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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Csdwalader-Charles eilpin and John K. YaIeutlne
STATES VS. Timothy Mccarthy, charged witn carrying
% e the da Ss II s
after the expiration OF the first license In April 1867
OFF the business and shut UP hi: place. Verdict not
guilty. I Newton Brown ior defsndsnT IHia r,,.
sS Se pe sses ae Of on Se o
last month the defendant offered himself bail for
the appearances OF Daniel Kinsey, TO answer an In.
whether pr not he was bail for any one else and he,
peTson n This oath was false for he was sRsn bs
for the appearance Of man before Alderman Beitler
Alderman were called to substantiate these alleGa
''SSSi CoUkT OF QUARTER sEssIoNs-Judge Brew
ster.In the case case Of & the Commonweath VS. r. H.
DR.. De Young before reported. the jury rendered
Theodore sili was convicted charge of the larceny
OF pocket book containing Sl5C; Ne e. one day hailed
STysr IsF JTldoF s%pSGSs he
missed his Pocket.book. OF course his sgspicions
be- sa that 6s d
6sn Hss ESsP 70 him and hm thai If he woad
store ths @ es ne lbs e and he
The same prisoner pleaded guilty ITO 70 9 charge Of
Presdsnt Of the MsHayunk Fire Company, to sub.
scrpton ll. requesting from the public donations Of
house and representing that he was properly author
gifts He was in TACT member OF this Company,
but had 10 authority from them.
Neal McCluskey, Neal Mccormick. and John Nc
Cormick three boys were convicted OF a charge of
the larceny OF BEDDING The articles were stolen, and
od-shed which they had made their nest and this
possessiOn W as unex planned
COURT or QUARTER SESSIONS-Judge Ludlow.
Charles n. Mann, PrOsecut1ng,-Ihoma Elliott was
acquitted OF a charge OF assault aud battery.
Margaret Brown was acquitted OF charge oi
assault and battery.
assault and battery. There were two bills against
ludwig Vite was charged with the LARCENY OF
leather valued at So O. The evidence was that the
leather was given The defendant with the under
standing that he make shoes OF IL for the pro
secutor. He did not do as he promised. but made
other articles of the leather. sold them, ana pocketed
The defense alleged purchase OF the leather
NiSI PRIUs-Judge sharswood.-Heller We. Noble
An action for damages for Injuries alleged to have
been sustained in assault and battery committed
by defendant plaintiff. Before reported The
| claim Tor damages amounted TO s5O0J Verdict fol-
plaintiff, ten cents.
George Stockham VS.. Luther Dock. An action Of
tPoVer set forth by plaintiff that on the 2lS
Of April 1866 half raft OF pine lumber belonging u
| him was casually lost by becoming detached ant
| was afterwards picked up by the defendant. The
defen6ant knew whose property u was, but refused
! The defense alleged that when apprised Of The
plaintiffs ownership OF the raft, they offered to de
liver IL 10 upon his calling for IL and paying th'
exp nsea oftRkinR II in; and the plaintiff never ad
yanct the money, and consequently his lumber wa
never returned. Built was further alleged that Ar
Dock bought the timber from another, who picked Il
up, and that he himself did net hnd 1t floating Oh
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[sprorAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING rELEeBAVH.I ]

[sPFoIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, Dec. II.
The Senate Foreign Affairs Committee had
under consideration to-day Stewards treaty for
the purchase of ST. Thomas and st. John islands,
but no decision was reached, 1t appears that
Great Britain is interested in the Danish treaty,
as there is provision for joint occupation of
the Island of San Juan by the United States
and Great Britain.
The House Military Committee have agreed
to report in favor of the repeal of the law of
March disfranchising deserters.
MIR. Sherman also reported the House Con
traction bill, and will attempt to get action on
1t before the holidays.
Mr.. Stevens reported bill relating to recon.
struction, and providing that majority of those
who vote on that question may adopt the new
Constitutions. That members of Congress may
be chosen at the time that the Constitutions are
voted on. That each State shall have the same
number of Representatives it had in the session
last preceding the war; with proviso that in
some States, one or two shall be chosen on a
general ticket.
Senator Sherman was authorized to-day by
Senate Finance Committee, and reported bill
for funding the national debt into consolidated
bonds, registered, and with coupons, in such
denominations as he may prescribe, payable
principal and interest, in coin, bearing interest
at the rate of six per cent, payable 10 forty
years from date, and to be redeemable IN coin
at the pleasure OF the United States, after ten
years, and to be issued in sufficient amounts to
cover all outstanding or existing obligations.
Section 2 provides that one per cent shall be
reserved in lieu of the State and Government
taxation, one-half to be distributed among the
States and the other half to be applied to the
payment of the national debt. Another section
authorizes the Secretary OF the Treasury to issue
bonds not exceeding FIVE hundred millions, inte-
rest and principal payable in Frankfort or Lon
don, and bearing interest at the rate of four
and a-half per cent, running forty years, re.
deemable after twenty years. Another section
provides that holders of fve-twenty bonds may
exchange them after five years for the bonds
authorized by this act.
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FROM EUROPE THIS p. NJ.
The "London Times'' on Our Finances.

The ELOndon Times'' on Our Finances.
LONDON, Dec. 17-Noon.-The Times devotes
leading article to American finances, and
strongly objects to the financial plan proposed
by Secretary McCulloch, as involving an offer to
exchange six per cent. bonds Tor five, and as
violative of the axiom that local taxation should
be met by local means.
The Times thinks the Secretary's plans simply
substitute new bonds for old ones.
One o'clock Market Report.
LONDON Dec. I7-1'20 P. M.-Consols for
money, 92s American securities are mac i've;
United States Five-twenties, II 1-I6; Illinois
Central Railroad, 500; Erie Railroad, 5Os.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l7-1'2O P. MIN Cotton
there is more doing, and the sales are expected
to reach 10000 bales; middlng uplands, I'D;
Orleans, 7ad.
Breadstuhs--Corn has declined to 46s. Cd.
Wheat firm at lSs I'd. for California white. and
1Ss.. I'd. for No. 2red Western. Barley, IS. 3d.
Oats, 3s. Sd. Peas, 46s. Cd.
Provisions-Beef lbs. Cd. Pork, 67s. Cd
Lard sos. Sd. Cheese, 52s. Bacon, 40s
Produce-Sugar firm at 26s. for No. H. Dutch
standard. Common Rosin Is. Sd. medium, lis
Tallow, 44s. Turpentine, 27s. Petroleum Spirits.
2s. refined, Is. 3bd. Cloverseed, 39s.
Arrival OF the City OF Paris.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 1.-THE steamer City of
Paris, from New York, arrived here yesterday
morning.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
Our East India Squadron.
letter was received at the Navy Depart
ment tins morning from Commander Earl
English, OF the United States steamer IrOQuois
announcing her arrival at Singapore on October
q, from Bombay. The Wachusett and Wyoming
were at Singapore when the Iroquois arrived
States.
IDanIsh Omcers at the White House.
This morning Captains Edward Christensen
and Stedman, of the Royal Navy of Denmark
were presented TO the President by SecretsrY
Seward at the White House. These officers are
here in reference to the cession of the Danish
West India Islands to the United States and ar
rived Id the De Soto last week from st. Thomas
Naval Affairs.
The Navy Department this morning received
official Information OF the arrival at New York
last evening, of the United States steamer Sus-
quehanna, with The bodies of Admiral Palmer
and Captain Burroughs, of the Marine Corps.
who died of yellow fever.
Secretary'Welles this morning received cable
despatch from Admiral Farragut at Gibraltar
announcing his arrival there on his way up the
Mediterranean.
RumOrs About the Cuban Purchase.
A rumor prevailed this morning. which seemed
to obtain considerable credeuce, that our Gov
eminent was negotiating for the purchase of
Cuba from Spain, and that in few days the
negotiations will be consummated. give this
for what it Is worth; but the general impression
here Is there is something in 1t.
More Pressure on Grant.
General Grant was erWhelmed with Senators
this morning. Among those who called on
him were Senators Wade, Sprague, Hendricks,
Thayer, and Cameron, besides many Republican
Representatives.
Personal.
Colonel j. Warren Bell, nominated for Col
lector of Customs at Brownsville Texas, and
rejected last week. had his case rec Onsidered by
the Senate, but was again rejected yesterday. He
is still in the service of the Government as
Treasury AGENT in the South. The opposition
no one but citizen of Texas should I'll the
Offices there. Bell is a TenDesseean, and COM
manded an Illinois regiment during the war.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Dec. l7.-Gotton steady at l5Ac, Flour
quiet: of 1000 barrels-SLate, s. 60nl0S0: Ohio,
so@I31O; Western. tS6O@sI460; Southern. t2'25 ls;
California, sl2T25@l35o Wheat 6rm. Corn steady
s lies OF 20 OOO bus els Western at SI4O0l42. Oats
hrmer; sales of $4,000 bushel' Western at S4Qs7c,
Barley advancing. Beet quiet. Pork dull mess,
$40 STA Lard duh. Whisky dull.
NEW YORK, Dec. H.-Stocks dull, Chicago and
Rock Island, S7H; Reading. s5: Canton Company,
461S; Erie Railroad, "a; Cleveland and Toledo, l03l4;
Cleveland and Plttsburg, ssl4; Pittsburg and Fort
ern s25s; New York CeLtral ii71S; Illinois Cen
trsl, 1873; Cumberland preferred. l2s; Missouri IS,
1854; do 1894 1856 do. 1865, 1853; Ten-fortes lOJS
Seventhrties, lO42<. Gold lS4l Money, T9s per
The cause OF the advance in u S. Five-tWentleS of
1862 is said to arise from the fact that the foreign
bankers are short, and are compelled to buy TO I'LL
their
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T HIRD EDITlO N
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMs.
FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Negro Normal School Oponing-The
Weather, etc, etc.

Negro Normal School OpominR-The
Weather, ETC., etc.
[sPBCIAL DESPATCH TO THB EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
BALTIMORE. Dec. 1.-THE anniversary meet
ing OF the Association for the Moral and Edu-
eational improvement OF the Colored People,
and formal opening of the normal school
building. took place here last night, and was
largely attended by whites and blacks There
ties of Maryland, in which over four thousand
colored children are educated. Generals How
ard and Gregory were present and spoke. Fhe
former warmly favored the present system of
reconstruction, Rev. Phillips Brooks, OF Phila-
delphla, William j. Albert, Judge Bond,
Francis I. King and others spoke.
The weather has slightly moderated, but ma
vigation still is somewhat impeded. The chief
business activity is in putting up ice.
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The Fenian Union.

NHw YORK, Dec. IA document appears to-
day in the Irish People newspaper signed by
John Savage, f. B. Gallagher, John ONeil,
John @. 0'Brlen, and William r. Roberts, speci-
flying the basis of the union agreed upon be-
tween the Roberts and Savage wings of the
Fenian brotherhood. The leadership of the
united organization is 10 be rendered to John
Mitchell,
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The Sufferers bv the Fire.

NEW YORK, Dec. l7.-Mrs. Rosanna Murphy
died last night at Bellevue Hospital from the
effects of injuries received by inhaling smoke
during the fire 1.-THE tenement house on Second
avenue yesterday morning. The medical
attendants despair of the lives of Julia Kelley
and Cornelius OMeara.
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F FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS ?. N.

Important Financial Bill offered by Mr..
Sherman-Mr. Stevens New Recon-
structlOn BllI--The St.ThOmas
Treaty-PrObable Repeal
OF the Dlsfranchlsing
Laws, Etc. Etc.
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EVERY PREPARATION is now being made to for
ward rapidly possible the grand distribution o.
presents among the areholders in the Riverside
Institute. The total value OF the presents is $500 900
o e present is guaranteed with every dollar share
besides handsome Steel plate engraving. Those who
wish shares and would escape the daily increasing
thronE, should apply at 10 the principal office,
No. 92l Chesnut street.
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TITO THE LADIES.-HAVING PURCHASED
the whole of a large Importers stock of COM
menced SOFA CUSHIONS, CHAIR SEATS, PIANO
STOOLS, AND SLIPPERS, we are Offering them at
less than cost OF importation. A full assortment
Berlin Zephyr. sold fall weight. american WoEsted
OF superior quality 16 cents per ounce Woollen Knit
ting Yarn, Bugle Fringe Bugle Glmpa and Buttons,
RAPSON'S Trimmings aud Zephyr store,
IL fmw2m5pI NV. cor. EIGHTH and CHERRX Y Sts
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HEARING AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN.-Before
Alderman Beitler, at O'Clock to-day. Alex ander
Brown was arragned upon the charge OF purlonInS
fancy China cup belonging TO salt, Mayer & Salt.
No IO8 N. Second street. He committed In defaulf
OF 5000 bail TO answer az Court. ' SIT
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Charged with Murder.

NEW York. Dec. 1.-THE three persons ar
rested on the charge of being concerned in the
murder OF Henry Werfenbaoh, on election
night, have been discharged. there being no
evidence TO connect them with the commission
the
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FURs! FuRsl FURs i-Joseph Rosenbaum & Co.,
No. Arch street, above Fourth south side, offer
their splendid assortment of Hudsons Bay Sable,
Mink Sable, real Siberian Squirrel, etc., ETC., at the
most able prices. Please give a call. p. S.
NJ business transacted ON SATURDAYS.
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MARRIED.

KERR-GRIFFITH-On the evening OF October g.,
1857 by the Rev. George Bringhnrst NO 7Sg g. Ninth
of this city.
VILLA AMs-REEvEs-o the 18th instant, at
Yensington M. II. Parsonage No. 247 Richmond
freet by Rev. w J. PRxson, Mr.. " GEORGE w. WILL
GEAMS to Miss ANN ELIZABETH REEVE Doth
Of this city,
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Fire in New Ynrk.

NEW York Dec. IA fire occurred this
morning at the Lubricating Oil Works of e. T.,
Cooley, corner OF Plymouth and Jay streets.
Loss $40, 600; partially insured.
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1867. FINH CONFECTIONERY, 1867.
In neat boxes for Holiday Presents delivered to any
part of the city. E. G. WHITMAN & Co.,
No. 3I8 Chesnut street,
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nHILApELPHIA, GERMANTOWN. Al

DHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
il NORRISTOWN RAILROAD.-TIME TABLE
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 0, q 8, 9'05 10, H. IL A. NJ; l.
3a, 81, 4, 5, 81, sic, z, 8, 9, 10, IL, IL z. Nj.
Leave Germantown 6, q IA. $40, 9, TO- H. IL NJ.
l. 2, 3, 4. 4A,6, 6A, Z, o, TO- IL 7. NJ.
The $50 Down Train, and 84 and 5z Up Trains VIII
not STOP on the Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia ga A. M. z, l0k kP. NJ.
Leave Germantown so A, NJ. l. g 9A p. M.
CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 8, 8, 10, IL A. NJ. 2, 81, 5x, q D.
and IL p. n.
$40, $40, $40, S'40 and 10 80 +. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 0A A. M. 2 and p. NJ.
Leave Chestnut Hill 760 A. NJ. l240 $40, and 9'25
FOR CoNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsTowN.
Leave Philadelphia 715, >, and IlO5 A. NJ U.s.
Leave Norristown $40, !, 7'5O Q, and IL A. NJ nE,%
~, 61z, and So p, M.
- ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia A. M, 2'30 and 7'lb T. NJ
Leave NOrTistOwn A. NJ, $50 aud r. NJ
FOR MANAYUNK. - - .
Leave Philadelphia 8, S.s ana ll'OS A. NJ Hs'S'
leave az MSnayunE I s'ia T $40. sl and Ii A. NJ q
Ss''' VA anu - Oh SUNDAYS ,<pw
Leave Philadelphia 0 A. IA, ~ ana ann ~ u p NJ
Leave Manayunk TX A. M, 9h ~, ~ tandanf
w 81 WILSON, Genera n S1 n RIrrT fStSaS
-. W. 20 nenot NINTH ana etANAN SeA~o
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SLIGHT FRE.-Last night, about o'clock, a
slight fire occurred In o. Lang's jewelry store,
at Fifth and Race streets. The clerk. before
locking up, had nlled the stove full OF coal end
opened all the drafts, so that before he nad
been gone fifteen minutes the stove was red
hot A coat hanging near IL was soon in flames,
but the ire, being soon discovered, extended
no further.
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VNDIcTIvENEss.-John Martin had been dis
charged from the employment of Mr.. Ford, in
the Twenty fourth Ward. Now what should
Ford came out, and there griev ously assault
him. Yesterday he was arrested, and COM
0lOOO bail
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WHoLEsALE
RU O * O. LO " H
mANUFACTURERSs
MON e e LY 60 q o..
40 wsnlmrpJ NO. % N. FOURTH STREET.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Dec. II

BETWEEH
Ht2OO0 @ q Am 8s, ,'s9..... $50
$500 CITY Is, N...cdp-
t5wn.. 961S
s64OO do-O.. cap. S5a
100 sh Lit Sch R...b2Q- 261S
SECOND
sIeOO City IS, N...c&p- e8X
slOO do ~. .c&p- 80
siOOO Pa IS, 8 series-..-l06J4
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FIFTH EDITION
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Danish Officers at the White House
They are Negotiating for the
Sale of st. Thomas.

Eto- Eto- Eto- Etc. Etc.. Etos
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CATARRH.-A clergyman. aged forty-two, had long
suffered with catarrh, which had not only been a
source of annoyance but began excite uneasin
In regard its effects upon his general health There
frequent and sometimes profuss discharge
from the head, frequent bneeZing, and almost
entire loss of SMELL He procured box of Hum
phreys Specific Caarrh Pills No. 10, entirely
cured, even to return of his sense Of smell In the
course of few weeks
Johnston, Holloway q Cowden, No. % North Sixth
street, Dyott d Co., No. 232 North Second street,
wholesale agents. Sold also by George O. Evans,
Sixth and Poplar Streets Ambrose Smith, Broad
and On esnut streets; Hortter Twentieth and Green
and South streets; Calenoer, Third and Walnut
streets; Hickman No. 1896 South Second street; Mar
eEa; Thirteenth and Market Streets Blythe, No. 3l20
Marke street. Sold in Germantown by w. r. Jones.
General Depot No. 637 Arcn otreet
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AssAULTTNG AN OFFIoBR.-Morgan McFadden
was last night arrested for assaulting Officer
Henry Cabe, of the Eighteenth District. II ap-
pears that there was tight In a tavern on Rich
mond street, above William, where heads were
being jammed and confused with beer mugs
and fists, during which the officer went in and
caught McFadden as one of the rlngleaders. He
managed TO drag him ont beneath shower Of
crowd and somewhat beaten. Still he hung,
like true officer, to his prisoner, and finally
carried him Off to the Station. Alderman Sentx
committed him.
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FoR RECKLESS DRIVING, at Fifteenth and
Filbert streets and a general disregard for life
and property, Thomas Hasset was arrested, ana
held TO answer by Alderman Jones,
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MANIFOLD are the phases in which nervous dis
eases resentment elves. Neuralgia nerve ache,
The most prominent, any of which are removed or
prevented by taking occasional dose of DR..
Turner's Tic DouOureux Universal Neuralgia Pill.
This valuable remedy fails to effect q cure.
ApothecaIies have this medicine.
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FnR.-A portion of the kitchen of the house
occupied by Mr.. Butler, at Forty-first and Ches-
nnt Streets West Philadelphia, was destroyed
bv IRE about half past IL o'clock this morning.
| 5000 will repair the damage done
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Our East Indin snnndron.

lsPLoIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING rELEaRAPH.I
Vac
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A BEAUTIFUL Christmas Gilt is a Photo Miniature
for only $lOO, at b. +. Reimer's Photograph Gal
lery, No. 624 Arch street. Cards. or one large
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NpIED NppIIiII,r. Depot, No, SO4 GHEsNUT Street,
Central pepSt s iahshSd sgss, & one 0Oor 0eiS~
,,ooua stamps Of every description constantly o.
=, J w. ~ any amount. .,..--..s.
h9hI h9haaTs ~ bT Mail OF Express promptly ATTENDED 90
00s'ifed States cues Drafts on fhhaoelQhA " NoN
vegF or current funds received In pay menG
Partieulaf atten tiOn paid 20 small 0ruete. $50.
The deciEions OF the Con mission can DC SSususese
and any ipfOTmOti0p regarding the AS Q0oereuR
uVOQ
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TIE LADIES' FAIR in aid of the Alexander
Presbyterian Church opened last evening, in
the new Church building, northeast corner Of
Nineteenth and Green streets, under very
favorable circumstances. The ladies have
exerIed themselves to make the undertaking
success, and the result is that the tables are
covered with handsome display of useful and
fancy articles which are offered for sale at rea-
sonable prices. To those of our readers who may
wish TO spend an evening pleasantly, and at the
would suggest that they cannot do either better
than by Visiting the Church In question any
eYaninR this week
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ldfgcst Stock tr p7iddeIDhfd,
Largest Stock u PhtJddetphtd,
at LoiCest Prices IN Philadelphia.
dt LOtOest Prices IN Philadelphia.
At LOtUfst frices In Philadelphia.
n LoiUest Prices IN Philadelphia
CARD We haze made OUorcodts a specially this
se0son HdUtrD been fortunate IN securing large tots OF
ChOtce Goods IN Ctchflds ESqHndttr Beavers, Cls-
tors etc. etc etc.. Foreign and D0mesttcldts IN the
SedSn, at The 0lOeSt prices kpUn for podrsLess than
cost Of importation and nlGnUdcte, enabled 10
Offer thea al ices less uOn Goods cost IN most
Other estdLLshes, aud ioUcr than they hue been sold
Jor SiT VedTS They selling rapidly. but are as
TdpdlU Tepienfshed each day STYLE IT, and make equal
20 best customer tUoTh, at hay The price.
Ha0 ,edy 6etigoen ! BENNETT o.,
Sirti streets.J No. SIS MARKET STREET.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. 900 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
AtdtHO Jackets,
Js0fr
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SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL EsTATE.-The
following stocks and real estate were offered
for sale at the Philadelphia Exchange, by
Thomas & Sons, commencing at noon Today
with the annexed result
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INDUCEMENTS IN HOLIDAY PRESENTS
RS5- Presents for Ladies.
B7y Presents for Gents
Represents for Children.
MCINTIRE g. BROTHER. No. 1895 CHEsNUT street.