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POULTRY
The f o. poultry and much OF II being stored IN hopes
tic change to rainy the stock woaA
have 10 lie aughte,d possible sell b. meeting tss
buyers instances tie finest jersey turkeys bring so
bat rarely some onlE brought &C. % this
ug is range prices Yenison Is plenty aud oSer
We
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NY. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE

tp,pr.,,T for TnE n A. TRisuSB BY Reporter
the cuent rates OF arnce IN good ohuion o
@ ., Deducted for commission. freight aud other charges
should be carefully marked Win pn aud the hAno
~ sender should he painted end Nal an invoice or
under side Ut the cover aud send letter by
Invoice aud directions also statns no" ad "neh
cent, clean packages putting will add much 70 tue value
Of the produce - 49,, ,,,,o
Will ght arrivals daring the few DAYS prices have
rs. ner previous decline 10 ~ ~ for Mediums 1hey have Ad
] ssout BE from point aud drn They coming
uSusl al the close OF navigation AMI adj
nrs IN reisb prices advance sl further temporarily
Rct. m week. 2o6 bushels ess than half the arrivals
Tor The previous week We qgote; .,o
I b., - hush e. % sol orinsu..,... SO OOdf3 %
Medina prime 900 81 Peas. Canals, free.. sd ] %
Cannon -. 2 0c0 00 Southern Black - . an
uanows prime. 4 2J9 30l eyed, y bag.. 329S ''o
Rept. 2O2 packages veh decrease Of aNJ rom
~ week advance to 4ld4c, gold, In Calofhls uHs
b iii. demand that quarter aud probably prevented deene
h Tie took out S4 trkns all State butter costing
sin trade da and onb possible TO msiutain former quota
lions Fall State butter In Welsh tubs Is coming IN Hee aia
,cl At about little al s6c With nge tabs o. me tatse
hsayv feeling In tho trade the Increased demand for Cali
49, n . hoped will relieve om portion Of the surplus
~ 49, =. t,ount, sha R, IOhio West Reserve 3ff9
nsl- n m 6ue b0aSs Common TO medium. 32d3e
=. Middle and Southern ..JrdJ5
Fifkins.
Medium Good ......sdn common 70 FAR:
Half tubs Choice. WIS ana iL so0o
Selections
welsh Good dshes Hollis
Common Msdlan 1dW Common. $500
R,p for the week. with exports OF Vs. Iss bores TOT the
,s ending Dee This include 100 boxes engaged bat not
sy cleared Many the cheese shipped those bought 10 the
COUNTY, sows wssi Tbs actual % shpgen have essa r'
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IL Geese, West, YpE.sl s0es3 %
VEGETABLES.

Pumpks s1ua.bes urnps Virginia potstoes hher
North Carolina rank with Vrnss The trade Ia ryInd
the fancy for The
@ novelty variety selling at So eye Or so for whole
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Stgal uutit,s.
CnPREME COURT-CATHARINE CLARK

CUpREME COURT-CATHARlNE CLAKh
against JOHN olIlEY and Othersn pursuance Of aes
SALE PUBLIC AUCTION ThURSpAY the S;t DAY OF ser
I, Ia AT " O'clock the EIchange batsoo NO IA
B,oswsy in the Of EewYork by JAMES MlLLbh Ano-
toueer certain lot piece or parcel OF Ia ~ s.,e %
In the Twentieth ard OF The cry OF
EsYok bounded Described as follows Beginning AZ pu on
estsry from o. ana nh
vsnue running thence nohey parallel With Npthhvenue pLt
800 G aim. inches; thence westerly parallel with 1trty-sItsirtsi
feet: suuthry parallel win hntFavnue mhey
% uorthe side Of Thirty t rrtli ipete
ssry along Thirty twenty five feet to TIE place o. Oesh
plng.-Dsted New lOTk, Dec y l965 - ,~o,,n.,, q. D.,
yAHNuM 4 TuENEY Plaintiffs Attorneys Do Ea~5~NAS
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THE MARKETS.
IcarefsIi, reported for The Tnhune.l

TUgsDA., Dee g. lsfa.
lsIEsThe market steady and moderately active 20 bbL
AZ al 75l 81 Bl for Pots and ~ l2bS9 25fsr Peah.
BRRsWAXo moderate densn prices unohaBgd sales Of
$3.50 lbs stAld42G
ROyE - Rio (iranis shin at $f1 per tun.
BRSTLES-Ae unchanged We qaos at from &c 81 50 for
American GRAY and White.
BROOM CORY-The demand moderate and prices steady at 10
% l6c the latter for choice. 80.
BUILDING MATBRIALS-Bdeksa are trneh
COTTON active prices slightly Improved including sac to sy
the sale, are I8 bales Which go taken BY spnners tO8 by
specustor 49 by Lps sales also o. 100 hae Tor Fe0ruaf
terms $50 bales MddDg iof JANUARY FeOfuI AAa
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AMI
kO ORDNANCE 81 lOREs. -A'

~
VIII be sold at Public Auction at Fort Monroa
Arsenhl, Olu PClnt Comfort, Va, on HONDA Y, Lhe
2Sth day OF December. lo6S. at 10 o'clock n large
arLcles, viz ~ - ' 4"4o"lns
249 FIELD, SIEGE and Sea-coAst Cannon, Hovitzers
sno Mortsrs, ctst iron CAD and bronze or OF
various calibres. v" VI
67 Wrought iron Gun Carriages and cast iron Mortar
Large quantity Of Artillery Implements and Equrp.
nents. 1-F
lS249 Shot She'll Spherical Case stancs of Crane and
various calibres. H'' Va
SO Foreign Model arms, of various calibres.
10 Burnside Oarbnes, good order.
leo Rhed Muskels, altered 10 percussion, cal -
84S Foot Artillery Swords. good order
7S5 Springfield kted Muskets, ca 5S.
27 Rifles, assorted.
3SportlDg Rifles and shot Guns
66 Light Artillery Sabres
z72 n. c. o. and Musicians' Swords,
Infantry Accoutremenls, Horse Equipments and
Small Arm appendages.
Artillery and Cavalry Bits aAd Iron Parts, for field
27,67s Cartridge Bags (hanne and sergel
Rope and Corn Sacks $50
Black smiths, Carpenter ssddlers, and Armorers
Tools, etc, -
cannon; fOurt cen days for all other stores.
Terms of Sale-Ten per cent cash TO be paid on ay
OF sale, balance on delivery Of The goods.
catalogue of the articles 10 be sold VIII be fur.
nlshed upon application at Tins ArsenRl or at the
Ordnance Office, Washington, d. q.
The officer making the sale reserves the right to
bid in and suspend the sale when never the bidding
does not come up to the limit that may be fixed by
proper authority some Cf the articles, or when
ever interests of the United States In his opinion
may be subserved by 80 doing. ~ - n,,
Mai Of Ordnance and Bvt. Col. u 5. A, Comdg.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

o. FOR KEW Y0RK-SWIFT-SURE
l. LTransp portation Company Despatch
aI Id SWiit-sure Lines via Delaware and Raritan
Canal ON and Afer the 18TH of March, leaving daily NJ
u m. aud p, M. connecting with al Northern and
For treiRht, which win be taken on accommodating
terms an5lv 20 WILLIAM NJ. BAIRD d CO.,
ii F' No. 1852 IS. DELAWARE AvenRs.
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TT TNITED STATES MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
u EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSkL"
Pn1LAnELpHIA. Dec. D lsRS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ., It66,
This is to give notice that on the Sth day of
December A. ID. 1868 warrant in Bankruptcy
W0s Issued against the estate OF JACOB Il.
W ENDELI4, OF Philadelphia in the county of
Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt on his own peti.
tion: that the pay ymenJ of any debts and delivery
OF any proverty belonging toisuch bankrupt, TO
him, or for his use, and the transfer of any
property by him, are forbidden by law; that a
to prove their debts. and to choose one or more
assignees OF his estate, will be held at Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. $50 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia, before WILLIAM MoMI-
CHA Ell. ESQ, Register, on the 10th day of JRnu-
airy, A. ID. 1863, al o'clock p. M.
Il, q. ELLMAKER,
l2 0WSt u S. Marshal, as Messenger.
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Booths and BrOugham's New Theatres.
There can be no doubt that Booths Win az
once take the stand of the repre- sentative metro.
politan theatre one WhicN win be visited by
every stranger coming 10 the city. as inevitably
as every visitor TO Paris goes to the Grand
Opera. Here the much-tak ed-Of Legitimate
drama viii be heard, enhanced with all the
best POINTS of the sensational, in the way Of
scenery aud costumes. Several OF the "sets'
already finished for Romeo and J1GIet are as
superb as anything of the kIud ever seen here.
The balcony scene will convey an idea OF the
architecture OF Verona quite as vivid as the
original; aud the arrangements of the scene are
such as to give an impression of sOlidty,
which one could hardly expect from canvas
and wooden frame work. The scenery at
admira ble, and will include great many ZEN
closed scenes,n as they are called-that is,
interiors with ineligible sides, and ceilings
like reality, In place OF the traditional side
wings OF the. ordinary stage. In mechanical
appliances this scenery Is remarkably complete.
Vast castles will fold up like pOcket-books, and
as Quietly steal away. Whole sets will sink into
The deep ADVISES beneath the stage, or soar up
10 the heights far above II. Furniture will not
be removed ia the ordinary way by "supes - but
will quietly sink out of sight as though engulted
by some friendly earthquake. The mechanical
arrangements OF the stage al this establishment
combine the best results OF the experience of
both American and foreign stage mechanics.
a The theatre Is now so Tar completed that lt Is
possible 10 GA a fair idea of its proportions and
of the general effect of the interior. On entering,
il slIlkes the spectator as being small rather
than spacio US; and from its vast height II has
been compared TO a well. II Is only when in the
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

NR REAL ESTATE,-TROMAS & SONS,
BlSALE,-Modern Three story Brick Resi-
dence, No. 292 g. Third street. above spruce
street. Tuesday, December o. 1868, at IL
O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern threes
story brick messuage and lot OF ground situate
on the west side of Third street. 80 feet inches
north of Spruce street, No. 292 containing in
mont on Third street Is feet inches, and ex-
tending in depth 80 feet together with the
privilege of a three feet wide alley. 1t has the
gas introduced bath, hot and cold water etc
Clear of all incumbrance. Terms-s3O0O may
remain on mortgage. Immediate possession
Keys at the Auction Rooms.
NJ. THOMAS 81 SONS, AuctIoneers,
1272w Nos. l39 and Ill S. FOURTH Street.
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Sale No; l4a North Eleventh y street;

PIANO. SILVER FINE CARPETS, ETC.
On Wednesday Morning,
December 23. ALTO O'Clock, at No l4ii North Ele-
Venth street, above Master street. by catalogue the
entire Elegant Furniture, comprising Hands ome
Walnut Parlor Furniture, Fine Blue Plush Coverings
Elegant Rosewood Piano, made by Albrecnt Riekes
& schmdt Elegant Maptel, Pier. and oval Mirrors:
Superior Walnut Secretary and Bookcase; Superior
Walnut DniEg.ROom Furniture; Fine China and
GlassWare Elegant Silver Tea Set with case; Two
Suits Elegant Walnut Chamber FurnIture; Fine
Fea her Beds, BoisteIs, and Pillows Fine Hair
Mattresses Fine Blankes and Bedding Elegant Brua-
sells and other Carpets Kitchen Furniture etc. ETC.
The entire Furniture was made to order ana Is
equal to new. II l6 Ct
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

la. THOMPSON's LONDON KITCHENER,
10y or EUROPEAN RANGE, for fam dies, hotels,
RssyY or public Institutions. in TWENTY DIFFEK-
~ r Nj SIZES, Also, Philadelphia Ran ges,
Hot-Air Furnaces, Portable HealeTs, Low-dOwn
Crates, Firebosrd Stoves, Bath Boilers, Siew-hole
Plates Boilers Cooking stoves, ETC., wholesale and
e''''' SHARPE d THOMPSON,
IL 25WfmGm No. 269 N. SECOND street.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,

.xsfSf4A PENN STEAM. ENGINE AND
nkztkAsAzA. BOILER W0RK5,--NEAFIE " LEVY
fhACl1UAL AND THEOREIICAL ENGINEERS,
N AMA&SHiNlsIs, & BoILER,Ai AKERs, BLA OK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having tor many year
been in successful operation, and been exCnaiyeIy
engaged In building and repair ring Marine and Rive
Tanks, tropelers, etc, etc. respectfully otter the
services to the pablo se belnE ully prepared cor
JRct Ior engines OF all sizes Marine, River, anc
stationary having sels OF patterns Oi different
are prepared 70 execute ordeTa Wlh quick despatch
every description OF pattern making made az ths
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, the beet Peunsylvs
Ola CHARCOAL Iron. ForRngs Oi All sizes and kinda
Iron and Brass Castings OF 81 descriptions. Roll
turning Screw Cutting ana all ether work connects5
Drawinga and specifications Tor ali work done L,
the eatabllshment hee of charge and work RuArsp
The subscribers have ample wnaIidOck room m
repairs OF boats where they can lie in perfect safety
and provided with shears, oocks, fails etc. etc
'Ot '"-''''N A'~'' "a '-A--' JACOB q. NEAFIE,
JUhk Il. LEVY,
SH BEACH end PALDllR Streeta
I.vAUsHN NEREIox, z,, = - wILIIAG H, MERR1oa
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY FIFTH ANT
~ WASHINGTON streets
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK q sons,
hNGlNEEhS AND MAOHINISTs
manutsSt9fe High and Low Pressure Steam Engine
ioE LSHs' hive5, and Marine seryce & o,0
castings OF all Kinds, either ron OF brass.
Iron frame hoob for Gas WOrk Workshops ana
RebOrIs aud Gas Machinery, of the latest And mos'
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
sugar, saw, and Grst Mnlsl VACUUM rams Oh
Steam Trains Defecators Filters Pumping, En'
Sole Agents FOR N. Billeux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Draining Machines. 63Ot
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DYEING, SECURING, ETC.

ATEW YORK DYLING AND PRINTING
IN EsTABLIs HMENT - -
WORKS On STATEN ISLAND.
Offices No. Az N. ElGHIH sLreel, west side Phlla,
No. 0s DUANE Street
No. 1852 BRO ADWAY, New York, and
NOS, l8i and 1856 PIERREPONr street, Brooklyn
lhis old and extensive establishment having been
In existence hdU century are prepared to DY aud
CLEANSE Lad les and Gentlemen's Garments and
Piece Goods OF every description fabric ia their
usually unsurpassed manner.
SAMUEL MARSH, President.
]. T. You've. Secretary. 10 10 mwi2m
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I2IG 1t

DEsoL UTION
N of Instruction TO the City Treasurer.
Resolved BY the Select ana Common C0un-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia, That the CITY
Treasurer be and he is hereby directed, that
when in funds over and above the amount ad-
vertised, ana payment not demanded by the
holders Of advertised warrants, to set aside
snd Te naV the same R When demsnded and then
proceed to advertise that he Is prepared to pay
all such warrants; as ne may nave the means
vided that, whenever he has on hand funds
that can be applied to the payment OF warrants
shall advertise up to the number of warrants
'-'''' '---' JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President of Common Council
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk Of Common Council.
WILLIAM s. STORLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twelfth day of December,
Ammo DOmiDi one thousand eight hundred ana
sixty. eight "a, ID. 1868. -
l2l6lt Mayor of Philadelphia.
IL OF instruction to the City Treasurer
Whereas, The Guardians of the Poor collect
considerable amounts of money for support
cases, which they pay out monthly, but are
Obliged, by the Act Of Consolidation, TO deposit
said money with the City Treasurer on collec
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of The City of Philadelphia, That the City
Treasurer is hereby directed to pay, on presen-
tation, all warrants of the Guardians OF the
Poor drawn for such monthly payments, pro-
vided said money has been deposited with him
by the Treasurer of the Guardians of the Poor.
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this tenth day of December Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
''s'1' va - A'O'" MORTON McMICRAEL,
l2lGIt Mayor OF Philadelp puia.
ID L S . L u L o n
IN To Revise Grades In Manayunk.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City OF Philadelphia, That the De-
partment of Surveys be and is hereby di-
Tected to revise the grade regulations upon the
streets lying between Main street and Cres-
son street, and between Green lane and
Cotton street. in the late borough OF Mana
yunk. -,r,r,r, =, ,,',,,.,rr,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEI,
President of Select Cou neil.
! Approved this tenth day OF December, Ammo
Do1nini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
u 2I6I 1t Mayor of Philadelphia
/
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Sale No. Gil N. Eleventh street.
SUPERIOR FURN ITURE ROSEWOOD PAN
MIkRORS. ANMINSCER. BRuSSELS. A "

On Tuesday Morning,
December %. at 10 O'Clock, al No. 6ll N. Eleventh
street above Green street, by catalogue, the entire
furniture comprising superior walnut, parlor and
dining room furniture fine oval French plR.e mantel
mirror, fine toned rosewood plano, made by scno-
mackeI & o.; French china and glassware walnut
secretary ana bookcases, walnut and mahogany
chamber furniture. fine feather beds and hair mat
tretses, superior waldrobes fine Administer, Brus-
Ees. and imperial carpets, ETC., etc,
Also rigeraors, Kitchen furniture, etc. IL 1854
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DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
u and practice OF thirty years at the Northwest
corner of Third and Union streets, has lately re-
moved TO South ELEVENTH Street. between MAR
KET Rnd HESNU UT, -. s
His superiority in the prompt and perfect cure o.
all recent chronic local, and c9nstltuuon~l Sneo'
Diseases Of the akin, appearing In hunafeo ait
ferent forms. totally eradicateui enlhi anu
weakness and all nervous deDiItles sclentlhcauY
and successfully treated ONCE hourH from A. n
OgP,M.
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-Ss&SFSs FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
S&SGsssssssazs TOWN. .-Inman Line OF Mal Steamer
are appointed TO sail as folows:-
CITY OF PAklS Saturday, december 49,
CITY OF LOkDON saturday, December 26.
CITY OF coax, Tuesday. December %.
IlTY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, January .,
and each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
at 7, ID, from Pier 40, North kiver.
RATES OF PAbSAGE THR MAIL STEAMER
CALLING EVERY SATURDAY,
Payable Ia Gold Payable IN Currency.
FIRST Ca Sl00 STEERAGE ............sS5
10 1ondon....-....,. 100 to LoDdOn"...,,.U,.. -
10 Paris llb 70 PsrlB..,,,....,.,.,. AZ
PASSAGE TUEsDAY STEAMER HALIFAX
FIRST CABIN, STEERAGH,
Pay able in Gold. Payable in Currency.
Liverpool Liverpool
81 Johns n. F....... d 81. John's, N F-..,.. On
Dy Branch Steane er..J i ~ Branch Steamer :"
Passengers also torW ardeu 10 AaVre Hamburg, Bre-
Inen, etc, at reduced rates.
Tickets Can be bought here by persons sending for
their friends, ~ moderate rates.
kOr further Information apply at the Companys
Offices. -
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, NO. 10 BROADWAY, N. Y,
or To O'DONRIALL d FAULK, Agents,
No. 81 OAESN VI Street, PniladelphiA.
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,r5F~s@. PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
teSlhssssarsSs.. AMI NUkfOLk STEAMSHIP LINE
IUhOJC4H EhklGHl AIk LINE TO TsSH
HOC1H AND WESI,
EVERY BAIURDAY,
- noon, from FIRST WHARF ABOVE IARKHI
Street,
TaKOUGH RATES ana THROU0a REOEIPTt
70 sl points kOIJh aha Sou.h Carolina, via sas.
board All Line kRlIToad, connecting 81 Portsmouth
ana to LyuChpnrg Va, Tennessee, AID the Veal Via
Virginia anu Tennessee air Line and Riohmond and
DanVille Railroad,
Low IlR RATES HAN AN Y OTRER LIES.
The regularity safety ana cheapness OF this rouLs
commend to the puolic AS the Incat desirable me
dium Tor carrying every description Ot freight,
NO charge for commission, drayREe or any axpenas
OF Transfer.
Freight received daily,
WILLIAM T. CLYDE q co.,
NO. II North and South WHAAVES
W. P. PORTER, Agent ~ Richmond and CIty
Point.
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NNHOMAS BIRCH u SON, AUCTIONEERa
L AND COMMISSION BERUHANTS, No. IIIg
OHEsN UT Street, entrance No. llO7 SAMSON sti
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s@Hsg- NUIlCE.-FOR NEW YORK, VIA
,E,asksssssiizL-s ID Ma AXE AND RA ARIPAN CANAT
EAPkh,o, STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
The steam kropeIierS of this lile leave DAILY
hrst wharf cslOw MarEel street.
TAhOUGH IN "a HOURS.
GOOdF IOTw aTded by all the lines gong ont of
York, Nuuh, East and West, tree OF Commission,
kreigLLs received al our usual low rates,
WILLIAM 4. CLYDE & co. AgentS
NJ, IA >, WAARVES, PhlladephiE,
JAMES HAND, Agent SUS
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SHIPPING.
>NSEfsa L0RILLARD'S STEAMSHIP LIN
FOR NEW YORK,

On and after December Is. the steamers of this line
Will sail at noon. Freight take1 on acc Jmmo-
eating termt. One Of the steamers of this
Line win leave every Tuesday Thursday and Sagur.
day. Goods received at ell times on covered piers
All gop ds forwarded by New York agent free Of
cparye except carriage.
For further information, apply on the pier to
JOHN f. OIL.
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LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT FURs FOR LADIES'
SLEIC, III AND Ga RRIAGE ROBES, ETC.
on Thursday Morning,
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THOMAS BIRCH u SON, AUCTIONEERa
4 AND COMMISSION HEROHANTS, No, Ira
OHEsN UT street, rear entrance No, llO7 SAMSON Gti
sLEIGH AND Ca RRIAGE ROBES, ETC.
On Thursday Morning,
December IL AL 10 O'CLOCK, Al the auction store, No
llO street, viii be sold large assortment of
RIOS d ana French Ernine Holstein fitch, Hudson
Bay sable, tal siberian squirrel and other furs
In s.IH, for ladies and children; ladies' sable hoods
gentle mems btaver caps, gsuntlets, and collars;
skatil mufls. collars and bUas.
SLblGb AND OARRI AGE ROBES.
Also Hudson Bay wolf, reat lsab ella bear buffalo.
rkCCCG q, brown bear, and fancy robes.
The ogups will be ready and the furs be
anil ed on " ednesdsy. l2l52t
Sale No. lilo Chestnut street.
SUPERIOR NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSE,
HOI FURNITURE, PIANOS, CARPETS, M IR-
ROkS, PLATED WARE, GLASSWARE MELO-
DION, PARLOR ORGANS, CHINA, EFC.
On Friday Morning.
AT o'clock, at the auction store No lilo Chestnut
stIet Will be sold, large assor tment of superior
Observation-Disclosures from families declining house
PIANO-FORTES AND ORGANS.
On Friday Afternoon,
At o'clock. Bt the auction store, VIII be sold
ore rosewood "a octave plano ortei made by NOgt-
One rosewood7 octave plano-forte, made by Hoh-
On rosewood octave piano.forte made by Bossert.
One mahogany 61a octave piano forte.
one cabne' organ, SIX stops made by Prescott %,
DIAMONDS.
On Friday,
At o'clock, at the auction slore-
One ladys brooch, 10 brants one ring orilllanta.
One Tb &, 0 brilliants one ring, btllIlants.
one gents pin brliantsi one emerald ring.
One garnet ring. - 1000.
one gents pin, y DrllllRnts' llz 10 ~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16

On Monday Morning,
Dec. d, at 10 O'Clock, at II. 81 J. a. Hcnkels
rooms. No. $40 South second street, will be sud at
public sale, extensive assortment OF Superior Fur
niture, comprising:-W parlor SUITS with rich
and plain coverings library, dning-rOom, and hall
furniture; elegant chamber furniture various styles
all manufactured In superior manner expressly for
their wsreroom sales, and warranted
be sale will be peremptory, and Is made on ac-
count Of Messrs. HenKels being about to remove Co
their new rtrooms No. 1902 Arch street. II2 81