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ARRIVAL OF A PORTION OF THE CARGO Of THE SNIP mAAf
'- AT SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, Sept 4. 1857.
The ship Homewa-d Bound arrived day from Caa4
part Of tho cargo Of the ship Mary. from New
York which condemned At the former port
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OalciaI Confrmation from Franco.

From tho Paris MOniteur, August 23l
According TO telegram from Madrid, dared tho 2ist
inst, the insurrecttonary bands Catalonia and ARA
any serious resistance
The Spanish government does not appear to have any
fears tho issue OF the movement which 1t looks
upon suppressed
A telegram from Perpignan, France. Of the 23d Of
August says:-An engagement has taken place
Cosionges between the Spanish troops and the Dsur
gents Roger Bril- and Gonera Dierraud in winch
defeated and pieces only the
leader and about thirty OF the men succeeding In
escaping the French fr0uters. On entering the
French territory thoy were arrested.
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DEDICATION OF A SOLDIERS MONUMENT.

SPRINGFIELD Mass, Sept T. 1867
The soldiers monum' mt At Dscrfed was dedicated
with appro rate ceremonies to-day including adj
dress by Congressman Henry L. Dawes. OF Pittsned,
and poem BY W. D. Corning, Of Stockbridge
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S Ssss: 7 ! 81 $ : 3 - -
ington. scorers-Me:srs. Potts and seoaed; Time Of
NATIONAL 2; Union, Passed baiis-Nationa, IL;
Union. y.
Tomorrow the Unions have an interview with the
President and leave for Philadelphia In tho evening.
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Prvssian Opinion Of a South German Bund.

From the new Cross Gazette OF Berlin, August 231
We learn from q reliable that no understanding
has been come to at Sslzburg for tho formation OF
South German Confederation under the participation OF
Austria Any understanding betoeen Franc and Austria
m'gm De accounted for bR IL is more difficult 10 again
70 dnme1nor Tie tauerland and % lead foreign PoUers
SfrdSbur1
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Taxing Lea, e' .,.

A correspondent from ss,yburg Of tn 1Aa VI AusN''
I'D
The French and Austrian sovsss,gns, accomplish
BY Prince Metternich, the Duke Gra2mont, Baron
Bsust and Counts Taafs, Andrassey AM Sestalics,
proceeded 70 the railway station eight ocisck this
morning. where their Aaeses took leave Of each ether
in the most cordial manner
The Emperor and Empress Of the French sleep to-
night In the very heart OF national aspirations.
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oVUItfs--uessTs UOHyun nHU BuIuWH
Umpire-Mr. nockney, OF the Eureka Club.
Time Of game-fwo hours and atty minutes.
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While the lamp holds burn there IL chance TOO
restoration OF health r. therefore, tho constitution has
by disease the nerves shaefeds
stomach weakened the appetite gone and all the world
appears gloomy pour some fresh OIL INTO your IN n
shape Of Plantation Rttsrs which will mako the tame ~
life again burn brightly and illuminate once wretched
existence For ladies' 10 elegant and gentle simulant
eIscty such they require. Many families VIII not 10
without H. has an immense sale threughout the world
wAryR-A delightful toilet artcle-superior 70
Cologne, and ~ half the cost
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ANOTHER APPOINTMENT sY GENERAL slcxlts.

CHARLESTON, O. o Sept Z, 1897.
General sIoklss has appointed Beverly Nash, pfomI'
nest saso y cslSnblA 70 - Daatp Qsg'sess'e.
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10 leave salzburs to-day.

Napoieon's speech to tho Municipality Of
Salzburg.
From the Lthographc Correspondence Of salzburs
August 20.1
deputaon from the Municipal Council Of this place,
headed by the Burgomastsr the Chevaier Dc Merens.
waited this morning upon the Emperor Napoleon and
the Empress Eugenie 10 compliment them In the name
Of the town. NJ dc ksrtsns addressed the Emperor In
these Words
May u please your Msjesty-Ths Municipal Council
Of the capital Of this province takes the liberty OF pre-
ssnting ts most respectful homage TO your Majesty a.
the august guest Of master and Emperor II ~ the
same time Expresses hope that the attractive and pie
turesQue aspect o. our mountains may add 70 the
pleasure Of your ksjssty's stay In our town.
The Emperor received the address Of Burgomaster
n the most courteous manner, and replied 70 nearly
- follows
have come here 70 express 10 the Emperor Of Austria
my coincidence on the alicng loss which he and his
family have sustained. l an extremely well pleased
with this place. and hope that I will b enabled 70
return " IL Yesterday enjoyed much, being present
again, after 20 long time, st the performance Of
German play. The execution OF the piece afforded
the highest satisfaction ~ you without doubt know,
have already been formerly In Germany. But many
years have since passed away and 10 has become more
dinout for 10 express myself In tho German lam
guass.
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Cure Warranted or Money Returucd.-Dp.
rTLERS Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently cures
RheumstIsm Senrsg,s Sou, wsrranea naITesS
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The Commune had dstsrmined 70 present TO the EN-.
press Eugenis an album containing views Of Salisbury
ana also crown Of white Alpine bowers fedsiwess The
Burromastsr addressed her Majesty In French
win your Mslsau hare the kIndasss 70 permit the
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An Our Celebrated brands Of Shirts Wiz
"''''''' " ALGRS o. FOWLER, No. 81 Park row.
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Attention. sir Ku!shts. To yirGft PrIccss
Method Hanging sworis Patented August H. 1857.
A great Improvement Masonic and knights Templars'
Goods. MAnufaoturers' prices. LEA Greene street.
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r. u. R.-Radway,s Ready Relief ...
internal End elterna win INSTANTLY stop p.s sna psscy
pisints Asiato Cholera. Darrhes and Bowe, ecmpsnS
bick and Nervous HsadAehe. Price " cents oo'"e
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ladies' = sslsburs lay 1t your sss these souvenirs Of
the town and its snvironsf
The Empress approaching, with pleasure visible on
her features, answsrsd:-
An, this Ii charmingi These are your mountain
sO,. What lovely country Oh, hope soon 70
revisit II
rhs ds.ataton chen withdrew, greatly pleased with
their reception
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Ar EverdeIps Card Depot. 3O2 Breadway.-
The new and elegant wedding Notes. Cards. Monosramss
Ac inst al
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rHs Tsyc nInshI.: 1890: .was: u..l Es' o.
Broadway, Esv York.
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,,ws ',;:. py i a. 81. &C SS::: q .s s's
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:,. FL; SyE; r. t sis"s .'is 81:
tice No I Aator place.
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BateheIor's Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless. reliable, nsana-
ueous Factory 81 Barclay street.
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" rs s sss.ss "a: G'"'' Hats
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ESge;ls,sn P s.d.r.; Yors
awarded eishtwo scmpscr' The nshs.s S.s%m
Nsehlnesthe only sold medal 10! his branch q
rsdsI ~ WHEELER WILSON'S
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Hair Py ,:.: .,.. s:s Sv:I Ms.
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r: Ss.sr Ess.S: sss: :: Pr'-'a- s'w''s
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e REAL ESTATE
ff.9 hTAI IOI Mn
E!t J. NJ. GUAIMEY & SONS SALE
MUDERN RESIDENCE. SUMMIT STREET CH


E.l j. NJ. GUDlMEY & SONS SALE.
AiUDERN RESIDENCE, SUMMIT STREET CfI ES-
NUT HILL.
On MONDAY, April %, will be sold at Public Sale,
at y o'clock, noon at the Phade phia Exchange,
All that certain double Modern Residence, with the
lot or piece OF ound thereuuto belonging, in
the Twent y-second Ward of the City oi Philadelphia;
beginning at stone at the northwest corner of the
Chesnut HIN Railroad and Summit street. thence
tending along the DOrtheasery side Of the said Rail
road north 4S degrees so minutes 2Oi teet "A
inches stone thence still along the said Railroad
north 80 degrees 81 minutes west 90 feet "a inches TO
stone; thence stl by the said Railroad north ~ de
grees 81 minutes west 33 feet 5ts inches 10 n point
thence by ground of ---- norm 81 degrees minute
east 2O4 feet az inches to The southwesterly side of
Prospect avenue thence along the said avenue south
4gdegrees minutes east 326 feet inches TO the said
summit street, and thence along the nOrthwesterly
side the said Summit street south Al degrees 25
minutes 1855 feet2 2a inches to the first mentioned
corner and place of beginning. Jas wide hail. clear
OF stairway through the centre parlor library, dining
room. and two kitchens the first floor chambers
the second floor; bath, heater range hot ana cold
water, two terclosets gas ETC. etc Location hgh,
and commanding one of the most extended views from
Chesnut Hill; within hundred and fifty yards
from the Railroad Depot Subject to yearly ground
rent of $500
j. NJ. GURINIEY & SONS. Auctoneers,
4l72O2t No. 50S WALNUT street,
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AUCTION SALES.
M. GUMMEY & SONS, AUCTIONEERs
81 No. sos WALNUT Street
Hold Regular Sales Of ="

Hold Regular Sales of - -
REAI. FSTATE STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILA DELPHIA EXCHANGE.
Handbs of each property issued separately. . -
1900 catalogues published and circulated, containing
full descriptions Of property TO be sold, as also, par
tia list property contained In Real Estate Regis
ter ana Offered at private sale.
Sales advertised daily In all the daily newspaper
Ledger. North American, German Free Press, IN
quirer, Evening Bulletin, German Democrat, age
"Evening Telegraph, Press. and Legal Inteuigencer
SALE ON MONDAY, APRIL %, will include
NORTH BROAD STREET ET-HandsOme OrioB resi-
dence, with brown-stone dressings and Mans9rd roof
ana extra convenenCes, No 1881 North Broad street.
ORPHANS COURT SALE - Estate Of Christian
bukel, deceased.-TwOstory brick dwelling ). W.
corner Twenty third and Jefferson streets. -
same Estate.--Two-stOry brick dwelling, N, w.
corner Iwenty-thrd and Wright streets.
Handsome brick residence, with 20 feet side yard,
No 1921 Race street Lot 4Xl00 feet to 20 feet street
Two two-story brick dwellings, Nos 232 and 3i
Spruce street.
WEST. SPRUCE EsTREET-Handsome brick resi-
dence, with brownsone dressings and Mansard roof,
No. 2llS spruce street.
TWO thTee-story brick dwellings, No S02 South
Fourth street, through to WeCCaCOe street,
ThreestOry brick residence. No. 5lS Pine street.
VINE STRkhI.-lot 86Xl25 feet, through to Pearl
street. with brick building aud office. Nos. 1907 and
1909 Vine street,
CHESNUT HILIl-Haudsome modern residence
corner summit street and Prospect avenue.
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A REAL ESTATE.

EiI J, NJ. GUMMEY & SONS SALE,
IHREE-STURY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 5lS
Pine street.
on MONDAY, April o. 1867, at II o'clock, noon,
Will be sold, at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change,
All that certain three-sory brick Messuage or Tene-
ment and lot or piece OF ground thereunto belonging
situate the north side of Pine street between
Fifth and Sixth streets in the Filth Ward OF the city
of PhiladelphiA containing in front or breadth on
said Pine street Is feet, and extending in length or
depth that width "A feet to three wide alley
leading into Fifth street. Has attcs two story double
back buildings, bath, hot and cold water range ETC.
Subject to yearly ground rent of S72.
j. Nj, GUMMEY g. SONS, Auctioneers,
417202t No. sos WALNUT Street.
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REAL ESTATE,

NA REAL ESTATE,
Eu THOMAS & SONS SALE.
VERY VALUABLE THREES1ORY BRICK
WAREHOUSE, No. $50 N. DELAWARE Avenue
extending through TO WATER street, an extensive
WHARF River Delaware, 75 feet front.
on TUESDAY, ApIH %, 1867, AT IL O'clock Noon,
will be sold at Public Sale at the Philadelphia Ex-
change all that valuable threestory brick build
ing and lot OF ground situate the west side of
Delaware avenue south of Calowhill street, No. $50
the lot containing in front on Delaware avenue 70
eet and extending depth l55 feet TO Water street.
TWO fronts. 1t is we'll and substantially built and in
good repair has gas, water hreproot iron shutters,
etc Also, large and Valable wharf, commencing 80
feet south of Cailowh street. containing In front on
Delaware 75 feet and extending in depth 28O
feet The pier is 4S feet wide fronting the avenue,
and on the dock on the south side, g feet 1 inch
adjoining Mitches dock, which IS 261a feet wide the
two forming dock 53a feet wide, sufficient to accom-
modate the largest steamships The pier IS $50 feet
long of different widths shown on the plan, which
may seen at the Auction Rooms. The dock on the
north side of the pier is l75 feet wide, adjoining the
corporation dock, 26s feet wide making together "A
feet width dock. The water I'm the dock south side OF
Ihe pier Is feet deep and the north side 10 feet
deep, both at low water The whole Will be sold
together as one property.
Clear of all inCumbrance. -
NJ. THOMAS d SONS, Auctioneers,
3SOsw7t Nos ,189 and l4 5. FOURTH street.
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DANCOAST u WARNOCK, AUCTIONEERs
IL NO. $40 MARKET STREET,


LARGE POSITIVE SPECIAL SALE OF 500 PACK.
AGES AND LOTS OF BOHEMIAN GLASS AND
FRENCH CHINA WARE, SILVERPLATED
WARE, ETC,
Ofthe importation and by order of
MESSRS. KITTEL, KLENGENBERG IL CO., NEW
YORK,
BY catalogue on Thursday, April is. at 10 o'clock
This sale will comprise full and very attractive
assortment of entirely new goods, now landing from
steamers imported by the above firm for hrst-class
city retail sales and will be found well worthy the
special attention Of city and country retail and job
bing trade
Included in sale Thursday will be found, wiz
Cut and engraved and ruby polish champagnes wines
and liquors. cut and engraved and ruby decanters
wine bottles; wine and liquor SETS etc; glass and
China mugs terra Gotta and China tea sets terra Gotta
and China spoons; China and Bohemian vases, in
great Variety rich French toilet sets, etc.
100 LOTS SILVER-PLAVED WARE
Also Thursday, 100 lots extra treble silver plated
breakfast and dinner castOrs: butter Dishes
cake fruit and card baskets ice and pitchers
pickle and olive stands: cups and gobets tea table,
and dessert spoons and forks, etc.
Arranged in lots TO suit the trade, comprising
large and full assortment of the styles, all
OF well-known make, and all plated on pure white
metal.
Open for examination, with catalogues, on wednes-
day. 18th inst 4 10 81
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CITY ORDINANCES.

ID + S o l. u II o n
II, TO Omen Meyer Street from Montgomery
Avenue TO Vienna Street.
Resolved BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City OF Philadelphia, Ihat the De-
partment of Highways be and is hereby autho-
riZed and directed to notify the owners of pro-
perty over and through which Moyer street,
nom Montgomery avenue TO Vienna street,
will pass that at the expiration OF Inree monIns
nom the date OF said notice said street Will be
required for public use lts 59Il " Wl1Sh' S!hpCu
President OF Common Council.
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twelfth day of April, Ammo
DoInini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seNeH N'' MORTON MCNICHAEL,
4l6lt Mayor Of Philadelphia.
FURT HER SUPPLEME ENT
y TO an Ordinance Relating to Nuisances
annroyed September %, 1864.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That it
shall not be lawful hereafter to erect any frame
Shed or sheds on any wharf, wharves, or public
and CaIlowhin street, on the river Delaware.
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
PRESIDENT OF Common Council
Attest
BENJAMIN II. HAINFs,
Clerk Of Select Council
Joshua SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twelfth day of April, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven "a. ID. 1867,
MORTON MoMICHAEL
416lt Mayor ofPhiladeiphia'
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REMOVAL.

n REER 3 SEARS 81 REMoyED IT15 ED TO NO. 4l2
,dfsnnth's Hhll Library street. have removed ia
9I 9IS PRUHYE Street between Fourth and Fifth
no: "a vyber6they will continue their ManufaotorV
sESSoid ChaIB, Bracelets, etc. in every variety Alao
~ ~ sale Of fine Gold, Silver and Copper. Old COLD
sand silver bought.
january I. 1857 Ilsm
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TO rANNEPs AND nruERs

TO I-ANNLRS AND OIHERSl
sale No. lGOS Cadwalader street.
LARGE REVOLVING TUB, BARK MILL TAN
WATTS. COUNTERS, LARGE TABLES, SPLIT
TING MACHINE, ETC.
On Tuesday Morning,
23d inst, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1908 Cadwaader street,
above oxford, by catalogue the entire machinery OF
tannery. || Il.5J
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d ESOLU ION
III To Authorize the Lay ing Of Board Side
walks on Hancock Street, Cnel.on and Willow
Avenues and Duy's Lane.
Resolved. BY the Select and Common COun.
ellis of the City of Philadelphia, That the De-
partment of Highways be ana is hereoy autho-
rized and directed to notify the owners of pro-
perty fronting on Hancock street, from Mill
Street 10 Price street; Ohelton avenue. from
Germantown avenue eastwardIy to its termI-
nation; Willow avenue from Mill street to
Armat street, and Duy's Lane, south side from
Chew street TO Mill street, in the Twenty-second
Ward, to grade and lay board sidewalks in
front OF their respective properties and AZ they
neglect or fail TO comply with said notice for
thirty days from the date thereof the Depart.
ment shall do the work, and collect the cost
thereof from the owners of property.
JOSEPH +. MARCER,
President OF Common Council
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Councn'
JOSHIJA SPERING,
President of Select CouhcI.
Approved this twelfth day o. o. "a PPS
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hun"iou anu
S-4N'' N'A ~ MIH0S'RToN MoMICHAEL,
41Blt Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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"THE NOV ""

THIS SPLENDID CLOTHES wRINGER
HAS FOUR CoG-WHEELs, two on each end, ana ia
in reality the ONLY RELIABLE ONE ever made.
Don't buy before seeing this. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
=. MACFERRAN,
SOLE AGENT
4Slmrpl NO. zSI CHESNUT STREET.
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ID SCOTT, JR, AUCuONEEB No 1929
ID. CBESNUT Street

CARD.-We will shortly hold large special sale of
elegant French Bronze Groups and Figures, Twenty
one Day Clocks. Alabaster Vases and Ornaments
French China Vases, etc, all the importation OF
Messrs. Viii Brothers Qate Vito VIII IL Sons). Par
4i5tf b. SCOTT. Jr.. Auctioneer.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

a SUPP EN- f M
"A To an Ordinance to Prohibit the Erection
OF Wooden Buildings.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
ordinance approved April IL, 1863, prohibiting
the erection Of Wooden Buildings in said city
Twenty-firsJ Ward now the Twenty eighth
Ward, lying south of Allegheny avenue and
east or northeast of Ridge avenue. All ordi-
nances or parts of ordinances to the contrary
JOSEPH f. MARCER
President of Common Council.
JOHN ECKsTEIN
Clerk OF Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this thirteenth day of April, Ammo
Dolnini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
4l6 1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
An ORDIN NOE
"A To make an Additional Appropriation to
The Controllers of Public Schools for the year
1867.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum of four hundred dollars is hereby appro-
priated to the Controllers of Public Schools for
the purpose OF making repairs to the Boys
Central High School; and warrants shall be
drawn by the Controllers of Public Schools in
accordance with existing ordinances.
JOSEPH Il. MARCER
President of Common Council.
BENJAMIN II. HAINES,
Clerk of Select Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twelfth day of April, Ammo
Domlni one thousand eight hundred and sixty
MORTON McMICHAEL,
4i6lt Mayor of Philadelphia.
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AUCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
b. SCOTT Jr, VIII give his personal attention attention
10 sales OF household furniture, at the residences
of parties removing breaking up housekeeping, on
the most favorable terms
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, ETC
AT THE EXCHANGE,
IN EribaV.


AT THE EXChANGE
On Friday,
April 49, at - O'Clock, noon
2'O shares Pioneer cola Company, .....
32iO shares MCCrea OIL Company, OF HlttSDurg,
$50 shares Black n cath Coal Company ,
$500 ist mortgage per cent coupon Oond IehnisyaS
vauia Mining CO., Of Michigan due January l. lBi0
Interest January and july. ,,,,-.,-
GERM ANTOWN-East Logan street, OF. FSneIh
lane Germantown, two very desirable Building Lom'
60 by l25. and 81 by l25 - -
HAMILTON STREET-No, 2jl3, neat tWO-storJ
Stone Residence, 10 feet by 60 feet Inches, 80. -
CHRISTIAN STREET-NOs 228 ana 22l4i TWO
tbree-stoIy Brick Dwellings, each l6 by 70 rect.
GREEN STREET-No 1873, handsome louT-stOy
modern Residence, with all the modern cOnVentenoeat
2I feet front by 100 feet deep.
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1 OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM

~ PANY.
PHILADELPHIA, February 4, iScI:
Proposals VIII be received The once or 1SS LnSS
pennsylvania Railroad Company, ,,t 9
the nrst day OF May, 1867, inclusive kieSs e
tory proposal should be received ant M
Yousy) from responsible parties HIatS " dts
with said Company for the ~, TIe
Line Of Steamships between Fn4i'Ne4PA'' al" AAVe1-
peol : ,th dataUad fneoru,.
ton will be furnIshed upon 5t "
27tbl EDmO1N0 9H-AA - .SSSASsatys
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PROPOSALS.
SAILS FOR FRESH BEEF

/ 1i''
FRANKFORT ARSENALO
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
April IL, 1867.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, viii be re.
ceived by the undersigned until NJ, April n,
1867, at this Office, for furnishing the troops
stationed at Frankford Arsenal with
FRESH BEEF,
OF good and marketable quality, in equal pro-
shanks, and kidney tallow to be excluded) in
such quantities as may be from time to time
required, and on such days as shall be desig-
mated by the commanding officer.
The contract to be subject TO the approval OF
the Commissary-G General OF Subsistence and to
time as he may direct, commencing on the lst
day of May, 1867.
Upon acceptance OF the offer, security and
bond in the sum OF six hundred dollars will be
required for the faithful performance of the
contract.
Bids must be endorsed proposals for Beef"
GEORGE d. RAMSAY, JR.,
II WfIn5t RVt Cant II q A. O, IS.
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AUCTION SALES,
CAMUEL G. FORD Il SONS, AUCTI0NEBRs
- No, i7 s. FOURTH Street.

delpha Exchange, every Friday At ~ oolock no0aii
Our sales advertised In all the oaiy hnibs hnu ~
each property and by pamphlet Ct.thiOeuSs,, -.
thousand Of which will be Issued on wednesday Nv
ceding each sale - . -, ,,,r rr1, sAru