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REAL ESTATE SALES.

"a REAL ATE-THOMAS & sons
RN. N.SALE-Muderu Tnree-story BicB Resi-
0eDCe, No. 292 :. Third street. above Spruce
s,It tel.-On TUESDAY, December " 1868, az IL
O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
PLiiadel pha Exchange, all that modern three-
stoI, bricB messuage ana lot of ground situate
on The west side of Third street SO feet incues
north of spruce street, No. 1922 containing In
front on ThId street Is feet inches, and ex-
tending in depth so feet, together with the
privilege of a three feet wide alley. 1t has the
sss iniIOduced; bath, hot aud cold waler, etc
Clear of all ihcumbraI ce. Ierms-S3JO0 may
remain on mortgage. Immediate possession
KEYS at tie Auction Rooms.
M, THOMAS & SONS. AuctiOueers,
l272w Nos. l39 and Hl y. FOURTH Street.
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Public Sale on the pre- nlses, No. 2ll6 Brandywin
RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE.

,-,, ,- On Thursday Morning,
l7th instant at IL ock on the premises all that
peal mooeIn tIIee,story brick residence, story
Jack dlhg ana lot OF ground 10 feet front by ~
ltet Getp situate on The souIh SIDE of Brandywine
OtS64. ~S--s
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FINE
BEU EUssELS AND OTHER CARPET ETC,
IN n' uiaeiy afleI the sale OF the reside 10
O'Clock, b! Catalogue, aJ No. 2il6 Branoywine rect,
he superior walnut parlOr furniture superior cham
Der aud diDDg-foom 1uInlure, fine Brusses ana We
Ietlan carpets, china ana glassware. hair mat
r ks, refI IIgerRtor etc.
May be examined on the morning of sale at
oCbCk' IL 4 lit
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Sale AZ No. aO27 Camac street

..-, sale at NO. 2O27 Camac street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ROSE
NOOn P1ANO-FOkTE FINE BRUsSELS AND
OTHER IAkPtTS, ETC.
On Monday Morning,
december IA, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 2027 Oamac
sittel between Twelfth and Thirteenth streeLs.
ab We BeIks street, The entire superior househOd
iurnliure. rosewood pianoOrte hue Brussels Ingram
and other carpets china and glassware Inattfessas
btudi Z, extensl, n liable, etc. -
May be exalOined at O'Clock on the morning of
sale. 10 a b.
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n MoCL.EFs q co., AUCTI0NEERS,
No. 900 MARKET street
IN on ,ycO GASES guDrs. aHOE9, BRc0ANss
sAAr W N''N BALMORALS, ETO.
on Thursday morning. -, -,
Dscamher 10 ComDier ng ~ ~ oclock we WIZ sSi
nv cstGiugu Tor cash, l7r0 cases cases me uoys'
~! s,utfsi boots BhOeB. nrpghrs bainlolAl &c
AlSo n ,de 56ods l2j ~
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Dec H. ct 10 O'Clock st No 1877 Chesnut ST. by csta-
lotue the Ell tire superior household furniture incud
nEkuperior wanuJ ariJr furniture; 3sui handsome
NaiNut chamber farniture; suits superior cOttaes
cl amber furniture; hne hair otneT IN ttresssa.
beucii &; ttoves fine Brussels, Ingram Venetian
csrIets; china ana gssswaIe kitchen furniture nd
uthslsi Wlneb~ 81 huts, tic. - - Il28U
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AUCTION SALES.

T IPPISCOTT, SON q CO., AUCTIONEERs
l. AsHHURsT BUILDING. No. 24O NJ ak gI 81
LARGE POSITIVE s..LE OF EMBRoIDERIEs,
LINEN AND LINEN Ca MBkIU HDkFs.. LACE
Ssusonps; ssn66N NhtTCi; BY ORDER OF MR' ROBERT
BY os,sIOSgsa ~ W Wssa on four months, credit
December 9, commencing ai 10 O'Clock. 25St
AUCTION NOTICE.
LACE GOODS. SCOTCH AND IRI5a EMBRoIDE-
MR.. RoBSRfS RBShsS hhA0S;oovALp hTS;
VIII hold through The Undersigned,
Eecemher 9. AT 10 O'Clock, at their salesrooms NO.
most sale Jour months ored large aud
EMbkoIDkkIES. LACE GOODS HANDK'5, ETC.
Full lines Hamburg edglngs and insertions.
Full lines cnmbrc bands.
Iul lines Infants waists.
Evi nes csrh rs cerd,,ol s,a,a novy
Full lines ORC aud oun', ses, shape new
Full %ss iaaiss empTodppreS tfpg SGT iniIisl hoRt
Full lines ladies' embroidered names, white and In
Full lines ladies' embroidered moltoes. white and in
Fu lines linen embroidered hdkfs.
Fun lines clear lnen lawn bdkts.
Full lines lad IS mourning lawn ndkfI
Full ~ es Ia les lace col srs
Flu lines ladies', ,ufll nss OF all kinds, ,,.,.
Full 1is Z SHH@a %E6ksS2sdiE stsa5d a
$ ss$$ {; ssS;:m.n. sS3 e sS $$ s$ dS e
do 34 prln,.d oJrdered in solid eol@ra d.
OF the ktrd seen At cubic auction in phadepnS l bGn
olert9 ~ private sale, and being Imported ex 2rss,y
Tor hCHdaJ ttade. IL y.
rJNHOMAs BIRCH u SON, AUCTONEERt
! And COMMISSION n MERyHANTs, No, ~
OHEsNUT sueet rear entrance No. llO7 SAMSON 81
SALE OF FINE BR0ZHEs. CLOCKS. PLATED
WARE, SM ISo CARVED GOODS. FRENCH BA5-
X, X r.. III fMNCH GoGRS hlo" sUIIABAE FOR
on Tuesday Morning,
Dec. s. at 10 oe oGk At he auction store NO illQ
elegant goods, psrt of the stock of dr'.cla retai
groups, auiuas, antique vases aud lnkstsnds swiss
game, glove boxes etc, rich Bohemian 6 ass vases
!oiletttts iiol,r stands, Jewel stands punch bowls
iuk stands ee-a-tttes, s, etc, rich 81
p hted tureens, venson dish, WITH cover, co 7ered
Hne Table cutlery in eases aud sa's, eIc 0'O''
Also large assortment of French fancy goods,
companions cigar cases, ETC. suitable TO" Christmas
| presents. Also. French git mantei clocks, etc.
| EvhNiNG SALE or IA nov GOO bS, SUITABLE
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
The sale of fine anCy goods, suitable for Christmas
presents. WI b continued Tuesday evening,
several large Invoices OF goods suitable for retail
dealers. II
| SALE OF A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF, OIL
PAINTINGS, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
At7ocloc at tna zion slors No ITO Chesnut
street, VIII be sold aoou5 eighty paintings and en'
Moran, Somr ers. Wall, Carl shutz A. Cortez Jul-
a5d Bmch Winner Spasnateir at IT, Rosa de liy9
Tie paintings viii be open for exhibition on
Moroay II %
4 LARK d. EVANS, AUCTIONEERS, NO. CSC
| " CALsNur Street.
VIII sell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening,
ler ge lovoice oi Blankets, BED spreals Dry Goods
| Cloths, Casimeres hosiery Stationery, T@oIe ano
| CITY and country merchants will find bargains.
Goods packed free OF charge 92s
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WAKE AT TH h. AUOT ON ROOMS
On Saturday Morning,
December IL al ii O'Clo. X the auction rooms nv
cilaOLu ne WI hOut reserve a large assortment of
plbln sLd fancy painted hue toilet sets, fine eon
Jars, foot tubs, aud water carriers. I27 81
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SHIPPING.

* rrso FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
y 5fsasssAsssas TOW N.-In OF MaiI oLesueTn
a. ~ pointed 10 sail as lOllUws;-
On J OF bus O-Ni oALurUAy, DscemOer 5.
Cll y OF a n W Esp, oaturuhS, December IL.
ClIN OF MAohINUION, " ruesdAy, ID CemOvr l5,
CIIN OF PAHlSi saturday, eCeuOer 10.
each succeeding Sa uidAJ and alternate Tuesday.
~ 1 r. N, from Pier 45 Norm I,lVer.
RATES OF PASS aGA BY MALL STEAMER
CALLING EVERY bATURDAX,
Payable ia Cold. Payable Currency.
FIRST Ca al 400 ST
W lOLOOL ........, NJI tO DcHLOh-.....,..,, Il
10 taIlb,.........- llJ 60 EariS...........-.. A.
PASSAGE BY 1HE TUESDAY STEAnEK VIA HALIFAX
FIHsT CABIE, STEERAGE,
Pay ADie IN cod. $500. Payaole lii Currency.
Live
ST. JUhn s. n. E....... -. JOuu's n, F-.....,. p
oy Branch Steamer....J II y Branch SteAnner..J '"
Fs.sseIg gers forwarded 20 HsVIe, dSmbuTg, Esre
men, eLc., at reduced rates.
JlcRets can be bought mere oy persons sending fOI
their Irleude, AZ muueIhie rates
For further Information Apply at The CompAny's
Offices. - - 80. . -,-.- . - - -
JOHN q. DALE, agent, NO. 10 BSoADWAI, N. Y.
OR to UDONN ell d FAULB Agents,
No. Ali CEESN Ut Street, Philadelphia.
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ro...--,--a On FuesdHy Morning
december 3, at O'clock recisely. on the
81 lhaI hhhusOme modern tbree-story brlcK raj.
uehCe JhrNt-StOTy double back but diugs and lot of
RIruhd, situate ON the south side OF Wallace street..
corner ol twenty. first street No 2OI2 The hou a s
~ excellent IOnditiOn, well buiit, and has ali the
modem improvements. Terms, $500 may remain on
m11i,,gage' May be seen at any time. Keys at No,
-V~f NalhCe btIeeL l225b
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Puone sale on The premises. No. 2042 Wallace street,
uANlySOmh blODkRN TIL khh-STORY BRICK
hhelDENCE AND LOT OF GROUND.
On Tuesday
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also, superior hre proof sales, made by Farrell a.
Herring hVaus IL atson, aud Lille and Marvin
STkA h kkGINE,
Also steam engine, Two horse power, Il272t
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HANnsOME NOnhRN REsInENnn

INN ediately previous to the sale of turnIture at
~ O'Clock, on Tie premises will be sold tue hand
some uerL three story brick reslueuce with
double three story back buildings let of ground
situate the nor SIDE OF Wharton street east ot
Fourth sueet NO. 3Sl. The house is very superior
has marble vtstIbule, ranges. hot cold water
water cltset, heater, vas throughout; has parIor
dlning-r.om and kitchen on first or, sitting roo IN
bath and store rooms six ChaInb nbers dry cellar eIc
Gas fixtures included In the SAFE. May be seen al
Any time. "a 1 6L
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DeC Loer az ~ clock precisely, the premises,
~ loo ~. Ihlrteentn street, above Montgomery
avenue, al lhel handsome modern three story orck
r.slotnte threeAtory uouDle back building and lot
VI siouhu' 1279t
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Sale at No. 1917 Chesput stre



HANDSOME UhNITURh, 81 PERiOk COTTAGE
GbAMBtR sUIIS, FIN EHAIR IA Al TRE,sES
FlNE BRUeskLs, INGRAM, AND VENErIA
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december g. at 10 o'clock, at the au1tlon rooms by
C-lat que, AN excellent assortment Superior Wanut
furniture Two IOsew oOd pisuO-iort rOr wood npIo.
otob DO k-tsse eALensiOn tables, fine feather he'd,
ana needing, Tetsts,st gue. AL d spa-
nor FIRE y Oof fts, made by rvRns & WATSON Al tr-
YIN, Liie, ana FhTrpl a. Herring; mirrors fre china
Bud glat DESKS ana Office furniture, outsiia
show'ca'ss, Stoves handsome Brussels and oLher
laYK YK.pla pfp
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HANDSOME REsIDENCE AND FURNITURE
Ssie on the PIeml4es, No. 83l wharton street
ELtG N 4 WALNUT PARLOh, CHA Ser AND
DiNING.HOOm FUBNIIURE ROSEWOOD
PIANO FORT E, Pa lETINGS, BRONZES RIGH
BRUSSELS, ND OTHER CARPETS.
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Sale ut NO. 52y Chesrut stree

,,,. 49, Sale et No. 52s Chestnut street,
SUPE6lOR WALNUT HOUS EdOLD FURNI
TIRA. koskW OOD ANU. FURTES. ROSE
MtID MEL uDEON FIRE PROOF SAFE-
IAhIsC M Il BkUEkELS AND OTHER GAR
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December 10, at 10 O'CLOCK, at No. S31 Wharton
tlfteohy catal gue, the entire handsome hOu yehOd
lu1ni'ure, in Cluuipg suit elegant walnut green
plusl. tltWIk-TUOm iuIntuTe, four suits elegant
Onto walnut Chhmter tuInlture rosewood piano-
iurle hne Ere ncu plate .mantel mirror handsome
Manui wardrobe, extension able, sidebuard surinV
hair mattresses, Ottsge chamber suits oil paintngs
ana engTavlpgs, bronzes rich English Brussels Car
pet, chlhA ana glassware, cooking utensils refrige-
or, eic.
May be examined at o'clock on the morning Of
-
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7~4. NOllCk.-tOk NEW YORK. VIA
SEstE.lEE.a.szzs ID Al.A " AItk AND hARICAN LANAL
4AtkhoS > LEA BOaI CUnP PANY
Ine E5LeaAn fEOpeneTs oi snIs llue IeRye DAILY
from first wharf GelOW Market street,
bE.OUGh In "a dOURE.
Gouds IorwarCeu ny ail Cns lines going out OF
York Eor.h EsasG, ana Wesy, tree Oh commission,
FrepyhLs received aG our usual low rates.
WILLIAM L. GAY DE q CO., Agents.
- - NJ. IA .. WHARVES, Philadelphia.
JAMES HAND, Agent ~.
RIO. lls " ALL street. corner OF Sa1tn, New York
Iost ,55s- PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
s%sLtsSeas5sSS ANIL NOht DIX pIAAMSHIP LINE,
IIIDUDiz6 EhEI6AI AlR LINE TO TIE
eOUIH AMI WESI.
EVERY SAIURDAE,
al noon. from FIRST WHARF above MARKET
SLTeel -.
10 al pOiD 10 EOrth anu SOu.h Carolina, Via sea-
BOARD air Line Railroad, connecting ~ Portsmouth
anu To Ly uChputS Va, TENNESSEE, aAu tne West via
Virginia anu Iehhessee AiE Line ana RicnmOnd and
srsienl 1HnNDEED BUT ONCE, ana taken a,
the regularity safety ana cheRpness OF this route
commend the puOiic Lne most desirable me.
CIum Ior Carrying every description vi freight.
NO charge Ior comm lsson, orayage OK any expense
OF transfer
SJesmships Insured At lowest ratea
WILLIAM p. CLYDE d co.,
No, IA North ana Souih WHARVEA.
W. T. POTTER, Agent at Richmond and City
+. ?. CRowELL q Co. Agents at Norfolk. Ga
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sALE OF A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF OH
PAINTINGS, ANCIENT AND MODERN

PAINTINGS, ANIITNV 7 AND MUDEhN.
On wednesday evening,
At7 clock at the a c ion store, No ITO Chesnut
street, VIII be sold eighty paintings ana Gu.
Cravings, ircludiug works of Hamilton, Lew $,
Moran, Somr eTs, Wall, Carl Shulz A. Cortez Jut-
liard. BHch, Winner, Spagnstet Rosa de 1tvOli,
aud others. Also, numUer OF framed eng avings,
phO' Cgrapps chTomos, etc.
Tie paintings viii be open for exhibition on
MOLuay, IL 7 %
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Public sale on the premises No. 1853 N Thirteenth
street.
HANDSOME MODERN THREE STORY BRIuR
khsIDENOh AND LOT OF GKoJNDl AOA
On Iupsdav
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FOR ONE DOLLAR.

WE sell Dress Patterns. Pant Patterns, Webs,
w Cotton Cloth, shawls, oarpetings. Sheet
ings, Dry and Fancy Goods, 60, DO. Circulars
sent free, giving full particulars; or Twelve
Checks sent for One Dollar, describing twelve
different articles which we win sell for One Dol.
lar each.
NA- Ladies' and Gentlemen wanted ne Agents,
to whom the most liberal inducements are offered,
and satisfaction guaranteed IN all cases.
CHAS. LETS 4 CO.,
1850 Manufacturere' Agents,
/ "a d 60 Federal Street,
mch2sdly. BOSTON, Msss.
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DIR. WRIGHTS
TAR SYRUP

s. IA z + = s 4 q & h = s +
@ ~Facts are stubborn things" says the old pro-
verb, and in these elane do Ne intend do deai, ~
presenting WRIGHTS TAR SYRUPfo lneis
fie. An know the necessity Of guafnlns rs ss n.o
Colds, az well as the necessity OF I taxing NJ -
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without faay of contradiction, tnat the superior
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Sno.n In oil parts Of tho country:
L PHLApELrH1A, July 20, 1857.
- DEAR srR--Lsst Christmas, for the hrst time
in my life, I was much afflicted by very severe
Geld, with almost constant Cough and sore chest.
practice makes perfect" the proverb says, but
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have been Providence, was induced to try Dr.
Wrisht's Tar Syrup, purchased from you, eng
was greatly relieved in two days, wholly euseeia
ten. It is not unpleasant TO tie tHste, "nica 10
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of that Bishop Berkely, who ophe''osnF an
truly declared more than century ago. shas
sswestward the march of Empire taxes its way,
and among these were two treaties In whien ne
strongly advocated the use Of Tar, as curative OF
,senv diseases from Cstarrh TO the plague. /
vas then struck with the cogency of the good
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efficacy of DR.. Wright's preparation of the same
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Yours, truly,
R. SHELTON MACKENZIE, L. L. D..
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aooD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.

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childr bS Il Will restore the monthly periods and
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youth and enable them to enter married Life with
hde, ce of health and happiness Journal Of HeGith
Har what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on the
eth OF March. 1862; aredecdedly opposed to drugs
and advertised remedies for the prevention of having
childr,n and feel 1t du ty scknow ledge
ut fro and every hen it is for the relief of
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that ought to be promulgated and widely circulated for
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1t necessary to prevent increase OF family About
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She tried everything to prevent repetition of her suffer-
ius bat without succeeding Two years after marriage
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SECOND WIDTH.
PRENTIS'S COUGH MIXTURE,

A SPEEDY, Reliable and Pleasant Remedy for
n Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchial Afec-
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GUIDE TO HEALTH & LONG LIFE

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letters unless Two Dollars enclosed consultation
se. BY inciosing four cent stamps, DR. RAPHAELS
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-01
MERCHANTS INSURANCE co.
HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital, ---A - esee, 900
GEO. W. ooPP, Agent, Rock Islsnd.

glance st the eminent services and greatpub
lie usefulness Of this we'll tried and thoroushly
tested corporation, may be obtained from g peru.
cal Of the following figures Of losses paid:
Maine, t26,ss4, 30 Arkansas, S72,s3S,4s
n. Hampshire le,ei5,S6 Missouri, 4,726,l2
Vermont 321,43 Tennessee, 45,4s7,9o
Massachusetts 81, 307, SO kentucky, 36,29o,71
Rhode Island, a. sos, 81 Ohio, -69,267,6s
Connecticut, Ie0, s25,s7 Indiana, 43,645.46
New York, 4os, So Illinois, los, 1850
New Jersey, s,s2o.s7 Iowa, 2e,sso.Ts
Pennsylvania, 27,S03,47 Michigan, 53,2s5,o2
Maryland, 39,6o2,95 Wisconsin, 66,le7,s3
Dist Of Columbia 1885 Kansas, 9,7e5,s2
Virginia, p, "a Minnesota, l4,92s,lo
S. Carolina, 20 ,932,75 Nebraska, - 1,l67,00
Georgia, 2l,e33,75 California, los, 630,3A
Florida, 20 1854 n. Brunswick, ;4,e34, "a
Alabama --f- sss,ss Nova Scotia, I4,1ss,7s
Mississippi, 20, s3i.55 Canada, 3S,s73,so
Texas, 3,96I,ss
All of which have been promptly adjusted and
psid.
Nsa- The man who ornits 10 insure his property
nos, must be either negligent, ignorant or feck-
less. t ~ --rsfs-= - 90
S- Gail on the undersigned. E -Tl-
GEO, w. COPP, Agent.
Once ander Babcock's Hall,
Rock Island.