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The Ye
nut lis CiinuKca.
It Is a lone vhlie- tince "wc nave bid our
readers a hupp now ar, with such well
founded aiinfaction.' t tnJi''ty of tho joar
Juat passed, nixJmich confident anticipations of
good fortunf in the yenrto come as ni greet
thorn with 0-dy The last twelve mouths Lave
been a period of trouble throughout (bo world,
but out f( the troub'e lias come peace, and
tbrougbiuch, tribulation mankind lias mlv
lorg 6'fides(in the way of progress. Fierce
battle In Europe have lesuitod, we may hope,
ju tJt natioiml unity for the nuke of which
Its!; and I Germsny l.ave eulTcred and strutrc't-'d
go long. Conservative Eneland haft beeri aroused
tof sense that equal rights and InBtiec cannot
li be Oeuied to any class ol men in that
4iiutry, v J
Kveu the unhappy Conr of afTalrs in Ireland,
irPtruant aa it Is with Individual gutfermjis, and
'jiiiiot bitterness to the ardent patriots who
looked tor the birth this jearot a new republic,
and the overthrow of a slant wrong, is not
without a Vospect of belter things; and we
v have good reason to trutt that the rights which
Ireland has iailed to conquer by revolution she
may attaiu In part when England, terrtlied by
patncriuft ti cubing at home and abroad, is com
pelled to adopt g policy ot justice and gene
rosity. In Mexico, republican principles have 'received
a cheering vindication, and almost in the Very
day wJhen pettv kiupsliips and feudal principali
ties were topplms to their ruin In the Old World,
the daring attempt of European sovereigns to
im pose au empire upon unwilling subjects was
being signally discomfited In the New. In
Houth America, also, liberty comes out of Ion
Mars with redoubled strength and lustre. Tho
whole world seems to have studied the lessons
of our contest, aud taken Ircuh heart, and
f. iven new promise of the future.
it we. loon at home, we have surely every
reason for gratitude and hope. The echoes of
the late combat are still reverberating; but
order is gradually coming out of the turmoil;
policies are sfeaping themselves; Issues are
trowing cleaier; men of good heart are less and
less peiplexed to know the richt from the
wrocg, and the people ure learning to distin
guish more carefully their true friends from
their false, the guides who would lead them
to permanent peace and prosperity from the
guides who would lead them to destruction.
The firm stand which the people's represents
tives'have taken in the clpiise ol the right,
and the enthusiasm with which the people hnve
applauded aud sustained them; tbe tirmnes.i
with which Congress Is now following up the
path which it tnced out last year; the passing
rf tha rM.r;i lv i ,.Yw n .K r I i : . .
v . v.rii i.iKUia Ulll nuu LUC AlBVl!Vb Ui
Columbia 8uflraae bill; the resolute inquiry
into the 'ew Orleans massacre, and similar
wronys all these things afford us certainly
abundant food for satisfaction. And in matters
of a more material kind, (he progress made
during the year has been no less marked and
gratifying. ,
Tne great enterprise, so long delcrred. so
Often defeated, of bringing two continents into
instantaneous communication witn eacu. otner.
has at Inst been perfected; and another euter
prlte that of laving an Iuon ,rail acros the
wioie oi our oroau eouuuoui an euierprise
whiop twenty years aso would nave been, like
an Atlantic telegraph, thought a wild chimera, ia
rapidly advancing towards completion. Tne year
18C6 has seen tbe railway laborer digging up the
great plains ot Kansas and Nebraska, sacred
only yesterday to the Indian and the buf
falo, aud its close hears the whittle of the loco
mo'ive on tbo summit of the Sierra Nevada.
And just as we are about to bid farewell to this
year, news comes to us across me great suo
mariue wiie that America, having again vindi
cated her reputation for daring and enthusiastic
adventure by sending three yachta on a race
across 'the stormy ocean, hvts shown also the
superiority of hr naval constructors by beating
with these little sailing vessels the great
steamers of England's favorite passenger line.
So, proud of what we hsve done, confident of
what we are going to do, thankful for the past,
resolute for the future, lot us all wish each
other a IlappyNew Year. - ' ' '
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Th Secret MUlou to Mexico. i i
from the Herald. ' " ' '
It ia stated that the steamer Don is lo replace
the Gettysburg, which, like so many other
Mexican ventures, has got stuck in the mud,
and that General Grant is to go out in her. We
hope that he will have better success than his
brother 6oldier Sherman. If ho really wants to
find the Mexican President, and Is not instructed
merely to make a sho.w of hunting him up,
nothing is easur. He has only to take as guide
our correspondent, who paid Juarez a visit thq
other day, and who had the advantage of hear
ing from his own lips a statement of his position.'
This, let us . incidentally observe, Is a good
one, for M repels the Idea ot furtheriuterfcrence
on lue part oi any loretgn viovernraem, am
)IX lUv I'Cl V Jl Ull T 1UI I. Ifell MUIV1IIIU.11I CfrUl
ever, ou that of the United States. If the Liberal
rinrtv rnn ndhere to It laev will be doinir well
For&erandhVc
is the Tehauntepec job. We tliink-they have
made a mistake in ihut little matter, aud the
eooi,er they rectify it tbe better.- i. i
It is a curious affair, this whole bu&ines of
hunting up Juarez. It 'would seem as tf those
entrusted with tbe task were doing their best
not to accomplish it. When Sherman and
Campbell undertook it, we sent out in the same
vessel, with them a sharp long-nosed correspond
ent whom we could have .bucked to ferret out
an) thing. .As soon as Sherman discovered who
he was he put him on shore at Vera Cruz, and
as a maiter of course, lost his way.
If he really wanted to find Juarez, he did a
Tery foolish thing in discarding so serviceable
a cicerone. He would have conducted hiiu
straight to the marble halls in which Juarez
and his beauties were dancing tne eacUuclta as
it was never.bel'Dre danced, even in V'Anny Elll
ler's time. We don't know but that twe exhi
bition would have amply repaid ull the exyeu-e
and fatigue of the Journey. .
Europe The Political Oracle on tin
Ojieulug Year.
from Vie Timei. , ; ,
On New-fear's day every year it is customary
in Europe, as well as at Washington, lor the
representatives of foreign powers to present the
"compliments of the season" to the head of the
nation, to which they ate accredited. These
gttutlemen are in the habit or rather it is their
prescribed rule -to say something very common
place, )iud they are generally replied to In the
same fashion. The present Emperor ol i the
French however, made one remarkable excep
tion. ' 1 ' -
On the 1st of January, 1859, as every one
remembers, he overstepped even the furthest
limits of conventional and diplomatic courtesy,
and told ,.the Austrian Ambassador- -that,
although the relations of France with .Austria
were not such as he desired, yet M. Von Hueb
ner might; be pleased to assure his Imperial
Master that the personal relations ot the two
Empeiors would not change. . , , .
A panic oil tho Paris Exchange came at opce;
a panic throughout Europe followed the oral
noun Sew Year greeting, and the Italian ,war
was the consequence. We leferto this fact to-day
tor the reason that we believe that some birai
lur oracular expression lroni some of the sove
xCros of Europe, hinting at their lutention, ii
it j''
all i.-..rr"yriin, foromct pow-f tr lay In
(!rr",',J,Mnj' re tlio t rrmnnutif of liberty,
flV;.n their lormer roiter hl loft tbciii.
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, I l ?rarcf, wheti low,
all manner
phrufe. cons
Hie - political
but encourajiini
cliaracfer rise up in the Eat; Hubs Is arming.
concentrating ber troops; Turkey k in aeonv-
internal convulsions ' and exferKl duoTen
nif nace her at every point. Austria's preparitu
herself to be ready at any moment tetleht wlio
knows whom? Iler own subject, r I'm win, Ar
KnsiH.'or the Turks? Ruseia Is on le lookout.
sittincr, as it were, on the watch towt of ooser
VHtlon, prepared at nil .times to frn affairs
to her advantage. The decrepit c Jition 6f
Austria; the growing . Uifc-atiaroctl n of her
numerous and iucoiieniftiis natiouiilles; the ,
dubious fitnation of things near th mouth of
the Danubai the quarrola of the UekiChris- .
tians with their Mussulman rulers, $t to speak
of llio granl extension of Kusslai. power in
Asia all these press heavily upon .je public
mind of Europe. 1 ' , .
Then there is Spain, with revoliion at her ,1
door. The last of the Uourbons, di tho race ,
which never learned and never forgolanythiug ' .
is (ottering on ber throne. ''Let ilil b-ulr be '
lost, if only the soul be saved," Quetn Isabella
is i rcpoitpd to have answered to remoasrrauces
of members of her own familv. tim injiram.
hrr purpose to persevere In- the courrc she has 1
fir nnlpfl . : . -i
adopted
Ana there
is
Itnlv will, tha ollll
T"" Vl j ue temporal power of tho I'apacy. I
And not only thtsbrlB.andaee tbrougliout the 1
piovinces oi Naples and on tho island of Sicily, :
a depreciated currency and a constantly recur- 1
ring necessity for newloaus. Enthusiasm for a '
newly ereaied mtionalliy is all very well, ai.d i
t.,SCS 80me,wayN but it pays not la the end. ,
lhe proposed marriages ol Italian Princes with
enoimouFly rich hoiresses- will not mend the
matter, lhe Dronleot iorm n.,oi i i.nk
a sober recognition ot their atrnlrs. ' ,
France herseir is all in a hubbub. Silkmanu.
facture not only but many other industrial pur
suits are at a low ebb. The people be,;in to
;iuuiun xueiuexican expeaition is a lauure,
and tbe prestige of tbe Emperor, as a man of
sagacity and discerhmenf, is on tub wane. ' And
when the French gruniblej lhat'rf tbe half-way
fetation to rovolutiou. . , , , t
Now, if the ruling monarchs of Europe wore,!
to have sense enough to fullvjcamprehcnd the M
present situntion, they could find no better I
opportunity man: the usual , Now Year' grata
latjons, of which wo have spoken, to illay all
apprehensions and satisfy, for a time it least,
all the wishes of their people. Were ihey to
speak words of honest truth to the Arabtwadors
of the different nations presenting thctselves.
uwuui, nuu nuceriumiy wouia vanisn.t uut to
1
expect tnat ot them would be vaiu.
The Adjourned Uuesttous of the Old Year.
from the World, , i . ,, . '. ,
There Is a turn of phrase which we have seen
atlributed to Cicero although the contelVit
conveys seems somewhat finical for, so respect
able a source to the effect that, on the decease
of a certain person, tho gods did not : so much
take away nis ii!e as, niake him a present of
death. The spirit of this" remark Is pertuint to
i
the year that has just closed., It is a year ,hlch
has shirked its proper burdens. It Is a yetr'of
tasks not completed and expectations untult&ed.
The layiuij of the Atlantic pabie, and the lis- f
sian war must, inaeea, do exceptea; ror tue
are consummated ' achievements which mXt
alwajs make a brilliant figure iu history.' Q:t
with these exceptions, the problems ' of the lt
yenr are passed over to the present. t
The dignitaries and citizens who paid their
spects to President-Johnson vesterdiv coull
mote appropriately express hope thau tende
i r. . ,1 , 1 1 I., i 1 1 . I tn kaita ka.n I",, 1 1 i i
this Kew Year's day, ou the complete resioraA '
tion ot the Union, and the removal ot every i
root of bitternebs between the alienated boct
tions of oui country. 'Tbe fault U nothisj'butK
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IU1JUIU jb uuuc LliC less uvuiuiaui , wu-
press has left undone tho things which it ' ought
to have done, and the whole country has cause
to niouin over a jear worse than rui8pent. And,
uniortunately, mere is slender reason to nope
that the settlement so mischievously adjourned
will grace the year on which we are entering. ,
The business interests of the country have
been as criminally neglected and. postponed
as' its political. We are still in an era of in-;
Haled currency, U'gh Driees, and ruiued navl-'.
giition. So far from any effectual reduction
of the currency, there is a strong , clamor, to
which CoiiKress is diftosed to listen, ior Its
enlargement by authorizing futtber issues by.
the national banks. Instead of tostering our !
of existence. We oueht , to be .the first
nation on the globe in commerce and, naviga
tion: but instead of aiming anew at this
)! I
supremacy, we are transferring tne Dusiness
ot shipbuilding to our rivals, and resigning
to them the profits of the carrying trade.
Another ureat branch of our national industry
the growing of cotton languishes also under
imposed burdens, aud instead of our old crop of
four million bales, we have raised the past year
only about one million and a half. , Wise legis
lation would at once, on tbe close of the war,
have removed obstacles to the recuperation Qt
the two great pursuits in which , our natural
advantages ei.iihle ii to detv all comDetttlori.
i The earniugs ol navigation, and the, export, of
XUK euiuiups vi uawgtmuu. uuu iuc, cauii,
vxiue
it.s chief difficulties. UnfortuuateTy; we have no
eolid ground to expect anything better the next ,
year than has taken place in the past. ' '.',",'
Lookine to otLer parts of North America, we.
likewise hud questions a-ijourned instead Of re-,
suits achieved. Oa the iSoutb, Mexico is not'
freed from her invaders; on the North, the con
solidation of the British Provinces btill hansiu
doubt, hut the prospect of a solution iu both
( fiees, during the pie.ent sear, Is more hopeful
than that ol upbuilding the shattered and pros
trate interests of our own coun'.ry. ' . '
,On the other side of the Atlantic 'the new
poition of lhe Pope Is an adjourned question, '
or which this year will prcibably witness the
teit lenient. The withdrawal of the Wench'
troops, aud the chauge which must thence fol
low in the statut of the papacy, marks the com-'
plet icn of a great CTclelu the nlstory ot religion
and civilization. Tbe venerable hierarchy of
the Catholic Church will hereafter rest upon
the purely tpiritual foundation on which it
was originally reared. The mility arch whtch
has spanned fourteen ceiituries will, as soon
s tbe pending questions with the Italian
vernmect are &ijuf.ted, stand merely as a
n.tiuument , of history the grandest, most
insimotive ' example which has, yet ap
peared of the supremacy of organized moral
iunuenUf over brute force. It will forever live
in its'lrnite, ns tbe oaks that reared their
branches ti the tky in the days of ' Gregory the
Seventh fctiA Jive in their progeny which fill our
present loresi. The "solidriuni" ot Christian
nation which g now maintained by commerce,
by the marvellous channels of modern iuter
crimtiunication.by tbe mutual interest of Chris
tian latious in eacn otner's nteratuie, was the
oiigiml work ol rel'gion organized' into a coci
mautibg hierarchy, by whose authority kings
reltrnen and princes decreed justice.'- '.
Thatwviul hierarchy has succumbed to Ideas
which iUt-lf planted and watered. If the Holy
Father w.$ once higherthan theproudeitklngs,
the papal hrone, and all the offices of the bieiv
archy wet, open to Christians of the humblest
birth. Thw was fostered,,ln the bosboiof the
Church, 'ibise' idea of democratic equality
w hich hHva')urt their protecting husk, and are
the fcenubjHl principle .ot the world's t'utwf
politics. ,T church, a the foster-motr of .
religion, basket a creat career; but avoe P"';
tectress ol c)Vi;Zation, the arbiter ti'e? ,:C
leading oveianii, tbe bond o'5rtmy Ijetwe
ween
her place to .
dauirLier& who in-w their fir8tutnment lrom
arc Pfcipinff. employment I J aiiinnirnfiirT 7 10 .'i JTV que, I ions.
of business 1? , to use an exprewlvo I ir . V,. 'Ov .-nn,. dr h.i.-i
utnptive. v uu:r,r,h: '? . i ii. D.t
tlniation of Europe l anything .t'" lr 1"'"" r,,l" r , vtnM nm
?; diflicultiesof ni(M Important tf ent .or over it., The u,1'' I'r''l. o,,, r ,,rr
ft:,
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tranqtilllintlon of IrrUl eiuVp-iV-Ji.y,,r,,
may p"rbps r-ch their Roal some tim J,ir)fc
the orenlnir year
Without psrticnlitrlrlne fnrlhet, we may per-'
haps be Justified In consldeiing the pat year as;
in the main, a U'ar in which great miestlous
have been auitaied but not solved. It has been
lu the throes of parturition, but has not h. 1
strength to btiogi fort Ik. . A part of (he mighty.
oINprlng with which the period Is teaming will
probaMy find birth tn the present year, which,
If we date eri8 from their completion, rather
than from the activity of their producing Canoes.,
ms.y piovc oue of the moel slcnal in history, if
huh is hardly to be expected) our Ionian
should be restoied; tl tho DiitUh I'rovinces
1hu1 brciifeitrrtl; if the Mexican republio
fhould le n-est(hiiHlied; if the future tiatuot
the, I'ope! shoflld' be defined ; If an Enplish
reform bill should be pntscrl ; if the Fenian ditli
cultles shotiM be willed these consnnmiat ions'
would mark the coming year M one of tho most
fniljUil in r(ccniiiifp, , , ', .
MILl INERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
3 IliL IN IJR Y
FOR' T II E
7;
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A Cheap anil Substantial Hft. ,
trntlou le called to mjr clrtint axortrUrnt ofK'n
B(1,nltible for Hctrtst rr.ATMKH?, KLOWF.ltS
KtiliETB, and TOlNi I.4DIF8' UT, Brpare4
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lresa. liltiun Vjtm und Clo" )kin In all lu
Tai Idles. 1 adits turnUlilna their rn-h anl com jr
mmti rlB i Timr re t on I'eing artmlcalif 1 fltttst, aniJ
be.lr work tmb-hrd 'In tbo mwit prompt and wfl
cient manni r, at Uit lowest powltiii prires at twain,
foorboun' notloo. . Cutting and lwtiti Paitorna in
ct, or by the tingle place, lor vvreUanui an droaa
ruBtcm. utiw reaity. ; . i . , , tiObin,
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Eal handsome assortment of MILllNIBT for the
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1'lonerstnd Frames. Ladles who make their own Hon.
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QOMrOUND INTERKST NOTES,
JANUAil C0TJPONI, BOUGHT AND SOLD.
STERLING,. LANE & CO ; ,
, , ' ; ,' . . pasiLzna, 1
ettmp .1 i Ko. no sooth injju atrwi. 1
y STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
(JULYER'S NEW PATENT
' Deep Sand-Joint
HOT A 1 n r U R M AC E.
RANGES OF ALL SIZKH.
AlfOi ' Phtlegar'a Naw low Preaaura
Staim Ilaatluj; Apiaratua.
'I'ob sais by'- ','',, ',' ,' , ;
1 cilKLE8 wiLrAAMs,
' 8 ltlt 'I ' 1 Koi 1182 MARK ET ktrtwt. '.
' JftL " TfldlipsO'S tfjNDON KITCIIFSKH,
OK Kt toI'KA N HAhOlt.fnr rnill, Uotta,
1 or 1 ublt: luHtltuliuiw, In TWKMS il
1'EKK.St hizt-H. jklo. 1'Ulladalpbla K"xa,
hot-Air Fur""', l'ortable llcatra, I.owdown r.ira,
Fllthoard -tov.Bl Until Boilrm, htowhula Vialoi,
Boiler. I'ookinu stovm, etc .wliolmaie anil retail, by
tlie DiuDUlai'tnrM hilA lll-h. A 1 HOUnoN.
1UI .tu'U 6tu Mo. W N KECUNU Ht.net
i i i i
X " It
oia ov i
12
td lor laJvl
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v.
f , r; an. ixviKLKt a sam w
AT
-.Trrrra jr.wr.t.TiY ar.?A.iai:D.
V. "
: i. inti niiL au t
iri8tmas'' Holiday
AND
LJRIDAL -IMtlSSKNTiS.
sv On hand a lerge1 and beautiful Autrtment Ot
Vkches, Jewelry, end silverware, suuauic ir
Holldav end Bridal l'renenw.
rticn'ar attention iollclte4 to onr larne assortment
ofytatEonds and Watches, Gold Chains iorlailef and
1, men's wear. Also, Sleeve Buttons, otuas, ana
IUprs, in great variety, allot the newest itjle.
FANCY Slt-VER-WAUK, f
ll SPECIALLY SUITED FOB BB1DAL 0IFT3.
e are dally receiving new poods, elected wesiy
the hollilBTnal.s. our prices will be found as low.
it lower, than the ame quality cau he purcUaaeu
eawpere.
inchsfers Irvlted W
.iiirnil. and ell pt
cut, purcbanedor tel
call
clous atones, .also, oia uoio ami
. r. .a - . A
takeu In ectiango. up
CUR1STSUS!
V. W. CASStDY,"
SUt'TIt IECOND , STREET,
otiiety ofr. aaj.'nippt. J.arefiilly .Mlec.ted
:AK XKO DESEVA'WiTcnKS.
8tLVtaWA5.i riNfV AIlTICLFS OF EVEST
- " ' ' VsiPTIOir.' nltabte for ' '
BniUAt. oOUDAV PRKSKNTS.
An examintfoal how my ftocs t(, be. anaar-
paMed In Quality ants
Parttcu-arattentio,,, , pR,rintf,
et?
150W3lk & LEONARD,
-. i
MAyACTuaEsu or -
W30LEUL3 & RXTAIL DJALXB
i I ,' ' ftr
fciJver and SUrer-Vated Goods,
0 704 ARCH STREET
PHLADBLrHIA.1 ' "
Xnoae In want of fllLVEE ophu.VEB-PI.ATED
,-"f "''l "nJ It oiuch to theHadvantaga to lait
cor HI OKE beiote making their ochaH. onr loaa
fPfritcce iq tbe nunuiHCture ot ie above kinds a
sotiOe vnble ii to dBi if,n,no.i(ion V
r .W.euee.'. 0 " but th0 wIllct' Vre of the FIH81
nri.-oa ' fa "k
HOLIDAY ,-rKESmS.
JACOB HARLSY,
. t
,'. ;f37CCES30a TO 8IAJF72S 4 EAaiST),
No. 03 MARKET. ST.
A flue Mnorttnent o Wai.chea. blamona. Jewelry,
Silver and SUver-iiiated Wete; suitable for Holltfar nd
Bildal Prewnta. Ull tutbslm
SILVER -WARE
' i . i -it.
.''..'.' ' .'. ' " P03 ' ' ' '. ':
BiUD A L I RES E NT S.
' ; ' g. russell &;.co.';:.'n.;'
No. aa North SIXTH , St.;
' Invite attention to their rholna fitnrk at HOT.TT
81 L V ERr W A HE, ul.ubl lur C U KLSXM Ah and BKlt) AL
-HENRY HARPER,
ISo. 50 AIICII .Street,
Maoutactocer aad Oji'icti '
Viitchea , '
1 I' itie Jevrelrjr. i '
Silver-IJlated. Warm, . ..
- JK ' " " '. ' ' " '.V '
Solid Silver-Ware.
men JEWELRY.
JOHN RUE N NAN,
DEALUR IN
DL1H0XDJ. TINS , WATC3X3, XEWELBY
. i - . . Etc. Etc. Etc 1
f'? it 8. EIGHTH ST., PHILAUA.
O fl T II E II O L I J) A Y S:
SMITH & DREER, ' ,
S. K. Coruer AUCII aud TENTH Street,
! ' I ' 1 I r . ' ,- v ..
Il.re no cobanJa Wall selected Stoc'x 0 1 1 .
1 . . ... 1 ' . 1 , ; -' 1, : -i ' )
WATCHTJ. XEWZLST, SILVXE, AND SILVEB
' PLATED WASE, ' 1 -
BoiUbl for the CTiriitma Holiday. - ;
A call !i respectfully totleltaiL ' '' . C12 J lmrp .
TliKODOBl tumt. ' BBOIKAI J. DBBEB, t
FINE OPERA GLASSES
-,(,. . 1 . ! , 11 ; ; .1
t '!.!'' I , 1 1 I ,-.,. ! :
DIP0HTED AN9 roa SALE BT ,
JAMLS , (llIEN d- C0 v
' lOliU , ', Ko. Oi CIIKSKIT Etraat. .
JJOUSE-FUKNISlHNa ., GOODS.
EXCELLENT
oppoaTaNrxr
BAEOAINJ ,
TO , SECURE
To close thetiUteo! t!Ut? ' 1 - '
.1 ' . ' ! 1 I 1
JOHN A. MUHPIIEY.
1 1 , Iaspottt andDeAler in ; - 1 i , 1'
1 . i . . . - ,1 -, 1
HOISE-FIRNISIUXO OVOlfS, "
No. pQq CIIESLII" STREET,
Between NiatU aa TentU.Soutii Side, PWli,'
Ilia AdtulnlKtrstor bo elfrr tbe whole stock' at prlcca
br.uw ilia urOiaai-y rate el.ard. Ihla.atock embraces
every tUiui wantniltoa .il-t nlered" buiiubuld 1 Pain
Iiu n aro. Bruibo., W ovOen Ware, Han,
are. ( uUiry Iou Waia Japanned W, ad Covk
Ida UteiiincfeTr decrlptlou. . vv
A grtat Trl ofhllaKkR GOODS, BIRD-CA0ES,
ate. no., rin be ol'Bliifd 00 he tmt leftnouable trum
KM'INaABCllO Kt-lThlUtUATOUs aud WATK8
tUl'LLUil ! . ., ,
A Bn. a-crtm.rt ot PAMF.R MACRE ttOODS., . v .
in. ia mo unit .1 r.iau nitiiii.jiiiit Ul tbia Una III
n
niiiucMit audcitUrns and irmjn will tlnd ll to
N jte. On r frliod. lu tlie ouuiifr way order by ami.
(tl ItWui
v m
! A
SHIRI HAKUFACXUliw-i, :
men's rruttrnsiiiNG Gobtia
'Ko.eii CHISNTJT Street,;;-; i . '
' FOUBPOOIW BILOW tat "COSTmrjrTAL,
8in
IBILAKKLPlilA.
pATENT SliaULDER-SEAM
BHIIVr MANUACTOUY.
AND GENTLEMEN'S .FURSISIIltra STOaaf
: pEhFEOt F1TTINU eniRlS AD llA.fEai
V
.WINCll&BTlSK. & CO.,
FUrvNISUING i GOODS.
r. HOFFMAN, JR.,
(Late O. A. Hoffman, mccewor ta W. Kalght,)
-riXZ SHIRTS, A5U WBAPrtlW,
!.-.' r: v HoeraBu ami vi.u,va.
$lik, Limbs' Wool, Merino . ,
r.r UNDEn-CLOTHI HC.
i ft i
10 PtOtlll - - NO- y CJtKVt.
LUMUER.
- 0-,--SV:LECT WUITE FINS! B0AIID3'
lOOD AND FLA BEL. -
A-4. 5-4. 6-4. a. iH. t anil 4 In. h.
cnoiCE lA-Nt-L AiSl 1st COMMON, 'i i'eetlon. '
4-, -4, 6-4. i. aud 4 Jn. i, , i
'"' V9HITE riNf.VAM-.l, TAT1KKN 1 rASff,
LAfcOk, AN 1 fcCPhHlOK bTOCK ON HAND 1 V
'' . ...a-4 CAltwl.KNA iXOoiilM., , ' ...
e-4 CA&OUNA i'LUOlUNtl. , ,
v: 4-4DH.AW A HE FLOORING, - - ' "I
i V,v WHI1 PINE KLOOR1NU mn
At-II f I.OORINl.
.. WALNUT CLOoRIsn, '
8PHUCE PLOOhtiiU.
BOABbu,, .
v. HAIL PLANK.
PLAbTEHINOl LATH. '
v
if i-
;1666. SfflSULEx
r, j d a u
Lt. DAS sniKflt. ira. ;
AllOKT CllDAll liHIM.m -
: t'OOPKR oHlNtiLk..
tl.NI ABSOlfTMfcNT FOB BALK I" .
NO. 1 CKDAK L0O8 ANO l OHt.
No. 1 CtA Alt LOGS AS1) PQUli.
. v -i
i Qttft. 'LUMBKH- FOK - UNt'EH ,-tKKHS!
WD CiHAU. WALNUT, ANU Pi Mi.
i ''- BJCIX'KI'AB WALNPT..AND Plg.
1886
ALBANY LUMBKliOPAI LKI:.!W
ALHANY LUJUBKK OF AI4L kUJlL ,
'; f-'9V- - HEAbONfcO WALNUT. " est. '
.DST ; 4IPLAB, CUFKl.T, AND ASI
aOOD.' bpkuck joist ' '
, 1 Oi'BCJCK JOIST. 1 :,::,
fJ OL 1 A V V j A AJW iiWi' . J
KROW 14 TO tl FEKT LONG., . ,
STJPliKtOB NOBWAY 80ANTLUO. ,
MAIXE. UHOlHKi: CO .
II tl tairp No. iHQ 80LTH trgFFT
pm H. W I L L'i;Aln-Bf
CdAii 1 A '! L Ii I T f fllLVl .
LUMBER,,
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r.1-. '.
; i,,-
Svcnteeiilli, mid isiiring,. 'itiarderitV
rmLAPxpmA.','fu;3tta?a'
LUMBER 'MEROHA
. 1 1 . Successor fo R.'Clajkj Jr ,
...KO. 824 CHRISTIAN STUB
Constantly on hacd, a laige and varied i
ROSEWOOD ANi ViALNtTT VAN"-.59. '.,
i Q fid -CIGAK BOX MANUF AC "ilEIiP. X
XOUO. CK.AR-BOX MANOKAC'ltTMi. '
SPANISH CEL.AH BOX BOAHLS. :
r - ' -
uut oidu l umber. j v rtia.n,.
COAL.
fm V. PATRIC!
bWAD. ST.VV
DEALER. IX r .' . ' I
LEHIGH AND BClllJYLKlLl bbir
HAZLET0N, MAHANOa, EAOIE VEr '
re-beoke stove ' D
Ala ion band, under cover, and ft.. . . !,A
J BLATE. """W-Mi
' ' t "ifsoawsn,
COAL! COAL! V0aT;
lhe beat LEHIGH and BCHVn.KLL V.a fcI
preflexireeiy iorienili use, conatantlt'A, bi.
my Yard, No. 1WI CALI.OWUILb etnetrS11 aS in
dUlveied on tLort notice well screened, andeover
of slate, at the lowvH each prices. A trbii k Ad riV
jour cuaictn. -1 Ijouro
JOHN A. WILSiJ
Successor to W. L. bi 'A
JC
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3A.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN
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THE ORPHANS' COURT 1 to
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADri.PH
csiaio 01 juiijM uiliiakosO . Deoea-
Tbe Auditor appointed by tbe Court to audit,
audits,
tOB
iecel, I f .
;nu aajut tne account 01 JHOMaB KO
.nil tp.tnn.Al.t n-.lllH1M ft If II A 1 I .art
to report distribution ot tbe balance In the f ' t
the ccountaut, will meet the partion tut4A;Vr
n, iOO. m v Viuj r m , MI UIH OTTICe, ISO. 7 V
aV u A oirwii IU U1V HJ UI 1 UaibutMpnia,
JOHN CLAVJ
U 27 thstuM
L F X A NDEB (.'."CAT T lTl7i7
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