;, EDWARD A. MERRICK, Clerk O C
dec, l3% THUS,BIRjH<fc SON [
ojsv.&n'iii •'WARD, Th de* antbority of the o*.
?FEl)nSt>av Or TWonS? DDty - °f On!
WEDNESDAY, December 26, isss, at 12 o'clocje 1
PHLk W EXnHA^«IF ab rh« r®n a f FHIL ADEL*;
pxtiHAAGkj the following described Real 1
F°?, er, ,r ot William Grant, daceasS
thatvainablelot of.grouud. with tlm i
frame houses thereon brected situate on the southeast !
corner of Market and Thirty-sixS street* in l
Twenty-seventh Ward of the City of Phllad Iphla- i
e- ntaining in front on Market street 100 fert and In
ef e^iSlf»e%‘?il!l,^ looreß . t ’ toa «* '“‘alley.!
PK^mCTt. aV * lnable Iflt an<ll3 aow read y tor im-S
*Ap to be paid at the time of sale.
By the Court, DANIEL FISHES, Clerk O. C
> JOHN hi. GRANT,) «.
JOHN wise, ’/Executors,
dts is on JAMES A. FBERM AN, Auctioneer,
<w3#l ~ , -, . Store, 423 Walnut street.
'C£ ORPHANS" COURT SAXE -Estate of ELIZ C
ESi BETH BABGEIR, (late Wonderly.) deceased
aM3*S A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer TKRRE.
STORY BRICK HOUSE, RIDGE RoS abawffi
tonwoed street Under authority of the Orphans’
Court forthe City,and County of PhiladelDhia™
WEDNESDAY, ftec.2S, 186 s, at 12 o'clMkTnoou.wni
bejoloatpumicssle, at the PHILADELPHIA EX
CHANGE the fo lowing described real estate, late
Ibe property ot (Elizabeth Barger, late Wonderly.l de
ceated.viz: All that .threeatoiy brick-messuage and
lot of ground on the sdnth*west side-of tte Bidyp
Itrad, m feet lnches northwestward from Bottom
wood street; containing in front 18 ieet, and tadtmth
on the northwest line 47 feet sn Inches, and on thi
sontheast line, 28 feet 11& Inches. "' ae
■, J»"Clear of all incnmbranc?,
tB~ 1100 to be paid at the time of sate.
by the Court, ' E. A. MERRICK. Clerk O. a
JAMES A.
- Store -iSNWalnat street.
SALE:—RstaSe ol M ARY A
E*i RII>GWAT. deceased.—JAXLES A. FRRKaiA V
AactioEeer.-VALUABIxE PROPERTY. Ilf
COATES street. TWO FRONTS. Under authority
coslalnedintbewnioftbelateHary Aaßidgway de
ceased, on WEDNESDAY. December 26 ig66, at 12
o’clock. Noon, will be sold at PnblicSale at th«
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, Ihe ?e®
scribed Real Estate, vie No. 1, The two story
S time-story brick houses and lot of
feioundj no 516 Coates street; is feet front and ill feet
Subject to {3B a year groumi
|o , Mj a I h c f/g\ t S^ r o I vto t a O Si east; if Sf
Subject to ;|3S' a ye^ ground
purchsee money may remain.
|2oo to be paid at the time of sale.
By order of the Executors. *
FREEMAN: Auctioneer,
de6,132Q Store, 422 Walnut street, v
ffit I SS?Sf N r S^ 0 ? RT SADE.-Eatate'of ro.
BERT M. DEE, deceased.—JAMßS A* FREE-
BUILDING. Na iS
a^*P ve Arch.—Under authority of
CiW *nd County of Phlla
delphla,.on WEDNESDAY. December I9thf 1866. at 12
o clock. Noon, will be sold at Public Sale without re
serve, atthePHILADELPHIA EXC HANG a rnerot
EEm® M 8 ??? 1 ? te lale . th .'l Property of RO
±sakt m, LEE. drce&sed, vaz: A three story doable
messuage, with back building, and lot or piece of
£lound, on the side of Delaware Sixth street, be
delp mo^i^ 8 • bm *’ 54 fct ftont b ? 74 »«
Subject to *136 ground rent per Armh^,
MS* The above la a desirable property, containing 17
rooms, the main building used as a dwelline: the tirqt
SrenSTof 1 p 380? coavellleilt otße es. togethM yielding
JH-(200 to’be paid at the time of sale
By the Court, E. A. MERRICK. Clerk O n
RICHARD WASHINGTON, ASmlnismte?:
tinea Haa .a JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
DOS8 I de6,is Store 422 walnut street.
fisi BAiB— JAMES A. FKEEMAN
s&as* HS
»3SSs^«Sn^^.fSL“fe»sg
stieef 6 ° f saltl s^ler ’ nm * ln 8 from Booth to Keller
Bents for $6OO per annum.
|3,000 may remain on mortgage.
May be examined afay time.
MS" Clear of iricunbranca.
MS" $2OO to be paid at the time of sale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer,
Store 422 Walnut street.*
, bFt°tP si S IP and furniture for
8A LK—a very dtelrahle Souse, west of Broad.
jeTow Walnut Btreet, -will be rented to a family who
will purchase the furniture; which Is new, and 7 very
complete,' and has been In nse but a short time
J, m _ m fdJste possession will be given. Addrms Box
1957, P, O. - - deleft*
a ARCH STREET.—-FOR SADR—The handsome
foir-story brick Residence, 22 *eet front, situate on
lorthwest corner of Arch and Twentieth street*,
riss parlor, library, dining-room, two kitchens, eight
chambers, bllllard-room, bath-room, <£c Is well bSlt
-am Perfect order. J. H. QDMhBY 508
GSaSMABTOWN—FOB SALEL-A hmHim..
doable pointed STONC BESLDENOE. with
pointed stohestable and carriage bouse,and i}r acres of
ground, situate on Wayne street, uear Walant Lane.
Germaotown, and within ten-mlnntes'.iwalk from the
nnta r treet. Stat!on ‘ J,M ' GUMMBY & SONS; 503 WAP
fist JOB SALE—A handsome four-story brick Be-
HSjsldence, with three-etpry jlouble.bact bulldinvs
fiwery convenience, and In perfect order, situate on
the west Bide of Twentieth street, below Race, Lot 18
■ ;JOB BALE.--.The , three-Btary.brlclc DWELL
,£ N Hi, w its S otl W. 6 n ! hre& ?tory : back buildings,
ite No. 227 South Twentieth street; ,iHaa every
modern convenlencfeand Improvement, and Is In good
order. Lot 18 fret fronfcby 88feet dteD. J M qdm-
MLY «fe BQBB •EOfrWaliuttWet!* - :~rr^ S *
PI SALB.-The Four-
JHS e^ y » E J l , ct fttmlshed with every, con-
XKPSS? 8 .* 11 ? earallent Order, r Bltnate No.v92a.Clln.
snilf 1 floep to’a street,—!, M. CtUM
MB.Y& SONS, 608 Vi alnnt street, n
PI o?/ £4?%rr Ttlo hsndfiomebrlch Residence,
HH 22 feet ftont,,with stable.and Carriage house, ana
L—^l u _f e .®.£A eO P- t 9 a 40 feet wide street. sitnateNo. 1509
„ I? 6 ’.- 4108 everyjmodern_cQnvenienee.. j m.
UtifUTditY. A St)NS, tQSWalnut street,
fev E 9.?^4i-Errwest, PiriLA,Dfl;tj*Hi<v.-A
Br.beantlfnl ltesldence, with great variety, of ftnlt,
PP I ? ,0 *M. LKVIOK, 831
borlfl BJXT|H street.~ *•-- deB,6-t*
tS TO RENT.—A fenr stsry DWELLING, No. 1721
li vine street. Allmcaemimpravements. Imme*
d)f»te possession. Apply to COPPUCK <& JORDAN.
433 walnut street. *
OF
fgfsßMANv AMEB A
- the Onshans’ wnrwh? *2*.??* “OUfority of
t t-lphfa. on W&DNli^TiAX^rC^?^-w^ Pfltl^
o’cfcclt AAonwtnT.iPfT,; JDtaember I MB! ISM. at 12
PHlS’DmSfalA p™E l 2» a AJ >ublw Bale! 4t the
SflMO. “JeToUowlng ai
Browh,: SeSnsTd? SS ot ’ JMvtd S.
lB • feet, thence a linAatrt«^t r «S C
rffles withPxcfnt attest« feet BStlhffii“tßSSggiSf*
i easterly « feet 25J inch- a to the: r,orth-'wteterW «M0?.7
eald’Amber stteer; thence
S? e , 1 S^ et . tfience ? t ri B k <- angles w!th imv>l ftre H ?
m fett slachesi ana thence westerly at riehs
. MS3$ » feet 5 “ ‘° Jf«wts«Sv-fiPSk5
Subject to f-KJ r groin) a rent per aanura. ' "
'Tram?*'™??®’ 8 ' 1 , o®*''' 0 ®*''' BBTCK t HOUSE (tD
JOINIfGj.—AU t.of Ground -with, the,three-starv
: brkjj mesansgethereon,eiected, on_the eastis-denf
Pxont street, lB feet m inches northward front amber
Btreei; thence entenaing, a’ong s’ront street os?° e b
w V2J^!P^ tB J." <,Jyat ' riB,>t ani ““ with .--Front- street
'ol^begiM^V l^™^'^- a -“ ly —f ° plac ®
imafie 8 HOUSE. BiAii Steeevf or
taro-Mery fr-me mrosusim therein
•- V.u .- BRU wff. Admtnlmyatfiy
’ao2Bd{6is -.
npaiaefiis.. . Store, 133. Walnut street.
HpSßaiii
■fsM SSSSSSr
V t^S*^lS ,^BSsJK r aSS^Wi'ic.
’fiasssnsgEiijs
' M*A^yo ß atwetiibeofs»le.' " L ' '
' :.*? theCo<.rt, m - *E. A JfßßßieK.cierfe b G
Je* 8 . BfUlng, Spoolers, Bobbia-Wiode/. WbvSSS' ahrt
AJ«Of Worsted and Cotton Yams. "
• --ISU The ma>hi*iery u nearly new. ' * ; J
SsfISfeISSS^ESSS
..AH those two handsome new three<stbrybrick dwaii"
?r?«£i^ wilhba^
they are erected, si; lists' at the «" *p
SfU re SJ^ tll^ d v Sorai
rta^dfep- 1?hla: each2of “ Sy sTftet
££?, 0 32»“J3®P Parlor, oimngrooai and kitchen an
loom above, with bay: windoWs
h*^ 18 range* and hot and cold water, water in
chambers, two water closets, all the waterSSi„S
theMwer.onebasKaaaonres.&c. oraina into
*£si.«X> may iemala if desired. ; i
47* Clear of Incnmbr&nce.
.iio.3-DWELLING, WALLACE street-AWn ♦»,«
ofi^*- r lv> (^ ent:e * ot 0n the north'sida
r«?!S 1 f C€ L Btr t et » 23 f eeteaat or Twehtiefh street
inches fcont and 101 feet.deOT. hmwe U
airr Uarln tods traction to the atMveVSas a sltte yard io
Ts^;asr taafteir *
£&is2£32S&
aionhonse and lot of ground, on tfcenorufaids Sr sBs
»8 fee 17 inch*s east of ‘Twentiethsireet. </>
teetfrontaud 103 feetdeepl then narrowlnir 10 foot thp
ssasggi?® 7 **” .**«&&»££%
■
SKaSE 4 ”": 11 . v*& ?*E??S3:
MOT Clear of incumbrance
; lN) ,coo may remain, if detf red.
S£*S5J? *?k exa Js at - ai, y * ia e Previous to sals.
S& <2OO to hepald cm each at the time of sale.
JAhCES A FBEEtfAX. Auctioneer,
. ptore..42g-Walnut street
DecemterlS, ISC6,at, 12 o'clock. Soon
PdbUp Sale, at the PHrtADEipmi' EXCHANGE
described . Seal No 1-
VAI.UABLK STORE, No. 256 N. THlBDatreeL—All
c^ t o Cel n a,l Y tilrt^ tory Wot and granite btdfdlogiiir
SS?iSr?- raa i a °? the west eideof Third street (No 256 f
containing In fiont on Third street
about 22 feet S Inches, Including a 3-feet wldaalley lift
open for the use of this and the proDertv adininink
y, urd 12 feet, thru narrowing on the south side thereof
tothehrMdthol shout 23 feet 9 Inches, tnescethe/nV
*hor depth westward of that width 42 fee; s inch™
S i^A ep , tiv y es; ? of ,? ald alloy. aSd anothfr
alley 4 feet wide, leading northward into fine street
mnmS ™ oB ' if»«of the pnrcfiSmSgf
No 2.-GENTi£Kb DWELLING, No. 460 -Worth
street. All that certain . three-story ■ brick:
dwelling house with threestory back buUdlncs sitnkm
on the west side of Fourth street, 40 feet north of Noble
tittoh containing;ln front on Fourth street 19 Ifeet
inchts. and in depth westward on the north line 84 feet
B inches, and onthesouth line 79 feet 3 lnohwr nnri in
braedth on the rear end theteot 19 feet uf 'in?heT
Saloon parlor, dining-room and kitchen on flrat floor'
manle vffifibnie gas, bath, ranges, hot and cold
water, heater In cellar, private staifway, &c.
Clear of Incumbrance. J
g&- $2OO to be paid on each at the time of sale.
By order of .Executors. . . ,
■ ._ , ' JAMBS A. ERKEMAIN, Auctioneer.
E025.d65.13 ~ Store, 422 Walnut strek
a KCUTRIX’S SADEL—Bstate of rngw
REGAN._eeceaied.-JA.MSS
oneer-STONE DWELRtNG. START.E rt
EOT,. 121 street," GERMANTOW V°—
Tniieranthoilty contained In the will orthelatehTobn
Began, deceased, on WEDNESDAY. December 1?
1868 aU2 o’clock, noon, will be sola At i»ublia Sal? at
EXi foilowinc
described Deal Estate, vir: Alt that lot or gronodwitf
1™555 ee "K? ryalone 5 oase ' wltll frame stable thereon
erected, Bltcaie on the sontheist Bide of Mechanic
2;®* sot,t i , s? 3t P ? Morton street, German*
Twenty-second Waidt» feet osnt and so fee t
be^^lufS^^^^^^doccupancycan
-
By order ofibe Execotrix. >.
Store, 422 walnut street* •
Ksl|fsj|jNß’CoosrsSwE-asBt3s^>fBSsFifis&
?■ MAKKB, deceased.—JAMES A.FlShemiw
loneer.. DWELLING; lo22'Bontb PlprH
K re S£._^ n authority of'the ■ orphans’ Court for
County. of Philadelphia; on WEIJN H.-S
-pAY,’Decemben9, 1866, at 12o’clock, Noon will
be sold at Public Sale, at the PHILADELPHIA EY
CHANGE, the. fbUowlcg described Beal Estate. Into
the propeity of SAMUEL* P. MARKS. deceaTef.' liu
that lot of ground with the threestoiy mesiraara
thereon erected. situate on the westslde oft'i“h“reft
172 teetB°nth of Carpentet street; containing la froat
16 feet.-and hrdepth 80 feet.to atweatv foot widastreM
AS* JIOO to be paid at the time of sale 'i, alreet-
By thecoutt; ' E. A HEBBICK. Cl«rfcO. C.
; tfAwpl^^^^' I B^' l ? UKS > rra3t e e -
Tints AOS IS JA “ ES A - PBEEMAN Auctioneer,
v ao °B,qe 8,13 • r; - -Store, 422 Walnut street.
- SALE.-JiMEa A, FREE
MS&J&£&t1 • Auctioneer. BUILDING tors
street, belowfpliS street On
smEsS?Pfj Y isff?’ l^ bß , r 19 ' 1866 at 13o’clock, Soon,
■^P^e at Vubllc Sale, 'Without reserve, at the
the following de-
Vjz: No. 1,-aH that lot of ground
situate on- the west side of Twenty-second Btre a t, 85
ffeet south of Pine street; 16 feet front by 85 feet deep
to-a fourfeet alleyleading into Plaestreet,
; 2fo. 2;—A lot adjoining, 15 by 80/eet deep, to a ftra*
feet alley leading Into Pine street. -
A&r Clear of incumbrance. , -
J®“ They will be sold without reserve.
JfcS“ tIOO to be paid on each, at tne time of sa’e.
JAMES A. FBEBMAN, Auctioneer.
no2Bde6l3‘. - Store;422 "Walnut Street,
B-SOB Bale—A valuable fourstory Bwelllne
and Store, S. E, Corner Tenth and Chant, above
it nut street. Excellent Business stand. Addlv to
COPPPCK & JORDAN. 433 Walnut stregf y **
AND SAGO,—COX’S Scotcl ' }
nLeu!? 1 ?* 1 ?'/ 1 * 10 * ni East India Peart, Base 1
DetawWATMM» 8 tr J ‘ B ’ BVBaJSS * E {