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LETTER FROM PARIS.
no Emperor at the Sen-side Ho Receive. Depu-taticns-Herr
von Biwiark Hia Bichnesi
Napoleon Loses a Friend The Bavarian Kinjf
and His Music The New Sadowa Medal,"
Etc. Etc.
I 1VEN1KO TELEGRAPH PrECTAL CORREflPOSDItltCIt.
Paris, October 3, 18Gfi.
The Kniperor at Hlarrltr.
It vtfle thought Ibat the Emperor had t;one to
the era-side in order lo take a little relaxation,
wnd to pet away from the daily occupations of
the Tuilerlrs which have ol late caused him
ouch fatigue; but euch does not appear to be
the case, as wc every day read of his Majesty's
receiving this or that diplomatist.
Monsieur tie Monstier,
who has left "Constantinople, and is now on his
ay to Paris, will proceed from Marseilles to
Biarritz, and will there, no doubt, take his
master's Instructions as to the line of policy he
is to pursue on taking office as Minister of
Foreign Aflalrs.
Ilerr von Blimirk,
who has been so often announced as intending
to pay the Emperor a viit, will now very likely
not be able to leave Berlin, as he is laid up with
a sharp attack of neuralgia in the left leg.
Bis Majesty will also receive the visit of the
unfortunate Austrian Ambassador, Ton Mettcr
Bich, who, it is said, will soon be replaced. Now
that things in Germany Appear to be settling
down, fresh troubles seem to be spriuglDg up iu
tne Kast. The insurrection in Candia may, we
fear, bring up the difficult Oriental question.
The insurgents have, for the last ten days, been
setting the Turco -Egyptian troops at defiance,
and they seem determined to throw off the Otto
man yoke. There is no doubt but that the Can
diotes are receiving secret assistance from the
King of Greece, who is himself backed by the
Czar. Tbey both consider Turkey to be the most
decided obf-tacle to the emancipation of the
Chriutian races, and they look on the overthrow
f the Ottoman Empire as the best mode to solve
the Eastern fxuestion.
The Sicilian Insurrection.
News from Florence informs us that 'the in
surrection in Sicily has been quelled, and that
the troops of Victor Emitntifl are now in quiet
possession of Palermo.
The arrival of the English fleet at Palermo a
week belore the insurrection broke out, and
the attitude of the Fnglish toward? the Sicilians,
have been the subjects of commcut among the
Italian journals, and furnished the chief argu
ment of the charge brought against England,
that of coveting Sicily, the pearl of the Medi-
tciranean. But it is much more rational to
believe that the presence of the English squad-
Ton wa9 a measure for the protection of the in
terests of Great Britain, a sort ot precaution
which appears to have been entirely wanting to
the Italian Government. Moreover, if England
really nourished any designs n Sicily, in view
of her own naval interests in the Mediterranean,
would she spontaneously have abandoned the
protectorate of the Ionian Islands, which gave
her a far more commanding position in the
waters of tho Levant? It is evident that these
insinuations are therefore utterly devoid of
common sense, - and if Italy is ever to lose
Sicily, it will certainly not be through the in
trigues of England.
With the exception of the two insurrections
in the Mediterranean, we have very little of
political interest to write about. Our papers
are mostly taken up with the doings of the
Court at Binrritz, The health of Napoleon III is,
It may be paid, quite re-estabUsheil: he leads a
most active life at the sea-side, he uii'Jj super
intends the works of the jetty which is being
made at that fashionable watering-place; he
also takes long walks with the Prince Imperial,
and superintends his swimming lessons. His
Imperial Highness cannot be said to have a
very decided taste for the talt sea wave.
Napoleon Loses a Friend. .
The Emperor has, since bis arrival at Biarritz,
been much afflicted by the death of his intimate
friend and almost constaut companion, Count
Boceioche, the Count who was at the same time
chamberlain to the Emperor and Surintendant
" ties Theatre. He was sixty-three years old, and
had long been a sufferer. France has also lost
another notability, but no Mend lo the present
dynasty.
The Marquli de Botaay,
the most eccentric man in France, died a few
days ago, at the age ef 68. He was a Legitimist of
the Vide Roche, and was called the Enfant Terri
ble of the Senate. The noble Marquis was allowed
to fay many talngs which others hardly dared
to think in France. He was always of the oppo
sition, no matter what Government was In
power. The Marquis de Bolasv was notorious
for his hatred of our neighbors across the
channel, whom ho never lost an opportunity of
abusing. It was he who gave such a welcome
to Stephens, the Fenian leader, of whom he
made a great pet during his stay in Paris, after
his escape from the hands of his English jailors.
The Musical King.
The good Bavarian beer-drinkers are at the
present.moment very much dissatisfied with their
young king, who pays more attention to the
music of the future than to the affairs of the
fctate. It is thought that King Louis, the grand
son of the old Lola Kontez Louis, is something
like his grandfather, ana that he is not quite"
right In his mind, lor he spends whole days on
Mie lake of Slarnberg, near Munich, dressed in
a meduvval costume, studying the score ot the
operas by his friend Warner. It is said that his
Majesty is so fond of moonlight effects, that be
has bad an apparatus put up in his bedroom
similar to those made use of in theatres to pro
duce moonlight effects, so that be can call for
moons here whenever he likes.
The Sadowa Medal.
The King of Prussia has just had a new medal
etmick, which is entitled the "Sadowa Medal,"
which will be given to all those who took a part
in the glorious campaign in Meravia and Bo
hemia.
Fonrteen young Annaraltes, who had arrived
in France to be educated at the expense of their
own country, which allows eight francs a year
for each pupil, had been placed in the College
1 the Marists at La Seyne, but have just been
sent away from that establishment, which does
"i undertake the primary education of cb.il
77en: Thev ro now lodged provisionally In
u.o unrracus ot the ships' crews at Toulon, tiU a
uuoi ean.De found to take charge of them,
MUceliaueoa. Items.
iuc tfuurniM Oe la Vimne ,ute, that thft
manufacture of neelU.,.na i,,l h
At vhatillerault there woe
TI1E IU1LV EVENING TFXHGKArnrSILADELFmA, TUESDAY, CCTOBEll 1G, 18G6.
apparently some doubt as to whether the
-weapon should be fitted with a sabre bujonet c
triangular one. An Inspector-General and
Monf leur Chassepot, the iDventor, are expected
to Arrive, when the question will be decided.
The inundations In the east of France are be
ginning to cause much uneasiness. The river
Alliez has attained a height ot nineteen feet
between Clermont-Ferrand and Issoire, and
communications between the to towns are
interrupted. The railway travel is Interrupted
in many parts of Burgundy. The Loire was
still rising at Neveis, aad the houses in the
quarters most exposed were being evacuated.
Everything is now ready for the approaching
season at tne l'ariB Italian opera, Auenna
Patli has just arrived. She will remain with us
until the end ol the year. She is staying at the
Grand Hotel. She reigned supreme lait year,
but this season she will meet with a rival in the
charming songstress La Grue.l
Anew piece, which was given at the Theatre
de la Porte St. Mai tin last night, attracted a
large audience by its peculiar character. It is
entitled Lee Tarisiens a Londis, and the ob
ject of the piece Is to give the French an idea of
English manners and customs, but in that re
spect it may be called an entire failure. The
scenery and dresses are very good, and called
lor the many rounds of applause.
LITERATURE.
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.
The Science of Wealth. A Manual o
rolitical Economy. By Hon. Atnasa
Walker, of Amherst College. Little, Brown
& Co. : Boston. Philadelphia Agents ; J. B.
Lippincott cc IO.
An extended work of 480 pages on political
economy lies belbre us. Coming, a it docs,
from an ex-member of Congress, and a gen
tleman bo favorably known "down East" as
Mr. Walker is, it should merit a careful atten
tion from those who led an interest in the
subject although, as a text-book, its falla
cies are so glaring as to make it rather an
evil than a work of reference.
To a cavcful student, and one who has
already fully made up his mind on the great
questions of the clay as relating to political
economy, we would recommend its perusal.
It is a case of special pleading in favor of the
heresy of free trade. The arguments ad
vanced are plausible, and the theories erected
seem perfect. Were it not that experience
has taught us that free trade would ruin our
land, we might almost believe that Mr.
Walker was light. But with the light of
the past as our guide, we cannot but
view all Mr. Walker's reasonings, plau
sible as they are, as "sounding brass and a
tinkling cymbal." We hope that, so far as
beginners are concerned, the sophistries of
this work may not reach them. Voltaire is
not dangerous when read by sincere Chris
tians. All his scurrility and contempt are
powcilcss. So all the teachings of gentle
men of Mr. Walker's school are powerless so
soon as reason has attained maturity. Until
then, let us protect the minds of our young
men from those dangerous fallacies which can
only to deceive the ignorant.
The work is admirably illustrated with dia
grams, representing the rise and tall oi gold,
the effect of trade, the value of commerce be
tween nations, etc ., and as a work of refer
ence should have a place in every library.
It is handsomely bound, and printed on good
paper and with clear large type.
TriE Art of Amusing. By Frank Bellew.
Carleton: is ew lork. Philadelphia Agents:
Ashmead & Evans.
A work full of all the charades, devices,
and pleasant games with which to please. It
is a curious compilation, filled with amusing
wood cuts, and will be a valuable work to
guide all parents in providing harmless
enjoyment for their children. We can re
commend it as one of the best books Carleton
has issued. Veatly, though by no means
handsomely printed, it will prove a welcoma
aid to all our domestic games,
Woman otjb Angel. By A. S. Roe. Carle-
ton : New Y ork. Philadelphia Agents : Ash
mead & Jivans.
"Woman our Angel" is an insipid, and by
no means poweriui and spicy novel. It
claims in its printed notice to be moral. That
claim we will not deny ; but as to any force
or vigor either in plot or expression, it has
none. It possesses no characteristics to
specially distinguish it among its thousand
contemporaries, and is really as poor a book
as has been manufactured for several months.
The City's Heart. By "A Daughter of
New York." Carleton : New York. Phila
delphia AgeDts : Ashmead A Evans.
When "Nothing to Wear" first appeared, It
produced a sensation. It was new in style
and good in conception and composition.
When, however, It was followed by a series
of sickly imitations, what was origlnally. splcy
degenerated into sameness ; and now when the
'City's Heart" comes to us, we must really
vote the idea exhausted. It is a reply to all
the lampoons springing from the relative
merits of the attack and the defense. We
thinK the city had better let her heart break.
"the Daughter of New York" has made but
a sorry defense, and with her failure we hope
the last of thayvar of words is laid before us.
The preparation of the "nand-Book of
Travel, or the State, City, and Vicinity," is
now completed, and will be put to press
forthwith by D. Appleton & Co., New York.
The care taken in its compilation will Insure
one of the most comprehensive and reliable
books oi the kind ever published. The
editor, Mr. nail, is still ready to receive com
munications at No. 02 Grand street, New
YorkJ!
TTEADSTONES, MONUMENTS, ETC. ETC.
LAtGE COLLECTION,
LOW PHIC18.
BEST MARBLE,
' "'mio njntii. inviii jtyrnLK.
Willi CIliKLEU i'lSHLY
FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE
or
JayCooke&(p.
112 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PHILAD'A.
Dealers in all Government Securities,
OLD 5-20s WANTED
IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW.
A LIBERAL DIFFERENCE ALLOWED.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT.
Co 1 ctlons made.
Btocki Bought and 8oM a Com-
1U WB1VU.
23 3m
PptcU boilpew accommodate tcm v for lad tea.
RATIONAL
BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
Nos. 809 and 811 CHESNTJT Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Tbe We management having relinquished their entire
control and Interest in this Bank, the business is now
being conducted onder tbe following entirely
NEW MANAGEMENT.
' DIBECTOBB.
JOBEFH TV BAILEY,
Of Bailey A Co., jewellers.
EDWARD B. ORNE,
Of J. F. & E. B. Orne, Dealer In Carpetlngs.
NATHAN BILLES,
Fiesldent of the Second National Bank.
WILLIAM ERV1EN,
Of Myers A Eivlen, Flonr Factors.
OSGOOD WELSH,
Of 8. & W. Welsh, Commission Merchants,
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, Jr.,
Of B. Bow tana, Jr., & Brother, Coal Merchants.
SAMUEL A. B1SPHAM,
Of Bamnel Blspham & Son, Wbosale Grocers.
WILLIAM II. RHAWN,
Late Casbler of tbe Ce tral N atlonal Bank.
PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. RIIAWN.
CA6HIEK,
JOSEPH P. MDMFORD,
Late of tbe Philadelphia National Bank.
98
5-20S,
7 3-lOs,
1881s,
1040s,
BOUCHT AND SOLD.
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
No. 40 S0VIII THIRD ST.
102Ctp3
"yiLLIAM PAINTER & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 3G South THIRD St.
Govercment Securities Bought and Sold
August 7.30s,
And Old 5-20s,
CONVERTED INTO FIVE-TWENTIES OF 1365,
And tbe new Bonds delivered immediately.
CITY LOANS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
9 26 am
U, 8. SECURITIES.
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
16 S. THIRD ST., 3 NASSAU ST.,
PHILADELPHIA, j NEW YORK.
STOCKS AND GOLD
BOUGHT AND BOLL ON COMMISSION
IIEBE ASP IK KEW YOKK. 18 1
"Y" ANTED,
NOVEMBER COUPONS,
F0K WHICH THE HIGHEST PRICE WILL 3E
PAID, AT
JAY COOKE & C0'ST
Nos. 112 dnd 114 S. THIRD St.
10 8 tf
DAVIES & BKOTtlEUS,
No. 225 DOCK Street,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
BUY AND BELL
UNITED BTATE8 BONDS, 1S8U, 5-SOs, 10 tOs.
UNITED STATES 7 S-108. ALL ISSUES.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
Mercantile Paper, and Loans on Collaterals negotiated.
Block, Bought and Bold on Commission. 1 'I
kTJAJ - U J-J O IN ,
DTJS NOVEMBER 1, BOUGHT BY
' STERLING, LANE & CQi . .
m
t - 1-
Ho,
110 BoutU lUlEir I
VVa';
WATCHES, JEWELltY ETC.
& FLE C01I) WATCHES.
To Sojourners In our Cltv.
to the Cl11 ,p cl'1 'tcntlen of tbe sojourners In out citi
FINE WATCH AND IILVERWAIU
ESTABLISHMENT OF
W. W. CASSIDY,
No. 13 R oat ft SECOND Street,
Who bason bind one of tbe finest assortments ot Jew.
eliy, etc.. of any In tbe city. A splendid assortment o
I SILVERWARE ALWAYS ON HAND. Remember
W. W. CASSIDY,
lfiS No. 12 Bomb SECOND Street
jjEWIS IiADOMUs,
DIAMOND DEALER & JEWELER,
I WATTHIH, JEWKLRT A SILVla WlRK. '
.WATCHES and JEWELEY REPAIRED.
Owing to tbe decline' ot Gold, baa made a great re.
ductlon in price of bis large and well assorted stock o
Diamonds,
Watches
J ewelry.
Silverware, Etc
The public are respectfully Invited to call and ezamtn
' our stock before purchasing elsewhere. n
U. liUSSELL & CO,
No. 23 North SIXTH St.,
Having increased their facilities far
FINK WATCH REPAIRING,
Invite the attention of the public.
All work warranted for one year.
5 28
BOWMAN & LEONARD,
MANUFACTURERS OF
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
Silver and
No. 704
Sllver-rialcd Goods,
ARCH STREET,
rniADELrniA.
TCose In want fit HIT.Wu a n irv n ..r . k ...
Of 8JLVEK
W.?nu!,ll'd K n,?.ch the,r advantage to visit
onrSlOKE beioie making iheir purchases. Our loua
experience In the munuiacture ot the above kinds of
goods enablts ns lo 6ety competition.
W A kfn tin Dnful huMhn.. ..i.i.h r n .
iiABB.aU ol our own make, and will be sold at reduced
prices.
SILVER-PLATED WARE.
SAMUEL. K. SMYTH,
Blfvf1.?Mn.e,r 0t.th. Iate flrm of MEAD
BMY 111, would Inform the trade that be has removed to
No. 33 SoutH THIRD Street,
, . i ? PLATED WABE ol oouhle and triple
ra 1 61 uameof 018 mm Ot bMYIU & ADA IK.
HENRY
HARPER,
TVT KCin An-!T-r --. 1 III!
Wanufactn and Dcalerm
Watches
Fine Je-weli'y,
Silver-Plated Ware,
AKD
81$
Solid Silver-Wai'e.
RICH JEWELKY
JOHN BliENNAN,
DEALER IN
DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Etc. Etc. Etc
20 Wo. 18 8. EIG HTH 81 Kit ST. Fbilftda.
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
p O R R
A VALUABLE
E N T .
. STORE,
No. 809 CHESNTJT STREET,
In the National Bank of the Republic Building.
S6U
APPLY ON THE PREMISES.
QFF1CES AND LARGE ROOMS
FOB RENT
IN TBE
National Bank of the Republic Building,
Nos. 809 and 81) CHESNTJT Street.
The BaUdlng ii supplied with Cas, Water, Water
Closets, and 6 team Heating Apparatus The rooms on
the third and fourth floors are larpe CS0x6v). well lluhicd,
and suitable tor a Commercial College, or business of a
similar character.
Apply at the Banfc. 9 tf
a TO RENT-HAN DSOMKLY FURNISHED
house, No. 1821 Fpruce street.
Apply to
LEWIS H EEDSER,
10 IS 2t No. 152 S. t OUKTH Street.
WALNUT STREET PROPERTY.-FOU
Pale, three Dwellings inNcwHow. West TWENTY
ST meet, at 18,000. M.iW), and M 011. Aim), a suue
rior medium size House. No 2116 AKcH St. 0 29 luirp
GARBLED SLATE MANTLES.
6LATE W OHK. of every description on baud, or done
to order.
I LAIN SLATE AND TILES always on hand.
J. B. KIMES & CO.,
12$ Nos 2126 and 21-8 CHESNTJT Street-
n-tn ARCH STREET. tiAS FIXTURES
VlJj CIIANDEL1EK8, BUO ZK 8TATPAKY, Ero.
-VA NK 11K A C O. woula renptctiully direct the atte i
ticn ef their trl. nds, and the public .j;"6"0,
'W,flf?ur "-""yMlSTAL Blio&'i
VaUH "fcOBe Wiping banU-cme ud thouglUr
made Good., at very reasonable prices .will Hud It to
tl'elr advauta e to Jve us a call beioro purchasing else-
Wljeie. -,,, mflnlaliAil
k h. r-niif n or inni'nut i 11 - -
Iih
,V Sew" Ud re,''0U'"jle prfC VANKIKK CO
TTT 1 1 t, 1 a M 8 . O K A N T,
SO. S3 B. DiXAW AUK A vtnue, Philadelphia,
Dupcnt's OunpowderHeflned
Co?'eVBre"xXwMttJ bheathaw. Boll,
and Nails
ALEXANDER O. CATTELL 4 CO.
ii. PKODVCl COMMISSION MEHCHASTS.
Ho. J KORTH WBABVE8,
ANP
KORTH WATKB STREET,
OAITBM- tttWAt O. CATTKI H
mm. 1 uncri i;n.i i.ivjt vauu, a uujiu
. 1 n;ivn n k T?Ta a win
I Ai'i'f . . nnxen In numbar. dulvnail
I 1 , 1 1 1 1 HIIHUI - " ' . . . . . -.- r.- -
.. ir..ir,irtion ol Juvenile artists. rnc, is ceuta a
or the liistruttion 01 j TE.LERa1H. mkW
HCS
sa v 1 1 11 v" ' . . . . - . ' -"
if cLiP.pta
0., will be foand on sale at tUe
.VlfyrBiwflKVENTll and Qil&aws KUwi
SHIRTS, FURNISHIfiG GOODS, &o
J V. SCOTT & C O.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
ADD DS1LEIS 1
MEN'S FUUNlHllINGk GOODS
No. 814 CHESNUT Street,
rOVB DOOBS BI.LOW THE "CONTINENTAL,
BJHiD miLADZLFUIA.
PATENT SUOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
TEBFECT FITTINQ SI11RTB AND DRAWERS
made Ironi meannnmtnt at my shnrt notice.
All etbcrai tides of QkMTLKMlUi B DRESS GOODS
In lull variety.
WINCH KBTElt & CO.,
8 2t, No 706 CHE8NTT Street
THE BEST FITTING SHIRT
IN AMEIllOA 18 Trial
SHOOIDEB-8EAM PATTERN BI1IBT,
Mannfactnred by
B. EAYBE, No. 68 N. 8TXTH Street, Philadelphia,
where you can find a large aseortmentol
CUNTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Clip this out and give us a call.
9 17 No. 68 N. SIX1 II "treat, Philadelphia.
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
Harness.
a LARGE LOT OF NEW C. 8. WAGON HAB
NEBS, a, 4, and 6 horse. Also, parts oi HAR.
INKS 8, SADDLES, COLLARS, HALTERS eto
bought at the recent Government sales to be sold
t a great sacrifice. Wholesale or Hetail, ToKothor
with onr usual assortment ot
SADDLER Y AND SADDLER 7 BARD WARE.
WILLIAM S. HANSEL! & SONS,
i
114 MARKET Street.
STQVES, RANGES, ETC.
QULTER'S NEW PATENT
DEEP SANS-JOINT
HOT-AIR FURNACE.
RANGES OF ALXi SIZES.
ALSO, PHI EG A It'S NEW LOW PSESSURJ
STEAK HEATING APPARAfUS.
ton BALK BY
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
510 No. 1182 JIARH.E1 STKEEX,
27 GAS STOVES! 27
THE EAULE G.tS-IIEATINGJ STOVES
WILL HEAT
Your Offices, Tarlors, Dining, Sleeping, and
Batk-Rooms,
AT
LESS EXPENSE, LESS TROUBLE, NO DIRT,
.SMOKiC, OB ASHES.
They nro all warranted to do tbe work. Call and see
Ihem, at (i. W. L.OO.HIS',
IV 0 lm No. 27 S. 8IITI1 Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENER
OR EEBOPEAN BAN OK, lor turnlltcs, hotels
or public institutions, in iwun DlfFLRhM
B1ZKH. Alno. I'hi.Mdeiuhla Rumen. Mm-Air Kn.
naccs, Portable Heaters, Lowdown Urates, Firubosi-t
Gtoves, BatL Boilers, btewholf Plates. Broilers. Cook
lng Stoves, etc., whulesa-e anJ retail, by the manuiia.
turers. ell A HIE A THOMSON,
61stntbCm No. 209 N. SECOND Street
SHIPPING.
FOR SALE. TWO PROPELLER
STEAMSHIPS, 5(0 tons eaoh t two years old t
luifcin, lol leet ; breadth ol btam, 1!6 leet 6 Inches: depth
oi lower noia, leeteincnes; oeteen upcks, t rvet
inches; condensing entilue cylinder, 88 Inches In bore
ard 34 in stroke.
Freight capacity, 4000 barre'a. Copper fastened, and
bntlt in Philadelphia by Aleesrs. WllUlain Cranio & (joins,
In ep eudid order.
For particulars apply to
W. B GALLAGHER.
Ho. 2t8 N. W HARVEt. or to '
WILLIAM F. POTTS,
9 241mrp No. 1228 MARKET Street, PUila.
8TEAM TO L1V EKPOOL CALLING
-r u 1.L7 Gueenstown The lnman Line, aillnff
M.u,i-tekly, earning the United btates mal.a
"CITY t'F t OKK" Wednesday, October 17
"CITY OF BOSTON" Saturday, Ooiober 20
"KANGA ROO" Wetinesday, October 24
"C11Y OF WASHING lON" Saturday. October 27
"CITY OF LONDON" ttaturduv November S
aud eah succeeding eaturday and Wednesday, at
noon, Horn Pier No. 45 North river.
RATES OF PASSAGE
By the mail steamer sailing every Saturday.
Fust Cubin, Gold $90 Steerage ( nrreucy 9
To London.
To Loudon...
V . ,VU I V ....... . uv
Paesuie Lv tba W rdnrsdi v steamers 1 First cabin.
To Paris.,,
. 106
TO Parts.
HO; steerage, J3S. Payable In Inlted Slates cur
rency. Passengers a'so forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre
B en, eto , at moderate rates.
hteerage paHi,pe trom Liverpool or Queens town, 1411.
cuirency. '1 ickels can be bought here by persona send
ing for their lrienua. ,
For mrther luioimation apply at the Coninany'i
o flees. JOrtM O. DALE A Kent.
g 7 No. Ill WALNUT Street. Phllada.
m JtfCjk, FOR NEW YORK. PfllLADEL
JjjaJ delj hla Steam Propeller t omaany De
kt.au.li tiKinaiire Lines. via Delaware and lturiuui CauaL
leavlDg dai y at 12 M. and A p. At., connecting with al
Kortheru and Kafctern lines.
For freight, which will bo talen upon accommodating
terms, as Sly to WILLIAM M. BAlltD ACO.,
Vlg ' No laas. DELAWARB Aenue
na Tfl SHIP f! A PTATS AND OWN RI?S.
t 't i. nl,H..pJ,l,ini It a 1 1 1 r Iaa.aA tttA If I.' W
biololTSCRKW DOi K, bei( to Inform his ti lends
aud tbe patrons of the Dock that he Is prepared with
Increased mollifies to accommodate those having vessels
to be laised or repaired, aud being a mactlcal snip-carpenter
and caulker will gle personal attention to tlus
vessels entrusted to him lor repairs.
Captains or Agents Shlp-C'arpentots and Machinists
having vessels to repair, a.e solicited to ca I.
Having tbe agency for the sale ot "Wetttrstent a
Patent Aleta.io I omposltion" for Copper paint, I r the
preservation of vessels' bottoms, for Ihlsol y, I am pre
Daied to luiulab theaauicou lavorable terms.
' JOHN II HAMvilTT.
Kenaiimton Kcrew Dock.
1 15 DF LAW ARE Avenue, aboe Laurel atreet.
M
A R 9 H A L ' 8 8 A L I!,-
Hv virtue ol a writ of sale by the Don. JOIIH
CAUWALADEB, Judge of the District Court oi tlio
l ulled Mates. Iu aud lor the Fosiern District of Peiui
sy.vaula, to uie directed, will be so d at Public Sale, to
the blithest and best bidder, for culi, at the .store ot
POW LLL, StIGFR 4 CO , No. lib North FROST
street, at 11 o'clock A M, on FltUAY. the ltttli day
ol October Insta-tt THREE UAltltKLrt or WHI-KY.
A lso, at the same time aud place, tne following de
scribed propeity. which will renmln on the premises at
Gr.OKGE WILKON'S, No. 120 MA ItKET'treet t tf TILL
domplete, empty HOGSHEADS, FUNNi LS. eto otu.
I antes wishing to purchae can examine the pr. perty
on the premli.es above-iuentloned two dLY,f JkS
'' TT. S. kfarsDal. E. I of Petiusvlvmila
PBlLAPBtPBlA, Ooiober 10, 1MM- 1 10 11 M
PRIVY WELLSOWNERS OP PROPERTY
lie only piaoe to set Prit y Wells cleaned and d a
ufectcd at far lo price. p, Y80W,
Manufacturer of Poudretie
(10) GOLDBMITU8 BALL, LIBRARY Street
LUMBER.
F LOO HI NH
ln E LOOK I NO,
IrStlM. KlIKlHlMU
w w w .-..;.,,..,,. ,i.,niIiti,r
4-4 rA Ki 'LI NA l LOt'HINU.
8-4 VIRHIMA K OOlilNO.
4-4 VIRGINIA FI.OOHINU,
8-4 UKUWARK rL'HIFIS'f,.
4-4DI' LA WA UK. KLOORINtl
ANN AM) WALMJI r. O'llUNfJ.
AbU AND WALN IT FI OOKINU:
BOARDS.
IRA1L FLANK.
1866;
P L A T E U I N O
LATHS I
PLASTERINO LATHS,
AT KKI'Ui 1-1) PRU'fH.
AT REDUCED PRICF.H.
A nnn CEDAU AM) l'INB SHINGLES
lOOO. CJtDAK AMI PINK KI1INULEM.
NO. 1 1IUKT C'KllAK KHINKLKS,
WHITK PINK hHINULKd .
C'TPRKRS elllN(.I,RH.
FINE ASKORTUKNT FOB BALE LOW
i Q(l(l LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS!
J-OUO. Ll'MRKH FOR UNDERTAKERS!!
urn . r ia k, 11, 1011 rint,
RED t FDA R WAIJUT, AND PINK.
1 L(( ALBANY LUMHEUOP ALL KINDS'
lOUO. ALBANY LUMBIR OF ALL KINDS,
htAHONr.D WALNUT.
BKAaNID M A I, NUT.
DRY V.,l,vH.tUUK4.AND BfI
OAK I'LK. AM) BD8.
MAHOUANY.
BOBEWOOn AND WALNUT VF.NT5ERS.
1866
-ClOAR-HOX MANUFACTrREEH
Vl AMOX WANtTACTURBHS.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
1 ftftft SPROCE JOIST I SPRUCE JOIST?
XOUO. HPhUC E JOIN! I fil'HUCR JOIsTl 1
F ROM 14 TO 32 FELT LONG
FROM 14 TO FEKT LONG
. HPRUC t SILLH.
, HEalLOtK PLA AND JOIST.
OAK PILLS.
ft I? 6mrp
JflAl LK llROTllFR A CO.,
In OUlA U . . T Til ura.nnl7w
rp W. BMALTZS LUMBER YARD N p
J. corner FIFTEENTH and STILES Stresu.
OEFEBS FOB SALE,
Panel 1st com., 2d com., Sd'com f2R5UA a1?' u
White Pine, seasoned. ' ' M' w' 8)M
First and second iiualltr Yellow (HH) nd Wl.it
P lue (4-4) Flooring Boards. ' ; "na -WI"M
Boards Ud 'econd lua'"y one and two-sides Fenca
MielvInK Boards Bass, Ash, Pl.nks mtxA Rn.i.
White Pine Sills all sties! Step Ronr.l" 4-4 m Botr4
uuenjJok Jolst and Scantling, froinla'to 'is teet long,
hpruce joist, SUla, and ScantUng, from U to 28 feet
lonu. all widths.
Plastering l.alh (EiirIIpI: and Calais), Pickets.
Htunxies, Chestnut Posts, e:e.
Mahogany. Walnut Plunk and Boards.
All Muds of Building Lumber cut aud furnished at tha
sbortet notice, at the lo est price. 9171m
UNITED STATES
BUILDER'S MI LI,,
Nos. 24, 26, and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St.J
PHILADELPHIA
F.RTET-l Sr. TTnTTTFT?
WOOD MOULUINuy, BBACKETS. BTAIB BALTS
TER8, NEWEL POSTS, GENERAL TUJLSLSQ .
SCROLL WORK, ETC.
SHELVING PLANED TO OBDEB.
The largest assortment ot Wood Mouldings In thliclty
J.
C. PERKINS
LUMBER MERCHANTS
. Euoceisorto R. Clark. Jr.,
No. 324 CHRISTIAN STREET.
Constantly on band a largo and Taxied assortmea
of Buildinc Lumber.
6 24
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
tMSMT GllOYi. WUISKY,
Ko. 225 North THIRD Street.
It anythlnc was wanted to piovc the absolute narltt
of this Wblshy. the following certificates should do ll
'X uriv id iiu nitunuiiu BtJuiviaiu tuvK u vummanaingSUCjr
ecin.n,eu.aUon 1 oni such hl(.h aouices :
. PuiLADELi uia, September a. l8hS. :
We have carefully tested tLd" sample of CHEHNCl
OLOVF. WHISKY whichvou send us, and tlnu thai it
cpniaiiipjitiitBurTiii rumuAuiB bi botam c b anownsi
Ft hil oil. vhkh Is the characterietlo and lnjurlou ui
Hicuiciii v a iu, nuip.ir. ill Kt-iit'rai uufl,
Analytical Chemlsla
. . Kw York, Septembers, 18.W
I have analyzed a sample oi CHKt-NUT GKOV
WIllhKY received Irnni a'v I h.rlr,. n;t,a..n t. i
T'lit rflo nlitu . nnri li.ilno . 1 1 n ...... i i.' v '" 1
pieaatd lo siute that it la entirely pkke ruou PoiHONooi
IIU Il I.' kit 1 1,1 H ttllllNllim.AM It la .n nnn.u.ll. 1
ano llnt U. vlred quailly ot -vhlsky.
JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D.,
Analytical Chemls"
,t , ... Bostok, March 7,1 859
I have made a chemltal analysis or enmairnini m
pies ot CHF.MNUT GROVE WflD-KY, which provest'
,uuiiio nt.ui iiiv utj v una vua, auu penecuy pure an
uniiculff rated. The tine flavor of this whisky is derive
bom the gsaln UFed In manufacturing It.
Respectmlly, A. A. I1A YES, V. D .
(state Assayer, Ko. 1 Boylston street.
For sale by barrel, demilonn, or bottle atNo.225Nort!J
i xiixu nireet r ouaae,pnisu 41
M NATHANS & SON0J
IMPORTERS
OF
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS
No. 19 North FRONT Street
PHILADELPHIA.
MOBKS HATHAKS,
BORACK A. JIATHAMS,
OBLAUDO . HATHA! 8. 119m
JTHED. BALTZ & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF WINES, GINS, Htf
SOLE AGENTS FOB ;
Riviere, Cardat St, Co.'a
COG A AC
No. 116 WALNUT STREET,
FBH-ADKLPIHA. 1 9 3 3m
GOVERNMENT SALES.
TUREA Of ORDNANC
1 )
Navy Dipartmknt, I
Wabbikotoh tiXT, Beptember 20, 18t56. J
HALb U( sat x t urn uz.ua.
There will be sold at public auction, to the bleb
bidders, at noon, mtitsuAi , toe eientoenint
day ot October, 18ti6, at tbe otlioe ot the Inapt ci
ot uranance, at me ixayy xara, nrooaiyn, r.
lork. about twenty-ngnl hundred ruu) Darreli
noader. coniDOsed of Cannon and Alortar Powde
The l'owdoia will be sold by sample, and in lota
aiilt. TiinohaKttra.
11 erins Cash, In Government funds; one-halft o b
dotioBited on the conclusfon 01 tuo saie anu tne r
mainder len days afierwardr, duilnfr which time tl;
Powders must bereinoved from the MaKazino,,oihe
wine they will revert to tbe Government.
I'urctiaters will be required to furnish their ow
packages where the 1'owdet is not In barrel
v - H.A.WISE,
9 22stutLllt Chiel of Bureau.
B
URKAU OF OHUNANC
ttAtl LT.r 1,111 ai..' . 1
Wabbikotoh ( :ity, Ooiober 10, 1800
Th.,. n.,11 I a d.U at nnhliA Mlintinn. tO f h lllfrhP
biddor. at noon, lUUKHDAY, the twenty-lilt.
(iOth) day of October, I80U at the office of the h
ppectorof Orriuanoo, Navy Yard Noiloik, Va., tvv
thousaDd (2000) barrels ot common powder.
The powder will be so d by amplo, and in lota t
iurm cftKiiiiiGovernmoni nindu, one-half to
aeposiiea on im
. Mn.tnltiaii,n .,r fliA ftul. .nH
remaiuaer witmu --"
time the powder must bu removed irom the magi;
me otherwise it wi 1 revert to tho Government, j
Purchasers will be reruir d to furnish their o
packages where tho powder is not in barrels.
1 11 A. WISE,
1011thsta7t Chief oi Bureau
O U T L E It Y
A fine assortment of POCKET at
TAISLK CUTLERY. KAZOItH, R'
KOR Kl'ROI'H L AI'IEV HOlSJlOK.;
PAPltit AhU TAlLOltH' oHKAIU.. '"
Cutlery Store, So. IS outh ten'I H ireet.
918JJ Xhree doom above Waiuut