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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-18

MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF YOUTH
=li restored in four weeks by DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE
OF LIFE Dr. Rcord of Paris) afer years of carest
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Yor for the sale OF Ills valued and highly priced Essence
OF Life. Tlis wonderful agent will restore manhood to
excesses, the effects of climlte natural causes The
time required to tile most inyeterate case is four
weeks; and If used according to printed Instructions,
which very simple, failure is impossible. This Gfr-
restoring remedy should bo taken by all about to marry
its effects permanent 1t is acknowledged by tho
medical press to be the greatest discovery made
It's developing powers miraculous. Success in every
certan TINT science orcrthrows ignorance
Dr. Records Essence Of Life is sold IN cases, with full i
structons for use, ut 49, four quantities in for So
md will be sont to any part carefully packed receipt
OF remittance to his accredited agont.
PHILIP ROLAND,
Maroh % ~ No. 81 Liberty street, New York,
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w;1mtnston Market.

WILMINGTON, January 1G.-TuRpENEINE.-Mar ct
steady and prices unchanged sales 9ss Dds a. ~
SPIRITS TURpENTINE-Has declined one cent, anu ~
bbls changed hands at G. cents per gallon.
Ros1N.-Market quiet. No sales reported IN eitRer
grade.
No receipts or snles of Tar. ~
CoTroN-arket steady Sales of rs bales at St CENTS
for low middIing and 81 z cents for middling.
T1MpEn-Two rafts inferior sold ct IS per III.
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IA Persons aepohtng letters in the PoBtofice will
please 70 % place the stamp near the upper right hand cor
boz that without the stamp letter cannot DO mailed but
must be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
January g
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Asa OURRlN.

PHmADB1PH1., 10Th Month, 17th Day, 1861
RxspxoTHp FR1END:-My daughter has beea much
hanetted by tie use of thy Plantation Bitters Thou
wilt send me two bottles mora.
Thy friend, - ALA oohhiN'
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Quotations for s. Carolina Bank Notes
PREPARED BY
CONNER Sc WILSON,,
No. Broad Street, Charleston, 8. Carolina.
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TIE CHARLESTON MARKET.

fYon THE wEES ENDING THURSDAY, JANUARY II, lsoi.J
COTTON.-Holders of tho staple hnYe exhibited much
nrmness during tho week. and in consequence OF tue un
satisfactory condition of prices lave, In many instances
either declined to sell at the going rstes or only 70 oher
in very limited amounts, to satisfy pressing demands.
This state Of aars has rendered dhcu tor buyers
to operate aud the business of the week has oeen ucn
lessened in consequence The receipts OF the week sno"
slight increase being 6179 bales, against 46S1 tne week
beturo The character Of the weeks business will be
seen By the following report:
On Friday the market opened quiet and easier prices
in most cases. being about half cent down. Win sales
of 800 bales Low Middling being quoted ut s13z@S2
Middling 80 21:@33. and Strict Middling 3s1ac
On Saturday there was but limited demand, the
transactions amounting to 200 bal the rates OF the
day before.
On Monday there was q fair demand, buyers taking
about 400 bales, prices remaining unchanged.
On Tuesday sellers were offering but very Imlfd
stocks and although there was disposition to easier
rates. buyers were generally compelled to pay about
previous quotations sales about 200 bales
On Wednesday. duriag the first part of the day, the
market was flint and inactive but later good demand
prevailed Gales about 40 bales, quotations continuing
as before.
Yesterday the NAL ket was stiff, and advanced half
cent . h. sales about $50 bales viz: at 20 - OF 25
ant o at 81 at 80 16 at 30, at 81 1s at 81
81 at 80 1s at 27 at s25 II at Ss at ss1l, and
15 at s3H. We quote
Low Middling. 90 90
Midd1ng. 20
Strict Middling. .....................s .sS'a
SEA ISLAND Co1ToN.-Our market for Sen Islands
. continues active and within the last few days bet
ter feeling existed, and prices select brands have
shown an improvement at 8 to cents. We ha7e one
feature to note the present md that s tho light
weight Of the bags which viii show great deficit from
former years. and will tend greatly to reduce the even
low estimate now made OF the crop. The sales OF the
weak have been near 500 bales We quote Common GAG
70: Medium $1,000; Fine s1@14o Floridas are selling
at 50@s5.
COTTON STATEMENT.
s. 1,rd: gprd Rice.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1ss6...... 235 $500
Received from Jan. 10, 81, to Jan 16,
Sls 5,5e1 a9 1S1
Received previously. 6o6l 7l,e56 49o6
n1saa1s ussa5 ssesR:s 1Sd: ''0f '1el '0''
From Jan. IL to
s:s;,sss; Il 4ss sss ssssi s.5si iss iss
4,87o ss.55s 4,ssa
st.ck on hand and on shipboard 1904 1884 $50
'.>-- s. I'd Uprd Rice.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1896 ........ 362 1,610 100
Receipts from Jan II to II. '66....... 113 t46 76
Received previously =. 2ss6 1901 1928
Total Receipts pts................2.ss1 47.1os 1893
EXPORTS. S. I'd Up'd. Rice.
lB. 'CG,, ,... 40 6g57 81
Previously...... 1882 3751s 1856
era A. 4c4 1,49o
Total Exports 2,772 A4s4 1,42o
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&. T.-..1880.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of gTees nse lnong
the spanish ladies Of South America tmpafng beauty
To The complexion and brAncy to tho mind II yet un.
Known to the commerce OF the world and we
its uame for tho present.
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Ncreus 1856 tons Nichols, at Alsne wharf foc Liver
pool, loading. LIZ ns Sn.soHn t
Confidence, 794 tons Johnson at Browns WIZ WnsrI ioE LOT
Liverpool, loading. D onAth q W
Amelia 68s tons Conner in the Stream, for Liverpool
ready 100 49,: ~ Atlantic ubar9es for
Liverpool, loading. IVY snltn q 90
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CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female REGULATOR,

Cure Suppressed, Rscesstoe and
Painful Aenstrtiataon, Green
.Sicki.ess, Nerrous and Spinal AZ
tections, Pains IN tho Back, &ok-
Usadache, G:ddtneaa, and all dis
cases that spring from. irregularity,
by removing the cause and all tho
effects that arise from 1t. They
arc perfectly safe in all cases, ea-
cept qohes forbidden by direc.
, ttons, and are easy to administer,
US they are nicely sugar coated.
They should be in the hands Of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
in the land.
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{iRAIN-WllClt-No Wllte anU uNly 35U UUblc1o 3S0
odared nothing sold. Corn-SO00 bushels white and
bushels yellow received demand good ana prices
white at 81 ea1 lO 400 bus damp OF 81 o. 5000 bus yell
low at 81 O4a1 05 for good to prime LOTS 300 bus damp
at 81 o. and $50 bus Western mixed at 81 Oats-bs0o
bus offered demand better and prices 1a2c higher with
les of 1000 bus 6OaG2 cts bus No Rye received OF
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CORN-Tho arrivals Of the week have been large, say
about bushels. We learn of sslos OF 1900 bushels
in buk wcgh II &c per bushe and 1000 bushels do
do at 81 rs per bushcholders generally disposirg of
their stock in limited lots. we quote for Maryland White
81 q to Is per bushel bulk weight and 81 as to 35 in
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TIMBER AND LUMBER.-There is somo increase in
the supply of Timber but tho stock is still limited with
only light demand We renew our rates, say for Com
mon Timber s4@s5 Q NJ; for Mill Timber s7@s10. and
Shipping Timber sl2@s15 q NJ Raft Lumber is selling
at s12@sl6 II; City Steam Sawed is hold at s20@s3O
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Passengers.
Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, 8 C-RH
Nisbct a Herot, Mrs G Fitzsimons and children c
Van Eden, Edridge and 60 on d.ck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, Beaufort &c
JAG Comstock, E Bush, w a Mcconnell, W FREQ
man, Horn, w Harris, a Ling, Nj Ccrcopley aud
lady, Morrall Rev Stoney, Col " S Graham, w Il
Hoiines. H Yerdier. Wright. Mrs Dubois Madden
w OBrien. I Langlan. y Dudley, Capt K Hughes j
Amer, w Phelps w Husch, r Hooi J J Frpp, G
Wilkins, " Thomson and 12 on deck.
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Sshsssssazs~ confidence, and state their COM
plants In ill, rs wc treat oil Female Complaints,
nn prepare Medicines sutnble for all diseases to
which they sAbjcct- -Thirty.two page pamphlet,
In scnlr,t envelope, free.
The Cherokee Pills arc sold by ali druggists at 81
per box, or six boxes for s.; or they are sent BY
mail, free OF postage, In an ordinary letter, FREQ
from observation, by addressing tile sole proprietor,
Dr.. W. B. MGRW1N, 81 Walker st., H.
N B.-Cherokee Pills No. are prepared for
speciuE cdses when milder medicines fail these
are sent by mail free Of postage on receipt Of Is,
tho price of each boo.
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Stock on hand and on shipboard.... 80 2,13a IS
RIcE-The receipts havo been limited, having been
some COCO bushels ceroua Rough Rice and IT tcs of
clean, from Georgetown S. G. There has been good
demand, and prices have advanced about 1@1>ac p ID
during the week. We note salos Of 100 tcs at 62 do
at 1896 81 ct at OK. and GO tcs yesterday at
s1 cents = h., the market closing firm with light
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P. q. DRAKE & CO., New York.
Anrl 90 uHf VI
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11vERPoo1-por ship Amoha-1bo bales ana lss
bales Cp!uutl Cotton, 500 bbls Rosin.. Per PARK
Helen Ssnds-6s bales and 1855 bales Gp'aho
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Consignccs per Northeastern Railroad,
january II.
279 bales Cotton, Mdze, &C. To M Caldwell & Son,
G " Williams & Go, W o Bennett L. Co, Scrcvcn & Mis-
bet. Mowry l. Co, Kendall DoUkery, IL F Farley.
W Clark Co. w Meade, Dukes L. Co, Adams Frost Il
Chsolm, T B Bacot, & d Kirkpatrick Order.
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NAVAL sToREs.-Tho supply in the interior being
nearly exhausted tho receipts have been almost nom
nal and We have sales to report.
HAY.-Ttore have been arrivals since our last re-
port and holders here quite firm at 81 6O@l 10 fol
North River We learn of sale of about 700 bales North
Rger at ST 65 per hundred There Is Eastern the
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Yesterday the malket was stiff, and advanced half
cent q H. sales about $50 bales viz: at 20 at 70
sat at % 81 at 80 l6 at 90, at 81 1s at s1A
81 at 80 1s at 32 27 at s25 II at ss at ss14. and
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!, BHERMAa Hous1. CHICAGO, Ill.

!: = February II, 1855.
Mrssns. P. 81. DRAKE b Co.:-Please seHd Us another
twelve cases of your plantation Bittars. As morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded everything
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BARCELoNA-Pcr Spanish pol yirgnesI;15s barrels
Spirits 1urreniiae, 81 bbls Tar, SlS oos Hosn'
bales Upland Cotton. q, QUO St0Ves
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Cures General Debility, Redb.
aess, Kystertcs in Females,
PaIpitation Of tho Htdrt and
III Nervous Disease. It re-.
,tures new life and vigor to the
,rcd. causina the hot blood OF
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CITY ORDINANCES.

d T. s o l. u l ON
~ To Authorize the Paving of Footways on
Washington Lane and Harris Street, Twenty
second Ward
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia, That the
Department of Highways be and is hereby au-
thorized and directed to notify the owners of
property fronting on Washington lane, from
Germantown avenue to the Chestnut Hill Rail
road Station, to curb, grade and pave theirfoo
ways with brick, and on the southeast side of
Haines street, east of Morton street, running a
distance of three hundred and fifty feet east
from the termination of the brick pavement,
TO lay board footway in front of their lespec-
tive properties, and If they neglect or fail to
comply with said notice the Department shall
do the work and collect the cost from them.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council
Approved this eleventh day of May, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven "a. ID. 1867. .
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
5l3lt Mayor of Philadelphia.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

A N ORDINAN NEE
IA To Approve Contracts for the Erection Of
school Buildings and the Sureties therefor.
Section l, The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
contracts made by the Controllers Of Public
Schools for the erection of school buildings, ac-
cordtDg TO specifications mentioned In said con-
tracts respectively, all of said contracts having
been executed by the Mayor as the party of the
first part and by the respective contractors as
the parties of the second part, and the sureJies
OF said contractors respectively, be and me
same are hereby severally approved and con-
frmed as follows, to witt
Contracts made by John II. Thomas and
Joseph M Thomas, contractors, dated respec-
l. November twenty. sixth, 1866, for the erec-
ton of school edtfice on Carpenter street.
west of Sixth street, for thirty.one thousand
eight hundred dollars; and S. Warner Young
and Michael Barry sureties therefor
2 April fourth, 1867, for the erection OF school
edifice at the northeast corner of Twenty
second and Brown streets, for thirty-one thou
S9nd MGF,r nine & HUNDRED , collars and James James
therefor
g. March twelfth, 1867, for the erection of
school edifice at northeast corner of Seven
sand one hundred dollars; and Samuel A. Hem
derson and William Henderson the sureties
therefor.
Contract dated February twenty. fifth, 1867, for
the erection of school edifice at oxford, in the
Twenty-third Ward, for thirty-nine hundred
and forty dollars, by Job IL. Tyson, contractor;
and George Mcgee and James Peters the sure'
ties therefor.
Contract dated March fifteenth 1867, in the
erection of schoolhouse on Locust street east
of Fifteenth street, for sixteen hundred and
eighty.one dollars by Smith r.. Hughes,
contractor; and Thomas Young the surety
therefor.
Contract dated April fifth, 1867, for the erec-
ton OF school edittce at northeast corner of
Seventeenth and Wood Streets for twenty-five
thousand two hundred and forty dollars. by
Washington J.. Hall and Charles Sterling con-
tractors and H. Z. Harris and George w. War
ner the suretles therefor.
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
ont II Com ,of11nr
Attest
BENJAMIN H. HAINEs,
Clerk of Select Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this ninth day of May, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven "a. d. 1900.
MORTON MCMICHAEL.
5ll 1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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Silt

u L s o l. TION
IL To Authorize the Paving Of Chauncey, Car
peDter, Kimball, League, Tulip, SepViva,
Eighth, Filter, Twentieth, Twenty-second, and
Twenty. fifth streets.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia, That the De-
partment of Highways be and is hereby autho-
riZed and directed to enter into contracts with
competent PAYERS, who shall be selected by a
majority of the owners of property on the
following streets, for the paving thereof wiz
Chauncey street, from Girard avenue to Stiles
street; Carpenter, Kimball, and League streets,
from Twenty-second to Twenty-third street;
Tulip street, from York street to Lehigh avenue;
Lehigh avenue; Eighth street, from Dauphin
street to Germantown avenue; Filter street,
from Second street to Montgomery avenue;
Twentieth street, from Susquehanna avenue to
Norris street: Twenty-secon street from Isling-
ion lane to Montgomery avenue and Twenty
fifth street. from Berks street to Ridge avenue.
The conditions of said contract shall be that
The contractors shall collect the cost of paving
from the owners of property; and shall also
enter into obligations to the city to keep
said streets in good order for three years after
the paving is finished.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this eleventh day of May, Ammo
Domlni one thousand eight hundred and
MOTION McMICHAEL,
5l3lt Mayor of Philadelphia.
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ID ESOLU TION
h OF Instruction to the Highway Depart
ment and District Surveyors.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City OF Philadelphia, That the De-
partment of Highways be and is hereby
instructed and required, whenever contract is
entered into for new paving, 10 notify the sur
yeyor of the District In which the paving Is to
be done, OF the extent of the contract, Its loca-
tion, and the time when the Contractor will be
ready TO proceed with the work.
Resolved, That the District Surveyors SHALL
upon receiving notice from the Highway De-
partment Aforesaid, proceed at once TO set
grade-stakes through the middle OF the street.
with the grade marked thereon, and after the
grading shall have been completed they shall
examine the same, and If done In accordance
with the city ordinances, they shall report the
same TO the Highway Department in writing,
and no gravel or other paving materials shall
be deposited upon the streets until after the
Surveyors report has been received and APP
proved by the Highway Department.
JOSEPH Il. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
JOHN ECKSrEIN.
| Clerk Of Common Council c.
| JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this eleventh day OF May, Ammo
Domini one Thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven "a D. ''''N MORTON Men1qHAnL.
bldu Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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CAMUEL c. FORD u SONS, AUCTIONEERs
- No. l27 S. FOURTH Street.
Sales Estate, Stocks, Loans, ETC., At PhilA
dephia Exchange, every Friday at ~ o'clock, noon;
Our sales advertised In all the daily and several
of the weekly newspapers, by separate handbills OF
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand of which will be issued on Wednesday pre-
ceding each sale. - -
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d + O L U t ION
IL To Authorize the Tramwaying OF Harmer,
Ounce, and Wheat Streets.
Resolved By the Select and Common Coun-
ellis OF the City of Philadelphia, That the
Department of Htghwaysb be and is hereby autho-
rlzed and directed to tramway Harmer street.
in the Fourteenth Ward; Ounce street, from
Walnut to Locust street. in the Eighth Ward;
and Wheat street, from Reed TO Wharton street,
in the First Ward; and If the cartway is wider
than is necessary for a single track, II shall be
reduced to the proper width by taking an equal
quantity from each side; said repaving shall be
done by the Supervisor of the District, whose
duty it shall be, in addition to supervising said
work, to keep correct account of the value Of
all labor and materials put on said repaving,
and deposit said account in the office of the
Highway Department Immediately after said
work is completed. . - - ..
10 JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN, ..
Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approyed this eleventh day of May,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven "a. ID. 1867
MORTON MCMICHAEL
5lSlt Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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AUCTION SALES.
M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. l30 AND ll
INl. S. FOURTH Street.

M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. 1S9 AND ln
1Nl. S. FOURTH Street.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, ETC, MAY IA.
AT y O'CLOCK NOON, AT THE EXCHANGE,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Snafe' ''gS3 FOR St9f oTiisR AevlESG'tUGHu RCG GUHETs
$3.50 Delaware Mutual Insurance Co scrip, 1868 to e..
$50 Consolidation National Bank.
az az shares shares Ienn National Bank.
100 shares Freedom Iron and Steel Co.
100 shares North American Transit Insurance Co.;
90 shares Hazleton Railroad Co.
81 shares Pennsylvania Steel Co., Baldwin. Pa, par
OIL AND PETROLEUM STOCKS.
~ @ ie9 shares O ~ creek and East sandy Run OIL Co.
i921 shares Mammoth OIL and Coal Go.
1000 shares Philadelphia National Petroleum Co.
g. go shares iEesls PhIiadiep6ie II,iep Gu@p9 ,g GO.
5000 shares Philadelphia and Providence OIL Co.
800 shares Walnut Bottom on Co.
1850 shares Altoona Coal and Lumber Co.
Pew No, %, st. MARKS Mari Church % middle aisle.
SECOND STREET-No. 227 and 229, above Race.
FOURTH sTREET-No. A. above Chestnut, valu-
ARCH AND NINTH sTREETs-N w. corner.
iTstnIsS III iRTERSTE AND MYRTLE sTREETs-s w.
ARCH sTREET-No. S27 Business Location.
POPLAR STREET-No. 1881. store and Dwelling,
FOURTH sTREkT-No 22s, below Walnut Busi-
FOURTH sTREET-No. $685. above Pine. Tavern
sHIPPEN sTREETzNo. lns. store and Dwelling
ELEVENTH STREET-No. 7O2 below Shippen.
lfTSrh FouRTH aIf sTRERf-No ss and s2 above Vine
"CRAIGES RIDING SCHOOL" AZ Ieet front, ex-
FOURTH sTREET-No. a27, adjoining the above.
TWELFTH sTiREET-No al7, below Spruce
STLVERTON AVENUE AND FORTY EIGHTH
STREETS II audsome Residence.
.FORTY-TH1RD AND EAGLE STREETB-N. E.
sIXTEENTH sTREE1-No. 2Io. above Race.
TENTH sTREET-No 947, above Poplar. Genteel
LOMBARD sTREET-No. 223. Modern Residence.
- VINE sTREET@No. 1881 Genteel Dwelling.
CAMBRIA STREETS. h, OF Amber. -Four
CUMBERLAND sTREET-No. 4ss. Genteel Dwell.
SWAIN sTREET-No l6ll. Genteel Dwelling
CAPE ISLAND, n. J.-Hotel known as "Lapierre."
THOMPSON STREET-N w. Of Dauphin Ten
CARPENTER STREET-Frame Dwelling.
GROUND KENT KENT-il9 95oay year.
GROUND RFNT-S72 q year
GUNNERS RUN CANAI-Large Wharf Lot.
EIGHTEENTH AND RlITENHOUSE STREETS
-. f. Large Lot 81 feet 'front.' ll3 feet deep
FRONT STREET-Between Tasker and Denmark.
TWENTY. SIXTH sTREET-Building Lot.
OUNCE 81 Rect Building Lot.
COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS.
l1L ACRES Darby. ELEGANT RESIDENCE
and Outbulldings. Immediate possession.
"a ACRES at Eagle Station, Pennsylvania Railroad,
Modern Residence and out-buildings. Immediate
60 ACRES. adjoining the above Genteel House and
I24 ACRES quarter of mile of Gloucester Railroad
Station, Camden county, n. }. Good improvements
II ACRES, Methodist Lane, half mile OF Oak Lane
Station. Coed Improvements
| 81 ACRES, HaVertord road, one mile west OF Had
| 8iACREs, Fort Washington Montgomery county,
Pa. Four good Dwellings, Barns and out buildings.
| Full particulars in catalogues now ready. 1910
|
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SHIPPING.

IEae-. 1hE PHILADELPHIA AND
SSSSShfallklAaz2 SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COMs
FANY'S REGULAR LINE
FOR SAVANNAH, GA.
TONAWANDA, $50 tons, Captain Vim. Jennings
WYOMING, $50 tons. Captain Jacob Teal
The steamship WYOMING, will leave for the
above port Saturday, May is at s o'clock A. NJ,
from the second wharf below Spruce street.
Through passage tickets sold and freight taken for
all points in connection with the Georgia Central Rail-
road. WILLIAM l. JAMES, General Agent,
No. 9l4 s. Delaware avenue.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter q Gammel. [4R