I
FCILUIIID EVERT AFTBRMOOH
AT Till IVaKISO TELtOBAPn BUILDIKQ,
10 , Third Street.
rric. threa Cents l et COT (Double Sheet), or
Efehteca Centa Per Week-, pareole to the Carrier, and
BtlM to Babecrtters eut of the city at KlneDoilais
rer Annum i One Dollar ana rirtr Cent for Two
Months, inrarlabl In advance for the period ordered.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 180C.
The Result of the Dattle.
The smoke and tumult of our civic contest
hare not yet sufficiently divided to enable us
to tell exactly what are out losses and what
our gains. But one (act is clear above all
the din and confusion, that the banner of the
radical party floats on the field, and that we
are the victors. What officers we have lost,
and what strongholds we have taken, can
only be guessed at in many localities. We
wili, however, with the light afforded us,
seek to map out the results.
In the btate of New York, the great focus
and centre of Democratic assaults, we must
say that the fruits of the battle are extremely
uncertain. Although our friends are san
guine of the re-election of Governor Fenton
by a small majority, yet it is useless to deny
that the fearful majorities against us in tne
cities have a most discouraging effect.
The gains in the country are almost cer
tainly sufficient to counterbalance the terri
ble odda in the towns. The New York World
grants the election of Fenton by A small ma
jority. 0 We may therefore feel pretty certain
that the State Is ours. The Congressional
delegation stands at present 21 Republicans
to 10 Democrats. By a strange system of
balancing up accounts, we have lost three
members and pained three members. Among
the gain is General Charles II. Van Wyck,
a member of the Thirty-sixth and Thirty
seventh Congresses, and a gentleman of ability.
The Democrats elect John Morrlssey to a
seat.
Massachusetts has done better than our
wildest anticipation. We stated yesterday
that we would be satisfied with forty thou
sand. She has given us over seventy thou
sand, and a full delegation, among whom is
General Benjamin F. Butler and General N.
P. Banks.
- The greatest oy, however, must be felt
over gallant little Jersey. , To her belongs
the banner, as she has fought most nobly of
them aU. 8be has elected a Kr mihlinan
Legislature, and has secured us a Senator In
place of the late William Wright. She has
elected both the present Republican mem
bers, and given us two more. The delegation
now stands 4 Republicans to 1 Democrat.
"Jack" Rogers is defeated, and John Ildl
elected in his place. G. A. Halsey, in the
Fifth District, is the other gain. Well done,
New Jersey! She has forever redeemed her
self. Henceforth she will stind in the fore
most rank of the States which have declared
' In tavor of progress.
' ' We have lost Delaware, or, rather, we have
failed topainthe State. It has Mr. Nicholson
as its member now, and he will continue so.
We regret the result, but it is no loss in our
numerical strength.
In Maryland, although the result at first
looks so dark, yet, when Inspected, it amounts
to but little. Although at last election we
secured the success of three members, yet
the desertion of Thelps made the vote two
Republicans to three Democrats. We lose,
therefore, but one vote, that of John L.
Thomas, Jr. The loss of Creswell in the
Senate is countei balanced by the Senatorial
gain in New Jersey, while the gain of two
members in Jersey leaves us still a balance of
one gain in our favor.
In the West the House will stand the same
as it . did before. There ts neither a gain or
loss in any district.
There comeB, however, a light out of tjie
distant West, and a voice to cheer the loyal
heart from St. Louis. John Hogan, the per
sonal friend of the President, the caterer to
the Executive tour, the satellite and most
obnoxious of all the Copperhead members,
has been defeated. We breathe freer now
that the air is no more tainted by the presence
of this most malignant of Rebel sympathizers.
We can now make our count of bow the
next Houe will stand. Tne following are the
Republicans :
Hew England 27
hld-tle Mtatee 44
Bolder H alt 7
western oiui'.t
I'noifio htatee
6t
1
110
Democrats.
Mew fcuffiand...
Middle btaiea...
Western ttiate. .
Border gtate...
, 22
17
6
a
This is but a rough estimate, and we may
be slightly in error, although It is impossible '
that we are more than one or two wronw on
either side. We have, therefore, the necessary
two-thirds vote in the House and in the Senste.
The vote stands the same as it does at
present 30 Republicans to 14 conservatives .
Glory enough for oue day's work !
Southern Loyalty
Mb . A. Bbadbhaw was a candidate for Con
gress from the Second District of Texas at
her late election. We do not know how he
fared; but this 1b the way he tried to gain
votes : Premising that he was a Bebel and is
now a sealous Johnsonite, who cannot, of
course, take the oath prescribed by law, he
"I regard the laws passed by Conaregs at tue
last aesaion, commonly ctllel tao Freud man's
Bureau bill, and the civil KiabU bill, a uiicou
etitutional, or.erouu, ni oppressive, and at war
witb the fpirit and ponius of the Government
nod It I am elected, notiort on my part shall
be spared to lepeal tuenu , ,
"1 had the honor to be a member of the late
iStula C'vuYeutiou, and upon the development of
jmJUILY EVENING TELEG WHPnn.ADELPIIIA, , WEDNESDAY,
a r 1 1 f . I fril I r I IV.I t.. t r J T. .1 i
rnlned ground nealnst it. . The radical element
ouupu. i nunc mo wuru wniic ouv oi ae ordi
nance retrulating the school fund, thus placing
tb.4 benefits of that fund wtthinUhft reach of
nejrro children; I opposed that proposition.
This fund bad been provided yeara poo for the
educntion of, the white children of iho State,
and they had a vented Interest in It. Thousands
of children orphtmed by the war had to be
educated at the public expene, and to have
divided this -fund with the nepro ptpulatioo.
would have friouMy embarrassed the 9tjte In
tt laudable efforts to place the betvfits of a
common school vetera within the1 n acb of those
who are wards of the tftato. and whose father
lie dt-ad upon the field of honor. "
Now Let the Tempest Ceaae.
Tue fight la ended. The contest has been a
bitter one. Each pirty has done its bost to
win. The people have . decided in favor of
Congress. Now let both parlies accept the
decision in good faith. Let all the acrimo
nious spirit of partisanship be laid aside.
Let us so act as becomes servants of the
popular will. The "rood of. the country
demands this result. The continuation of
excitement will only be productive of evil
The decision ts final, irrevocable, and all
further opposition is factious and unpatriotic.
IhejJNew lork Times, in a sensible edito
rial this morning, says :
"Now that the lall elections are over and the
verdict ot the people has been rendered upon
f ill OrPRt fBUIIl). Al fk. kn.i. n-n ....C 4k.. . I.
acquiescence oi all parties in the result, and the
vuinvinuuu Ul an tue dl i ILUUU1UU9 It' CI 11148 U
penciled during the contest which Europeans
credit us with at the clone of our political cam
paigns will bo even more complete than upon
any previous occasion ot like character, lhe
P ! n tmca i n oitmo TAPniittae ut 1 n n r hna ItAnn
exceedingly hot und angry, and, iu more than
viitj k vi i lie Willi u y, nc ubyc uhu llircitlS OI
disturbance on a lurce t-calo. There has been a
trronl HpaI nf sort vinlont. laiiirurrn .nH f
r ' J " . .vui.m?v, uiiva mcic
have been very atrocious charpeii and couner
charefo, while partisans ot the more ultra
stamp have tried to reuse and inflame the b iser
teelines of the basest portions of tat-community.
Thorp in nnthtnir nnnr tn ho nainuH Ktr Anii. .-,..
this sort of thinp, so, for the time beiug, we bhau
hnve an end of it.
"A eood manv People, and nrt a few i.pw.
papers, will leel ashamed, or ougut to feel
ashamed, at the part they have played. While
there is now onnnrtizmtv for iim tn r.r.r.f
and perform penance there will alsob-. au op
portunity lor the aliavnient ot tnose pas:on
which tbty have attempted to work up.
"Irirpllifpnt fnrpicrn nl.aprtrira ha.n t
rreai?tcd the brenkin? Hru;n r nnn,i.. in
stitutions in this countrv, from the intenie ex-'
citcioent induced and the deep passions
aroused by our oft-recurrinjr deciion?. There
are certain ciiaiacteristics of our reront elec-liou-
that have a more daneerOua and thrpapn.
lug appeurance than anthincr in our i)rc
vious experience. There luve hot oalv boeu
thieatcniusrs of a retort to violence in manv
quarters, but actual preparations for it. not
merely in Maryland, but in several of the
Wettrn States. Our escape from outbreaks has
rertnlnlv hi'Pn a nftrrnv Ann ml i..as i
j " ... . t I'liu, (.UW 1UUC1 LTI3
attri huied t, tLf inrtuence of that ronier7ative
pood sense which has bo often assent d uelt in
tintPfl nf noriL mirl whinh hna umk ftn. aawA
r , " " ' V & W'VAV QQl
u Irom so many danorers. It is to that influence
we must look for safety in the future, in times
wuen pas.-ion threatens to overthrow reassu.''
I itibatubk. We publish on our sixth
page to-day, a number of "Literary! Re
views," and other interesting matter, which
win repay perusal. Among the books re
viewed is Algernon Charles Swinburne's
'Laus Veneris," which Is attracting much
attention on both sides of the water.
TnF. New York Times f this morning, in
its display head concerning the vote in the
city and State of New York, gets off the
pertinent quotation: 'God made the couutry
man made the town."
FI N AK'E Ay 1) CO MM IS K C ft.
Ovrtcr. of thk Kvenikg Telegraph,
Wednesday. November 7, 1866. f
The Stock Market was moderarelv active this
nioruioer, and prices were steady, "in Govern
ment bouos there was little doing. 5-20s sold at
HOilOgj no chanee: Ausrust 7-30s sold at 108,
a slieht decline: and 10-4 s. at 100J, no change.
1144 vac bid for Cs of 1881; and 1071 for new
5-20b. State and City loaDs Herein fair demand;
Pennsylvania 6s sold at 96J. aad new City Cs at
102i102J, a slieht advance.
Kailioad shares were the most active on the
list. Keaiiuar sold at do change; Northern
Central at 40j, a decliue of i; Nor ri -town at 614,
no chance; Ca'awissa preferred at 28J, no
change; Philadelphia and t rie at 3, no change;
Camden ana Amboy at 130, an advance of 1;
and jNorth Pennsylvania at 3.4, no chantre; 35i
was bid lor Lutle Schuylkill; 65J for ppnnsyf
vanla; 68 tor Mmehill; 66 for Lehifih Valley ;' 211
for Eluiira common; and 42 for prelerred do.
In City Passenger Kailroad shares there wa
nothing domp. 60 , was bid for Tenth , and
Eleventh; 204 for Thirteenth and Fifteenth: 34
lor Spruee and Pine; 634 for Chesnut aud Wal
nut; 154 lor Helton ville; 314 for Green ' and
Coiils; 25 for Girard Cotleee: and 41 for Union.
Bank shares coutinue in pood demand tor in
vestment, but we hear ot no sales. 33 was bid
lor Mechanics'; 1)4 for Keubingiou; and 461 for
Consolidation.
Canal shares were rather Crmer. Lehigh
Navigation sold at 664, an advance of 4; and
Monis Canal common at 84, an advance ot 4;
27i was bid lor Schuylkill Navigation common;
36J lor preferred do.; 123 for Morris Canal pre
ferred: 15 for Susquehanna Canal; 67 for Dela
ware Division; and 631 for Wyoming Vallev
Canal. " '
Theie is no material change to notice in the
Money Market. Loans on call are otlere I at 6
per cent; nrnt-olass commercial paper continues
scai ce, and range at from 6 to 7 per cent, per
anuuin.
OjiotRtionB of Gold lOh A. M., 148; 11 A. M.
1474: 12 M., 1471; 1 P.M.. 147.'.
PHILADELPHIA 8T0CK EXCHANGE 8AI.R3 T0-0AI
Jif ported by De Uaven & Bro , No. 40 S. Third street
J ' FIRST BOARD
W00O C 8 730a An lm nn., on
ennn .nn.iir.T. : . i nr inill. aij
1000Loh 6s. 84.... (J3J
1500 t3 810-40 cb.. 100.
ira)nw ,.
viiiuu usu un oaa. 01
40)0 Car Am. IU. 89 93
1000 N Pa 6s., 03
- 3 l: K Cenu- 4iiJ
26 Kb l ealfii nv.. bi
20 sb Mor Canal.... 84 j
- lull Norrlstown... 6U
100 n Pa ft K....b80 8i
600 an Beadiua ..a80 68.
' S400 Uitvtw nw ' l,,o:
,2000 ao... .loll lu2,i
'8400 ' do KB 08'
tiooo am rji i8m so'
SC0O ao 87
If 1500 ao. . lots. . 8ei
SHOO ao. . . .2d m 79
Messrs. De Uaven
Brother, No." 40 South
Third street, report the fallowing rates of ex.
L;aHyi M-erican eotd, 147
14i; Silver is andjs, 141; Coaapound Interest
iJotes, June, 1864, I64; do.. July, 1804. 164- do
August. 1864, 154; '.. October, 164 14.' do"
December. 1864, 134; do., May , ml' jo"
&XViia: d0- : &
The New York Tribune this mornlntr savs-
"Money remains unchanged at 4 per cent on
Governments and 6 per cent, or miscellaneous
collaterals. Some weak houses were triahtened
into paying 6p r cent, earl.v in the day. but
bouses in tirst-class standing borrowed all thev
wanted at 5 per cent . and the market closeil
easy at that me . , Bierlinr exchange is dull
Prime bankers' sterling is sold trom second
hands at 1094, but lWJGi 109A i the general rate
with draweia.' We quote: London, prime
bankiersV 00 dwys 109fl0i Londou. prime
bankereVleht IlOJ&llOi: Pans, bankers',
long. B;164(a36'15; Paris, bankers', short, 6'likd
6-114i Antwerp, fr-lGlS; Hamburg, buukers
Tlttb . Anaatittlani tak.Vka' ill J11.
fort, bankers', Hcfti: BremetJ, banker', 79,rtl
79; Berlin, bankers', 72j((a72j.''
rhtJadclphia Trade Report.
Wcoakrdat, November 7. The Flour Market is
let firm, and there ts cot rnuoh dolor, there being
no demand except for the home oonsnmera, who are
purchasing only o supply immediate wants. Sales
of snpeifliie at t&?9; estraa at ft 2512; 6T0 bar
rel Northwestern extra taimly at 1B10; small lots
ditto at 13'46 ail8 76; Peonsylvaoiaand Ohio ditto
ditto at tl4 26(''i6 60; and fancy brands at ir,7iVw
10 76, according to qtulHy. Kie Flour Is held at
&fi 8-46 p barrel. Prices of Corn M1 are nominal.
Ihero is no perceptible change to notice in 'he
Wbcit Market, and tn'ei were made at $3105 8 82
for common Pennlranla and cho co Sou'bern
red ; bustifis amoor weie taki n at 8 25: asmall
lot ol white toln at 8 45. l;7e (PIut at ji 35
busliel lorbouihprn; f 1 40 lor Western: and 9160
lor Pennsylvania. Corn i nt much inquire I alter;
Mir of 10 hunhels yel.ow at 1 a.Vil'80; and new
at tl06. 'Oais remain wilhout cnane; aales of
fotitlii-rn at 66c. Nothing doing in ItarlevorMa t
llieie has teen noine Inqmrv lor Clovemeed, and
etra l sal" were made at 00 V 04 nounda
1 in.oihy ranees irom W 26 to :j 62; and Flaxw-ou
iri'tn 3'S0 to 93 26. ( ,
Whik '"fl"IPt0-'llb small alos of Penrmvlvania
barrels at 92 41 2 42, and UI110 at 92 M. n2 14.
31EXI oTp.
The Victory of General Porilrlo Dlaa
4J flic 1.1 Keport of the Capture of
Oaxaca, Etc.
Mexican REPrBLtc, San Felipe del Aqua
October 11, 1806.-E-teemed Com' ode f-Vner
date of the 4th instant I wrote J0U, civinir oti
an account of the splendid victory obtained bv
the force tinilpr tn rnnim.nj ...J. . l." V-
."j wt'i- iup t'Xuetll-
tlOUCOniirlff to tut ark mo ut 1 n k ........ ,
.v.o y,, wiuuB, uut Biiomntr that inv lii
AP m tuna tntnA T & ... .
, ".u .lUL"' Planar vou au
i.-... Y:S ILlV r ?n wn,cn Sou will see in
ui'ci, n 11 u an hp aeiaiis.
About 3 o'clock of rhea'teruoon of tbea.l iTit
the enemv nnnpnm.l lulrmnn. n..
, i i- j . r. nuiufuiuu'iv and
uii uuu, uuo leavmor un Kamos wnh th,.
cavalrv to dotnin IiiTTi u .
-, j , , .. uiuiut'ius, 1 piacea
the mi.tiicry quickly on some ri-iufrorounds that
appeaie.l to me advintaareouf, arid soon the
enemy opened Bre on us. Th nninmn r
mcuijf was roiuposeu 01 1200 men, of three
arms, ot which three humirnrt . i
two mountain howitzers. The aharo hreonho
u '1. wiiu ijiru oy oar advance
sharpshooters, aud near sunset, noting that the
enemy did not make a ppnprni otmi, ...
ing myself nearly without munitions.I concliMed
.v, uilu, iwr wuilq purpose lorgauizeimv
columns and ilesrfnHril imm , J7.
the enenij 's lines. On crossing the river that sepa
rated our positions tie enemy's camn tell into
disorder, and ou cliarciup them his battalions
commenced to rim hnvmrr t.xrmr.A 1
ptoups. making a slight reshta ace followed bv
iuiy cre last Tailing intoour
power, being killed aud wounded on the field
Ot OHttlp. All thr lirmu tirn . :n
munitions, say fift mule loads, and various other
ellects ot war: ti!so. more ihnn innr i.,.nii. .
rirlBoners ot u-nr On h hi.i i.
killed. Ot the French, not onf o,innri ii.
greater pnrt neru killed, and amontr tlem the'r
commaiider, Testard. Killed, one captain,
three lieutenants, and twelve soldiers prisoners
Ibe preatr part wounded. '
The moral ffFpri in fj rn H tnl fhnn Ik. lit
triumph. As a con;eouence. mv brothpr nim
was near the capiiol (supposed Oaxaca), occu
Died It immpoiiitPlv aiih .u.
- - - ' J ...... . vu.t iuit I1UIU tUR-
hills, and the enemy; filled with panic, made but
feeble resistance, shutting themselves in their
tortibcationsof iheCerro. 8ant numimm
Carome.' After BPcnrinB the tie Id of fcattla and
rcorgaui,in my lorces, thai were considerably
increased. I marched on the city to direct the
rn-tic. rrji eroa nasio come neie with his fore
and I expect momentarily Lopez Oreco, with
troops from Costn C'hica.
The si ee is el! organized and the enemy
know veil that tfce.y cannot receive assistance.
I have ray headquarters at this point, which
is very convenient tor the operations.
. ', ' PoariRio Dia
To Cieuernl Alejandro Garcia, Tlacotalpan.
BANK MOTICES.
r. ..' ' nin.ABM.i niA November t. Inks
vr.rtZK CUM., both payable on dcinan I.
U7tt W. RUSHI iK. Caahler.a
rgT THE CENTRAL NATIONAL FaNK.
. . , PniLABBLPHiA evember6. 1SS6.
The Beard ol XJIrectora have this d declare-t a Ulvl
ifZVZJtl tHt-'UMTMOUtlof. tl.. rollw"fthe ait
six months, pa able on demand c ear ot (axes
""ht THFODOKK KIT C'UKN, Cashier.
J CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
nT ir. t, ,, PHlLADKLfHlA. October 16 186J.
lhe Vice-President 01 the Hank. Akxaniier W9! ien.
Kfq. bavlnn in io ay last, l.i vii-w ot a prolonged absence
Int-urope rtsiDed his poBltlon. the Hoard of Director"
1017
AtKXANDEH O. CATTELL. President.
tjSgra COBN EXCHANGE NATIONAL HANK.
. , PHILAPr.LPHI A. ItovcrahiTS ISIifi.
."6li' H. P. 80HETKV, Cashier.
OT- CITY NATIONAL-BANK.-r:
. Philadelphia, November 8, 1-iGti.
The Board of I) I rectors have tuls da oo'ltred In
.WuKa' p''ableon 1S
U6 6t Q. ALBItHT LEWI, Cash'or.
rj COMMONWEALTH
-Sy RANK.
NATIONAL
v t.. . . Philadelphia, XovemberS, 18rs
FI K 1'i.K CKhT. for lhe last six tnontbg pavablnon
demand clear of United States tax ' vable oa
'Li11! U. V. VOTJKQ. Cthier.
fl T t i D H XT A rn VT IT v . ...
U 1 W A u v i-Aiiu.'iaii UAiNK,
. v, iiiiiAyaLrniA, i"uYuinoer ik ui
8'A PtK CKAT out of tbe pro Ills or the last six
montbs payable oa dimaud, tree of all taxes.
H3t A. L. SCilAi'FKK, Cashier.
KKNSINCTON NATIONAL BANK.
. ini.Avau-iiiA furomour H IHKti
The Board of Director have this day V0lartd a dlvl-
2e,"d. "WW?1 UlfiT P,,e demand,
c. enrol United 8ta eg iax. '
116(ii WlLolAM McCONVELt,, Cashier.
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MECHANICS' NATIONAL BANK.
...... "'riiA, uvniiiuertf IHiti.
Thfl Rnnr1 ni Tloina hava t.l. A' , " . . .
dencoi b'.X Ptn CIS-NT., payable on demand, tree ot
Jie86t J WIEQVND.Jb. Cashier.
"baTHE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL
Philadelphia, Vovember 1, ihij.
Tne Directors have this day de. laied a Dividend of
EIGHT HK tfkT, for the hut aix iuontba navabla
on demand, clear oi taxes. w
U6t B. B. COMEQY3, Cashier
SECMNP NATIONAL BANK OP
HI LA DELPHI A.
( bankford, Noveme- 6. la. 8
The nirec'ors have this day declared a Dividend of
FIVE PVBCKM , clear of tax. payable on demand
11 Si
WM. II. HoKLM KBlIK, Cashier.
SODTUWARK' NATIONAL KANK.
m mi.ALir.itriiiA juvoiuuer IKhh
TTlA Tl n,m burn .r.H a I.li1..nr ... if ..4.7??:..
FB CLNT.; p-V.bli on demand '
F. P. (.TEEIi, Cashier.
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An TEACHRHS 01 this new avatpm ftl nplti0 1......
ou!d call tbe attention of tne sick and afflicted to their
new system oi practice, which bat alteadi eaUed itrea4
popnlaritv In this city. During the past Hz) ears we
lave tieatcd'l WESTY THOPSaBD persons suffering
fiom the various torros of disease (many of them by
special guarantee charging nothlug ii welal ed), and
in almost every case a cure has been effected. Bead
the following , . .
HOME CERTIFICATES.
AJi ASTUSIBHING CTitKJ.AMPCTATIO ' PBE-
wJl'Vl ,n,lhrec w'ks V Dm. QALLOWAT and
" 5 . mrcrai B ieg, woicd oausea much suffBr
li.f, and eren tbroatuned amputation. Nineeinyown
Ba. bkln Disease, Dyspeosio, BDd other comnl.m..
n.,,.";? C.eerfu,ly
. .uv ..... v. .u. Vi iuv uintd, c i anu sunermg
AhHlHiu KI.rt-K
No. 1951 Ca.nac street, Vhilade.phia.
IMPORTANT CUKES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES
mati n ' mat6r m,,'on . B. It , Spinal Eheu
pJV,??"' eu"aliu 0' the Eye, Twenty-third and
bolora. a Shepherd, Treimu-er of Lehigh ' Coal
Navigation Uompanr . Kfunmnr i ii.nn,. i.m
' i.,'kM'rKi!,;,!t',: !. '-? Mrket street
bluVr sn4,ur:,.2-lKl"'Z ",9carm uu ueueral De
aSXEZR, 'i.C.ox' "Un or Xl" ye ' tandlai,
r?.V,l!i.nel. vJVn?Ie"' Asthma ot ten years' standlna.
'8fe.treetr tMy.H. Drw xo.m
u "a.nC C' w,n"101"' Weakness of the Kidney Frank
st'A'ff?' 8hnrtlcff' Canoer In Htomach, So. 8722 Market
J. At UnUl Vh.nni.ll.. V 1 ill a n . .
' ' ... j. i .is cj. onisD Br re hi
str?et r0nC C'onsiunptlun, So. 432 Market
Edward T. Evans, preacher of the M. E Church. Dv.
l??n,?"!S.!!.r,i?dinK' arynBitls, and Lumbago, No.
toirin?lTO.M
ilSLJ?,?'ifIarro', severe Diabetes iotie MiUs, West
Ii ii i h -n f """uniiiu uuui, loug sianaing, fio.
flnnroa fl - . t. , T) V. . . . I . t . , ' . , ..
i Jicsllvcr. Chron:c Neuralifla and Inflammatory
Kheumatfcm, No. 1736 Cbesnut street
vvumuiuuu, V 1 la I r (UUi
J. Kicket. riirorlc Bronchitis, C nstipa lon, and Con
gextion of the brain. No ftlH ca lowhlii stioct
r i..Vr,J Z. wu j-armyais 01 toe lower ItmDa,
vinsu iiuiire.
J; hn JdcCormlck, Diabetes. Ko. 1220 nidge avenue
Hl.nr, ..rt ...u.. viuiar, vuuuuny, ao.
. 1331
Aqalla Davis, Chronic D'arrbnea Forrest'Hn'isn.
miniu Vi a,r." "J ?""' "1 r couu.v.
w ...cr uuio'aiiH, "teruiant own.
ArchsiTPft , , iulB ""oumaiuin, jo
liii2
Uouser, General Poraiysla, No, 415 N. Second
writ"9 f ,h"e fert('nt " cured '" "M "'"fi
"v .ury.u.iim au. iiju. one uoor irom Thlr
teenth street, is the oniy hon e In this city where our
ul'r,,I,:,ln"u parties , in other
IOcbII te who o'alui to tieat diseases according to
nnr lnfri Alu.nvn.La ...... , . . . e '
..,,i.,n '"ii u roK.ruou witn
r " "i hum i can enter at any t mo
if ii eou,"e.; Instruction i th. Unuir Disoovunr
njvuiri a xru .... c?.r rT ,. vi , .
an imf-reHungcircuiitrmallPd hv nrt lmaalmr
DBS. GALLOWAY. WH1TK . ,.i.l.E
HO 12JU WALNITT Htrnnt.
.. Phllailnlnhla.
t onsiiiiarion troe. U7 wt3,u
T. DE WITT TALMAOE
WHITES FOE
O A u H U A T n I r U T
HIS FIRST SKETCH,
&.
IN STIRRUPS;
0R. : ...
The Ascent of Mount Washlnartob,"
WILL AFPE.YR IN 8 VTUKDAT NIGHT" TBI8
WKHK.
ClI7 2Up
WHOLESALE COTTON YA Utf
'COMMISSION WAUKHOIJSI..
R. T. WHITE A Co
juanuracturer'i Agent for tbe ante
COTTON WAB1S AND SKEIN VAUXd
of
al
I.UauuuiB
HOSIERY YARS in the skein or con!
lO'TVM, WOULXKN, N1 LINES CARPlCf
v w j tuAjia vi, lor t i-iio-.uii ' arpois . i
BILLING. htlNK. AND FLAX i lNE-i.i
tilKA HEAVY BLACK. WaUDINU OB
No. 3T MARKET Street, PUUh
T WBITK J. K. DU BOIS
11 7 wih u3mrp
lillHl FIUE! , FIUE!
, 1HB STOCK OVl
, ,ftF A N O Y B O A P s
Bavtii iromhlt flr. sHvhtlv damavarf h...i i.
n red to. examna'on. Uea'ers ana those detlrlng
l'1l . . . , , , ... ,. I Hoj'M WQJD gtrSet'
. MVN.IIIIIPnilUtln.il
I FINEST AND BEST STATION KRY AT MOSS
? K0. ifi CWJE6AVT Street. u nWs2 .
NO VEMKEIi 7, 18G6.
... . I
fJICH LACE CURTAINS.
The 8otscrlb-s hav r ew to stocV, tnd are re
oetvlng from the late
AUCTION SALES IN NKJT 70SS,
' . it
Nottingham Lacs Curtains,
From Ordinary to Rich, Style.
Trench Lace Curtains,
From the Lowest to the Highest Quality, aomi f
tlem the RICHEST MADE.
Vestibule Lace,
Embroidered Muslin Curtains,
Jacquard Muslin Curtains, and
Curtain Muslim in great variety.
SHEPPARD,VANHARLIKGEN&ARRISON
0 14 wfmemrpl . No. 10O8 CHESNUT Street.
RICH DECOltATED
DIN.NEIt,
aJli-VilKT, and
TEASEfS.
KERR'S CHINA HALL.
Kow ortenlnff. A.r shlna A rlatldAa inA tt.rf.nn.
Nottebohm." a large assortment ot
Eich Paria
Decorated Dinner, Dessert, and
... Tea Sets, , 1
Of entlrAlr nw ahnM and dMnrarlnna viav.. huu
Imported.
DINNER SETS, from f 175 to $1000 a Set
TEA SETS, from $35 to $400 a Set
Thr.eln want Af nrnfiuiTrri ntvK vi ..4 r.
rE'lH cannot tall to make a selection irom our larue
assortment.
By the same arrival we a'so nave a variety of
Rich
Parla Decorated Dinner Coffee
Cups and Dessert Platea.
JAMES K. KERR.
CHINA. HALT., (118 6tCp
No. 5tl) C1IRSNUT Street.
COOK & BKOTEiER,
IMPORTERS OF HOSIERY,
53 Norlh EIGHTH Si reef,
No.
Have
Opened, (Steamer " Propontis,")
Medium to Finest Qualities of
from
Gents' English Merino Vejta and Pants.
Ladies' English Merino Vests and Pants.
Misses' English Merino Vests and Pants.
Boy's English Merino Vests and Pants,
9
Exclusively our on importation, and bearing our
Tit ArE MARK. ClOlwsmSm
"y E I X V I T E ATTENTION
TO OUR. LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF
PINK CORAL.
Believing that our Stock will bear
able comparlaou botli la
STYLE AND PRICE
WITH ANT IN THE COUNTRY.
CLARK & BIDDLE,
JVELLBS AND SILVERSMITH
No. 712 CIIESMT STREET,
10 8 fmvr tl2 25J
J. T'-
OA LLAOH
E Tw,
LATE OF BAILEY As CO..
rOBMEKLY BAILEY & KITCHEN,
Invites attention In hla VTf.w .lvirn dv vjtiu
A'l ooodi vatt anted ot first aualtiv.
QIMON ' COLTON & CLARKE
Have Received in Btors ai d la Bocd,
100 CASES JULES MUMM'S WINES
CONSIsTINO OF ,
Private Btotk,
Cab:n?t,
. . Imperial Ewe, aud
Dry Verzenay
ALhO,
, 1U0 r aaaeta Heuleck a; Co,V.
an c.aes uarklinaHooarzebeverand Moutiu
2fl cases Veuve Clicquot.
2S eases Uern.an Bocks.
J30 oclavre (20 aallons) superior Crown Sherry.
' 3D casks Youth's Scotch Ale.
10D taa Fine labia Claret.
FOB ALB AT 1 If POUTERS' PC ICES. '
S. W. Corner liROAt) und WALNUT.
1 Old 4- A C
hEW lUUCKWHEAr- lFLOUR,
. WHITE . CXQVt 3 .HONlii Y, !
j IN6MW. VOXEO. ,
.; r'f .t iALBEKT Or SOBKBTS, j
H 7rp( L'omei KLJSVEiirtt and VISE Sto.
MATITKMATICAL AND DRAWING IN3TRO
mtns,' Whatman's DrawlBi1 Papers. Oxrmta
and EnglUk aanera by Uie roll or shl, mna-nM f
Main, at UObH CO.'tf, ho. in VHtMSVt
B reet. ' 1 It wsiit
NORTHERN CENTRAL BONDS
WE OFFER FOR SALE
A LIMITED AMOUNT OP THE BOND
of xn
NORTITERX CENTRAL I?1LWT,
AT
89.
These Booms bear SIX FES CENT. IMEBKiT
paaWeiml-annnai: in this CITY, .
111 EE FROM ALL STATE TAX,
And are Cnnann n..i. . a. An. ..
IIU1 - . hi .uiviibii vi pjvv mam
lUVOfach. The holder haa ih. i,ririu.ri,.ri..
them
matfe rea'sterrd at the efllce or the Companr
in uu cuy, thla beto( a great protection la ease
B.etMnlnbMP'"ft,r,"h m ",oroti.n ap.
plication in p won or by tetter.
DREXEL t& CO.,
No. 04 South TlilRU
ion tnp
St.
UNION PASSENGER RAILWAY BONDS
FOR SALE.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF StJC
PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS
BV TUB
Inlon Passenger Ralhv-! Corapanif
OO,
Taxation. National,
MunicipaL
Free from all
8tat, (Lai
Tbcee Bonds are Brst lien on the Boad and
Branches or tbe CoiDjianv,. are C oupon Bonds of
Klve Hnndrod Dollars eoch, and are oflorod in aanw
or t600andupv?orUs,at tbe low priceol NlNHrr
1'h.lt CENT.
Tot further intormat on apply at the offloe X
JACOB E. BIDGWAY,
No. 57 South THIIXD ST.
llClm4p . t
PLAV INO CAKD8. CRIBBA'lE, BCRGAaf.
1?&$$SI. G'meg M "08B fete?" jjlff
OPERA.
OPERA HEAD DRESSES,
OPERA FANS,
OPERA GLASSES.
PARISIAN" NOVELTIES.
BAILEY & CO,
No. 819 CHESNTJT STREET,
OHlmwtJl
TNKS. ARNOLP'S, DAVID'S. MAYN ARD A
t .ai " j a.riMv. t,uu nil . i) up, i ariluaB
WW won pi
0; tn &sjLSi
l H I LAD ELPH I A.
YnnnaT Hf ow tVa iak a . i t
Dent nmnriAr fat VnBlnA.a t ! a 1 1 . .
U8 to vwit this Institutloix
KA1EBANK8 BOOK KEEPING.
' Ibii m'Ark. PAnfMlnlnaT AA4 nana! I.wa S-
iftryetnd uiobt cotupitte treUu extant, w now readr
till hmIA al Dliaa AsffA
. EVENING IJf8TBUOTIOV.
twenty Ave Dollars for a Hlx Months' Count.
lltmrp
pOCKKT BOOKS OF OUR OWN AND THE
Street. Ui7ii
Q A W T ON
GINGER.
Fresh Imported Canton Preserve! Gli-
ger, Dry and In Byrup, A
CT THE FIH ESI QPAllTr.
VOU SALE BT
JAMES It. WKJ3H,
i . . ...
J14 EIGHTH and WALMDT Ktrwts.
GAP. LKTXElt, AND'NOTK' PAPKRS-AN
endles" vsrlitv ot styles and orlcea. at muni .
I K IN iltNIIT fjllA.1 . " ' .
PINE OPEKA GLASSES
IMPORTED AND FOR SALE BY "
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO..
10 Wt No. 9"cn'lcgBfi!T Street.
BILi.ADih CARDS CIBCDLAR8, Kir.
li,V"l A"Wyl Certlflc.ua, Vhiki.
CO.'8.Vo.4Vji"m-T; nt.... fit.
" mi i want
THE PARTNKRSHIP HERKTOFORE EXIST-
vvv ir l" v"..'"" unuoniiHueo. t'auina IfcKIN-
u.iu in """OU f UJ SKI u.
U4. , , , . JlMKFH u.riwi 'T
r.,fh.,i ilJBV.Q. yox, . .. '
i a nmlaral.,ni,H will aAnllntia th m. . . . .
ftWRTiStt"" ' bu"n "M ' " 0,(1 oorne'rnof
ThlhllTff al l tl -.. I'll kk U j u. 7 u m ...
grneriiprt" Ion' 'ot M W hS&F ""V
ii' a a. vu jh"ii.i .u ana jilkkkt Btreou.
.. . , . , .i i. Vlilladtfliihi.
I
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