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NOI'ICE.

SI,sEFEasESE's 4 g..-Youns men WHO have il.jur-
~ cd themselves by certain secret habits which unfit
them for business pleasure the duties OF married life
also middle aged md OH men, VINO from The fplrs OF
YOUTH or other causes feel debility in advance Of their
years, before placing themselves under the treatment
any one should first read he Secret Friend" Married
ladies Will learn something of Importance lay lerisng
" Ihe Secret fTiend Sent TO any address, in sealed
envelope on receipt Of - cents. Address DR. CHARLES
~ SitAhi Y w., l'nSion, Mass. lyri3
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
E9Rs Hss'EsxFYEyG THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Invcterato
cases of Scrofulous dis
case, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scro!uIorS affections and
disorders, which were az.
grayatod by the scr0Gu-
Ions Communicate, ,.yt;I
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STRANGERS AND TRAVElLE

STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
TO avoid and escape imposition OF foreign and native
1uacks, more numerous in Boston than in other large
cities,
DIR. DIN
proudly refers TO Professors and spectacle Physicians
many Of whom consult him in critical eases because of
his acknowledged skill and reputation attained through
% long experience, practice, and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
Pc not robbed and adto yoGf suilrfn4s in being deceived
by the lying boasts misrrFres citations false promise
md prrtcntions Of
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACKS,
Who know little of the nature and character of Special
Diseases, and tess to their cure Some exhibit forged
Diplomas of institutions Colleges which never cXstci
in any part Of the world, Others exhibit Diplomas OF the
Dead, how obtained, unknown; not only ASSUMING and
advertising in names OF those ms rrd in the diplomas
but to further their impNsi; ion of other Gel
rbIard physicians long since dead Neither bc dccv cd
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neEs. l.. slES$
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
II EnHiyott Street, Boston, NA.s
40 arranged that patients Rear Zach other
ReCollect, the oRN entrance to Ills office il No "a hay
ing no connection with his residence cons, tucnty no
family interruptions so that on no account any per
hesitate applying at his office.
DIR. DIX
dotdg asserts land it cannot ID contradctcd except By
quafkS who will say or do anyIhng rrjurc them
selves TO impose upon PATIENTS that he
Is iiE ONLY REGULAR GEA!h'ArE PHYSICIAN.
ADVERTISING IN BOSTON.
SIXTEEN YEARS
engaged in treatment OF Special Diseases fact so We
known to many Citizens, Publishers, Merchants, IIutt
Proprctors &c that tie il much recommended and par
tcultry
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BY THEOPHlLUs PARSONS, L.. D.,

TIOIV8tOT " law NJ IIWTE IIU NIN'TTV, wv INI OI
many law Books.
,:s,| H '": H' ""s a@T @": ]; H.
as well as every kind Nn(z and legal obligation:
correct, econolncal\ Eaie Counsellor and Ad-
WISER giving directions o1 aary proceeding ana show
ing how TO draw and eX,1$ every Kind Of rgl nsn'-
msn; hIs nbc @ Mrun$ hn"
Administrator, Guardian, MinA, Ilcir-at-!aw, Lcatcc,
Apprentice, Mariner AuctionecrA irokor Notary Bank
Officer, Justice of the Peace ConAiMor, Shcrit jm,icr
Shr,itt, Secctm"n Commissioner Married Woman,
Widow, Trader, M,rkenan, Citizen, troprrt yho!cr.
50 plain, full, accurate, and compctA .lA person
can afford to be without il. Emhoyin@ in popular form
the results OF the labor aud study OF the most popular
and successful writer OF llWbooks i'll the n.y.
WORTH TEN TINES TIE PRICE ASKED rul; II i,xclu
siye territory given Send tor descriptive Gil euler Ad
dress y ;, SCRANTON < co., Hartford, CT. ly1l
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through 1a certificates and refer, nrtS and recommend
atoms Of lrir medicines bY Ne d'R who cannot expos,
or contradict thcn or who, besides, 10 further their
Positions copy from medical books much that is Wlittrt
OF the qualities and eli cts q! different herbs aud plant
and aScrihr all III" same TO their Pills, Extracts Sreii,
&c, most Of which, it not all, contain Mercury, bccu,4,
o ~ ancni liit Of IL curing everything" hut nuls
known 10 L!!l 1uorr tlgn il cured ,ul thus., nut
kil!rti cuusitntiomtily injured for life
IGNORANCE or QUACk DOCTOKS AND
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deceased military or naval officers, or to others
who have claims on the Govern m ept. Especial
service" covers extraordinary payments, such
for instance, as the award made TO the officer
who first landed in England with the Abys-
sinian dispatches from General Napier The
aims, or "Maunday" money, also come from
class 4, and to the amount of G2000 are dis
trtbuted by the Bishop of Oxford as Lord High
Almoner. A further Item of fR00 Is devoted
TO the payment of pensions ito distressed
ladies. These pensions as they fail In throug b
death are in the gilt of the wife of the Prime
Minister for the time being. Glass s. which
consists of the payments made as pensions to
deserving literary and scientific persons, or to
any that have deserved the gratitude of their
country, does not come out OF the f335 00J, but
by special clause in the act before referred to
the sum of fl2OO is set apart from the consoli-
for this purpose. Inc civil list pensions now
amount to Gl7 600, after allowing for deaths.
Class may be regarded as a sort of reserve
fund. The amount OF IL is E80i0, aud it may be
used towards meeting deficiency in any of
the other classes,
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A N o RDIN nee
~ To Make an Appropriation to the Depart
ment Of Inspector OF steam Engines and Boilers
for the Year 1869
Section /. The Select and Common Councils
OF the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That
the sum Of seventeen thousand seven hundred
dollars (Sl7 ZOO be and the same is hereby au-
pToprialed 10 defray the expenses for the De-
paitmeDt of Inspectors of Steam Engines and
Boilers for 1859, and for compensation to the
Chief and three Assistant Inspectors for the
month OF December, 1868. to witt
Item l. Salary OF Chief Inspector, two thou
sand dollars tS2000).
Item 2. Salary OF three Assistant Inspectors,
twelve hunored dollars each, thirty-six hun
dred dollars (S3600)
Item Salary OF Clerk, twelve hundred dol.
:" lem M l. Salary of Messenger, seven hundred
dollars (S7O0(
lem For transportation. draughtsman, and
keep of horse, twenty four hundred dollars
(S2400(
Item Q. For purchase of horse and wagon for
Item z. For labor and rent of office, twenty
fve hundred dollars (s2500)
Item 8. For instruments, pumps guages,
tubes, etc. fifteen hundred dollars (SI500l
lem o. For fire. proof. twelve hundred dollars
Item 10. For books and stationery. one thou
ste Item ii For furnishing office, 1--WE hundred
Item IL For incidentals, three hundred dol
lars $500. o.
three Assistants for 1868, three hundred dollars
(S3C0l
W arrautS for the same 70 De Drawn ny Tue
Chief In spector of Steam Engines and Boilers;
all bills other than salaries TO be approved by
the Committee on steam Engines and Boilers.
JOSEPH Il. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN II. HAINEs,
Clerk OF Select Council.
WILLIAM 3 STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this thiTiy.frst day of December,
Ammo DOminl one thousand eight hundred and
sixty -eght "a. ID. 1868.
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
lit Mayor OF Philadel phia.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

ID ESOL TION
LIZ Repeating the Resolution OF Instruction
to The City Solicitor and Chief Engineer and
Surveyor, and Request to the Mayor and Presi-
dents of Councils.
Whereas, The Councils of the City OF Phtla.
delphiR by joint resolution approved on the
first day OF June 1867, instructed the City Soil
citor TO test the constitutionaliLy of q certain
act of Assembly and supplements thereto,
creating Commission to erect q bridge over
the Schuylkill at South street, and TO take the
necessary legal steps to restrain, hinder, and
prevent the erection of the said bridge, aud the
Chief Engineer and Surveyor from superin-
tending, directing, or acting in the matter; and
did also request the Mayor and the Presidents
from meeting the said Commission or taking
any part therein, and the Chief Engineer and
Surveyor was instructed to abstain from meet
ing said Commission on behalf of the City, or
acting In reference to the said bridge Without
the direction of Councils; aud
Whereas, The Supreme Court of Peunsylva-
mia has decided that the said act and supple-
ments thereto are valid and binding on the
said city.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Couu-
ellis of the City OF Philadelphia That the said
Joint Resolution be and the same is hereby
repealed. - ..
President of Common Council
Attest
BENJAMIN H. HAINEs,
Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this thirty.first day of December,
Ammo DOplini one Thousand eight hundred and
MORTON McMICHAEL,
12lt Mayor of Philadelphia
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VIOTORLA,
The Income Of the Queen of England -
Something Interesting.

Something Interesting,
From the Liverpool Mercury, Dec. IL.
SO much nonsense is constantly talked, aud
such erroneous notions are held, respecting IN
Queens income that 1t can hardly be considered
q work of supererogation 10 put the precise
after her Majesty accession, in which the Queen
valves her right 10 and Interest In certain
!. hereditary rates, charges, duties, and revenues
which by b er prerogaiive she may have claimed
aos civil list, e. her income be fixed at $3.50 900
per ahnum. Many people have an idea that thts
Such Is not the CASE The civil list is divided
iniO six classes, 10 each of which we Will
briefly refer Glass l really represents the
amount OF money paid TO her M jesty for her
private use. The amount ts ego 900, whicn Is
PAYABLE In monthly tnslalm9nls 80 long as her
Ms1esy lives. Glass 2 which appropriate
4l3i,2bO ~ for the payment of the salaries OF her
MeJesly's household This business is con-
ducted by an official called the paymRster Of
the household aud when IL is considered what
o multiplicity of offices there are connected
win ihe COURTROOM the lord OF the bed.c sam-
bs lmagined how easily the sum Is ex pended
CsAs appToprates stlll higher SUN OF
fl7A&Dp anu IL ls for the eX penses OF the house.
h0io.| Royal housekeeping ana royal parti .s
ard balls must be kept up on royal scale aud
any one who has visited the Buckingham
PLACE news and the Windsor stables--noC To-
msntion the royal kitchen = Will MT
wonder that this sum finds plenty
of chapnels for It's disposal The am IA al
of Glass 4 is small, and It's purposes are atmosJ
entirely charitable. Out OF the sum OF El3,2J0
5000 IS devoted TO the payment of wnatar
teTmed "royal bounty grants" aud 'speoia
service awards" Grants from the royal bounty
fun0, which are in the gilt of tue Premier, are
gfnera ly made TO distressed literary men or
women, or 10 the necessitous relations OF
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RAILROAD LINES.

1899 FOR NEW YoRK.-THE CAMDEN
ANDTR2E ANIDSTr2: ANp AMBQY AND PHILADELPMH5A II 4,
WAW Wtlt@ N ~ a AAtt,4aAADELPHIA Iva To NEW YORK. AND
A, e,ao FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF.
ASA. H. MI Via va as6 Camden s AND Amboy Accom- sSSS
AtSP NJ. NJ. via Camden & ana Am6oy, Express 800
A. s9S y NJ ior SsefPs1s fPsSep.
snS0 M for BOfdentOwn' Burlington Bsveriy, ami De-
M AZ tOt sS Pore6os aeS 10 EaseNs,sI a. M 40 o
myra and Fish House, and p. Tos Florence and and
The / ana u-sO p M. Lines leave from ms,ro,
street Ferry tupoer side) ''O"' mar Ae'
FROM KENsINeToN EPor.
Az II a. M, via keDsington and Jersey CITY New
ana Bf S saa Ana "a M c 3 S1t for Trenton
AtTso and II A. M. SO and p. NJ. for MorrisvIlle
AZ 7.so and lois A. M and 2aO, and p. M. for
Az 50 and iOl5 A. M $50, 4, 3, aud p NJ for Corn.
and sTSSSC1y
Ps3% s%E S1d b stfPsNTps
AT o45 A. NJ IaO, I, $50 and Il P. NJ New York Ex.
Asl1 r NJ E@sTssnt iss H'isi Zine; sAfs Fare e. e. e
sc snS sS e s1s H. ioa M brsto e[en'0n
IL p ~ {NiEh for MoriIsyille TullytUwn.
Ig ouIg IAcony. W.sinoming, BridesDurg and Frank
The o,45A. M, $50 aud ~ NJ, Lines will run
daily AL All. olneIs sundays exsep,sd. ,.o ,,o
on IbIS q Tlfh stress 50 @iHSsss
e
Walnut within one square. On sundays the Market
Street cars Will run tO connect with the $40 A. AZ. $50
and IL p. M Lines.
BELYIDEKB DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES
FkoM KHNsINeTON DEPOT.
At 7'S0 A. NJ for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, DunkIrk
EmiTa, Ithaca, Owego Rochester, Bingnamton, Os-
wego syracuse, Great Bend, MontrUse, Wnkesbai re-
scranton, stroudsburg, Water Gap, Schooleys Noun
tain, elC.
AT 7.sO A. M. and $3.50 p M. tor Belvidere, Easton
LambeItville, Pennington, etc. The B3O M. Line
connecls direct with the Train leaving Esston Tor
Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem etc.
All P. N. for Lamhertvllle and intermediate Sta
tions.
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY IAND
PEN BERTON AND HIGH15TOWN RAIL
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY Upper Side.
Az and III A. M, l30 30, and $50 z. M, for Mer
chAnsVilIe MOUrestown, Hartford. MsSOnvllle
Iainsport Hount Holly, emithville, Evansville
Vincentowp, Birmink ham, and Penberton.
All A. M, 1870 and $50 z. M, tor Lewistown
WIightstown, Cooksiown, New Egypt, Hornerstown
Cream Ridge, Imlay stowp Sharon, and Hishtstown
IL l6 WILLIAM III. GATZMER Agent.
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WILMINGTON. Al

lGBlLADELPdlA, WlLMlNGION, N ID
i Be- LlIMORE RAILRUAD.-TIME TABLE
commencing MONDAY. November 70, ls6S.-Prains
Will leave Depot corner Broad street AID Washing
ton avenue, as tonows:-
for Baltimore, stopping at all regular staLiOnI Con-
nerling with DelaV are Railroad AT Whining ton for
Crsts Id and inermediate stations.
Express Train at IL M. (Sundays excepted) for
Bal nore aud Washington, Stopping at Wilmington
PER-. vile, AND Hayre-l e-Grace. Connects at VIII
Express Tram at 400 p NJ. Sundays excepted) for
Baltimore and WashiL gtOn. ,stoppiDg at Chester,
TnuIlow. Linwood, Cay mont, Wilmingt)n, New
town, Pc VILE Havre de Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
NJ ans, Edgewood, Magnolia. Chases, and Stemmer's
Night Express at 1890 P. NJ. DAILY for Baltimore
and WashiI gton, stopping at Chester. Thurlow Lin
wood, Ciaymopt Wilmington, Newark Elkton,
NORTHEAST, Perryville. and Havre de Grace. -
Passengers tor Foalress Monroe and Norfolk will
'"Ae ''e - WILMINGTON TRAINS.
Stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and
Leave Phi adeiphis at IlVOA. NJ, 2 80, 8 90. and
ware Railroad toe harrington and intermediate
leave WILMINGTON 90 and $40 A. M. lsN 415 and
7.0U p Nj. The $40 A. M Train Will not stop between
Chetter ard Phi iadelphia The 200 Z. ID. Train from
WILMINGTON runs daily; all other Acco
FInSa Batinore To Phiiaaelphia-Leave Baltimore
7.25 A. M, Way Mail. 35 A. Nj, Express 25 +. M,
k1p'e1ssiN sN nxX "a r; INA M IN IN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves baltimore AT 20 p M. stopping at Mag
noIia PEI ~ mans. Aberdeen daVre oe Grace Ferry
Vile ChariesIOwn. North EAST Eikton, Hewark,
stanton Newport, Wilmington Claymons, Lnwood,
ana hTnnsh tickets to all points West, South and
C5esnmt street. under Continental Hotel, where also
SiaIs Rooms and BelIhs In Sleeping Jars can be
secured during The day Persons purchasing tickets
oence nv the Union Transfer Company.
Os-NO - II. +. KENNEY, superintendent.
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AFTER A REsIDRNCR

DB. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
- Ano practice Ol thirty years at the Northwest
corner OF Third and Union streets, has lately re.
moYea 70 sSuth ELEVENTH Street. between MAR.
II Ell snd CHESNUT,
his superiority In the prompt ana perfect cure OF
Al recent, chronic local, snd constitutional Gfeo
upns OF special nature, is prOVerbiAl
Dsesses OF the skin, appearing In \ hundred oil,
ferent forms totally eradcated; mental and physical
weakness and All nervous debilitieB scientifically
and successfully treated Onioe hours from A. M
ORP,A.
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A N OR L N NOE
~ To make an Appropriation to pay the In
teIest on the Funded Debt of the City of Phila.
delphia falling due on the first day Of January,
1869
Section /. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum of one million two hundred thousand dol.
lars be and the same is hereby appropriated TO
pay the interest on the funded debt of Phila-
dephia, falling due the first day of January,
A. ID. one thousand eight hundred and sixty
nine.
Section @ Warrants for the payment of said
interest shall be drawn as follows:-The City
TreaSuI er shall present TO the Mayor of the city
of Philadelphia q list of the loanholders to be
paid as aioresaid the amount of the principal
rate and amount of interest accrued; the
amount of the State tax to be deducted and re-
tain ed and the net sum due for interest; and
at the foot of each list the Mayor shall add the
following Warrant:-
PHILADELPHIA, ....."....., 1885,.
ITO the City Treasurer
"Pay to the persons and corporations above
named the amounts respectively due to them
as above set forth for in crest on city debt due.
"Msyor of Philadelphia" :"
The said lists and warrants shall be presented
to the City Controller, to be countersigned by
him. - -
President of Common Council
BENJAMIN n. HAINEs.
Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council
Approved this thirty first day of Decem Der,
Ammo Domipi one thousand eight hundred and
sixty. eight "a. d. 1863.
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
l2lt Mayor of Phiadelph
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d f s SOLU UTION
IN Giving Authority TO the Citizens of Spring
Garden street to Enclose Certain Lot of
Ground.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the CiCy of Philadelphia, That the citi-
zens and owners of property on Spring Garden
street, between Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets,
be allowed the privilege of enclosing the lot of
ground known as the Market Plot in front of
their property on said street. Provi ied the
same Is enclosed with substantial iron rail-
ing, and without any expense to the city. Aud
provided, that nothing herein contained shall
be construed as in any manner interfering wi h
the possession of the city in said lot of grouud,
and that the said city may at any time remove
the same, and shall not be called upon TO ac-
count for the same to any person or persons.
JOSEPH Il. MARCER,
PresidenJ of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN III. HAINES,
Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this thlrty-t1rst day of December,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and sixty. eight "a. d. 1869.
MORTON McMICHAEL
l21t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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ID o l. u ION
O OF Instruction to the Superintendent of
Po ice and Fire Alarm Telegraph.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis OF the City of Philadelphia, That the Su.
perintendent of Police and Fire Alarm Tele.
graph be directed TO remove the fire. alarm box
from Dobson's mill to the bridge at the Falls of
Schuylkill, unless said Dobson will pay the
cost of the one in his MILL In that case the Su-
perintendent will place q new box In the bridge
aforesaid.
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN II. HAINES,
Clerk of Select Council.
VILLAS NJ s. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council
Approved this thirtieth day of Decem DER,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty.eight "a. u. 1861.
MORTON MCMICHAEL.
1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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eva JOBN q. ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
No. 9Ul CHESN Ut Street.
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. Il6 MARK EFT street.
SAMUEL FL. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent NJ the Depot
the PennBylyanlA Railroad Company will not as,
suIne any risk for baggage, except for Wearing Ap-
parel and limit their responsibility 10 One Hundred
Dollars in value All Baggage exceeding that amount
in will be at the risk OF the owner unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
AS General superintendent Altoona, Pa,
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AUCTION SALES
M THOMAS SONS, NOS 1ao AVN a.,
1X1s 8. FOURTH STREET ~" NND AsA

SALE OF REAL, ESTATE AND sTooKs
,rsna gHn at o'clock noon, AZ the Es change will,
r0ALLwHILL Street. No. 25ls-Three. story n,,c,
sixth Street (soutbJ No. 2s5-iS'i ick Res,asr,o
SOUTH street, No. 16Us-Two Tbrte.storS Bt,cs
CoAI Es Street, No. i2os-Tnree stcry Brick pwsr-
Grown street NO Isi-Twoatory Brick nvo,,,..
FRANKFoRD Road, N. e. Of Allegheny AvenuexE
MARHsALL Street. No. sz3-Two.storv pr,oL
TENTH CsoutbL No. lO7-Three.story Brick Tavs,n
Oh RisTi1N Street. No. 2lO2-Tbrte story Brick
25 shares nehigh zl1o Company.
iSUOO Lehigh Navigation Railroad hrst mortHagee 9
30 shares Consolidation National Bank
$500 Bona Union Passenger hallway Company.
For account OF whom IL may concern.
$4,000 seubenvllle and Indiana Railroad frs mort
Pew No. 20. North aisle, st Lpkes Cturch.
Pew No. 7S, Middle aisle. St. Luke's ChufcGs IiIa
WORKS, JUVENILES, ETC.
January 5, at o'eiocf SSn Also, an invoice of sta
etc., etc. i42t
Sale No 1854 Richmond atrest.
sh NhATN 2Ep ES8pETHTSF6 EEE psPs
Jsnu.rv a, On % Ocs0aS Wed1tsday M N MSEsnl9g orr.
the Ssus
ns beds hs snd chamber
foe Brussels iogran and other china glass
May be examined on the morning OF sale at 8
o'clock l42t
MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCrIoNEERs.-
No. t2S URksNUT ST., gear entrance from Minor.
Peremptory Sale on the Premises No. aoil Brandy
1,ppv srpEprop wine street. -
Cha MBEk FURN1T6RE,o HAHbso3k HbaG BkSs kHP
SGLS IkkTH ER GARP5T5 REb9 nrc FlNE MATTRESSES,
, On Tuesdty MorL Ing:
SnSinS Tine street. Sy GatSogae tue the entire 9rnu!e
nturs hs nosome chamosi M nj nte r dn or Ins
room inrnlture, fine feether-beds hair mstrt sses
bankeE couhterpanes, china and sla. sware kiGchen
The in, ntrre is nearly new sna in good condition
NE&yr ss Hs BRSk RESI-
y s soa to IN Of .se
twostory BACK SudtSsS sad RS,Ga ios oi
ground Is fee three lnohe front by 5s feet Inches in
Sesnt dillon Contains r6o@s SSS hot Of an
cold water, and all mt dern eOnvenlences
May be seen at any tims. IasH
Sale No. 529 Chesnut street.
fUhE TWo fESHNr FS6kPr gTkSI Uks
NET ORGANS; VERY LARGE MANTEL AND
Il+ nINNER En- &sEr, SUPERIOR FIRE PROOF SAFE,
TO- On Wednesday Morning,
walnut psllor iuiniture; handsome oiies walau. aud
cottsge chamber suls; elesant ards
extension dining table: elegant oseweod piano
foites made by Chicserrg; handsome cabinet Organ
n sewood eiou cons; very fine Frencn plate mautei
and pier mirrors, in oiled walnut aud gilt frames;
handsome schpa dinner service; fine har mattresses;
leather beds china and glassware; bronze chande.
| lels; handsome Brussels and other carpets; very
superior fire proof safes, by Evans q Watson and
Lille; invoice OF sla fancy iantel clocks. etc.
| Also, superior Cremona VIOLA and vi jloncello.
| DUNTlNG, DURBOR0W d CO., AUCTION.
OF Bank street. Successors TO John b. Myers q Co.
| prpUnprOpy SArI 20 rrpuC r,s e, 49,