THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAM. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER G, 18GG.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I For Additional City Intelligence see Fifth Page.
Fall of a Brewery Onk Man Killed
and t'ocB Seriously Injured. Yesterday alter
ncon a serious catastrophe occurred la the
Twentj-lounh Ward, about one mile from the
Kelunoiit Cottage, on the river Schuylkill, near
the Columbia l-ridge, Involving the partial
destruction ol Austin's Belmont brewery, by the
falling In ol the walls, and the killing of one
man and eerious injury of several other work
men encaged in the coil traction ol the building.
The brewery was a lurqe ("tone edifice, aud
icas being built, ai was supposed, in a most sub
stantial manner. It Is nutated near the Lan
caster pike, and not far from Christ CutircU
Hospital, and within a short distance of the
location of the new West Philadelphia Water
Work. Yesterday afternoon the western end,
which w as being built lor a distillery, tell in,
and five workmen who were employed on t bo
mafovry weie burled in the ruins. After some
difficulty they were extricated, when it was dis
covered that three of them were very seriously
hurt, having their lees broken and severe braises
about the bead, the other two were only
slightly injured. Tne wounded men were at
once conveyed to the residence of Mr. Austlo,
proprietor of the brewery, who resides within a
stone'e-throw of the scece of the accidcut, and
their injuries were properly attended to.
One portion ol the brewery was throe stories
in height, and the other two stories, and a part
ol it wus rooted in. The oil bravery, on the
same spot, was burno 1 on the l'ith ot October
last, and wss being rebuilt. It is thought that
the accident as caused by a crack in the
foundation. Too portion that tell consisted oi
the entire western end aud sides, while the re
mainder of the ttructure remains intact, fieorne
llaris, one ot the men, died shortly alter the oc
currence, from wounds received. H; was sixty
seven years of age. The names of the others
axe George Yerkt-r, aged 20, injured about the
bead and in the ritrut leg; James llookaway,
aged 45, injured in the spine; Ralph McCollora,
aced 33, injured in the head and breast; John
Itfouaghan, aged 27, Injured in the head.
Another Fx.sia.tx Meeting. A iargo
mass meeting ot the Iricnds of Ireland was held
last evening, in the American Mechanics' Hall,
corner of Fourth and George streets. The hall
was densely crowded, and quite a number of
ladies were In attendance. Senator Morrison,
of Missouri, addressed the meeting, lie spoke
eloquently of the handlul of men who crossed
the border and attacked the Knliau. He said
that tne red-coats had not recovered from the
shock, und the movements of the Fenians at
lhat tiaie established the tact bejond a douht,
that, with a larger lorce, they could have taken
possession of the entire Cansdas.
He referred to Ireland's grievances, advocated
her right?, and said that another demonstra
tion would shortly bo made which, wjuli give
to the old country her independence. Mr.
Morrison, during his remarks, was frequently
applauded. A delegation ot Feninns from the
lower part of the city, headed by a baud of
music, appeared in the hall, aud was received
with great applause.
George Archdeacon, Esq., Head Centre of
Liverpool, and a lato prisoner in Moun'joy
Prison, also addressed the meeting. His
remarks were 0 attentively listened to, and re
ceived with outbursts of applause. The meet
ing adjourned nt a lare hour.
A Worthy Institution, A number of
ladies of this city united to establish a Home,
where young girls eneaced in store-', and unable
to pay lull board, eould obtain board at a small
cost, and where young women arriving in the
city could stay while seeking employment. This
beueVolent ladies who slatted the enterprise
have purchased two fine three-story brick dwell
ings, IS os. 1433 and 1435 Lombard street, which
they have furnished comfortably, and in which
a- lurgo number of respectable young women
have already found a home. The Institution,
however, though productive of great beuetit, is
not Belf-supportinsr, as the receipts do not by
any means meet the expeuses. The lady mana
gers appeal, therefore, lor contributions of
money, provisions, books forttie library, and
anything that may be usoful. Our citizens will
need no urgiuet to respond to tais call in behalf
of a noble institution.
Mortality of tuk City for Novem
ber. Our city lias again become ona ot the
most healthy cities in the Union, the deaths
during November numbering only 1037, of
which 550 were males and 487 were femulos.
Of the whole number, 409 were under 5 years of
age, and 33 over 80 years. The following show3
tbo number of deaths in each ward: First
Ward, 38; Second, 6G; Third, 30; Fourth, 37;
Fifth, 33; Sixth, 21; Seventh, 72; Eighth, 47;
Nintn, 23; Tenth, 41; Eleventh, 28; Twelfth,
21; Thirteenth, 12; Fourteenth, 20; Fifteenth,
62; Sixteenth, 23; Seventeenth, 31; Eighteenth,
39; Nineteenth, C3; Twentieth, 05; Twenty-r'-rst.
20; Twenty-second, 2G: Twenty-third, 25;
Twtnt.v-iourih, 45; Twenty-fifth, 15; Tweuty
tixtb, 43; unknown. 90.
Kepublican Nominations in Caucus.
The Republican members of Select aud Common
Councils met in caucus yesterday afternoon,
and nominated James Lynd, Esq., for City Soli
citor, to till tue place made vacant by the resig
nation of F. C. Iirewstcr, Esq. The candidates
were James Lynd, Moses A. Dropsie, and Henry
T. King, Esqs. There were five ballots, on the
lourth of which Messrs. Lnd and Drop9ie had a
tie vote. On the laf-t ballot the vote was Lyud,
28; Dropsie, 20. Mr. King had twelve votes on
one of the ballots. The nomination havinzbeen
made, Mr. Lvnd was invited into Common Coun
cil Chamber, and thanked the members for the
compliment they had paid him, which bo said
was more gratifying because it was an indorse
ment of his course during tho seven years he
had "been connected with tlie Select Council.
Proposed Reduction in the Esti
mate?. The Commissioner of City Property, in
his estimate for 1807, put down the sum ol
$20,00.1 for tho further improvement ot Fair
mount Park; but the Finance Oommitteo after
considerine the matter, have agreed to ask for
only $6000 for tho said purpose. It was argued
that Councils bhould cut down everv appro
priation to the lowest figure compatible with
the city's Interest, so that tho tax rato could be
reduced to somelhing like the old figure imme
diately at ler consolidation. The appropriation
bills will be taken up, it is expected, to-day,
and we understand that an effort will be mu It?
to reduce many of the iteim which have been
approved of by many of the committees.
Local Missionary Wobk. Bethany
Sunday School, on South street, above Twenty
first, in the midst ot one ot tho most extensive
manufacturing districts, is encaged in effective
missionary work. Its scholars number between
eiaht an i nine hundred, and the chapel occupied
scarcely accommodates them all. It gathers in
tho children and helps the poor in many ways,
and is one of our best home missions. '
A Serious Fall. Yesterday evening a
furniture ear driver, named MeFuddeti, who re
Bides in Spllcrb' court, fWI from bis car on Dela
ware avenue, ni'nr Market slrect, and was tanen
up in an im-eutibU condition, aud conveyed to
the Clierr.T Btreet utatlon. lie was fina'ly re
rrovud to hiB residonee. IIU injuries, It was
thought, would prove fatal.
The Jewish ITobpitai,. Maryl). Brown,
member of the Friends' Society, has recently
pivtiufnOO lo tbe Jewish Hospital Association
of Philadelphia, for th benefit of the Hospital
recently established. Tula institution combine
a refupo for the sick and disabled, and an asjluio
tor aged Israelite.
Difd Suddenly. Tho Coroner held an
inquest yesterday upon the body of William
Ljttir, aped ninety years, who died suddenly
at bis reuidonee, at Forty-eighth aud Spruce
streets.
Railroad Accident. A. man named
John Fritz, residing at No. 022 N. Third street,
was run over at Ninth and lirowu streets by the
Cierniitntown cars yesterday afternoon, und badly
injured.
DlRCTIABOE OF A Grand Jury. The
Grand Jury or the United States District Cjut
closed tip the business bclore them je6terday,
and were disci arged for the term.
CAMDEN AFFAIRS.
Meeting of tue Camden Cousty Bible
Society. The Camdcu County Hiblo Society
held Us anr.ual meeting in tao Thir l Siren
Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday after
noon, President, Kev. J. II. Dobbins, in thechair.
The meeting was opened with prayer by the
Rev. Georue Sheldon. D. D., after which, Rev.
Dr. Fcwsmlth, of Newark, was introduced as a
delegate ot the Essex County Society.
A report was then received from Mr. Sliiun,
who had been appointed to canvass the coiinty,
by which it appears that he had visited GJ&9
families of these ho found 3rI destitute of
Bibles; also found 175 individuals likewise desti
tute. These were all supplied. Of the whjle
number visited, G02 were families of colored per
sons. Besides these the chool-hous.;s ami
c mnty prison were also supplied. In this dis
lilbuiion by the aeent there were 3f7 Bibles,
166 Testaments, and 68 volumes containing ome
portions of the Scripture. The total value of
the books is $253,000.
The report ol the Treasurer was then read, by
which it appears that about $500 have been
rais?d durini the past year, exclusive ol thp
money collected by thu agnt tor tho sale of
books.
The report of the Depository was also sub
milted, which states that 442 volumes bad been
g.ven away durii.g the year, and 78 Bold.
At t'jo last annual mcctiinroi' theSoelcty.lt
was r.solved to signalize this jubilee year of tho
American Bible Society by a thorough explora
tion of the country. In conformity with somo
efforts made in other parU of the country the
attempt was made to taise an Increased sum.
The ei.ort was to raise $1000 in this county, and
more than one-half the sum lias been rai.-e 1.
Tbe following officers were then eleotel for
the ensuing year: President. Rev. J. B. Dobbins;
Vice-President!1, Ralph Lee, G. Vangelder, J. F.
Bodine, J. Llncmar, A. G. Cattell, Kev. Dr.
Hairis, James White, Horace M. Sharp; Secre
tary, L. C. Baker; Treasurer, J. H. St?vens;
Depository, S. S. E. Cowperthwalt; Executive
Committee ,V. D. Reed, J. L. Vansanf. C. Wood.
A. Mathews, J. C. Delacour, G. S. Woodhull, J.
8. Bune ick, J. D. Kcinbotb, and the ollicers of
Society ex-ollicio.
The next annual meeting was appointed to be
held in the Second Presbyterian Churco, Cam
den, on the first Thursday in December, 1807.
Rev. Dr. Sheldon ami Mr. Crisbiue were
appointed a Committee to select delegates to
tbe county societies.
The meeting then aJjo timed.
EVEN IN O SESSION.
In the evening devotional services were held.
Af'erthe singing of a hymn and a prayer,
Rev. Dr. Cookman, of Philadelphia, was intro
duced, and spoke substantially as follows:
The Bible, in whoso circulation we are spe
cially concerned, is an Inexhaustible theme of
discouise. 1 propose this evening to occupy
only a few moments in discussing the relatiou
the Biblo has to our lreo institutions. The
Scriptures are a heaven-appointed key to unlock
tbe mysteries of Heaven. They have been
translated into our own language, and have
been scattered broadcast throughout the length,
and breadth of the laud. Tho Bible is indis
pensable to the perpetuity and perfection of our
free institution". There are some who will
strenuously controvert this position; some who
lavor and pertinaciously maintain other and
different theories. We have one class who insist
that our Government possesses in itself the
guarantee of its own perpetuitv. It is, indeed,
the very perfection ot violl.icitl machinery,
which, if lett alone, would proceed in its own
workings; but let us ask such persons, Where is
our Government, aud wrret is o&r Government?
VrMt, if you please, our national capital, and
inquire of the President of the United States if
he is tho Government, and he will tell you, or,
at least, be ought to, that he is not. Enter the
halls of our Senate and House of Representa
tives, and ask the Congressmen at present as
semb ed if they are the Government, and
they will reply, no! Approach the heads of
depaitments, the judges of our Supreme
and subordinate courts, the generals of our
army, the commodores of our navv, aud
demand ot them if they are the Govern
ment, and they will reply to you negatively.
They will say to jou that they are but the exe
cutive ollicers at the head of their departments.
No more satisfactory answer can be given as to
what is the Government, than that it is with the
people. Every citizen, however humble his
orieiu or lowly his lot in life, shares, or ought
to share, in the sovereignty of this great repub
lic. If our millions should rise in their majesty
and might to-morrow, as they rose so gloiiously
in tne spring oi it?oi, lusisting upon tne main
tenance ot our national Union, demanding a
monarchy, a monarchy must be the unavoidable
consequence. We must rely upon our free in
stitutiens for the perpetuity of our cherished
liberties. The verv germ of civil liberty
namely, that all men aro born free and equal,
and aro possessed of certain unalienable
rights is a blossom from the tree of lite, aud;is
tho first shoot from the noble oak which,
despite the desolating times of war, is striking
its roots deeppr and gieadiug its branches
more widely than at aDy previous period. The
speaker continued at somo length, and through
out was listened to with marked attention.
Rev. Dr. Fewsmith was then iutroduced and
made a few remarks, after which the audience
departed, no doubt well satisfied with the ad
dresses of the learned gentlemen.
The Camden Skating Park is being
fitted up for the winter season. The water has
been let into tbe Inclosure, and all that is needed
now is a cold snap to perfect the arrangement.
Colonel McKeen has charae of it, and is labor
ing assiduously to secure the patronage of our
skating citizens. The proceeds are lor the bene
fit ot the Second Presbyterian Church, lately
lu'tlt, and the funds raised aie to pay off the
debt incurred in buildinor it,
Accident. On Monday afternoon, a lady
named Sire. Green, cnipljyed as a manufacturer
of b'.iale trimmintrs in one of tho manufactories
of Philadelphia, fell from tho fourth etorv to the
ground floor. She waj taken to her home in
bouth Camdeu, where she now lies in a preca
rious condition.
fin Australian Nowipaor Otlicn. At a news
pnperoflice in Sydney, Australia, ii a tablet in
forming visitors that tne editor caonot be spoken
to unless paid lor hts time. Persons desiring
an audience are invited to buy a ticket of ad
mission ot the door of the waiting-room one
hour costing ten shillings; hall an hour, six
shillings; fllteen minutes, three shillings.
fHO ARCH STREET. GAS FIXTURES
j Ll CHANDELIERS. BRONZE STATUARY, ETO.
VAN KlliK & CO. would reapcctlully direct the atten
tion el their friends, and tlie publio general'yj, to tlieir
large and clennnt assortment ot GAS FIXTURES,
CHAN EL1 ER8, and ORNAMENTAL URONZK
WARES. Ihose wishing handsome and thoroughly
made Goods, at very reasonable prioea. will Hud ft to
their adVHUlate to ive us a call betoro purchasing else-
'n.'Si. Polled or tarn'sbed fixtaiea rcdnlubod wbh
",y '"dtrBonttt"u pr'cevASKIB1C & CO
TpITLER, WEAVER it CO.,
L MANUFACTURERS OF
Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cords,
Twines, Eto.
No 28 North WATER Street, and
No. ti North DELAWARE Avenue,
FUlLAUBLrUlA.
DWIK n. FlTLFK, MlCHABtWfAVBB,
COMBAP F CLOTUIKB. 1
ALEXANDER O. CATTELL & CO
- 1'RODL'CE COUMISSION MERCOAHTS,
Ko. 26 KORTU WHARVES,
AND
NO. 87 NORTH WATER BTREET,
Fill LAD ELI'HIA.
AI.EXiKDKB 0. CATTELL. . KLHiW O. CiTTEtL-
L
ANDHCAPE DRAWINO CARDS, A BHAU.
tilul aeileaut views, tllleen In numbet, 4"ia;ned
lur the Instruction ot
Juvenile artlHts
1-1.. a 1 al i.nly tl
nurkaue. Villi tlia (VIKIVI)
E
TH LEG It Aril, -all. W
li Ilk CI.l 1'1'i.B. c. will l Innnd on sale at the
7 28 NF.WS STAND,
6. W. comer SEVENTH ana CIlXSttDT St(et
AMUSEMENTS.
A
MERICAN ACADBMY"OF MUSIC-
ntiivrfl npRnt.
P. JUIGNET AND C. DB1VKT, DIRECTORS. ,
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Parqnet. Tarqaet Clicle, una Halcony. with reserved
Mats. ONE DOLLAR Family llrcle, 600. Amp til
tbratr, 28c.
Door open at 7 o'clock. Curtain to rise it pro
cicely. FBIDAY EYEl I NO, December 7,
Me A!
OR. THK MAKRLK P.RIDE.
Optra In thtee actr,mu iu by Harold
Mnd'llc hAT) F. a Cnml li
Mr. AltilAND a Zampa
THK MAITKR I)f Oil VPf-L .E.
Opera In one act Music by Paor.
UtaoMe MI'ltKN I IS as OertTiuli
Air. WIUIKL.M a llaiosbo
8ATI RPAY. December P,
GRAND MATIN K:
Admlsfllrn, OXK DOLL.AU.w tti resolved icata, to all
pattn oi i he hoQ'e
Hy vaaerai request.
THIS (JBOWV DIAVOSD3.
Or'ra In tliree acta. Munio by Aalier.
V.d'lle NDIK a La Catmint
MudTe LAliRr N-lHas. Dinna
b.T. ANI IIKLWK as Don nenrlquo
l be sa'e of ticket wilt commence on Wedmtdar. le
Cfmlier A troinSto4 o'clock, at tue Academy and at
Tinmpier'. .
liook of tbe operas for sa'e at the Academy. 12 6 St
IV
D ISTOttl. AC ADE M Y OP MUSIC.
season of Kiairr muhth
DIRECTOR J OR AC
D BUT OK M'MK AllELAIDK RHTOtl.
ON A! ON DAY KVK.MNO, December 10,
MKDKAl IViKDK A 1 M hDK 1
M'me RIRlOUtae MfclKA tlie name character In
Which ie made her dbnt In New York.
TDKSDaY, Second WEDdKDAY. Third Mcht
Renrrvcd seat to Parquet, Purine! Clro e, and Bal
cony 2. Admission, l-fiu; Family Clrcln. Vxs (111
lery. 60c. seats lor tho O'st nixhr can be bad I nun 0 A
JH . to 4 P. M.. at tbe Box Olllce of the Academy of Music
NEW CHESNUT STRKET TTIEATltK.
CI1F.8NUT Btreet above TwelUb. Doom open
at 1. Curtain rlaca at 7 45.
TDtrt KVKm O
MB. J. k. Mcdonough,
and tho
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE 8EA30X,
TUB
OR, TUB WORKMEN OF MANCHESTER.
Produced with
NMV AND BR-VUTIFC'. SCENERY,
mom which may be naiued Fntler's Liue, City ot
Manchester by Night the I ri til Soeuo. an I tuo.
;RKaT TM.EUKAPH SCrNrJ.
In thi taut scene, nows iroui all parts ol tho world,
received by the
T EATRE TELEGRAPH WIBE,
will be read to the audience.
To coiicmd': with
THU l.Og V CHILD.
FRIDAY BKNF.KTr OF MR. J. E. McDONOUGII.
NATl IIDAY APl'MtNnOV, liecomocr 8,
BF.COM AliRAH NA-PCHSUE MATIN ICR.
NKt'OND AliUAH-SA POOUi: MA' IN EH.
SECOND ARUAa-NA-POUUE MATINEE.
w
A ti N U T STREET T H E A T R K.
rommence it Jl
F1FIU NIOHT OF
Mil.
THE POPULAR
, J. B. CLARKE.
COMEDIAN,
CLARKE af., ...Dr. Pangloss
Vj an idoiiit urown
TBI (Thursday) EVENING. Decembers,
Coleman' superb ( omeily. In five acts, ol
TBE UilR-AT-LAW.
Dr. Panglo Mr J. a. CLARKE
To conclude with the lauxhabto Comedietta of
MY Ni-IGUiiOa'd WlFft
Timothy Brown Mr J. f. CLA8KE
FR1DA Y-CLARKK'8 8PECIVL NIOHT
Mr.tCLARKE will appear on lo-morrow evening, thi
occasion ol lila bvneUt. In three piav. L.KAP YEiU,
FA r BOY anil HPKC'IRE BlllDt UHO M. .
CLARKE an KIQUQRY. W ADDtLOVB, and DIMPLE.
Ml
RS. JOHiN DltEW'S NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRE Beiilns at half pant 7 o'cloek.
AN r.NTIRE ht) PKHFuRUA.NttE.
LAST WEEK OF THE (UtEAT AftTISTS,
MH. AND A1RH. HOWARD PAUL,
who will appear
IVAN ENTIRE N'W PROGRAMME,
MONDAY, AND EVEUY EVK.MNU.
MR. AND MRS HOWARD PAUL,
n two new ulceus and new sines.
EACH
To conclude
each evening
w4n a grand Drama,
bv tbe
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
FRIDAY BEN ti FIT OF MR. H. PAUL.
EW AMERICAN THEATRE.
TUB GREAT rY UT
KVIRY N 'GUT. AND
SATURDAY a.ATI tE. ttt2 o'clock.
THE BLACK CROuK.
THE BLACK CROOK.
GEKMANIA orchestra. PUHLIC re
hcarsals eveir SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at
MUSICAL FUND HALL, SH o'clock. EniraKemcnu
made bv ec dreHBlng GEORGE BA8TERT, Agent, No.
l'ai MONT.KEY Mreet between Kace and Vino. 116 3m
VT EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
IN ELEVENTH Htreet. above CHESNL'T.
THK FABliCV KEH'iHT"
OPEN FUH THK BEASOIV,
CARKCKOISS A. BIXEl'S JHliXsPUELS,
tlie Great Btox Troupe 01 the World In theit GUAM
MHlOPIAN 601REE8, BONGs, DASCGS, NEV
' BLHLESyUFB, toil PLANTATION 6CKNES.
Ijoors open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock,
g at) J. L. CAIlNi llWv Manager.
V
ALEK'8 (LATE MILLER'S) WINTEK
GARDEN J OS. TiTiH V1MIC HUcet.
GRAND LNSTKUMfiK'l AL COACEUTM
Iiy two large and efficient Orchestras.
' TO-NIGHT
And EVERY NIGHT. In connection with our
EXCEI.SIORMRIXG BAND,
a Braes Band, compilaing the best Artists In thejClt,
will penorm. opER rQR gEAS0V
Our spacious bunmier Garoen, artistically laid oui
with Khtubbcrv, fountains, etc.
IN TbE LADIES' SALOON,
Especially set apart lor FAMILIES, the beat of Creams
ana other Heiresbments will be served. B-10
GYMNASIUM
FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN,
N. E COR. OF NUnTH AND ARCH STREETS.
Ihe Institute, which aaln has been greatly Improved
lor tbe coming scan on, U now open tor subscriptions all
da? andeveiuUKS.
Bodily exercite Impart health and strength, and U
btifbly rcitn mended to io h sexes and all agea.
Terms icr lusuuction, 6 months H (W
Terns lor eli piacllco. 3 monilis, StV
in. nnriiruiHtit end tor a circular, or vivo us a call.
tailSu. FrolCbSCrs BllDEliRASD LEWIS
CARPET1NGS.
QAKPETIKGSI CARPETIXtrS I
Jlctluccd to Prescut Gold Prlcei.
J. T. DELACROIX,
No 37 S. SECOND Street,
ABOVE CHESNUT,
Has received per late arrivals,
200 PIECES J. CROSS LEY & SON3'
BRUSSELS CAltPiETING
KEW AND ELEGANT PATTERNS.
Also, a large line of TtiKEK-FLY EXTRA
Ai.D HNE 1GFA1N CARl'ETS. DAMASK
VENETIAN STAIR AND HaLL C ARl'EJ INUS.CO T
TAGE AM) RAG CARl'ETS, OIL CLOTUH.SinUES
Etc, which Will be sold low in consequence of thef
luGold. J. T. DELACKOIX,
No. 7 8. SKCOND Streot,
10 2Tslulh7m Between Chesnut anil Market.
O T I C
E
C A.
RPETINCrB
AT REDUCED PRICES.
LEEDOM & SHAW,
No. 910 AH CII STREET.
BETWEEN NINTH AND '1 EST.I ST 3. 4 Imrp
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
GRAVE-STONEB, Eto.
Just completed, a beautiful variety ot
ITALIAN IfAKBLB MONUMENTS,
TOMBS AND GRAYE-STONE
Will be sold cheap for ca.-h
W ork svut to any pari ol the United States.
HENRY S. TAim.
MARBLE WOKKB,
i wtiul No. 110 GRE1N bKett, ihiladclphiJ
ArVIUSEPv;ENTS.
rp I C K E T O F F I O E,
No. 030 CIIBSNUT St.
Hfmcnibsr th little Ons:
The Destitute
Rnrl Orphan
Children
OF OUR
COUNTRY'SJEFENDEnS.
GRAKD CII rABLK FAIrt
And li-PBentation Peativ.il,
In Aid of the Hon-.e end "chool for tne Malot.naneo and
tducullon oi tie Dentluite cbildreu ol our
(oldlers and Uallora.
An Artpcnl to tho American People.
We. the Officers and Manaxera of ' The Home ami
Scl.ool" lor the h duration and Malnioimuce or no
Jiesiltuie blldren oi out boldlcra and Bahora, eiun"Stlv
follclttlio bi mpnthy and co-opera'l in in our Fair and
(irand l'rcsi ntutlon Festival ol all who donlie wltb us lo
tee -'the ti oiiio ana Fcliool" enabled lo receive aiH earu
for all reedy oneii, who seek Us shelter and prelection.
Mrs. Oeneral Ulvsso. 8 Orant. President.
Mrs. ( buries P. Daly. Acln(t President
Mrs. Major General J. C. Fremont, First VIoe-Prcsi-
aMrs. Robert Forster. Second Vice-President.
Mia. John rt. Voomlcs, Treasurer.
M iB. David Boy t, fecreiary
atra William B. Iilllver. Corresponding fecretarv.
Mrs. Hervey G. Law, Manager.
Mrs. J J. Van Da Bern, Manager.
1 he Fair will open on the 10th of December, ani con
tlnne two wceka at the PUHLK! HvLU corner o
B ROADWAY and TWENTY THIRD Street, New Yorkf
To be concluded bv tbe ......
GRAND PBEBEN ' AriO FESTIVAL,
1 o be held at
COOrF.R INSTirUTK, NB V YOHK,
On BATURDvY EVEMSG. Dccembor 22,
t'r.dei the lauslcal Direction of T IlKODUK F.
IHtiMJi. lw. Onwhich occasion Commlt.ee will
be choten by the audience to award
$l(J 0,000 IS PKESESTS,
In such lawful manner is they may determine. For
ihe Festival thcie wll be L-sued
ilO OUI 11LKET8 AT OM5 DOLLAR EACH,
AND
iICO 000 Piescnta, bcluB one to each Ticket-holder
1.IRT OF PREENT8 TO BE AWARDED,
1 Sp endld Country Residence In Westchostcr
county, near New York l Itv k. 001
1 Pm nt m United Blutet Qrernback 10.U.K
1 Corner House and L,ot, jainuica. avouuo c,
New York
I House and Lo', adjoining above
1 House end l ot In Brooklvn, Now York
4.000
3.001)
3( 110
2VH)
l,50t
4 500
1 COO
BOuil
1.0 0
2MI
3,00
lKJj
150
l m
I Co n- age Horses, and Harness (complete). ..
1 (.irand I lano Oiclnwny's.
3 Lois in Harlem, city of hew York, 1509
each
1 Bit ol Diamonds (bins, Far-Hintrs, and
Pin)
1 Taid-np Policy of Lite Insurance Tor
1 "Kllis' Patent Hot Water Apparatus," for
Heating Dwellings
1 Oil Painting ol General V. . Grant
Ill Geiils' fine Gold Lover Watches 'i00. ...
15 Ladles' line Gold Lever Watche. I25..
1 t letiant 1st Premium "Empire" fcewmg-
Slnclilne
20 Silver-plated Tea holts, f) 675
100 Celebrated "t-mniru" Sewlug Machines
now on exhibition at tlioir Warerooins,
No 616 Broadwav
1000 ( oples (1 vols, each), blnK a complete
Illustrated History ol the War
250 Cold Pens, Pencils, and Meeve Buttons,
.S-S.
COO lub e and Tea Spoons and Napkin Rln8,
5
10C0 I al bells and platcitjKrult Knives 3 ...
Ihe balance to consist oi the lol'owlna anlc'es,
viz. : Musical Instruments. Par or and Olllce
Furniture. Writin? Caies, Ladles' Work
Boxes Muslo Boxes Kid Gloves Photograph
Albums. Breast Pins and Finger Rings, Gents'
Fob 1 hains, Ladles' God Watch Chains,
Opera Glat scs B ack Walnut Picture Frames.
Gentlt men's Fashionable Mlk Hats, Ladles'
liewest t-tyle Diess Hats, American Emblem
Cards lor Panor Amusement, FngrHvings and
Curd Photographs of Distlngt lihod Per
sonages, Ladies and Gents' Riding Whins,
Buffalo Robot, Ladles' Mink Furs (lent.' Fur
Collar aud (llove., .to. eto , amounting to...
7,50u
1 001'
1.635
2 500
3,11th'
24 225
Making In the aggregate 200 000 Presents.
valued at 100,00fl,
Orders mm he sent direct to ui enclosing the money,
from 1 to e2S, In reg.ttered Utter a' vttr rttk, Willi
stamp for return postage, i.aiger amounts should bo
eent In dralta or by Ihe Express, at the fo lowing
CLUB RA I ES I
S Tickets to one ad- i 40 Tickets to one art-
dieM 4'8'M dress ?5 0n
10 " " " 9 00 CO " 43 80
20 n-50 100 " " U5 00
30 " " " 26251
Address all orders and commnnlca'.Iona to
THOMAS & CO.,ManaglugDlrectora )
or to (No.61flBRO D
N. II. DA Vis. Agent for tho Home ( WAY, N. Y.
and school, )
Or to WM. T. tVILSOS,
11 3u 3 w Vo. 30 CHESNUT Street, Philade phia.
fJSSSf THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANC
XJ 4 i ' faclme recom.i enrt themselves. We piomlsu
lo our patrons oicar beautlml tones, elegant workman
thip. duiabilltv, and rensomib'.e prices, combined with
a mil guarantee, i or sale only at bo. lull WALNUT
8 "$' UNION PIANO MAXUFAC1UBINQ CO,
GOVERNMENT SALES.
G
OVERNilRNT
SALE AT AUGUSTA,
OhUKUiA.
Ifce iollowing Troperty will bo told at
A 1'lBLlU AUCTION,
TO BE HELD
AT TUE UNITE! bTA'l ES ARSENAL, AT
AUCUS1A, GEORGIA,
ON 'J11UK&IJAY, Deoi mber 20,1866.
Property ut i oitl I1 ItiHElt, ortu Carolina, as
follows:
About 70, CCO pounds uuEcrviceablo Guns, Shot,
Dd bliei).
4 unserviceable Gun Carriajtes, with tbe Iron on
them,
biO Lairos damaged Powder.
Lying at tbe Kailroad Depot, In ATLANTA,
Gcorg.a
104,(00 poiuic'b Cast-iron Guns.
At too Findiey Iron Works, at SIACON, Geor
gia: A Fine Steam Tress Hammer, acting direct lroni
Cylinder. Weight of drop 000 poumlR,
At tbo AUGLSTA ARSENAL AM) POWDEK
WORKS, the lolloning:
112 COO pounds Caut-iroii Guns.
12 too pounds Catt-ii on Castings, seme of them
valuable.
atOOOO pounds Cast-Iron Scrap, shot and shell,
etc. e o.
6000 pounds Copper Scrap.
l'JU liolu Gun Carnages, with tie irons on
tut-in.
140 Ammunition Chests, black, walnut, and
copper.
GO tots of Artillery Harness, for tuo horses,
Anf a quantity of othei property, consisting prlnci
Saddles,
Horso Equipments,
Infauti y Accoutrements ( leather ),
Uui-kei Appendages,
Harness,
Bullet Moulds,
1'owdcr Flunks, and
ItlnrUBIllillli' lil-Ilor.fl
The f a'e will common.-., at 10 A, M., and continue
until all the property is ro d
1 toast.-'.
Twenty per cent, on lti cay of tho sale, and the
remainder when the property is de!irc;ed or within
ten tlai s.
Persons dentrins to purchase tho pioperty either
at 1'ort Fisher, N. C, Atlanta or Macon, Gd.,ihou.d
examine it teiore the day ol the salo.
D W. FLAGLER,
Brevet Lieut.-Col. U S. A , Capt Ord ,
11 22 20t Commanding Augusta Arsen-il.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE COURT OK COMMON PLEAS FOR.
X THE CI IV AM) COUNT I OF l'IllL.4 1 t-LPill A.
In the matter ol the pctldon lor the Bale of real
estate bv tbe Go man Lutheran Comre"ation
'ihe tinners enuil, appoint d by tue snld Court to h-ar
and report upon the cle.uns of persons holding Ion in
the burying ground of ihe above convrenution. situate
on the east oU'o ti tlihtn street betneeu iiac.) and
Vine ktieo iu llio city ol I'hlladelphlit hereby in
accordance with tho order ol Court ot November .'i.
lBtiii, gives notice to all purtles boldeis oi lots, or line
resied therein, to uu rear before liliu at his olllce, Ni.
433 Walnut street, in said illy oa TiiUltsDAY tlm
thlrieenth dn ol December. A. I. I Hi', at 3 o'C'ocit
v. M . then midvhero io nresent their several cm hn-.
Ills uotlce Is giveu for Ihe purpoao ot enabling piii-
foiin having relations inirieu iu sum ground, or mivi.i,'
riehtsor liurlnl armiled to them bv a'd conoratlo:i 'O
present their obleotiuns to tbo sale of tho giouud and
removnl of the dead.
11 its Yit THOMAS J. WORREI L. Fxamlnor.
TN THE
ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA,
R.iaia or 'I IIU U AS HANsEiJ.. duci-uned
The Auditor appointed by ihe Court to audit, sett'o,
and adj it tbe account ot IVILMM I-. haNhm.I ,
Admliilsirotor of Hie ectate ol TIIOM AS IIAKMKL '..
deceNed. ami to report distribution oi tlio b.tltinco Mi
the hand-t or ihe uccouiitam, will meot tiiu piulici
luteiesied. lor i lie puipusn o' his unpoint'iieiit, mi
'I III'IIMUAY, Deoeinler 13, IM0, at 3 o'clock '. VI . nt
Ills oltice. No. 4vi WALNUI' Str. ct, in tlio el'.v of Phil t
delplmi. WJL'lkM I . BIK E II ,
14tuths8t Auditor.
MEDICAL.
USE THE
"BRONCHOIDS"
For Cough?, Colds, Hoarsenesj, Catarrh, Chrsi'o
Bronchitis, Bore Throat and Langs, Etc. Eto.
ALLEN'S "GnONCHOIDS,"
Also Invaluable for Clearing and Strengthening the
Ytice.
ONLY S3 CENTS A DOX.
Nono pennlne without the written signature oi
JOHN C. ALLEN, Jr.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR,
HEVENTH and BOUTU Btreeta, Philadelphia.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. CU U tuthsiat
F
RENCII MEDICINES IN VOGUE
T
CRIMAULT
& CO.
Chimiats to his Imperial Iliyhnus Prince flapotcon,
47 Rug Richelieu Paris.
NO WORK CONTTMTTTO!T
GRIM A UlT'SS fR UP ot liYl'QPUOSPUA TE of HUB
For all I Iseasesol the C hest this Medicine Is Invaluable,
it is largely U'ed at tbe ' BKoUPTO.N" HO..
I'll AL. In London, lor Consumption, and
genera If apptoved bv the leading
Medical Men In Kngiand andui
Mauce.
NO MORE COD LIVER OIL.
OSIMACLTS SYRUP OF IODIZED HORSERADISH
This Syrup is employed, with the greatest success, In
?lace of i od Liver Oil, to which It u infinitely superior,
t cures diseases of ihe chest, scrofula. Ivinpbatlo d Bor
ders green sickness, muscular a onv.and losa of apnotlto.
It regenerates the constitution by purliyinn the blood,
and la, In a word, tbe most powenul depurative known.
It is a ministered with the areatest elllcaov to younn
cbldrcn, subject to humors or obstruction of the a lauds.
NO MORE POVERTY OF THE BLOOD AND PALE
COMPLr-.2f.lON.
DR. LERA H PUOMPIlAiK OF IRON.
This new ferrufiinous medicine contains the elements
ol ihe Dlood and bones aud IKON In a liquid state. It
Is dllterent trom all hitherto offered to the public, is
liimld colorless, and tasteless. It speoully euros
CULoBobli,
PAINS IN TUB BTOMACH,
DIFFICULT DI3ESTI0N,
DYSMRNOBBIKKA. ANEMIA.
The majo Itv of the cademlcsot Medicine ot Paris
recommend tbo Phosphate of I run to Ladies of delicato
constitution, suflerlnv iioin Anemia and all other per
sons latiKued ttom over anxiety, nervous emotions, over
work, general deoilliy. and poorness of blood.
It is the only preuaration which nevor causes consti
pation, and can be borne by the most delicate stomachs.
NERVOUS HE 1DACHK8. NEURLOIA, IN8TANTA
NE0U8I.Y CURED BY
GKIIH AULTM IIUARANA.
A vegetable Biazilian substance, entirely Innocuous.
INTERNAL OR LOAL
NEW CURA-IVB AGENT,
MATIOO.
GRIMACLT b CO., PARIS.
This new remedy Is prepared from the leaves ot a
Fcinvian pepper shrub oalled MATiCO, and curca
promptly and iniahiblv. without any lenr of iullain
matory result. 'Hie great majo'lty of Physicians in
i-.ri. iiuFnia, Germany, and New York now use no
otner remeuy.
GENERAL DEPOSITORIES
T Tla a aflUl VI . TT T '11 . ' I t.a thamlata 17a At
au a aunt m, viia vajA ot Xve Da VUUUiioiDi 11
BUE KICUKLIEO.
In New York, at M. M FOUOEKA tt VANUi.it-
KIEH'8, WILLIAM r-trcet
jn rbiiaueipiiiu. at ttincii, iuwu&nija s t;u.. ana
at every koou chemists. 8 i thtf
Q LAD NEWS
FOR THii UNf OltlUNATB.
BELL'S ErEClFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted In all cases, for tbe Spbkdt and Perm
MihT CtkB oi all liiseatcs arising frooi excesses lnyoutu
I'bjelcal and Nervous Debility, etc. etc.
SO CUANOt, OF DIET 18 NECESSARY.
1 hey can oe used vtitbout deiecilon,andnevt
efitct a Cure, li uted according to instructions.
CELL'S gPKCIFIC FILLS,
Frico One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes
for fivo L.M
lam a bo, Large boxes, containing Four Small,
rricc mree uoi.urs.
From four to l i boxes are generally required to cure
oidlnarv cases though
sinule box
benefit Is derived irow udiug a
in l brume Cases, where Nervous
Prostration has
aflected the bystein,
BELL'S TOWIC PILLS
re recomrr.enUed as tbe uiosi Lfllcaclous, Rejuvenating
mu Invigorating lieuicdy iu (he wor d.
a Package nice Five Dollars, wl I last a month, and
is gtucrai.y suillcieuk
In extreme casesof Debi ity,
UKJLL'ts tX'lUtlAL HEKEDT,
i rleelno iiollors, sutlicient tor a, mouth, can be use
lo n ud advantage.
it elves s-ueiiKt'i to tho sy seem, and, with tho Pills,
r. iil el.tct a complete ltestoiatlou.
A 1'nu.phlet oi 10U poiics, on Ihe EltKORt OF YOUTH,
fieuil ntu us a Lecture und cau.ionto Voung Ueu, sent
tree, 'ltn Cents required to pay postuge.
Ii you cannot purchase Pell's RrECivio Rehediks
( i your Diutglst, take no other, but scud tho money
liiect to
DK. JAMES BRVAN. Const-Itlni? Pliysicinu,
ho fcl'j UKO.IDWAK, New York
And you will receive them by return oi mail pust paid,
aud lite irom olservatiou.
For euie by DYOll & Co., No. 232 N. SECOND
btreet. Ui
GAMARITAN'S GIPTI
SAMARITAN'S GIFT J
THE MOST CERTAIN EEMEDY EVES USED.
"TEB, A POB1T1VE CUES"
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM. IN IS.
CKElIOS.
Contains no llineral, no iiabam, no Mercury,
Omy Ten I'tUs to be l iken to Jitfect a Cure.
Tbey are entitely vegetable, having no smell nor any
unp easaut table, and v. 1,1 not In any waj- Injuie tbo
stomach or towels oi Ihe mot.1 delicate
t uies in iroin two to lovr days, and recent cases
twtutv-iour houis."
cent by mail. Price, Alala packages, f i. Fema'e, $
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HKRB JUICE ,
Tbe Great Blood Purifier, and Remedy lor
i'crofula, liters, Ik-res, Spots, 'letters aoaies
Boils, Mc.
For the above complaints the Samaritan's Root and
Herb Jukes la tbe uuet potent mid eliectual remedy
ever piescrlbed It reaches und eradicates every par
tic e oi I he vtLereal poli-ou. W ill reuiove every vestige
oi Imoorltles iretu ti.e system, as well as a l the bad
tCectsol u.eicury. Price, simper bottle.
SAMARITAN'S WASH
Is used In conjunction with tbe Root and He rb J a Ices
1 ull aliectious. l rite, ten s.
T be o.d tkkenlng and dibuunlng drnc ibavetogive
way to remedies pureiy vegeiab.e, pleasani to the tunte,
inu AlOMl Ibt tllK.
bo d br l.Kd Ao 11AK.NES4 (.0., No. l PARK ROW
and by luglhls
li.tMND & CO.. Iropnetors, No. 915 RACE strew
i biladeiphla U Iu
A
LL
PERSONS WHO
DO NOT ENJOY
the h.css ug of good heultb. can obtain relief by
f go
touHUltiDg Dr. E.1NKEL1N, neruiaii pnysician. nr
kinkeiln lrei.l -l u'seeres. prepuies aud admtnNters
his ow n medicines. 1 bey are pure, safo, and reliubia
He Invites all persons uullerlnu lioin disease to call on
.him. ( tnfullutiou Iree Uurlun tho day. and oillces
open till uo'cleck In the evening. N w. corner ul
TillRD and UNION Streets, oetween Spruce and I'lne
treeis. 8 14Gm
JOIiERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
MAXWACTUJtEliS.
lMfOliTV.ns,
AUD DEALERS IX
raints, Tarnishes, and Oils, .
No. 201 NORTH FOURTH- STREET,
243m COFNEB W KACE.
PRIVY WELLS-OWNERS OF PROPERTY
The only pisce to get Privy Weill eleuued ana d s-
ufected at very h
A. PEYSON.
Manufacturer of Foudreite .
G OLDS MIT UO' UALL, L BHARY Street
1M
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, &
WHITE SKIRTS TO BE SUPERSEDED
THE WATER-mOOF SHIRT FRONT
Will save the Expense of White Bhirts fti
Save the Trouble of Wnshing and Ironing
Improve the Appearance ;
Save Time in Dressing ;
Remove all objections to Colored Bhirti;
Preserve a Cleanly Exrior ;
Protect the Breast, and Preserve Health
Civo joy to the Household ;
Make Travelling Plcawnt;
Save your Money ; and
Keep yonr Wife In a good humor.
ALL FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
MANUFACTORY.
119fmrlm Ko. 44 a. THIRU Street, adgtory.!
QE2STS' FUKNieniNQ GOODS
- -(T8 WADE Or NEW YORK MILLS MCBLLW
on y w ' nrlee f s &O.
MlIhTS OF WAMSUITA MUSLIN nlr
13-15 usual price 5,60
BOV8 Ml IR1 8 on band and trade to order.
A liberal deduction to wholesale trade
WF.IBM. SHAKER, Aiil) CANTON FLANNEL TJN
DF.rtHIHHTH AMD DRAWERS, all sixes and qnallllea.
AlfO. FANCY SCAR KB, NECKTIEH, (iLOVBS
nrKfS,. 8UPPENDE11S, etc, in treat variety, and hi
reasonable prices. til 4 2m
T. L. JACOBS,
No. 1Q20 OIIESNtJT Street.
glJIRTsl SHIRTS I SHIRTS!
40 JOHN C. EEKINGIOIi'S 40
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
No. 40 North NINTH Street,
rniLADELPniA.r
Particular attention glrlng t
of shuts.
e Cutting and Uak n
1181m
JJ. BUTLER,
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
I?o. 142 South EIGHTH St.
112
J.
W. SCOTT & C O.,
SHIRT KANUFACTURER8,
AUD 1EALKBS III
MEN'S FUUNISHINQ GOOl)8
Ko. 814 CHESNUT Street,
FOUR DOORS ALLOW THE 'CONTINENTAL,
'tl irp FfllLA DELFI11A.
pATENT SHOULDER-SEAM
SIIIIiT MANUFACTORY,
AND viENTLEMEN'8 FURKISHINQ STOKE.
PERFECT FITTING BHIRfS AND DRAWERS
made irom measnrenicnt at verv short notice.
All otbcrai ticks of GENTLEMEN tt DUtBH O00D8
in lull variety.
WINCHESTER & CO.,
HIS
No. 700 CHESNUT Street
THE BEST FITTING SHIRT
III AMERICA IB THU
SHOULDER-SEAM PATTERN 8UIHT,
Manufactured by
R. EAYRE, No. &8 N. SIX D Street, Philadelphia,
where you can find a large aaso. tmcntol
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODr).
Clip this out and give us a call.
817 No. 18 N. 81X111 Street, Philadelphia.
nENTS' FTTPvNTSirTtfn noons.
; VJ
r , uuf TJUAA. Jit..
, ... . nmmn .n, , w w ih,
FINE SHIRTS, AND WRAPPERS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
611k, Lambs' Wool, a Marino
UNDER-CLOTHING.
10 Stuths No. 825 ARCH Street.
SHIPPING.
pp STEAM TO LIVERPOOL CALLING
i." Oueenstown The inman Line, ailimc
semi-weekly, carrying toe uniiea Mates mul s
"Ci'iY JF DALTIMtiRt" Saturday, December 8
CITY OF CORK" Weuuesdny, December 12
CITY OF PARIS" r-aturday, December 15
"CITY OF NEW YOhK" Saturday, December 22
and eaih succeeding raturday and Weduesduy, at
noon, irom l ier No North river.
KAILS OF P-SSAUE
By the trail steamer sailing every Saturday.
Fust Cobln, Gold IW.bteerage Currenoy
To London.,.., 95 1 ToLondou
lo Paris lfjej To Parbi od
Passage by tbe Veunefdny aleamers i First cabin,
CO; steerage, 30. Payable in United States cur-
"i'assengersa'eo forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre
tt en, etc , at moderate rates.
Meeiage parsege irom Liverpool or Oueenstown, 4M,
i uirency. h lckets can be bouubt here by persons send
Inv lor their Irleuils.
For mriher In oimallon apply at the Company g
oflces JOHN G.DALE Audit.
g 1 No. IU WALNUT btreet. Phl'mla.
ff STAR LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS.
The New York Mall Steamablp Ompany's'flnt oceau
tteameis will leave Pier 40 NORTH RIVER, Now
York, at 3 o'clock P. Al., as follows!
MOUSING STAR On 6aturday
MGNTEKKY On Wednesday
HAVANA .On Saturday
AllSBOURI On rtTeduesduy
All tills of lading signed at the efflce upon the pier.
l or might or passage apply to
C. K. GABR1S0N. President,
OAltltlSON L AbLhlN,
10 10 4p No 8 BOWLING GREEN, New York.
U. L. LEAF, Agent,
Office Adams' Expresx, No. &u Chesuul sireet,
ATLANTIC
STEAMSHIP
SEMI-WEEKLY, FOR
COAST
LINES,
MAIL
NORFOLK AKD RICHMOND, cabins 6and8
C'HAKLLblON, cubii' 'i5. hecondolas 1
SAVANNAH, cubiu. .......... 'li- Second class IS
Every SATURDAY, star line 'or
N(W ORLEANS Direct NFW ORLEANS
Kim cabin.. ItO St cond cabin.. 40. beoeid olaHS..2J
Flrtt cabin.. 10 t-econd cabin . 4i. Hecoud class,, a
y, llh uusurp ai-6td tccommcoallons to either u.ass.
Foi lielthl or pasiae, appi to
ALLEN K 1 """AS & CO.,
10 19 4p No- POWL1NQ GREtN. New Tork,
FOR NEW "XORK. PHILADELj
lila bteam Propeller company De
.... a ..I.. .....1 U., P.li.1
TrrTTSilieure Lines,
biutY" , a . p . , I,u.tt.l with all
Korll uu M.d V iii-tern Hues.
1 or lieiglit which hi be talen upon aceominodallng
teims. aVpiy tT wiLl.IAM 41. UAlUD JtCO..
j ig v No IMS. DELAWAUfl Avenue
pf. TO SHIP CAPTAINS AKUOWHKUS.
itst! 'Ihe nndertslgned having leased the
SolONSCKfeW DOt K, bCKS to inlurm hi flieuds
aud ibe i-auoiis oi uie nova. i
lui rented lacUilies lo accommoduio those baviua; yesaela
to Le luiecd or lepMre.', and lelag a p.acticaj shlicarj
Pi nter und eau ker will give personal eitoutlon to the
vefseis emruHiiu ui
t antaiiis or Aieus bhlp-Carpeiitets
and Machinists
1 .,..,10 f in HLUIiCV
I'tUnt jfleio lo 1 uinpusHlon" lor Copper pai
....Jrvtliiu ol vei-suls' bollo lis, lor ibid el f
ami, it the
1 am pre
1.1 tid to lUiniKii meeuiuc uu
aviirnble terms
.1 1 , 1 1 v 11 11 am II li
Knniiii'ton "crew l"ek 1
DILAWARR tveiiue a bo e nure tnu.
in