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SATURDAY, HQVKMBKR 10, 18RC.
. LITERATURE.
11UVIEW 'OP-NEW BOOKS.
Tun 0000 Om Ttmksi.
Jloushton: New York.
Chconul street.
A Story. Iliird A
Ashrueail, Mo. 724
A fresh, pure story for boys, and one which
Can be real with Interest by old as well as young
...beads. It Is a simple and effective little ro
mance, and i a recreation, not a dissipation.
Tht it comes from the press of Messrs. Ilurd &
Houghton Is of itself a recommendation wtiich
will admit It Into every family circle. That
firm has never, like some of its rivals, prosti
tuted Its popularity, and every work they publ is U
is Instructive, pure, aud of a high moral an well
a intellectual order.
A Fihht Latin Readino Book. By William
Sm.ch, L.L.D., and Ifnry Drosler, LL.D.
liarper A Bros. Philadelphia Agents: J. B.
lappincott A Co.
This second of the series bcin? Issued by
Harper, as guides to students of Latin, com
prises an epitome of Cwsar's Gailicjwars, and a
Compendium of Hhomond's "Lives of Distin
guished Romans." Tbe text is carefully re
vised, and as scrupulous and exact as passible.
Copious uotcs explain tbe construction, and a
dictionary of nklamiliar words makes study
' easy. The book inain'ftlns the high character
acoured by the iirst of the series of 'Triad pin
l.atiua."
T iK National Cook Book. By a Lady of Phllii
.lolphla. T. B. Peterson & Brother.
The publication of reliable and really valu
able recipes and cook books, has been made a
specialty by Messrs. Pctcr.-on. The one before
us is the best that has fallen under our notice.
True, we do not know much about tbe culinary
department, and have to tuko the proportions of
cgiH, sugar, and cream given us, tor gospel
truth. But the writer evidently knows what
she is talking about. She treats of the cheapest
methods oi prcpar.n,? soups, Ash, oyster3, every
thing, in fact, from pickled clams to call's foot
jelly, and from catsup 10 pie. She is a universal
geuiua in her line, and her book can be rciicd
upon for exactness of detail and copious direc
tion. '
The same publishers are preparing to Issue an
enlarged lifet of works in rapid succession. That
ery welcome novelist, Mrs. Stephens, is writing
a new novel, "The SolJicrs' Orphanu," lwhlch
will, doubtless, be woithy of her extended fame.
The reputation of this house for enterprise will
not bo diminisHed by their conduct during the
w 'uter season.
Own P0ET3. By the Author of "Dora Dirling."
Philadelphia Ageut: U. W. Pitener, No. SUH
Ohesnut street.
'Our Poets" is the conclusion of "Dora Dar
ling," and whi'.e it possesses power and interest,
does pot equal in force the original btjry. It is
a "sweetly" written work, aud leaves us in
doubt whether it was intended lor children or
adults. It is certainly interesting, although
some parts of it approach the tedious. We
doubt if the nature of the subject really war
ranted a concl jsiou; bat as the author has seen
tit to write one, we commend it for its interest
and purity of style, as well as the neat manner
:u which it is published.
A Complete IIistoby ov tub Great Rebellion;
or, Tub Civil War in tub United Status
IS61-65. By James Moore, M. D., lute sur
geon in the United States Army, author of
'Kilpatrick and our Cavalry." Philadelphia:
Published by the Quaker City Publishing
House, No. 927 Sansom street.
This is a work of real valne, both for general
reding and for reference. It contains 5.r2 pages
of closely and handsomely printed matter, and
U illustrated with mauy portraits of our heroes
as well as btttle-scenes. The b"ok is well writ
ten, and deserves a large sale. Dr. Moore is
w ell known in Philadelphia as a graceful writer,
rtuil he has had a vest experience with thearmy.
Thin book Is not alone made up of the Doctor's
persoual observations, but Is really what it pro
tests to be, "A Complete History of the Rebel
lion." The work is neatly prepured, and re
flects great credit on both the author, printers,
an 1 publishers.
Beethoven's Letters (1790-1820. Translated
by Lady Grace Wallace. Hurd A Houghton,
New York.
It is seldom that the titled nobility of Great
Biitaio devote sufficient attention to literature
as to enable them to present the world with a
really good work. Especially is it true of the
ladies. We, therefore, must give Lady Wallace
great credit for the admirable translation before
us a translation in which all the spirit of the
original is retained, and euflicicnt of the idiom
to remind us that it is a German and not an
English work. So far, therefore, as the lady's
part of the work is concerned, it is well done.
After reading the two volumes before us, it
seern doubtful whether the subject-matter of
the contents i of sufficient importance to call
for a publication. Beethoven's name is familiar
to every American ear. His compositions are
played daily in our streets. We sing his tunes
on the Sabbath, and listen to his melodies on
every piano-forte. His musical genius has made
him a great man. Upcn it, and it alone, all his
claims to fame rest. Is it wise, then, for his
admirer to bring him before us as a Ullwaleur
While his bonatos will live forever, there is
nothing In his letters which will add one drop
to bis cup of renown. He Is a poor letter-writer
and the subjects ot which he treats are, with
but a few exceptions, trivial and purely domes
tii-. We are told ot his love for the Countess
Guiletta Guicciardi, his "immortal beloved,"
mil such matters. None of them rUe to the
dinnitY of being of public interest.
B'L'bere Is, however, an Interest which attaches
tself to tbe doings of all great men. We feel a
curiosity about their doings and sayings. We
like to ulve a personality to our idea of their
ame, and therefore enjoy the petty details of
their Uvea. Foeciall.v Is this true when tney
express their own thoughts In letters. Therefore
the edition of Just such private epistles as those
of Beethoven are eagerly bought up and gene-
rxiWread. Ther tu nometh n2 in our nature
w bich revolts aeanut th'.s tearing aside ol the
veil of privacy which ought to shroud the secrets
ot the dead, and bringing his love-letters
a It critical public eye. But as such Is th
THE DAILY EVENING TEL
custom, we give the Beethoven letters a much
credit as belongs to any work of this class.
There arc many of thorn without date, which
causes considerable confusion, but are mue of
them so pre-eminently important as to warrant
a selection from them as an evidence of their
style. To all lover of Boelhoven's music we
commend tbis reliable chronicle of his private
thoughts and actlous.
G. W. Pitcher sends us a chromo repre
senting young ducks, some swimming, some
sitting on the bank, and all in attltudo true to
nature. The coloring is admirable, and the
whole plate Is woithy of being framed and
placed upon our parlor walls. It Is admirably
executed, and is one of the bwt affairs of the
kind which lias lallcu under our notice. L.
Prang & Co., of Boston, are the publishers.
eclvcd, through J. B. Lippin
eott A Co., a copy of John Minor Botts' "Great
Rebellion," which Harpers have just published.
The lateness of the hour necessitates our post
poning an extended review until next week.
LITERARY NOTES.
Jlfssr?. Richardson A Co. are about to pub
Hnh "War Poetry of the South," a handsome
volume 01
r lour hundred and eiuty-two pages,
Mr. William Gdtnore Simms, and con-
edited by
Munnsr over 10 nunarea specimens or verse,
pood, bad, and indiiferent. As a Cjllectlon it
compares fuvorablv, we think, with the earlier
collections of Mr. Frank Moore and Mr. Richard
Grant White.
"Though fi'Otjoual in it character," tnyn Mr.
81111111s in his preiace, "and indicative of a tompnr
and a UtIihk which were iu conflict with nation
ality, jet, now that tlio Ma'et oi tno Union have.
Iiccu resolved into ono nation, this collection i
essentially as much the properly ol the whole as are
tbe captured camion which were employed airant
it during the prows ol the late mar. It belongs to
the national literature, and will hereafter bu re
cardtd as constituting a proper part of it, just as
legitimaielr to be recognized by tbe nation as aro
the rival ballads ot the Cavaliers and Moundhcads
by the KngUsh, in the treat civil conflict ot their
couutiy."
All tbe Southern poets with whom wc were
previously acquainted arc represented in its
pases. Among the best known names are those
of Mr. lleury linirod, M r. Paul II. Hayne, Mr.
James Bttrrou Hope, Mr. John R. Thompson,
Mr. A. J. ltequir, Mr. Alexander 0. Mocks, Mr.
George II. Miles, Mr. Albert Pike, Mr. Ibmrv
L. .Flush, Mr. James R. Randall, Mr. John Ksteu
Cooke, aud Mr. Minima himself.
Some ol the best lyrics in the volume are by
rompaiatively unknown writers, a- Frank
Tifknor, of Georgia, whose "Old It i Hem a a" is
an admirable little ballad. That prolitic poet.
"Anonymous," has done himself, or possibly
herselt in this instance, lull justice in this touch
ing poem:
ENLISTED TO-DAY.
I know the sun shines, and the lilacs are blow
ing, And summer sends kisses by beautiful May
Oh J to see all the treasures' the spring is be
stowing, And think ray boy Willie enlisted to-day.
It seems but a day since at twilight, low hum-mine-,
I locked him to sleep with his cheek upon
mine.
While Robby, the four-year old, watched for the
coming
Of father, adown the street's Indistinct line.
It is many a year since my Harry departed.
To come buck no more in ihe twilight or
dawn:
And Robby grew weary of watching, and started
Aloue on the journey his lather had gonu.
It is many a yenr and this afternoon sitting
At Bobby's old window, I heard the band
play,
Aud suddenly ceased dreaming over my knit
ting, To lecollect Willie is twenty to day.
Aud that, standing beside hira this soft May-day
morning,
Tbe sun making gold of his wreathed cigar
smoke,
1 saw in his sweet eyes and lips a faint wurniu?,
Aud choked down the tears when he eagerly
spoke:
"Dear mother, you
know how these Northmen
are crowing,
They would trample the rights of the
South
in tbe oust:
The boys are all lire; and they wish I were
going "
lie stopped, but his eyes said, "Oh, say if I
must!"
I smiled on the boy, though my heart seemed
brettking.
My eyes tilled with tears, so I turned them
away.
And answered him, "Willie, 'tld well you are
waking
Go, act as your father would bid you, to-day !"
I fit Iu tbe window, and see Ihe flnt;8 flying,
And drearily list to the roll of tbe drum.
And smotner the pain that in my heart is lying,
And bid all tbe lenrs in uiy doboiu oe dtimo.
I thall Hit In the window, when summer is lyitit?
Out over the heldj, am! tbe Honey-Dee's hum
Lulls the roue at the porch from her tremulous
bigninK,
And watch for the face ofmv darling to come.
And if be should fall his young life he has
(jiven
For Ireedom's sweet sake; and forme, I will
Dtav
( inco more with my narry and Robby in naven
To meet tne aear ooy tnat euusieu to-uay.
Mr. John Enten Cooke writes the following
pi.usr, fiom Millwood, near Winchester, Vir
ginia:
ir. exiljs.
In liht or gloom that memory come
AcroB9 the rollinir loum
I puss aain to earlier years,
And dream of you and home !
You walk the bright Virginia woods,
The winds are tow and sweet
The trumpet flower burns in the hedge,
Tbe bluth ro9e round your feet:
The tulips whisper overhead,
The dove coos in the tree.
As on that evening long atro
When you were all to me !
The dear Virginia lilies bloom
For you: the roses blow;
Beside the rock-ribbed ocean's marge
An exile wanders slow
Deep in the old memorial wood
1 see you, musinsr, roam
And think "There's nothing half so sweet
As thoughts of youth and home I"
-Mr. Georce F. narrineton. author of "Inside,
a Chronicle ot Secession," will commence a new
tale in tho December number ot Harpers
Monthly, under the title Ot "Tne Virginians in
Texas." This tale is of special Interest at the
present time, we are assured on the cover ol the
mupuKine, as It sets ionn wuai wan
tore tue war, what it would now have been but
for tho war, and what tt may yet become, not-
wnnsiuDaiiip; the war, wncn iincriy i nmuiou,
law maintained, etc. etc. Tbis is promising,
certainly, though how it could have been accom-
piiRDeu in a xuie written oetore ine Drifunuin uuv
of tbe war. as this nurnorts to have been, is
what, we cannot exactly see, Hretotore it was
the poet who claimed the gift of prescience; but
it seems now tbat the uovelists are beginning to
make tho same pretensions, and, we dare say,
on Just as substantial grounds.
A larire rlnthinrr finnan In London has lately
taken to publishing a monthly periodical under
tbe title of the Aldqate Magazine. Who its
writers are we are not informed, but, if we may
Judge bv their enm positions, the ink with which
they write is larsrcly diluted with water we pre
sume, uoiu me Aiugate rump.
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OK THE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
ORGANIZED ln,1835. INCORPORATED June7 1841
Ofllce, No. 507 NOR'I II Mreet. Open from sprll 1st
to October 1st irotn 0 to 12 A. M Open fiom October
1st to April 1st ;rom 2 to 8 P.M.
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ALKX. O OA 1 1 ELL, Vioe-t-cenldent.
RUDOLPH K. UOEKL1CH, necreiury.
THOMAS T. MAON. Treasurer,
Ao. 4Z8MAi(KEl Street
Matthew Neviklrk,
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n I.BOU AJUUIOU,
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and Incarrvinii out tbesu objeuts It combines In Its
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ported, sent, or coining tor aid. And It furnishes to lis
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ciety tor investigation and tbe needed ashistunce.
During clanteeu hnndred and sikty five, tvblcii com
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the missionaries are now calling upon our cftizeos and
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Booksof the Compaoy on tbe Htli ot September next,
mitr tiie closing oi trunsiers, at 3 P. M, ol thai dar the
privilege of subscribing lor new s ock at pir, to tne
extent oi one share ot new stock ior every liie shares
then standing In tbeir names. Each shareholder ei titled
to a iractior.ai part of a share shall have tbe privilege of
subscribing ior a lull share.
the subscription books will open on MONDAY, Hen
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Patnient will be considered due June 1, 1K87, but an
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beiore the 1st ot November. iNUT On all payments,
Including the albieatd Instalment, made before tbe 1st
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t a at uate and the 1st ot November, lr7 , uilurest will be
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A II stock net tald un In full by the 1st ot foremoer,
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l Humes ior the new stock v. ill not be issued until aiter
Juuel IMil.aud said stock, n pa.d up In lull, w l be en
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!1 o'clock P. Al . of ThUDAY. tbe lOlhdtyol No
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whether Benlsteicd or Coupon Loans, 'lobe addressed,
"t ouimlssiontrs ol Milking und Piarrisburg, pa."
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ELI SL."10'-00"""-
Blate Treasurer.
10 2S t w CommlsslonerajDf tbe tt ukiug fund.
1ST,
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blbltlon in Philadelphia a' No. 921 UtSMJ f ttireet,
on AioadaV, Novtuiberl9. 1SB6.
Ladles ibronghoiuttne country, enpaved In Art pur
suits, are coidm ly invlud io contribute to the Exhibi
tion ihe works received to consist ot Paintings,
orislnal or copied In oil, water-co:ors, and paste. I
Desims, fcketches. Sludles, nd luawlngsoi all deorl)
tious Included Iu Art and i-culpture; Mode s in plusieit
wood and sieel t-ngravlngs, and Lltbograi;hs
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executed by women, are alo requeitej j0 tDe
cause by louning them or the exhibition.
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rd residence, and. llloraie. the price, must accom
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PAAY-TRKASL RER'S Dr.PART MKNT
... PniLAnKLriiiA, ovcmberl, 18G8.
t. .. NOTICE TO HTOCKIIOLDER
1 be Eonrd ol Directors have this day declared a semi,
aiinnal dividend ol KOl'RPKK CENT. 00 the c anltal
Mot of Ibo ('(impanr, clear of National anil Biate
ta jes. payable on and alter Kovemnet 30 1W8.
Blank . l'oweis of AHorney for collect ln dividends
S?.n.."J", " tU8 ofl'ce 01 the Company, No. Mi B.
In I n It Btreet.
Jl f 't TIIOM A 8JTFI RTTI, Troasnrer.
K3f" JUST V V B I. I S H E D
rK By the Physicians o( the
NEW YOltK MUSEUM,
the Klnct'cth Edition 01 their
FOl'H LECTURES,
entitcd
rilTLOHOPUT OT HAUrtl AGE,
1 0 be bad bee, ior four stamps, br aadxesslnff Secre
tin v New York Museum ot Ana'omv,
el Ao 6181; ROADWAY, New York.
nf.w n.r.iuME im the uasdkkucuikf.
I'llAI.OX'S "Xlglit lUoomln Cereu."
FIIALON'S "Mht Dluomlug Cereua."
1IIAMN'S "Mlit Hloouilng Cereua."
PIIAI.ON'S "Mglit liloumtug Cercus."
PIIAI.OX'S "Mght Bloomluff Cereus.'
A most exqnislte, delicate, and Frafrrant Perrama,
dlstll'ed from the rare and inautliul tlowir irora uhlch
tt takes Us name.
Manufactured only by 6 13 ws
PIIALUK Ol SON', Ner York.
lltWARE OF COUNT FBFEIT8.
ASK FOB I IIALON S TAKE NO OTIIEK.
r1A?H AND DKED BOXES. AND A FULL
assortment of Htatloners' Tm Uoois, at MOSS
CO. H. No. 432 CHESNUT Street. 1017 W8'2t
FALL STVLE HATS. Q
TIIF.O. II. M'CALLA,
Hat and Cap Emporium,
913m4p r e
No. B04 CimSNUT Street.
MASONIC PUBLICATIONS. HEADQUAR
ten for MnsnnIn Rnnku .1 Mrw4 Jb ln a v..
432 CHLSNUT Street. 1017ws22t '
S P L EN 1)1 I) D I SP L A Y
OF
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
FOR LADIES' SACQUES.
Prices much less than other Establishments.
A MAMMOTH STOCK
OK
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
TOIt MEAS' AND BOYS' WEAR.
GREAT 1JAI1QAIXS
In Black Gros Grain Silks.
A large Stock of DRESS GOODS at Low Prices,
AT IVS'ELROY'S,
No. 11 South NINTH Street,
10 25 thstu24t4p ABOVE CQF.SSCI.
POCKET AND OrTICB CUTLERY, WOS
tcnholm's, bodgere', and other colehraied factors,
at MOSS & CO.'S, No. 432 CHLBNUT Street lOliwsl
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.'S
8TOCK OP
flLVER-WARE.
Is now Unusually Large and Attractive.
No. 833 CIIESNUT St.
10 9tatl4pU2 25
JAMES
E. CALDWELL A CO.
Have a Very Choice Selection of
DIAMONDS,
Mounted In the moat Artistic Style.
No. 8.'9 CIIESNUT ST.
10 9 tuths4D tl2 2ft
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.
CLOCKS,
BRONZES,
FANCY COODS.
No. 8 CIIESNUT STREET.
10 9tutn4ptl2 2S
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.
Have a full line of
WATCHES
Fr oiu the u.ost celebrated makers In Switzerland, Co
ptnhsgen, Kngland, and America.
No. 833 CHRSNUT St.
10 9 tnths4p tlj 25
W"" RITING-DEiSKS AND POUTFOLIOH-A
splendid selection to choose from, at MOS A
CO. '8, N o. f.tl CrlKWM'T Btreet 10 U ws22t
QHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
A Splendid Assortment in the Latest Styles.
Special attention is invited.
M. SHOEMAKER & CO.,
10 4 thstn4ptt
Nos, 4 and 6 North EIGHTH Street
ATIIRMATK AL AND DRAWING INSTRU
nients. Whatmsn'it Drawln Papers. Oermnn
and Eualisli paocrs l.y the 'oil r ttheet. ?'
Main, . at MOSS tO.'S. No. Si C'ltKMNItr
H.reet. loll ws22t
TDOCKKT ROOKS OF OUR OWN AND TUB i
J most celebrated JnRllsh, (lerman. and French
tnanniaoture. at WOSS A to.'tJ. JSO. 432 rtlKSstir I
Street. iniiwrtt
FINE CHOCOLATE
COIN FECTION,
HI A.NUF ACT URKD FUOM
Ni:V COCOA 1 JEANS.
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
No.1310 MARKET Street.
10 22 mm tl
JICII DECORATED
DINNEIl,
DESSERT, and
TEA SEfS.
KERR'S CHINA HALL.
Now opening, per ships "Arlstldes," and "Marianne
S ottehohm," large assortment ot
Bich Paris Decorated Dinner, Dessert, and
Tea Set,
Of entirely new stipes and decorations, neret before
Imported.
DINNER SETS, from $175 to $1000 a Set.
TEA SETS, from $35 to $400 ft Set
Those In want of DECORATF.D DINNER and TEA
BKTh eannot tall to make selection from our large
ai-sortnient.
By the same arrival we also have a variety of
Illch Paris Decorated Dinner Coffee
Cups and Dessert IMatea.
JAMES K . KERR,
CHINA II A rI., 113 6t5p
No. 530 CI IESNUT Street.
JplNE OPERA GLASSES
IMPORTED AND FOR SALE BY
JAMES W. QUEEN tl CO.,
10 18tf No. 941 CIIESNUT Street.
I3LANK AND MEMORANDUM BOOKS ON
J on hsnd or made to order In the best mannor. at
HOSS HQ'rt.Xo 43jriU'HNUr8treet. 1017wsi2t
Q A N TON GINGER.
Fresli Imported Canton Preserved Gin
ger, Dry aud In Syrup,
OF TIIE FIB EST QUALITY.
FOU SALE BY
JAMES It. WEBB.
f US EIGHTH and WALNUT Streets.
P LAYING CARDS. CRIUHAUE, BACKGAM
mon. and Chess Boards and Games, Bazlqu, and
a varietv of other Games, at JsOSa & CO N, No. 414
t liKtiM'I Street. It) 17 waM
"EW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
white: clover iionioy,
in small boxes.
albert c. roberts,
dealkr in fine groceries,
11 7rp Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Sts.
TKKS.-ARNOLDS, DAVID'S, MAYNARD &
,L N ores' Fluids, Bla'k. Coprlnpr. Blue. Carmine,
India, and Japan, at MOSS & CO.'S, Ho. 432 (JHK8
t)T Street lOUwsm
BILL-IIEAD8. CARDS, CIRCULARS, ETC.
1 1 lir ed with despatch; Cert Ideates, Checks,
Inaifb, etc., engraved in tne finest styles at MOfHfe
CO.'S. ho. 43i CUEbNUX Btreet. 1017 ws22t
-Philadelphia.
Youn? Men" who wlsh'fo prepare themselres In the
best manner for Business Lite, will find It to their ad
tage to visit this Institution.
FAIRBANKS' BOOK KEEPING.
Tbis work, containing 448 pages, lame octavo, the
lament and most complete treatise extant. Is now ready
tor sale at the ofllce.
EVENIKO INSTRrCTIOW.
Twenty Ave Dollars for a fclx Months' Course.
Il5 6trp
CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS AN
endless variety of styles nnd prices, at MOSS A
CO.'H. ho. 432 CHKKNCT Btreet. 1017ws2iit
JUST OPENED,
A LARGE VARIETY"
OF
Colored Sunday-School Cards,
VARYIXO IN PRICE FROM
12 TO 50 CENTS PER PACK.
FCR SALE AT
MRS. J, HAMILTON'S
Book Store,
118th;tulu tio. 1311 CIIESNUT Street.
Letter corr-BOOKS,
300 page, 9150,
LETTER COPY-COOKS,
000 page,$300.
LETTER COPY-BOOKS,
1000 pagei, $300.
FADER'S PENCILS, 73 cent Poxeu.
EN VELOPES, Sl'39 per thousand.
It. IIOSKINS CO.,
BLASE BOOS M ANTFACTCBE 88,
blATI0AEE8 AND CABD EKOBAVEH8,
e 88 6nnp Xo. 913 ARCH Street.
NEURALGIA CTJRRD KY A SINGLE APPLI
cation of "ITHJIM'S WfiS1Hj,c1OII"'8o)J
at I'HiAM 8 N- . ilOHTU btreet, and by al
lirugulsta. eo ceut and 1 boMle. 10'iduirp
I
(lift ono?
m
TkTnTTTT.TTTTR TTI
lW f V Xili X JLJEliJ J.H
NOVELTIES Iff
WEDDING CATDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CA.RDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
Th? Latest Loi clon and Parl Blylps.
The Latest London and Paris Stflm.
The Latest London and Paris Styles.
Cards for Leather Weddings,
Card tor Leather vyeddltisr,.
Cards for leather Weddlnge,
Wooden Weddings,
Woodon Weddiuus,
Woodea Weddings,
Tin Weddlnps,
Tia Weddinir,
. .. Tin Weddings,
Silver and Gold Wedding.
Sliver and Gold Weddiii".
Silver and Gold Weddings.
Monograms, Ciphers, etc.,
. , lKsigned and Kngravcil.
Mouograrus, Cipher!1, etc.,
Designed and Bliifrravod
Monogram?, Cipher, etc.,
Dcsigued and GnRravod.
A large assortment of
French, Knplish, and 'American
French, Knellsh, and Atnoncim
French, English, aud American
lepers and En-velopes.
Papers and Envelopes.
Papers and Envelopes.
Initia!?, Mouogratii', etc.,
Stamped lu Colors Gratis.
Initials, Monograms, etc.,
Stumped in Colors Gratij).
Initial?, Monogram?, etc.,
Stamped in Colors Gratis.
Initials, Monograms, etc.,
Stamped In Colow Gratis.
Initial, Monograms, etc.,
stamped in Colors Gratis.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT Of
WAITING DESKS,
WRITING DESKS,
POR1 FOLIOS,
POK 1 FOLIOS,
TRAVELLING CASES,
TRAVELLING CASES,
POCKET KNIVES
POCKET KNIVES
WALLETS AND POCKE l-BOOKS,
WALLETS AND POCKET-BOOKS,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
18 6 7.
13 67.
DIARIES
DIARIES
18 6 7.
1867.
FIFTT-TJ1BEF STZES AND STYLES.
F1ETY-1UUKE .SIZES AND 8LYLKH.
ALL KINDS OT BLANK BOOKS
KULED AND BOUND TO ORDER.
R.IIOSKINS & CO.
No. 913 ARCH Street,
and 10 22 slot
No. 921 SPRING GARDEN St.
FINEST AND BEST STATIONERY AT MORS
& CO.VS, So. id CHfcS.NUI Htreet 10 11 wax
EXCELSI0E "
CLOTHING HALL,
EXCELSIOR
CLOTHING HALL,
EXCELSIOR
CLOTHING HALL,
S.E. Cor. SECOND and MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CLOTIMtf FOR MEN AND BOYS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTIN0S.
BcparJinenl for Custom Worfc.
Agenls for Oiled Clothing.
EDWARDS & LAWRENCE.
10 23 tathsinarp
pjOUSE-FURNISniNG GOODS.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
BARGAINS.
To close the estate ot tbe late
JOHN A. MURPIIEY.
Importer and Dealer In
I
IlOlSE-FCUKISIIIXO GOODS,
No. 023 OHESNUT STREET,
Between intn and Tenth South Side, Phlln.
Hi Administrator now offer the whole stook at price
beiow the orc'mury ratea charged, l'hln nocc embrauvii
e.ery ih nu wanteu in a eil-t rd.rtd houeho di Pialn
TIU Ware, brualiei. Wooden Ware, baaaeu. Hated
ware, fc'utlerv. Iron Ware. Japanned Waie and Cook
log Uteusi.iofeverr description. '
A at dUt VArfHlv nt' iiH If m U iltrTa nmrt ft . Ann
et'L0;,,f'b.e.o0,a.lnel1 00 th9 fO't ieaonable terms
(:rUJ:AKC1IU ktlUtbAXOilaaud WA.IUB.
A Are aortment of PAPIER MA CHE GOOD.
1 ililitlielnnifiitretall eataliilHlinienttn tbia line In
rtilladeiphia and clilztus ami trangera will nnd It to
ttelr advaniaire to exnmlne our atock beiore purctuuinir.
ote. Our Irlenda in theeountrf may onler br mall,
and prompt attention will be tiven. 11 1 thatui
COTTON AND FLAX
BAIL VVCK AND CANTAB,
ol all number and braadu
Tent. Awnlngr. Trunk, and Wagoh-t'o, "Juck. Alan,
Paper nianuiactiirera' Drier Kelta, irom one to aeven
Itet Wiue ; Paulina. Ilcitina, Mall Twine, eie.
JOHN W, .KV HUMAN Co.,
3CS No If J JONES' AUox
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