TEE DAILY EVENING TEL KUUAi'lI. PHIL ADELPHIA, FKJDAY, NQVEMKflR ,1o, 18(50.
AXUSKXEHTF.
Rrronr, the rreatost of livm actresses, the
rival ot the great Jtachol, In oonjunciuin with bar
Italian company, will eive a icnmol representation"
in thiaouy. commencing on Monday, December 10.
'I ho sate of tickets will bojrin on Monday next.
Madame Kistorl wl:l como hero heralded br the
acclamation of the critics in every city where she
has acted Her impersonations ol classical and his
torical chart cteu , e pronounced unrivalled in con
oention and presentation.
The Baltimore American of yesterrtav has the follow-
critique nt.on the groat tragedienne:
"1 bearcat trajreuUnuo grows into a docpor and
more annuilng a ppncia'ion of hor entrancing
genius. Last iiipht - ho apprandtoa larger audience
than lias yet greeted rn-r. and which cv denced its
intent interest by a hushed and rapt attention that
made the flutter ol tho libretto lesves. as tach page
waspas-ca an almost paiului interruption. Ol tbo
playing itseil it la sutliuient to say it was "Quoen
Elizabeth" the proud, iiuncrious, loving, Jealous,
ambitious Queen depicted with a force and natural
ness mat carried awav Irom the spectator tiio idc
ot stage or theatre, and s -eniod to prusnnt to him
the yiyid personality it-el t, the actual Queen,
with all her pas-inns, vanity, temptations, and
cnn.es. J he scenes of tho sk'nlu? ot the doatn
war ant of Mary ntntirt, and at tra ds that
ol the Earl ot Es-ex, were eachconsummato speci
mens ot actinr. and marked witj the tiuost
touches of nature the different Impressions
which the two acts made upon the Qmcn. I'ho
throne cene in that no , and tno bursting forth ot
Elizabeth's martial spirit at the closii, bnlong to
those things which it miy truly, though tritely, be
said that they need to bo ston to bo appreciated.
One ol the elements of greatness In tho representa
tion was the perlectnoss with which tho part was
'mrde up,' to use a theatrical phrase. Each change
of Areas in the different acts was a picture, an art
study, Not tlizabi th herself, when her heart
delighted most iu gorgeous apparel, ever gratitlod
her courtiers with more perfect costuming, whilst
the cbauge present a between the third and iourth
acts, Hiiowinv the effect ot years and of roraorse,
was sta tin g lu its vivid reali'V. 1 he death scone,
proloi.red, we thongbt, almost . to pamlulue-s,
cilice a representation suca as we have never be
te ic ei)j(ytd."
Chesmjt STREET Theatre. Tho Lonj Strike Is
drawing tun houses at the Chesuat, aua will be
gl en until further no' ice Ibc leading character
ate remes' nted by Mr John K. Mcdonough and
kiss Jobie Oiton. assisted by Mo.-sro. Clarce,
Muckay. Hnd Lennox. A telegraph lino in full
epilation is one ot the lcatures ot the play. To
morrow, Arrah-na-Pogue will be Riven as a inatinee,
Walsdt Ftreet Theatric OwiBr to Miss
Ellie (J( rnion's llness, the bill lor this evening will
be clinnged, and Mr. J. 11. Kofoeits will appear as
"Charles do Moor," in Mohi'loi's D'ay of The. Jtt
tiers. The entertainment will ooncludo with The
A'ervous Fmtly. lo morrow night J. 8. Clarke
Will appear as "1'aul 1'ry," and in to other piooes.
Arch Street Theatre. Mrs. Howard Paul's
benefit will take nine- this evening, when a protean
entertainment will be given. Ibe impersonations
ot Mr. and Mrs 1'aul are full ot Kprightliness, sen
timent, ana versa. i.ity.
New Amkbican Theatre. -t The Black CroT,k
still ru t-aat this theatre, and nightly draws crowded
boiues. It wil doui.t e.r have a long run, as every
body seems anxious to see it.
Cnr Museum. Frank Drow, the able come
dian, is tho attraction at tl.is place ot amuse
meot. The performances are full ol spirit and
variety.
Lecture To-Nioiit. Hon. George S. Bouhvoll,
ot ftiassnehuseUg. will lecture ul Mutioual Hall this
( veiling, on ' Policy and Justice in Public Affairs."
Thu will be the opening lecture of a course under
the auspices of ttio social, Civil, and Statistical
Association of the Colored Peop.e ot Pennsylvania.
Tne oourse will consist of eight lectures by distin
guished orators, ibe second lecture v. II bo g'Vou
by Frederick Dougla s, on the Hd ot January next.
The Germaria Orchestra The following is
the programme lor to-mono at alternoon :
1. Overture t first timx) Kslllwoda
3. Song, "True Love" (tit at nine) Kuecken
8. Jobannis Kaebrln trauss
4. Andante, Irom Jupiter Hmlonie , ttoart
5 Overture, Frirschuts eber
6. Cavatiua, from Marino Fuliero Donizetti
7. Turner Galop (first time) . Ueinsdorf
CITT iKTELLIGEOE.
For Additional Local Itemt see Third Faje.
A. Handsome Impiiovemejit, The old
huilding that ban ttooi so long at the sotuUcat
corner of Fourth and Cbeanut streets, is no
being thoroughly renovated. Tho dark and old
fashioned stores on (ho lower Hoor have been
torn out and are b4ng Bite I up in modern
ctyle. There was a very noewony circura
ktances ct nnected with the tearing out ot the
corner blore. Tnewbo'eot the under portion
of the building was torn away, and the entire
superstructure reoted upon an iron pillar placed
as a support underneath. The corner utore
will be occupied as the retail branch tnabl'bh
nient of Barnes, Osterhout, Herron & Co, straw,
millinery, and French coods. Tue expenses
f improving the property, which will include,
besides the corner sture, one store on Cuesntit
tstreet and two on Fourth street, will amount to
near $20,000. They a ere commenced on the
VBth ot last August, and will be completed about
the first ot the year. Messrs Barnes, Osterhout,
Herron & Co. are the leasees of the whole
building, including all four stores. The win
dows ou Chesnut and Fourth streets are of the
modern style, with French nlatp glaa.
Octkaoeous Assault tjpox a Lady.
John Charles was arrested near Eighteenth and
Montgomery avenue lor making an assault upon
;t lady, tjhe had gone out yesterday afternoon
to see a couple ot children who were in the
groall-pox Hospital, and on returning unfortu
nately loit her way. She inquired of the defen
dant the direction to the city, and he purpasely
misdirected her to a louely place, making some
excuse to accompany her. When they had
arrived at a very lonely spot her suspicions be
came aroused that he' was dealing foully with
her, and she attempted to retrace her atep.
But the ruffian knocked her down and attempted
to outrage her, when her cries attracted a couple
of citizens, who gave chase to the rutliao and
captured him. Ho had a hearing before Alder
man Maswey, who held him in $1000 bail to an
swer at Court.
We call attention to the follovfin?
anneel. which is connected with an advertise
ment in our aiuusemcnt columns, as an act of
encouragement to a noole and worthy county :
We, the offioera and managers of "the Home
School." ior (he education and mamtonauce ol tho
destitute children of our soidiora and aai'ora, ear
neatly solicit the evmpathy and co-operation, in our
Fair and brand Pieseutation Festival, of all who
deaire, with ns to aee ' the Home and school" ena
bled lo receive and care for all needy ones, wuoseok
its shelter and protection.
Mrit. General UlysDos tS. Grant, President; Mra.
Cbarlen P. l)aiy. Acting l'rexiuent: Mr Major-
General J C Fremont, 1st Vlco-Pro-ident ; Mr.
Robert rorster, 2d Vice-President ; Mr. John 8
Voorbles, Ireasurer; Mm, Uavid Hovt, Secretary :
Mrs. Wll iarn p . Hniver. Correspondiii" Secie
lary;Mrs Hervey G. Law, Manager; Mra. J.J.
VtnDa.sem. Manager.
Violent Ahbai'LT and Battekv.
Frank Dempey was arrested yesterday alttr-
at Pine street and Delaware avenue, on a
charge of assault and battery wKh Intent to
kill It is alleged that Deuipsey went into a
tavern m Water street and demauded a drink.
Having no moneT lo pay ior it, tuo uunenuer
retimed to give it to him. He then became
very abusive, and was put out of the place,
ncino to the sheet, be nicked up a large cobble-
.inn. and. returnine. struck the bartender over
the head, knocking h in insensible and Injuring
him very seriously. Deinpsey was arrested and
had bearing belore Alderman Butler, who
committed him in default ot $500 ball lor assault
and battery W'tn m-ent lomn.
ROCtCHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTMNQ HOUSE,
Nos.603 and 605 CHESNUT St.,Phila.
foreign and Domestic Fabrics Made to
Order, Seasonable, Sfrnccabw
find Fostionablel
Pkttt Police Cases. Alderman Cloud
held a ruftn namrd William Jones 1n tSiOObad,
to answer at Court the chnrje of mhc ous
mischief. Jonas had been induU'lnor in old
ne, In obedience to the proclamation to
ob-erve the dsyasadnyof tbaokspivinir, at d
being by nature an Irascible man, he vrnted H
spleen by smssbinir things geneially.and sevetal
panes of glass particular, in lloaarrt street,
Ueotge W. Van Lonu was arreted on Wed
nesday cveniupr, watlst endeavorlncr to Investi
gate th- Interior of the lock ot a show-ra'e in
liont of a shoe store at Second and (JLrard ave
nue. Bctore his euileayora met with any aur
t'epsfnl termination, however, his operations
were nrrrs'ed, and so was he. lie had a hearing
belore Alderman VVilklns, who committed htui,
iu default of S400 bail, to explain himself.
iiavid Mumlur, an o.vstcrman, was arreted
on a warrant 1hhi,c(1 bV a man who had em
ployed him about n year ago. clinrgiUK hint with
aosirarting an overcoat. Although the war
rant has been out nearly a year, the ollioer
having it could never eufeb. ilit of Mumlur
until jeterday, when ho was arretted whilst at
Kandolph and Jelleron streets, in rharse of
oster-cart. lie hud u hearing be I ere Alnerman
5ins?ey, who held him in $Ht(J bail to answer toe
cburge of lareeny.
Samuel F. Jones had a hearing before Al ler
ninn Fitch, yesterday alternoon. on the charge
of dtiving over the child barah Carnes. Jones
i driver ot car No. ID. of the Seventeenth ntnl
Nineteenth streets pasacngrr railroad, lie was
held in $150
"tring.
At CftoRb 1'LM'UMi.b. ihcie Is a lamlly
living in Ciesonville, in the northern part of
the city, by the UHtne of Hoean. Tney have in
their employ a comlcai ouug tlarUey naurid
Ta.lor, who was lornierly a plave in South
Carolina. The boys in the neighborhood use i
frequently to amuse themselves by getting him
to nance his plantation breakdown's. The other
evening, wishing to have ?o-ne sport with hi n,
they pinned n paper to his coat while be was
dancing, and then set tire to it. It came pretty
near being rather perlous fun, for the coal itself
took fire, and il it had not b?en dicoverd in
time and put out.Taylor would have been a dead
darkeys His tcieains aroused Mr. Hogan, who
rus-hed out to bis piotecti .n, and at the same
time Taylor drew a pistol and disclurgert it
nmoneht his tormentors. Mrs. Hoean cuased
one of the crowd into a corner, and he, seetnir
no other way of escape, trnve her a left-hander
in the face, and then escaped before she recov
ered Irom its eilcers. She immediately got a
warrant out ugaiust the boys, nnd had five of
them airested and held in $300 bail each to
keep the peace belore Alderman Holaies. As
soon as they were released, they commenced a
cross-action against Mrs. Hogan for assault and
butteiy, and against Taylor lor carrying con
cealed deadly weapons. Both the latter weie
held in $.i00 bai! each to answer.
A Row in a Beeb Snop. There was
quite an interestiuc free fiht at a lager beer
saloon in Fourth street, below Thompson, last
evenin.2. About r. dozen uieu undertook to enter
into an argum.-ct at the same time, and tbe
logical reasoning, from the argumentation a1
licmmern merged into the iirsumpntatiou knock
iiown-em. Fur a few minutes the scene was
qr.ite lively. A heart was hit wherever seen,
and ala-ware was at a discount. The panes of
the windows were auuiniliueJ as thorouehly as
could be done by tbe application ot the most
approved "pain" killer, and the light articles
ol t'umi! tire in the b.ir-roorn suffered. Several
men were mere or les btidlycur about the
bead during the skirmish. Richard mith, who
was one ol the foremost in the tight, mis
arrested and escorted to Alderman Shoemaker's
othce. Alter a heating be was committed In
default of $1000 bail, to answer the charge ot
assualt and hatter v.
Robbery on a Canal Boat. John
McWilkins wa arrested yesterday on a charge
ot robbinor a man in Bristol a few days atro.
MeWilkens, It is alleced, wa prnwlir.ar around
Bristol, when he came across one of the em
ployes of o canal boa! wno was lying asleep on
his vessel. In f eatching around, h tound one
the man's boots, in wbich was s:oed away all
its owner's eamina-s for -weeks, nmouuting to
884. McVilkens took the money, and then
came down to tbe city to have a good time.
A warrant wns issueil against him, and he was
arrested yesterday. When examined, $70 of the
missing money was found upon his persou. lie
ban a hearing before Alderman I'laukingtou,
who held bim iu $1000 bail to answer at Coutt,
and sent him up lo Bristol to be taken in charge
by the authorities of that place.
The Late William Snidkr. Yesterday
afternoon, tDis gentleman was buried frojj his
late residence in this city. He was widely kuown
a? a man of wonderful mechanical genius, and
the inventor of many valuable improvements in
flue machinery. For a number of years he bad
charge of the splendid eneitie and coining appa
ratus belonging to t tie United Stales Mint, and
to bis skill is in a S'reut measure due the Deflec
tion to Vi Inch such machinery has been brought.
While conoected with the Mint he acquired a
great reputation for the correctness with which
the weights and balances used in adjusting the
com were reeiuateu under uis care, lie was tne
brother of the late Jacob Snider, recently de
ceased in Europe, where he was uraincr his
claim for an imorovemeut in fire-arms adopted
by the British Government.
Sudden Death in an Auction-Room.
At Thomas & Sons' sale at their rooms to-day a
man fell dead. Tbe persons in the room
gathered around to see the unfoitunate man.
and the sale was suspended for some time. Tbe
Coroner was summoned to take charge of the
body. The deceased is a (ierman, and was un
known to any one in the room. An inquest
will be held upon the body. He is supposed to
have died of heart, disease. The name of the
deceased Is supposed to be Casman, from bills
found in bis possession, lie resides at Second
and ( al ownili streets. He is apparently about
fifty-live ears of age.
Pickpocket Aebkstkd. Phillip Cariln
was arrested at Broad aod Filbert streets yester
day afternoon, charued with relievine u man of
his'watch and chain. Tbe person who was re
lieved is a native of aunnv New Jersey, and was
down m the citycn a visit. He happened to
catch siyht ot the "knack," and pointing bini
out to Supervisor Thompson, tne latter arrested
him. Cariiu is a pro'e.-siouai. tils victim, when
robbed, was quietly enzyme the bjanties of
Venn Sauare. The de emtant bad a heartna
before AUteriuan Jones, whobeldjhim in $500
bail to nnswetv
Important to Housekkkpeks. Espe
cial attention Is invited to tue announcement
ni Messrs. J. C. Miaworidue & Co., N. W. corner
of Eighth and jMnricet, streets, to oe lounn else
where, to the, eiiect that they nave on band a
laree quantity or very tine extra largi D(d-
I lu"
I
I "',,
olankets. w l'.li'Ji nave oeen omv piisqitv ro'ien
machinery oil, etc. T.icse blankest will be
extremely low. and are not sdilirleutlv
flatten ourw uron nrmimry xmuiflHUon.
Akothkk 1Uii on the "Coal Rakers."
Yesterday being Thanksgiving Diy, tbe "eoul
rakers" fitpposeo inev would nave a good tune
unmolested, butilie Reading Railroad speci-ds
were on baud, and citptured two of the che vo
coal lraterniiy, William Lewis and Chart 's
Mouser, who were caughv in tii act. Tluv
-eie bound over iu default 01 bad bv Alderm.ii)
Jones.
ROCICHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING HOUSE,;
cs 603 and 605 CHESKTJT St., Phila.
FALL. AND WINTER
4 OVERCOATS
IT GREAT VARIETY,
Tiik Citt YkWAhday. Thanksglvrng
Dav was cry uenetallv .observed je'terdRy aa a
dav of rest, and ihe cii"rhes, as a gencMl
thiig, had a very full atti iAiance. The weatttr
was verv favoiaf I" Indeed, it ecen.ed as if It
were made especially tor the av. The mornin
li
HUH Rnuipahnt rlnu.lv hut warm. About
o'clock the sun burst through the cl uas,
and shone with the brightness and warmth of
an October day.
Chesnut street waa alive with th fashion and
beauty ol tbe cit, and the theatres Nd a solen
oid busineeis both in the afternoon and evening
'lerlormanccH. There were very lew slior
te i-een open, and but few persons si wor"f,
except bricklayers uud others who fepend
on Lood weather lo carry on their operations.
The weather, indeed, was so warm a ti
awakin iipprehensions in tne minds of thoe
Cassnndras who can see niisiorttine in every
thing which is uncommon. The thermometer
legtsteied within two desrrees of summer heat.
In the suburbs the yoimcer part of the popu
lation amused thctus' Ives an 1 celebrated tliank-.
fiivng in the old oithodox style ot playing ball,
only in this case ir wa base ball, instead of the
old-time "shindy" and "cricket." I Diked the
entire city (.bowed Its pleasanlest aspect yester
day. The only drawback was the lire at the
Chesnut Street Theatre, which, however, did not
iuterfer? wilh ti e evening performance.
A PuGNACiofs Man Last evening a
party of live iiud younu trcn drove out to frank
lord in a carriaee, and whilst going along the
road, amused themselves with singing and howl-'
ing to the disturbance of those who lovcJ order
and quietness. When the team nrrtved at the
corner ot Unity and Wayne streets, iu trunk
ford, it stopped, and one of the lai--t men, named
Wtlhim, jumped out, and swinging his arm?
arotind in "Koaring Ralph Stackpole" stvle,
swore with a terrible oath, and scrici of oaths,
that he could whip any one in Frankloid. A
ciowd of two or three hundred soon gnhered
arotind to gaze upon the -manly proportions ot
such a heroic mortal; but no onj ventured to
accommodate bim. Finally, Ollioer McCliuto -k
quietly stepped up to him and told him to "move
on." The icdoubtable challenger told the officer
he would net, and, turther, that all Frankford
could not take bim to the Nation House. Officer
McCltutock said notbiner, but quietly took the
bully by the arm, and marched litra off as meek
as an v 'hi nib. He bad a hnartnj before Aider
n an Holme, who held him In $500 bail to answer
tor disorderly conduct. He threatened to bring
an action against the o Ulcer making the i.rrest.
A Base Ball Playkb. Alfred Kinlade,
who bad been celebrating bis Thanksgiving by
plauntr base ball, got into trouble yesterday
owing to his loudness ior practical joking.
Allied, whilst returning home Irom his base of
opeiatiens in tbe base-ball field, was base
enough to destroy the peace of mind of vaiious
tidy housekeeper.', in the neighborhood ol
Fi'teenth and Thompson streets, by knocifiug
oil the scrapers witn his base-ball bat, upon
which base ptoceedtngs nn action against ihe
sa.d Alired Kmlude is based. Alter a hearing
belore Alderman t'lotiils. Kinlade was com
mitted iu oelaulf ot $100 to answer the chsrgecf
aa'icious tui -ch.et. Such proceedings as I he de
fendant is guilty of will no far to disgnst the
public more with base ball than they are now.
Akothto Distinction pon AMEtuov
Late lesearches have decided
1 bat all tne bookc and journalu,
J tie weeklies and diurna s.
For Frai.ce and lirnaiu provided.
However they may vapor.
Conjne far iess white mper
Than guppli s this mat land ol oun,
nd what other mart requires
So much coin to make attirea
For it lriends. as ior the Tower's? .
WE Havb Good Seniceab!e Overcoat m low
. as ...iVlj)
r-i'iwjt French eu?cr Ot'trcoat i
VP to. 40 00
Aht) nil intervening (trades
Wk II AVE Ouod Cnnsimir-r buits as 'ore as... . 16 00
livtst trench Castimere Sniti up to 46 00
And ait intervening grades.
V f Ii A ve Good liiaik 'nits at low cut 22 00
lines' hrenrh lii'icn Suits Vft t. . . W00
And all intervening rrowki
We HAVE in thorttlte tarpeit, bent, assorted, and
most comulete. stock of Hen's, youths',
and Boy t' Vhthinp in Philadelphia equal
to anr wf thr V1f1i in ey,maJi. fi
cimprising ait finds, stijles, sizes, aud
auuiities. atfavted tt the "nf3 of all.
unci sold a' tower prices than the lowest
elsctchrre, or the m mey refunded,
halfway between ( HENNcri k !o ,
KiriH jinu lowitii Hall,
Sixth 8th ( M8 V asset STBBttr.
A Wabmno to JIouslkkkpeus ! ,9cene n tia
Intelligence Office.
Tesu-roav.a lady, wht!e la search ofasemMit.
ant lied io one ot our annt. when the to iowiug
biartliug, as well as li.teresfirjg conyers&tiena, be-
wiiderea all I arties present :
Lady to Aveut. an you furuieh mewith&aor
vant who understands cooking f '
A cent. les. I have a uumoer ot names on my
boon who come highly recommended; there s tsoue.
Ladv to strrai.t . Would you liKo to to witn me
as cook?
Servant. Please, inarm, do you burn rreston coal
in joui house f
l.auy. Why, no.
r-civhnt. 1 hen I can t co with you !
Affent to ladv. I have heard Mia objection rfwW
letoie bv other.sei var.ts. esoeei tl T' cooks. I tsink
there must be some bwan'ifut burning qua itlee In
this article, a thev a.l make it a point neror to bira
w hire it is not used.
Lady to servant. It this is your only ODiectien, i
piomise that in the fiiturt 1 wli burn nothing but
1 reston coal.
Servant. Please, maim, I am Hire you will lilse it,
as it is so free ot slate aud dirt, and burns so treely.
1 will go wita voa.
Moral. AM bousewive w'lo wuo good cooks,
tidy, clean, and good tempered, with dinners ccoked
to suit the pa ate. puicuaso the celebrated Preston
Coal at the emporivui oi -
Gkorob A. Cooke, "
No. liU4 Wa-hi;ton Areuuo, tba- only place
where it can be obtamod in ail its purity.
Yse and Move skids, sent to all parts ot theciiy,
t0 7Dterton.
Aio, the genuine Lagle Vein, same size, tame
price.
.and a verv superior quality or Lehigh Coal, egg
ard aove. 7 6 per ton.
Older received at No. 114 Routli Third Streut.
, No. 1124 Chkshut tTRiiT,-
All the Utest novelties in
1 all avd WiMit Cloaks.
lilaok Velvet Cloak,
Velvet Nearer Ciprlf,
Frostxl beaver Cloaks,
C .o chula tteaver Cloaks'.
New style of Astraciau Cloak (, trimned with
Angola Fringe. UutEi to mnleb.
W. P. Campbell.
No. 1124 Custer PBBtT.
A fciautifulj rich, and varied stock ot
L Aii us' tins!
Russian Sable, Sibarlan isquirru',
Hudfon's Bay Sable, (ii-ey Crimea,
Mink gable,
CfaluibilU.
Royal Fndoine,
Black Pers'au,
Bl-ek AtitracUan,
Wuiti Aneola
"Grebe" Collar and Mufs a (treat novelty,
Mispeb' jVM l.u.lttK'8 Fancy Fujt:
In all colon aud all prices.
W. P. Campbkll.
Elliptic S,wiAu aaaoijIMs CoaiPan'b Fit
I'ltKMlUM Lt'CK-TITCH BKWIMO JlAVUlNKj-In-
oumparab v the beat t r lumily u-e. H.heet Pre
Duunia (Uold VIednl) Fair Maryland !nriute New
Y rk and l enusvivauin Statd Fairs, HBO No 92 J
t'besnut ab-et. oniw Hiitoonert a i py in Phi'ad'u.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING HOUSE
JToa.603 aud 605 CHESNUT St., Phila
latost Style Sack ani WalkiiL Coats
BOYS' CLOTHING.
frnARLKT CouhKTS Tbe mot stylish and elega'it
iirtice in the Corset lim thit tve have yo' seen is
low offered by Mr John HI. Finn Hereuth and Arch
Mreem. Ihe matenal ia of bright eoirlet. ma'pifl
centiygotup tmbroideied with whin silk- It is a
Irrench article, and la certain lo bspomiiar. tti
ne German Kmbroidered Comets, In colors, are
n'o beautiful. In addition to the-e Mr. Finn
offer,
At the lowest Prtcej,
Freooli Cane (.orsets
Fiench v hainboue "B " CorseU," 18 bonr.
F'rei ch Whale one "B. B " Uoreetj, 82 bainr,',
'J he Jenny Ijno W I alebone Corset.
Second qnalit v I mbronlerrd top Corts.
I'lH qunlitv Kmbroidered-top Corset.
,lrolderet(lp and front Corsets.
K 1. U plain-finished Cori-ct.
1 urele t- mbroldeied Corsets, and
r ack Fmbioidered Corsets.
JUr Finn hss also now oprn a lull line ot N(
ticizliam Lac Cunains, at the owi"t prices
All the awe artiries can 1 Had by retailert at
the lowest wholesale prices.
(BANU OPKNINO 0 7.HPHTB OOODB. JUt
opened, a macmilcent awortmcnt 01 rich Zphvr
(ona, adapted for Ihe approaching Beason. Arson
tlirtrn will bo tonnrt some raie atras and noveltiei.
Ibe early attect.on ol me Jdie i solicited
JOWN SI. FlN,
Seventh and Arch streets.
rriiYK pMPiTtRS A large a'nertinent. work d
with beads, flout and zephyr, In b'atitn'U' deigns of .
tuftid birds, flowers, animal;, and sot figure", at fj
John M Finh'b,
8rver,1b and Arch streets.
Zk miyk Cosniom, In great variety, tuch as birds
of brilliant plumag, cais, do"8, fawn, ducks, and
heads, pertoct cvptes ot nature, at
Jott M. Fikh'9,
. event h and Arch trocta.
CnAira, Camf stool, and Rrros, in lart'e
nrieiy. Enreka Zephyr, a most excellent ant cheao
jubstitu'e 'or imooned 'rfiphyrsi at te lowest prices .
Also Cab!? Zepbrs, a splendid artio f tor AflVhaon,
at John M Fnw'.
iSeventh and Arch streets.
rtii Lowest Wholesale Trices are charged,
when large quantities ol goods aro pure 'lav "d. at
J0it M. Fi.n'8,
Seventh Mid Arch stiecUr.
"Oncjceor All!" Now is the time to eobr
Winter Clothing of tho beat qualitv at reduced
piicrs. Charlo Mokes k Co., ander the (nt
nenta', are nowstdling their large stock ortirst-olass
rradv-made flotbing at prices that will astound
persons wno Dongiu in the cany part or me mn.
It costs nothing to look at the goods and prices
under the Com mental.
While yoo" B Oettiko Photoihiamis made
tor Christmas presents, go t skilful art! ts. and
where ilit v charg moderately, as at Pi'F. Reimer'S
cailorv. No. 62V Arch street. Six Card, or one
Urge l'hotograph, )1.
rz a v f i Cabinet organs, oHw at f7 X t f
J K. Gould's, oeventu and Che-not Streets.
Try our lankoe Bunns.
Mobxb & Co., IN os. 2 and 904 Ach street.
f rehh I'APKtt Snici.L Almomdj, Filberts, English
Wa'u'.its, Itaislns, etc., can be had at all time?
oi George W. Jenkins, No. 107 Gpmg Garden
sti-iot.
Childurh's CLOTHifto M. bhoer.iainri 4 Co.,
Ncs 4and! K. Ki,4ith stwet, are now opening a
sp'endid assortment ot boys', girls', infants', aiio
niisies" clot bluer
-tj IlAittP.fl BBoa.'KA-.- j-j;.r7;?pi
f IHOdeiaiein price, and ascirab:e t t 1
as any piano mide.
GoulJ, beverith aud Chesnut Streets, a
It oi well to "t o'earof a Cold thefistwse;
but il Is much boiler and sater to nd yourself nt it
the lirst lO'tv-e ght hoara-the proDer remedy tor
(lie purpose being lr ylavne's F.nosctorant.
Laoirs ootou. Btboh Mobsk ft Co. No. P02
ant' 'J04 Aich street, tor your Fried Oyster, Chicken
(Salad, Coffee anc V ouie.
CL'O.STHOK CO.'S PIAWC3',
At Gould'.
Sercutli aud Chesnut 8trsets.
ruTt
Kueaaroa stylb Rbady-madb Ci oiHtm..
SrjL'Tt'tlOt bTVLESOf ItEADT-MADW C'LOTHIW,
WtBAMAKKR & HltOWa.
Popular Clothiko- Houb,
Oar Hall,
trouclei-: coruer Sirra and MAnatnr titreeta.
MARKIKll.
( PKtLL' M AIB-WOn th. With Iw FTiHKlB'
-,erenuDy AAB.'N O -SKILL to KJiHA.CC A HI A IN ht,
all oi this cltv. No ca'da.
GKU-'N DAISLEY. On the 17th of November, 18M
hytheltev Phi Ip H Davlns. oi Cnj.den. N J , lUr
WILLIAM H. (IHliKN to Aliss MAKK OA1MLEV, ail or
Philadelphia
DTF.D.
CHAIN On tlie i'lth Instant, JOHN A. ( ' H AI N, m
theilllh earoihin-aBe .
His re'atives and Tlend a?e n-spect'u'lv mvifd to
attend the luueral, at hi lute residence, M irkoe stroet,
bi'low Lancaster pike, on Monday, Hoecmbm 3, at )
o'clocn. oervioo at the house. Juneral to proceed to
I enas) lvania Kalirjad Depot.
FRY. On the '8ta Instant, Hon , JACOB FRY, In the
S3th vear of his aae. . ,, , ,t
'Ihe wlat;ve and frleud re fesre 'fully invited to
attend the tunernl at hut late real donee, Trapse, Mont
lionecy oounty, on hunday mornmir atlvo'oook.
HATTKI58' lUON, TVILORS' GEE-E,
PolishuiR, Laundry Boh om, Kuffle, and Cap
irons, ana HmooihBad Iron,, ft-yaj-bj 8gw
Vc. 838 rE.tfht Th'rtv-BveM KK.PT Ht belowSintb.
PATBNT ADJUSTINfJ TENON CUTTERS
or Hollow A u item which vary from H to IU Inch,
a a variety of It.u. and kWW,
No. 835 f Eight Thirty -Aval MAEjCcf at below Ninth.
KATES CORlifcCTLY SH4RPENED,
Skaters' ilimleta Heel P a' es. Straps etc.. and a
Kood arsortment ot Ladles' and Oeitw' Hkates and 1'ar
lorSkatos, at TKUMAN & eHAW-t,
Hm. B e.'BOt TolrtV-flve) M HK T t.. be ow Nint.
W ARB U KTON,
FASHIONABLE HATTER,
No. 430 CHESNUT Street,
Next door to Post Office.
fWV B AKBER'S! IMPROVED
Kaperlor o all other. lhy excite tk wondvr and
admlratiou . of all who use tiicm. auuiaciorv and
bale-rooms, No. "iiHU. EIOU1H 6tree, Ptilia., Pa.
OI'aXRA (iLASSF.Ii.
Anaortmei t lerge aud varied. Price lw.
iii 3m
J O U E 3 7
OLJD ESTABLISHED
ONE PRICE
FINE
Eeady-Made Clothing, Eouse,
No. G04 MARKET ST.,
ABOVE SIXTH.
Oor CutterS are nnexcelled. We oomblre tyle
with neatness ot fit, and moderate prises with the
best workmanship , H 23 lra5p
PLYYlNd CARDS. CRI -BA'iE, H C...iA..l
mon. and Chess Boards a d Uanie, Baz qu -, aa
avarl tvo other Uames, at AnOSa i CO.' , So 4"i
CIlKiM'T Street l
W4
TTliNEST AND PEST STATION KKY AT M-.u,
Jj & CO.', No. CHESNUT Stre I. 10 17 ws2
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Noa. 603 anl 605 CHESNUTI St., Phila
coAcnMEirs coatss
COACIIMEN,5 COATS.
U UNTINC COATS
HUNTING COATS,
rP I C K E T O Y I' I C V),
No. 000 CHESNUT St.
letnember tlio Little 0s;
The Destitute and Orphan Children
or ova
COUNTRY'S DEFENDERS.
GKAftD CHAitl TABLE FAIR
And 1'resien.tatlon. Pesttival,
In Aid of the Home and School for the Maintenance and
tU'K tl',n ot fie Iientltute Ohildrea ot our
boldlers and (tailor.
Ail ApprnI to (he American People.
We. the Officers and Managers of "The Heme and
School" lor the Kducntlon and Malmanaoce of 'lie
lHiltute i blldrcn oi our Holdlcr and Bailors, earnstlv
aniiu ,. . nn.thv nd co-ooera Hn i our Kir and
tlrand I'rrsrntatlon Kestlval ol all who deslie with to io
tee "tlie Home ana St-hool" enahlwl to reeelve ma rre
for all needy ones, o seek lis shelter and prelection.
Mrs. (Jonnral Ulvsses 8 Orsnt. President.
Mrs. ( hnrles K. Ilalv. Ac ln PresKinnt
Mr. Major tleneral J. C. reinont, rirst Vlce-Presl-
if?i'r. Bohrt Former. Bcond Vice-President.
Mrs. John .s. Voondes, Treaurer.
Mrs. David Hoy t, Kretary
Mra Wlil-am H. lilll.er. Corresponding i secritnry.
hn. Hcrvev O. Law, Msnauer.
Mrs. J J. Van Da sem. Manager
The Fair will open on the 10th oi recenitMr, nl eon
tlnu two weeks at the PUBU' H xLl,, nomer o
UKUADWAY and 1WKNTT TH1BD 8treet,leir Yorkf
To be concluded lr the .
till AND PRE Br. hi ATI Oa FESTIVAL,
lohehetdat
COOPER INST11C IK, NE V YORK,
On BATl'RD Y KVKMSO, Deesmher ,
t'nder the Musical Direction of TIIKODURK
IIIom A. Ki. On whicn occasion (Jouimlt.ei will
be chosen b; the audicoevrto award
100,000 IS PUKSEN'TS,
In such lawtlil manner they may determine. For
Ihe Fesilvai there wl 1 be Issued ....,,
W0J 1 lCKhTS AT WN5 DOLLAB F.ACII,
AND
200,000 PrenenU, belai one to each Ticket-holder. '
i I1T OF PREaKNT IO BR AWtUPKh,
1 Splenifid ( onntry Residence In Wetcheter
ceunly. near lew York Ut
1 Prrs n' m t'vied Slates Greenbacks
1 1. orner House aud Lot. Jamaica. Avenue h.
New York
I limine and Lo;, adjoining above
1 House and Lot in hrooklvn, New York
1 Carr ase llomeH, and Harnesa icoinpleiel...
1 (lrnd I lanoi.-ielnway's- vi:'-iik
3 Lo m in Harlem, C tty of New York. fl0)
1 8.1 oV'D'aniondii'VhinKitVV:ar-BiniJ8, aud
Tin)
1 l a d-up l'ollcy ol'Li" Insurance for
l 1 -l lliH' Patent Hot Water Apparatus," fbr
Heating Dwellings
t Oil Paintlua oi Ueneral U. (.irant
ll tionU' fine Oold Lever Watcfn (ol 00....
1 Ladle' line Oold Lever Watche (ol
1 legunt 1st Premluui ''Kmplro" rtewing-
Machlne
20 Silver oiated lea !-etw, eM
,'it)0 leiebrateo "I'mpird" Mewing Machines
now on exhibition at their Warerooinv,
No 616 Broadwav
10 X) t oples i vois. each), bdnx a complete
Illustrated llistory oi the War
3 i0 Goid Pens, Penulls, and bleeve Buttons,
(ttth-
fit 0 'J b e and Tea Spoons and Napkin Kin,s,
WKi
li)( 0 I a 1 be.U and piute lrH run Kniveo. (D;l ...
rlh e balnnce to cou-Ut oi the io1 owln ante en,
I'lntM
10,0.
4,0M
a.jio
3 1 (10
1 MO
I. At 10
4,50
1 000
5.IHMI
l,0"O
2 VI
J.000
1.H79
. 1M
1.500
7.50)
7, OIK
2W)0
:).(M)u
12 : b unlcai jnt;uuienin rar or una omoe
.'furniture tvrnlnx ' aes. Ladles' Work
lioxe Music Koaea Kid Oloves 1'hotogrnuli
,Vlbun a rtreaHt Pins nnd Finger Uinirs, dents'
y,.i, i hiuns i.aule:;' i.o d W.itch Chains.
! Orxra (iia-.- tt ack walnut ei'ture irrsmos
I Oentti men's Fashionable Mlk Hats, Ladies'
; rewent Mvle l ens Hats, American iStnbleui
1 ' ariU lor Par. or inurement, KnMTvinits aad
Oi.rd I h tonrapnit of Dltlntti.Hhed Ver
imiaucit. Lau',' and Oenls' Hidnw WSios.
HtiiTaln Robe-. Ladies' Mini Furs dents' Fur
1 Co. mm aud love, etc. etc., amounting to... 1 21
aiukmir In thii airureuate 200 000 Presents.
valutrt at .giuu.ueii,
Ortersmai be sent uireci to uf enoioeins snerjomy,
mm il to m'io. in a rea stered tetter a ur ritk. wit'
hud for return uostuie. i-aiaer amounts snouin re
.oat la draiu or bv ths Kxpress, a the lo-lowino;
( Liju a, r n
.1 Tlckata to ona mi- 40 Ticket to' one ad-
drex M dress "500
111 .. 1H tl) 1 - a Urn
til ' 17-50 100 " w-m)
10 ' iWb
Addieds all orders and communications to
t IIOM AH Si CO. Manarlug Directors
or to
' No.
61K HKO vr-
N. H. DAVI. Agent for the Home
WAY, N. V.
ana "ouooi
SPECIAL NOTICE We take pleasure In ictrnow
Inriiilnir. on hehaif oi the Home ana rtcbool tbe- llborai
'louailon ot M0 cinde by the k.mpii- ewlng Maebine
i on pan , oi Jo. bin nroaoway. -e iori
PIHLADKliPHIA OKKieH, Not &SI
tllKSNlT Street,
(OfMj e K'.arerce Hewing Mat aineCo. )11 itf ! w
AUCTION SALES.
BSCOTT, J K., AUCTIONEKR,
.No. 11211 CHFNTJT HTItEET. Ji
CONTINtJATrON BALE Or OIL PAISTI.NGS.
On Friday evening
November 30. at TH o'clock at the Free "Jallary of
Fine Arts no. 917 Che&nat siroet, the-- batauoa ! the
p lend til Oil I'alntinii, etc. Uy order ot' Meton
MoCLt.K" MOCA.NN. It
J3 A N
COAST A WARKOCK,
ACCTIONEER',
N 40 VtARKET Htreet,
QHEEOKEE PILLS.
Or Female Regulator,
Care Pappresend, Kxcesiive. and PWnlul Venxtruatlen,
Ureen Meaaesa. Nervoua and hplnal Afl.x-iioru,
Pains In ibe Hack, lck Headache, uiaaiaens,
Aad ail dfseasaa that spring from litemlarftr, by re
moving the cauae and ah tne effects that arUe tram It.
iiu rn m-rlectiv aate in all OHaej except when tar.
bidden by dlioutluna. aud are eaity to adminfater, a they
are nicely suaar-cua'rJ. Thev nbrwild be tn tbe haad of
ot evecy maiden . wile ana n otner n uic lana.
Ljulle can viunm u iu iiduwi wuuuwuq, ana mAie
thetr aamplaiBtji In tul , a. we treut all Fumcl') Cora
p aintD, and prepare Medicines iu table tor all dl-ieMev o.
which they are subject Thirty-tt page pamphlet, In a
atalea envelope rree.
'ihe Cherokee ?M are iio'd by all drueritts at tl oer
box. or six boxa for S; or they are sent br mall, froe ot
poetae, In an ordlnarv let er, irea from obsorvat.fta, by
addreilnj the sole propriwr.
Dr. W. R. MERWIN,
No 87 WALK fcB Htrest, New Vork.
ts. B. -herokee PUIs No. 1 fra prepared ler pcil
writ-J milder medicines tall: tbttse aro mnt in
nail, tree ol postaae, on receiptor 96, ihe prine or each
box.
DR. WRIGHT'S REJUVEN tTir 31 ELIXIR
OK. E8SENCF- OF LJB'E,
Cure General Uebliitv, WeakntHa, Uysterlca fu
t'eaiales, I'alpuation oi tlve lie art. and
all iiervou Jlafuie.
It restores new int auu vi,uc to tue aged, causing the
hot blood ol youth to course tUa vntns, retormthe
Ornans ol tieneration. removing lin.oueucv aud Ihsol lty,
a:il rertturlnir manliness and ,u I vigor, thus prowntra
peitect 'hlixlrof Love," romovln; Btenlity aa i bar
renntsi In both sexes. It tne yoiujcr mldrtie ai'ed, and
area, there is no greater boon tuan Oils "Kiixir of Lite "
It gives a new lease of llto, caus.i the wei.k and deblll
ia ed to have rrnewea a rength antV vl)r, aud the entire
wtitem to thriil with jov aud.pletowj-e.
Price One hott e, 2 three bottloa, as. Sent by ex
prea to any addreBs.
Our medicines ar 'H11 and meommended bv all re
speotable druggist in ever pun ot toe civilized go be
Home unpruiolpied d.a.ers, however trr to deceive their
customeis by seillnn ' eap and v. orthleas componiids in
order H auaka montT. le not deceived a.ik for these
dedlc nes ana take uo other. 11' the druKglst does not
keep them write to us. and we will send them br ex
nress, caie-ullv pack 1, tree torn observation. We will
be pleased to receive l.-tten with mil statements In re
gard to any disease with which adles or gentlemen are
aflllcted Adlreis all lcrvars trr medicine, (.auiptiieti,
or advice, to the scie proprle or,
Dr. W. R. MERWIN,
6 11 mwf?rp Ko. 37 WALKER Htreet. sew York.
FINE CHOCOLATE
COTS 1? ECTIONS,
mlvfaotui?:d from
NEW COCOA BEANS.
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
No. 1210 MARKET Street.
FOURTH EDITION
FK011 WA8IIIKQT0N lim P. M.
leHOTAI. D1WPATCHKS TO BVFMINO TBI.EORAIH.
Washington. NoTember 30.
leflT, DitTl' Friend bonr Home,
Mor-i. Lovtry and Illlljer, the Misgittifppi
Conim!88ioner, to Mk (or the release of Jeff.
Dayls, left for home yesterday, hnvins beoomft
convinced that there is no prospect that tuo
lre9ident will comply with their request Ht pre
sent. They will go by title way of Fortrew '
Monroe, to have in interview with JetT. Iavin.
The Krpubllrn Caucus.
There is considerable opposition to hold
inir the Repuhlican caneus to-uifrht, on the
irround that It will enable the few menilHrs
now here to shape the entire work of the Besion
to suit their peculiar views. The carctis will '
probably be pontponed until Monday.
Clerk Kenitfiilng
In conseriuenee of the low salaries paid to
Department clerk.i, 2S8 have reRignod in the
Treasury Department alone Ibis year, up to the
present time, and some 200 more will resitrn im
mediately iu the same Department, unless rolie
is afforded.
A Huge Couliiict.
y. uch Interest is felt in the announcement of
the award of the irre.it stationery contract for
the internal revenue, which covers supplies for
two hundred and forty Collection District thix
side of the Rocky Mountains. The Htwoment
tcle.zrnphedj from here vestcrduy, that thi!
award had been made, i uot true.
The Baltimore 'AmeIIca,, " ami ch-t
United Stntes and European .Vssw,iio4
1'iesft.
Bit the United dtat.es Associated Prer.
Tho lollowini; announcement appears in thin
afternoon's edition of the American:
' Our readers have, doubt'ess, observed that wn
have, during the past lew eays, ouhhshed very
voiummooa teleerapbio despatches from all pails ol
this country and t-urop. forois-n domeerio, roia-
morolal. and sh-ipen uiti ir"'Oce to en oxteut that
hw liever belore been teloraphod in tbe roluninaof
tbe Baltimore papers.
Ibe icrcateii porfioo of these doHpatohe were
from the United otate and European ToleTtpliio
Mews Association, which ha mst 1 eon estab'ishod
in Nw York, in oppo ition to the New York a
ciatea Prms Tbe General Agent of this new Asso
ciation is D. H. l.raur, si , who has fortilteeu yoara
pat been tbe Uenoral Ao: t of ihe New York Asso
ciated Press. It was our purpose to rtxoive and
publish the despa'che ot both ol the Association,
in pursuance ol tbe usual enterprise cxhib'tod by
tne Amcrtcnn in furnmh.nir its roadeis with tbe
Iu lout and late?k intelujteore Irom all pari of ilio
world.
'1 he New York A wociated 1'ress hoii. however,
msued an order prohlbitine any paper trom receiving
their news wnich shall soeloot to pub inn t at re
ociTflbrllr, t'raiir i-!so. Knowing irom 'im ex
perience In the teleirapo bu lues that Mr Oral ia
potreescd ol the nuti.ru' tnok nnd energ-y to est iof
all cninitetnion, and that he ha nnnva led fact it in
tor ibe transaction et tbe biwieeM he has talteu i
hiiDd we have rcfu-od to deprive our readerrtof hi
imrortant services
T e d- not refjar ! ourielvs as under any apooiai
obligation to the New York Associated l'r-M r
unv oilier lelf-constuutea bod-. Wo have herd)
that Association up vbn oeiiio oi tboso vslfoa'f
nov corn 1 ined acaimt us in llal ituorc nndesvorod
to cesirov their ornaruat on, aud have roniorel
them more tinpa d service donnf ihe .aii - tlvn
years than anv other raper in the oonntry.
That wo should al ow anybodv to dictate tt u
what we shall pu Inb or what we shall not p jbtish
m tbe columns ol the Amcrp an is simply ndli otia.
We have alwav boretol'orn acted indepondentlv ot
al combinations, and sbml continue to so -not.
re'ardies ot what the conhoiucuce mar be.
We have, however, 'nil ooufld-noe that tu
Unltr a States and Euro-fan Te eraph No v Asso
atton -wtll bi to turnlsh fullo"-, more varied,
and more satislac'oiv reports of news, lormtu.
domestto, and commercial, than the A'scrnt.ed
I're s ba over atienrptea ; aad that our readers wul
be benetltod bv tbe chanve. Wo will also haio tbe
advantafrt of havmp-excluslve specrat aeporH, aud
not be compelled to uresein, our rtadors wita t le
depatchei that appear in tbe otber papers 01 .r.oH
Cltv.
Tho following are tbe ooueludiuir tlesput-.be--of
a . very ea'nesubut friendly tHeerapbie cor
respondence between Mr. Siuionlon, atrml of
the ew York Asuociated Press, and tbe pioprie
tors ol the American:-
Nbw Vork, Novambrr 2: T the Aeentof tbo
Assoclated Prs, Ilaltimom Horry tba At.vrican
will not trust us. Witnlinld our new irom Hit
American unlesa it wtll refuse to publish Craig's,
despatches. This rale is inapeiative.
(.Sianedl J. w. HtttOMfort
(reneral Ayent Associated I'rs.
Ilobrberr t Btfverl?.
Bi:vrlv, N. J.. November 30. The bouse of
W'altet 8. Freeman, Aaent ot the Camden andt
Amboy Railroad, Hit tinted in this town, waa
robber! lat titeut. rne airir ts very myste
rious. Thu thieves ransacked tbe wboied veellmR,
entering tbe rooms in which persoiui, w-re
sleeptna, takiTiilewelry, etc., precisel 7 as wa
dote in tbe case of the robbery at Riertotu
lew duys since.
Frtun. Washington.
WAniiiNoroN. November 30. No coMesof&iiT
of the reports of the Head of Departments hawo
jet been printed: roost ot xneia, noviiever. are
in typot and proof-slips have been furaiBhcd for
revision. It Is understood that the I'resideot'M
Messapre was to-iiay read to the (Cabinet.
About bfteen 8enatorH nnd thirty UepreHeu.
tatives have arrived here.
Thanksgiving Dr.f I the Uomfk
AuccHrA, Oa., KovctuVr 30. Busine.i
impended in tbin city yesterday; blao m
Chsrlestor.
Maiue Intelligaucn-.
New Iobk, November 30. Th ife;i - er
Qvwn, from Liverpool, has arrived; also, (hid
iny ftiar, from Britzil.
Boston, November 30. Ar:i7S', Htenmer
iawn. from Philadelphia.
Latest Matkcta hf Telerraph.
Savamiah November 80. fhore is little domir
today. 'I he prices are easier. Ni-w Orleaan Mid
itlinirs, 82Ao. 1 he receipts lor the nook, 5;02: exports,
97S7T
(lea "Hi. the steanior Ftambeau, for New York.
Arnyed, the steamer A'arth Point, ieom ttattlmorn.
Philada. Stock Exchange Saks, Bov, 30
Reported by De Haven k Uro., Ho. 40 b. Third streoO
BETWEKN BOARDS.
$1000 Belvldere bds. 86 1 lwiah Hestonvills K 141
bOO cb Nav 6s 82 rt
unit do 141
100 sh do l80 14 r
60 sh Penna K 54i
300 Bit Kcad. . low ,b5 65
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FiBEAtEN'a Exoubsion. Tho Empira
Hook and -i rdder Company, of thia city are
Boinz on an excursion, on the 17th, of neit
month, to Lancaster, with 4r men and a full
braa band. They wilt take with them a new
iruck, built to order, for the Empire, of Lancas
ter, by Mr. llartaborne, of New York. Tbe new
fjuok will arrive in Philadelphia on the 15th
and be opened for inspection of visitors on the
ICth, at tbe bouse of tho Company, and on the
next day the Company start on to Lancaster
niakina an excursion of three davs, returning
on the Wednewlay night following, leaving La