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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGKAPH. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 186G.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION,
Important Cabinet Conference Thereon.
Napoleon
Asks Until
draw His
Jannmy
Troops.
to With.
Our Oovernmenl Demands Im
mediate Withdrawal.
In Case of Trouble the United States
will Support Juarez.
A large Cession ol Territory to bs Made
to the United States.
A Thorough Enforcement of the Monroe Doc
trine Decided Upon.
xruTjnjjaruuViru-ri.riivi"'J"fc'
Kte.
Ktc.
Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.
AVAPniNoroN, October 21. The attitude of this
t;ov rnm lit towurds Mexico, and the conJition
of all airs in that country as previously commu
nicated to jou, is tully contiruied Tee French
Government have asked lor a delay of the time
lor the withdrawal of the first instalment of
their troops until the 1st of January, with the
promise tbnt il this tune is prantcd it will waive
the time allowed lor the removal of the remain
ing delachment!i, aud remove all substantially
at one time. To this our Government has not
assented, but insists tliat the withdrawal shall
commence at once, and proceed as vigorously as
possible. It is more than, hoped that the whole
body of French troops will leave Mexican soil
within tbree n.ontns.
In view of the possibility of disturbance In
the country and tne anarchy arieing Irom the
numerous factions and cliques that have lor to
iong cursed that laud, our Government will be
prepared to protect the recognized republican
Government of J a are a and establish it on a
firm and secure footing. In consideration of
these services, the cession ol Lower Cali
fornia and the northern portions of the States
ol fcinaloa and Chihuahua is made to the United
States. It is no part ot the agreement yet made
that the United States is to guarantee the
claims ol France against Mexico, though such a
couise may jet appear expedient and proper,
in which CBse the Government of this country
will not besiutc to take the responsibility.
The main point souzlit is to enfjrec the
Monroe doctrine by removing European inter
vention Irom Mexican attains, and securing to
that country a stable republican lorra of gov
ernment. The responsibility of this nnder
takme has been fully discussed by the Cabinet,
and the decision has been uniniioouly arrived
at that the time has come for tne energetic
action indicated in the proceedings above fore
shadowed. Toese proceedings have now taken
clednite torm and Bbupe, and have entered so far
in to prosecution as to he beyond recall.
Col. Campbell, the Minister to Mexico.
The statement printed to-day In a .New York
paper that Colonel Campbell, MinU'.er by ap
pointment to Mexico, has not received his in
structions, is altogether untrue. These instruc
tions were prepared on Saturday last, but as
Colonel Campbell did not arrive iu town nntil
Sunday, they were not delivered to him until
to-dav. He now has tbem, but is doubtful if.
in justice to himself, he can depart for Mexico
immediately, as required by the instructions.
Colonel Campbell has been a very heavy loser
by the recent floods near Cincinnati, and his own
interests demand his piesence there at this time.
He has this evening asked the President to erant
him leave to remain here long enough to fix up
his personal affairs. It is understood that the
President's rerly is that the urgency of the case
admits of no delay, andthat if Colonel Campbell
cannot depart at once, another Minister must be
appointed in his place. At this writing it is not
settled whether Campbell eoes or not: but if he
declines going, another Minister will be ap
pointed to-mono w. JV. T. Times,
ABOUTIOIMH SPAIN,
Iloyai Def Wb4,r,,.iuR Colored Slaves
Visiting Old Spain-Sales of Colored
Persona Forbidden.
The Gazeta de Madrid publishes the following
decree:
In conformity with the plan laid down by my
Colonial Minister, and alter consultation witn
my Council of State, I decree as follows:
Article 1. On and alter the date of publica
tion in the Oazeta de Madrid of the present de
cree, every perscn of color, of whatever age or
sex, who may be in a state of slavery in our
possessions of Porto Rico or Cuba, shall become
ee on touching the soil of tne peninsula, or of
iVn rtt. '" i8l&nds belonging to us. or on
tbe RdJao;u. - -oritime jurisdiction,
arriving within their iu ...'
wiiiiuui ngwu iu iue inuK ui tueir rii.
or presence within such territory or maritime
Jurisdiction. And likewise every person of
color bound in slavery, accompanying his or
her master or mistress, or having been sent on
commission by such, who shall touch the terr.
tory of any 8tate wherein slavery does no exjst
or shall enter within the lurisdic'' n.h'
State, shall enjoy their freedom vm WI BUl,n
Article 2. Persons of fc0ior ho are siave8
shall no.lonserbe lig to tbe palDB of imprtsou
v I, labort in our penal colonies
abroad, r r to sales, as heretofore. Slaves who
m; ave committed ctimes, and against whom
sitence to hard labor may have been pro
nounced, toeether with imprisonment aud its
usual consequences, shall fulfil the term ol
their sentence in the islands of Cuba and Porto
liico.
Article 3. Should advantage be taken ol the
emancipation and freedom Becured by the first
article by persons coming to the peninsula and
its adjacent Isles for the purpose of avoiding
judgment pronounced against them by the
tribunals 01 Gum ana rorto kico, where the
said nersons were slaves, process mav h hr
entered against said persons for the whole nr
nv Tin rt ion of the indemnity that would hn
been eovered by their sale at public auction in
thp nfnrp-mentioned islands. But such indem
nity shall never exceed the sum that such sale
t (mntinn would have realized.
Article i. When the sale shall have for motive
to recover the costs of procedure, said costs
shall be declared obligatory; and in all cases
the emancipated slave, on arriving In the penin
aula, shall he subiect. like all other free men. to
the payment ot damages and costs according to
the terms prescribed by the laws.
Article 6. The Colonial Minister shall issue
instructions for the proper en-
w.mpnt of the nresent decree and lor the
establishment of prisons on a basis that will
allow the DroDer execution of the sentences
spoken of in article 2.
Done at the Palace, September 2V18GG.
Signed by the royal hand. ,
Alejandro Cabtbo, Minister of the Colonies.
Tbe Fenian Prisoners.
TirwxiA N. Y ' October 23. Barney Wll-
liama. the enmediun who commenced an en
gagement here last evening, upon learning that
the Fenian prisoners in Canada were in want
ot counsel, sent the tallowing despatch:
Mr. James T. brad y, New York! Will your
professional engagements permit you to defend
tne remans iu wimwn r u so, start at uucu,
.iwl I will foot tne entire bin.
"Barkiy Williams."
The tunnel under the Alps has reached
9A1. fut in lencth on the French aide, and
11,286 on the Italian. At the present rate of
progress Ay years will be required to complete
me wont,
AUCTION SALES.
"D SCOTT, J R., AUCTIONEER,
J-J.KO. IMP CHESS DT DWUT. n
O AP.D Wr m now prepared to make arrangements
lor special sa s of OliFaliitinsa, statuary, or o''1'
v. orks ef Art onr location being In the centra 01 the
most fssblonab'e tborounhfare ol our city, makes It a
Ceslrable resort lor connoisseurs and lovers of art in
''wi'li'-Salea of merchandise to reneral solicited. Per
sonal at nncn given to uu.-uuoraam. rv..,-
gkf't bate op.rtErrao 8ir.yBMiATei
OOOD8, 1VOBY, TABLE, ASD OTULR CUT
rfrJct'from Messrs. Joseph Peakln Bona' Bprlnpt
Street Works, rhrtlleld En(jiana.
2Sih Inst . at 1(1 o'clock, at Boott'a Art Gallery. Vo. lNI
riiemot street, m De so o a vuwiu. uw uiuin'
f ".'lSLtf,!I",t,Ia TtTINT FXEf'THO SILVER PLATED
raSin. imiv. TaRI.K AND OTHER t:rTLKRV.
in h'iwm.t riesurn. consisting ot entree dlshest sal-
. i.h nn: oomar dirties: Pulrlt and lloaorseta:
nlcsie aiamlat lonr Ova and six bottle castors) cake,
Jrnit and bread basketai kettles, with and without
lamia i tea and coffee sets, raised. chaed lao inered, and
embossed In groat variety nh. carvers i presentation ser
vice tor children, rob. eta and enpa lined with (old;
toes.-rscks-soon, sance.aid ponchled est sna-ar ton;
table, dessert and tea.poonat table and dessert forks;
not crack. i knlte restet crushers) mn.tard, pepper, and
alt Ann. t eanil leatieka: anaar basket! Ii otter coolers t
l.pei.De: mo, asses vases: irult dishes; and a variety of
oilier article. ,
CompH.rtiR an hnmenaequao'lty of dinner and deaaert
kmvea and lorka, with Ivory and bona bandies; carvers;
pocket knlveas fluted aeeef. eie eto.
1 he above atock la with confidence re oom mended bf
the auctioneer, the reapeotabilltv and high aandlngol
tl-e nianuiactnrera who are the conslgueee being a
aoarantee ofi he quality ol the foode 10 23 ft
Open lor examination on Wednesday, 24th lnaf-
BALE OF MODERN OIL PAINTINGS-CRYSTAL
MtDAU.IOSH,
On Thursday and Friday Kvenlnira next.
2Mh and 2Bth ln.tant, at hall pant 7 o'cloci precisely,
at Hcott'a Philadelphia Art Gal ery. will be sold a col
lection of oh paintlnaw. ewioiacina- works ol merit Irom
mme or oar moat eminent American artist., togetl.er
with a number ol aplcniild cryai al medallions.
Open ibr examination on Tuesday, 'M mat. 10 20 8t
FINE PROOF FRAMED ENORAVIVO'i.
On Monday, Tuesdav, and Vednosdav,
anth, SOth. tnd Slat Inst, at 11 o'clock A. M and 7
P. M. at Ccott's Art Gallery. No. 1U2H CHKHN VT
Ptreet. will be told 223 fine framed steel engravlnira,
chromoa, colored lithographs, etc. etc, carefully se
lected irom tbe great modern ar.lsU. IV il 7t
MODKRN OIL PAINTISG8
On Monday Evening.
KovemberS at 7H o'clock at Scott's Art Gallery, a
va'nable collecilon of modern oil painting. Il')24llt
P.
ANCOAST A WARNOCkI
ATJCTIOSEERS.
Ho. 240 MARKET Street
618$
FECONX) LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF OF.RMAX
TOWN FANCY KNIT GOODS, by CaUlogue, on a
Credit
On Friday next
October 26. commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising a
full asHorlmc nt oi moat desirable styles hood, sontags,
Jacketa sliaw a, acarla. etc. etc. lo 'M 2t
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
FOR SALE
THE LEASE (for three years from January 1, 1867),
GOOD-WILL, STOCK AND FJX1UBE8 of the
BLAKK BOOK ARD STATIONERY STORE,
No. 29 8outh SIXTH Street,
SIX DOORS FRO It CHESNCf,
Kcw folng a good business,
apply on the premises.
For terms and particulars,
10 24 3t4p
O R R
VALUABLE
E N T .
STORE,
No.
809
CHESNUT STREET,
In the National Bank of the Republic Building.
6tt APPLY ON THE PREMISES.
QFF1CES AND LARGE ROOMS
FOR RENT
IN THE
National Bank of the Republic Building,
Kcs. 809 and 81? CHESNUT Street,
The Building is supplied with Gas, Water, Water
Closets, and fc teem Dealing Apparatus. The rooms on
the third and fourth floors are large (50x60). well Ush ed
aud suitable lor Commercial College, or business of a
similar character.
. PP'y SttPegpnk, iSt
FOR SALE. DESIRABLE CORNER PRO
PEHTY. The modern three story brick Dwelling.
v.nh double three story back buildings, front and side
entrance, notthwtst corner of TWi.Lf"l'U ana WAL
EaCE Streets: new hea er, range, gas bath, etc.;
piazza on Wal ace street. Replete with all conve
n tnccs. Could be altered Into (a store with dwelling
attached, l'oesceslon with deed.
CM S, LESLIE,
10 20 No. 727 HAN sum Street
WEST WALNUT STREET. FOR SALE.
cost, one of the most eleeant B own-atnna
iianelons. superbly finished and tiexcoed. Also, part of
the lurnltnre. S. KINUsi'ON McCAY,
10 20 6l4p No. 429 WALMCT Utreot
S WALNUT STREET PROPERTY. FOR
Liijl Sale, three Dwe'llnga In New Row WestTWF.rv
FlKST Ktreet, at lB.OtO ia.tOO. " . ,
rlor medium alze Hr.-- wm- Also, a sooe-
-.no .116 ARcH 8t 2Sluirp
ITS 1MITABL.Y
FINE CONFECTIONS
FOR
CHOICE PRESENTS.
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
. MANUFACTURER,
No. lSiio MARKET Street.
10 ?? must! 1
TNKS. ARNOLD'S, DAVID'S
J- Noyes'J Fluids, Black, coDrin.
MAYNARD &
India, and Japan, at MOSS i to".
NUT Street u- e
Blue, carmine,
. o. 432 CHI 8-
iv 11 wsMt
O A N T O X
u l Ji U E R ,
crcan imponea lauion 1'rcserred Glu.
ger, Dry aud Iu Syrup,
OF THE FINEST QUALITY,
FOR SALE BY
, JAMES R. WK1J13,
81
ElOllTH and WALlflCT StreeU.
K ,ANI MRMORANDDM BOOKS ON
JJ on band or made to order In h. Ke.
moa w o,j,0 4 cu-SMJf street. 10 11 yiifn
.1 0.000 ,ArNP 5000.SEVERAL8UM9
7 n moanti to lavect vpm
sv . A r. - - A ttntsi A A
iiaa, ' ,tr.Converaneer.
' W Wo. M NoithbHTti HueeU
CAP. LSim AXJD MOTE PAPKRS AN
,JJaJ?Xir!Z&,&lT?;2 Prces, at MOHS
VV. a, fv- tu vjic' ut ein." IS ll
MILLINERY. TRIMMINGS, ETC.
ARTIFICIAL FLOYERS
.GRAND OPENING
OF
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
J. S. UOllGFASKI,
No. 21 North NINTH
Street,
(EAST SIDE),
IMPORTER AMD DEALER IN
FREKCII ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
BRIDAL WREATHS,
Feathers, Ribbons, Velvets, Etc.
thrpnghont at d refitted In tine French sty to, and
will open on '
WEDNESDAY t OCTOBER 24,
W' In"ni"en assortment or Fine Frenoh
-. f.101"' Vave' re Feathers. Vel.
vots, Kibbona, Hoenot fcramos, and Millinery (joode
of every description and varioty. M
J. S. BORGENSKI,
No. ai North Nixrn Ktt
10 22 mwllm
Above Market, East Side.
JUST RECEIVED,
French Opera Bonnets,
REAL NOVELTIES.
WOOD & CARY,
No. 725 CHESNUT ST.
10l2mrp
WEYL ROSENHEIM
No. 726 CBErtNTJT Street.
, Oi-tN Tuib day,
splendid atsortmtnt of .t and Rllk tt.i.
for Ladirsand Children
All tbe neweat shapes at very low price.
VI low Ogtilch. and lheasa.it Plumes.
ron. Drab, While, and Garnet Bonnet Velvets.
Royal Velvets, Incut Velvets, Gros d'Airluues, Frosted
Velvets.
T he same goods in every ot her shade of olor.
Velvet Ribbons, Trimming Ribbons. Bonnet Ribbons.
Paris Ornameiits, Fine French Flowers. French and New
York Hat id" t ennet Framea, Laces, Illusions all at
tbe very lowest market prices
AT wuoi.kxat.k tvn BFTAir.
ountrj oruers promptly attended to.
(live na a call.
WB1 I. k R08KNHHM,
No 726 CHEtNUT btreet
10 51m
SPLENDID OPENING OF FALL AND
WINTER STYLES MRS. M. A. BINDER,
2,X'3lBZ2:liV. "I?. -fhUadelphla,
i AfcA r x vi L&iviai ami)
CLOAK TBIMMIOOS Also an elegant s'ook of
Imported Paper Pa terna for Ladiea and chllilroa'a
Dresa. Parieien Dre.a and Clo.k Making In all Its
vaiietiea. ladiea lurnleblna their rich and costly
materials may re v on being artietical.y fitted, and
their work finished in the moat prompt and effi
cient manne r, at tbb lowest possible prices at twenty
four hours' cotice. Cnitlrg and baatlng Patterns tn
sets, or by the single piece, lor merchants and dress
makers, now ready 920 6m
cjp BONNET OPENING.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,
E. P. CILL & CO.,
10 Urn NO. 720 ARC; II STREET.
MRS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street.
Has t handsome assortment of MILLINERY t Mtsse
and Infants' Hats ni Capa, Silks, Velvets Crapes
Blbbona.Feathers, Flowers.rrames, etc. 1 1S
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
J-JELEN FORD, AND M1L.-I,
OR, THE HI I'D EN CKVOS.
LORIKO'8 two books are selllnR rapidly to the trade
as Chi 1st mas gifts to jonng misses. Tne "Evening
Transcript" says of them We most cordially recom
mend both these lltle volumes, not only as entertaining,
but as pure and ennobling in their Influence we hope
they wlU And the'r way to many a Christmas stock
ing. for truly deserving ate they oi tbe warmest wel
come."
fcOLD EVERYWHERE FOB 1S0.
. LOItING ,
PUBLISHER, BOSTON".
It
MARSHAL'S SALES.
MARSH A Li ' o d A JL ri
..... l ... i - t.- . v. n xjnn t Air v i T,
Ky virtue oi t writ ui b.io ut h.u huh u w .a v l.
WALADtR, Judge of the District Court of the United
btates In and lor the Eastern District of Pennsylvania,
to me directed, win be sold at puduo aaie. to tne nigoeai
and best bidder lor cash, at GKORUa. PO VELi.'n, No.
1-20 North rnuN i street, rnnaaeipnia, on iuuhuii,
Uovember 1. lW at 11 o Cock A. Al ,, . .
1 burie s rt tiiBK.1, a Daireia dibuuiuo, hi
hogsheads MOLAS8t8
Also, at the same time and place, the following de
scribed property which wi 1 remain on the premises
where the several lot. now are, as luiiowa, viz. ;
COLLltVtt', w iooiiNU Btree', bdovo tu'obiivu,
below hblppen. 1 COPl'Elt BULL, AA1PTY UOUS-
iukhy McNiPHnr.a'.RixrrrNTH street below
V. II r II 1. 1 1 1 n , v. yj . t r a a 1 1 l., , n, . , uv. i.iv, ....... , . .
and MONTROsF. Sireets, 1 COPHLlt ft'ilLL, EMP1 T
... , 1X1 n T L' I) I It T C.n ..JU 11111 rvffu I'M
HOO.xHKAD-t, Kc. ,
H. J. HWEKSKY'S. PEVEMTEESTH Street, be ow
Caipenter. 1 COPPER STILL, PU.aP, UOSE, HaUS
I tv V I il n , rn I..' J r.c, I 11 "II I RUUT.
Washington. 2 COPPiU bTlLLS, WORMS, HUJi
HI1' IjH Etc
.'iiwipii a nnnwaN'S HE. corner ot SEVEN'
Tr.iNTH and CAIHAKINK StreeW, 2 JOi'rts
bTILLH, WORMS, UOUtltAU',
. r.H a. w i ii 1 1 1 ii . ... ii 1 1 n ' ii nn m lbu d.kuiiud .uv v.v
perty on ihe premises above-mentioned two days pre
vious u the sale. . n ..ru.r.11
C. 8. Marshal Eastern Diatriot Feniajls-Pbiladeu-bia,
Ootober 2 ISO l.24imHt
M
A R S II A US
S A L E .
ni. . . ri ,.t ..in liv Uia Hon. JUM
ot
CADWALADEB, Jude of the District Court oi tne
i',i.. a,u.i in &na I,,, ih. li'aiib.rn m.triot of Pena-
v..iii. ir. me directed will be so.a at duoiiu .;, iu
the hiiheat and .beat bidder, for ca.h, at OEOHOE
luWELli Bi so. i" ibum' ntreet. rii.'""""j
on TOEDAT, October SO. Imu. at 11 A. M .one UOSli
i.fin itw barrela WlilisKY. on.SriLL. COP-
I'll U WORM. to. I u iivip uu wagon mav do looa m
WALTON'S Live rv Htab.e, -o. u M. ELKVKMTH
btrwl, above Olrard Avenue.
U. B. Marshal, Faalern Dlatlot of Pennsylvania
1 BlLtPKLriiiA. October 10, !; H0 2 mwlM
-POCKET AND OFFICE CUTLERY. W09.
J tenholm'a. Rodgera'. and eel-braied faotora
at MOH0 A CO?tt, an. M CUEMUCX Mroet. Wl.wsa
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
BUT FURNITURE AT GOULD A CO.8
Union Depoia, corner MNTK and MARKET and
oria1 and SsfcorthSkCOND Street.
'j he largest, cheapest, and beat atock ef reraltare, e
very description. In the wor d. Send for Prlntad Uau
lorneand pile List. The aoandnees of iratarlal and
workmanship la guaranteed of ail we sell, rum'ture lor
larlor, Drawing room. Chamber or Bedroom, Dining
room, Library Kitchen, Servants' raotna? Offioea
Scliooa, Churches, Odd fellows, M axons, or other
lodrea, Bhlpa. Instliotiona Clubs, Ooilegea, Pablo
BuilHnps liote'a Boarding Boiiaea, Hospitals, Fairs, or
single nJcve ol Fnmltare,
iirswlnr. and est) ma e t nrnlstied wheo reqq'Wxl.
Orders aent by post will be executed wl'.h tfeipatch..
and with liberality and Juatnesa of dealing Co.ntry
dea era, and the trade generally, continue Mis aoppiled
on the same liberal wholesale terms that Insure them a
lair pioflu Parties at a olslanne may remit through oar
Pecker, the Farmers' and Mechanic.' NailonalBank,
Cbrsna. street, or the Union National Bank, Third
atret. or by txpreas. Check, or Post Office Order. Im
mediate attention will be given, and satisfact ion insured.
ipui,i CO.,
H E. corns KIKTH and MARKET StreeU and
Jios. n and AS ilortn SECOND Street
WIW Philadelphia. "
BEDDING
ASD
FEATHER WAREHOUSE.
TENTH BfREET,
Feather beda, Bols'ers. PIN
lpwai Mattresses of all kinds:
Blankets, Comfortablra, Coun
ter pan-s. Spring lleda, Sptlng
Cois, Iron Bedsteads, CostHous,
and aU other articles In tbe line ot
business.
AH OH HILLBORN,
. wo. ii H. TEM II Street,
81 fmwftmSp Be;ow Arab.
CO
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CHARLES E. CLARK,
No. 11
North ELEVENTH Street,
BEDDING
AND
COTTAGE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
Halt and Busk Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters,
and 11 lows.
Best Quality of Spring M attresses.
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Waahstands, Obahs, Towel
Racks. Rocking Chairs eic .
l c C'unM lis, Kcailiers and Down.
Cemiortables and Blankets. B 8 wsmlm
pO HOUSEKEEPERS.
I have a large stock of every variety of
FUllNITUIlB
Which I will sell at reducea prices' consisting oi
PLAIN ASD MARBLE TOP COTl'AOE SUITS
WALNUT CR A MHLK hUlT.
PAKI-OR SUlTh IN VELVbT PMT8H
PARLOR 8D1I8 IN UAlK CLOTU.
PARLOR tUIT8 IN REPS.
Sideboards, Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Bookcases
M attrtsses, Lounges, eto etc
P. 'P. OUSTING
8 IS N. E. comer SECOND and RAPE Streets
FIRST-CLASS FUMIIIJRE,
A Large Assortment of the Latest
Styles
On band, and will be sold this coming season at very
n oderate prices, at
I LVTZ'S
0 ft 3m
Furniture Establishment,
No. 121 Soath ELEVESTH Street
ESTABLISHED 175
A. S. ROBINSON.
French Plate LookiDg-Glassos,
EUGRAVIKGS, PAINTINGS, DRAWING 3 ETC.
Manufacturer of all kinds of
LOOKING-GLASS, PORTRAIT, AND PICTURE
PR&MIS T0 OBDER.
No. OlO OlIKSNUT STllEFiT,
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
PHILADELPHIA. 3 1M
BOARDING.
JO. 1121 GIRARD STREET
Js now open for theitocctnmodation of
F1RRT.CLAKS BOAliDEUS.
Apply eaiiy 825
yf I N D O V SHADES.
WE SELL. RO
S EC A. 33 E S
BUT THOSE OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.
Their superiority In quality, style, nd llnlsh Is
vouched for by hundreds of families in Fhiladolphis.
CALL AND SEE THE EW DESIGHS.
KELTY, CARRIE GTUJN s uu.,
No. 723 CHESNUT Street,
10 10 wftn3mSp
PHILADELPHIA.
-DOCKET BOOKS OF OUR OWN AND THE
lJ'JtB . ..7.i...i vnnllsh. Oerman and French
Oerman. and French
jl most . -r ---rr
8, KO. 2 CHESNUl'
1017ws2it
manulacture, J
Street.
CO.
CHEAPEST PRINTINQ H PHILADELPHIA
AT IDE
'Evening Telegraph" Steam Job Printing Rooms,
No. 108 South TI11UD Street,
SSCOKD STOBT.
irverv description of Plain and Ornamental Printing
executed ttli i neatness and despatch, at surprisingly
low piices.
HADDOCK & SON, Proprietors,
sUjmrg Late of So. 618 MARKET Street
TTITRITING-DEHKS
' splendid selccilon
fiV-g. o. 4M C U K 8 U T
AND PORTFOLIOS A
to choose irom, at HOSH 4
Street lOllwawt
TF YOU w m ZTtirZlZ VBWioa
X in every "Vof , itzea. at el per ton.
COAL, ;?lI"avi' ISI COAL, same aisaa, same PJ-geruineEAOLfc-,
r.f.a0f ucbtuU. Egg andStove, al
andavewfineeuainyoi thereat. Orde""
SsfiS'tt nW srsssss
.?. Call on or .1dr- QOBOlr. roRD
NO. 241 DOC K Street. oe door below tu
0 It !m . .
TinnKTY THE PAYMASTER.
TT. X T B A BOJ2.fh7Drompt payment o these
TtJ General h.,?lrmaP under the order
claims 1 bvU d c.rttu speedy aettlemeuL
b&ifls?& vu?!rr
below Third street.
I . . rtums
CLOAKS AND FURS.
J O 7 OPEN,
PARIS CLOAKS,
EXCLUSIVE STYLES.
(WBICH WILL HOT BB COPIED),
IN GREAT VABIETT OF
MATEPIAL AND DESIGN
ALSO,
PABIS STYLE CLOAKS,
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
IN GREAT ABUNDANCE.
NEW CLOAKING CLOTHS
IN GREAT VABIETT.
S
ALSO
SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS FOR DRESSES, ETC,
FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
AND CUT IN ANY LENGTH.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
lonimrp No. 920 CHESNUT St.
IV O "W OPEN,
FUBS OF ALL NATIONS.
RUSSIAN 8 ABLE FURS,
HUDSON BAT SABLE FURS,
fins dare: kink sables,
royal ermine and chinchilla,
dark siberian squirrel,
persian lamb,
ASTRACAN, ETC. ETC.
For Ladles, Mlsss,and Children.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
ion imrp No. 820 CHESNUT St.
QLOAES AND FURS.
C. LEWISSON,
MAN UFAC ICREfl OF
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND FURS,
No. 14 South SECOND Street,
Six Doors belew Market Street.
Finest Assortment of Cloaks in the City,
All of New Styles and the Best Workmanship.
The Largest Stock of Furs in the City,
AU of my own Manufacture.
Lsdles do not buy j our Cloaks or Furs nntil you have
examlnto my stock
C. LEWISSON,
No. 14 South SECOND fctreet,
28 Imw3m Six doors beiow Market, Philadelphia.
1 8 6 6.
TBE NEW FALL STILES
IN
J. W. BRADLEY'S
CELEBRATED
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
0r Double Spring) .
SKIRTS,
NOW
UNIVERSALLY ADOPTED
BY OUR
FASHION MAGAZINES
AND ALL
FASHION AUTHORITIES.
THIS IMPROVED
DUPLEX SKIRT
Is now meeting with great Sale by
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
No. 002 CHESNUT St.
10 10 wfmlSt
BILL-HEADS, CARDS, CIRCULARS, ETC.,
Min ed with despatch t CertlQcates, Checks,
Diafts, eio, engraved In tbe flueat styles at MOSS
CO.'B, 0.43J CUEbKUT MUeet. l17WMt
AMERICAN LEAD PEMCIL COMPAMf,
NEW YORK.
FACTORY, HUDSON CITY, N. J.
This Company la now fully prepared to furnish
LEAD PENCILS,
tequal lu Quality to the Best Brands.
The Company has taken great pains and Invested a
lane csuiia In titling up Ibelr factory, ana now auk the
A uiealcau public to give their pencils a lair trial.
All Styles and Grades are Manufactured.
Great care baa been bestowed to the manufacturing of
SCPfRIOR Hk.XAt.OM DRAWING PSiMClLS, ape
cial y prepared lor tbe use oi Engineers, Architects,
artists, eto. .,
A complete assortment, constantly on hand, is offered
at fair terms to the uade at their Wholesale Salesroom
No. 34 JOHN Street, New York.
TbetPencllsare to be had of aU principal Stationers
and .Notion Dealers
Aak for American Lead Pencil lioiarmartnt
CASH AND DEED B0XB8, AND A FULL
assortment of Statloaers' Tin OOOlS, at MOB1
CO. B. No. m (.HEsMJT Street. - lvllwsAU
CARPETINGS.
CARPETINGS.
JAMES H. ORNE & CO.,
No. 620 CHESNUT Stroot,
Between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Just ReeelTtd Per Steamer, at Large.
Invoice of
French Chenille and
Axminster Carpets,
NEW DESIGNS.
jAllbl n. ORNE & CO.
No. 626 CHESNUT Street,
Between Sixth and Seventh 8tf eeta.
MESSES. J0IIN CR0SSLEY & S0JT3
NEW STYLES
6-4 Velvet and Tapestry Carpets.
JAMES H. ORNE &CO.,
No. 626 CHESNUT Street,
Between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
ENGLISH ROYAL WILTON.
ENCLISH BRUSSELS.
ENCLISH TAPESTRIES.
JAMES H. ORNE & CO.,
no. oao iiijiMui street, .
Between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
NEW - CARPETINGS,
FALL IMPORTATIONS,
Now Opening.
mum, CREASE & SIMKj
No. 519 CHESNUT St.,
(Opposite Independence Hall,)
Fave just received an invoice of
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS
AND
COCOA MATTINGS.
REEVE L. KNIGHT & SON:
No. 807 CHESNUT Street,
BAVK SOW OFZM ,
A WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF
m. u va n m a t a v n r w n t r a tv
CAEPETING8,
OIL CLOTHS,
COCOA MATTINGS, DRUGGETS, RUGS, ETC.
10 3wfmm6pl '
LEEDOM & SHAW,
TOWnTTRATT?. ANTi TITTATL
CARPET WAREHOUSES
No. 910 ABCH STREET,
ABECOPEKIUG AS KKTIRE KEW STOCK OF
Foreign and Domestic Carpctlngs,
In every sty's and variety. C9 4SmSp
MASONIC PUBLICATIONS. HEADQUAR
ters for Masonic Books, at MOSS A CO.'S. No.
432 CHt'SliU'r Street.
10 17 ws22t
jyj E A D & C O .
No. 010 CHESNUT STREET,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
TRIPLE PLATE.
MONEY BATED BT PURCHASING DIBECS
FKOM TBK MANClACIUKEBSr
MEAD & CO.,
10 lmw3mrp No. OlO CUBSNUT BrEKET
FJNE8T AND BEST 8TATIONKRT ATMOS3
A CO.'S, Ko. l CBESXUT Street. l.JJwaS