CITY BITT-T-ETCy.*
New Bailpoad Depot.—The new Depot
of the West Chester and Philadelphia Ballroad, at;the
corner of Thirty-first and Chestnut streets, Is being
noshed rapidly forward It is being built or brick,
. ind when fully completed, will make a very hand
some do bile Improvement, and qolte creditable to the
comDiTny. The size of the Depot will be 881 feet long
bv eofeet wide. A portion ol what will constitute the
denou has. been occupied by the company as a shop'.
Tim new building Is 285 feet. The old shop part la 22
by 96 fret, which is to be arranged for the ticket office
and waiting rooms. It Is the intention of the company
at some future time, to remove this portion or the
building, and erect an ornamental front that will cor
respond with the rest of the depot. The size of the
ladles’ waiting room will be 15 by 35 feet, and the ball
and w altlDg room for gentlemen. 15 by 98 feet Size of
baggage room, 15 by 24 feet. The new portion of the
depotu covered with a truss roof, with 9 feet rise, and
is lighted with 63 windows, twelve feet high and four
feetwlde. Three trains rnn into the depot; one run
ning the entlie length of the same, and two lie lest,
each having platforms 14 leet wide.
Holiday Goods, —The sale of Holiday
Goods, Bronzes, Clocks, <6c„ was commenced this
morning at Scott’s Ai t Gallery 1020 Chestnut street, to
an Immense antlence. The prices obtained were
tolerably lair. We understand the sale will be con
tinued this ev-nlng at 7X o’clock, when a fine lot of
goods will be offered. By the way we should mention
they are all from thewell known firm of Messrs. Bai
ley * Co., 819 Chestnut street.
False Pretences.—This morning, be
fore AkUnnan Jones, Joseph Cannon was charged
"With obtaining money under false pretences Witaoufc
authority he has heen collecting bills in the name of a
man who sells game on Market street, near Eleventh,
offering to deenct a certain percentage for prompt
payment. Jn this manner, it is said, he managed to
collect quite a large som. He was held in $B9B ball for
a further hearing.
Aiding A Pbisonbb to Escape.—James
C. Whalley was before Aldr Hurley. this morning;
charged with aiding a prisoner to escape. Officer
Keener arjeeteda person for vagrancy. ’Hewaj sur
rounded by a crowd and was dragged Into WnaUey’s
place, near , Eighth and Bacsom Btreets There the
prisoner was taken away from him.. Whalley was
held In (600 bail to answer at court.
Cakelessness.—Lieut. Connelly re
ported to the May or this morning several stares;'sta
hies and dwellings In bis district which were found
open during last night. One snoe store on Locnst
street was found with the door standing open and
could readily have been robbed.
Lieut. Bowers, oftheSlith Ward also reported eeve
nd stores found open by his officers.
Seating.—We call attention to the adver
tisement of the West Philadelphia Skating Park,
Thirty-first and Walxnt streets. This Is one of the
most easl>y accessible and most admirably appointed
Parks in the city. The Ice is said to be la splendid
condition.
Receiving Stolen Money.—Randolph
Grier was arrested yesterday,’ at Eleventh street and
Girard avenue, upon the Charge of having received,
with a guilty knowledge, (250 In stolen money. He was
taken to the Central station, ana was locked up to
await a hearing.
Skating.—The. Almshouse meadows, in
the. Twenty-seventh Ward, were frozen over during
last night, and this morning many persons were en
joying themselves by skating on the ice. The different
skating parks about the city will no dqnbt be in good
condition for use In a day or two.
Larceny of a Coat.—Michael Leary and
Albert Alexander were arrested yesterday and taken
before Alderman Jones, Upon the charge of the larceny
of a coat, while the owner was engaged in playing
bagatelle at a lager beer saloon at Eleventh, ana
Cherry streets. They were held to haQ for trial.
Accident.—The Continental Hotel coaoh,
’while going to the Pennaylvan'a Ballroad depot,
broke down at Eleventh and Market Btreets, about
eleven o’clock this morning. Mr. A. J. Holt, one of
thepasßengers, was seriously ißjured,
An Owneb Wanted.—live soldiers’
overcoats and a hone blank et, supposed to have been
_ptplen by a colored man who was arrested are await
ing an owner at the Fifth District Police Station.
Superior Fbench Confections, made
of pore loaf sugar; Jordan Bom ted Almonds, Caramels,
French Nangat. Cream Chocolates, manufactured by
A. L. Vansant, Ninth and Chestnut streets. Almerla
Grapes, Bavana Oranges, Fears. Ac. Also, Jnst re
ceived, a superb collection of French Bon Bans, Boxes,
Ac., via late steamer.
Lady Apples and White Gbapes.
MITCHELL A FLETCHER,
1204 Chestnut street.
Caramels and Chocolate Cbeams,
flavored with Orange, Plstacla.yanllla, Ac., the unrest
Confections made at A. W, Holt's Caiamel Depot,
No. 1009 Walnut street.
A Popular Invention.—We believe
there has never been an Invention perfected In this
country which found its way Into universal favor more
rapidly or effectually taan the American Cow-Milker,
no wen exhibition at4lB Chestnut street. The Inquir
ies for ltfrom all parts of this and other Btatesshow
that the gentlemen who own the patent have struck a
popular chord.—37is Prtsi.
How Happy would the girls have been,
Who used to stitch and weave and spin,
If In their day, they could haveseen.
The beanties of the Florence.
The moet per feet, the. most reliable, therefore the
cheapt st Sewing Machine In the world. For sale at No.
830 Chestnut street*
Fifty Vabieties of Oakes.— Fresh
daily, at MOUSE A CO’S., 902 A 901 Aich street.
Hobace Greeley’s Opinion.—A citizen
of Mississippi addressed a letter to Mr. Greeley .asking
him, as one of the leaders of the Republican party,
what,the intentions of that party were toward the
Bonth. Mr. Greeley replied - that one thing the party
was In favor of was that the Booth should be clothed
and In Its right mind. As one of the first steps tow
ards that object, they shonld send their orders for
clothes to Charles Btokes <6 Co., Clothiers, under the
Continental. Many of them at staking his advlpe
Many of the holiday gifts merely please
the fancy for a few days, and are then laid aside and
forgotten. The Florence will last a life-time, and
please a lady friend better than a thousand dollars’
worth of trinkets. Office and Bales’ Booms. No 630
Chestnut street.
“Mabtha Washington.”— This hal
lowed nsme in our national history has been fittingly
chosen to designate the very sensible, seasonableana
becoming new french Bonnet of that name, wnlch has
Jost been brought on iby Wood A Cary, 725 Chestnut
street. All their prices have been greatly reduced.
How ‘Happy is the household where
Industrious habits banish care:
Where all the clothes the children wear
Are made npon the Florence.
The very beet Sewing Machine In tne world for fam
ily use, 630 Chestnut street.
A Fine Display of Confeotioneby.
The-demand for sweetmeats always Increase as the
holidays draw near. George W. Jenklns, JNo. 1037
Spring Garden street, displays a choice assortment of
Bon-Bons, Caramels, French Secrets, Candy Toys. Ac.
Ac., which axe eaoeedtngly attractive. HehasalsoTat
Almonds,aardmes,
Gentlemen!
YOUTHS!
BOYS!
MILITABY MEN!
CLOTHING HALL
r ‘ . Of ROCKHILLA WILSON.
N°3,6f3 A 60S CHESTNUT Street, above SIXTH.
To The Ladies. —There is a preparation
h »lr? f . * B?ken"moothniesandln
dinee lt to take and retain whatever style the wearer
may fincy, whether classic braids or Shining rinSeS
presenting a marked contrast to the lntracublefocS
“'lfrowzy carls worn bymany hapless fafroneato
whom Ibis article is unknown. Da. Laosr’a Elko
male Hair Benkwhb 1b this precious and admirable
compound, . Try It. 41. Sold by all Druggists.
Holiday Goods ! Holiday Goods ! I
Examine onr stock of
LBdles’ Furs, Gents’ Hats,
Children’s Hats, Misses’ Hats.
Also, a Btock of ’
Gents' Goods,
SnltablefbrChristmas Presents.
OAKFOBDS’, Continental Hotel,
High Hats Again Popular,—
Get a Silk Hat from .
OAKFOBDS’, Continental HoteL
MoTHEBs,a re you oppresssd with anxiety
fcr yonr llulo onts ? Atb soui filnmhsfn aha
broken by their cries ? jjo youawiSe irfthemiSSS
nnrefiwbed and apprehensive ? Use Dr LboSbjS
onr eights will then be undisturbed
sSidSri^sg.^ 6 811 uiainc,den t
. Elliptic Sewing Machine Company’s
®rat preralnm lock stitch sewing machines Incomes,
family use. Highest premium fgold
nwdal), Fair Maryland Institute, New York,and
Pennsylvania Stale, Fairs, 1866. No. 923 Chestnnt
No Matter whether poor or rich,
Your fingers were not made to stitch,
when you can buy a Florence, which
_ r , Will cost so little monev. .
cen afford to be without a Florence, The
Ctmsttintsfreet 0111116 111 tlie w o r W for family use,63o
ahd Pictures.—The best place
to get frames for yonr pictures and pictures for vonr
ftames-Walnut, Gilt. VeivetrframSa; KngravfiS^
WILSON 1 A^fsSff P p?.’ *° Jftames. made to ordfrj
HOOP’ Phoio. Goods, 626 Arch streei,
I AND Oatabbh,—
OmOßmtlNG SQTTA-p-is privn,-
» u * • ocstrsp w. H DmTOM.
Awum* Dot*.
HAMJtalrtABSr
B. SCOTT* JR, AUCTIONEER.
GRE AT SPEOIA L HO LID A Y S A!L®
ARTISTIQUE BRONZES,
PLATED GOODS, &C.. &0.,
SCOTT’S ART GALLERY
1020 CHESTNUT STREET;
THEBSDAY andFBIDAY MORNINGS,
Dec. 13th. and l4tli iastf
MESSRS. BAILEY & (XL.
FULL PARTICULARS IN CATALOGUE.
BKATHfG PARKS
opening. HARRISON | OPElra .
SKATING FABKI
WILL BE OPENED FOB THE FLBST TIME
On Friday (To-morrow) Homing,
At 9 o'clock.
The ICE is strong and with a perfect mirror-like
surface.
hull Band of Muslo Afternoon and Evenlnr.
«XTH, UNION, andbECOND
ard THUBD streets lines of Can pass the PARK on
KRBKB street near SECOND street every few
minutes.
Season Tickets £ 00
Children's Season Tickets.. ’ "'t 06
tingle admission js cents
Children.... —..... 15 cents
ItJ J. C. HOFFMAN, Snpu
& KATIN G ! SKA llNti ! J
WEST PHILADELPHIA SKATING PABK,
THIRTY-FIRST and WALNUT streets.
Ice In splendid condition—perfectly smooth. Park
open until 10 o’clock at night. Pine Band of Music.
Season Tickets |3 00. Single admission 25 cents.
Access to the Park (by a Yew minutes ride) by the
Market street. Chestnut and Walnut atreet,Spruce and
Pine, and Schuylkill Hallways. it*
EABTWIOK PARK,
Gray’s Ferry-.
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS AND FRIENDS
SKATING TO.PAY. “*
clothing.
JONES’
Old. Established
ONE PRICE
Pima
604 MARKET STREET, above Sixth.
sSs %*s&gs2i&
& 0 * h “ dßome
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
612 CHESTNUT STREET,
PATTERN OVERCOATS and MORNING or HALF
DRESS COATVs, CHOICEST. STYLES and MATE
RIALS, for sale at
MODERATE PBIOES.:
Also, a lot of HANDSOME and CHEAP OVER
COATS at LOW PRICES for CASH.
iSSFf?’ OF SUPERIOR FINISH.
acmSw ttaeklmem. own or<l6r ’ “1 vrarranteJ
rrotheb. importer,,
' 624 Chestnut street, below Fourth.
bubbles of great
strength and durability. They will last for man.
hS>.^% b ,i pa ? c ? w J tho °f brealttog. An?can
be blown to twentylnchealn diameter, showing thn
moethrilllant prismaiiccolors and fbraisbini S dS
Ughtffil entertainmentforadnlts andtchudrem Soloi
2rnSw®. aeen,P ° ner “b l *Booth,AcTandbythe
JAMES T. SHINK
decll-rptfj Broad and Spruce street*.
Holiday presenth-head dresses.
DRESS CAPS. Mrs. H D. WILLITfLNo IOT
is"!? 1 i^i? THe i w i U °P On on TUE9DAy!dS
pi.™. l " Bo . *5? handsome assortment of Head
1,11,1 Dreea Cap®* of the latest.-Impor
tatu,ns* " deu-lltrp*
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.—PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13.1866
CLOCKS,
JAB. DIXON ft SON’S
TO TAKE PLAGE AT
At 101-SO’Clook,
BEING SURPLUS STOCK OF
819 Chestnut Street.
D. SCOTT, Jr. t Auctioneer’.
theprotestant episcopal
BOOK SOCIETY,
1384 Chestnut Street,
Have largely Increased their stock for the Holidays
and In addition to thiir miscellaneous books are now
prepared to offer an onosoally fine assortment of
American and English
BIBLEB AND PRAYER BOOKS.
At prloea varying from to cents to |3a. .
The new “Additional Hymns.”
The Protestant Episcopal and Chorch Almanacs for
1867,
All the new nnexceptionable books received aa soon
as published.
The Store open every evening now and daring the
Holidays.
JUST RECEIVED
The “Draytons and Davsßanto." by the author or the
“Schonberg Cotta Family.” delith*,tu,6tf
. HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
8 ■
A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
Holiday, Standard,
Juvenile and Toy Books,
- At ths store of
•' JAMES 8, CLAXTON,
Successor to VT. S. 4 A. Martlen,
desl ® l4 (J hestnut Street.
rpo BE PUBLISHED NEXT SATURDAY.—
MBS. EOUTHWORTH’S NEW BOOH.
THE BRIDE OF LLEWELLYN.
_ TBE BDIDB OF LLEWELLYN!
By-Mrs. EMMA D. E. N, SO [J IH WORTH.
THE BRiDE OF LLEWELLYN. By Mrs. Emma D
ill • aoth-r of “The niriaae Seeker ”
; TtpYstsl Marriage." 'Allworth Abbey,” “Vlvla*”
•Retrlbnlion.” ■‘Thene-erted Wife." "EoatHeirem.’”
'•WscardedDaughter”"ladyof tie Isle,” "Wir?,
Victory.” "Haunted Homestead,” •‘MatheMn
aY.” Two Sisters.” ‘Love’s Labor Won”
•” bree Beanjles.” “Come of Clifton," “The Glnav'e
Prophecy," "Missing Bride” “IndU.” Bridal Eve”
This new work of Mrs. Soothworth'a wIU, Deyondalr
doubt, prove to be the most popular and successful that
bee ever been written by her, for abe Is’ oevoadall
SKSSUS? m0 ?o P°J erftjl f e“ale writer in America
l foot in the world. No one ever read a chanter of one
of her works without wishing to read the whole book.
Jff® ST e 5 reaa ,°° p other books without admiring
°,f ,ta author, and wishing that ahe
r .. . another.,- Her scenes are
life pictures her incidents are founded on farts am
herAenilments are characterized by a Btngalar porltv
both orcvnreptlon and expression. B pur “ 7
Books sent free or pcstage on receipt of retail price." •
Address all ordera (Or a.yiojks at all. to thePuh-
USh " S ' T.B PETEfiSON * BROTHERS;
. ... ~S 0« Chcstout street PblladelDhia Pa,
And they wilfrecelve Immediate attention 1 **■
r end for on 3 or our new end full Catalogues.
T B, P. & Bros, b&ve ?or sale a lares aTirf hAn/teAmm
h?w™'hSS of BOOKB for ,he "oi!i^ays!S^“?
i°w prices. —t- tt^m,i^^iiiM '.i
with, name and reference, at the office of the
'Freeef del>-thj.tn»t»
A YOUNG COLORED MAN WISHES A BITUA.
ii- TiON as Coachman or Porter ln a Store. Beet of
TH e 6^6N APPIy MERVINEatr^Te!^
BOARDING. 1609 CHESTNUT
HAINES’ BROS 7
fkf«Vi h * ve dealt In them for It years, andEsSa
each|for 8 yearn. Prices •Util
J. a. GOULD
. noio.tf.ap .... Seventh and Cbmtnnt.
OPRCCK LUMBER.—2OO.OOI feet Spruce Joist and
? goto On«rl20 OHO Bangor Laths afloat.Forsale
by B. A. SOUDitR & CO., Dook at. Wharf, deois yt
PPBUGATIom..
jtrETf.-,
HGAKIHMb.
CLARK & BIDDLE,
Jewelers and Silversmiths.
TL2 CHESTNUT STREET*
Have now ready for Sale the most
complete and elegant assortment, which
they]' have ever offered, comprising
eveiything usually found in a JEWEL
RY establishment, at the
LOWEST CABH RATES.
no2D tu th |Mtd24rp|
Jfx STERLING SILVER,
■SjiuS Manufactured expreealy for BBIDAL Prczenli
NEW JEWELRY.
Of all the late Styles.
WATCHES
Of the meet Celebrated Makers.
PEARLS, DIAMONDS.
and other Precious Stones.
Wedding and Engagement Bings.
Old Sets of PEARL or DIAMOND JEWELRY IS
mounted In modern style.
Wattffies and Clocks repaired and «d)n«fr»d qy nnm
potent workmen.
All goods warranted of first quality.
Special attention given to DIAMONDS;'
J.T. allag-her.
Late Of BAILEY A CIO.,
FORMERLY BAILEY A KITCHEN,
1300 OHESa NUT STREET;
0C26 a tu th-tf rp
. ■ t I m _ _ _-~TT^T
Having for many years made a SPECIALTY of Mu
elcal Boxes, we are enabled by onr long experience to
furnieh an article superior In RICHNESS OF TONE,
DURABILITY and FINISH to any -offered, the n
enlt of personal choice and erraagexent with the
Hanafaciuren In Europe. The prices ranging from
(5 10 (too, and onr assortment comprises such choice
u elodies as
"Home Bwset Home ”
“The Last Rose of Bammtr.”
■Auld Lang Byoe."
"Coming Through the Bye."
"Rock Me to Bleep, Mother," &o
Together with beantUhl selections from the various
Operas.
FARR & BROTHER,
IMPORTERS,
324 CHESTNUT STREET.
Below Fourth. deS-thj,taSt
SAM'L K. SMYTH. EDWARD P. An*nt,
SILVER-PLATED WARE.
Smyth Sc Adair }
PRACTICAL MANUFACTURERS
OP
pm BILVKS-PL ATED WARS,
HARD AND SOFT METAL.
1884 Ohestzmt Street.
Opposite U. B. Mint, 2 floor.
Factory, 39 loath Third Strut.
nol-th s ta 28trp} Up Stairs.
CURTAINS.
NEW LACE CURTAINS.
The subftcrfbm have now in stock, and are receiv
ing from the late Auction Bales in Hew York,
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
lrom ordinary to rich style.
FRENCH LAOE CURTAINS,
Prom the
AIBO,
VESTIBUItB LACB, ,
QMBBOrO MUBX.Ur CUHTAINB,
fACQITABD do.,
And CditAn Mnallng In graaV variety.
Sheppard, Van Harlingen & Arrison,
1008 Chestnut Bfreet.
oc2S-th aato-tf rp,
JUiIMVAIa
ELECTRICITY
Will CUBE the most obstinate, long standing
when administered by
ORS. GALLOWAY, WHITE &BOLLES.
THE OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ' *
MEDICAL BLECTRICIASS,
S. E. cor. Walnut and Thirteenth Sts.
Twenty Thousand persons have been successfully
treated by us. Bead certificates of Important cares In
"Press" and "Telegraph. l ’ Mrs. Prot Bollea gives her
speeal attention to the Female Department of the In
stitution. Cures guaranteed Consultation free,
N, B.—Physicians and Students can enter at any
time for a tull cotree of Instruction In this Great Dis
covery In the healing art. Onr former Students, who
now practice our old system, are especially Invited to
call and become Instructed in onr late and Important
discoveries, so that they may learn how to cure more
diseases, and In a much leas time than by the old sys
tem. Persons who have tried Electricity and failed in
getting cured are especially Invited to call, as we have
cured many obstinate diseases after being treated
electrically by others In this city, without any benefit.
An Interesting pamphlet mailed free of chares, no
SHOCKS GIVES.
BO
)OKB AND THE MOST IMPBOVED INSTBU
1 MKRTS FURNISHED.
j noB th a tntm 6p}
Mrsicii
A FEWSMiBOTPUPELS CANSEOTTRETUITIOH
A opon the PIANO,by a Lady, whose proficiency aa
a pertwmer, and whose aunty to Impart lnutroction"
testified to by someof theblgbestlivlngaathorlty. PoJ
In Inteiylew. address MUBIO. at this office, nols,tfJpi
GESTS’ FURNXSHXKfG GOODS
NOTICE^dGI^
WRAEPEES'
.. WRAPPERS;
WRAPPERS.
The largest and beat Stock can beseen at
JOHN 0. AEKISON’S,
Nos. 1 and 3 N. Sixth Street.
PITTT;ATtHIT.PITTA t '
Hosiery.
Gloves,
And all the latest
NOVELTIES FOB G]
Prices to suit the times.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
*GB
GENTLEMEN.
An assortment of elegant
WRAPPERS,
SCARFS,
' . TIBS, :
6LOTES,
CARDIGAN JACKETS
and novelties In
Gentlemen’* Furnishing Goods,
AT
J. W. BGOTT & GO-,
<ieiot2srpi • 814 CHBMOTI ST.
PBESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.
TEES,
SCARFS,
VINE SHIRTS,
DRESSING ROBES,
BREAKFAST COATS,
SKATING JACKETS,
CARRIAGE BUGS,
SKATING BELTS,
SLEEVE BUTTONS,
BOARP RINGS,
GLOVES.
WINCHESTER & CO,
'J'OG Chestnut St.
dcs-lm rp
GENTS 1 FUBNISBINS GOODS.
P. HOFFMAN, Jr.,
(Dated. A. Hol&nan, snocessor to W. W.Knieht.l
FINE SHIRTS
AND WRAPPERS.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
. Silk, lambs’ Wool and Merino
UNDER CLO THING.
895 AROH STREET.
nostnthalmrp
FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
R. C. WALBORN'S,
Ho. 5 and <7 North Sixth Street,
GENTLEMEN’S WRAPPERS,
SMOKING CAPS, BCABFB, TIES, GLOVBB, «rr.g
■ .SUSPENDERS,
and a general assortment of goods, suitable fl»r pre
sents
Daring th* Holiday!.
I-... del2-lltrp
FUltt.
LADIES’ FANCY FURS.
JOHN FAREIRA,
Ho. 718 Arch it., above 7th.,
At his old established Store,
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER and DEALER
FANCY FURS
POB
Ladies and Children^
. My aasortmentof Fancy Furs tor ladles and cam
,,\ n , now complete, embracing every variety o««i
will be worn daring the coming mmwh,
Bern ember the name and number.
No. 718 ARCH street, above Setenth
I havei no partner or connection with any other stoat
' n tnedtv. SSSarntegST
LADIES’ FANCY FURB
A. K. fc F. K, WOMRATH,
417 Arch Sts f
HAVE NOW OPEN
A FuU Assortment of.
LADIES’AND CHILDREN’S FURS I
Also a great variety of
FANCY
ociJL 3^ 0 as* Sleigh Bobas.
BEAL JSSTATJB
FOR RENT,
The Second and Third Stories, bent and back build
ings of
No. 724 CHESTNUT Street
Also, a part of the first floor, appl»to
DUFFIELD ASHMEAD.
no22thatn tfrpj On the premises.
ffiS PUBLIC SALE.-JAMES A. FREEMAN. Ano-
OS !? Y 'MORTGAGE or
“ ULU.*»on Dec. 19t*~. 1566. at 12 rv’rlnr»ir
PB > ? La DELPHTa 1 P irvn^AfefS thout »*®rva. at the
urJ* i the tallowing do*
A purchase money mortgageof
it 1 ** 1 In . w 2? ears ' Iromtfie 23d day of January next at
6 per cent, per annum secured by a lot of ground on
of Downing street, northwardly
hfn fltri?L t SS d f»^ e t t iV antl side of Whlt&
Qaii fret along Downing atreet thence at
Jj®faSo’Sk lll feetto Clearfield street, along the same
lnc^e s to Whitehall street, thence 230 toe: w
Dowilßg street, thejplaceot beginning.
o,VV,i-/rS UlBr lotbeglnnlDg »t tbe aoutheastwardly
corner ofilayertonl road and Whitehall street thence
SiiS®«*«!iJ!!s ,, , r - 80,,, ,u 850 S!> faat aaont 291 toet SH
a '°°B‘be same south 87° 27' east about
'fISKSFtfVJ 8 * 1 * angles Bl feet 11 Inches, thence
pa^al l ? l ® angles to downing street 78 feet BJf
Downing . Btl Sy- thence westwardly along
*3®®* *° Whitehall street, an A thenco
same 200 feel to Haverford road, the place
abnvef InD ere Is * dwelling erected on the
a®" Plan at the Auction Ptore.
_*£■ a 1 „ .v. ■“rXS.* 8 s®*J secured by over a square of
Jur r hiaUy pt (^ Wf:nt >'' fo url 11 Ward, and tbe Interest Is
IS- 1100 to be paid at tbe time of sale.
. James a. FBbEM a N,AncHoneer,
deis.to Store No, 422 walnut Street,
Underwear.
PS WEAR,:
denial
f| praEMPTOBY SALE.—JAMHS A. FREH
Anctloneer.—ProperUea 712 and 714 MAE-
H °usee in tne rear.—On WED
NI6IIAT, Dei 26, 1888, at 120 clock, noon, will
,at _ Public Sale, without reserve at
P lB PrtILAD^L-HI A EXCHANGE tbe follow
“SfGcrlbal BEAL ESTATE, vlz_--AU those
three brick messuages or tenements, and lot
or piece of ground, situate on tne west side of Marshall
street, at the distance of 168 toet northward from Co.tee
> lu the district of Spring Garden, county of Phi
ladelphia; containing In ft-ont or breadth on the Bald
n£ 17 fe e t,snd In depth westward between
?^.^H? 1 i” ts L a V i * ht J u, S les . wnh said Marshall street
100 feet. Bounded northward by the 1 ot next described
westward by ground granted to Charles F, Gebler.
scnihaard by ground formerly of John Stewart, and
Marshall sireet. And also, all these
certain three brick messuages or tenements, and lot
or piece of ground, situate on the west side of tbe said
of 185 feet northward
munthenoidh side of Coates st; contalnlogln front or
breadth on the said Maraha'l Btr<et 17 feet, extending
in lergth or depth westward between parallel lines.
atvlsMt angles with said Marshall street, on the north
«><l6 thereof, 114 feet s inches and a half, and on the
south side thereor, 117 feet it inches.
rmU °*’er*7ooper annum,
remain seen red on mortgage, if de
sired by the purchaser. ™*,«.So,uub
jßTßaie peremptory. .
tS~ IMO to be paid at the time ofsale.
. JAMES A. FREEAlAN.Auctioneer,
deISJO ;■ Store 422 Walnut street.
JOHN FAREIRA,
fljjj PUBLIC RALE.—JAMES A. FREEMAN.
BcS Auct.oneer—TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
wF*TOHn2)v Btreet ' Second Wanl. * On
26 ' 1M«, at 12 o’clock, noon,
SvrwJiwliw^S. bll £.,? al< V at y** PHILADELPHIA
Ji?- C ? A^^l£ e wH9 , !. lDB „? eBorlbed Bea l Estate,
«. z * A_ .9 story brick dwelling (4 rooms) and lot
simate on thesonth side of Milton street, below Chris
tos* Second Ward, 51 feet west of Tenth street: being
15 feet 9 Inches front, by 29 feet 7H Inches deep, with
the use of a three feet wide alley leading into MU ton
S'teet,
BS SALE.—Estate of WILLIAM
p 3 8. EJES&Y, deceased. JAMES A FREKM AN.
oSS t SK , -SS^*B? x>B,l? SRICE DWELLING, No, 813
t>S 1 ’2J?? ?^ 0 S? > W£fHJKf der contained in
.tb© l&te William S* JTirucy, deceased, os
jS?S?^ SD 4T* 26 > 12 o’clock, noonTwttl
n»SSJiy iob ai ,c s ll the FHILADULPHIA EX
-5 m.? 1 ?®! the following described real estate, viz.:
All that two story brlca dwellleg house and lot of
ground, on the north *ide of Button wood atre c t,lol feet
inchJ’a Blghth street (No. 813); 17 front and ™ feet.
Inches deep on the east line and 70 feet 10 Inches on the
Wfftllne. l&~irouit has pas and back kitchen.
*3“ Clear of incumbrance.
9100 to be paid at the time of sale.
_ „ BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
. , 6M JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer,
cels,2o Store, 422 Walnut street.
fit PUBLIC SALE.—JAMES A. FREEMAN,
aiul Auctioneer. HOTEL PROPERTY. Bwansoa
ftJpeet-aKovo Washington avenue, Second Ward on
WEDNESDAY. December 26 lses, at 12 O’clock noon,
wm be sold at Pnblio Sale, at tbe PHILADELPHIA
EXCHANGKr-the following described Beal Estate,
viz: A lot of ground with the two and a half story
brick dwelllng thereon erected, on the west side of
Swanson atieetabont 165 feet more or less north of
Washingtin avenue, Second Ward, being 40 feet front
by 129 feetdevp.
J|3“ This property Is opposite the extensive* im
provements of the Pennsylvania R. R. CJo,
43“ 12,800 to remain on mortgage Possession
May Ist. ' -
85T $lOO to be paid at tbe time of sale.
• <JAmXS A. Auctioneer,
declftfcso Store, 422 Walnut street.
MONET TO ANT AMOUNT LOANED
fV\ UPON DIAMONDS,
A A KLBT, PLATE. CLOTHING, Afeoit
W IP JOKES &00’8 * -
OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE.
Corner or THIRD and GABKELL B<reets.
Below Lombard.
N. B.- DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELBT
GUNS, dc., . 1
POB BALE AC
REMARKABLT LOW PRICES.
-■ —v- STOCK & CO.’S PIANOS.
IHTn hainmj bbos.’.. pianos,
Irrvn mason & hamiots OABnhcrfffCn
Only at J. B. BOnuySßeronth & Cheetnnt h»h>-
TTOOP BKIBT M ANOTAOTOKY.—Hoop SkUi
n anfl Corsets ready made and made to onkeirmS
(anted of the best materials. Also Skirts repaired.
WTtfl, X. BAYLH7
seis-amrpl 812 Vine street, above Sights,
RET AH. DBY 60008.
BLANKETS!
WILL OPEN THIS DAY, V
FIVE CASES
VERY FINE EXTRA LARGE SIZE
BED BLANKETS,
Some of the finest goods ever made In this ooantry,
Will be Sold Very Low
On account of slight machinery »fa***y« while
r manufactured*
J. C. STRAWBRIBGE & CO.,
N. W. COB. EIGHTH AND MARKET.
Christmas Presents of a useful character
JOHN W. THOMAS.
405 and 407 North Second Street,
Haa °°^T?P 6 ° t,*™ assortment of the following
Goods snliable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS: ■
SIL| g
MO Sn^ N T IQUE9 - PIM ’ 8 IBISH POP LINS J)RBS3
la every variety. LYONS BLACK
VELVETS. LACES and EMBROIDE
RIES, GLOVES and HO3IERY.
SHAWLS, and CLOAKS.
LADIES’ CLOAKING.
Cloth*, Casiimere*, Doeskins, Blanket*,
&C., &C., <feC.
Together with our large stock of
Domestic Goods
All of which will be SOLD at PRICKS AS LOW ar
deII^.^y aHMESTCTTBE^
® market
N-nrTH.
% . («•>
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT— SEOONDBTOBY—
GREATLY INCREASED ROOM—FINE
STOCK READY MADS,
Bo;*’ Fine Clothing,
Boys’ Overcoat*,
Jaokets and Pants,
Garibaldi Bnit>,
$5,88 and $lO Suit*,
LADIES’ CLOAK BOOM,
Chri>tma* Cloaks,
_ Broche Bhawls
de6-th j.w-rpj
BEil ESTATE.
'Sntjectito '8 ground rent of $25 50 per annum.
5C £Jr, 011c y 01 fnsnrance of |soo goes with thesa’d;
JBSP Will rent for |!2amonUL Possession in March.
l6O to be paid at tbe tim- of sale.
. JAMES A, FRSEMAN, AncUone T r,
dels to Store, 422 Walnut stre*.
ataa-imf