TtlS DAILY EVENING TELKGKAPIT. PinLADBLPinA. MONDAY. DECEMRFIt 10, I8fl&;
AMC8EMENTS.
MADAM1 ADBLAIDB Rl 8T0RI -II KB DBMTT TIIIS
thuro At "Mbdba " Tho greatest living trage
dienne will make her first appearanoe in this city
at tho Academy ol Musio to-night, and wears happr
to announce that the audienoe will ba largo, elite,
and distingue. 1 be oaet ot Mtdca Is as fallows .
Medea Madams Adoiaido Risrorl
Croon, King ot Corinth Signor Uiulio Huti
Cieusa, Ins daughter Mad. Mnga Oloon
Orpheus Cosnr iiisiori
J mod Signor (liaoomt n u-c n
C.eura's Nurse. .. Siinora Virginia Caisati
A loung Lad -inorlta Uiulia B.ivini
l.yoaon, I luldron of Jason and Mndoa,
Alelauthus, f Tut les fils et flilo de Minor (Jicch.
Here is tho argument of tho play (Medea) this
eveclng !
"Tho mrfiolcr of Hio Greeks ting furnished tho
Incldtntsof Ihlr. plav. The Aronautio Expert itlon,
commanded by Jmon, tin ooiect ol wuicli wa. 10
obtain the folden tl ceo in Colchis, having arrived
at that country, nought to obtain tho coveted prim.
Medea asi-lou Jason in lug hero o advennircs, aud
he tinailr obtninia her heart. With the utrunst ingra
11 ude, atti r two ch idrou had beou born to tnem,
Jacon abandoned tho laimly. Iho first acts repre
sents Alenea, wandering with h r children, In search
of Jason. Khe air vos at tho Coirt ot Croon, in
Corinth whore fin da.ielitir C'rema is on fiio eve of
her marriage. The intorv ow of Medea with Creusa
discloses that Jason is to bo the husband of tho lair
Corinthian ; and Medea, incited by the fate, pours
tort h the most vio put wra h at the discovery. In
the second act therein an into. new between Jason
and Medea, in which ho propo-os to take one ol iho
'Children, and ermit dVdea to have tho custody of
the other. Ibis arouses all tho maternal tenderness
of the abuBOd Msdea, and she doterminos to take
vengeance, on the ungrateful bero who has aban
doned her, after having derived tnuoU ot h s re
tiewn from the magio arts ol tho uuhaiipy princess,
w ho was once the lavorito daughter ot Aetos, tiui
ol Colchis. Ihe third actdispiavs the character ol
Medea under the influence of the Furies, the ven
geance upon Jason iem taken bv the sacrifije of
the two children at tho bands ol their mother I be
varied history ol Ja on and Modca, as recordod ia
Greek mytiiolopy, has furnished many of tho inci
dent in this drama but the iroalmont of it by M.
J.ogouve is pr g nnl in many lospecis, without oeiug
mi .e poi doious bv c as-ical o adoration. "
Ihe luul c are respectfully requested to be promp
in Inking the r Feats ns too play commences at eight
o'clock, precise, v. and I' is most desirable ihat no
t iilurl aiice sli uld ctenr during the performanoo.
Tun Oratorio of H.u An. Mendelssohn's grand
oratorio ol Ji ijuti will be produoed at the Aoa
ferny ol Music on Thursday evening, December
13th, in truly rnagnilicont style, by the popular
and energetio Handel and Haydn Society. It
will constitute the first conoert of the season,
and will be an impoitant musical event. The
best talont that cou'd bo secured in the country
lias beou engaged for the solo parts, consisting
ot Dr. C. A. Gui motte, of Boston; George Simpson,
of New York ; Miss U. H. A ex sudor and Miss Caro
line McCaffrey, oi rbtladolphia. lhree boys will
sustain the parts ol the outn and the angel's cho'ua,
who are bointr mst.rnctod by I'rotessor Fieroe, the
accomplished organist oi 8t Mark's Church. The
choruses will oe most effectively rendored by the
members ol the fianuol and ilavdn Society, consist
ingot over three hundred voices. Carl 8e ntz, the
populaiVeailer ot tbe Uandol and Haydn, directs the
entire flair.
Kbw Chbswjt Street Theatre To-night Mr.
John K ftlcDouough begins the third week of tho
Lovo Strike, whioh baa been so very popular, On
Wednesday there wil be a matinee at the Ciiosnut,
when the drama ol nriette will bo performed. Mr.
and Mrs. Barnoy Williams will soon appear at the
Chesnut,
Nbw American Theatre At the Americsn
Theatre, tbe preat spo'acular drama of the Black
Crook continues tt be tbe reipning attraction, and
to elicit increased commendation by the extraordi
nary beauty ol tbe r nd display scenes, presenting,
. as they do, the embodiment of poetically p easing
' ideas in novel and striking ahupes. As tbf preseut
week is announoed to be the last of Its nerlormanoe
at tbe American, all who doire to sen it should do
so at onoe.
Walnut Ftreet Theatre Mr J. S.OlarkoIast
week filled the W alaut to overflowing with peop'o,
who are amused at his comicalities, tie continues
bis popular engagement this week appearing to
night as Major Wellington de Boots." ' Paul
Patent," and "JLoin Spnrk e " to mot row night be
appears as Dimple," "Waddilove," and "Dlveorv,"
and Wednesday night aB" tob Acies" and"! oodles "
Mossrs Wa'oot and Fawcott wnl ably support him
on each eveninr.
Aboh Street Theatre. Mr. Cbanfrau will re
ceive bis Iriendsas ' Sam" to-night, and this inimi
table obaraotor of bis will, no doubt, fill tho Aiob.
lie repeats it to morrow, lie has in rehearsal ho
comedy of the American Cousin at Hme. Mr.
Cbanfrau wi 1 appear but two weeks at tbe Arch.
TrtE Old Folks remain another week at National
Hall, which wii be ra'ifing news to tbe leg.ou of
admirers tbey have in tblB cay.
CABitoROsa U Dixey preseut, at the E'eventh
Street Opera Rouse, an entirely new programme
this week, and are ready to make any one laugh
who ventures within their reach.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
tJourt of Quarter Sessions Judge Peirce.
At tbe present time, in regard to the business of
this Court, the cry is "s'lll they come." Prisoners
and pruon oases still roll in plentifully. This morn
ing there were fourteen taiteful selections in the
dock, all whom looked like '-raw recruits tor the
navy."
LTOBwATITE philanthropy.
James Brown was oonvioted of a charge of tbe
larceny of awatohand cha.n, and a pocket-book
valued at 922, tbe pioperty oi Thomas Boyd. Boyd
cot drunk one aav, and Brown kindly offered to see
him safe borne. Tbe oiler was gratotally aooepted.
Brown stayed with his charge ahile, rummaged
his vest and pants' pookets, and went lor a cab. He
took the stolen anioles with him, and never returned
with the cab.
ANOTHER ONE,
Isaac Burr I, colored, was oonvioted of a charge of
the larceny ot D auitets ana bunaio rooes, valued at
$40, tbe property of his employer, Daniel McCul
lough.
BAT STEAMBOAT MAN.
John Wilkinson was oonvioted ot a charge ot tbe
larceny oi clothing and money valued at 80. the
property of Henry Crawford. While the steamer
J'tlol noy was lying ai arcu siroet wuarr v iiginson
went aboard, stole the goods, and made for Bristol,
where be was caught ana aepnvsu ot bis ptunaer.
MISTAKE IN THE HOUSE.
Kansom Jones was convicted ol a charge of bur
glary, in entering toe house of Isusan Kelley in the
night time with intent to commit a felony. One
morning about 2 o'olock he was seen coming outot
the boose of said husan Kelley with a shawl around
his body wbioh belonged to the said buaan, a oand e
in his right nana, ana api-ceor pore in ois icit
Ibese oircumstuuces were entirely too strong.
PLBA Ot ODILTT.
Elizabeth Augustus pioaded guilty to a charge of
tbe larceny ot olotning, amounting to 822, the pro-
Serty ot Jul a Sullivan, the prisoner was a servant
a Mies Sullivan's bouse. One day, while tbe lady
was out. this girl stole these clo'hes. out some oi
them on, and went out tor a wak for the good of
ber health, vthmb was abruptly cut short by a young
man wuo uidw iiw gin auu mtw me uirn,
OTA BUBOLAB.
' Andrew Flumer was scauittod of a charge of bur
glary, in entering the house of James S. Sargeant,
o. 2829 Atnler street. About 8J p'oiock A.M.,
November 28, two men entered Mr. Sargeant's bed
room, with their laces stained, prosentod a Dibtol.
telling him to make no noise, stole a waroa and pair
ot pants, ana go' away, mat morniug one oi mem,
a man named Fiiok, was arrested while washing
tbe stains from h s faoe. Tbe latter was oonvioted
last week. But there was no evideuoe against this
delendant. Neither Mr. nor Mrs. Sarreant re
cognised him as one of the burglars, and, moreover,
tbe dctense proved an bum.
8almon Abunda-.t The salmon fishing season.
which has lust closed ia England, was the best
experienced tor many years. The rivers are
now swarming with breeding fish, ami wich
carelul watching a still greater Improvement in
the nsiiukg ia expected lor next year.
KOCICHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING HOUSI!,
603 and 605 CEESNUT ,St., Phila
Foreign and Domestic Fabrici 'Made to
Order, Seasonable, Senriceablo
and Fasbionablel
CITY 1JS-Liqenuj-
IFor Additional looal Item tee Third rogr.
Election or (Jo.ntboi.lrbs. A .tl,e
election ol Controllers ol tho Public ScUoola' !
the cilv will toon txkn nlnni. it wnn rt ha nnl.
that Ibe law regulating it should be placd
before the people. We publish the act entire.
It Is entitled "A lurther snpplrment to sn act to
incorporate theci'y ol Philadelphia relative to
election ol Controllers ol Public Schools," and
is as loilows:
Pko 1. B; it enacted hy the Se.na'e and lout
of liet.retrntntivet of thi Commoawa'th of I'tnn
sylvan a, in (imr.ml Aiemb y met, and it in hereby
ennvtvd ly Ihe authority nf the xtme, l'h the true
meaning and the intent of the scond s otlnn of the
act approved tlarch twenu . second one thousand
riflit hundred and sixty-flvo, entit'ed " A further
stipplemont to incorro nto ibe city of l'huadol
phia," is that the diroctors to meet on the th rd
Teday in Dooember in each year should comprise,
onlv those who would be director! for the ensuing
ye or, end to othirs.
kbo 2. Ail acts or parts ofac's Inconsistent with
the loicftoing be. aud the snme are hereoy, repualod.
A Laiioe Haul. Lieutenant Goldey, on
complaint ot scvetal oi the citi.eas residmn
ncitr Water and l ock 8trcte, made a flcceiH
upon a disorderly bouse in Water street, above
Dock, kept bj a man named John Jones. The
surround was mane in good stylo, and about
bull-past eleven o'tl ick, when the noise and
disoider was at Its heh, the inmates of the
bouse were etuldeulv disturbed by tho appear
nnce In their midst of a number of tbe guardians
of the peace. Resistance was u-eies: they
wcie tn arc t ed olJ, as meek 89 lambs to tbe
(laughter, to the hiatiori Ilo'ise. Besides the
keeper of the place, there were some thirteen
men aud women arrested. Tuey all htd a hear
ing betore Alderman Butler yesterday morning,
and Jones was held In f 1000 bail to answer for
keeping a disorderly house. Tho other worthies
wfie each held in $300 bail to keep tbe peace
and answer tbe charge of disorderly conduct.
A Nice Opebatiox Foilkt. Quite a
neat bale speculation was spoiled b the tinior
tttnate circumstance ot the actors being ob
served at their little game. James Shea, John
LiDbnrt, and William Wbelan weDt into an en
clottire at South street wharf, and watching
tbelr chance when they were unobserved, as
they thought, untied a call (a real one) tliac was
fastened to a s'hll, in a shed, aod thre w it over
board. They then got a b at and recoveied it,
intending to claim it as property found adrilt.
They were, discovered, however, and tried to
creep out of their dilemma by pretending to
have found it, and were going to advertise lor
an owner. But it would not worir, however,
and they were arreted lor larceny. Alter a
beant.g before Alderman Tiilermarv, during
which the testimony elicited was rather severe
on Ihe aef udunts, the latter were commitledon
the charge.
A LionT-FijiGfcBHD Gent Foiled. John
II. sler, whilht perambulailug South street, netr
Eleventh, was very much pleaeu with the
appearance ol some c'oth that was banging in
I out of a dry goods store in that locality.
Vibions of a Cbnsimas suit were betoie his
mind's eye, and under the iurluonce of a tempo
rary insanity, or nbsence ot mind, took hold ol
the cloth aua endeavored to remove it. Bat the
cloth was good aud ? troll'-', aud tnude a noise in
ripping as he tried to lorco it from thvi hook,
tbat alarmed the storekeeper. The latter rushed
out and caught Hesler in flagrante dclictu, and
handed bun over to an ollicer. He had a hear
ine before Alderman T ttermary, and was coui
miltcd on the charge of lareenv.
An Ibrepbess:ble. Robeit Middleton.
Matthew Burg, and another vagrant were
anested the other day and locked up in a ceil
at the Station Iloue-e lor tne iii,'ht. Before the
night was over, Midulctou got Into a quarrel
wiin mirK, wuo wa. in a grossly intoxicated
condition, and knocked him down, aud then
kicked him about the lace and body in a most
brutal maimer. When the cell door was opened
in tne nioriiing Burk presented a most wottil
aspect. Hi lace was covered with blood, and
bis hair matted with ibe same. MiddletoD. who
had been arretted for disorderly eonduct, was
held in S500 bail to auswer a charge of assault
and baltery, by Aldermsn Shoemaker.
Bathkb Suspiciouo. George Brown was
arrested at Thud ai d Chesnut streets about
noon lust Satin day. When arrested he hal been
inaulging rather treely in tincture of old rye,
and was rainer noisy ana oosireperous. va
being searched at tbe station House a Quantity
of otlice keys were tound upon bis person. As
be could not give a clear account ol tbe manner
in which they bad cme into bis possession.
Alderman Beitler, be ore whom tbe examina
tion was held, committed him in default ot $1000
bail on a charge ot larcecy. It is suspected that
Iho keys were stolen with a view to future
operations.
An Old Offendkb. John Ryan, a man
nged over bitty years, was arrested on tbe double
charge of malicious mi' chief aud stealing rope.
It appeals tbat Kyau deliberately cut the lin-'s
ana tastsot a cauai-oat mat was lying at tne
wharf above Manayunk, thus leaving the vese
to drift down with tbe tide. However, the mis
cbiet was discovered be'ore anything seriom
happened. Ryan was arrested at I'ort Carbon
fcchujlklll county, yesterday morning, on a war
rant issued by Alderman Gibson, before whom
he bad a bearing yesterday alternoon. tie was
held in $500 bail to answer.
Victim of Misplaced Confidence.
A man who was induced to go out with a hastily
made acquaintance on a bender, on Saturday
night, rame to grief. After going around town
and seeing the elephant and the other animals,
the friend ( 7 ), who gave tbe name of Wiblam
K. Wardell, took him to a hotel in Pine alley,
to spend the balance of the night. An hour
had passed on, when the man awoke to find his
money had disappeared, and his friend also. He,
however, gave information tbat led to Wardell's
arrest yesterday morning. The prisoner had a
bearing before Alderman Tittermary, and was
committed on tbe chaige.
Pocket Picked. A man tvho, at the
time, was under the influence of liquor, com
mitted himscll to the care of a !'aitule?s friend.
named John Manderfield. The latter took ad
vantage ol his convoy's condition to rel'cve him
of bis pocket-book, containing $04. This little
affair happened in tbe neighborhood of Sixth
and Khippen streets, yesterday atternoon. As
soon as the victimized man discovered bis loss
he inlormed on Mandertield. aud had him nr
rested on a charge ot larceny. He had a bearing
bttore Alderman Tittermary, who held him in
aeiauit oi pan to answer.
An Opebation in Skins. Martin Nbe,
three weeks ago, stole from a morocco dealer
and manufacturer in Randolph street, above
Jellerson. about nine dozen goat-skins, nar-
lially dressed and finished. He took part of
tnem to a piaue in autu street, oeiow urown,
and left them to be sold there. A warrant was
issued lor bis arrest, and the officer came across
him yesterday afternoon. He bad a hearing
oelore Aldei man Shoemaker, and was held to
answer tbe chareeot lan-eny.
Neablt Dbowned. About half-past 10
o'clock last evening, a man named George Ber
gen fell overboard into tho canal lock, near
Manayonk, and but lor the as-l-tance of a police
o nicer wouia nave ueen arownea.
ROCICH1LL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING HOUSE,;
cs 603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Fhila
TALL AND WINTER
OVERCOATS
UN GREAT VARIETY
I jbk. About bait-past 9 o'clock yesterday
mommr, a liable in Twonly-iourtu street, near
l ine, was (hpcoverrd to be on tire. The pobce
ti an on that best ran in, and put it out with a
ew buckets ot wnter be ore the flames had
aa'nrd much headway. This is the second time
'lihtn tho pai-t lout tnonihs that, this slabio has
been on fire.
glt Ci.emjni's Ciilbcii. We call aUcn
lon to an adveitiseti ent lor a soprano, in
another cok'"10, 'l0 boirof this cburcli has
a hi-h i'Ci)ulaK0n- "" 'u0 present organization
ot quartet. e and hor"8 lequites a leading voice
ol the finest qimlHrvl
Cdild Smothi-ked 'ho Coroner was
.-inn nioned to hold an intii-. 1 on !"' body of a
child named Tboma Q.iain, only four years
old, who had beenmiolhered in ben h's hoine,
ai the noithwest comer of Twclith an Callow
bill streets.
IUn.KRiPu cva WAiiDiioirK
l'r coo ol Clothing can bo no lower. Wo aro dally
ricoiving frtsti gondii purchased at ro'ioh lc than
cot and have rcduoed a I good on hand to piovur
tiniiale pi ices We have ly far tlio largest and ocst
siock ot
Men's, Yotrrna', akd Dots' CtOTniNO
in this city, which we are te.ling iu luig amounts
doily
ilALF WAT BBTWKEW BKSSI'TT k Co.,
r'irTH isb Iower Hall,
Sixth 8ts. (fi!8 Market struct.
The Charges of ELKoraioiTr necessary to
work tlio Atianiio Cable are so small tu.it tuoy can
te prndnccd in a "fan cap," ana the chrres 01
vreinl acks tor sondiinr a mesiare aro so targe that it
takes a big pocket to Hold tn propolmig OM'on il for
the latter puipoite. huch a difTurcnoe in dil:rcut
ctaraes is very noticeable, as much so as the ditto r
ftit'o l otween ihe 10 cliarircs lor ilrst-eiasa (Jlotliinir
at Charles Ktokn A Co 's, under the Continental,
and tbo hieh cliarcc of other huusos lor much in io
r'ur art.clen Kor tood Clotliiup, at low cliarires, go
to Charles St ok on & Co V, uudet tho Cou.iuunUI.
Tebbt Davir' 1'ain Killer. Dyspepsia can be
find is cared every day by tbe use ot "ferry Davis
1'ain Killei " Ihis it V. e mo-t wonderful and valu
ab e mediolne erur knowu tor this disease; Its action
upon t no sye.em Is entirely different lrom any othor
prtpaiation ever known. Tbe pationt wh'lo taking
this incUioino may oat nnvt'ilng tho appotite craves,
. Fatbkh kisir's Old Folks. The Connor's of
th'B erea' ompanv have proved thusara erand
fucccss. Very larpo and enthumafttio nuiionoes have
gieted thorn at Isational Uall every evemnii.
1 hey give t oncerts every evening this week, with
Matmees on Wertnecdav and haturday aiternoous.
T3 llAINKS tiROS.' I'lAKOB. frVrn
l f f Moderate in pi ico. and as durab:cf7"tf 1 1
as any piano made.
Could, Seventh aud Chesnut Streets. X
It hb who causes two blades ot eras to crow
where bur one eiew before is a public benefactor.
then he who plaocsmlho bauds of trio publio tlio
means of curinv discos ; is nurd bo. Dr. Ilurnpuroya
us reen over tn years urenarinf his Houine'ipatlno
8i ecifics for the pub:io, and baa elaborated jlio
u.ost complete, simple, and sucoosstul ays em ever
nown lor iamilies or lndivlutia s 11:8 preparations
have an established and merited ro;iuta.iou. boe
acvurti8crnoit. A (lint's
HrMPimEY8' SPECIFIC
110M(EOPATniO Mkoicine Compant.
Ko 5C2 hitoADWAT, EW York.
8 Cnoic CorECTiOK8, made bv artinte coifl'eurs
iiom the best refined sujtnrs, and warranted clean,
pure, and wholesome, alavs on hami at K. U.
wnitniau et co.'s, iso sin uuosnut treut.
Health, tbe poor man's riches, the rioh man's
blisi", Is loutid in Ayer's Medicines, after a fruitless
seaiob among other lemodiei. A word to tho wiso
is eulflcient.
Elliptic Sxwwo Machine Company's Fiurt
Pkemidm Lock-stitch skwino JklAcaiNKR. Iu-
comparably tin best t )r lumily ue. liiiibost 1'ro-
m.unis t'aOiu tieaui), air aiaryaua intiicuie. iifw
Yi rk ai d l'ennsyivania State Fairs, lSui So 923
Chesnut sticet.
GEO.STieoK& Co. b Pianos, rfTfz?ftfl
jyi 1 1 a oouid's, ns n '
Seventh aud Chesnut Streets.
OvTtR KXKtiTioN, either ot body or mind, producer
dcbil.t v and deaee. The usual reroodv is to tako
some stimulant, tbo eilect of which is the same as
pmncr a tired liore the whip instead of oats. I ho
true way is to fertliy tbe system with a permanent
tonic like the Peruvian Hyrup (a protoxide of iron),
which gives sticngtti ana vigor to ine wuoio system.
Gratis. Jaynk's Medical Almanac for 1367
is now ready lor distribution, and copies may be
bad gratis, in tbe English, German, French, Swe
dish, Bollavdisb, Norwetrtan, and Dams a languages,
at tbe etore, No. 242 Chesnut street.
Chbibtmas is c'oeo at hand, tbe days are short,
don't dolay it you desire to five l'liototrrapiis as
CbriKtmas e;fts. Come early in the day to B. V.
Keimer's Gallery, No. Ji Arch street. But cord,
or one large 1'hotograph, SI.
Children's Clothing M. Shoemaker 4 Co.,
Nob 4 and 6 N. bivhth street, are now oponius a
splendid assortment ot hoys', girls', infants', ana
nusres' clothing. -
Fob fine conleotions, fruits, and dellcaolea, go to
G. W. Jenkins,
No. 1087 Spring Garden street.
French Cocoa nut cake, original with luorse
& Co., Is os, 902 and 904 Arch sheet.
'Mason & Hamlin's
Cabinet organs, only at
, Gould's, (seventh and Chesnut ;
Bargains in Clothing.
Bargains In Clothing,
Bargains in Clothing.
Bargains in Clothing.
Bargains in Clothing.
Heavy reduotion in prices.
("Business Coats at $8, 510, J 12, 814, $13, 18,fj
Of and np to 880.
(QOvercoats at $3, $9, $10, $11. $13, $15, $17,
t2g" $19, $20, and up to $40,
tyrants at $4, $5, $8, $7, $3, $9, $10, $12, $14,S
$15, $ie. fjj
fi-Voets at $2 62 60, $3, $3 60, 84, $4 60, $5,J
$6 60 to $9.
Every garment marked down on acoount of deo Uuo
in coat of manufacture.
Clothing can now be had cheaper (ban it may bs
agaiu for some time to come,
Wanamakbb ft Brown,
Popular Clotjino House,
Oak Ha ll,
Southeast corner Sixth and Market Streets.
83T" Under Clothing very cheap, jjj
TDAKLOR SKATES, BY WHICH SKATING
1 may be done in your bouse, or on your piazza, at
all seasons oi the year, and an asaortuiont of ice dkatos
ana tuaie uxturos, lor saie uy
TKUMA'S A SHAW,
No. SJft (Eight Tblrtv-tlve) MAhKl't Ht., ba'ow Mint)
"DT-ATED CALL BELLS AND TEA BELLS
i. otavarletyofstyles for sals at tho Hardware Htoer
Ot InUMAH a SUAtV,
No. 8S9rF.lght ThtrtT-flve) HAKRKTHt .below Ninth.
mo KKEP YOUlt BOY FROM STREET AS9t)
J elates and Kvll xampl yive him a Client of fools
or l uraini; Jatne. inia win nring out h la me
chanical and hiveniive talents, aud keep hiiu at home
Avsrletvat TRUMAN & mhaw'h
ho ttatKKIghtThlrtv-flve) MaKKK't t . below Ninth.
WARBURTON.
lfAUIllON A BLR llATTEB,
So. 430 CUEHNDT ntreei,
hexi door to Post Olfloe.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHIN3 HOUSE
Nos.603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Fhila,
latest Style Sack and Walking Coats
BOYS' CLOTHING.
iiLTW.i1'' h"TTT Val er, nonro ( ootinty ra., h
Ji vi iiv'-'J1 .Wr JA L. LLLM AJN to Miss MA&T
M. I I.KIVS Doth ol thl city.
nH?!fD,FTT0v-0n ,0,n of Tu,vi hr
M Zvu?v9 ,!T',orow- N. MoK. WlbSOH to MKs
MaU1L Y.LUHoN.hin o'tbiii city.
AN!T TiA-
DAVISON, tn the
Kith Tear o hpmuA
t!Lnri? " a".d are nnectfnlly lnlt(J to
f. i i,n"Tul- ,rom "er 'ate residonco. No. 7UJ N.
2 o'c'o'k! Ucet oa Wed"'"1', 'be 12th lastaryt, at
piS.riTSudW,T;.ontn9'"'n,tnt Mrs. CATtll-ii.-,
. Kl H. in tne 6d vearBfherage.
Uv.e,and blends ot tl mint v are tnvltcdto
atlrud the funeral, lrom her late residence. No. 9-t
l!,rw. '."rtct ,re''. aliove l.aorol, on Wednesday, tlie
ltninsiam, at 1 o'clock, lo proceed to Oud Fellows'
Cemeterr.
M1l.LIOAK.-On the 9th Innfant. Miss SALLIR J,
daunhierol Vt lllim O Allllisan.ln the 18th year of her
i he relatives and friends of the farallv are Invito ! to
attend ber itaicrnl. lrom flie reiidoncn ol her ftuer, nesr
(ldor field, h. J., on 1 linrtd.iT. the 13th Imrtnut, at ll
o'tflock. luteroient at Lauiel bUl Ht 1 o clock.
ITA,n,oc K--Oa the mornlag of the 9h Instant COlt
tsr LIuH, son ot nrn litis i. and Jeinlma V. l'e.eock,
aitrd 4 yers 4 iiion'h and 6 davt.
lherolatlvesaiidfneiuUoi thurntiillv are respectfully
invited to attend tbe inneral, trow the residence ot Ms
parents. o. 1:132 Otis street, Keunlaulon, on Wednesday
morning at Ro'c ock.
ST. PATJL'8 P. E. CHURCH. THE ANNUAL
sa'e of Useful and Finer Artlo en, he'd br the
Bandar rcboo s connected with tbis Cburcti. will bo
out mil on MONDAY, liecpmber 10, and onntinue ooen
an il WfcDNl-.SDAY t VK N 1 NO. Dccomber 11, in tbe
WASHINUlOJi ilUXLm.SU, iUIUU etr.et, aoove
Spruce. 13 8 4c
UNADULTERATED LIQUORS ONLY
KICHAHW PKNIHTAN'd
H rOHK A SI) VAULTS,
Nr. 4,'l!l CIIKHNUr HTKUKT
Kearly Opnoit the I'cwt Offlce
PllILMlELrtllA.
Fimli les supplied Orders from the Ocantry promptly
temifd to 6
.jfeGSX 15 AB B ICR'S IMPROVED
Kuporlor o all others. '1 Urt excite the wond.i and
sduiimtion of all who a?e tlietn. Maantnctorr aod
balvs-rooms, Ko. 24HN. KIUUXH Street, 1'blia,, Pa.
opkraTTLarses.
AcsortmcPt large and varied, l'rlcea low. 9 Him
MEDICAL.
POND'S EXTRACT OF HAMAMELIS,
Or Pain Destroyer,
Is one of the few domestlo remedies which have come
tntoiioneral uco and lavor, wi.bout pullluK. It hi the
product ot a siinoloshmb hnrmlcss in ail cases, and, us
WVIUCOV1V UDOUUHllt3U.
iSllKKH
0UKK8:
BDRNS,
LAM:M;B8. .
BOKENKH8,
M'UAINS,
SOKK IHROAT,
TOOTUACIl,
AKCbK
M-IinAl.r.IA.
8T1NUS,
80Hi ETK.8.
BLKKi.INU
HTSG3,
IrOSK.,
Sl'OUACH,
OF THE
KIlt UM I18M. COnVH.
iT'uiiniA I irr rua
HILKS. Ol II HOIIRS.
Ar.d o'herstmllar troublesome and n.iln'ul atTectl'in
while It promptly a rcHts all llh.MOKIMI AGktt. llun
dreds o pli' slelmis use It dol y In their practice una
Blve it tbeli nnqualltlod rccommondatlon. bod by our
aiiouts and dcuttrH.
Ibe .vcdlclno Is exclusively prepnred hr tbe S'lb
ecribers. Vroprietors and buewssora to T. T. PONI, to
whom ol O' ders niuptbe addressed.
liUMPllKKla' JIUiluaufATHIiJ MEDICI VE CO ,
o, oei UKUtutVAl. Kew York
PBICEH OF PoNi'8 KX l ltAtir.
Hlx ounce bottles witb directions retail BOconts
1'lnt botilcs. witb directions, re, ail S109
Quarts in bottle 61'ij
Uiocrai ujscouut 10 i-nvsicians ana ueaicrs.
1 Ml LI A SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS' HOMOEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,
FAMILY CASES
Ot 35 lariro vla's, morocco case, containing a
epecitic lor every oramarr disease a laaiiiy is
siibioci to. and a book of alrec lons C10 00
Smnlicr i'smily and Travelling cases, with 20 to
in viai no io f )
Sppcltlcs tor all i lenses, Doth tor Ciiilng and
iir i-ieventive ir uiuiont. in viais ana pocsei
. canes t't to S.I
1 hese Kcmedies. by the case or slnule box. aro gene lo
anv Dart or the countrr. bv &lall or ExDratt. irau ol
cbarce. on receipt of the prlco
noo:op.wui'! ukdk ise company,
Off.ce and Depo'. No 5G'2 BROADWAY. Now York
Dr. H1IAI PIIRP.Yn la innanl n,l ilaiU at Mm mile a. nnr.
sonallv or by letter, as above for all forms of dUeaso.
I'orsnle by DYO IT A :., JOHNS Jl, IIOLL )VAY
& CO WHEN. T. K CALLb'MDEK. and AMBROSE
J-M1IH. Wbolesaie Agents, Philadelphia, and by ml
Drugulsts. B 41 smwS
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
BUY FURNITURE AT GOULD A f:0.'S
Union Denois, corner NINTH and MARKET and
No, a? and a north ntuvnii street.
Ibe iari:est, cnenpest. am) best stock or rurnlture o
everv description In the wor d Bend for Printed Cata
lotoeaud Price List. J lie aonndness of material and
workmanship Is Kuaranteod ol ad we sell. Furniture tor
Parlor, Drawing room. Chamber or Bed room, Dining
room. I.ihrarv. Kitchen. Servants' rooms. Offices.
iioo's, Churches, Odd Fellows, Masons, or other
Lodges, onips .nsn.uiions ciuns, colleges, rub lo
Hnlldlues Bote a Boardlns-Honaea. HogDltala. Fairs, or
sinttio pleoeot Furniture.
Urawings ana eaiiina, es i urnisneo waen roqwrea.
rirrinrs sent bv nost will be executed with detnatch.
and with liberality and JuBtncBS of dealing. Country
dealers, and the trade generally, continue to be supplied
on the same liberal wholesale terms, tbat Insure them a
tair piotlt. Part.es at a oistance may remit through our
Hauler, tbe Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank,
Chesnu. street, or the Union National Bank, Third
street, or bv r-xpress. cneca, or rost-omce oruer. im
mediate attention will be given, and satisfaction insured.
OOULD & CO.,
N E. come NINTH and MA BEET Streets and
Not. 37 and S9 Norm SECOND Street.
3 10 5d PhlUdeiphlu.
j; o
n OUSEKEEPERS
I have a large stock of every variety ol
FURNITURE
Which I will sell at reducea prices, consisting ot
PLAIN AND MAKBLtS TOP COTIAUB BV1T8
WALNUT CHAMBEK SLITS.
PAKI.OR SUITS IN VELVET PLUSH
PARLOR 801TB IS HAIR CLOTH.
PAKI.OR t-UITS IN KKP8.
Sideboards, Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Bookcasos
MattrvBbes, Lounges, etc eto.
P. P. OUSTINE
e IS K. E. comer SEC ON D and BAOE streets.
E
STA13LISLTED 1795.
A. S. ROBINSON.
FrtKncli Plate Looklng-Glasses,
EHGRTISGS PAINTINGS DHAWINfi BTC.
Manufacturer of all kinds' of
LOO KIN 0-0 LA S3, PORTRAIT, AND PICTURE
FRAMES TO ORDER.
No. OlO CHESNUT STREET.
TH1BD DOOR ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
PHILADELPHIA I 1SJ
QHEAPEST PRINTING IN PHILADELPHIA
AT THB
STFAM JOB PMNTIVG ROOMS,
No. 108 Sowtli THIRD Street,
SECOND BTOBT.
yvrv description oi Plain and Ornamsntil Prlntln
exicuted with neatness and despatch, at a rprls in giy
ow prices.
HADDOCK SON, Proprietors,
SllJmrp Late of Ko. 618 MARKET Btre.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING IIOTJSE,
N08. 603 and 605 CHESNUTj St., Fhila
coAcnaiEirs coats
COACHMEN'S COATS.
UUNTING COATS
. , . , HUNTING COATS.
FOUllTH EDITION
EUROPE TODAY.
By Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cables
LomlGii and Liverpool Dates to Noon
Tho Feoiana Fairly Checkm&tod.
rnstorol ladinss of Caidinl Cullen lc
the Irish.
French Troops in Rome.
Tlie JJew Miniettr to the United States.
Etc., Etc., Ktc, Btc, Etc., Ktc.
By t'te A Tori- Aseeoiattd Prcsi.
QtjsiotsTOWN, Dfoember I'bs steam
ship Jitnn, from Boston Tia Halifax, and Turi h,
lrom Mew York, arrircd this morn in jr, cn route tor
14cruool, -ft iA
kAAAjlii GEE AT BRITAIN. ' :Ry3
Losdok: December 10 Noon The Timet, in an
editorial this niorniuir. says that tho Fomans liare
bien lainy eheccmateJ and that It would bo ru id
iiess on tdoir part to attempt reboltion.
carainnt cuiton nas issued a pasiorai audros,
nrcina the Irish toople to olioditnos t law aud
avoidance c-l all tncrot societies.
Arrests still continue to be made, and morn artil.
Icry will leave tor Ireland soon.
FRANCE.
Paris. December 10 The now Minister tn thn
United states, AI. Bonhelnif, sailed tor New Yon
on bkturday,
twins.
Some of tho French troops are still hore. and wil 1
remain till tho end of Deoomber.
Comnierclavl and Fluauclal Iatelllgeuce.
Livkbpool. December 10 Noon. The Cotton
Maiket ocens active at rtatunlav's Drioes The sa'ea
to-day promise to reach lo,0d0 bales. Middling Up.
lai'uSi jiu.
Lor dom. Deoember 10 - Moon. Conso's for
money open at 88J, ex dividond
American Securities liie tollowlnr are the open-
iiift sales of American securities: Uuiied States
Five twenties, 71J i Illinois Central, 19J ; lirie It ail-
oad, UY.
REM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.
SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO EVBMNO TELKOItAPH.J
Wasiiinqton. December 10.
Occupntlon of Public I.und iu Florida.
Koturna from the land office at Tallahassee. Fia..
lor the month ot ftovcmiier, rhow that 16,974 aorcs
were taken np in the last month under the Honit
stead law. lor nctual sntt.croent and cultivation.
'1 hese, with tho 22,324 acres rntcred under the same
law in Octobor, mitt an aavroiraw oi louruun Jred
nd iimt-tv-efsht farms o( eighty ae es t ach. whloh
in two months' time have boen added to tho pro
ductive power of tbat State.
Status of the Southern States.
A vigorous effort will be made th's week in the
House to pass a tilll setnnjr aside tho preout S.ate
Governments ot the Southern States, and annnint.
ine. Tcrntor al Governments, the appointments to be
maae Dy me i nioi uubuccioi mi oupreme court. It
muv l ass the House, but will meet with opposition
in ihe (senate from leadinR ltopublioan Hsnators. on
ine gruuuu vi rut, u uiuiuiit-p u&ir r io arise iroui
admiitiiiK the States to have been out ot thu Union.
Resolutions.
This is lesolution day In tbe House, and a norfnnt
flood is being poured in ol all kinds.
The Massachusetts I-ltiuor. Canes.
In tbe Massachusetts liquor canes the new num.
tions not settled bv the .-supreme Court at its
s ssiou are coming betore the Court this term. Mr.
Kichardson, oi lioetou, entered several of the caias
this morning.
The Presidential Succession.
Mr. Anthony introduced the Pennsylvania rein.
lutionsmthe Senate to dav, lustruotmc trie Com
mifee on the Judiciary (to inquire what additional
legislation le necessary to provide for the suce
sion of the President's offloe, in ease of the death or
disability of all those upon whom it may devolve
Dy tno lonBiuuuun or me laws.
Negro Suffrage In the Senate,
The Megro Suffrage bill In the District Is occnnT.
Inn the attention of the Senate to-day, aad will be
passed by a deoisive majority.
The Test Oath.
By the Aeto York Attociated Preti.
WASHiNOToa. Deceniber 10 It Is not true, as
bas been telegraphed North and South, that the
Supreme Court of the United S'ates bas recently
made a new rule adm ttinjr members to its bar with,
out taking tbe test oath, the old oath is adminis
tered to the applicant inopon ceurt. and be is the a
requested to retire to oue of the adjoining ofHoes
and there subscribe to tbe test ooth. This informa
tion Is derived lrom tax. uiaaieton, tne cierc ot the
Court.
The Steamship Britannia.1
By the Aew York Associated Press.
New York. December 10. Tbe steamship BrU
tannia loft Glasgow .November 8, and Moville on
the 4th. On the 14th she took a heavy gale from
the N. F., and on the 16th, the gale continuing, her
rudder head and outer sternpost were carried away,
and hor screw was lost. Ou the same day the ga'e
moderated and iheyrlgged a jury rudder and had been
unuer canvas ever since, having moderate weather.
On the 9th inst.,when eighty m'fes lrom bandy Hook,
she was takon in tow by the Iowa, and brought into
port. A'l hands on b ard were well. They were on
a Bliort allowance oi provisions tuu water, one nag
been three weeks and and two days slnoo passing
Cape Hace,
Canada.
By the United States Associated Press.
Ottawa. December 10 wild and absurd reports
areeircu ating litre with reterenoe to large Fenian
amvalB at poits in Canadu.
Ko dnuser i apprehended In this eity, however,
and but lift e confluence is ploood In the reports.
It is reported that Hon. Mr. -UcDougtirs resi
dence was attempted to be filtered on bun day bv a
inrson drersed in the garb ot a soldier. Wnat his
otjpci or purpose was is not jet ascertained. He is
believed to be a Fenian.
Jl on tubal, December 10 ihe Cabinet held a
protracted sitting on i'huradav. but noiuing defi
nite has transpired In regard, to its proceeding.
Sir John Miohel will be sworn iu to-uiorro.
l'tiero is no doubt that John U. Surratt, impli
cated In the .Lincoln aasassinat on aOVr, was con
cealed in this city tor months. Mo amount of
uituev would fnduoo bis protectors to give Informs,
.ion tcgaidiuK him.
Mayoralty Election In Boston.
By the A tie York Associated rress.
Boston, Duoember 10 -Our municipal eleo Ion is
beiEg polled io-day. At noon the vote for Mayor
steod Koroross, (K?puhllcau), 1710: Snurtleff (Op
oositiou), 1144. Noroross will probably receive u
handsome majority, and nearly tha whole Kepubli
can ticket lor AlOrmen and Couuoilmen bo e'ootod
S e'ghlns at Buffalo.
By the United States Associated Press.
BcrrALO, Dcoombsr 10. A heavy mow fll here
eslerday. and our oitizens are enjoying tlio flrtt
leigbing of tbe season o-day. The weather is oold,
aud it is IS degrees below aero,
Latest Marked by Telerraph.
By the Unite i btatet Associated Press.
BcrALO,Deoeiulfc IP. Bredtunso1et Flour,
Ko. 1 spring, quoted at If 10 76jll! J . e'? k!"i
H fO(ai2 60j amber wli ter. .811 white, 1
l5 6tT Wheat inactive. Wo. i I Milwaukee spring,
at aa-irfiia-Mt No. aS 06. t orn dull at $1 for
oldmiied OAtsduii at W eniM. Dree.ed Uojs
duU at T.&Slo. liv bogs 7r-
COnuRBSSIOMAL. PROOHHUIKpi,
By l'?e Vnite t MUt Associate t Preti.
WAsmnro, Deeber lo.
Senate.
A umber ot Htious wer. presonted and roferre
totheapt,ropr,af. m,niitees.
Mr. Moryan (N. a presentod a resolution of tha
Chamber ot Comm rV of ew Vork n uwor 0r
estab ishing anntner f rX' of oeetn to oraph, to be
enter American cottro, Belerred to Ue Uosa
nnttoe on Comm. rce.
tlr, Morgan (N Y.) priW64 Ve petition of the
Comptio.er rf the Kta'eoi New To In favor or tha
General tiovernment a Burning tne war debt of the
several Hta es or pfvtng npto fhn sevnra.' States, i
be app1 ed to that .urop,cer.in souroes ot in erual
revcuue. Keterred to tho Commlt ee on f inaaoe
Mr. homni r(Ha )moented the petition or VTU.
I'am ComsllJowet pravmg tha' Hannioal lljiniia
In declared the 1'res dent ot tli United states, lis
lorred to theCommittoo on tiie JudioUrv.
Mr. Waae (Ohio), from tho Cominl teo on Terri-
I?"e''rP?rnJuyorWyctttht.lbillfot the ad mis
S.on oi Mebitvka
Mr KdmunosfVt ), from the Tommftee on tha
.J . rT fcPT'l a bin regulating appoimmsuM
to ttr.ee. wl h amendments
.,M";;1f:dn'"r0!,aiothe Commfs.fonoM hd irivsa
tho bill o ose arte a ion, and thought thst the am nd
ments were such as suited our republican form of
government.
House of Representatives.
Contimted from the First Page
By Mr. Rollins (5 H ), a resolution Instructing
the Committee on Naval Artnirs to report a bi I
making the beads of mechanical departments at the
varions navy yards subject to the approval oi tit
fcenalo.
Bv Mr. F.'lot (Mass ), a reso'ution dlroUnr the
Secrefaiyof War to C9mmnrjfcst Informstloa
reterenee to the N o to k riot of the 16ih ot April.
18ifl, arm to the imprisonment tn Oeorgot iwa of
Uev. Mr. Finoher, a missionary to the Freedman.
By Hi. l'erhani ( Ve ). a resolution oaUug for in
fotmation as to the pensioners residing ia tne B?bei
States.
By Mr. Alloy (Mass ), a resolution oalling for In,
fonrint'on as to the nusmanugomeut of the iiiaziliaa
stcanif'hip Ine.
By Air. Bice (Mass.). a Mso'ution dlreotlnr tha
Commi tee on ( ommorce to report addltloaal legis
lation tor the bettei.eecurlty ot passeugors in United
States voese'e
By Mr. bar (IT. T ) ea ting an the Prealdsnt for
information as to all paidons granted by him.
By Mr. Bronmall (1'a ). instrurrtlng the Committee
oa Ways and Moan to Inquire into the expeaienov
ot abolishing the five per cent Internal ror mni tax
on manufactures and the prod -jots ot meatum
KiM. .
By Mr. Kol'ov (Ta.l declaring tbat the nronnsitmn
tbat the wai det ot the oountry shall not be extin
guished by the veneration that oontraored it, is net
sanctioned by sound princ a'es otDa'ionaleeonomv,
and'does not meet tho approve of the Home. Ka
lerreo io ine committee on ways ana Heani.
By Mr. Sialdinar (Omo), direoUng-the tleoonstruo
tiou Committee lo inquire into tha eypndienoy of
propping a resolution declaratory ot tne purpose
of t'ongiess 'O admit the robe lious States on the
ratification bv them of the Constitute onal Amend
ment, and the establishment ot a republlosn form of
government K
At'. Jioss(Ill 1 ofTored a reso'nfion insrraotrnr the
Committee on Banking to inquire into tnoexpedisao
ot witharawing Mational Bank ourrenoy. nnd s !
sti'uting greenbacks. Laid en the table. Yeas 88;
nays 6
Mr. Harding (III ) oil red a lesolution Init-ootrng
the snme committee to report a bi t pronjbitior any
diminution of the national leral-tendor ourrenoy,
and to discourage tho lasue of bank bills under
National State laws, i-aid on the tattle. Yeas0s
liava 60.
Tbe seleot Committees were announoed.
' Tho House then took up the b)f to fix tno time for
the regular mooting ot t'ongross.
New York Bank Statement.
NitrTonK Deoember 10 The Bank statement
for tbe week en ii gon Saturday shows:
Adeorenseot loans tZWM 611
A decrease of snee-e 874 96T
A dorrnse of circulation 409 809
A deorease ot legal tenders 638 609
Phi! alts. Block Exchange Sales, Dec. 10
Repotted by De Haven & Bro., No. 40 S. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
3000 City 6s nctp. 99'
00Ol'ars 7f!
100 sh 1'enna K 541 1
00 su do, 541
40 sn Uendmr.frnsf 56
100 sh
do 2d. 54 M
do 1064
do s60 G4
de 54i.
do s6 6ft
do. .tft&wt 66
k00 sh
100 sh
100 sh
100 sh
10011
20 sh do 641
20 sh N Centr 48
SsHlsc Nat Banit.140
500 su Son. A pt. ... 83i
SECOND
SSCOCitv 6s, new.. 90
400 sn Son pi'..... 83J
401 sh Sch N oom. . . . 25
lOOshCatapt 281
ltOsh do 2d
BOARD.
76hl'enn It
100 .h do
60 sh 18th k 15 h.
100 sh Heet'y.
.. 64
..64
.. 19J
..14,
trT' ROXbOROUOH LYCEUM. LECTCRR
-on 1 UBD4T KYKMIMO. Deoember U. Hs.
Subjeott "KemluUeeuoes oi Ten . Tears oa . the
B most W. H. L K WIS, fecreiav.
AUCTION SALES.
BBCOTT, J R., AUCTIONEER.
.Ko. 1020 CUE8NU1 6TBT. 31
CARD. In consequence of the great preoaratlniis
requisite for arraiiRlnu the noods lor the area sale o
IiUi IUaY GUOI18 on ihursdav and I ri.lay mornings,
Scott's Art Gailery will be closed oa AtonJar.
It B SUOTT.Ja.
ATTB ACTIVE 8AT.E OF TIOLTD VT OO0D9.
On I nuisday and Friday mornings next.
1.1th and 14th lnt.. at 1UH o'c ock. at Hooit's Art
Gallery. o. 1WD Chesnut streot. an attiacilve saie of
Ho klay Goods, being the surplus stock 01' a leading
retail house.
HHErFIKLT) PLATPD OOOD9.
James Dixon A i-ons' hbellleld best quality casters,
cake baskets, vegetable dlslies. tea sets band au l tea
trays buiter dishes, sugar dishes, dish cover, losst
raeks, eto. etc. Also, Warts of other mAnmactursr.
HRONZIC8.
Bronze figures, groups 'f all sizes, etc.
t LO. RH.
Bronze, marble, and gilt clucks with figures to match.
MAKBLK 8TATD4.RY,
From the celebrated School of Design at Florence.
VKBUH. AN1IUDK si ruAKr.
Fancy wootn
Decorated porcelain and bisque vases, figures and
groups.
Leather reticules and werk-bairs. tre whole eom
prlslng the large n aud tluestr quail y of gpn Is ever
ofleied In thlsoiry. Hi Sit
open tor examination on Tuesday until meriting of
sale Fall particular, ta C'a alorfuo. hale t'itivo.
FBILADELPHIA AR'IhT' SE'OVD ANtJP 1L
rALE OF OKIOINaL OIL PAtSrroos
will take place atbcoit's Art Gallery, . h)M C'beinut
street,
On Krlday Evening.
Pecemberli at Hi o'clock, wnen about 100 entirely
original oli iUifnR8 will be sola and are a I ulrectljr
in m the easels 01 rhearils s tbomseivu.
The palniiiiks aro now on exhibition at the free Gal
lerv of tne Fine Arcs No Urf 1 honut sutet wQora
tbey will remain until the evening ol sale.
Particular lu calaloi ne. . H8 8t
DANCOA8T & WARKOCK
618
Ne m MARKET street.
LARGE POSniVf. AND ATTI ATIVG CLOsIVO
BALE 'F 1'AtiIS F.K Y ASI IIOL1U VY G ) l)-t
OF THE IMPOttl A l tO S O-F HKsiHI B. II l
MWT A (JW.hO. 41 MURJiAY bTUEET, NEW
YORK
Wevltlsell ,
On W ednesday: Morning,
Ixcembei 12, at 10 o'clock. .vOd lots tho entire bal
ance ot the above firm a Importation beinir tre cljlu
Bale ot tbe seaHon, and coaisrisi ik a fu.l iiaso.'tnieut of
he richest goods we have vet offered
lncluawl iu sale ou Wednetday wl l be fiund vis 1
A veiy large assorimeni ot fine roaewooJ aud walnut
inksluml. lObacco-bonet, clga'-stao U pspur aiaa da,
wira boxes jewe -boxes, giove boxes In great va
rietv; tvatch and )ewel a nu is, ha idkereli'ef boxes,
iBdlen and gents' toilet and drusslng-eas comb
boxes, peucil-casos. mwity sain. Freuaa inirrow, et
e ' TEA 8S.T8, TOIIE' BKT8 AfD V t-'E1.
Also, MO lots fine French tea sot, rluh Kohtinis nnd
bisque tot et bbu. In gnat v-tl very rh;h oUliia,
bisque aud Bohemian vas . china i to e etc eta
a'so. rich cut glass, liiiuor, lalcli wlno, anl water
seta, with carved Slam's
Also an invoice ot hue wax anl china dolls, patent
doU-lWMU MyfcKT VT8 nA,,g-
iso en h voice' f nte Freneii pocket wallets, tra
velling bag.. Pans brushes, comas, ate. eto. 12 10 it
LAR!E rOSflVE HAt.tTir FMBKOI U !IHES AVD
SULLINKKY OOOus. lit UVT.lL iOU E, OS A
OiiFtlda.
Decern' ei 14 at ll o'ei.ck einbrtelng a full
ment 01 new goei'B atti ed to e resent Hales 11 W.4t
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Acknowledged aV yorinimtted utrt .
in the treatment JlxUas V"l1 QUK'K.,
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