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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

4 ysIGNEE sALR OF BOOTS AND sHoBs.-A n
"A ORISTALAR, auctioneer will sell this day, January
D. At eleven o'clock ct Nc 4o sixth avenue large ana
neral Of Boots and shoes consisting OF ladies,
misses and chdrens prunea ana leather heced gaits
bco shoes slippers ties Congress CATERS and oxford
Nes patent calf boo Shoes CATERS and erogans
Slso Indaruhber boots and shoes and large varey TOO
mention together with the Store Fixtures &C.,
n order Of 3. Primer, assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

ToHN LLOYD. AucrroNEER..oN MONDAY, TUES.
81 day, wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Jan 10
and H. at 0 O'Clock each day 81 No Aston House Broad
way the balance Of the stock OF urs OF wholesale fursr
retiring consisting OF large stock of made
rurs comprising full sired Carriage Cap.s y and do,
Hay Sables Mink Sable real Fitch E7ninc
Ac Ac victornes Cuffs and Mulers, Fur Capcs Gloves
Ia Also fine assortment OF Childrens Furs In sabls
Mink, Squirrel and Ernine Also, large lot OF Sleigh and
Carriage The above goods all fresh made for the
city trade They viii be sold without reserve to close the
buainess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

browne NICHOLS, AUcTIoNEERs
WEDNESDAY, January O.
Al IL O'Clock at the salesrooms.
FUkSi FURSi FUksl
A large assortment OF superior
LADIES' FANCY FUkS.
Consisting Hudson's Bay sables, Mink, Fitch, &C., In
Cepss Victones Nufrs Cus &c, manufactured for thu
y the very best materials and warranted In every
particular. -
An assortment Sleigh Carriage Lap and Buffalo Robes
THURSDAY, January IL,
Horses, Carriages, Harpess, &c.
SATURDAY. January IL
At saesrooms
OF and second hand Furniture Carpets
Mirrors, Paintings, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

UNFINISHED ROOMS.-PART OF A FURNISHED
house 10 let Rent low No. 30 Greene street, Jersey
City, the ferry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DAN Be AcCOMAODl
N It'd with Board. whsre the comforts OF home may
mloyed- Apply SO Ninth avenue second door belo
Thirty third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

BOARD wANTRD-By GENrBEI YOUNG MARRIED.
ID lady; permanent; neat accommodations and . good
homo IN small fsni what 10 desreii widow lsiy pre-
ferred term reasonabc regular boarding noed
stating fun particulars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
A BATTLE At HARPBR's FERRY.
rHn REBELS DHFHATED.
a RIG GUN CAPTURED.


We have reports OF severe fight at Iiar
per's Ferry, where three companies OF the
Massachusetts, thirteenth regiment have been
stationed for two or three weeks Three or
four companies from other regiments have
been with them for some days, and section
OF one OF the Rhode Island batteries had been
sent up TO join them. Col Geary was near at
hand on the Maryland side The following
dispatches appear to give the most reliable &C
count of the battle -
BALTIMORE, Oct II. - Passengers from
Harper's Ferry state that there was quite
battle yesterday near that place, between Two
regiments of Mississippi aud Alabama, aud
the Wisconsin first and some companies OF the
Massachusetts thirteenth. Whilst the can
nonadtng was going ON across the river, Col.
Geary crossed with force, stormed the bat
terry, and succeeded in capturing Il 81 FOUNDER,
which he brought back into camp. A con
siderable number were wounded on both sides.
The capture OF the cannon is confirmed by
despatch from Gen. Banks
BALTIMORE, Oct. IA gentleman from
near llarperS Ferry furnishes the particulars
of fight between six companies, consisting
of parts Of the twenty eighth pennsy wanna
irelnrut, the y,is,l Wisconsin and the thir.
tvcnth Ma,s,,rhusJCs regiments, under com.
maId "a Guiull john. W. Geary, aud three
thousand rebels Early yesterday morning the
rebels showed themselves on Bolivar Heights,
at llarper's Ferry, and commenced an attack
with artillery upon three companies under
Major j. p. Could, stationed on the north side
OF the Potomac. A constant fire was kept
up tor some hours, when three companies
of the third regiment of Wisconsin volunteers
crossed the river, formed into line and drove
the enemy back, and succeeded ia capturing
one of the cncmy's heavy guns. They were,
however, after a time compelled to retreat,
which they did in good order, to the river.
Here they were reinforced by three other com.
panes, and they them with Col. Geary at their
head, marched upon the enemy aud alter hard
fighting drove them from their position, and
re captured the thirty-two FOUNDER, a coIum.
bad.
Our forces had but three pieces Of artillery,
aud these were fired from this side OF the
river until the enemy retreated The enemy
had several pieces Of artillery ana five hun
dred cavalry, together Win their infantry, and
was completely routed and driven back some
three miles. Oar loss in killed and wounded
is not over seven, while hat Of tile enemy is
at least oue hundred and fifty. Col. Ashby,
who commanded the enemy, is among the
rebels killed.
PolSr OF Rocks, Oct, 17,-Our loss in tie
victory at Bolivar WAS four killed, seven
wounded, one MORALLY, aud one missing. Cot
Geary was slightly wounded ty she'll The
fight lasted five hours. Some prisoners were
taken, who report that the rebel loss was not
less than one hundred and fifty. Their force
was greatly superior to ours
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
TEE wAmIN NE.ssounr.

JEFFERSON City, Oct. ia scout who
arrived tonight reports that Gen. Price on
Sunday was at Cintouyite, Cedar county =,
twenty-five miles south OF Pappinsyille, On the
Carthage road. The whole army have effect.
ed i passage of the Usage river, aud are still
in full retreat.
RoLLA Mo Oct. l6.-Thirty.one more Of
our wounded solaiers arrived from Spring field
yesterday. These men report that Il sharp
skrmish took place last Monday morning,
twenty miles this side Of Lebanon, between
two companies OF mounted men belonging 10
Major Wright's battalion attached TO Gen
Wyman's command, and some one hundred
aud thirty rebel cavalry. Major Wright sur
prlsed the rebels by an attack in the rear, and
completely routed them, killing thirty and
taking the same number prisoners. Major
Wrlght's loss is one killed and one severely
wounded. Very little firing was done by The
rebels.
The report that Col, Taylor's regir pnt Of
rebels which has been stationed al Springfield
since the battle OF Wilson's Greek, has march.
ed north, is confirmed. They have probably
guur to join Gen Price on The Usage
Cot Prince refused to acknowledge Gen.
Fremonts authority over Fort Leavenworth,
which the former commands, Us the fort is not
designated as composing part OF the depart
ment of the west.
CAMP MckINsrRY, NEAR SYRACUSE, Mo,
Oct. I7.--Gen. Fremont has sent dispatch
stating that he has reasons to believe that
Sterling Price has retraced or will retrace his
steps to the Usage, there To make a stand and
give our forces battle
Adiutant General Smith informs me that lie
has raised over ten thousand men for the Mis-
souri, state militia, and thinks he will be ena.
bled in due season to obtaln the remainder Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
WASHINGTON ANn rrn1Nn,rY.

the war dvpartment his nnrling. Gen. Can,.
erop is expected by the evening train,
The rpslonation of Sururnn SARGENT of the
second W9ssarh,,satts ,,,,I',sn, hae ienrI
accented
r. : Dudley has hepn annoi,ite,l consul at
LiyrrnooI an1 Aa,asa frEIasnn consul nj
Manila
,Jlstira Doot, proarp,jpd ,hfs morning 10 the
military nrisnn mi olnt;,ist.rnd tlc Dam of
nlraiaHcr in lIr' rthsI nrisnnrr. therein, who
are IN he r,.le,.,.,l in nxl.bann,.
Gan N,f1,II,,, ,,,,,i,,,,,,I -, Su,iftps ,Iivi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
ON rmE POTOMAC.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 16,--The gunboat
Seminole has arrived mere from Washington.
While passing Evansp0rt, above Aqua Creek,
she was fired upon by rebel battery -Four
out Of forty shots took effect, onl nearly car
rying away her mizzen mast. No one on
board was injured. The Seminole returned
twenty six shells, some OF which burst over
the battery.
A large number of boats, sufficient to carry
from ten to twenty thousand men, have been
lying for some time in sheet OF water back
of Aqua Greek, probably for use in case the
rebels should cross the Potomac
Batteries can be erected on the Maryland
shore, opposite the new rebel batteries, which
can fully command the latter.
The Harriet Lane has returned from the
vicinity of Evansport and will have heavier
armament put on board.
Yesterday afternoon pickets reported that
the battery attached TO the Massachusetts
twelfth had sheIled a body OF rebels opposite
the White House lock. Guns were distinctly
heard, but no particulars are received.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

Twelve schooners without clearance papers
have been captured by the steamer Louisiana,
off Chincoteagae.
A schooner which was being fitted out as a
pirate at Chincoteague, was burnt by boat
expedition from the steamer Louisiana, on tte
9Th, near Chincoteague. Quite smart en-
gagement took place, by the enemy advancing
TO cut off the boats, during which Acting
Master Hooker was seriously wounded.
The gunboat Connecticut sailed this morn
ing in search OF the pirate Nashville.
The navy department is said to have known
it was the intention Of Slidell and Mason to
leave via Savannah or Charleston for the West
Indies, where they would embark on board Il
British steamer for England.
The gunboat Flag has sent up a valuable
prize, taken but short distance from Fort
Sumter laden with molasses and fruit,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
YHE CONDITION OF THE IsERELsI
VIRGINIA,
STATEMENT OF AN EscApED PRISONER.


DARNsrowN, ND, Oct. 16-Corporal Ora
cey, Of the New York thrtytourth regiment,
who escaped from rebel custody, received two
shots in the skirmsh in which he, with Others
was captured in September. He was kindly
cared for by the rebels The inmates Of the
hospital where he was confined, were mostly
members of the first Virginia regiment, Ev-
cry DAY Or two those seriously i'll were sent to
Richmond, as it was feared Gen. Mcclellan
would attack the rebel lines. Gracey suffer.
ing from his wounds was intense. The at
tend MS furnished him with opium .daiIy or
drink, which he treasured up until able to
move about, when he dragged the beverage Of
the attendants, and left the hospital. He vas
fired upon three times by the sentinelS, and
not harmed. In c0nseq uence OF large rebel
forces he was compelled to move in il circuit
Gus direction, crossing Bull Ran, and after
three days and nights hunger and suffering,
reached the Potomac AT Fairfax, he heard
Gen. L0ngstreet say to the surgeon thar the
rebel forces were SO scattered, that ii attacked
at any point on the line, thele must necessarily
be All abrupt retreat by all upon Manassas,
their Gibraltar. They think it impossible to
be driven thence 1t is generally believed
that Beauregard would burn Fairfax Court
House if compelled to evacuate il. 1t was
impossible TO ascertain the exact number of
rebels AROUND Fairfax. They are varously
estimated at from fifty to7a hundred thousand
So far as Gracey observation went, they are
better led than clothed, but he heard no COM
plants in regard to The latter although their
uniforms presented a curious mixture. Gray
is the prelominating color Salt has been
scarce, bat is becoming more plentiful. Hun
drets of men are employed on the sea shore,
evaporatiug it, each man producing ON an
average two bushels per day. 1t was also
coming in freely from the western part OF the
state On the homeward route, Graeey saw,
quarter o mile northwest o: Flirt;tX, a breast
WORK thirty rods long aud five feet high. There
were no troops then there. He saw no large
bodies of troops north of the great falls, but
laid concealed while baggage train OF forty
wagons passed toward Leesburg. Coffee was
scarce at Fairfax and whisky rations were
issued instead
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
sEwAKD,s CIRCULAR.

PnlLADELpHIA, Oct. 17.-Seward's circular
is viewed here as timely and significant, as
showing the necessity Of preparing for the m
reference OF foreign powers 1t oceasioned a
slight decline in the state stocks.
BosroN, Oct. 17.-Secretary Stewards cir.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
MAE MOVEMENTS

PlTrsBuRG, PA, Oct. 17.-Gov. Curtin pre-.
scented the state regimental cOors to Gen. Neg
ley's brigade, to day, in the presence of an
immense concourse The brigade; numbering
three thousand hardy, well disciplined, and
we'll equipped troops, leaves to night on five
steamers for the west.
New YORK, Oct 17.-The Herald's special
Washington dispatch says the rebels are be
coming peculiarly sensitive as to an appre-
hended attack and it is stated that from thirty
to forty thousand rebels have been posted
between 0ccoquaa and Aqua Greeks TO pre-
vent a forward movement Of our army in that
direction, as it leads to the rear of Man
assas.
1t is stated that over fifty regiments are or
ganizing in Kentucky.
The rebels in Washington county, Mary
land, aided by peace men from southern Della
ware, have taken several muskets from the
Delaware arsenal in Georgetown, and are pre-
pairing 10 seize the remainder for use at The
Mar land state election.
1t is said that 200 Marylanders who were in
the Bull Run fight have left Baltimore for the
rebel army.
1t is said that 5000 rebels, with twenty-five
cannon are organized in Accomac Sound, In
Virginia.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct 17.-Col. Helstead
has been authorized to raise three more regi.
ments in this state, and recruiting will COM
menee Immediately.
MONTPELIER, VI, Oct. 17.--The Vermont
sixth regiment, Colonel Lord, now encamped
here will leave for Washington on Saturday
morning.
THE VERMONT STATE OFFICERS.
MONTPELIER, VT., Oct. 1.-THE legsla-
ture this afternoon elected state officers as fol
lows Auditor of accounts Jeptha Bradley,
St. Adams; superintendent OF state prison,
Hiram Harlow directors of state prison, Bar.
ron Moulton; C. C. Martin and Lucius Rob.
inson.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
.TORCESTER. S.. PnonArE OrrIcE.

w October s, lS6l.-To all persons interested in the
Estate of Dexter RICE, late OF Brookhed, deceased
GREETING.
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of November
next to show why the report OF the Commissioners
aDpoiuted to set of homestead to the widow of said
deceased rm his real estate, should not be accepted
aud confirmed and the Court orders service of this ca
ton by publishing the in the Massachusetts Spy,
newspaper printed Worcester three weeks successive
", before said Court JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
oI6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFTIcE,

w October IL, ls6l.ro all persons interested in the
Estate of POLLY PHELPS, late Of Thompson, in the
state OF Connecticut, deceased GREETING,
You cited appear Court Of Probate 10 be hold
Worcester the first Tuesday OF December next,
show why duly authenticated COPY of the last
thereof the records of the Probate Office
in the district Of Thompson, in the state of Connecticut
should be He'd recorded and letters esamentary
granted to Ebenezer Phelps. of said lhompson the Tx
named in said will and the Court orders service
of this citation by publishing the in the Alassachu
sets Spy newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks
successfully the first publication to be thirty DAYS before
said Court. JOHN j. PIPER, Reg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
Attruits 6llantGo.
A TTENTON FAUGH BALLAUGH
NEASSN CsBUSEEIS IRISH VOIJN.
,NEEgsS--25-Ef7 REGE3E EMF.


An citizens of Wor ester wishing to iin This an,
CON, 40 sn h5j a1plvinp az No Lincoln H1n.r sIaot
,i.ro c,r, Observation-Disclosures will be ltlrp1 ne rsi,,
=, i,, ,lr.,rn to enlist for the war ''''
IA mos \ NCRFfIY formerly canfop NJ tl,,
ev York No,taomery Guards viii command Mix 70 ~
Ing,t IEc nroDr Of Worcester have tnnde gInnI, W.
5istu for thsp iuuirg the ranks OF the anv XIV er
s1, ntstinr in y rnm0anv or regiment ont of 6n nt,
Inpnrntb fnrtrits Tie liberal bounty of sl00 at tbl AZ
MA ion AZ The VAR Paw ana ratioi,S and eIotiip g
s"a al @ce qG c G1e5 5 a6 f % AZ W6S S
X s9 i YEN r,e oE NO. Ss eso a. gass Biosk
"r s m II elseW6crc sio6 ri ~ eI"VmgI
S1i' IN ~ 4 , ',r no var l,,s,ty lT W l{a,u
4" e'v IN, i "a ,t a, ' Jim, :, ,,if nI ~ e iiuH
W., ,,itb re- tbose b5vir. "a i , a. Muil,
chiH SrNthe' I@iiaS anV4lH ~ to5e ing VIE
si,Ic az patd 10 tic families Of married mon bon
lie humbupeed by misrepresentation. as advance
pay any bounty Will be paid by any recruiting off
Ger in WUrt in the state bF order % ten Gu
lock general recruiting agent Tor tho state Tor MaSsa
chusetts Volunteers
Now is the tuC to enlist! IItkes To the camp free
volunteers, ou OF
A FHENTION "A fine opportunity for
IA COMPANY, of Young men who desire art We service
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
NVOOLEN MACHINERY FOR SALE.

w | Picker / Nilowur, 4 Cards ? each Is inch
Breakers and 10 inch Einfsllers. | Drawing Sp0oer2
Jacks 200 spndles each IS Looms for CASHMERE Or sat
tinct Sheariug Machine, Brushing Machine, : Cloth
Press, Cloth Wuder, Card Griuderait m good order
Also quantity Of Harnesses, HACKS Bobbins, SPoql>
DC. The above may he seen by applying to EDWARD
GOULD East UoU4lTs, Mass Price, low.
Also, for sale, fulng Mills, French Cutters, lndi
20 Mills Dye-NatS Vat Nets, WliuEn Nets and every
variety Of and secondhand Cotton and Wooden Ma
Chuery and Manufacturers supplies
~ d2wis SUMNER lRNfF, WorrI ster
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
OeO BUILDING LOTS in a beautiful

QG0 BUILDING LOTS In beautiful
wv city Of the West. with population of near
900 to be given Premiums to Subscribers for moral
religious and historical works art For particulars ad
dress D. II MILFORD l67 Broadway New ork.
DIG wgt
SAVINGS BANK-Office in Central Ex-
~ change. The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is
open dav for the receipt Of Deposits from all classes
ia IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
DOST OFFICE. MILLBURY. Der IA,

N lS6l-Hostage Stamps OF the new issLe have been
received at tins office and will be exchanged 'or the old
ones for six days only The latter viii not be received
in payment Tor postage after the 18th oi this MONTH
Ola dtOl9 ). FAltNSM ORTIZ JR L. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE

WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w October 8 lS6l.To all persons interested in the
Estate Of HARRIET JONES, late Of Worcester, de-
ceased, GREETING.
You are cited appear at Court of Probate TO be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday Of November
next to show why the instrument purportng TO
be the last will and testament Of said deceas should
be approYed and the Court orders service OF this
citation by publishing the in the Massachusetts spy
newspaper printed in Worcester, three weeks
lively, before said Court. JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
liz NaotA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
WORCESTER, S., PnoBArn OFFICE,

w october s. 1S6-To all persons interested in the
Estate of EDWARD COLLIER, late of North Brook
field, deceased, GREETING.
Yol cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of November
to show why the instrument purporne to be
the last will and testament said deceased should not
be approved; and the Court ers service Of this citation
by publishing the in The Massachusetts Spy
paper printed in Worcester three weeks sucessvely be-
fore said Court JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
ola Wat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18

WORCESTER, SIS. PROBATE OFFICE,
w october s, lS6-Io all persons interested in the
Estate of Joseph kAWSUA, late of West Brookhed,
deceased. GREETING.
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of November
next, show why administration OF the Of
said deceased should be granted to H. G Rawsuu, of
said West Brookcd; and the Court orders service OF
this citation by publishing the in the Massachu-
sets Spy, newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks
successfully, before said Court.
ol6 waits JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
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GEORGE g EELDggETES,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN AND CITY SEXTON

WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w October9, lS6l.To all persons interested in the
Estate OF EbNATIIAN ID. WARNER late OF Worces
ter deceased, GREETING.
You cited appear Court of Probate to be hold
Worcester, the first Tuesday of November next
to show why the instrument purportng to be the
last will and testament OF said deceased should not be
approycd and the Court orders service of this citation
bvpubising the same in the Massachusetts Spy news
paper printed in Worcester three weeks successfully,
before said Court JOHN j. PIPEK,. Reg.
dig w3t*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-18
nISsOLUTION OF COPARTNER-

dissolution OF COPAkTNER-
az SliP-Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between David Cummings and Viii
liam Hudson, the city OF Worcester, under the firm
and name Of CUMMINGS u HUDSON, was dissolved on
the thirtieth day o! september, D. 1861, by mutual
consent.
DAVID CUMMINGS will continue the business ut the
Old stand but his name and is Iereby authorized
to settle all debts due to and BY the company
DAVID CUMMINGS,
o2 dim WILLIAM HUDSON.
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1T S A. ASURY NOTES, 7 81
~ FEE CENT. INTEREST.
Worcester Subscription Agency Continued.

by authority from the Treasury Department, the Sub
griptiun Book for Treasury Notes dated August 49, 1851
est Will be open at the Worcester Bank during business
hours OF tteen working days attortc 10th INST Specie
demand Treasury Notes and current bills will be recev
ed for the loan STEPHEN SALISBURY,
Subscription Agent.
Worcester, Oct 10, 1861. dCudtt olO
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-06
HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN MARKET sTREET-store and dwelling below
Second street. an excellent business stand Thiee story
brick dwelling house between Tenth Eleventh stree
IN KING sThEET-A modern built brick dwelling
between Eleventh aud Twelfth Streets three stories main
aud back buildings gas baths first rate rider generally
good dwelling house South East Of Seventh and
King streets.
IN sHIPLEY STREET-Three story brick dwelling
above Fifth street, d feet front 30 feet deep
IN TATNALL STREET-EOur new three story brick
dwellings above Eleventh street.
IN WEST SrREET-Four new three Story brick dwell.
ings above Eleventh street.
IN ELEVENTH STREET-Three new three story brick
dwelnga between Tatnall aud West streets.
IN SEVENTH STREET-A three story brick dwelling
helow Lombard street.
IN SlNrH STREET between Spruce and Pine streets
Two three story brick dwellings, with two story back
buildings.
IN sEC0ND sTREET-A three story brick dwellius
oetween French aud Walnut streets; might be made
good business stand.
IN BRANDYwINE rILLAGE-Two story brick dwell.
ing IN Brandywine Village would Le exchanged pro.
perty IN lown.
BUILDING LOTS "A desirable property at the corner
Of Third aud French Streets suuble either l1r building
lots site for a manufacturing establishment
For terms aud particulars apply to
JOHN McLEAR X son,
my 10 III Market street.