CITY BULL earn!. FnANKVIrt INSTITUTv.. —A t the ragularrntmthly mee-Of--tire—Pranklin-Instltutoulast—everdng, after the usual busictes of minutes and reports from committees, the resident Secretary. Profes sor Morton, read his report on Novelties in Science and the Mechanic Arts. In this a des cription was given of the sinking of two inverted syphons under the Seine at Parli, to carry off the storm waters from the east side; of the manufac ture of nitraglyeerine at the Hoosac Tunnel; of some remarkable engineering works executed by the Moors in Spain, and now restored; of Im provements in turbine water;wheels; of a new arrangement of anti-friction rollers, by Mr. J. H. Cdoper, of this city; of improvements in prepa ration of leather for boots, by Mr. —; of some curious experiments in puddling iron; of the acteol statements puttlished by Mr. Erric son as to his solar engine, and of many other things. There were also exhibited a now series of lunar photographs, by Mr. L. M. Rutherford, of New Fork; about which we Rod in the latest and most able English work on Astronomy (that by G. F. Chambers, 1868), the following state ment: "To an American (Mr. L. M. Rutherford) we are indebted for the best,pjetures of our satel lite yet produced, and it is difficult to conceive that anything superior can ever be obtained." These pictures were projected on the screen with boantitut effect. There were also exhibited, by Messrs. J. W. Queen & Co., some beautiful pieces of electrical apparatus,in which exhausted tubes were revolved while traversed by the elec tric flash, so as to produce the most beautiful ef fects. A remarkable feature about this apparatus was its low cost as corap i y ared Wth an before produced. After tbo Secretary's report an inter esting discussion followed on various points mentioned, in which Mr. Coleman Sellers, Mr. Robert Briggs and Professor R. E. Rogers took art. • ROBBING PRODUCE HOUSES.-Willitfm Devine and Henry Logan were arrested yesteiday In the Fifteenth Ward, by Policeman dimler, of the Ninth District, upon the charge of larceny. For sonic time past, the provision dealers along Dela ware avenr , l have been losing cheeses, barrels of flour, kits o mackerel, &c. Thestl articles must necessarily have . been taken away in wagons. The accused are hucksters,and drive wagons. It has bet n ascertained that they have been selling cheeses, which are supposed to have been stolen.. One cheese was disposed of in the Fifteenth Ward and another at Thirty-sixth and Havorford streets. The defendants were taken before Alderman Pancoast and were committed for a further hearing. CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.—DanieI Gallagher was arrested yesterday by Policeman Schaeffer, of the Seventeenth District, upon the charge of burglary, &c. It is alleged that he went into a drinking saloon on Broad streamer Washington, and,dnring the temporary absence of the proprie tor, abstracted a pistol and abaut $l5 from the money drawer. Re then broke oven the shutter of another drinking saloon opposite and helped himself to two bottles of whisky. Gallagher was taken before Alderman Bonsai! and was com mitted for trial. Four DROWNED. —The body of a man was found yesterday afternoon, by the Schuylkill Harbor Police, on the marsh near the month of the Schuylkill. The deceased had apparently been in the water for some time. He had sandy hair and red whiskers. Ho wore a blue navy undershirt, a white shirt, brown pants and gray vest. His boots were slit on the instep. CALL Accarrao.—Rev. Dr. E. G. Brooks, of New York, has been invited and accepted of the invitation to take the pastoral charge of the Church of the Messiah (Universalist), in this city, and will officiate next Sunday morning and evening. REC'OVERING.—Reserve Officer James G. Hill, who was brutally beaten and shot at Eleventh and Sansom streets, a few nights ago, is rapidly recovering from his injuries. He is still confined to his home, but will probably be on duty in a few days. BOLD TIIEFT.-A colored man named Samuel H. Harris went into a store in the neighborhood of Seventh and Cullen streets yesterday, put on a coat and then walked off. He was pursued and captured. Alderman Swift eent Harris to 'risen. i l FINE AETEL—B. Scott, Jr., will sell the even ing. at 'IM o'clock, at the Art Gallery, 1020 hestnut street, a collection of modern pictures by, art: to of an ... established reputation. Among them arc James Ham . ilton, W. Sheridan Young, E. D. Lewis,Brontleld, Jr., Ed. Moran, Thomas Birch, and others. Sale without reser% e. THE PAHAGCAY WAH, The Washburn Case as Viewed by For. eigners—se , ions Reflections Against the American Minister. Rio JANEIRO, Oct. Bth, 1868.—When Lopez or dered the population of the capital to retire into the interior, Mr. Washburn retused to leave Asun cion, and ordered the protection of his flag to se veral foreign residents, and among these to a Mr. Pereira, the Portuguese Consul there. The Paraguayan authorities, however, dis covered, or pretended to discover a con spiracy In which these men were said to have been implicated, and exacted from the American Minister that they should be given up. Mr. Washburn commenced to discuss the point, whereupon the Paraguayan Minister •-.„ became more exacting,' and even seat a 'police man for the Portuguese Consul. This gentleman seeing how feeble was the protection offered by the American Legation, left Mr. Washburn's house, was put into prison, and has since been shot. The example of Mr. Pereira was followed b) Dr. Carreras and others, who had sought re fuge under the American flag. and they shared the fate of the Portuguese Consul. According to this correspondence Lopez's thirst for blood, however. was not yet satisfied, and he next demanded that two members of the legation, Mr. Bliss and Mr. Maattrunan, should be given up, and Mr. WashbUrn allowed them to be taken from his side as they were all going on board the Wasp. Instead of returning and insisting on their being released Mr. Washburn left them to their fate and made haste to get on board the 'gunboat, whence he sent the Para guayan Minister a very energetic note, which, it is remarked, would have done him honor if it had been written in AsuLcion. The existence of the conspiracy has not been proved, and not a single • document is mentioned iu the notes as having been discovered; but what is an undoubted tact is that many men, and women also, of the highest social position in Paraguay have been sacrificed, and it is even possible that Mr. Washburn, whom the Paraguayan Minister accuses of being the • centre of the con-piracy and of having been hi.' bed with 1,100 gold ounces and nearly the same sum in Paraguayan currency, might have met with the same fate but for the timely appearance of the Wasp. - • In a note which Mr. Washburn addressed to - the British Minister in Buenos Ayres he says that "milers urgent measures be taken to protect for ----eVriTe-sTEntsiiirtifilguay perhaps not one will, be left to tell the of his misfortunes." The comic papers iu Buenos Ayres contain caricatures of the leading personages in the Washburn affair, - 'including our minister him self— who is represented as 'running off with hit- umbrella and carpet-bag in a state of great excitement. The Buenos Ayres Standard publishes a let ter tram Mr. Porter C. Bliss, dated at the L'Lited States Legation in Asuncion, September 7, and addressed to the Bev. William Goodfel low. Mr. Bliss rays : You will learn with surprise that in common with hundreds of mid natives, comurising almost all the adult mates of the country who were nut bear iltg-a.fint.-0-ttftt smutted of -beltumi, com‘PirsteY against the government of Marshal Lein, with the additional aggravation respecting me that I am also charged with belonglng to a secret committee, who have put their hands to a compact to assassinate the Mi,r.l at. YOU can readily judge of the probabilities of both ncentations, and will easily believe me when I say Mai there is not even the slightest font - Wad ni r them, and that so far from knowing of any con spiracy. 1 have grave doubts whether any has exist ed, notwithstanding all the nets of this government, and the se-called confessions of criminals, to be found in the published correspondence between Mr. Washburn and the Minister of Foreign Affairs. This doubt, is, we believe, common to all the persons be longing to the American legation. You will also see the herculean efforts which have been made by this Government to fasten upon Mr. Washburn a coratill city withlte real or prcumded ItevolutionarylTt I on will see the false testimony which has been put into the mouths of prominent persons. Much of these sta'ements are Eelf-contradlctory, and all of them con flictwith each other upon the most essential points; and, lastly, they altbace this in camtinal. that they furnish no definite information concerning the organi • zation, objects; Means. and occasion 01 action, nor even who• were to take the decisive stepa; best es, among so many revolutionary papers alluded to, ap parendy not one of that CbaTICU-tr has been seized by this government. But I have 1111 need to discuss the matter further; the truth is evident, and will be recognized by every one in Buenas Ayres. .1 hope some decided action will proceed front the minor. ,~ 5 . ;~Y:~ • ••! . T. , - 44; ,'•- ii, 1 ,-,..,.., r , ... , • _ 1 44 ) • .• IMO Less of neutral nnlions in Suction Ayr", thoutzh I can. Ecarcely hope that any torch action caa benefit me, ea um already eethowt gouty oy the government al though not lisTvilig the ellabtest idea or the testimnny. _necettartly fatre or forged, which has be n or will ha roduced agatrat sue. — Airper out in-tals--logation, have passed the last two months, since the extradition of myself and Mr. •Mnstermen wai demanded, in a stale if continued agimtlon, alternating between hope and deFPohdench, and following the connte of the cor rspondence, which, on the part of this government, has ttesdily gone from bad to worse. The Florida it mpeachmeitia_ The Taliabaese Sentinel, the official organ of the State, in a leading article says: "It is not a question of preference of one individual over another,altwhomhou there are those on both sides of the question to gh we *hall always hope to be able to exited the 'end of friendship. lint there are priu ciplea involved that rise far above all personal consid erations. There are legal points and issues Involved which we do not feel comps cut to decide upon, with the light at present before us. Or, if we did, we have grave doubts of the propriety of so doing. thereby in a measure prejudging the case before the proper triounals render their verdict. We have no eliminations to offer against any one in connection with this imbroglio. We cannot decipher men's motives, bat are credity obligation of honor to give all concerned ho of good purpos: s. until shown otherwise. When the result is determined, however, lot that be the end of it, and no matter who suffers he must abide the issue. Ambition, malice, seltivhnes , s. 'violation of law, or whatever It may be. if thole is anything of the hind, there moat then he ad end of. The party must demand it, and whoever de- , murs, there Is a wide field and more congenial two. ciatiens for him or them outside of the party. TILE COURTS, Disynterr Cortrr—Judge Thayer.—Roberta ye McWe, and others. Bann) reported. Verdict In the four cases for plaint, ff. • L. K. Llifc vs. George R.Ltresilor. An action on a book account. 'the defence diepuled the amount of the ball. Ye , diet for plaintiff for $199 4L Phitipadchrrner and Jacob Dechert Ye. the Girard UPI. aid Marine Insurance C0...0f the city of Philadelphia. An action on a policy of ineuranee to recover s2,slet un trial. 1 'STRICT COURT—Judge , Ilare.—Rueli et at vu. Clan donning et aL Before reported. Verdict for defendant; rent in arrear $275 • Wm. treaemile ye. John Galbraith. administrator of Samyel Audrees, deceueed. An action o a a triok no cottillt. Verdict ny ngtocment for plaintiff for $129 75. Jobeph Buffington v.. liugh Lane. An actio ato recover the price of an mean fund•hed by order of defend ant for St. Theresa's Church, in December, 18d7. Ihe plaintiff alleged that the defendant made a contract with him f the inetrument, which wee t be of certain dimensions, "tone. combination of store, quality and capae,ty. for $13,e0); that he did eo lairtilen the instrument on trio 2ith of Di cember, but defendant refined to pay for IL Tlie defence set up that the instrument wee d•tfective. Several of the stops we e out of order. and Alm keys did not respond to the touch of the performer. When the de feete were nooses the plaintiff was notified to remove the instrument, as it was not satisfactory. A number of or gan builders• and performere on the iruatrutnent were celled by the defence in support of the allegation that the organ VIRE not a perfect ono, The organ has not Inca need in the church slnce uhristmas. On trial. QUARTER BESSIONI3,--Jfidice Allison—Petty cages worn before the court this morning. OITY ,NOTICES. TRU. "CLARENDON, " 1516 Chestnut street,serves tine Salads, good It'zied Oysters, Terrapins, and all the delicacies of taivseasou. Families supplied. Tompkins & Co., fonrkerly Fourth near Walnut sta. • Mow, Horn and Rubber Handled Cutlery, Plated Spoons and Forks, at Parson & Co.'s Kitchen Furnishing Rooms, 2_20 and 222 Dock street, below 'Walnut. CHMILES STOKES & Contint ntal Rotel Building, • MEROLTANT TAILORS and FASHIONA inx CLOTHIERS, have on hand A Superior A ssort.,,ent of CUSTOM KR-MADE CLOTHINe at reasonable prices. Satirfaction guaranteed. FURS!! FURS ! ! ! Now open, a mszniticent stock of Fors for Ladled Chad. Oakford & Sons, under the Continental Hotel DON'T NAM TO TRY BOWER'S "Gum Arabic Secrets" for your Cough. Sore Throat and Pulmonary troubles. Physicians use them. De pot, Sixth and Vine. 35 cents. WILIIOR'S COD LlMI( OIL AN!) I.I3I6.—POTBOTIS who have been taking Cod Liver 011 will be pleased to learn that Dr. Wilbur has succeeded, from directions of several prole , sionalgentlemen, in combining the pure oil and lime in such a manner that it is pleasant to the taste,and its effects in lung complaints are truly wonderful. Very many persons whose cases were pro nounced hopeless, and nho nad taken the clear oil for a long time without marked effect, have been entirely cured by , using this preparation. Be sure and get the genuine. Manutactured only by A. B. Wilbur, Chem ist, No. 166 Court street, Boston. lu Philadelphia by Johnston, Holloway & Cowden, and druggists gen erally. A FINE THING FOR TILE TEaTn.—The fragrant lik ey Sozodont has taken a very wninent place among the most approved dentrifiee e day. It is a very p , pnlar articte for the toilet, h , recommended by all who have used it as a beautifier and pr,sereer of the teeth, refreshing the mouth,sweetening the breath, and an esting the progress of decay. "Srai.ni.se's GLUE." Funs. —Removed to 310-570.—Russia, Hod son Bny, Miuk Sable, Royn! Ermine, Dark Squirrel, etc., 01 the best quality, at the most reasonable prices, at oar new and light store, 610 Arch street, between Fifth and Sixth. nerve give us a call. Jusseu ltn eY.renevrei & Co. P. S.—No business transacted on Saturdays. Fars altered and repaired. GET THE BEST! !—Get the beet Hate for Gents; Misses' Bate, Children's Hate, Ladles' Furs, etc., etc. Where? Why at Charles Cialiford & Sons, C mti nental Hotel. Jrinclors mothers and nurses use for children Safe and pleasant medicine In ktowee's INFANT Unc dial. . ~ -....-- ConNs, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfUlly treated by Dr. J. Davidson, No. 9115 Chestnut street. Charges moderate. . - -- -' SURGICAL INstnumnyrs and druggists' sun dries, DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH. J. Isaacs, M. D.. Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats all diseases appertaining to the above members with the utmost. success. Testimonials front the most reliable sources in the city can be seen at this office, No. 605 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to accompany their patients,as he has no secrets in hie practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made for examination. TATIONS. Heoorted for tD e rhuadelohla Evening Bulletin JACHEL4I4 - VILLE Sebr W B Mann, Stanford-124,657 tot yetl6w pine lumbdr Patterson & Lippincott rvIAILIC N BUIL& n 14)1:1 OF PEOLADELPIIIA—Novmmez 19 Ole - Bee Marine Bulletin ten Insitleyage. eatitivED THIS DAY. Steamer S C Walker, Shor'. 24 hours from Now York, n ith nide° to W 67 Baird & Co. Steamer Richard Willing, Condit!, 13 hours from Balti more, with noise to A. Groves. Brig Babel Boorman. Kennard. 7 days from Bangor. ith lumber to .1 W inskill & Sons. Selo Ocean Bird, Kelly, 6 days from Boston, with mdso to captain. Schr W S Ettlles, Burgess. 6 days from Boston, with rodeo to 1) 8 Stetson & t.o Schr Neptune's Bride. Chase. 6 days from Bonto a, with rodeo to Crowell & Collins. Schr 11 Fillmore, Chase. ii days from Boston, with mdso to Crowell es Collins, • Schr E 11 Wharton, 'Boum% 8 days from Now York, with Tar evincr3 auct..aßives to Lennox & Burgess. Behr S W.loon. N well. Boston Schr Walter Howes. Pierce. Stongton. Schr It .1 lit erect*, King. W arren, B in t. Schr Bunter. Crane. Dighton. Schr Jeceo Wilson, Connelly. Boston. Sehr It Blow, Peterson, Boston. Sehr W F Garrison, Coi son Boston. Schr E B Wheaton. Little, Bosun. Schr B F Lowell. Leavitt, I tont..n. Ear John 11 Allen. Ketchum. B,,ston. Schr L D Small, 'lice, Dauvereport. CLEAIIED TRW DAY Steamer Prometheia , , Gray. Charleston, E A Bonder & Co. Balk send, Cro:aby. Mai eeiilea, 1. Weetergan..n ea: Co. :.chr Sophia Wilson, Nowell. Do:Jon, L Au4enrica & C. Fehr R J Mercer. King. Dirpon, kW . on Graell S,(jEchr Heesuneter crane, D lon ig n e hto lly, n Glelo 8 Roma .r chr Joptou, Tyler & Co. Fehr John 1-I Allen, Krn hnm. Boeton Fehr 11 Lowell. Leavitt, Boston, I. Nidenrierl tr Fehr 1. E Small, Tice, Danvoreport, Day, fladdell & W. Schr Jae 8 Watthon, Liottek, Lynn, do • Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchanco. LF.WEB. Dn. Nov. 17-0 PIS - - The • ()Bowing vecseht aro octal:led at the Breakwater by heed Allude, in company with a large 11,:et: Jmir.) 1r eiiiol ' BI rgc..a, trom ehllacelphis for Boston; Logan). ..lohopon,_from Demerara tor N York. and Louie lilutts. from Ali.•..:andritt for do. Wind Eng( • atlrm )(mire. dm, JOgEl'a ItA. MEMO IiANDA Ship Lancaster. Jackson, hence at drobileLlth Inst. Ship Belvidere, Bowes, from Manila 11th July. with hemp. sugar. etc at New York yeaterdaY. Ship Merchantman (Br). Illourilyau, from Panting 99th July, at Now York yesterday. Steamer Whirlwind. Geer. hence at Providence 17th instant. , Steamer Brunette.llowe. hence at Now York Yesterday. 'Strainer liammouia (NG), Meier, from Hamburg, via Southampton Bth inst. at New York yesterday. with 718 passengers. Steamer Lonirlana (Br), Forbes. cleared at Now York 'recto day for Liverpool. Steamer Claymont. Platte, hence at Richmond 17th instant. Bark Amelia Gehring,llaynie. suited from Bull 3d Inst. (or this port. Bark Argue. Laughinrlchs. benco at Dantelo let inst. Bark Brilliant. Coeburn, entered out at Loudon 7th inst. for this port - Bark Czarina (Br). Blanchard, cleared at Now York Yesterday for Callao. - Bark 21 n Culbert (Br), Hatfield, cleared at New York Yesterday for Montevideo and Buen a Ayree. Brig Potosi. Coalficot. cleared at Windsor. NS. 19th root, fru this port,. Behr'rhos Patterson. Allen. hence at Richmond 17th ing ant_ Bch' hi L Van'klrk. Walker. heisariit Fall River 11th th egt. B t ehr u -Maryland:. Greeney‘d flom Fell River 'tith g in. for this port. Behr Cerro Gordo, lied don, eailed front Bristol 17th tact. for this pert. THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN-- - -PHIL.A.DELPHIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1868. oitriutnto vocal: SALSI—ESTATh OF OFVIANI KLhLIALIOII. deceased. dames A. Freeman. Aua - tioueer.tii der authority of thu Orr:4l=l%4lra for the City and County of Philadelphia. On Wednesday. 'CC. _9J66lLAtl2.teeliwk. noon. nil' be sold at public sato, n..t risen's, er -- Bre hvi le o g Real 1 state. late rho property of Unman "Kee. havph. deceased. ho 1 —Building Lot, Cameo awe t. All thst certain lot if ground situate en the west side of if amac, street. at Cho distance of 68 feet •southwa.d of._ Montgomery avenue. in the 'l wentieth Ward t the city: containing in front of Cau,sic street 16 feet (Including on the non h side thereof the southernu oat moiety of a 3 fist wide alley running westward the whale depth of eald lot) end extending of that breadth 48 feet deep. Cline of fucun brailre. rso. 2.—Buildu g Lot, Eighth, above Morris street. All that amain lot of ground Ilituato on tae west side of Eighth street, at the distance of 48 feet northward of rris street, in the Fir Ward of the city; containing in front on Eighth street 18 feet, and extendLg In depot parallel at right .ogles with Eighth street 70 feet. . Iry • Cleat 01 inetembrances No 3 —Tivo - atery Thick co. tage,No. 1611 Federal street. All that certain two-story briar. Inessuage containing six rooms, and the lot of around equate on t , o north ride of nth nil et eet, at the (Benton, of 8.1 feet /OM trachea of sixteenth street, h. the Twenty riX"h Ward of the city; containing in front 16 fret and in depth on tbo east lino 77.81 feet and on the west line 76.34 feet Ce a 6 feet wide alley. Otos of tn,lifilbraece. No. 4.—House No. 937 Cantrell street. All that certain two•story brick inessuage containing 4 roome. and the lot et ground &Mate on the north able of Cantrell Street, at the distance of 187 feet eastward from Tenth szeot, in the I , lrst Ward of the city : containing in front 14 f eat and in del , th el feet. Sig Subfect.to $33 ground rent per annum. No. 6.—tlenteel dwelling. No. 2224 Lombard street. All tint cert •in three.stery wick niessuage with the two. st.ry brick bark buil:Bugs (containing b rooms and bath) and tip , lot of ground, situate on the south aide of Loin. bard street, at the distance of 20 feet eastward fom 23d str: et, in the Seventh Ward of the city containing in front 16 fi et and extending in depth 78 feet. Uhler of in cumbrance. sale absolute; No. B.—Coated Dwelling, S E, corner Twenty-third and Lombard. All that certain three story brick mess suet e, with the two story back buildings (containing 8 rooms and bath), and the lot of ground situate on the south eideirf Lombard tied east side of Tweay-third street :fir khe Seventh ward of tiro city; confer - tang in flout on Lombard etreet 20 feet, and extending in depth • along Twer•tr.third street 78 feet. Clear tif incumbrance. Owe abEoluto filet to be paid on each nt time of sale. By the Court. JOSEPH M.S.GARY, Clerk 0. C. JOSEPH F. ICERBAIJO El, Arlin nit teeter. JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer, ktore, 922 Walnut etreot. ORITANB' COURT BALE —Ed CATE OF EJames Carmichael deceased. James A. Freemen. Auctioneer. Valuable oil cloth manufaAbry, Sec ond strut t and _Lyle avenue Twenty firth Vv ard. Under authority of the Orphans' Court for the City and County of Philadv Iphia. On Wednesday Decomt•er 9, 1868, at 12 o'clock, noon. will be sold at public sale, without reserve, ut the 1 Idled. bible Exchange. tho following described real t state, late the' property of James Carmichael, de emed. All that certain lot of ground with the buildings and in plowmen's thereon erected. situate in the 'twenty. fifth Wsrd of the city. B , ginning on the east lino of Verond street, 60 feet wide, at a corner ot land 1 %tot r UM vey,A by Janice Carmichael to Josiah Bacon for the Connecting Railroad ; thence extending by the staid Con necting Railroad olistwirdly about 659 feet It inches to a corner: thence by lend now or late of Jacob Ridg way, N 13 deg 38 miu., W. about tieZ feet 256 inches to corm r ; thence ity land now or late ot John Jordan, A 63 deg. 40 ruin.,W SW feet 8..%' inches to Second 'Arcot:and tence by the same B. 11 deg. 8 ndn., W. about 41 feet inches to the place of beginning. Con'atningt 4 acres anti 150 square perches. Being 804 feet 4,?..i; inches ou Second surer, and having fronts on t,'io avenue, VCINIngO and. Clinton eti eats. The improvements consist of a large four-story brick print shop feet wide by 15 . 3 feet deep, a three-story brick japanning ship with slate roof, 33 by 70 feet, a tiro-story brick print shop for table oil cloth, 32 by I rio feet, a one-story frame building used as a trimming shop, 22 by Ti feet, 2 two-story Paine houses fronting on Second street. frame stables, shedding, &c. AU the machinery, shafting, gearing, engine and boiler col ander, and all the tools anti Fixtures are reserved and will be sold separately. eari'lnn ut the Auction Store. Sale Teremptory. Clear of incumbrance. 3200 to be paid at the time of sale By tLo Court, JO sEPH EGARIC, Clerk 0. C. ANN CARMICHAEL, Adrulnistratrix. JAMES A. FREe• atAtv. Au tioneer. Store, No. 432 Walnut street. SNOWDEN &Buryrima, 23 South Sighth btrcet. n 01925 de3 nol9 25 de3 ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—ESTATE OF Mary Cornell. deceased. James A. Freeman. auctioneer. Genteel 3 s'ory Brick Dwelling, No. 614 South Ninth meet. Under the authority of the r rphane Court for the City and County of Philadelphia, on Wed. needs y, December 9 1168. at 12 o'clock, noon, will be eo'd at public sale, at the Phitudelphi• Exchange. the following described reel estate, late toe troperty of Harp Col vett, deceased: AU that atticst of ground with .the 3.stosv brick dwelling with and bath room thereon erected. situate on the west side of Ninth street. at the dietance of 155 feet south of South street, in-the Font th Ward of the city; containing in front on Ninth etre° t 20 fe el. and in depth 114 feet to Scotland Row Alley. Together with the use and privilege of said alley. Being the came premises 8 which Samuel W, Thacker ‘ and NV il e, by indenture dated Novemles 4, 18.17, recorded in the •, Office for Re cordir g Deeds, &c., for the City and County of Philadelphia, in Deed Book A. W. at.. No. 50. page 2.77. &c., granted and conveyed to the said Mary Cornell, in fee- '1 he mid premises ure aubjtet to a restriction an fol lows : 'that no house or other building Mall bo erected or extended to a greater depth tuan .53 feet westward from the t'inth street front of said lots. That no house or other building shall bo erected or extended at any time to a greater depth than 10 foot eastward from the Scot- land Row Alley front, or boundary of the said lot. tier shall the height of any building on the Scoff d Row Ailiy went thereof exceeding 23 scot tO the pea of the roc f, makiw. so a bees to measure (ran, the to of the curbstone at the southeast corner of Cedar etr et and Scotland how Alley. Clear of all other incu ance. VW - .‘lee to be paid at the time of sale. , Sty the Cc,urt, Juilmrli 21E0 A enr. Clerk O. C. SA Sti-J EL C. et B KIN S. / - Truateaa. WILLIAM PUT< A, SS. s JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer. n 019.25 de3 Store, 429 Waleut camel_ . . . _ Olt MANS' COURT SALE.— CSTATE 'OF JOHN Flicker. deceased.—James A. Freeman, Auctioneer. ' —Under authority of the Orphans' Court for the city and county of Phitadesphia, on Wedneeday. Oecem• her it. PR, at 12 o'clock. noon. will be sold at public rale, at the Philadelphia Exch ,tige, the following described real estate. late the property of John Frit ker, deceased. No. 1 Two-story Brick Btoro and Dwelling, No 1183 North I rout street All that certain two-story brick inecatage with attics, and Lice-story frame back buildings f...u0 lot of ground situated on the ea d side of Front tit set, a t the d ta nee of 16 feet 6 inches north ward Irony Otter street, in t he nixteenth Ward of the city ; con lainit gin front 17 feet I inch, and in depth 100 feet to a 10 het wide event called Adrain street Or Clear of Grance. No 2. --Dwelling, Juniper street, Manayunk All that certain two t to.y rough net messuage and lot of ground sill ate on the northeasterly side of a 60 feat w de street called J. riper street. a• d op the northwesterly aide of a 60 feet wide MI eet called Lock street, in the TwentY fir At. Wald et the city: contslAng in trout ou Juniper street BO fe.t, and in depth 153 feet 10 inches to App.., street. F?"/"Cltar ('I bltt to be paid tit each at the time of ea'e. By the Court JOSEPH MEGA RY, Clerk O.C. JAMES F. WOOD. Executor and Trustee. JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer, n01P.25 de3 Store, 4:V. Walnut street oIIPHANS' COURT SALE.—ESTATE R • 11 A 0.14 FAY LE,deceased.—James A. Fre•mian, Auctioneer.--Frame House and Lot. Ituetleton. Twent3.tbild \i'v'ard. Under autho-ity of the Orphans' Com t for the City and County of Philadelphia. on Wed. nerd ay. December P. 1868, at 12 o'clock. noon, will be sold at public vale, at the Philadelphia Exchange. the fol. ,owing described real estate, late the property of damh Ann Foyle. dece red: All that certain frame meant ,ge contaimi g 4 rooms. and lot of ground. situate on the souther elderly aide of the public road called the Helium. burg Road, from HAM elphia to Newtown. in the village of Bustleton, in Lower Dublin Township, now the 1 xv..rny 'hire Ward of the city. Beginr ing at a awn, for a corner on the side of sal , road; thenc•• by William Spencer's lot 11, 7956 deg., W. 6 perches and 11 feet to a cm nit ih, lice T. mil neg., P. 6 perches and 9 feet to a corner; tin nce N 593.4 deg.. L. 6 perches 11 feet to a cor ner on the aide of said load; thence along the old., of said public bad N. 19% deg., W. 6 perch< a anal 9 feet to the place of la ginning. Containing 42.63 vet ekes. $.101.1 to he paid at time of sale Ity the Coati, Jt•tr . El'll MEt,ARY, Clerk 0. C. Fl .W.IN L VA', LE. Administrator. JAMES A. FREEMe N. Auctioneer. Store. 422 Walnut street. no 1 9 2510 1 11 ANS' COLDaT SALE —ESTATE OF NEAL itz Alt-BEIDE, deceased.—James A. Freeman. Ana " tionect .—lnder nu•bority of • lie Orphans' Court. for the city end county of Philadelphia. on Wednesday, eceiribeeh. IE% at 12 o'clock, noon. will be sold at p.iblic Yule. at the 1 hilltdelphia Exclinge. under authority - com taitied in the w ilt of the late -It , cal Mcßride, decoaced. ho. 1. I'M eo stety Brick Dwelling, No. MU Wallace street. All t hat certain three..tory brick messuage con. taining 6 t coma and bath room. xi nate on the south side Of Wallace ptrect, at the distance of'Ll7 feet ;Ouches east , . and of Eles cue etrect, in the Fourteenth Ward of the city ; COW =lug in front 18 feet and in depth on the east line 77 fort '‘ inches. and on the west line 78 feet inches more or hes. Clear of inctenthf anew 2--Thrt e.etot y brick house No. 1029 Lemon street. All that certain lot of ground withh the three-story brick 'nesting,- thereon elected, situate on the moth side of Lemon street hotween 111th and 11th atr eta, (No. 10`29•) tout .1 oil gin front 18 ftet and in depth 5U lea. t..lear of inciumb• mice. fre - iilto to be paid on eacb - at 'be time of sale. By the Court JOSP.,PII s'GAItY, Clerk 0. - C. ANN JANE MoDOW ELL, Adruinistratrix, d. b. u. c. t. JAMES A. FREE nA N, Auctioneer. null* 21 di 3 StOra, 4 - .1 Walnut street. t. 0' PH COCE HALE.—ESTATE ,N E" Beni er, Deceased. --Jemes A. I..rceman, Auctioneer. - Neat 'fwmetory IS irk Dwelling. No. 1235 Locust street, n ith three story brick home. f outing on .auby Ytreet,(l•o. 1230).—Vneer authority of the Orpheus' Court, I. r the City and l ounty of Philadelphia. on W. dnesday, De, ember 9, 11i8„ nt 12 o'clock. noon, will be sold nt public Pale at the r Ithaaorhia E.xchauge, under authority cwt. taincd iu the will of the Into Joan Benner, deceased -- Al that certain lot of ground with the two story Mick Crklllllo.l with attic+, and two-story brick ntildiugs tin rem, ereettd, also a three etory Mick meseu age in the rear the eof, pituato on the north sloe of Locu-t street, between 1 welfah nd't hirteenth dreete. (Is o. 1235). in the IJo nth Ward of the city containing, in front on Locust street 22 feet and in depth 110 feet to Canby etr4 et. Max of (71enuteranee.. rt' - $lOO to I , e paid at the time of Fele By the. court. JOSEPH MEGA RY. Clerk 0. C. EDWIN 13ENN.b.11, A diuini trator. JAMES A. YREVAI A N. Auctioneer, Store 422 Walnut . treat. rol9 f 5 dr3 ORPHANS' corm . BALE-ESTATE OF WE' fill :ion ere. deceased.—James A. Freeman. auctioneer. ' - two-story thick Stable. Rogan street (abwe si 'nth and ICtdlon bill streets.) On Wednesday, December 9th, DM, et 12 o'clock, noon, will he gold at public sale, with. out reserve, at the Philadelphia Et:Armee, the following Jeterthed Real Estate, lata the property of Wm. Swat's, ucceused :—All that certain lot of ground. situate on the east side of 'Hugon street, at the distance of 100 feet south ward of Willow street, in the Thirteenth Ward ..f the city; tettaluing in breadth north and south to feet, and in depth cast and west 58 (mt. On the above lot are erected a twa story fran e chop. No. 41b. and a large and tub9tantlally built Iwb•stouy brick stable, Noe. 417. 419 and 4bl Regan street. Sate a 401 u, UV' COO to be paid at the , two of sole. By the Court. JOSEPH MEGA 11Y, Clerk O. C. JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer. Store, 42t Walnut street nol9 :Ma PJ REMPTORY SALE. —BY ORDER_ OF E'Heim—Jams cA. Freeman, Auctioneer.-Store and " Dwelling. No 1 1 38 South Thlid street on w e d"-, L cc. pth. 'BOB, at 12 o'clock noon, trill be cold at pub. I to t o p , w ithout reserve. at the Philadelphia Exchange; the f ollow iv g dent Med Real &tate : All that c"rtaln two story lb ii.kancsounge, wrh sftticc,-- and the lot of ground situate on the west side of Delaware Third. between Pine wadi nion strectit (No. 338.) in the Fifth Ward of the city ; being it feet 8 inches front and Lit depth east and WPFt. 90 feet. TO - Clear of ineumbrance. Bile peremp tor,: $lOO to he raiti at the time of Sale. JAMES A. EMAN. Anctionoer, Store. 422 Waltiut ntront. n01P,25.de 3 Ul,i LA Aa' CI, titer 11ALE.—ESTATE OF WAL ;;; ter F. tiouthgete. ceered.—J anu sA. Fs eetnan. Ana.: " !Store and Dr clllag, No. 243 Pine 'erect --" i'nt'er eutLerity of the Orphans Court for the City and t °only ot Igladti Pia, to Wedutrday. etmber th.b. 181.8,..atal.atchek,pecte, will be sold aiptgblte.raie, at the Ithilt delphist Each totneg — deeettb.d Teat ertate, b to the 1 ropt•rty of WalterlF. Soul agate, &ceased.. Alt ti at cots'' , three-moo. br.ektnessuagaocrath the Ore._ riot y htick beck hot dinrr. and the lot dr - ground situate endu nortt tido of Pine tret t (No. 9113), hetweett'Socond 11 i•d streets. it, the Fifth Ward of the city: contain loa In front on Pine greet 16 feet. and in depth 80 feat. ("Mot- of ftuumbrance. Sleo to be paid at the time of rale. by the Cow t 1' , SEPH MF.GARY. Clerk O. C. J. LIERVIOr BEALFI, AdminletratoN filtd A. FRET MAN. Anetlateer, n018.'26de3 r Store 422 Walnut ;greet t►i l tILLLLAN L''~~ U!!l~ iii~.l ..10.A.59C INDIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY. This Compan'Y have an exclusive grant to lay Submarine Cables, CANTON TO TEIN-TSIN, (the seaport of Pekhij connecting all the ports on the ASIATIC COAST, whose foreign commerce amounts to One Thousand Millions Annually. The Company is chartered by the Legislature of the State of New York, with a Capital of 65,0 C 0,000 ; Shares, $lOO Each. A limited number of shares are offered at $5O each, payable $lO cash, $l5 November 1, balance in monthly instalments of $2 50 por share. The inquiries for this stock are now very active, and the Board of Directors in struct us to say it may be withdrawn at any time, and that none will be of fered on the above terms after Novem ber 20 next., For Circulars, Maps and , full Information apply to DREXEL & CO., No. 34 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA ; To duly authorized Banks and Blinkers through out Pennsylvania, and at the • Office of the Company, iVoe. 23 and 25 NASSAU Street, a rsif YORK. antt iv OPERA GLASSES. A large and fine assortment of Plain and Fancy OPERA GLASSES just received—now styles In Pearl. Fancy and Morocco Caeca. WILLIAM Y, A LLIS TER OPTICIAN, No. 728 Chstnut Street, Philadelphia. nolo to the 6trnt GRODPia AND STATITETTES. TYNDALE & MITCHELL, 105 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, OFFER A FINE ASSORTDIENT OF Imported 3ronzes, At Very Low . Prices. a 026 tu th MIA E. t. 313001C1D, UPHOLSTERER, No. 136 North Ninth Street, PIITLADELPDIA, WINDOW SHADES, BEDS, MATRESSES, CURTAINS AND CARPETS. P' Furniture Repaired and Upholstered. soS3mrp FITLER, WEAVER & 00. NEW CORDAGE FACTOM fiOW IN POLL OPERATION. Na ea N. WATER and 12 N. DEL.. an ENVELOPES! ENVELOPES ! 5,000.000 SAFETY ENVELOPES All colors, qualities and slue. for sale at reduced prices at the Steam Ynyeloce Manufactory 223 Boi= Flynt WREET. sienamrne SAMUEL. TOBEY. Agent nio GROCEP.B. - 110TEMEEPERS, FAMILIES AND. J—Others.—The undersigned 'has just received -a fresh 'ninety of Catawbs,,Caffon3ia and Champagne Wines. Tonic Ale (for invalids). constantly on hand. • P. J. JORDAN. MO Pear street. Below , Third and Walnut streets. • 'FOR BALE—TO ISIERCHANTB. STOB.EICESPEI3.B. Heide and deaters.-200 an Champagne and Crab Cider. WA ) bbis. OtPagne and Crab Cider. P. J.JOII re DAN.eX atced. GRAND SALE OF D HOMER, €O..S and @30113 Cheßtralkt. Below Continental Hotel, PHILADELPHI Bales to Commenco November COMPRISING Press Goods : Shawls, Cloaking Cloths, Lasts ii;„ 1 ! Linens and White Goods, &c., Hosiery and tilovc.: Mourning Goods &c, &c, Owing to tho wide reputation of their House, it is needless to det: e Al Ca H C . & Co would merely state that their IMPORTATIONS'OF THE PRESENT SEASON, WHICH l'jtf: , ° Preparatory to removal to their NEW MARBLE BUILDIN(1, CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE 1Lt?0,, ,- Havo never beensurpassed in Philadelphia, containing an Endless Variety Of texture in medium priced goods, as well as the CBOICEE•T NOVELTIES OF 'CIIE c & CO. would advise all desirous of obtaining • GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY Gt.iiT t l To lose no time before inspecting their stock, feeling assured that tho UNPARALLELED r'LIICES, At which the entire stock will be disposed of, must insure RAPID SALES. nol6 6t 727 CHESTNUT STREET. 727 RICKEY, SHARP & CO. /I/IVE JUST OPENED S Cases CHANGEABLE SILKS At 81 90 per yard. RICKEY, SHARP & CO. 727 CHESTNUT STREET: moi4 TO (C( .- j'MRY MERCHANTS. We have now in store • ' , al' larte &a lea sztort• ment of LADIES' CLOAK INGS. By calling ea Cl you tan rue etly tee atl tteitYteet ils vogue. but be nursdled qttatt.ttite to cat at Met t. , teetet wbolerale rates. Cemperteon of dock sad ydees ititb say et house iollelted. itumplen scut by man area •Vllret. • STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER CENTRAL EASPORIUM. Corner of Eighth and Market Sts. JOHN W. THOMAS, Nos. 405 and 407 N. Bei;ond Street, 0117.14 i LARGE MD ELEGANT ATOM WINTER DRY GOODS, EMBRACING ALL 01, Newest Designs and Fabrics, AT PRICES WARRANTED 10 vr. Low as they can be bonzht estabarc. au.%i Mary Fall Trade. EDWARD FERR.IS, GIRARD STORES,. NM. or, Eleventh and Oheatnut Sta. Entrance SO Santa Eleventh. OF7ERS AT JOl3 r.s 20,000 Yards Hamburg and Nsodi Week Embroideries. 1,000 Doz. Linen Hdidoe—All kinds. Real and Imitation Valencianne.Thrud, Guipure and Cluny teem. And a complete stock of INVITE GO OD S. ririCurtteedt and Ring's reletrated mai* tl rett4e and Millings at fdanufactureraittcas. fa9dn th a EYRE & LANDEL Have Reduced Their Prices As much, and perhaim more. them others, for the same Class of Goods. ' DRESS GOODS REDUCED. SHAWLS OF FINE GRADE. LYONS _COAT VELVETS. lAN ONS PIIRE SILK VELVETS. FASHIONABLE POPLINS. FASHIONABLE SERGES. GOLD MIXED REPELLANTS. BEST BLACK VELVETEENS. BLUES, BR OVW NS.,P 1. 3 tAt1..." 4 1 4N..' I LIWAVSPI COLLADAY * Tik . PROPRI - E.•rov. 110TELSIBoAi!i)!N4 W. Lan a trt , r:3l Liar* asd Or 4.tail a J. azd Borth 1 Cl4r, soloyteil w y+lo.l-1. Alltbsabo t 411.4.-3, Beam& STR9W DV.'i iD CENIBAL I+,a-',;: Corner Di" E er2410, INDIA T: GY OR*7 - :r U. 111fti t Real lola aa t VOA' 'FANCY i-Z* *too I F Fn plat. a " ! Ninsz t .raz R EV! LOA ti)f , 111 r EJyB - OPEI;EG (T RICE •.-0. tes4 • t WARADIE;F; ! . ICA/a 11:011fi G " Mt. THE Rs cf y di! oripliona 1:11+1 12' tt. 1 I.() rite t •11. s In !Ales,' !its. 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