CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ISorAdiliUonal CVy IrtWgnu see Fifth, fag.)
JMkKTINOOF THE HORTICULTURAL 80
11TY t'CLTUBB OF THK UHAPt. At the tri'dlni?
f the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society held
lat evening, a larsre audience was prescnu The
pitnripal essay read was by Mr. A. 8. Kuller, of
New York, the suryect, "(.rape Culture."
As Mr. Fuller i tue author ot one of our
tandard works on the Dianafremetit of the vino,
jonslderable interest was manifested to hear
buy views on the present occasion.
After a brlel rclcrenco to the history of the
vine In America, he pasd to the subject of the
LOCATION OF VINBYARD.
The essayist believed speculative or theoreti
cal knowledge wa eapable of deciding whether
any particular locality wag favorable or other-
wice. kuc.-i-h or failure depended on such
prob:ematn nl hitluences that only actual expe-
particular pot for grapo Rrowinif. From the
difluslon ol the irrape all over the United States
In a wild state, he concluded that there was no
location where diflieuities were experienced
that could not be made successful by careful at
tention. Hill sides the expenence ot all na
tions had proved to be as a rule more favorable
than plama. fold currents, or situations so
vorable l CrP8le mra cnlilnB werc Ullfa-
BOIL.
He considered another debatable topic. He
had seen grnpes doiim well la almost ever?
kind of soil in the Union, and hIho failures in
all, but on the whole preferred a light, gravelly
or calcareous one. It was not necessary to
loosen the soil three or four leet, as otten re
ceumended, but it wa best to make it twelve
or eighteen inches deep.
FERTILIZING.
Excessive manuring was a great evil. If the
oU was rich enough to make shoots six to ten
leet a jear, it needs no manuring. Vines which
make from hftccn to twenty leet pervearsel
lom keep heulthy, especially if such naturally
strong glowers as Delaware. It was. therefore
dangerous for a novice to follow any directions
of others as to fertilizing his particular soil. It
were better lor him to use his own judgment
. no matter how immature it might be. until a
httle experience on that location had been
gained. When fertilization was resorted to he
preferred a compost of two parts "muck" to one
part barn-jard manure, inverting the propor
tions lor very heavy soils, always using a
handful of bone-dust when planting each vine.
CULTIVATION.
He advised keeping the surfarp clean and
never, under any circumstances, growinz'anv
tbing else among the vines. J
PROPAGATING.
Raisers of new kinds sacrifice the quality of
their young plants by foicing them in stron"
heat. In oroer to tret the greatest (juantity in the
shortest time. Unless t. vine have at least six
inches of ripe or brown wood, It should be con
sidered worthless for practicil purposes. Cut
tings of everything but Delaware and Norton's
Vireinia grow readily In the open air. All cut
tings frhould be made in the fall, as soon as the
wood is ripe, using pieces with two or three
ejes as cuttings, burying them in the ground
during the winter, and plant early In spring. In
leep rich soil.
PLANTING.
The essayist recommended bhortening long
roots to one foot or elehreen inches lroin the
main stem. There are two systems one, plant
ing as shallow as possible; the other, the oi l
Roman plan ot setting eiehtcen Inches deep and
never allowing surface roots to grow. He pre
ferred the shallow plan.
PRUNING AND TRAINING.
He thought light pruning tended to overbear
ing in the Rrape. He would prune severely to
connteiact this evil. No experienced vineyardist
ever recommended taking off leaves in summer.
Six by eight ite. was the best distance, anrLia
some instances four by eight would do wfTre
the dote pruning he recommended would be
cameo om.
In training he "preferred the horizontal
pjsiem, aim spur pruning, Because It can Dutf e
duced to an exact science, or the nearest to it
of any system now made known." It is not. th
sstem that will give the greatei weight on a
given space, but by it grapes, for duality cannot
be excelled. The Taylor, Clinton, and other
very s'rong growing kinds, did not, however,
bear well when close pruned. The tan system,
with longer spurs, was better, and if still more
Iruit was wanted, use the bow system of Mr.
Husmann. Improper pruning, or no pruning
at all, by inducing overbearing, was the cause
of innumerable lailnres. Those who bought
vines for "immediate bearing" usually had their
wish. They had an immediate and only a first
and tha lt crop. A great error is to leave too
long canes on oune and weak vines. The
lower buds do not then push at all, and only a
tew bunches are gathered from sickly shoots at
the top. On the
PROFITS OF ORAPE CULTURE,
Mr. Fuller said much injury had been done
by reckless statements of enormous profits
which no one, or at best but few, by extraor
dinary good fortune, could ever realize. Those
who hud vines to sell were not the ones to ques
tion as to the profits of grape culture. They
had not the experience of fruit raisers, who
alone could give the facts. The plant raisers
could give the Agates. Hundreds were unsuc
cessful, vet some had made Irom one to two
thousand dollars per acre, clear proflt. The
trouble usually was, people undertook too
much; five acres was enough for one man to
be employed In for one year. Thousands of
dollars were spent in preparing the ground, and
buying and planting vines, but none, or little,
on buying the brains to care for them after
wards. With regard to the
SELECTION OF VARIETIES
only local experience could be safely followed.
The Concord was the only grape that had been
lound to do well in any place where a crape
wonld do at all. Others, like Hartford Proliic.
Israella, Creveling, Iona, Adirondac, Rogers'
Hybrids, etc., were fine grapes if, after trying
them, they were found to do well. For a a
amateur he would name besides Concord, as a
certainty, the following for trial: Delaware,
Creveling, Catawba, Adirondac, Israclla atcer
finding out those which suit the location, plant
largely of them. Your neighbor's experience
may save your own experiments.
That grapes can be grown to an Immense
profit, by "some," is now a fixed fact. The
fault with our people is they think some things
can be done by "others" as well as by "some,"
and so they can if. with their money and enter
prise, they will add a little paips-taking expt
rience,
Death of a Philadelphia In ventob.
By the news of the tteamshiD Jann whirii nr.
rived at Halifax yesterday, is announced
death of Mr. Jacob Snider, a well-knowr Wit
delphia citizen. When, poor Ud. -e ' d"
edJSfr- -rUStryud Vntearlty finally sue-
ceeaeu te y e,tablishing him-elf as a
.. WtVctuitiv, for many yeiirs in Walnut street,
StWve Vront, and afterwards, removing above
Third street. Borne years ago he went abroad
to England, "tnd devoted himself to the im
provement bf firearms. He invented a breech
loading, rite, which possessed such valuable
features the'tit was adopted by the British Gov-
'ernment lor the army, but the inventor wai
never offared but a comparative pittance tor this
' great 'service, which he refused, to accept as an
equivalent. The latter year of his fife were
spent rc poverty, and on the 20th instant he died.
Tat Gipsies Again. -Some months ago
' public attention was directed to the existence
' of bd of gipsies In West Philadelphia. On
u..a last thv avaln awneared. and ajm.,
near Christ Church Hospital. They built them-
Ki-nah ami leaves anrl riTMii
8 tJi T m vuo v. k.w " 1 .VI.
the disappearance of chickens and turkeys from
ih ftt'tKrhood. The neighbors became en-
ixl the rinsies bava been not' fled to
a:l by the police.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGIMril PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
Fbasklin Instittjte Lecttjbeb. The
first hcture of the Franklin Institute Winter
oune was delivered last evening by Professor
Herry Morton, and wss largely attended. The
Miblcet was, "Elect ricity and its Luminous
tflect," and the Professor treated of the pre
sent theory of electricity, and the various means
lor developing the force-first, by friction;
second, by induction; and third, by galvanic
induction. Vailons experiments were made;
gome of them with the new Holtz machine, the
most powerful instrument ever Invented; other
by the Ruhmkorfl coll, capable Irom its power
of producing a fatal effect with a single spark.
Luminous phenomena, most brilliant in appear
ance, were developed with both of these ma
chines, and called forth very lively manifesta
tions of pleasure from the audience.
Ykstf.bday'8 List of Accidents.
Jonathan Longootem, thirty-one years old,
residing in Hamilton street, west of Nineteenth,
while sawing stone yesterdav. at Whitnp a-
Co.'s works, had au arm fractured.
Richard Larcombc, thirty years old, residing
at No. 840 Passyunk road, bad one ot his hands
crushed by a steam engine vesterday.
John Bryns, thirty-five years old, residing at
No. 106 Carpenter street, had a leg fractured
yesterday, by a shook of staves falling on it at a
cooper-shop in Otsego street, near Washington
avenue.
William 8ullivan, fifty years old, residing in
Ledger place, while working at one ol the
wharves on the Delaware, fell and broke an
arm. All the above were admitted into the
Hospital.
Estimate of the Tax Rate for 1867.
The Committee on Finance ol Councils have not
yet received the estimates for 1867 from all the
departments, and therefore cannot determine
the rate of tax for 18C7. Some of the commit
tee are anxious to reduce the present amount
to $3'50 on the $100; but others rontend that
nothing less than the present rate will do,
because of extraordinary appropriations made
during 1866, which will causo a deficiency of
."bout $1,000,000, which includes $600,000 to be
paid the State for back taxes. The probability
is that the committee will agree to repon to
Councils the rate of $4 on the $100.
Slight Fibe. This morning, at half-past
one o'clock, a fire broke out in a stable belong
ing to Thomas McManus, in Marriott's lane,
above Sixth street. Officer Gillls being promptly
on the sDot. in connection with 1L f. f.l?pn Dim.
ceeded in extinguishing it before much damage
woo uuutr. me urmg was me worn ot an incen
diary 18G6.
THE NEW FALL STILES
IN
J. W. BRADLEY'S
CELEBRATED
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
lOr Double Spring)
SKIR T S,
UNIVERSALLY ADOPTED '
DY OUR
FASHION MAGAZINES
AND ALL
FASHION AUTHORITIES.
T1I18 IMPROVED
DUPLEX SKIRT
Is now meeting with great Sale by
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
No. 003 CIIESNUT St.
10 10 wfml3t
pOTTSTOWN IRON COMPANY,
POTT8TOWN, PA.
PRESIDENT,
THEODORE H. MORRIS,
Of Morris, WbMler A Co.
TBEABfEtR,
HDWABD BAILEY.
SECRETABT,
WILLIAM L. UAILEY.
Tbe Company arc bow prepared to execute orders for
BOILEB it LATE. FLCE, BHKET, and TANK IB.ON,
rLOCUH PLATES, etc. Also lor the AS TIL Brando!
C at HaUs and Bptkea. Orders may be addressed to
POTTaTOWK IH0 COMFAJtT,
Pottstown, Pa.
Or to MOEBIfi, WHEELEB & CO ,
SIXTEENTH asd MABKET eta., Philadelphia,
11 1 lOt Or So. 21 CLIFF Btreet. Vew Tort.
MEBICAN LEAD PERCH COMPANY,
NHW YOKK.
FACTOIIV, HUDSON CITY, X. J.
This Company Is now fully prepared to fa mint
LEAD PENCILS,
fciua.i in quality to the Bet Brands.
Tbe Company baa taken great pains and
... . ...., in tiine nn ihdlr lactorv. ana 1
nvetica i
lactory, ana now ask tbe
Aniulcan public to nlve tueir peucut itur trial.
All Style And Grade are Manufactured.
hMtn hAitowed to tbe manoractarlns of
BUrmiOH HEXAGON UBAWKNQ P4.MClLH. epe
ciai y prepared lor ibe vse 01 i-ngineeia, aivuiicuk,
rutn, to, .......
a complete auortment, conBtanu ou nanu w onerea
at lair tenui to tbe uaae at ttieir Wholesale Holnuooui
No. 34 JOHN Street, New York.
Tbe Pencil tare to be bad of all principal Stationer,
and N otlon Dealers
Ak fur American ij peneu, rtO 19 mwflot
JAMES R. LITTLE & CO.
; 11 ANTJF AClTJBEKS AjiD DEALERS IS
STJPEBI0E COFFIN TEIMMINGS,
MO. 104 N. 8IXTH STREET,
rHItADELPtlA.
MonntbiKtr, Handles, Screws, Tacks, Diamond Btuda,
Bcrew-Caps. Omamente, Star Btadt, Lutlnt Nails, E
Sutcbeoaa, HllTef Laae, Inacrlpjto riates, etc. etc.
' Particular attention paid to tM ai In
"EJRGRAVIMO COrriB-PLATKS.
AMUSEMENTS.
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES,
TJNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE TOTOO
MEJJ'8 CHRIBTIAN ASSOCIAnoW,
EVERY FRIDAY EVENINU,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
FRIDAY. November 0-ProfeMOr t. C. BOOTH,
"(J LACS, ANCIEST AND MODERN."
Tbe history of Its manufacture, lllnstrated b nume
rous DlafTiams and Ofl Painiu;s.
Kovember 16 Prefeaser H. HARrSHOKSE
"MAN AND 1118 COMPANION!!."
Comparative Anatomy.
November l Proiessor E. W. VOGDES,
"ANATOMY OF 1HE EYE."
November SO E. J. HOC8TOS, Fsq.,
'CHEMICAL AJTFINIf Y."
Tickets may be baa gratuitously, after Tuesday, at tbe
Ball, 5o. ril0 Cliy.8NCT street n a 4t
NEW CHENCT 8TRKET THEATRf
WILLIAM E. SINN CO... . iVarVq
Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at 7 ti. 6"tM
THIS EVENING. November 1
LAST HlOUr HOT ONa, VF HIP VAN WINKLE
8EVKN I'M NJUiir
of tbe lucceeoful engagement ot
... K. JOotPH JtKFERSON,
vi ho will appear In
ilON BOTJCICAUtT'H VERSION
v BIP VAN"WlNKLE,
pronounced by the
t.MlKE PRESS OF THE CITY
to be tbe mont perfect performance ever given hem.
lo conclude with the latest London tarce enutl.d
OUND IN A FOUH WUtUtll
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. November 10.
(1HAND FAMir v uiTinr. 1,1
first pcrfprmai.ee here of
TUE OUN MAKER OF MOSCOW.
QITY MC8EOM THEATRE, CALLOWHILI.
V Street, below Firth.
I.eSMX-.. Mr. J K. MTJRPHY
Btaga Manaier BOBKRT JONE
Business Manager J. y. MCCORMICK
onrih Nigbi oi ibe Capital Comedian. V1-W""1L"-r-r..,iB
8TCAHT ROBBON.
WEDNEBJUAV EVNIN(. November 7,
Will be presented the burlesque of
Klkll I k. 1 u -1 11 IT 4'ITaa
Ki"'i -.ai X V 81 CART ROBSON
'lo be lolloped by
CAMILLE.
Camllle.... . . ... STUART ROBSON
A11U VUUVIUUV WllU
JOHN IVflPPH
John Wopps., STUART R0B8OV
in preparation, HAMLET:
ur. wearing of the Black.
PKU Eri OK ADMISSION-.
Dress Circle and Parquet 3d cents
tiallerr.
yreuti.il. v.iih AO cents
Private boxes 3 and
Seats In Private Box ..74 cents
1 or open at 7 o'clock, and the curtain will rise pre
cisely at H to s
.16 centS
1 he ox Office will bo open dally irom
4 P. M., when scats may be secured 1
(bargiv
10 A. M. nntll
rltbout extra
WALNUT 8TKKE1' T U E A T H E.
N. E. eorner ol NISIU and WALNUT Htreeu
Commence at IX.
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING. yoTembex7
... v XWENTY-FlkSt N1GUX
ot tbe brilliant engagement ot
UK, E1J WIN BOOTH,
who will appear In bis great character or
CARDINAL HICHtLlEU,
In Bulwers historical play. In nve acts. 01
BICBKLlEIlt OR, THE CONSPIRACY.
PaRTIOULAU ANNOUNCEMENT.
In compliance with many requests, an
EDWIN BOOTH tlAllNEE
will be given at a o'clock on SATURDaI, November 10.
hen will be piesented, tor tbe flist time this season.
HAMLET,
with all Its original splend r.
moniday IhE AfOBTATB and SERIOUS FA MILY.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ABCrl" STREET
THEATRE. Begins at halt past 7 o'clock.
HOUSES PACKED. a GHEAt HIT
THE YOUNG IRISH OOWSI&a", '
MS. DAN 11HYANT. '
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS.
LAST TWO MOUTS OK'
HANDY ANDY
AND IhK IRISH EMIGRANT.
DAN BRYANT IN BOTH 1'IKCES.
WllH SONGS AND DAN L'KS.
Friday BENEFIl' OF DAN BBiANT.
AN ANTIBK CKANOK OF BILL.
Monday next "SUAMCS O'HRIEN."
heats secured eli days In advance.
ON EXHIBITION AT THE PENNSYLVANIA
ACADEMY OF Flr,B AKTSaflne collection of
Paintings oft be French, German, and Belulan schools
of Art Open dally.
Admission. V cents. 11 $ 6t
GEKMAMA OKCHESTRA.-I'UBLIC ItE
hearsais will commence 9 ATI BDAY AFTER
NOON next, November 1U, at MUSICAL FUND HALL,
3H o'clock. Enpagements made by ai dressing UEOKUh.
BASTKRT. Agent, No. U31MONTEKEK btreet. between
Race and Vine. II b 3m
TvT EW ELEVENTH 8TKEET OPERA HOUSE"
X EUtVENTH Street, above CHEBNUT.
"This KAMI A. V KKHUltT"
OPES FOil T11K HKAM)1V.
GiRKtHOSS DISEi'8 JUIA8THEL.S,
the Great Star Troupe 01 the World. In their GRAM)
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, BONGS, DANCES, JiiSV
BUKLESVUEB. and 1'LaSTATION SCKNEn.
Doors open at 7 o'olock. Commencing at 8 o'clock.
J. L. CARNcROsat. Manager.
VALER'8 (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GAKDEN-Noa. 720-TM VINE Street.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
NIGHTLY ,
By two large and efflctuut (rcliestras.
TO-NIGHT
Aad EVERY NIGHT, In connection with our
EACELSIOR SIRING BaNO,
a Brass Band, compiislng the beat Artists In the.olu.
will perionn.
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Onr spacious summer Garden, artistically laid out
with Shrubbery, fountains, etc
, IN THE LADIES' SALOON,
Especially set apart for Fa M ILIE8, the best of Creams
and other Refreshments will be served. V-M
GYMN ASIUiM
i H1S.0JKS'i:LHMEN. AND CHILDREN.
. E. COR. OF N1JTH AND ARCH STREETS.
The institute, which again baa been greatly Improved
tor tbe coming season, Is now open tor subscriptions all
day and evenings. anaawatal
Bodily exercite Imparts health and strength, ana it
highly recommended to boih sexes and all ages.
Terms lor Instruction, 6 months SfWO
Terms loroeli piactlce, I months St0
J,'jK.rJparl,culmr" ,end for circular, or give us a call, j
SSOftn Prolessors HII.DEBRASD t LEWIS4
fZmi TI1E PIKOS WHICH WE MANC
17 V I faoture recommend themselves. We promise
ship
uy, .iiuu, Mivmt wkuuim tones, eiesant workman
up. ourauiuty, aim reasonable prices, combined with
lull guarantee. For sale only at No. 1W7 WALNUT
a
Street.
S m
PNIQH PIANO MANUFACTURING CO.
FOR SALE.
THE GIRARD HOUSE.
THIS WELL-KNOWN H0IEL PROPERTY
For Sale on Easy Terms.
APPLY TO
ISAAC C. PRICF, or
T. JACKSON,
lltrj Ng. 64 Worth B EVE NTH St t.
111
FOR SALE. DESIRABLE CORNER PKO-
PEUTY. 1 he modern three story nrlck TiwelllUK
.TV ., , 1 . 1 ... 1. ., t .1 1 . . .
entrance, norlhwtat corner of TWELFTH and Vi'iL
EaCE StreeiBt new hea er, range, gas bath, :
plaxta on Wal aoe street Beplvte with all con'-e
n tnces. Could be altered Into .a store with dwelling
attached. i, l'uascaaloo with deed.
, . ' C.MS.LESUE.
10 M Ko m SAN qm Street
HOUSE REGISTER FOR NOVEMBER.
FOR BALE Over 3M handsome houaea. lar.'S
small, at prices irom alMW to S.'W.OW).
or description, price, etc. see ' PHILADEPHU
REAL ESTATE BCLLEilN." Copied sent free.
town Bend & co.. ,
11 1 smw3t No. W South SIX "H Street. 1
FARMS, MILLS, COUNTRY SEATS, ETC.
"MART LAND rami lies istec." sent tree.
"DELAWARE Farm totofJ(sNgJ,'
11 Ijmwlt Ko. 887 South SIXTH attest
WILLIAM 8 . o BAN T,
COMMISSION MERCHANl,
JO. 13 B. DjkLAW ARM Avenue, PMiadClphla, '
Aeaur oa
Dopcat'i Gb powder, Ketmed Nrtre, Charcoal, Eta.
. W. I) alter A Co "s CbtwolaW. Cocoa, andBronia.
OoeserBrea. ftXo. yalio Ketal febeaifaMu, Dolts
Boiyaitt H
F- y 11 yon want 10 purcnaae r.iun, eio. , tend for out
UtfMt edliloa of the following Regis 1 art.'"
"PENNSYLVANIA Farm Beguttor." Bent free.
'NEW JkRSKV Farm Henlster " "en. Iniu
TRIMMINGS, ETC.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
GRAND "OPENING
OF
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
J, s. i;ougeski,
No. 21 North NINTH Street,
(EAST SIDE),
IMPORTER AND DEALER 1JV
FREKCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
BRIDAL WREATHS,
Feathers, Ribbons, Velvets, Etc.
.!b, c,d eetsblliihed and well-known FRENCH
ARi 1F1CIAL FLOW EK STORE has been altered
thronghout and refitted In Une ircuch style, and
will open on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24,
With a magnificent assortment of Fine French
lowers, W teaths, Leaves, tiraases Feathers, Vel
vets, Kibbons, bonnet Krames, and Hilllnery Uoods
of every description and variety.
J. S. BORQENSKI,
No. 21 North NIMH Street,
10 22 mwllm Above Market, East Side.
WOOD & CARY,
No.
725
CHESNUT ST.
BONNETS AND HATS,
LATEST CTYLES.
KVKRY VARIETY OF
BONNET MATERIALS
AND
TRIMMINGS.
10 1 2m rp
SPLUID Ol'LNING OF i'ALL AND
WINTER STYLES MRS. M. A. RINI1RR.
No 1031 CHtBNUT Htreet, Philadelphia,
CLOAK IKIMMlsiOa. Also an elegant stock. 01
Imported Paper Patterns for Ladies' and Children's
l'ress. Patlman Ltress and Cloak Making In all Its
Varieties. Ladlea lurnlauina tlialr rich and soatlv
inaMitsia muy roiT on being artiadcaliv titled, and 11
their work hnlshed In the most prompt and etU- AT
cieni manner, at the lowest possible prices at twenty
four hours' notloe. Cutting and basting. Patterns in
sets, or by the single piece, lor merchants and oresa
makers, now ready. jo 6m
sjm MRS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street.
Has a handsome assortment of MILLINERT, Misse
and Infants' Hats and Caps, Silks, Velvets Crapes
Blbbons. Feathers, Flowers, frames, etc. 7 ISS
O
P
E
N IX G .
M. K. MAsnw nn
will open on THURSDAY, November 8th. a
nnu ArianrtmAnt nf ft'laro. J II i.i....
of Bonnets, Hats, and Ladles' Dress Caps, at 'hair or w
store. No l31tt CHtbNUT Street, above Thirteenth,
t lease call and examine. 11 sat
CURTAINS, SHADES, ETC.
yy I N D O V SHADES.
WE SELL NO
SHADES
BUT THOSE OF 0UB OWN MANUFACTURE.
Ihetr superiority in quality, style, and flnlau is
vouched lor by hundreds of families in FhiladclpUia.
CALX AND SEE THE BEVY DESIGNS.
KELTY, CARRINGTON & CO.,
No. 723 CHESNUT Street,
UllSwfmSmS PHILADELPHIA.
pAPER HANGINGS
AXD
WINDOW SHADES
AT WHOIESALE.
4 0 IX. PLAINS,
FINE DECORATIONS,
BORDER M00LLINO8.
TAJP tilLTS,
EAOU8H SAT1NH,
BLANKS, ETC.
IN GBEAT VARIETY.
R. T. HAZZARD,
Ko. 819 ABCH Btreet
10 SuinsSm
B. J-
WILLIAMS,
No. 16 North SIXTH Street,
MANUFACTURER OF
VENETIAN I3LINDS
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and finest assortment in tbe oltr st the
lowest prices. CIO tt 2m
kT0RE SHADES MADE AND LETTEBED.
HENRY C. FOX,
PRACTICAL
Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter,
B. W. C011NER THIRTEENTH ASD F1LBEBT 8T3.
rBILADaLTBIa.
11 Sim
HARD RUBBER ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS, Anna, Legs, Appliances lor
bttioruiity. etc. etc. These Lioibs are
itraualemd from Uie In tonn nd fit
I are the lightest, most durable, ec mtort
abia. Mrieet. and artlailo aubatitatea
yet hi rooted 1'hev are approved and
adantad bv the United Btatea Uovara.
merit and our principal Huraeona. l'atentd Aojroat
Marl. AdSrww
klUHi
KIM BAIL CO.,
No. Mt ARCH Bin,,
, 91'Uadeiutila,
fatnphlet
,iaai
18.
flUVEMBER 7, 1866.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOFSAFES
TRIUMPHS oi
MARVIN'S SAFE.
t
, - wbh, K. C. September 24, 1806.
W u. H. OLlTkB, q , Arent for f arvin fc Co.
JjARPim-At the late tenibl. Fire on Middle
street, which destroyed onr fiauklnir Uouae. we had
two ol tenr tales. One of them was removed, and
we were movinc the oihjr, when we were directed
to leave the office, as an adjoimn onildins- w as
about bete blown up. 1 lie entire row ol buildinrs
wss confamed, but on oponin tbe Bate we had the
santfsctiun ol flnalng evervtbinr Inside perfect.
W e esn cheerfully iecomrnend them as bem: per
fectly tiirproof, as we have examined two ottiers of
jonr mbke which were In tue same Ore, both ol
wh'eh ) rt scrved tbe books and papers that wore in
ibem. lours lep,einllyI
DI808WAY, GDION ft Co.,
Bankurs.
NnwBKnit, N. O , September 21, 1808.
W m. H. Outer, Keq., Agent lor Marvin Co.
JJkah Mr: I had at my store one ot your safes,
lay building, situated on Middle street, was con
timed In the late terrible conflagration.
1 am pleased to say, on opening the safe, every
book and paper was found to be In perfect order.
A more intense fire could sctrceiy be conceived of.
lows holy, JOHN JJILWOKTli k Co.
w n n..?KWBl?B,,'r,'C ' 8eptomber24, 18C6.
rfVi it. J? .!ne 01 ,our afe loo1 -ost severe
trial in my store at the late Ore on Middle street.
lit vleYononJ116 ,eTWe' bot tb Mte
On opening it, every book and paper was found
in a pei feet state of preservation.
Very respectfully, j BAEB.
MARVIN & CO.,
721 CH ESTNU T St. ( Masonic Hall)
AND No. W BROADWAY, New Tort
THE BEST INSURANCE
DBY SAFES,
FIRE-PROOF SAFES.
MARVIN'S PATENT
ALUM AND DHY PLASTER.
Twentj-flve years experience. Call and examine.
MjRVIIST & CO.,
721 CHESTNUT SUMasonic Hall)
AND No. 265 BKOADWAT. New York.
House fta'es, for rlate and Jewelry.
Hankers' Hieel Chests.
revnd-haud Kaies ot all makers.
Haies exchanged on liberal terms. 10 17 wsmlm
81.ND OH li.LCSTU.ArED CATALOGUE.
EVANS & WATSON,
MANCFACTCBEB8 OF
FIBE AMD
BTJEGIAK-PR00F
FES
S J
SESinNED FOR
Batkt UvcavBtUc,or Dwelling. IIohm Dae
Established Over 25 Years.
Over 24,000 Safes in Use.
The only Safes with Inside Door.
Never Lose their Fire-Proof Quality.
Guaranteed free from Dampness.
Bold at Prices Lower than other makers.
WAREROOMSi
No. 811 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA. 9 5 5p
BOARDING.
20. 1121 GIRARD STREET
Is how open for the accommodation of
first-class boaudehs.
Apply early
8 23
CUTLERY.
CUTLERY.
A fine assortment nf prirrrv mn
TABLK CCTLKKY. RAZUttH, RA
ZOR HTnnpti llMCi
PAPAit AD TAILORS' BHEARb, tTC.. twODVtt,
L. V. IIKLMOLD'S '
.., Cutlerv Store, So, 135 Konth TES'l a Htreet,
18'J Three doors above Walnut
RODGERS & WOSTENHOL.M'8 POCKET
.hi. VT,"' Bod,', Wade's and Butcher's Razors,
'J able tntlerv. Ladies' tlclssora In Cases. Razors
ecissors. and all kinds of t ntlerv ground and polkhej
atP. SI A DE IRA 8, flo. 114 fe.XU Sti Deiow
Chesnnt 16 JO tjl
FERTILIZERS.
JAUGH'S RAW BONE
SUP EE-PHOSPHATE OP LIME.
The great Fertiliser lor all crops. Qoiccln Its action
"ai,.einill,ltm U eflcct- atllaned over twelve
Dealers supplied by tbe cargo, direct from tbe whan
ot the manufactory, on liberal terms.
Manufactured onlt by
BAUGH & ROSS,
Office Ko. JO Bouth DELAWARR Avenue,
4smwSrp Phlladelohla.
JSE STARIK'S CONDITION POWDERS
FOB
HORSES AND CATTLE.
It cores Worms, Botts, and Co'lo.
1 1 cures Colds, Coughs, and Bide-Bound.
It is tbe best alterative for Horse and Cattle no
use, having a reputation of It years' standing. .
It Is a sure preventive for the snaob dreaded Hinder-
""jlo Farmer or Daovman should be without It
orsa eln Philadelphia by DYOTr A CO.. No OT1
Borth ECOMD Mtioeti JOHNHON, HOLLOW AY A
IOWDIK, o. ti Norih BlJCTU etreet, and by Drug
gists thiougbout the country. AddiessaU orders to
BTABIS FLOYD, Proprietors,
918m No. JOS DDANB Street, New York.
RALE STATE AND COUNTY RTfJHT
a rMAll M CO. '8 Patent WlnA (In.Ml ..A 11.
aatarfur Coal OULaropai it pravanui the Chlinneva
from braaktaa'. Tale we wUl warrant Also saves ana.
ItitrJ tae oilt-j'i uwbb tuey eoet but wsaata
w taAC Btreet. PkJiadalphWv Sni sent to and
ortMVaUtedBiAtes.cnreeeJytWn 9M
anwrJ
xoRTiiCity!
II sixth i)
GOVERNMENT SALES.
LAKtiE SALE or (.LOTH1JSO, CAMP AMD
UABElbOA EQUIPAUfc, ' A,Lr "u
Chik QtrARntnitAtrnni's Omcm,
UirOT 0 WASBIaOTOM, I
iriii s.'l!0'0"' D 0 November 6. isfjfl, f
Will be sold, by nirection of the Qnartermastei
R.- Y. November ItS! eomroenW
ai 10 A. M., nnder the tnptrvision of Captain l
Jbomas, H. s. K., at Armorv-Square IVwt
fowIr?iV e,ow Plnyv.nl. aeniTe, tet
AbouH9,000Acj 13,6o6 Picks j 14,000 Hatchets,
An 005 H"d-ss 0000 Tick Bandies, and
1-!,U00 Hatchet Handles.
IDf'Pe Vnnila uA kiriir . w n . . . .
tiant
.1. . I1..V. : ivoiunsai vo.i win
Jr. Bcatty k Co., and other.
Kajin,
7C00 Great-coats brown, black and trtv ,
40W Infantry Ovorcoats-K ' 1 ,
V50 Cavalry Jackets.
1100 I ajr Tiowsers black. All new roods.
f oprtln- ,0t 01 Clothln,, ete.,
greatcoats.
Knapsacks
saeks.
Jntantry OveroosU,
hack Coats.
and Haver
Ppade,
Snoveis,
Axes,
Camp Kettles,
Mesa Pans,
Larre lot of Tents sad
uacaeis,
Hats,
Cats.
'Woollen and
Blankets,
Bed Hacks.
Rubber
Atetallio (Scales
feoods mutt be removed within tt h... . .
of(alo run, sa
Terms Cash, in Government funds. "
By command of
General D. H. RTJCKKR.
Assistant Quarferroaatcr-Oeneral
vnanij . TUHPKIM8,
Bvt Bng..Gen., Quartermaster.
11 0 lit
'ALE OF COMJERNED
OUDAAKUE 810UKS.
ORDNANCE ANA
Will be sold at Pubiio Amy fen, at FORrREsa
MOMIOE, Old Point t omlort. Virginia,
OnrbCKcDAr.
22d day of Kovember, 1800, at 10 o'clock A. 1L.
larie quantity of b tores eonaistlnc in part, of taa
loliowins articles, vis. .
26 Field and biege Cannon, east iron, of varlooa
calibres.
61,670 Pbot, Bhells and Spherical Case for Smooth
fioie aLd Hided Guns.
ol? Merrill's Carbines, new and repaired.
800 Lnfleld Rifled Muskets, Cal. 677.
J?cnr,'e nd rPneer's Repeating E.flee.
600 Foreign Rifles. "Austrian,'' Cal .64.
SO bmooln bore Muskets, Mod. 1842. Cal. 69.
Cai 69 d'' lterea 10 pwosslon
J2 d0, ao- do- Fn' Look, Cal. 69.
Revolvers, "Whitney's SelReminicton's Navy,
1069 Cavalry and Artillery Babros.
211 Swords, Musicians and non-Commissionod
Cflicors. w
Fourteen days will be allowed for the removal ot
stores.
Terms oi sale Cash.
T. O. BAT LOR,
Capt. of Ord. and Bvt. dl U. 8. A..
11 1 lot Commanding.
MEDICAL.
Q L AD NEWS
FOB TDK CN FORTCNATB. -BELL'S
SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted In all cases, lor the Braanvand Paava
K k C t aa ot all dlseaies aiismg irom excesses m youib.
rbjsicalandhervoua DebUltj.eto. ete ' '
AO CBAKUS. OK DitT 1 A EGEK8ART.
They can oe used without deiecilon, and never fall to
elect a Cure, 1 nted according ta InsuucUons.
SPKCIF1C PIIXB, '
Price One Dollar per Box, or Blx Beits for ilve Doll
, larai aiso, Larae boxea coutaluing Four amalL
Price Three Dollars.
Frcm ionr to six boxes are generally required to ears)
sinsie box' tL,u"n Denei' u derived uom uahigi
.Jn.'-Jl.r.om0 where Nervous Prostration has
sflected Uie system,
IlKLIS TONIC PIUl
Are recommended as tbe most liffleaclous. Bsinvenatlna
and lnviaoratlng Remedy In the wond.
a avhage t-i ice r ive Dohars. wul last a month, ana
Is gtneiay suHluient
In exrreme cases of Debility,
M.1,L.H All JS.KMAL. UHKDT.
Price lo Dollars, sufliclent lor a month, eaa beaaa
to kood aavantase. . ' .
I tsivea buenatn to the system, ana. with the Ptli
wfll eflect a complete Restoiatieu
a Pamphlet oi IV pases, on the LRROBft OF TOOTH,
dealt, nea as a Lecture and C an Ion to 1 ounir Memaaauf
free, Ten Vents requited to pay postage.
II you cannot purchase Bull's BrscEro Rsmnns)
dUectto Uke 00 otber'Dut MIMl nteiMy
DR. JAMES BRYAN, Consrlting Physieian,
. . . Ao. tllO BROADWAT. Hew Yortt.
And yon will receive tnein by return of mail, pest -said,
and lite irom observation.
or sale by liOTT A Co., No. 333 N. 6ECON
boon:
fi
SAMARITAN'S GIFT!
SAMARITAN'S GIFT I
I THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER HSBB.
tub, a rosiTrva ccsa"
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IV IH.
CRETIOMJ.
Contains no Mineral, no isalsam, no Mercury,
Only Ten frha to be Taken to Mffeot a Cure.
They are entuejy vegetable, havroir no smell nor any
unp.easant taste, and whl not 'n any way irjuie i tha
stomach or bowels oi tbe met delicate.
Cuiesln irom two to lour dais, and reeenteaaM
twent' lourhouis." "iia iwhmmi si
bent by mau. Price, Mai packages, 11. Feme e, 1
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
The Great Blood Purifier, and Remedy wr
Scrofula, Viceis, Sores, t,pots, 'letter txalto
Boils, Juc.
KKrV1. 'b0T. c?mpllna the Samaritan's RoctaM
Herb Juices. Is the must potent and efleotnal remedy
ever piescrlbed. it reaches and eradicates evrpa
tlo e oi the venereal polnon. V 111 remove every veetijM
oi Im purities ironi tbe system, as well as ail tbe Lad
efleotsoi meicury. Prioe, per botte,
SAMARITAN'S WASH
u"rt?.!n.cJJniu,'t,1.c" VP 0,9 Koo and Herb Jslees
Full dUectnna. Price, !i uenta.
The o o sickening and disgusting drops have to grea
an aVo?1X. vUt i'kk811"' P'""11
Bo;d by DEM AB BARN SB A CO., No. 31 PARK BO W
and by Diug.ista
PM m Jf " t0- Proprietors. No. ! BACK Btiet
Philadelphia. 9 is
LETTER COPY-BOOKS,
300 paces, 150.
LETTER COrY-BOOKS,
OOO pages, 4-oo.
LETTER COPY-KOOKS,
IOOO pages, 900.
FADER'S PENCILS, 75 cents Dhb,
ENVELOPES, $l-3 per thouiand.
R. IIOSKINS A CO.,
ULANK BOOK MANTFACITJBEBS,
bTATieSERfl AND CABD ENGRAVERS,
286urp No. 613 AHCH Street.
ROBERT SUOEMAKER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DKUtlClSTS,
MANUFACTURE Kit,
IMFOHTER.
AM J) 0EALEK3 ij?
Pnlnts, Varnlsbes. xnd Oils.
No. 201 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
10 84 3m
CORNER OF RACE.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
GRAVK-8TONE8, Etc
Just completed, a beautiful varfet at
Italian marble mowumeith
TOMBS AND GRATIS BT? be),
trill be sold ebeap for eaoh
Work sent te any part 01 the Cai lad ataiaa
"HENRY a TAIlfL
kfaJfjnLjs wouaa,
1 4 srtrn ho. ) ORXAN Suva, rU4it-Mfc
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