,9 i
# k g- , l l a yettn.MAKvi
Tun WI apportluma, We tunes of the Austrian
/ cinlitre taspasSed the lidehentth.
' W3l. A.- P171:110::.;, prominent Citizen:
of Mr they, Pa., died yesterday.
1 i :rrnitsoN D.ms has, sailed from Baltimore.
. for Nei•Orleans,
Me. C. A, DANA has purchased the Sun. news
paper ofNcw York, 441:75,00d, , • -,•
' Incendiary fire at Vicksbtirg Tkursday
night destre3ed *57,000 worth of property.
Tun Bobby! Bloek and Western Telegraph
•CNllcr, In Canandaigua. New York, Were bartied
Yesterday. Loss,. $25,000,
• •'Witt.lxteu tf
.-En counterfeit $lO Obtei; "On the
National 13 . atth of Commerce, of New York city,
are circulating in Boston. ,
A rient'nun of Canadian voltittieer Officers have
felt Montreal to Join the Papal army; A . : 'regi
ment is being reentited in Mentreal for the Pope.
Ttanrut thousand rations ''frerc 'issued by the
Freedmen's Bureau in lliehmondja.; yesterday,
tQdestitnte vybites and rlegrcos. • . ~!
EIIGXNE ,C.ASSICALY; Democrat, was elected; lj.
S. Senator by the California Legislature, in.joint
convention, yesterday. ,
A DESPATCH froth Newetistie-en-Ty r ttotates
that agreat flee WAS raging there yesterday after-.
.__
Tr lit said thost- the Grand •Thike- of Baden *lll
abdicate; and leave the' Duchy free to Join the
North German Confederation
A.Normat batch of genians were, arrested yes
today in London. Troops were also hastily son
off to Portsmouth by a special train.'
Arc inquest oh the recent explosion, at Clerken
mill hos tesnited in a verdict charging Timothy
Desmond and Jerry Allen with murder, in having
caused the explosion. , ,
Tim French Senate is considering, the bill for
the reorganization of, the army.. Its advocates
think it necessary by reason of the threatening
look of affairs in Germany and Italy.
A tam 61 rights containing a clause making
allegiance to the United . States paramount to 'that
due the State, has lieeitvorted, ln the Virginia
ConVention. The'CohlieUticin has adjourned until
the 2el'of January. . •
Trir. Georght Convention has • passed an oidi
mance leyying 'a tar of one sixteenth, of one per
cent. for expenses, and has ordered the State
Treasurer to advance $40,000 to its disbursing
officer. , • ,
lEfs . scoes has revoked fan order of
General Mower, removing certain Judges and
Clerks of Courts In Louisiana. Mower's order
bed previously been suspended by orders from
Washington.
Tun Cumberland County, Pa., poor House
took fire on Thursday night, and was damaged
to the amount of $2,501). Three, persons were
burned'to death—one, an insane man, who t6a,3
chained to the floor; bang literally. roasted alive.
Tun Louisiana Convention has adopted a reso
lution asking Congress to pass a law ordering the
sale of the publlc lands in tracts of not more than
onehundred, nor less than fire acres, nod for
biddire; the R+ lf. of more than one tract to one
►erson or corporation.
A Ain uLtaltizi bus broken- Out in Yucatan
against Governor Cepida r who has been deposed,
'and 'a 'new Governor appointed in his place.
TheTevolutionists have signalled their advent to
now(•r by imposing a forced loan upon the in.
habitants.
fsus Sceretary of the Treasury, in compliancy
With a resolution of the. House, transmitted to
that body yesterday a communication •showing .
the , amount of tax collected on distilled spirit:,
from which it appears that in 1863 the revenue,
In round numbers, was $3,230,0001 in 1861,
$28,500,000; in 1865, $16,000,000; in 1866, $29,.
200.000. and in 1867, $28,300,000.
•
Tint trial, of Mayor 'Horton of Mobile, for a
vionLuoa of the Lair itiguts tie case' of
Charles Johnson, a negro;•was co'ncluded yester
day. The trial was occasioned by , ,the illegal
banishment of said Johnson from the city: The
case was fully and ably. argued before 'Judge
Busteed, in the United States District Court,
being a precedent case, and provoked considera
ble diselltiStOn and interest among the - People.
It is regarded as a fair test of the' protection
afforded by the bill, and resulted In a • verdict of
guilty. •
ii . Mysterious Atttair in reonaphiS.--An
ITlReatiY kilobit. Mollified by. intoner.
IV:em,the Sietaphts (Tem.) Avalanche, .Noveruberso.l
Fora wt ekpast the 'neighborhood of :De Soto
street: between Vallee and Elliott, has been ter
ribly excited over the occurre,nee of -a series of
circumstances so mysterious in their nature as to
amaze and mystify the;whole neighborhood. Tho
partichlar locality alfeeted is the , tenement No. 263
De Soto street,at present occupied by Mr.Ttrinp-
FOll, who owns and runs several furniture , 'ears.
Somewhere about a week ago, the people Occupy
ing the house were startled by .it succession , pf
loud knocks on the outside' or front. dear.. The
family were aroused,but aster is we could learn,
no inquiries' were made that hight,save the open
ing of the door to see what had caused the knocks.
No person being visible now, it wa , t supposed
to have been caused by some n:iischlevous boys,
and so the family went to' sleep again, and were
not disturbed till morning. On the second night,
about 11 o'clock, the Same knockings . were
heard, only; now more emphatic and um cc noisy
thin before; the knockings , this time, too, were
appaiently from the outside, and the family were
afraid to go to the door. Some persons con
nected „with the family went rip stairs, where a
full view of the door could be obtained, but al
though the peal of, knocks still condoned, no
visible cause could, be seen. After a while ,thhigs
quitted down and the family went to:sleep, but
about two hours after the first alarm was neard
again the knocks pealed forth; nearer, clearer,
and more alarming than before. A gentleman
went to the, deur, but not a living, creature could.
-.be. poem and no teasonable hypotheeie could be
givenAO account for this unusual preceeding.
A man was stationed ;It a second-story wiudow,
who,'from his pushion, could see the door, and
no one could approach - it unobserved. He had
not been atills post more than half an hour.
when the knecks were agßie repeated, and crash,
crash. went pane.after pane or glass until Sven-i
teen were broken, and, irething to show hew. It
was dons--not even a - piebole as large as
a pea could be • - ,found - among the splin
tered glass. The-family, were now seriously
alarmed and began to 'consult with nen
other and with their friends; to . arive, if pesi..l
- at an elucidation ;of this anneying mystery.
Without arriving at any
,eonehision they
• all retired, and were not•• dieturbed; hguiu that
night. On the third night-the same', Seepes were
repeated, three panes of girlie being brtikeh, and
all the earthen ,jars containing milk overturned,
and their contents spilled. The "spirit ":or what
ever else it was, did not - content itself with over
turning the jars, but it broke them into', Pieces,
not ono being left whole. Satisfied with the mis
chief it had-done on this. the third night, it re-
tired, and allowed the persecuted family to on-
, oy bleep for the rest of the night, if they could. 1
On the lourth night a young man was ern-
ployed to watch the door. Ire placed his bed
close to a large safe used for holding the table
ware
and (Aline belonging to . the family. In
about an hour he aroused the family, and told
them he hail fallen asleep. and that he had had a
dream. Ile stated that he had dreamt that the
safe near which he had been sleeping had been '
overturned on lion by three men, and that he had
been covered with the debris whiM fell from it,
And' that it had awakened hire, and he concluded '
by asking sonac,of the family to sit up and watch
with him. The young'unin then moved his hod
ten feet from the safe, all the doors , of the
connecting chambers being open. and the
lights howl nr been extinguished. In about twenty
minutes After he , had again laid down, the
safe w lifted up and violently hurled toward
/
him, nd its contents almost entirely broken,
The family, now nearly paralyzed with fear,
moved about in momentary dreattof something
still more terrible to come, and, pale vvltte terror
and anxiety, it was concluded to summon in the
.neighbors, among whom was Dr. S% asson.? one
of our well-known dentists. Ile was asked to
stay in the house all night and keep the family
'company. Ile consented to do so, and sent for
-his revolver, and he also laid down. ,At this
time there were two or. three young men in the
room 160 had coons in when the alarm W3B
given: . -They - remained about an hour, and
as no ,further . disturbance had occurred,
tbey rconcluded to go home. They had not
left the , room wore than five minutes,
the llghta-baving been extinguished after
their d(patture, when a pair of vases— one
.on either end of the mantel piece—were hurled
'laths lloor and broken into a thousand pieces.
J.At, the same time. all the parties is the room
being wide awake; but before a lamp could be .
~ttd, the top of, a brush box .was taken . from
: graslistsnd and thrown with fearful force Into
, el OpOsite. corner of the room; striking a /arge
IA
*be - lo laMp and entirely demolishing it. This
mccurrs4 -- about II o'clock. • The people in the
liourfoAad,:tnany of the. neighbors had by this
- . .lime tic-come impressed with the Idea that they
were being treated to an unasked display of
i3pixis rftpplzge, sled they accordingly. de
..
THE D 131.Titiiiii:LPHILADELPIIIA, -S. A TITRRA ) Y; ETi'EMBER' , 21, 1867.-TRIPLE SHEET
termined to '; investigate the matter on
that line. They accordingly sent - post-'
haste for Mr. PONOW, a gentleman of much'
r repute among the believers of spiritualism In this
„ory, wino Stilt for a celebrated medium el the
tonal° sex. Like Caller, sho'canie, sho saw, she
conquered; and Abe. unruly, Visitant from the
,other world was so mollified thatte at last con
sented to hold converse with her and Mr. Peplow.
A great deal of e.v.planationfi took "place, and
questions pro and eon were askedand answered •
ou both sides, and at length a treaty of peace was
concluded between the irate spirit. on the , one
side, and the medium and Mr. Peplow on the
other, that the'.spirit would .ecase annoying
,Teaks on condition that a cortlin sum of
money was, paid to his -.wife' within the
period of two months. This •Was agreed to,
and the spirit, was exorcised, at least for the time
being. We 'are' informed that 'lll6- dainage
sustained by Mr. Thompson, from these visita
tions will not fail far shortqf $200: This ifs one
'of the most singular affairs which we have ever
been called - upon to detail, and though not be
lieving in tho'spiritual theory of' the matter; still
we 'cannot deny the fact that it Is most mysteri
ous, and its mystery should be unravelled, if pos
,Able. If broken by mortal azedcy, the windows
must have been broken from the house; but ho*
account for the overturning - of, the safe when
the people on watch were wide awake and onthe
.I(rt, we are at loss to flettalllitlef. We fully
apPreciato the feet that the story appears inoredi
.ble, hut we give it as it was given to us, and peo
ple•who are skeptical in regard to the matter can
fully satisfy.themselves. for we have given them
a sufficiency of data for all such purposes.
Jtipati and the Stuadwlch Islands.
morn nit, Hawaiian Gazette, Get. 10.]
letters received at the Foreign Office by
the last mail from Kariapwa, give a favor
able account of the negotiation now in pro
gress by E. Van Reed,, ..:. 'Hia• Majesty's
Consul General, with the Japanese Govern
ment. These negotiations have in view the
placing of, Hawaiian products on the same
footing in Japan, as- were accorded by the
Tycpon to those of England, France and the
'United States by the convention entered into
last year. This convention fixes the duties,
and also the regulations which shall govern
imports into Japan, from the nations which
are parties to 'that lifstrtutent, and places
goods on a more advantageous footing than
those nations which have no commercial
treaty.
The necessary' documents sent to Mr. Van
Reed, some months since, were supposed to
have miscarried,: but finally arrived safely,
and Gen. Van Valkenburg, the Minister
Resident of the United States at Yeddo, is
lending all the • assistance in his power to ex
pedi e_ the negotiations and assist the Ha
waiian Plenipotentiary.
The treaty was in cue hands of the Tycoon,
and there Was a reasonable prospect that it
would be signed during the month of Sep
tember, and made ready to transmit to His
ilajesty tor ratification immediately.
Orders had been issued by the Japanese
government to have a man-of-war in readi
ness early in October to proceed to Honolu
lu, with officers on board having charge of
the treaty. We may, therefore, shortly en
joy the novelty of seeing a Japanese man-of
ivar at anchor in our uarbor, and assume
treaty relations with the people who have se
cludedthemselves: for centuries from the
civilised world, and commercial relations
with *hum just now is deemed so desirable.
It is possible, that if the various objects of his
mission are terminaterby that time, that D.
C. Waterman, Esq., will return in the vessel.
it will be remembered that he left San Fran
cisco on the 3cl of September, in the steam
ship Great Republic, and must have arrived
at Kanagawa with bis dispatches in the lat
ter days of that month.
A Visit to the Great Glacier of brew
Zealand.
An English paper has an account' of a visit
paid recently by the'chief Officers of the Geo
logical Department to the great glacier on the
west side of Mount Cook. The foot of the
glacier, whica is but thirteen miles from the
sea, is 1,900 feet wide. Neither the glacier
nor,the immense field snow which feeds it
is visible from the rive until within a quarter
of a mile of it, when the stupendous Magi of
, snow and ice, at once breaks upon the
view. Below the glacier a recent moraine
extends for several • hundred yards, consiSting
of dairis of the rock, twenty feet, deep,
underlaid by, ice, and, snow,, through which
considerable streams of water run, which are
rendered visible in round boles, caused by
the giving way of the ice and by cracks in
the surface. On the southern side there has
recently been a great fracture.of the I ice , and
breach of the rock, which had fallen in im
moose masses. The Party 'ascended on the
• northern side,' where the snow or ice formed
rounded hills, undisturbed by any' cracks or
fissures. , The glacial matter is porous, and
piesents tolerable footing; it is of a gray
color, full of small dirt, with occasional
Atones, which had evidently fallen from the
urrounding
The great peculiarity of this glacier is not
only its immense , size, but the conaequent
fact of its descending to so low a level—e4o
feet above the sea level —instead of emit ug, as
is usually the case, at an altitude of so ne
:I,eito or •OM feet„ close to the limit of per
petual snow, among Alpine vegetation.
]fare the green bush extends some, thousands
of feet above the glacier, on the steep' sides
of the range in which the glacier has cut the
deep 'nairow gorge. Nut a single Alpine
plant rewarded the research of the party, and
the teMperature on - the glacier was scarcely
below that on the fiat below..', With some .
ceremony the ,party named it the Victoria
. The height of the peak of Mount
(. ok is foluid to be 12,3 p, feet.
How We Vreases'the
[Fro the,Bauta Gazotte, Nov. 16.]
The Peace Commission have . made LtroltY
«itGthe Klowas and the CaManches. The
ludians have made.,profuse,prfessions of love
their white brethren, and protest they
would not do one oftheim harm for the world.
Indeed they never did, except When they had
acme good reason for so doing.
The Corundssion, on their part, showed
the high consideration in which they hold the
red brethren, and the confidence they had in
their good faith, in observing treaty stipula
tions, by distrifinting among them.
...• 4 4 I 50,000 worth of provisions,
.',OOO . suits of uniforms,
' , ,060. blankets,
to qbarter boxes tobacco, )
20 bolts Indian cloth,
3 bales domestics.
I bile Linsey,
12 dozen squaw axes,
bale-ticking, •
60 revolverti,'' : - '
And besides these, they have beads, butcher
knives,.thread and needles', brass bells, look
. in'-glasses, and silver medals. '
The Indians - were' quit& independent in
their talk, and did, not seem, to; care much
lout anything that was saltrto them except
it had rdidence to the presents,._„ They arc
' ir)w well put up for the winter; "through the
,means of what has been given glom, and
they will remain satisfied under their treaty
.oldigationa tudil the grass shall' havegrown
in the spring. They will then be in prime
condition for the war path, if they should,hat
become effeminate and demoralized by the
luxurious life they, lead while winter
enarters this winter.
In all their lives they were never
_Bo well
prepared to spend a comfortable winter as
they nosy are.
A Iticir REoome DIE,":--W e con d ense
from the Trey Pimp, the sfollowing tragic
incidents in the deatkof a rich beg4ar which
'occurred in the village of Greentrush, N, y,
one day last week.. The miser's tame. wts
Frederick W. Rowkl; he came to. Green
bush a few: weeks before. ;clothed in the
habiliments of abject poverty, eManciated
and appareutly half starved, old itnd beat
with age. •Ile obtained a room in a tene-
Went' house:and a charitable' lady ministered
to wants. Almost "every day tue old
man would , beg in the streets and with such
success, that he not unfrequentiv retired to his
hovel with well-filled pockets. - About h week
ago the miser disappeared from sight, After
the lapse of several days, the landlord who
had , allowed Rowld to occupy his room, con
cluded to burst open the, door, supposing he
would find the'corpse of the heggar. In one
corner of the rodm,on a little pallet of straw,
lay the dead bodk, the bony fingers clutching
a bank deposit of $7OO, whist scattered about
him upon the floor lay notes, bonds, deeds
and bank-books, and it was evident twit the
wretch had died in a struggle counting his
hoarded wealth. The scene could not have
been more •dramatic it' presented upon the
stage. The ghastly, repulsive features, the,
tattered, hnbit, ot the iniSer:•and :the wealth
for which he bartered his ' Soul lying
around formed a picture which not, even tae
mimic scenes of the stage could rival in in
tense'dramatic force. Large numbers visited
the apartment, to 'Raze noon, the dead miser,
surrounded by his wealth. But, as if in
mockery of the life he led, the rouney left by
the old wretch secured him a decent burial,
and he Went down to' the' grave attired more
respectably than he had ever known when
,alive. Kind hands forgetful of the past, laid
him tenderly away in the tomb, there to sleep
in oblivion until the last great trump shall
sound, and he shall then learn whether the
treasures of earth are counted among the
treasures of heaven.
mmisma.
JO.
4prnber Itierabants
Seventeenth and Spring Garden streete,
OFFER A LARGE STOCK OF SELECT LUKEIER AND
HARDWOODS 4T, REDUCED PRICES. no to th2xo
50.0(10 rAlik,VeTiledtra Ai m it l eaut 4 l,o7Vo l t U t i"
big; assorted width Shelving and beaded Fencing; u (g;
Pattern stuff; 4 inoh Yellow Pine Sills; chow Boxing.
Sheathing and Fio,oring; Cypreaa and White Pine
Shingles, low prices. Di/CHOLSON'S, Seventh an Car
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Tu IT., ANC St,cuSiL
LI corn. andoling; also, 8-4 and 64 Sign Boards,
feet 10ng.. , Undertakers' Case Boards for sale low. NUJ
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strcetlNharf. des)-;:t
liEnirriv.. WIIIINISIIIIING GOODS.
GENTS' PATENT-SPRING AND BUT.
•if toned Over Gaiters, Cloth, 'Anther, white
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44 , 1 0, , and brown Linen; ObAdron's Cloth and
... Velvet Le_gglngs Lelso made to order
oi. .. WGENTIV ..R.NISHINQ GOODS,
• ...- - 2 of every description, very low, C.KO ChoAnnt
1 'Street, corner of Ninth. Thebel l :ad Gloves
or ladies and gents, at
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PERSONEUI,d,
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covering wax fruit and flowers, with stands, of all
sizes, for sale at - B. IL BLEEPER &
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RAILROAD LINES.
FROM FOOT OF MARKET STREET,
(UPPER FERRY),
, •
COMMENCING TUESDAY, SEPT. 17. DM
Trains will leave as follows:
For Bridgeton. Salem, Vineland, Mlllville and interme.
dish) Stations, at 8.(g) A.M., and E. 39 P.
For Cape May 3.10 P. M.
For N% oodbury nt 849 A. M., and 'B.BO and f.OO P. U.
- Freight :Train ; leaves Camden at iBW M (noon.)
Freight will be received at Second Coverer; Wharf be
low Walnut 'street. frem - 1 A. M. until P. M. Freight re.
oelyed before 9 A. M. Wilt go forward the eerie day.
Freight Delivery, No: MS. South Delaware avenue.
Wl' .JAM' J. SEWRLL. Superintendent.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Rallroad.--Winter Time.—Tatlng
effect 'Nov. 24th. 1867. The trains of
g
ei,42,vaanetianettral streets,m,eh , ,:rthadDedattlyt
the cars of the Market Street Passenger Railway,
- e last ear connecting • with each train, leiving Front
and Market streets thirty. minutes before Its departure.
Those of the Chestnut and r Walnut, Street Ea !way run
within one snare of the Depot. , • ' • 0
ON SUNDAYS—The Market ' Street Cars leave Front
and Market streets 01 111111111011 before the departure of
each train. •
Sleeping CarTicketlean be had j application at the
Ticket Odic% Northwest censer inth and Sbestnut
Streets, and at thu Depot. • • "-
Agents of the Union Transfer Company will call for and'
deliver Baggage at the Depot. Orders left at No. 901 Chest.
ant street. No. lit Market street, or No. 1 South Eleventh
street. will receive attention.
TRAINS 11.4kiA VE. DEPOT. VIZ.:
• Mall Train.................... .......... . .......at SOO AIM.
Feat Lino
Erie Expres,+ ... - ._. ..- ....... ......, ..... at 12.00 H.
Paoli Acemmodati on N o . 1... ......... ........at 1.00 P: M.
Harrisburg Accom.... ........ ............ at 2.E0 P. 61,
Lancaster Acc0m.........................7.......at 4.00 P. M.
ParksbaraTrain.. ............. ... . ... ... ..at 5.00 P. M.
elnna
e
Mil Accom. o. 2........................ ..... at LlBl P. M
Erie Mai 1.......... ... ........ .......... ....at 11. 1 5 P. M.
Philadelphia rre5i.................... .at ILIS P. M.
aceommodation at 11.50 P. M.
Erie Mail leaves daily, except Satunia.v.
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. All other trains
Sally, except Sunday. •
The Virestens Accommodation Train runs daily, except
Sunday. •For this train tickets must be procured and
baggage delivered by 5 00 P. 'l%, at 110 Market street.
TRAINS AllitlVE AT DEPOT. VIZ. •
Uhichonati Express— ........... ..... ... ...at 1.15 A. M.
Philadelphia Eure55..................:. ...... " 7.10 "
Paoli Acton. No. 1.... ....... .. ....... ........ " 8.20 "
Erie Mail. ... . . .... . . ........... ........ .. ..... . " 9.115 "
Fast Line ~..._... ..... . .... .. .. v..... ........ . " 945 "
ParksburgTrain. .. it to ..
Lancaster Train................... ..... ........ " Lie P.M.
Erie 11,:nr , u. ii 1 . 1 0 •..
Oay Elpress.' . ..................... ....... .... " 6.2 i) •
Paoli Accom. N o. 2.................. ........... " 7.10 "
HanisburgAccom.. .. ~ ... ...
_...„. ....... .... " 9.60 "
For further information, "a4IY to
JOHN C. ALLEN. Ticket eat, OM Chestnut street,
FRANCIS FUNK. Agent, 11 Market street '
EAMUEL 11. WA7 !ACE, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk for liaggage except for Wearing Apparel, and
Baggageheesponsibty to One Hundred Dollars in value.
ell exceeding that antekunt in value will be at thi
tide of the owner. unless taken by_epecial contract
• EDWARD LL WILLIAMS,
General Rap Fp taniont. A Itnnnit. Pa.
Ba ImOAAIDEN AND ATLANTIU RAIL. ROAD.
WINTER • ARRANGEMENTS.
On and art. r Thursdayi_lrtober Stet, 1867 , trains will
go/tve) Vine Fired Ferry o. 4l (Btuulaye excepted):
Sian and Freight.. • ~..... .......... . . ... 7.80 A. AL
atissow ~. . .. P. M.
Juitooton Atomuouedatlon 'to atoo ano - interinedlate
atatiene..... •- • •• • • ..5.0 P.M.
PETURNINB Vh[Y,L . LENVt - Akfiali L TiO:
Atlantkikooonanodation........ ........ . ........&15 A. IL
?dell and LP, woo-- . ..
...
JilaCtiOnSCOniii atiil;3l;tOiXii*:: A. U.
Haddon 9d. Actommodatlou will leave •
Vine sir Ferry... 10.15. A_ 51, 6.00 P. 511.
iii .. . .... J.OO F 54,, 8.15 P. AL
a • , "u: PrifaiDx. Aunt.
CIROWN BRAND LAYER RAISINS. ....WHOLES
kJ home and quarto boxes py thin_obnidld trult,land.
lisa and for„sale by .198. B. uU6BLEE, CO, 106 uoutb
'Dewar. Aram .
ACADEMY Iv •
GEORt3E WILLIAM ANI/ At.PRED HANLON. Lessees
FOR / SUE IiOLIDA 18 CO,IIIMENOING
111 NDAY LIVENING; December La,
The World's Great Favorites—The Wonderful and
FAMOUS
DA A LGN intoTilEßS! . II 4.N1:0 N BROTHERS t
George, William and Alfred, with their Grand Trans.
Atlantic Combination. Twenty male and female Conti
nental Artistes, all new to America.
TDB MANLGN MOTHERS • •
have secured the following confedt ration of human skill,
their first appearance tn this city:
IlAhltY GURR,
TIIE CIIAMPILIN SWIMMER OP TIIE
the Celan sled Natator, or Duman Frog, In his marvelous
aquatic evolutions. in the coarse aL which ho will eat,
drink and smoke, while entirely submerged in his watery
bed.
PROFESSOR GREGOIRE,
ETHARDO, TILE GREAT 'SPIRAL .ASCENSIONIST.
MLLE. G RT It U DE,
and her highly trained Canine Troupe of Seven Edu
cated French Poodles,'
IOW) GREGORX, TIIE VERSATILE ARTISTE.
• JEAN AND VICI
the Champion Juvenile Gymnasts of all Europe.
ALFRED AND ARTHUR. the AERIAL, WONDERS.
GEORI,E, WILLIAM AND ALFRED HANLON,
in their intrepid and terrific Aerial Feats, including their
new and wonderful creation, entitled the
• TIIREE ELVIN Li MEN OF THE AIR, •
first time in this city.
HANLON'S GKAND MINIATURE CIRCUS,
inti educing the beautiful Mick Pony 'Auro, a," the Per.
forming Goat "Esmeralda," the highly trained Steed
"Diaz a," one the celebrated Okhdruped Artiste, "Junl•
ter,"
,the only Dog in the world that has been taught , to
Ride, Vault, Leap Balloons, Ac., rivaling-the most ac
complished Equestrians of the , day. %he whole Canine
I'raternity, in
PHE LILIPUTIAN STEEPLE CHASE.
New Christmas Pantomime. entitled
PERPETUAL TORMENT,
in which the prominent members of the troupe will AP.
Pear.
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEES.
CIIIIISTMAS AND inATFRDAY AFTERNOONS,
at 2,50 o'clock, ter the especial accommodation of Fami
lia and Schools.
PRICES. OF ADMISiION.—To Matinees. - Adults, DO
cents ; • hildron, to all parts of the Honsc. 25 cents.
Evenings-i. Orchestra. Si ; Orchestral iirele and Balcony,
75 cents; }amity Circle, 50c.; Amphitheatre, 25c.
Doors open at 7, Ovetture commences at o'clock
precisely.
The sale of Tickets will commence at the Academy,
and at .7. E. GOULD'S New Plana Warcrooms, No, 923
CIIESTAUT street, Friday, December 2e.
IG member that those who wish for seats Must secure
them In advance. de19.4t5
ACADEMY t.tr MUSIC—MATINEE.
DE LA GRANGE. '" BRIGNOLI.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.. COMPANY
-THIS
GRAND ITALIAN
December 21, at.".
dames Dl
MATINEE-51AI: LILL
Mesdames DL LA GRANuE end PHILLIPS, Signori
ERIGNOLI, ORLANDINt and COLETTI In the principal
roles. - -
LA
Idta °. ical Director; and Conductor, Signor NICO-
Admission, el to all partm of the hoielo. (No e.xtra
ehuigf tut rthel veil stn.) -
lloorr ope• at 1: to cowl:lent:0 nt an'elork.
")""
.A.
Gn.AND•IFALIAN OPERA.
POSITIVELY FOR WO WEEK 6 ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1668,
during which the tli4luguiahed Prima Donna,
MME. PAREPA ROSA,
P ill annenr in n natat , Pr 14 her f tvnrite roles, doll ti
1../1.1*...0 LA LI / DIhCBL ittsaittE.
.111 LeEbtC...... . . ... Win. E. Sinn Co.&
GE.Atli DRAMA.
LAST APPEARANCE OF
'MLLE. FANNY JANALSCIIEK.
(The gicatest living l'ratedlenne.,
IS (SA'I'UItDAY: EVENIvG. Doc. 214,
tel FAREAVELL-- PEItFOIth4ANCIi. --- •
MLLE. FANNY JANAUSCREK
IN TWO PIECES,
The celchrritcd 511 a Drama, fu live Acts:
:11AEI KAN N
(A Woman of the People.)
MARIEANNI: FANDi Y AN AUSCEIEIi.
conclude s itb El:Moir:it Dramatic. Tunic, in one
Act,:
COME Limy..
AN ACTRESS . FANNY JANAUSCLIEK.
T.ICKE'f 8. OISE 'DOLLAR. P*erved ceats, 50 recta
extra. l'ainily Circle, La centH Only. Private flay.ca.
$l5.
Tickets stow on sale at Wittig's Music Store, No
ttll (Zeman street, and at the ]Dot office of the Theatre
Doo , a open at 7.,, Commence IV 8.
1110 ,, tnN.r tB--4 !EN Dit.lt.,l.l)N. .
A. "
Will ho proddced MONTI.% V YVC. 1867,
And during
HOLioAi
THE 31AGNIF1L;e.NT SPE.ti VACULAR PLAY
Founded on the beautitul Fairy Tale,
CINIFEId LLA;
OP., TUE t.r RS SUPPER.
And entitled
CENDRIL.LON. .
Produced with
NEW AND tIORGEORS SCENERY.
NoMAGNIFIOENT COoTUMES,
A BALLET OF SEVEN" Y. WIT BEAUTIFUL YOUNG
LADIES.
AND A CAST OF CNE.QUALLED POWER.
Povitl.r memwd.
Admialion-25 cente, 50 centa and Sl.
SATURDAY AYTERNOON, Dec. 21,
MLLE. MARIE ZOE
Will appear in a
FAF!.V.WVEL MATINEF,
a. JUILN'ULE W 'l3 Al.lal THEATRE.—
..MI - Boginn )6 put 7.
BENEFIT OF C. IVAL(IOT,
.TO-NIGIiT. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1%1,
71).: Charles Dickens Drama of
THE 'IIAUNTED MAN.
REDLAW....................................31r. C Walcot.
Atter which. C. Walcot, En'a
'BURLESQUE lIIAWATLIA."
MINERAIIA ..biro. C. Weilcot.
1 - 11AWA1 8A........ .. —.. . ... Mr. C..lcalcot.
Concluding with "Jonathan Bradford'"
"UN MAC itAIdFX . . 111 r. C. Walcot.
CALEB SCR kal .. • Mr. Craig.
CH i'M WEER . -- it ins..
IN ply VA RATION - "LIGHT AT LAST.”
01.11.k.a61 ILILA tl. iv. b. LAAII.I%Eit
yr . t u ta,l H and WALNUT streets. Begins at Ms,
• GREAT IDLE FOR BAT JAY NIGIIT.
Loot nigl t of•the eminent Comedian. J NO. BEI/BORAX
lirougham's poi Mai adaptation of Oickena' novt /4
DAVID COPPERFIELD.
Wilkins Micawber ... ... „Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM.
a tter which the worli renowned extravaganza
• kall.l.ll(lN.TAtti.
King. ... . ......Mr.JoHN BROUGHAM.
• 'Concluding with Ihe Mato/ ical Drama of
WALLaCE. TIDE HEM) OF 8C "TEAM).
Monday- -FL at night of the groat Artiste, Lucille Western,
ho will appear In C. W. Tavleure'a Drama of
HAFT LY NNE, OR THE ELOPEMENT.
N ruLLADELPHLA OPe,RA. tiOubb,
SEVEN= Street. Woe; ARCH.
L. V. TUNSSON & CO. —.. „. „..Proprietore
TUNISON C 0.4 VINSTRELIA
TUNifilffr• A; CO.'S MINSTRELS.
GRAND GOA NGE PROGRAMALE,
THROUGHOUT.
CROWDED HOUSES—DELIGHTED AU
DIENCES.
IMMENSE SUCCESS ~ )F THE NEW DUE
, lESQUE,
I'ETER PIPER PEPPEK FORGE AND
FORT FISH Kn.
.JOHNNY MACK,
LIIE ORE AP vnitsfieriu: COMEDIAN,
W IL L. !SHORTLY - APPEAL:.
DoN'T FAIL TO SEe. HIM.
FRIDAY EVENING 11F.NEFIT OP W. ALLEN.
Doom open et 7 o'clock. Goinamuco at 8.
AO , irion. 25. 50 and 75 cents. Doxem. $5.
A." °I'1 ';11 1‘ e i Ci iir•fanied original and only MORRIS
IitiOTI.ILES` MINS]: at ^ -
O,NrElt I HALL,
MONDAY EVENII` G.. DEC. •
And every evening during the week. Also t a Grand
Matinee CHRIST N AS Airl ERNOUN,•corriniericing at
,o'clock. HILLY MoRRIS, the People's Comedian, with
'nu entire r EW et tertaintpeat entitled
A TRIP AROUND TUE WORLD.
Admission, 25 cents. Iteserr d seats, 51.1 cents. Doora
open at 6.;, to room elle(' at o'clock. Box Office open
from 10 to 3 P. 51., for the sale of secured seats.
tit* • CHARLES A. Al...Mittel, Manager.
NI LW LLEVENt oPERA lit .LS
NI
• ELEVENTH area. above CHESTNUT,
Tsar. F.A.MILY RESORT.
CAIINCROSS Zs DIXEY'S MINSTRMI
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
COMPLETE SUCCESS. HOUSES CROWDED.
SPLENDID 13ILL FUR THIS WEEK.
TRI MENDOUS HIT •
4 04 tho new Aseerf ean•German Operatie•Rhenmatio.
Atiotootatle•Senlational ltudeeque on •
S CRP;
OR, GENERAL GRANT AT CAPE MAY.
CARL SENTZ'S
ORCHESTRA MATINEES,
EVE URSDAY AFTERNOON':
At 314 o'clock.
IN 116111 ICULTURAL HALL.
Plano Solo- (Alli RO ESE.
Package of Four Tickets for One Dollar.
Single Tickets, 60 cents.
To be had at Boner Si Co.'s. 1102 Chestnut street, and at
io door. nolS.tf
SSEM.B.
A. - ~L Y BUILDLNO. LAST
BIGNOB BLITZ. , SEASON.
EVENINGS at 7Y, 4 ; WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY A FTERNGDNS at 8 o'clock.
Another Wonder, the Groat Doubloleaded
SPHINX i SPHINX I SPHINX !
As performed .by him only. Feats in Magic, Funny
Scones in Ventriloquism, Marvelous Birds, and the Min ,
sire's, Millie:ion, 21 cents. Children, 15 cents, Reserved
Scats, Ge cents. nolikf
GARLIVOLF.SOHN'S
SERIES OF
11' BETH OVEN Al AEINEES.
, Commencing FIUDAY. Jan. 44,1867, at 4y, Y.
AT THE
FOYER OF THE AO ADEIdY OF MUSIC , .
Snlmeriptiono for the Serieli will bo received by ANDRE
Du. 1101 elleotnut otroot LOU 8 MAYER ,
No. 1:l.10 Chrotnnt street ; CHARLES 'TRUHPLEkt,
eneetnut otroet; and HONER ill CO., 1102 Chnatnut
otTeot. d 014,21,8,40
,
(I; j
•
SULKEB 4
AT NATAII/BIUM „ •
Broad street. b . low Walnut, cast MAO. •
MST 8011DlE,
SATURBAY EVENING, December Slat, at 8 o'clock.
SubHcrietions received and Programmes furn6 hed at
AP principal Muria Btoree and Obickering's and Gould's
Piano Warerooma. ' deMff,
BUN
YAN TABLEAUX. - -7
AI A/IKET /i'IItEILT, A„110 V// TIVELF:IIf.
aft , at 13 o'olcsek. Ad.
NATIONAL HALL. MAIN 44A LOON,
Thum
tittiE3).l:ei..rd,,,,sna,nn.dtgLitibatilttauttirid.:litiveolvilriatinc~oniatrue..e),dnee4ay.
nelltF.•detion. :14) cents. P our , tickets for $l. Children 15
C •••: . •
de2oo*
°114117t/A.Bg—°P. ÜBLIO iII3IIBAR4
LIOX'S AMERICAN . v '''/It THEATRE
I. EVERY EVENING end
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE.
In Grand Ballets, EthlePlan BurieSedba Solnik IMAM
ir _G l ytnnne Ettim4 tA ig iti: :
° Pim
Alil
kr a t th e . m usi 4 ' FUND HALL every SATURDAY a
Phi I'. B. Tickets sold at the Door and at all priml
M noir,. Eitoree. 13ngentnente can be made b i t ad
U. EIAbTERT,ANI , Monterey straet, or at , WITT ,
Moak store,lio,u Cheataut etroet.. ~ . . °MO
13
Ai A S BLEII4I' 51 41 NDAY - .AFTERNOON IN)NUIC"erfI.
4-Ist Concert every Monday. frOns 8)5 till 5 ' loot.
54insio admission, 50 cents. Packaie roux Tick °
Monpon" m a y % law , se . eta, *1 00,
acealiti
MMMEMtPMN•
Vocal Concer
YOUNG MAENNERCHOR ,
MU 510 11. 1 0- O:ND . ?A.LL,.
Saturday, December 2lst, 1867.
Cendnctor..... ;. ...... . . RAR N.
A (nladen. , ... . • . t . .. ... .. ON @ DOLLA It.
Tickets to . hx . d Ett. the principal •" .1181 e Moro% and on
the evening of the Concert at the Ticket ORiee.
4020.20
EIIOA zs ' HY 01? • '
• Regular Winter Term w -begin January
uplla season 'tickets for the- Matinees are now ready
nd will be delivered on recol , t of tuition.. Cironlare a
he • Mee : cor. To ,th th,s-
pENNtIYLVANIA eJAD Y rO 01161.1616 ARTS,
OPtol from 0. to 6P. above TENTH '
Benjamin est , ' 'great Motors of CORD3T REJEPTPID
still an exhibition. . . sos.tr
11141NIVISAJ114111*
THE
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The Fidelity Insermee, Tiust
- And Safe Deppeit 'Com pany
FOR THE R OAFE
THERVALU REEFING 4)_FA BLE& EMMA OTOCIEI3
g MPCMARX. " -ED I AMEr ai
aOllll WELBH, _ U •
J. GILLINGHABI74.I.,, B. A OALDWELL.
HENRYIi OII3BON,
Pr' (Mee in the OA...proof a( the Fbfladelphili
fir i t a nal Bank. 421 uttestnet
lIITARIIIMMINI •
THE 1 1! • 1 : upon the follow.
De rates e year• ,
SmE&onda..... .................... 11 Per 000
Bing& and Beearitter. SO cal. Per 104
Oo — fir(Wor Bullion .. .. 25 Per 004
Bowe coln or Bullion.. ......... •• • •••. • • f
Gold onellyer , s;; . z . t . 1
WU2IOI BOXEI3 or small Poxes of Hankers,
aillittrVialatView t 5 21 1 41 Couwaskyona
ThstOnnzoffers - for : SAFES INSIDE TN
VAMTS at WM 114 1250 and 1675 rear. acconUns 20
:dee and) on.
Capons and Interest collected too. r 1 per Cents
tercet allowed on Money Derwin
of evert kind accepted.
N. B BR ME. Predawn
Romer Pairrawaon,
Secretary and Treasurer. • laloth.nta.rPlY
1829 .....aumTER rm,=Qom,
3FIEL.I&N]aILIEN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA.
Pk% 485 end 437 Chestnut 81764
Assets on Obtober 1,1887,
t 4,2,5810,343.3.
.......
Accrned Surplus
Yremluma
UNSETTLED CLAIMS
W,314 13
Loseslsild Since 1829 Over
W 5,500,000.
+ , ... t - on Ub iI TanmO
DM:MB& 4 "
Chas. N. Banekno,
Tobias W
Gran agner, 1 Aline F rall i g dor. '
Samuel t, Fran. W. Lewis. IL Di
Geo. W. ilicbarda, Thomas Swim
loam Loa„ Wm. S. Grant.
RHAqp.A. Itiliroddied:
JAS. W. litoginhill lirke,dwit
oantary , pm tam tan
TIELdWARE MUTEALHAFF"ry INSURAN C E COM.
.V anu TlK. ls. lncorporte , d by the Legislature of Peanut
.
Mee. S. E. z eorner THIRD and WALNUT Streets.
hiIaMARI!: E agitANCES
On Vessebi , Cargo i and Freir li to all farts of the world.
8
iio.sds " by river, I LAND lk! and land carriage to all
parts of the Union. _ _
FIRE INSI:RANCES
On merchandiloggnerally
Un Stored, Dwelling% tc. -
ABSETSoveI QF Tug COMPANY.
N/her 1. 1567.
fig2oo,ooo united States Five Per Cent. Loan.
10.4(Ys . .. I .
1124'm 00
=MO Unied otitis Six PC;
60,000 United Sta tes 7 210 l'er Cent. aan:
Treasury Notes... .
030,000 State of Pennsylvania Six Per
Loan.. .. 210 070 00 125,000 City of . '
Six 'Per Cent
Loan (exempt from tax) . . ... . '. 12,025 00
50,000 State of New Jersey Six Per Cant.
L0an..... ........... ......—.—__ 51,000 00
20.00 PentisSivania Railroad First Mort,
gage Sic Ont. Bonds. •
. ... _ 19,000 03
25,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second%Mort.-
gape Six Per Cont. Bonds
25,000 Western Pennsylvania Railroad SEX M''l.ls W
Per Cent. Bonds (Penna. lilt •
guarantee). .„, ._ . .. 2 0.000 0
20,000 State of Tennessee Five Cen't.
Loan 18,000 00
7,000 State of Tennessee 'six Per (knt.
Loan .... . ... .. •• • 4.270 00
10,000 001) sharer s to c k, ....
Company, Principal and inten•st •
guaranteed by the City of Phila.
delphiaoo3 03
7.500 150 shares stock Pennsylvania 15.
• road Company. . . 7,000 03
5,000 103 shares stock North Penniylvarda
Railroad Company, . .•.. • —,. 0,000 00
:000 80 shares stock. Philadelphia and
Southern Mail Steamship Co 15,003 00
031,200 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, first
/ions on City Pr0pertie5........... 201,030 00
Market Value 181.102,10.60
Coat. 611.06.679
Real Relate,— . ... .. 34000 00
Bala Receivable for Ineurances
n)ade. . 9.1.9.1:15 67
81.101,400 Far
rtarn — ces . due at Agnacies—Pre.
miunpop ,Mariue.Pol!cies—Ac.
crued Interest, and cater debts
due ple Uom p tny , 43,324 88
...
Stook • and Scrip of sundry Irum•
ranee and °tilos Companica,*
*0.6 00. Estimated valuo. . 2.017 00
Carbsu . • = 1 Oin
CaabLt Drawer. ... • .•
•• • ••$ 2I fi3 . 1(0,315 es
DIRECTORS.
Thomas C. Hand, James C. Hand.
John ti. Davis, Samuel E. Stokes,
Edmund A. Bonder, Jamee Tref/gale.
Joreub H. ZeaL. William C. Ludwig, _
Theophilus Paulding, Jacob e, Jellee,
Hugh Craig, JamesMcFiuland,
P.
Edward Darlington. Joshua P. Eyre,
John R. Penrose, • John D. Taylor
H. .1 once Brooke, . Spencer Meliva
Henry Sloan, ' . Henry G. Daftett, r.,
George G. Leiner. George W. BernAdOn t
V/ illian G. Bei/Mon. John B. sample, Pittsburg,
Edward Lafourcade, D. 1 . . Morgan, •
Jacob /liege]. A. D. Berger. ••,
THOMAS C. HAND Provident.
JOHN C. DAM, Vire President.
HENRY LYLI3IIEN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL, Asalatant Secretary.
THE CQUNTV WAD INSUbtANUR (XII&PANY.-011/
1. flee, No. 10 Ilontra Mirth street. below Chestnut
"Tho Fire ut . eurn ConmeßY ef th e Counti of Phil&
delphia." Incorporated by the bons of Pennsylvarda
In UM. far inderanttl What loss or by thx. ex
444/1417 ' ' CURTER,
Thh old and reliable Institution, with amide netball and
t urnltare
fund carefully inve
merehandlse
either
ted continua to Ennui
.. dm,.
br for a led lime , agalest loss or damage by are. at till
lowest rata/ consistent watt the absolute 4407 01 Its OUP
domers.
lowa adilultd and NM th all possible deepatelk
RCM It&
Chas. 1 Slitter. ' Andrew_ll. Millers
. Henry Budd. , awes M. Stoa t
John Hom, .
Zomph Menke .
' *
_ .. k e asaey, Jr.'
Morin Menke. k Devine.
. SUMER. President,
,
Illawammt P. Bornaisr. Benretary and Treasurer.
flt HE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY OP
11 PHILADELPHIA.
OFF/CE—S. W. COR. FOURTH AND WALNUT
STREETs
FIRE IbR3DBANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
TERM .411 D PERPETUAL. .
CASH CAPITAL..—,•• : • • ... .., ..... •••••
..•000.000 01
CASH A/3SETS, July i, .... n 371.001
. DIEWI'ORS. " •
F. Ratchford Starr, J. L. Erringor,
Nalbro' Frazier, Goo. W. Fnestork.
John M. Atwood.' James L. Claghorn,
Benj. T. Tredick. Wrd. G. Bonito!".
George H. Stuart. ... Change Wheeler,
John EL Brown. 'Thos. H. MontgornerYs
F. RATuPEFORD STARR, President
THOS. H. MONTGOMERY. Vioe-President.
ocl3o-gr4 ALEX. W. WHITER, Secretary. I
..PRIEN/X O F INSU R OLA ANfiIm &
I 1 ., 'COMPANY
K DELPH
INCORpOItATICO Law A./atm:crew erap rzt
No. xa WALN IIT street, ePpoette' the Exe
//lb 1 , 01. Pake Wires from lora or damage
on Ober* t arum on bultiau ß se. mamb a / 1 014 ternit
t!, ot tor i ttu t nid Periods. and permanently on wilding!
.. thellompasx, use poem tn Getty. zperarami tm % =
promptly at=
and ail kiwi ,,,
D
pin k .k llodrio,, . Etti nth Lieh ios.
Joh i n'T. rely% -' • WL - IIET: -.
William &gnat. . , ; ~:, . .
..i.0, 1 1 . a.
• Ebert
. Clark weartspe tr • ~ , ,
orria.
7"1"8 Le ni c t a B. , ~" " ' President.
M=
O WILtIOS.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
INSURANCE`' COMPANY.;
Capital and Aa5et5!516.271,670.
invested in United States, $1,8@0,000.
ALL LOSSESP OMPTLY ADJUSTED WITHOUT
REhkItENOE.TO ENGLAND.
ATWpOD SMITH,
01'FICE,
mu
sdelp aplA - kno uvula Atlavotemiy 9F — Tat
.1. wa
inconomed . in ' Charter Pe:m.oo4
AL I ev,
Imre' sic_alnet law or ds o PIM on EWAN
Mores and other Bolldkne. or
try. perpetual. and on
Parrdano, floods. Wares and klankenclue fa town or
coun ..,
maissz PROMPTLY' sareficrEarAND PALM
Loots 191 lig
li;4iitaiiiiiWicaili4 - ife'L : iiiiiiii. -4 r e '..,
ti mme c z=rnmureen . . .auvo g s:
etabk at, 6 perceut. Loaii — :: ::::::: , ~. 00'
leards 611401000 8 per a t
Lo 4. ,
env_e!lts dastroad Bowe. drat sod secon d
Oamd 'ivr eTra .. .litilley — EtaiiiiradiiiDeliAll •iii. .al" '"
PhiladelWrs ~ ir
cent.
diiiiaciiiiia6a.6. n ,. ...- gA°°'
6 per cent. . . . 11.0:01 00
Buntkedon and liiiifici 7 1, 'Ai Oiriii: iiiiii.
sue onds. ...... . ..... 4.100 011
gozd ian azr raptairaidesoriiiiiiritiOWli.:...... 1.060 00
Bank Stork. ...........,.... ...... , , 00
Bank ca Penn:rituals mom 10. , . , 03
adco nli =al Ineorante Canpnere Ina*. 1103 00
Beane Lawrence Company eg maddobile
Stoat .......... 110 CO
Qua In Bank and 'is; baud. ... :: ... :...:............... VW 0
—...........
BMW 0
Worth Misdate atenartetirlie. • ' $418.074
DiIIECTOR&
Beni. W
• Win 'Lary, . manitutdra ki•
tunnel Bisphaim Charles
L. Canon. ~ ThOQUI4 - 11Ltileera.
sae F. Baker. Samna! Canner.
m. Rev • Alfred Finilisb.
eas°ll 4ammarong, -
. MOLL% Prealrlent
pirma Taoxis run lLO. rafta m effeta bor rt ista
Jal4mtbektf
- - -- -----
rpm AssgownoN or
phge. Moe. no. 66 N. Fifth street. Ineor.
F A wiltiotag= agrvinai
, anuest . ilyarcen Lon by no Un CIO
_ phie onb%)
Statement of the duets of the Anoodatice
teed in anarslianee with the provide= of an d.at of
a n of April fah.
and Aft — 41 31roPertY
of Ph G ~ royund Ving
b w
Total.,
knuter iluninal ".
John Philhb
John Ce' rro.
raTk 7
.Simooo co
.144A765 00
3,0=06 00
INCOME FOR isa
raIIiffURANGE lICICCIIIffrjELJr.--THE PEW&
ants Pim 'nutcases ecomsi—Jamumated 1125
Perpetual—No. SW WM= street. arposite fad*
endows Square.
This Company. is ..a to b= a tto the kNa fee
=Va s Itacr ll . eith cc
or for a off ben , 41.
at
and
wl on
isz lecom
TludThi;rl th • arcing Fund. he An
imbed hi a
them careful manner_ , moles than to
offer to sured sur..atited security In Ms 0111111 al
1:E=Olt.
M barded Smith. Jr.. 1
mit
Thomas John Devereaxj
Alexander Benson Sh.
=.
mallezellmrst.
th ewy Lents.
Bonu ttioH J D .
O MMaham Yet&
addock Jr'lH. _
DAMN+ . . Jr.; rraddent
Waraikar a hannas. Beeretare.
N MAR INSURANCE OOMPANY OF nu
a l 7huivhW ton, Na Si. North Fifth 'tree& mat
Incorporated 0 the Leghtstare or Peoreytwanln
ter }Weeny/. llaoltal and Aiiietk4lso.o l X4 Mao
ree nnm... senismt Low cw Damage by MO on gy
Furniture. Stooks. Goods end am
ta;" tenon
DIRECTORS.
Watwldelsterifmt. Doll.
1 F = riek tichanslter.
min • _ I &net M.Wer.
ward P. Moyer.
virn.feDa a 1 e C _ _ _ • Adam 4. Olsams.
Cl p ar c irgatUw. hwer4 . q.einee._: .
E " arneA "'"
Jonas Bowman.
(MORON ERETT i ae= c
JOHN F. BEISTERLING.
Fear E. COLZMAIE. Secretary.
A o M fo ß eFarquhar
TaA g, N N O . U W HA Wa m n u 1 )
t ( ) st 1
r l ee l.ltl
time and Int.nd Instmances. Risks taken on Veasela. C.
goat and Freights to ell parts of theworld, and on goods
on inland Mimmorts.Wn on rivers, eanald, rattroedll, and
other eonvonsou themha d tal tp= int
et,
• PETER vies Prodded;
ROBEET J. Mx&
1 1 :1=5R8.
William Craig . Wm. T. Umber.
Peter Collera , J. Johnson Brown.
John Dallet,Tr.. Samuel A. Raton.
WM= ill *mkt. Henry Modes Conrad.
Mlles Dattet L. Eld
Beni. W. Itiet t, uulls. H. Rodma n Moer., rse%
Wm, BC Baird, Pearson Serrlll.
Rears C. Dattest. • • Me
A harbr ['crat ed 1810.-- IdERICAN FIRE INSURANC
perpetual, E COMPANY . IZf
No. 810 WALNUT street. above Third, Pbtladtdphia.
usobui • bxge paidup Capital Stock and Surphea hi:
vested in sound and &callable Securities. conttnu to r
cure on dwellings. stores. furniture. rnerelumeute.
les port, and their cargoes. and other A
lo
AU sses Wm:drills end MinPil.7 ad.l
FlAr/URS.
ihomes R. Mark
oettsk
ck Bray. 3 Sta Webb. t.
M tua eg pr,.
[d a ul, Pouttnevi
Jot= T. Lewis. orris.
John F. Mimi&
THOMAS S. MAMA PreMileetl
Amnon C. L. eitAwroa.n. Secretary.
A NTHRACUE INSURANCEWMPANY.-423Arria
An. PERPETU.62 4
OffirA No. WALN UT West, &Wire TWA, Philairs.
WM insure against Lose or Damage by Fix% MI Ban&
Ina, either ooma ttudir pr for Limited time. Housebeill
Furniture and merchandiee
ai u n Malian insurance on veatela u
_uarroes and Freight&
insaranixi to all arta of the Union.
W • • RS: m. Faber. Foterlegr.
D. Luther,_ J. E. awn,
Lewitt Atedenrried. Tim. F.
Do
John It. Blakiston. John etehlan•
B. Re
Davie relfson.
wm. Ew a) pres de a t. •
WM. F. DWI. Vide Presidegti
WiL AL ifitrrn. blitTetarr. Jaato.th,a4
81,507,605 lb
FAKE INSURANCE ClOl/2ANY. NO. NO =MUM
VIBE AND AND INnURANOIL
DDIEOTORB. ,
*ands N. Back. John W Ema&
chutes Richardson. Robert B. PoOm.,
Tunny Lew* Jno. Keeder.Jr...
Robert Pearce. Ft x, Woo d '" P S. J Stokes —
Geo. AV ienra oe. . EMIL
B Preeblent.
OR - 7(411 N. Woe Praddll
L tscrunnamp. Sarredarr
deb to oat
PRINCIPAL AGENCY
For the Sale of United States
REVENUE STAMPS.
All kind of Itcvenno Stam' kept eon/du:Sly op hand.
and for utile in all amounts., Stamps forwarded to all
parte of the .I:nited Statoe by Mail or Exprees, with the
Cleated Scepaten. The following dlecount allowed:
On 820.
$2O to $lOO
tilho and rpwards....FOUE. AND A lIALP PER CENT
The United States Revenue Stamp printed on Cheeks.,
Drafts, Receipts, BIS Reads, etc.
Orders solicited from l'rinters, Engravers. Stationers,
Banks. Bankers, and others.
The following discount allowed ou tho Stamped raper:
nidor $1(0
WOO to et=•••. ,
*to° and oven,
JApO3 E. RIDGWAY,
57 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
dolB-tf PHILADELPHIA.
' CAMDEN AND DUBLINGT(IN
COUNTY RAIL It0A1).--On and after
,a.alimp, Monday, December 18th, .18x7, trains
AD leave from kot of Market dtruet (Tipper ferry)) tor
Merchautville,Mooroe oa n. Hartford, v adon , lllo,
IlajPne
pport,Mount hmithville, Brantwillo. 'Vinceptown„
Birmingham and gembvrton at 10.30 A. M. and 4.80'P. M.
itETUHNIN}LeRCO Pemborton at , ^.2t) A. M. 'and .202 P. M.
.• Mount Holly at. ....... —.TX) A. M. and a. 45 P. M.
Moorestown at.... . • .n.PI A. M. and 8.18 P. IM.„
Witt,Lkt, :314poriatoidtlat.
INSIUHAINCE.
A..NI) G-LOJ3E
Genertil Aunt for PenrosYlvanio:
No, 6 Itterohpts' Exohtuw, -
PIEIMWELPHLtip
nEVVVIJE S'rAttILPS,
..TWO PER CENT.
FOUR PER CENT.
TWO AND A lIACF PERCENT.
THREE PER CENT.
........ ... . ... ;FOUR PER CENT.
Chr'stunts Stories ler thLldrets.
Flout a new ,booh jast issued by' J. it. Pet
nant,,No.,2o Ooorwr ,IJnioni,New York-,enti
tled the '"l'Votilorful 'PoCkat; ClotAntAting
,
and other stories, by Channeey Giles," we
make the following extracts: ,
Tor; woNontart. rocKET,
One cold Uhristrnas Eye Charles Lee was
sitting by the lire, which burned cheerfully
in the grate, and now and, then lighted up Lie
little room, and made its naked walls look
quite cheerful. He looked gloomy and sul
len, and seemed as it' he was angry at every
body. His mother was sitting near him, en
gaged in finishing a piece of sewing work.
Mr. Lee, after a long sickness, had died a
year before: The - little money he had
been able to save while well was
spent during his sickness, and his wife
and children were left penniless. Mrs.
Lee was very industrious and economical,
but she was only able to procure the bare
necessities of life. Charley went out every
day end got all the little jobs he could.
Sometimes he succeeded well, and was quite
a help to bis mother. But that day he did
not get anything. Almost every one he met
had packages full of pretty things. Charley
stopped bolero the window, of a toy shop,and
gazed wistfully at the many amusing things
which had been placed there. Bitter feelings
rose in his mind at the thought:, that'his
mother was not able to buy any of
these nice things ' for him", and that he
had no friends to give him presents.
He went •horne in a very bad • humor.
He was cross to his sister, though he was
generally very fond of her. He knew that
his mother did everything she could to make
him comfortable i yet ho said to her very ;
petulantly that he did not see why he could
not, have nice toys and handsome clothes like
other children., .fils mother tried. to soothe
him, but did not succeed very well. After
a while he'got tit) and went to bed, but C 91114
not sleep. - He' began to• think what hewould
do if he was rich. • He would have alt he
wanted, had would live in grand style.
lay with his eyeeoshut while he was irnagi-•
ning these vain things, lie became so ex
cited that the fanciful pictures seemed to be
real. • He opened his eyes, expecting' to find
himself in hisgrand house, bat he tir,ts still
in his old chamber. Ho saw something,
however, which greatly interested him. A
woman of great beauty stood before him.
He was not a bit frightened. "And so you
want to be rich," she said, in a very swJet
voice. "Oh: yes," he replied, "above all
things; will you give me a whole bagful of
gold?" "No, Charles, I cannot give you arty
money, nor can I tell_ you.. how to get it, but
1 can give you a pocket in which to keep
your money when you get solne."
"Is that. all?" said Cuticles. , "I have a
pocket now. A pocket won't do me any
-
But the pocket I will give you is a very
wonderftil one."
'ls it full. of goldr '
"No. There is not anything in it, and will
not be, unless-you put it in."
•
"Then .I don't want it."
"But you don't know anything about it yet.
If you use itni I tell you, you wilt Soon be
as rich as you need be."
"What islt ?"10-
"Everything you put in it will always re
main there, though you take it out ever so
often."
••What! if I. had a whole handful of gold
in the pocket, and should take it out and
spend it, would it still remain?"
"Yes, and the more you, spent, the more
you would have. And there are a great many
other remarkable things about the packet.
One is that you can only put money In it
which you have obtained by doing rod to
otters. If yon attempt to put, anything Into
it you have gained from selfish motives, the
pocket will disappear. Another is that you
cahnot get anything out of it to spend fool
ishly. If you attempt to do so, it
will become invisible. You shall have
the pocket, but you will not be atile
to see it until you get something to
put into it. And neither you nor any one else
can see it except when you take s imethin,g out
of it. or put something in it. You will find it
on the inside of every coat you wear; and
now "Good Night," and a "Merry Curist-,
ma y and she disappeared. Cho ley ga to
early in the morning and looked fur the
pocket, but of course it was invisible. He
w tut out immediately alter breakfast, telling
his mother and shaer that he would come
back vary Foch], and show theta what he
could do. They did not understand hi n, for
they knew nothing of the wonderful pocket.
He kept thinking of kis pocket, and longing
to get some money to pint into it• that he
might see it. After a while he met a man
going along with a load of coal, and he fol
lowed him. To his great joy, the man who
bought the coal agreed to give him a dime to
put it in.
When be had finished he got his dime, but
he could not find his wonderful pocket,
although he looked for it everywhere. He
looked at the dime he held in his hand, and
thought he would throw it away, he de
spised it so. What was a dime to him, who
expected a handful of gold ? • Ile put it, how
ever, into his old pocket, and went slowly
home. He ate bra dinner with a gloomy
face, and would hardly =ewer a question his
mother asked him. He gave her the dime
with a toss, as though it was good for noth
ing, and after a while went out again. As
be was going around the come , of a street
he found an apple wo : 'in great
distress. Some bad boys I over
thrown her apple stand, and were
trying to pick' up the apples and run otf
with them. He ran, as quickly as possible
and helped the old oman pick up her apples.
Be did not once think about his pocket. He
pitied the poor woman, and only thought of
helping her. When all was done the woman
offered bina an apple; but,as she had lost
some he would not take it, though he was
very anxious for it. . . A kind gentleman who
had seen all called him to him and gave him
a quarter. Even .then he did not think of
his wonderful pocket; but something shining
on the inside of his coat attracted his attt3u
tion. He looked, and 'sure enough, there
was tire wonderful pocket, just big enough
to hold his quarter. He put, it in, and now,
thought he, 1 will be rich and have all I want.
He started at once for a toy store, but when
he was just entering could n ot find his
pocket. It had disappeared, and the quarter
with it. How angry he was, for he wished he
had put the quarter in his old pocket. He
trudged on, and, wonderful to relate, soon
forgot his misfortunes. Ile came upon a gro
cery shoe, and thought' if he only had his
quarter he would take home for his mother,
he did not think of himself, some sugar. The
shining light was again visible, Yes,there was
the pocket. He took out the quarter, and
yes, indeed, there was another there. He
bought coffee, sugar, salt, and ether things,
for his mother and Aster, until ho had spent
three dollars, *and there was still another
quartet; left. Charley had learned a lesson.
Be told his mother all about the 'wonderful
pocket, and you niay' be assured, with her
advice, he spent 'a happy Christmas.
The - book contains many other children's
Christmas stories, and would make a nice
holiday present. Of the above, we h a v e
given but a short cooliposeil ~xtra4.
•
• Honing ito Music.
Echocti, front the C'€ubs gOssipa ' plea
santly. about dinners and 'Music. "We con-
fess, it sayg, "we can only dine comfortably
to very, sl9w and "genteel music, such as the
'Minute in, Ariadue,' or 'Water. Parted;'
for a waltz acidulates our pstric juice, and
an operatic overture torments usinwardly."
Bile is gentle hint to caterers for the public
dinners, of New York this winter.
It is interesting to know that the occasion
THE DAILY: EyEaND.,IG BULLEMN : .---TITILADELPITIA, SXTtHD.IY ; DECEIII33 rt,.. , ..1, 4867:
of these remarks Was the Dickens dinner in.
London concerning which we get a revela
tion r "I fault-finder might observe that the
dinner was very cold,: the port a very 'curi
ous!. though not a very old wine, and that
the lulls between the courses seemed even to
the last interminable. As for the) Plat%
they were dropped in such 111,384 CS that a
Parsee gentleman remarked that he thought
the cymbal accompaniments in the band
were too noisy."
"Wild 13111, 9 1 the ocout i and Sitio Coin.
pttnions.
[From the Manhattan (ItainattaYlndepensient.]
Wild Bill, the celebrated:scout, with Jack
Harvey and some d Juno( their,companions,
were upon yesterday's train, having hist
come in from a scouting expedition under
orders from General Sherman. All the party
Were more or less effected by potations from
their bottles, and Wild Bill hiniseif was tipsy
enough to be quite belligerent.
He is naturally a fine-looking fellow,not
much over thirty years of age, over six feet
in height, muscular and athletic, possessing a
fine figure. His complexion is very clear,
cheek bones high, and his fine auburn
which be parts in the middle, hangs- in ring
lets down upon his shoulders, giving him a
girlish look in spite of his great stature. He
wore a richly embroidered sash, with a pair
of ivory - hilted and silver-Mounted pistols
stuck in it. Doubtless this man and his
companions have killed more men than any
other persons who took pare in the late war.
What a pity that young men, so brave and
daring, should lick the discretion to sheath
their daggers forever when - the war is ter
minated.
We learn from a gentleatan who has fre
quently met these wild and 'reckless young
men, that they 'Constant sfate of ex
citement; 'ime continual round or gambling,
drinking and swearing,' interspersed at brief`
intervals with pistol pritetie,l3 upon each other.
At a word, any of -the gang draws- his pistol
and blazes away its freely as if ail mankind
were Arkansas , rebels, and 'Auld* a bounty
offered for their scalps. '
How long these athletes will be able to
stand such a mole of life—eating, drinking,
sleeping (if they can be said .to bleep), and
playing muds with their pistols at half-cock,
remains to he seen. For ourselves, we are
la thing to risk them in an Indian campaign,
for which their cruelty and utter recklessness
of life particularly Ms them,
From our latest Edition of Yesterday'
13w the Atlantic Cable.
Losmos, Dee.' 20.—The Times oi this Morning
bus a leading editorial on American matters,
mainly devoted to da.;rying the finances of the
United States and the - • plans of Secretary
Pains, Dec. 20.--The .Ib)air,"/. of this city pub
lishes this morning later details of the recent Mtt
ile, on the Parana. It seems, according to the
JlQnifrar, that Lopez, the Paraguayan General,
'by tit glect and inactivity, not only lost the re-_
sults of his great victory, hat was turned on V,
his vanquished enemy and badly beaten. - The
loss of the Paraguayans in the second engage
ment was very heavy.
?Anis. Dte. 201b.—The Bourse is firmer and
renu. s have advanced.
LONDON, Dec. 20th,'"Evening.—Consols, 92 , )3;
Five-twenties, 72 1-16; IllinoLi Central, 89 34';
Erie, 12,!.
FILAINKFORT, Dec. 20th.—ti. B. Five-twenties,
765,1.
LIVPRPOOL, Dee. 20.—Cotton easier, under an
unfavorable trade report, but there Is rather
more doing. The sales to-day will, reach 10,000
bates.
A .NrwEEtp, Dee. N.—Petroleum firmer at 451's
per barrel.
Marine inteillfgence.
NEW. Tour, Dee. 2O.—Arrived, st.tem hip Co
lumbia, from Davanm
Coal Statement. -
The following la the amount of coal transported met
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, daring the
week ending Tharaday, Dee, 19;
Tous.Cart.
. .
From St. Clair. ... ......... ..... ..... .... 10,396 06
" Port Carlon.... ..... .......... .. ... 3,45 i 12
" P,ott.t.ville 397 04
" Schuylkill Haven......... ......... . 7,656 09
" Auburn . .......... ............ .... 1,679 10
" Port Clinton 2,100 00
.
" Harrisburg and Dauphin . 29 05
TtStal Anthracite Coal fOr Week $0,412 06
Blturalnomi Coal from BarrLsbusg and
Dauphin for week.— ............. ..... 3,099 19
Total of all kinds for week
Previously flag year.....
Tptsl.
.. . .... . ... ........ 157,181 14
To earn': time ......... 79.121 !G
Derren.e
COAL AND WOOD.
LEWIS .CONRAD,
COAL DEALER,
N. W. (OROS. NINTH AND 8401TEB.
ALL TEE FAVOIIII E COALS COMTANTLY ON
DA U AM) CAREFULLY PREPARED.
nol4 th n turn
It. W. SHIELDS.
R. G. SOARLL,
SiII.ELI)S & SCARLET,
GOAL DEALERS,
DEPOT.
• ORDERS kl i r 6 dA,ZILL°WWIIIIII' STREET.
PROMPT
AITLN 110 N. deMth a to-2m
•
MIS 00 AND $4i25.
GENUINE EAGLE VEIN and GREENWWD NUT
and BI'ON,"F at g oal Depot, 4d7 North TWE N TIETH St.
F. W. tic TAY 1.04 Jr
&Mak
p ItdcOARRY & SON, DEALERS IN
COAL AND WOOD,
VEST END OF CIIER INLIT STREET DREDGE.
ALSO.
•
BLACKSMITHS' COAL,
no27•Sm JiII:RORY, OAK AND PII.TE WOOD
QPLENDID STOVE COAL
, S 6 01
OUP
013-- RIOR E. D LEONID. '• •:• • 5 01-
ti.
RECRI3 CELEBRATED CENTRALIA.
1.7 HONEY BROOH LEFIIGH AND
OTHER FIRST-CLARE CoALS;
WEIGHT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.
RCO/T & ARRIcK,
nollano. 1819 MARKET STREET.
11' R. PENROSE do CO., DEALERS IN eoAL. 1411
Callowhill street, above Broad, Philadelphia.
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, of all sizes. prepared ez
preaely for Family tee.
Ur Orders received atl4llNorth' EIGHTH Street, of
through the Post•oflice. ; . nod 2ni4
& KAbfitt BINE& JOlllt r SHEA'S
THE UNDERSIGNED INVITE ATTENTION IN
their stock of
Spring Mountain, Lehigh and Locust Mountain Coal
which, with the preparation given by tui, we think cannot
be excelled by any other CoaL
Office. Franklin institute Building,_NO. Ifiliotttb Savant!
street, ' HINES & SHEA FT,
Arch street wharf, Schuylkill.
SAFETY RAILROAD SWITCH
MAIN TRACK UNBROKEN.
I am uow prepared to funilsh railroads throughout the
United States with my Patent Railroad dwitches. by the
nee of which the MAIN TRACE Id NEVER BROKEN,
and it is impossible for any accident to occur from the
misplacement of ewitches.
The ea% ing in rails, and the great saving to wear of the
rolling stock. which Is by this means provided with a
level, smooth, and firm track at switches , in place of the
usual movable rails 'and the sorwequerii severe blows
caused by the open joints and battered ends, to a matter
deserving the especial attention of all Railroad Uompanies.
Ad A MATTER OF ECONOMY ALONE thin inven
lion needs only to,.,be `tried 'to insure adoptibn • , hut
beyond ; the' economy THE ` PERFEIa immurirty
FROM; ACCIDENT caused by misplaced switches
le a Subject not only of importance in respect to
property saved from destruction, but It courted/ TUE
LIFE AND LIMB OF ALL TRAVELERS AMON'
P.AILROADd. • -
refer to the Phitadeiphits and Reading Railroad uom.
paw,. and to the hew York aid Haarlem Railroad Co.
Stn now filling orders for various other Railroad Corm
ponies, and I will gladly give any information in detail
that may be desired:
WAL WHARTON, Jr., Ppleutee,
Box No: 2745 Philads., Po.
"lee, 1 1 ". QS Mid Omi t 1141sids
Factoris Walnut abort Silt St., 'Wads.
ocumetu np
FRENCH ATEDICINES
' PREPARED .111 r ••• • Y 1 ' '
GRIMATILT & CO" ,
.
CheilititettSt to H
?eote,:lfbrfs. r •
These different medicines -repreeent , the most . recent ,
medical diatoverf eis founded ou the principleil ef Cbomhs-
try and 'therapeutics: They must not confounded
With secret ,or uetiek,mediein4o. , 08 . Abair name
ciently indimihrtheirconipositlon_i a etrenmatatted which'
hes caused them to bo appreciated and prescribed by • the
faculty in the a hOliS world. They Widely differ from those
mum romtmedicinesudvertiscdin thy public vapors &table .
to cure e Possible disease. p Cloy 010,V
to but a few complaints: Tito most , stanfietit.laws,ott, it ,
in I. ranee, With regard to thd Sale of medical nrepara.• ,
none and only those which have utylergone an examine..
Hon by the do adorov of hleoicinc, and have been proved.
Ole. clone, either in the Hospitals, et in the practice of
the first medical , Men, Are ,sutbort.ed by the ..Goverm
meet. Ible'fact must be a guaran e for the excellener
of Messrs. CIitIMAULT ET Co. medicines.
DOCTOR LERAB'
.- : % (Dq4tOe'cif Itiedtptsio), r ,
• ETIWID PHOSPHATE or 'nom..
The newest and most esteemed medicine in capes of
CB lAJI•OB.73,PAIIiB IN THE S I .DIVPICULT
DiOLBTION,DISSIENDRIttIEAVANIMEA. , AENE.
RAE DEBILITY AND IN:IMO:Mid OF BLOJD.
It is particularly recommended t regulate the f me.
lions of nature, and to all ladies of delicat , eonAtitutions,
ns n ell As to persons Au iferins under every kind of debility
whatsoever. : It Is the prestrvative of. health plc 'excel
lence, in all warm and relaxing climates.
NO MORE .:01)-LIVER
Grlnsult's liynfl,of lodize& Illenieltadish.
'Thin medicine has been administered with the utm ost
FllCCetfl in the Hospitals of Paris. i t Is a perfect sub tit me
for ( d aver Oil, and has been found most beneficial in
diseases of, the 'Chest, Scrofula, Lymphatic I)isorders.,
Clreen Sickness. Nusettart Aleny 'and Loge of Angottte.
It regenerates the constitution in purifying the blued, it
li
being the most pO erf depurative known, It has, also
been appliedwith happy results in .diseaseit.ot the xitinl
Further, it will be found to be of Aresit benefit 'te • young
children subject to humors and obtutkotioatt of the glands.
mist:mm.oN CURED:
61113TAirLT'S SYRUP , q. yl-PQPIIOSPLIITE..pr
This new medicine is considered to be a sovereign re
ined, in rases of lions= talon nod other diseases of the.
Lunge. -it promptly removes all , the most - serious - War , "
toms. The coughle relieved. night perapirationa cease,
and the patient is raPidWrestort.d to health.
N. IL—Donor° to see the signature of tittllfAULT d,.
CO. is affixed to the bottle, as this. Pyritp Is liable to lint.
, .
• , No more diMeidt or painful digeatfenl
DR. BURIN Dli BUISSON'S
(Laureate of the Path! Imperial Academy of Medicine)
DIGESTIVE LOZENGES.
Tide delirious preparation is ahvaye prescribed by the
mort reputed medical men in France, in mums of 'fierange
ments of the digestive functions , euch ret
U:SeTHiTlti. GASTRAI.GIA, I: ng and labMitius
ind in the stomach and bowels, emaciation; Jam&
dice, and complaint of the liver and lobie.
NERVOUS HEAD MMES. NFI:TIALGIA,
818 EA, DYSENTERY. INSTANTANI:OUSLY
CURED BY
GUARA,NA.
This vegetable Plibthtnce. tvidah groves in the
hap berm employed since time immemorial to cure tell sm.
nation of tier bowel& It had proved of Jitter h of the
greatent service in ca.mt of Chelera, ae it is a preventive
IN PAM g ;lUMAI:LT 4: 61'6.45 fiTC•Rialtelf eu
M,ENT 3 IN PHI LADELPECIA.
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO.,
N. W. cor. Tenth and Market, Sts.
IF YOU WISH TO BE
BEAUTIFUL,
•
Use Dwells de Persia, or , Vletoria aegis, for
Beautifying the complexion and
Preserving the akin.
This invalteibletollet article was discovered by a ager
brated chemist•in France, and it is to him that the Ladles
of the tkrurta of Europe owe their beauty. With, Wilts
simplicity and purity there is no article thatvill compare
with it as a beautifier of the completion and preserver of
the skin.
McCinaky purchased the receipt of him some ten
years ago; be has since that, time given it a perfect trial
among hie personal friends and the aristocratic circles of
Philadelphia, New York, Baltiniore,Boston, New Orleans.
St. Louis, Savannah, Charleston. Wilminton. N.
They have need it with unqualified admiration, and
would consider the toilet imperfect without this delightful
and purely harmless preparation. Victoria Reda and
Oscella de Pend& has given such entire satisfaction in
every instance, that he is now compelled to otter it to the
public. '1 his article is entirely di ffer ent from anything of
the kind ever attempted, and is warranted
FREE FROM ALL POISONOUS SUBSTANCES.
After wing heeds de Posts and Victoria Regis for a
short time, the skin will have a soft, Satin like texture; it
fa parts a freshness, smoothness and softness to: the skin
that can only be produced by using this valuable article.
it presents no vulgar liquid or other compoureis,•and ito
use cannot possibly be detected by the closest observer.
FOB ("VINO -TAX FRECIII.I 7 B, SUNBUILNI AND
'CUTANEOUS Dl EASES FROM THE- SKIN.
IT IS INVALUABLE.
M. C. WeCluskey has every confidence in recommending
his Victoria Begin and Osten* de -Penis, to the Ladies
as being the only perfect and reliable toilet article now in
use.
Genuine Pie Pared oitly by
M. C. IM[eClusk.ey,
And his name stanipcd on each label—no other is genuine ,
•
Depot, No. 109 North Seventh Street.
Bold by all Druggist mend Perfumers in the United States
and Canada. oc3.th s team*
38,511 05
119,21'3 01
7.4.664 1
OPAL DENTALLINA.—A SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOB
cleaning tbe Teeth. destroying animalcule ,which
feet' them , giving tone to the gums, and leaving s feeling
of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in the' mouth. ' It
may be used daily, and will be found to strengthen weak
and bleedingwhile the aroma and detersiveness
will recommend every one. Being cendreed with
the assistance of the Dentist,Phylicians and Microscopist
it is confidently offered as a reliable substitute for the un
certain washes formerly in vogue. - • '
Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the constituents of
the Dentallina, advocate its use; it contains nothing to
prevent its unrestrained employmenL Made only by
JAS T. SIIJNN, ApothecarY.
Broad and Spruce Streell.
For sale by DraggistageuerallYana
Fred. Brown. D. l: Btackhoppee.
Has_sard & Co.. Robert C. Davla,
C. R. Weeny, Geo. C. Bower.
halo H. Way. - Chas Shivers,
C. IL Needles, S. M. McCollin,
T. J. Husband... S. S. C. Bunting,
Ambrose Smith, Chas. H. Eberle.
Edward Parrish. James N. Marks. •
Wm. B. Webb,• , E Erin ghurst & Co,
James L. Bispham. Dyott & Co,
Hughes & Combs.. EL 0. Elates Sons.
Henry A. Bower, Wyeth & Bro.
COD-LIVER OIL—
FOR WI:SU - NESS, WASTING , AND EVERY FORM
DEBILITY. 'USE
JOHN C. BAKER & CO.'S
COD-LIVES .0H..1
Its use, fairly tried, will soon testers the tone of the di
gestive organs. invigorate the blood, give general rotundity
to the figure and add energy to the mind and nervous eye.
um Its value has been remarkably 'evidenced by its
wonderful restorative powers, when ordinary tonics had
been vainly exhausted. It affords nourishment to the
body when no other ean be borne, and furnishes the frame
with fat in a truly remarkable manner. - , •
ff3f" Bottled only by us.
JOHN C. BAKER '& CO,
719 Market street.
de4
For male by City Druggists.
LINTIRELY RELIABLE-110D01301.08 BRONCHIAL
.0 Tablets, for the cure of coughs, colds, hoarseness, brow
chills and catarrh of the head and breast. Public speak
ere, singers and amateurs will be greatly benefitted
using these Tablets. Prepared only by . lANOASTER
Wll.l3,Yharmateutieta, N. E. corner Arcli and' Tentb
streets, Philadelphia For sale by Johnson, Hollows).
Cowden. and Druggists generally. se264f
13 HURARB ROOT, OF RECENT IMPORTATION,
.I.t. and very superinr,quality ; White Gain Arabic;
East India Castor Oil; White and Mottled Castile Soapy
-
Olive oil. of various brands, For sale by R. BERT
IMIOEMARER di CO., Drugg i sts, Northeast corner of
Fourth and Race streets. ' ' n 0274
P URE
PAINTS.—WE OFFER TO I'IDE TRADE PURE
Y
White Lead, Zinc White and Colored paints our
own manufacture, of undoubted Tnrityl in quantified to
suit purrhapera. ROBERT SHOEMAK ER dg CO.,
Dealers in Paints and Varnishes , N. E. corner Fourth and
Race streets. . no27.tf
OBERT SHOEMAKER 'lf W. WHOLESALE
Druggists, N. h, corner Fourth aid Raco streets—
' invite the attention of the Trade t,o their !aril° Btu*
of I inn Drugs and Chattlinabh EgOeutlal , thl4 .P l P" n trh
ke, dfo,, • , •,11027.
.
DR_UHRISTS` SUNDRIES.—GRA AD
DDATES—)awat
= rill -I mm Combs, Brushes,' , Mirrore. Tweezers: Puft
Boxes, Horn sooqpe, Burgle petruntante;Trtutem Hard
and Soft Rubber. Goods, V ' .C"ea , G l ue and Metal
B Yringe‘& 4l , 4 dl at "First Hands” prices.
SNOWDEN & BROTHER.
aplitto 23 Boat' Eighth street.
122 EitMUDA AND GEORGIA ARROW , ROOT:—Tilt
LI New 4 70 Pltre4, pure, and of dazzling whitenem ,
directly horn the .eavvers.
Sold at standard weight, ; and guaranteed in freehnete
and purity. . ÜBB E Apothecary,
ylatf 1411)1;howtmit .treet
All 11014111% IFIVS' OA HANS.
AIM A. WlllOll2, TIIMINTON riga, CLZMINT 1. 01114100 X
TII,1401)402 W , II , I4IIITCNit NEALL
PP4 Eit
W }({l 41' di SON%
011WILIO ,
Shipping and Cont i giedon blorehentn.
No, lig Vligknnt street, Philadelphia.
GOTTON . OF • "EVER
reldtii from one to oil feet We, w de,p3l 'tombola 'real and
Awninik v Onat Par r rakere' Felting, Ba 9 Twine. Ise
.FONN . F.V
,dr OO i Nooma 40ziemsp.mey.
DR1VY, , WKW140.4137,0P k .. 1) — if vg uTY—THE
a only.ataat to get al l. lo n o y s• s t mid disinfected.
v A v ery fop priers. A. RV tiON. Mannifeetutel of Pan ,
*tette, Geldomittit Eta; otteot .
. ~,.
weftio. •
DN ui(it~,
610
, • '
, •
~! ,NaggNEJNEte
IMPORTANT TO 'TRAVELERS,,,‘ ,
•COH A.N.GE OP TIME.' t" .
TB6`Glitq 1141;81VnalltliAltWAY,
ConAeo .at!CRESTLINE, OHO, with' three .EaPrene
trains dally.groni Pennsylvania ,Gentral Railway linnet,
ThirtYrerut and Market streets, 'leaving at : , , •
12;1011. 1 8 .P. 4.. 15 P. M.
l3pleiidid,State.ltoom Sleeping' Gam aro attacked to all
Went train on the Bellefontalue Railway..
' The 8.1)0 Train
froni Philddelphla - has Sieftnlng'Cire PlttsbUrgh„ and
arril,ies at Oh EnTLIP , E,for 'supper, where Sloan-
Ina Cars , are attached, and run , to TERRE '(MUTE.
paseengers byy this traiu make cloio connection ac St.
Louts tor all Western Points. Be particular end ask for
tickehrvisthe BEE LINE - ROUTE—
Tickets for sale at all princiwil ticket oaken.
JOS. N. AHHREY. 901 Etteetnnt street,
General agent, Philadelphia.. '
E. it..E0131). General Passenger Agent,.
Indianapolis, Ind, del .6t•
INYIPNEZPRENNIN
QIIIMEST TIM ON 4EOOIM.
• THE PAN-HANDLE ROUTE. ,
X 26 HOURS to CINCINNATI, via PENNSYLVA.
NIA RAILROAD AND PAN . I{ANDL E, 214 HOURS lees
TIME than bY COMPETING LLN ES.
PASSENGERS taking the ROO P. BE TRAIN arrive in
CINCINNATI next EVENING at AA P.M., 16 HOWLS.
, ONLY ONE NIGHT on the ROUTS.
tar THE 'WOODRUFF'S celebrated . Palsio State
Room BLEEPING-CARS run through from PHILADEL.
PIIIA to CINCINNATI: Passengera taking the MOO M.
and ILOV , P, 51. Trains reach. CINCINNATI 'and ail
points WEST and SOUTH ONE TRAIN IN ADVANCE,.
_of all other Routes.
. ,
10"." Passengers for CINCTNNATI INDIANAPOLIS.'
ST. I.1)IIM, CHICAGA_FprIA. HURLING.
.TON. QUINCY, MILWAUKEE,ST ONAH& N.
T... and all _pante WEST.
wi
NORTHWEST and ROUTH.
WEST will be particula r to ask "for TIOKETS ;Mr . yia
PANHANDLE ItOUT.
1117"To'; , SECIIRE the ONEQUALEIO . advantages of
this LINE, be VERY PARTICULAR and ASK FOR
TICKETS:`'Vta PANMANOLE,'! at TICKETOrFICES.'
N. W. CORNER NINTH and . CHESTNUT Streets,
NO. 116 MARKET STREET, bet., Second and Pront Sta.,
And THIRTY-FIRST _ and MARKET Streete.Weat
S. P.SCULL, Gen , ' Ticket Agt. Pittsburgh.
JOHN H. AHLL.I.R. Gang Eaten Agi.,526 Bmadway,N.Y.
sitireimits7 13 I7YLIk.
•
„
For Boston---Stoatoshiplitte Direct,
BAILING FROM EACH poßTEvElty FIVE DA`Vg.
FROM MB STREET,; PRILADELPIII4, AND LOND
WHARF, BeliT9N.
This lino Is compOsedcif the &stelae's
Ott
ROMAN, 1,458 tone, Captain O. Baker.
bAX ON, 1,28 U term, Captain S. Hg Matthews.
Noun AN, 1.208 tone, I.7aPtain Crowell
The NORAIAN from Phila. onSathrdaV; Dee: 51, 6 P. NI
live SAXON from Boston on Wedue4daY, Deg 25, a P. , 31:
Theft Steamships punctually,' and Freigut wW be
received every day, a Steamer being always on Hui bet' h.
Freight for points beyond Boston sent with despatch.
For Freight or Passagejsuperior accomuaodatim,s),
apply to HENRY WINSOR &
mYal irt9 South Delaware avenue.
PHILADELPHIA AND bOUTLIERN MAIL
fs. STEASISMR • - pOWANY'I3.•,REGULAR
I ' FROM PIER'S SOUTH WHARVES.
The JUNIATA will mail FOR NEW IiftLEANS. VIA
• HAVANA, blonde , : December 0 3, at 8 o'clock A. M.
The SPAR OF I fIlE UNION , will call EW
ORLEANS. VIA HAVANA:, Saturday. Deeentom•
The WYOSIING will. eafl FOR SAVANNAH..ciatur
duy. Lecember '2B. at Ete'clock A. M -
The TONAWANDA, will eail FROM SAVANNAH,
Saturday. January—.
The PIONEER will pail FOR WILMINGTON. N. (J.,
on Thnreday December IS, at 5 o'clock P. M.
'ibroegh Bills of Lading signed, and. Passage Tickets,
sold to nil points South and West.
WILLIAM L JAMES General Agent,
(MULES E. DILKESI, P'reight Agent,
nob No. 314 South Delaware avenue.
DAILY LINE FOR 'BALTIMORE,
ant YU Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
Philadelphia and • Baltimore Onion Steam
boat Company, daily at o'clock P. M.
The, Steamers of tbia line are now piyinit regularly be
tween this • port and -Baltimore. leaving Pie , No. 2
North Delaware avenue. above. Market fared. daily at 3
o'clock P. Ei (Sundae a excepted.)
tine
Carrying a ll deseriptism M Freight sa r low aniother
--- -
Freight handled with great are, delivered promptly.
and forwarded to all points beyond the tertnlnua free of
commission.
.Particular attention paid to .thelmisportation of ill
description of Merchandise. Horses,
.Cartiages, duo.
For further information. aptly to
JO 11 D. RDOFF. Agent.
ipiely§ •._ No.lB North Delaware avenue. .
HAVANA' STEAMERS.
SEMI-MONTHLY LINE.
The Steamships
HENDRICK HUDSON, , Capt. Howell
STARS AND STRIPES.. .." 'Capt. Hohnea
These steamers wM leave this port for Havana every
other Tuesday at 8 A. M.
The steamship STARS AND STRIPES, Holmes.master,
will sail for Havana on Tuesday morning.' December 31.
at l 3 o'clock.
Paceage to Hai:ans, ego, currency.
o freight received slier Saturday.
For freight or plague.
l anolv to,
11..A4
DIAXEIWAITSON at SON%
140 North Delaware avenue.
FOR LIVERPOOL, WITH DESPATCII.—THE
first-crass American (+hip CILIEFIAIN, 1311 tons
register, Thomas McOuire, master. Tbbi res•
net, basing a large portion el her cargo engaged, will sail
as above- For balance of freislit,or passage apply to
PEI ER WRIGHT & SONS, 115 Walnut street.
ta;WANTED—A • `VESSEL, 200 TONN. TO
load for an ' Eastern port. For Paqi.
colors apply to E. A. SUUDEK CO..
Bock Stn. et :Wharf. • • d0263t
FOR NEW YORE —BWIFTSURE
Transportation Compau—Despatch and
Swiftsure Lines via Delaware tusd Rani.
tan Canal, on and after the 15th of March, leaving daily ,t
12 M. and 5 P. M. connecting with all Northern and East.
em lines. For freight, which will be taken on accommo
dating terms, apply to WM. M. BAIRD dr CO.,
mhigly. No. 132 South Delaware avenue,
AIM&CITY ICE BOAT.
The Office of the City Ice Boat will be
for tho present at No. We 4oath Delaware
Avenue, where applications for toWaf e can bo made.
delltit.s •
QTEASISHIP NORMAN, FRO3I. BO73TON.—CONBIG
/0 Pt es of ITCTchandlee, per above istemner, will please
send for their goods, now landing at Pine street wharf.
HENRY Wriii & CO. •
d”.1.9.3t
TAB. B. BHINDLES, auccesew to JOHN BHINDLEk ,t 1
BON& Sail Makers. No. HO Nortb Delaware amine.
Phil delphia.
All work dope In thebeet manner Sind en the lowest and
most favorable terms. and warranted Co eve Perfect Batt&
faction.
Particular attentlongiven to repairing..
401ACHINEEIT, 1110111,,dre.
MERRICK & SONS.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
413 WASHINGTON Avenue, Philadelphia:
MANUFAVI URE
STEAM ENGINES—High and Low-Pressure, Horizontal,
Vertical'Beam, Oscillating. Blast,and Cornish Pumping.
BOlLERS—Cylinder, Flue, Tubular, &c.
STE 4 gi HAMMERS—Nasmyth'and Davy styles, and 0 1
all sizes.
CAW] INGS—Loam, Dry, and Green Sand, Brass, &e. ROOFS—Iron Frames. for covering with Slate or Iron.
TAN K r —Of Cut or Wrought Lron, for refineries, water,
oil, .k.c.
GAS MACHINERY—Such aa Retorts, Bench Castings,
Holders and Frames, Purifiers, Coke and Charcoal Bar.
rows„Valves, , Goyernors &e.
SUGAR ,MACHINERM—Such i.e ' Vacuum Pans.,, and
Purups,,,Defecators„ . Bona Black Filtenh Burners,
Washers, and Elevatorsi - , Bag Filters, Ungar ,and
Bone Black Cara, &c. • ~
Bole manufacturers of thefollowing tined:Mies:
In Philadelphia and'vicinif.y. of William Wright's Patent
Variable Cutoff. Steam Engine.
In Pane ylvania, of Shaw & - Justice's - Patent Dead.
oke Power Hammer.
In the United States, of Weston's Patent Self centering
and Seltbalancing Centrifugal Sugar-drainingMschine.
Glass & Hanoi's improvement on. Aspinwall & Woolsey'.
Centrifugal.
Bart, Patent Wreught.lron Retort Lid.
Strahan's Drill Grinding
Contractors for the• design, erection, and Stting.np of
Refineries for working Sugar or Molasses.
HILADELPHLt ORNAMENTAL IRON. WORKS...
P
. ROBERT WOOD dr, CO..
_anufacturern of
CAST WROUGHT AND WIRE RAILING% ....'
GARDEN AND CEMETERY ADORNMENTA • •
FOUNTAINS,_VASES, STATUARY 6c0..
VERANDAH_ ta,ETTF,Es. STABLE FITTINGS,
1136 RIDGE AVENUE, L _
PM! , nELPELIA;
ROBERT WOOD. P A THOS. S. ROOT
BRONZE WORX.
Saving fitted all our Foundry with special reference t<
the above class of NYorkove are now prepared to fill witt
promptness all ordere' for Bronze Castings of every 4i
scription; tO whicb the aubsciibers would moat respect
fully call the attention of the publicos also to their variell
and extenehre assortment. of • -
• ORNAMENTAL IRON IfIOODS.
the largeit to be found in the United States.
ael94m§ ROBERT , WOOD & CO.
/IAS FIXTURE 0.-1111EIREY. MERRILLII
ll Thackara,No. 718 Chestnut street, manufacturers' tot
Gas Fixtures ,Lamps, dte.. die., would call the attention of
large the public to 'their and elegant assortment of GSA
'Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, dto. They also introdnei
gas pipes into dwellings and, public buildings, and attene
to extending, altering and repairing gasping'. AU wor)
wananted. .
IOPPER AND YELLOW METAL SHEATHING,
BrazieriaCopper Nana, Bolts arid Ingot Capper,con,
stantly on hand and for sale by HENRY NABUIR 4
Co., ho. SU South Wharves.
ONE. BCQTO "PTO lAQN-4LENCIAR
pork brod, blotford and for. tale irklotm to Ifflit, by
PE 'l 1110H1' et 80N1. 115 Walnut ottrest. Wlt
*TOW* AND BEATER.
THOMAS L. DIXON &SONF3. ,
Late Andrews & Dixon„ ,
No. 1824 CHEST:SDI' Street, PhilodelPnlga .
_ . OPPooite United States Mint,
bianniacturen? of,
''PARLOR DOWN .
CllAMßgit,
OFFICE,
• And oth. r
_t,
For Anthracite, Mtn m inolig r and rWOOIII Fir&
WAR 04.41 FItIiNACES_„
For Warming IPublic and Private Buildings. °
ViiNTI4TORS,
• AND -•
CHIMNEY (14,PS;
• OCIOXING•kANOMI, BATHE._ QI_LEBS.,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL*
•~ , ,;,
4 '#;. ~n7iß, ~~~., r,.~t~
- r IPLE SHEET.
Ii'OII,V4,LEI DJ: go .If,ENT.}-,t,,,
V Copntry pepthenee, known BA "tyro rift •!t . 4 T4 ,
fn the fhiptol turnpike,' - 11,56 rm
mileo fr, th.. ;
th
are,:onemileiftraTtirrodiled and witton
a mil° of Eforfe'o Station, on tho Pfnlattelobto Teo* fin
U. 11., vont/dinar/abbotfi ter&oflandln Lag /too
ehhivritton.
l he improvemonts are a Frame blanrion.3o feet at *ars.,
with forge Plaira In front and Observx tory on tr.
It has draw imeroom, eating-mom, dintastroom sae
kitchen on the, first floor:eight chambers, bsett.rooto *kite
hot and ccid water, watereloaeOwash Mad* attd bid-a
,and butler's poutln dinieg room ;cooking raw and
force PtinP in the kitchen to supply water to the tang
milk vault and wine closet In the teller.
1 Ite outbuildings are a target ice.house, Over a blob •
suminerhouse, a. milk and prorision vault adJoinielt
IleVenftilling well of most excellent ivatcr under cover,
stabling , for five horse, end seven cowr, mirriagehouse,
• tool home. pouirry-yard and pig:pert. A part of the ground
Is beautifully laid out tri•ti gravel walla and lawn, with
abund ante of shrubbery and ornamental tree,. There
also mayoral hundred choice, fruit trees of almost erery
variety in fell bettnng mlOllOll/ over 200 feet. lung, bear ,
Mg the choicest varieties of grapes • a vegetaqe,gardon of
two acres , . inclosed, with a neat leketotence °s age.
hedge front, wich le' 000 fee on the turnpike. The
fruit raised annually. If sold in the market, would pay at
ll•ast *l.OOO. ,A never.failing stream, called the Pouncesen,
crossed the entire wean fn bound of the Premises.
Two-thirds of the pinched» Money may remain on
mortgage, or, it would be rentsd to a responlble tenant ,
on a hate. Accessible by the Philadelphia and Trontoig
Railroad f'ars six or eight Ohms a day during the entire
year. and Stearnhoat from Torresdste twice a dat •
FOr further particulars applyito
ISAAC NATLIANS,
del7-dtt N. corner Third and elprac6; Phim.
FOR nALF, OR TO RENT.—A FARM, SI I'iIATF,
, the Bristol Pike iiu miles from the State
House. containing 20 aercu, with Large Stone
A large new Barn lust erected, with out-buildings, All ,
the fencing on the above mounds b fug new. Milk % suit,
Fruit and other . treer. The ground'in 'a high state of mil
tivatim well watered, the l'oquesesn Creek passing
throrgh it, It is bbout half a mho from 'Borie's Station
on the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad, the. CATS stop.
pins at the Station rix or el
t times daily.,
Two thirds of the pore n money, can , remain on
mortgage, or the Farm wou be rented to a responsible
tenant on a lease. Apply to •
ISAAC NATITANS,
dei7 (34 • N. E. Con Third and Spruce, Phila.
FOE ,SALE.—ON FORTIETH,: BELOW PINE
Street, Meet Philadelphia— •
" A very desirable Cottage residence, replete with
every convenience. •
iltable,iloach.honse and Green-house. Grounds hand.
seine), lsid out, with a profudion of fruit, trees , in full
bearing.' Let, VI by 190 feet. The gxounds adjoining, 70
feet front, etua be had if desired.
' - • ' . „ : 8 ASIUFJ.. DIEGO
,
nc29,lra• . No. 142 South rront Street
1„. ...„44„.„...VALU ABM PROPERTY ;
Massifs' eat: consisting two • threeetory,irieit • _
toreSitetth dwillings, end - Rife tifree:iitsfir . modern..
brick dwellingsaullt in the tifvtonanner, st.rd furnohed'
with eve, 3 , ,r•onventence. situate. on the corner of •
I Fourth spd•Dioniond streets:extending to °dans: street,
Are ail eeettried by Pood respensibletennnta:
AIRY & SON 8.608 Wilnut street. • - •• • " •." • •
LFOR' SALE LARGE, I,V} LL.LIGEffED
four4tory building the college 'Pharm4eir,
south Ade of Filbert, street, above- Seventh: - Very
dip! rabic for a vrlnter, publinber or nr4s,nuf.eturer.
Apply to • CHAS. 141(111A111/40N,
or NATIIANIEt. E. JANNEIr.'
LW South ' , oath street.
.:ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
1868 ' 'RESIVENDE. 1863 . .
' NO 204) BYRUI,E: Ir. ,
" -- I EI:Ms•EASI..
FO4
SAL M E AULE, BROTHERS: & CO, .
Sonth mtreet.
del3,.m•
FACTORY , FOR •SALE OR ItENT.—A LAW!"
three4dory brick Factory Building, baying froutnot
" three utreets. la built in the moetsubstantial man
ner, nearly new and In perfect order. Lot 84 feet front b)
118 feet deep. Immediate paageetrion given. For furthe
particulara apply to J. AL GUMAIBY dr, BONS. 608 Watnn
ILIND4IOStE KEE STORY
Dwellingg. with thren.atorr back buildings. No. WE
" North seventh street; has every modern conveni•
free and inipmvement, and la in perfect order. Immo.
date POkArflSlol , . One half can remain on mortgage.Ar ply t6CUPPUCK & JORDAN. 433 Walnatatreet,
E'FOR 'BALE OH RENT—A HAN DSONLEMODERN
licrident e,
21 feet front, bu It in the be. manner,
" ith every convenience, and lot 12i feet deep to aO,
feet ide stree
perfecto on Ilutumel street. near Logan
Square. le In der. Immediate Possession given
J. M. GUMMMEY & SONS, &id Walnut street. ,
c FOR SALE—THE STORES NOB. It 41:13 STRAW
m berry; ntreet. POEMEdOII let of year. Apply to
t'HATtt E RHOADS,
de2l.a. • N0.:36 South. Seventh street. '
TO RENT.
12 FOR RENT.-IPSFURNIEVEKED OR PARTLY
furnikhed, with carpets complete, a handcorne four
clory brown emne residence, having all the modern
convadenren and, in perfect order, aituate •on ' tocuat
street, racer St hi ark.'BiChtlrca. J' fd. GLiAtALEY SONS.
508 Walnut; street: •
ri TO RENT.-:-A HANDSOME THREE.STORY
with all modern Imprcrrementa No. 4012
Mt. Vernon atroot. Immediate potweeeldm Also a
Threo story Double Dwelling, 13. E. corner Broad and Co
lumbia Ai , nue„ suitable for residence or etore. immedi
ate roeseeeion. Apply to COPPUOK & JORDAN, No. 433
Walnut etr , ,et.. . • ' •
FOR IiENT—A HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED
Residence, with parlor. dining-room, sitting-room,
kitchen, and; six chambers: large yard. • And everY
convenience; sitnatcon Race street, near Sixteenth. J.
M. G LIMM EY & SONS. 608 Walnut streak
THIRD BTREET—FOa, RENT, ,THE FOUR.
••• Ptory granite andbrick Store Propot. No. 821 North
" Third Ertreet Immediate possesaion. J. M. GUM
MEV 80M3, 508 Walnut Went. r
FOR RENT—FROM DECEMI3ER D3T, A CAROL
new Wore, on DeLawore avanne, below Chestnut of
Apply to JOEL D. BCBSIER &
nee td lea South Delaware avenue.
EFOR ['ENT.-BF.COND AND THIRD ST() RIES
r of Store No. L'CO North Third street, "opposite Eaglo
Hotel." • ' . • dolt UV,
ITO LET.
LARGE HALL
S.W. nor. Broad and Walnut. ,2,ra - 85. •
JOriN 11474411 ES EDWARDS.
del7.tu 411,64. , 704 Walnut etroct.
TV RENT—WITHI3I3IEDIATE POSSESSIoN, THE
eecond, third, feu , th end fifth flown of vorz
pretnieee on Alai ket street. AvptYtoß. H. 131 4bErollal
i'4‘.. is o. 7P2 Ai arket street, • ^ de.244
REAL. ESTATE SALES.
rOEPBANS , COURT S ALE. —ESTATE OF P. 4.1-
rick 'Laver', decd—Thomas. Sone, Amu lowers
Thret , etory Brick. Hotel. northeast corner of front
end:. rubor etre( tr. Pursuant teen Ord .r of the Orphan.'
Court for the city and county of Philadelphia, will be
told e t public eels', on 'rue-day, Jammry 7t1i,186, at 12
eclat k, 1100/1. at the rbiladelplaht Exchange. the
ing deecrila d property, late of Patri-k Lavery, dec'd.,
viz.: dll that lot of ground, with the brick hotel building
thereon rrei led, vaunt') and beginning at the north.
CIIFtf rIY C4ll.lVr of Front and Anther rtreets, 19th Ward;
thence extending northerly along the easterly side of
Front sin et fa feet 9,56 aches; thence outwardly on a
line at 1 igh t angles with Flout street 23 feet MX inches to
a pnint"; thence enuthesetvrardly on a lino at right angles
a all Amber street '23 feet 10351 Welles to the north weeder&
side of Arnber street ; thence Bouthwestwardiv nlmg the
ninth werrerly ride of Amber etreet 63 feet 9'6 Inches to a
point. and thence torthweste,rly 1 foot o;',i inches to the
place of be ginning.
The above premises are subject to two yearly gromed
rents—one of 667 67, payable half.yearly, on. Let of
February . nd A uguet, and the other of e 636 60, pAvanle .5d
day 'of 61 ay and November In every. year. Bounded
vreetward by Front street, northward and northeastwerd
by ground now or formerly of William. Loalberhury, and
eoutheaetward by Amber Area.
Bytbe Court. E. 4. mr.mtroz. 'Clerk 0. C.
LEW7B C. CAMSIDY, Administrator.
."
K THOMAS ." BONS. Auctumeore,
0.1 n 1" I . o 0.1 deo ,tv,
111. % I ,all, A 4 A I LI. I ,D,P-%.1 .4 /11.1 . 4. •- 0
roulAl Mt Monis', January 7. 1968, at In
o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Mehango , the following described ground"
rents, viz.: No. 1.--$76 a Year. A Ilthat yearly gro Ind
rent of $7.0, issuing out of u lot of ground, oast Aldo of .
Eighth street, 920 feet ninth of Cumberland street, 100 feet
front, 137 feet in depth to Franklin street; secured by a
three - rtoty brick dwelling. • •
No. 3 613 s 75 year. A ye.wly ground runt of $31.76100,
legating out of a lot of ground, oast side of Fifth street, 83,
fret north of Surquebanna avenue, Ili feet front, 89 • feet
7,1 t, inelter in slepth;_recured by a 3 tory sb , ick dwelling.
No. 3.—Cilt na a yea, A ',early wound rent of e 961 25100,
fretting out of .. lot of ground, uortherl3 rider of Wood sr.,
190 het east of Emerald' etreet, 19 fat front, - 106 fret
teams in depth to Moo. e street; secured by ty threesttory
b ark du-e Wog. • , •
No. 4.—i44 a rear. A yearlet groand rent of 84.+t, i4oulug
out of a lor of ground, east• aide of Fifth street, 1116 fret
south of York street. Nineteenth Ward; ea:loured by.a
three•story brick dwelling.
No. 5. -444 year. A 34.1101' around rent of 1948. tenthly.
oat of a lot of ground, emit side of Fifth streeti-310 feet
'radii of York street. tedjoius, tho , arroyo; secured by a
three-story brick tt
THOMAS SONS,:Attetiorieurs,
139 arid 141 S. Fourth street.
d(19.11 29
ti I; Ph .t N Co lift'P' L E -4-TAT"." of
Hannah C. Louderback. a minot . .—Thienis A SCAM
-Auctione. ed,-2,.4-otory Brick Store turid.Dwellin No..
OW South I'levet th e•rect.---itnatiant. to. an Order o c rhe
thr halts' i!eurt for the city hod counti, - of Phil atelphi
will to sold at public sale; on 'Fatrdit z ' 11/11111.1 - y rth. Let
lb o'clock. noon . at: the Philadolp Ex c h. : owe, he
lug thte ribcd.pt optl (one-Etat of ;moth C Lea
th. hock, a miler): A t .t teesquitge and hoof ground,
.denote ou the wt at aid,. ~t Elmo-nth titroet;,.ire ~f
di It hl3, beLinuieg of the tanco of 91f- (aeon hof 'midi
rect ; containing fronten Eloycnth anect feet, and
extending in depth E9fee
o , lls the . mEnjut.:K, Clerk 0. O.
i s . N. - O tte-FlXth interest win 1,11 sold by erd..r 'of the
orphana , , Cour t the osettiatuder by the nth. - eweete
the tr. of - -the pert .vtia° to the whole ' .
1 The above property has p e e° occupied fee. Hop. rid
pears as a ewe aid dwodhig, tool IA 010 el:ie. Dent Maud
for turincee. ' ,
tilimmAs Ar SONS, Auetioneora,
del,2lJa4 I:4a and At Smith Fourth mtreet.
„ .
r. i';6TXI ,3148 dONS , it
, Large , to m or, seven acres, Newport
't•k• street, 1 hit ty,,,,,omeistrint. Stro,t, ltre.l
etre( t, Dkketron street. 'iry , uta Ixth r and -On Tues.
'd.e.Aatittary'7.l9.B,' .t o deck noon. wilt Ito Aold nt
POI& tette. at the Pittletittlphla Exeltan. 0. all timid - tree
and 'valuable lot of ground, situas ou tho east aide of
ltetenort street. shoeW 4 feet south of Who ton street,
To - enty.sixth N 11l d ; hov ng o front Cl 391. 461OOth,foet on
NON% tort btreet, Mid 0-XtelldiUrlll d. , pth on: the northerly
n )
crok,g bhty eoed end . Iflairte.tirot streets;
544Citthe feet and the adotherly tree e 713 LIJIUII s feor,oeing
hilvidth m. the tud 314 14•100ths feet;'fronting Itso
tnOhlint Dickerson and Heed 24.1 g 113t'.' "hen cut tbrough—con•
me i4.nethe round. • • . , . e
1 m acenedlne to recent ouryob, wiiich may be
actin at tlw section rooms, •• •
M. t)NI A a ,ts BnLVB, Aitottimee , r.
del?„l4.ft 98 Ja4 • 1:111 and'l4l esnitb Vottrth street.
•
REAL Et3TA'l'l.--TkIOMAS 14 SONS* SALE. -
1 E Htirilltos titand—'ltireo,litoq Blot 'fitoro and
In, , v coiner of ethteontli find It arc 6treete. /11
7, ,' roday. Janitor) , tilt I t 6B. itt.ll2 o' lock . 'moo, bb
ee al public role, at the lUladelilblit all (list
velnrDe three dory brick; trfetauttlre, with two-roory trtnk.
1 i tldlug and lot of proinott:pltun to at the °tali void Cora
nor of hlxi et nth And Axon street+, ; coot , intuit IU fr on ,
I , rea rrct2Ulttl,oralextettittngludeith l) feet l Uluchee
to a. 3 feit , ,w low olt eV. tOcireu:l dn.Agroeervit. 53114
d: Ilillr rate thu:gar lUtmllueed. bath, cooking titogookO. ;
tio''Cleor of till InonnilmtOro• •
I, rn 2;500 Hitt N Arain on mortgage
LW LoimOdhitelt f otioesittoo, • ; • .
„ 921ttiNIA13 stiliS, Attotioneoro.
d 019,21,28 • • I;r3 141 Solitttroigthottvott
' et,r4
void 14A1,11.
114111411. EreATESALES, -
„ • .. .
„ •ri ', Ahe.. COVET. A1...- , :tal'Aaif ~/.. ..,,. ,
' :.. • ~. -lle, 40( 0 4. Thome solif , Aitet,hreest d.--,
.-,1 - ser era
frri v ibe rphana. , Gemrt . fdr the
1... , :e (.1 pet Irrei . WilletWield at puthile .
..evoiloeseirribef 14667. tat ti d i me% V .
P.Schtnits !het falloWlOt
e. - ~.,;., tsse Anenaftydee'eNo: . •:-
i. , - , ...re.si, y: , ., . beet strs4t. tress of - Aloventeentit MI that
~ • - • ar , . 1-4. 44 rth tlw tweaniir it-I:Pick Tiusigi4inerni .
~ , t , 4
.. v. ,io on the forth Ado Of MA; street, P foot , .
, le fr. bee ..est of Secret , - Wee: T ingletnFar44..e.,
r -of saris , or in frontedey ' genet 14 feet.- illid extell_..t
leg tr , depth norther 47 feet 'lifsse.hes., ' 1 eillt t , .;..f . ..”
elm r pacing into teen ;ritreet,,l: - . it l i t 4 s,
IZ i r
r ftld shey , E. by other ground late' oft:Wigton e ~ ',
' I V.. 1, :r ere; nd Intended to begneoted to Ferit. , ..i"..‘
, and r. by Seibert street. Being tar P •ma prembliffiw c
~
Chtneepber Rindersmd Wiftyy, bYindenfarbdilWCldreinte.
bet 3d. 1564, recorded in Deed book I. tt...13... - 40ewojesditis
'973, dc.. matted and conveyed unto Ruth Brod*, Wirdele-lY
the said Andrew liroitle, deceased. r.t* .7.".^:`;
No. 2.--fitnund Vent of $24.-All tnatyenrlYgnltatid ~' f.i
0f .: 854, payable by Follett 'Taylor his bells and *s al
h l
. half-yearly, Ist January and July fn every year, wit }+t"'
,deduction for text's, ate., issuing out of all that let, 0 .
ground, with the three story, brick messuage thereon
erected; eltuate on the westertraide of Amber etreet. 94
feet 6 Inches 'north :of Wood 'etreet. Nineteenth Ward;
• ecntainiughthentbn Mnber street Id feet. and extend- ,
Int; in depth 60 feet. Bounded N.,partlyhyttlev,ll4/121.e.^.,
ground Into of Michael Price and , partly ~by ttfo"rej ,„,,, ..
of a 3-feet wide alley running northiyardfyinto.: ' ...'
,street. S. by' another messuage andloh4rl Pei_ AritifFP ,
Bitched Price, W. by ground of Casper ilenta.l ,Redriferinav , :**
stone yearly. ground reAt whieb said -Michael Price end '
', dife, by endorreirdeed dated ;Nov. 27, 1658, recorded In
deed book . No. '
.r ;liege , 4 &e.. 'granted and assigned
unto raid An d rew Brodie tat t ers
No. 2.-Husk Dwelling, , fiamilton street, west .of
Eighteenth all that One full - iiiiiiivided moiety,or half .., se
part of all that lot °feeder:oJ 'With tpi thice.atety bridle
771 ..'”' -
11 , 81 , ago titer. on . erected, aittiattrO w the north side .or
liamiltbn street, 2711 feet B..incheleat ~of El,ghteenth.l-JT.,+,
'street, Fifteenth Ward; conteinilje.l,ll Tent lon • nandit•Ola 1, •••
- short 15 feet flinches and extendinfr *4lerithaeatinvirtat , '"
57 feet Stoehr*, to a e s feet wide a11ey...: 'Bervirded , N.' by • 6 ' 7 '
'.EI andlton street, th by thetiabi alley;:,,,,E , by.bilher,-ground , .: n-:. ,
now or late of William ik,Panhanol,,llf. lay'Cltiter : ground . ....
now or late of Franklin Eattikger;-:ble4g .tbs i tame
premises which Franklin S. A eitzinger4' le tem-
'dated September 1 , 186 1 , recorded fn' tient:Rea f1.. 1 "114 ,
bo. eta page MI., dic..• granted and cenveredMOtOtedd, t
Andrew Brodie and Francis P. Nut ray In fee, asitetinele 1.
in common, subject to a mortgage debt of let NI : ~„...,.,..'
- .Ne. 4-Brick Dwell mg: Franklin street, abtiVereededa" ,
, All th at lot of grotty& =With the three-story ,brielt!'inee.
Blume thereon erected situate on the*. west sie of Wank
lin stre. t. to ontieth Ward, conimencing 25eet north of
Oxford street; containing hi front' n -Fran klin Street 34 - -,, .-
feet, and extending in depth 1W feet to Bilyda - 11ffeet;:,.," . !
Belted, ii north by ground now or _late of Solaro' Pratte* ..,,,t,' . , -,' -,,
KM th by ground how' or late of Franois Black,' More ' bse - : - ;1; - ,;
Franklin street, and west by Bilyea street. ' , Ming:then '.. '
same premises which - Sanmel Ceubb. Jt.,..by. l indentnee ' .j'Y ' fi
dst, II V arch 24th, 1885 redorded In Breed Hook L. - 10. - 11.' -'.' ' ',:,_.
NO. 161,- sage 496. &e.cgratUA , riad' coliVili , d+ Mete 'Ruth: - %' . . ,44
i
Br die n tee. aubjectto , ja,Y,eruie.4crtelmi. rent : ofilint„ : , 41:.%i,
,and t o the p o yment ,- *V57 1 1 1 0rtgath,?, 11 4K. 47 .1.4 , W,10 - , , , ii!
th, rim mentioned. - ~
..a, .. „_,'
, :Co. 5.-44 round rest Of 'ssl. - All that g rou nd rrat OtSctl';'„;
,payable by le rn. -Cobb: his heirs and nesiens,half year yii
let of January stud Jobewittientgedifetionntlese44443.7'-'.'l,'4'.
iset.hig opt of all thatiot of amend, situate .o* thee east-f- , :.,...., ,
Ida of et'tiklin street. :58' feet 'north of, Oxford stinet; .„. 9. " '
Twentieth Ward; containing taint= 'on 'Fraitklh.. - street , •x." l
IN tree, and_txtcoding in depth .on the north; lino, fie .fedt ~..,..I..ei'j
__,7 1 .; inches.. and on the south line 63 feet 104 ~i inches.. ,t, : ,'}.
Bounded North - by ground granted to George aLllallarg .. '
`.on growl.: .rent. S. by the (ear ends of Oxford street 10ta.,f,... - -- ; ., ,
F. try pound now or late of ,Win; Albertson: and Charles , vt,',..,
and %1 . le. Frricklin , ?.treet. Being thesatuelOPoLgroand
whieh Audrew Brodie and Ruth, his wife,4by Ind-Mere
' Medd Jul , 30. 18t18, record• din Deed hook 1... it: KIN°. 190,
pare 421, cc., grunted end conveyed unto "aid Win. Cobb
in fee. Reserving, lino cout unto the *4 Huth the yearly
mound rent. . .. . ... . .
be. 6.-1/welling...Oxford area, ' , west :::i Of ' Frabiltlintn. , ,,, , ,- , ..
street. -All that lot of ground, with the messuoute thernon-,..t,..•!..
erected. situate on the.oco th side of oxford street, Sat feet
w. et . ide of Franklin etreet. Tweetieth Ward: Oonziunielf'''''
In ft out on Oxford streetl7 feet, . and- extendingOn . depta ~. ,
nacho sid 63 feet. Being the same ,:remixes Which Lit, . -- ".
zit' Itrodie. by indenture dated May itoth;lB6o, recorded .:: ''.'
in deed book L. K. 8., No. tio,
_pave 9., 4c., granted and. ...., -
cone. ey - e d unto Ruth drodle in fee. r- '.' ' • •• - ' ...•;,...'",';
,Subjetn to a yeatly.gyroundrentefrs99.72. - ..__- ,
---" ..,
, . ,Hy Ile C0urt, , 'F.'A.. , MD10414411.4:1eric4 ) ,..0.•--
WILLIAM It HOD' 1., 'Administrator.,
_ M. TI.IOIIAS th SONti, Auctioneers, • '- '
dc3 14 21 129 acid 141 South Fourth street
PUBLIC rtALLI—THONIAS k SONS. Arc fibs.
eurr,—Coal 011,Landa.and pertonal protaetY Of the
Peri (dental Centre Co. lib Tuerdry,Becember2LlS67.
at 19 &clock, DOl/11. *ill be mold at Palate rile; itc the Phi. •
Indelphir Exchange. the following sloe:Ile:4 property of. , ,
the Petroleum Centre viz.: Wares land tramingo
County. Pa. All that tract,of lard. situate in Ojritidsit or . :f
t0r,112 , 111p rep iingn county.' Pennsylvania . ; containing 22; .
acres 149 perchea,mora or leer,., , ;
CRAW ettltD U+ L. Pit.—Alto, all that undivided half of ,
24 ecrer.ls6 percher, more or leer el aidsituate in 00. .
Creek 7 ownship, Crawford co.. is • • ; , ,
Alto, all that.undivided .one-half pert of 24 scree end
116 percher.: more or lug of land4sittiAte Townentg:
Connty.and Shsto atort%ald. - • -
Inc lo dud in the Hale Is St fraine hottiewidd stationery en=
gine. tau feet tubing; 4 tanks and slieds. . • .
Furtherparticulara may be had at the office of the
Company, No. He Walnut strecLl cane -- Cash.
01°,21
. , .
MM. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
19 Neddttl South' Fourth street
HEAL .1. STAI Er—TIIOSIAS • dr. '80 4 11 1,4 1ALE....
Valuable Business locarion—lltore. and
"
No. 214 South I'cl:lth 'street, between Walnut and
Locust 6 treet& with a Twastory frame- dwelling ittl the IS
nl.r on hose all y. No. 5, two fronts. On Toeadav ! : Pea., - ,
lfori..st 12 o , eirmk, noon, will he sold at nubile ' ,a
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that lot of, , ground..: '
im
with the provements thereon erected, Janata on the
went aide of Tenth street., 99 feet north - or Loedatostreet. -
No. 214; containing in front on Tenth.etreet .19. feet, and
extending In depth 90 feet to Komi alley, with the Drill-
Lege thereof. , oThe improvements e a 234 - atory frame
roe/opage, occur fed as a picture and frame' Ptoro and
dwelling; with" largo bulk window, and one-story frame ,
kit. bi n need as aNV ork.shop.._frontiog on Tenth street,,,,
and a two-story frame dwelling la the rear on . Hose
tans, being NO
tk Clear of ail Incambrance.
rar - The above is tit uated in a very devirabler neigh-
boat od. . . .
M, TB OW S k BONS, Auctioneers. • .
139 and 141 llouth roaurth street:-
del . -144:n
EtFX.E(.IITI ORS , PEREMPTORY BALE::ESTATE
of Hugh O'Donnell. deceased, for account of a far.
mei purchaser.— I homes a, Soule Auc ioneera:L-
Two.storyablek Dwelling. So. sus South Sixth street:l3n •
rue,iinv, December 24th, 1867. at 12 o'clock, noon, win
sold at public sale. without reserve , at the Philadelp hia •' '
Es-film:um. all that two-story trick thessuage and-lot Of
ground thertainto belongfna, situate on the east s ide of
Sixth street. 119 feet ;'.O an inch south of Christ/au sereet:
No. 015; containing In front on Sixth street 15. feet
Inches, and on the rear of egad lot 16 feet 6 inches. and
extending co,tward In depth on the north line thereof 56
fee t and on the south lino thereof 42. feet 6 Lashes.
Sale absolute. • ` '
JAMES' CAMPBELL,/
JOHN B. AUSTIN; Executory.. • '
.? JAMES Mrll A NN, • • -
M. TiIOM.AS di SONS, AuetieneerS,.:
• dr2 14 21 129 and 141 South Fourth, street. • . .
r;2;REAL FSTATE--T8034.48-8r SONSt:ISALE.—:
'1 hreestory Brick Dwelling South' Tenth street,see • • .
" tend Louse below Tooker otreat 2.11:1
Tuesday, Dee. 34, 1h67. at 12 o'clock, nowt. NHL be sold at
Faille sae, at the Philadelphia Exchange. ell th,s.t,new
ttoue, tory brick mr,aenge, with two-story back-build •
iota and lot of around. situate on M.-. aof 'Tenth:
strict. 16 tee , south of Frrnou street. First Wiwdr the lot
cont. in frig In froi t on Tenth street 16feet, and ex t ending! -.• ,
in depth 64 feet to ' a 8 feet wide allyy. ox tea dir4 9 1 ; 11,. ...V •
Poison street to Mountain ate. et, avitlethe, free tete twf
prig Rego of said alley. The hottalaspavered tbroUgheut;
has bat t . range, ac., dtc, tttolett to• ,earlyitiottad
rent of 874.
lintLediate possession.
M. lHt
129 and
41 S out h llah . :um m * ok ,
,
LREAL
.ESTA'rlfi.—Tllo4Al3 .t BONS
a ? Threestory brick Dwelling, No. ATI,3 tionth.kyont
" street, below Morris street, First Word.: ttn,'Ple
day, December 24th, 113137, at 12 o'clock, noon. will'be sold,
at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchango, all dm
three-story brick roessuawand Lot Of innoad, etit"all
on the east side of Frontsft&t, .1121 feet Birches south of
Morris street. No. 1713; eon , 'doing ip frout on Font ,
street 16 feet 7 Inches, and extending in d„ eh 60 feet
inches to Dutton street. The house is vrell-b/Lit; hae an.
under-ground drain Into% culvert on Frog: street.
Trems-$2OO n39,Y_renusin_on_itroundleut.
M. T11021.M As SO. S. trietfoneers,
del' 1421 . 1119 and 141 douth Fourth. street.
rPEREMPTORY SALE. FOR ACCOUNT 05' Ai •
Fotruer Purchmer—Thoman dz. Sons, Auctiodeem.— •
Frame BM,Ming, Nottsls Catharine street.---tha TUO3.
day ,January 7th, 18th, ‘t. 12 o'clock, noon, will be aold at
public sale. wlthout reeerve, at tho Philadelphia
change, ell that frame meson sge and lot of ground, situate
on the north nice of i'stitarine street, west of Fifth street. '
No. 515; the lot containing it. front on Catharine street 18
feet, tind.extendiug hi depth on the west lino 49 feet to
inches, more or km., and on the east line 60 feet d inches.,
-more or lens, to ; a 4 reet.wide alley.. Subject to a.yearly: .
'ground rt nt of $2l 59.
List — tale Absolute.
M. THOMAS dr BONS, Attettoneens, •
. 139 and 111 south Fourtketroota::
012PILANt1 , COURT SALE.-ESTATE OF CHAS:
F. Penrose, deceased.—Thomas th Sone AUctlon.
'•ere.—lrrtdeenittule Oroilud Rent, 41 year.. - •
In pH:silence to an order of the ,
Court for the City and County of Philadelphlae will be , •
,old nt public sale, nu Tuesday. JontutrY , 7. 141.40
dciot k, noon, at the Phlle &Mit la Etehatute. the'
,tut dean shed prop( sty late or Charles:Peuroee, - deceated, •
viz.: All that yesrly ground rent of to only SpMieh'
ter nniltd dollars. nay:a:Mon the first - duty of November • t
even year forever, minting out of and • ehargeat:do utsua
all that lo• et gr, tine, Am a , eon the enst title- of- Second, - t
, tree* and north side of Queen street, lu the city of Phil*.
M. Whist ; containing in ft mt. on ;Second Street 17fe , t 7
in, bee, mud in depth on Queen street th fart 9 Mohea, and
in breadth on tho rear from Qauen streotenerthtvard 41
et t 7 in, hes.
By t h e :C o ml. E. A: MERRICK. Pork O.C.
CHARLES PEN MOE, ' '
J :11N It PEN R , I
CLEMENT, titit,KLENe. rErocutortt
ARILI.II AM R. 'PERKINS, •
M.TIIOII Aue'rs.
RIO nd 141 South Fourth etr, et. '
dul9 41:3
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CARUIaGfn.
BEcKiIAUSSc AL tAriAttit
deepectfully. Invite attention to their large fad !aria/
stock of Superior •
FAMILY OAItitIAOES
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Of wont rityle4 with' il the all recent itaitnirn*Sfi - 01,
ELEGANT LAND 411 ; • , ,
otttfiEs and COUPES ,Ot SOSO*
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