TUE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPI1. rillLADELrillA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY- 9, 1807. CITY ITELUGNO-C Jor Additional City Intelligence $e Fifth rage.) Chans Jcbileb Meeting. Lvsl even iwf, a luige number of persons aeeuibled In the Union Methodist Episcopal Church, Fourth etreet, below Arch, to celebrate with suitable fcervices tha event of the entire etini?uHhment of the ihurch debt, which had been hnna"lnir over the congregation during the past thirty four jeans. The meeting wn railed to order by IW. Dr. Carrow, pastor of the congregation, who was called to the rhiiir, on taking which, he thanked the audience foi the com (ilimont paid blm. He then announce! the hv mil, "From all who dwell below tho nklp," which was mint? with much plrlt by the choir, insisted by ortran accompar-' pjento. Kev. Dr. Castle then led the C'j-nrre "a. lion In prayer, in which ho '.uanked the Almighty that this ground hw', jears a,,Q hwn selected for a. piaeo 01 Vorship: that during Us eubeertuent history, multitude" bal been brouaht into the folds of the Church throuah the preach ing of the Gospel; and that an influence for (rood hau pone out from this church among other "churches of the city and county. After the singing of another hymn, Rev. Dr. Carrow made nn address, in which he clearly denned the obtect of the meeting. The occasion being jubilee over the extineulpumout of the debt of the church, amounting to eleven thou sand dollars or more, It should call forth from the entire membership of tde church sirtcro rejoicing. He rpjoiceo more especially over the event because the debt just wiped out had been one of long standing. Addresses were also made by Ucv. Anthony Atwood, D. D., Uev. Fianklin Moore, D. D., Kev. Mr. Matlock, Rev. Dr. Castle, and others. During the evening a eplen-iid writing-dek was presented to Mr. Thomas T. Mason, a mem ber of the church, as a testimonial of tho feel ings of the congrcgntion for the part taken by him in endeavoring to rai.ie funds lor the object named. One of the happy features of the occasion was the raising of a subscription of over $'i00 to secure the comfort of two a?ed widows in the new Methodist Home, on Broad street. The church membership Is rapidly Increasing, and now that the entire debt nas been removed, it will no doubt soon become one of the largest congregations ol this persuasion in this city. Convention of Colored Soldiers and Sailors Afternoon Session.- Kev. J. W. Lojrtn, of New York, delivered a lervent prayer that the colored people should Vie strengthened ana guarded with heavenly wisdom in the pre sent times. Mr. Chatton, of Reading, Pa., prcented a re solution, which was referred to the Business Committee, petitioning the State Legislature for the immediate granting of the right ol euffrnee to all the colored soldier", suitors, and citizens of Pennsylvania, without any restriction on account of color. Letters from Senator Yates, of Illinois; Gov erner Andrew, ot Massachusetts; General Lewis Wagner, and others, were read, cordially sym pathizing with the objects of the Convention. The Committee on Business reported a lengthy series of resolutions, acknowledging the indebt edness ol their race to Almighty God for His manifold blessings in voucusaung ireeaom to xthelr enslaved brethren, and expressing their ; thanks to the people of this country and to Congress for their steadfast exertions in their behalf, despite the oppressive measures of tho President ot tho United Slates. The denial of the right of suffrage to all Ame rican citizens, regardless of color, whs a blas " pheiuous denial of the divine principles upon which all governments are lounded. For '' nlnrl mnn u'oa rlpmnnrlprl thr" ririvilprP of being able to occupy any position in the army , . and navy to which their abilities should declare them competent. - Another series of resolutions were offered, - earnestly protesting against the payment -of '" bounties and pay to the former slave-owners, on account of the services of the freedmen who ' battled for the salvation of the nation in her hour of danger. Action upon the above resolutions was de- fnrrH until iMn Hnv's ftptRinn. On motion, the Committee on Business were instructed to prepare a memorial, to be submit ted to Conirress, and alo to prepure a plan tor the national organization of the colored soldiers und sailors of the Union army. Adjourned. At the night session last evening an enthusi astic audience gathered to listen to the addresses of various delegates to the Convention. Rev. J. A. Roean and Rev. H. H. Garnott, of New York, and Colonel J. J. Hinton, ol Kansas, spoke elo quently on the objects ol the Convention, and were frequently applauded. This morning's proceedings will be founl in another column. Thb Board of School Control. The Board of School Control yesterday held Its first session after its reorganization. Mr. Shippen, the re elect ed President, presided. The usual list of communications was received. A communication from the Twelfth Section stated that that division Indorsed the action of the school teachers looking for an Increase of salary. From the Eleventh Division was received the following resolution: That the Board of Control be requested to set apart the twenty thousand dollars appropriated to the Section from the million dollars loan, for the erection of a grammar school in Third street, be 1U W VJ H H' Miss Lizzie M. Thompson was announced as the Principal elect of the Boys' Secondary Kcuool of the First section. A ermmnolcation from the Nineteenth section save information of permission granted to open a night school in the Megsrgee School. Mr. Elkiu submitted. In the name of Hr. Freeborn, whe was not present, an amendnieat to thebyltw that no new book adopted by the Board at any time during the year can tie introduced except on the 1st or Janu ary, when the annual estimates are prepared. The re solution, under the rnles, lie over for a month. ' Mr, fcbippen (Mr. Fletcher in tbe chair) stated that nnder the million loan nunieoua school building are now being erected in all portions of the city. In many cases the contmotois are faithless to their trust. In one instance, menttontd by him, where the contract called for pressed brick, the contractor need an infe rior article until compelled by the Committee an Pro perty to fulfil his agreement. The greatness of the work requires supervision. The Board of Control cannot exercise personal care over the various build ings onder onstructiou in the city, nor can the seo tional directors give individual attention totbelm- firovements. Mr.Sbippen, thrrefore offered a reso ntiou that the Committee on Property select a com petent practical builder to examine and supervise tne contracts for new buildings and their fulfilment, the committee to name the salary of such an inspector. -Mr. Stanton moved to amend that the committee's nomination be aporoved by the Boatd. Agreed to. The resolution then passed. The committees were the-i announced. Boys High School Mr. Freeborn, Chairman; Cusu msn , Kline, Bladen, Ki tenhouae. Girls' high School Dr Vaugban, Chairman; Elkln, Hil es,Nebinger, Jackicn. Property Mr. Haines, Chairman; Carrigan, Stan ton, Green, Fletcher. Accounts-Taylor, Chairman; Elnwechter, Elder, Hcflmen, Bladen. Supplies Bittenheuie, Chairman; Carrigan, Cash man, Uilles, Hoffman. Grammar Section and Primary Schools Hllles, Cbaiinien; Clark, Reed. Jackson, Vangban. Reports of Bchools Muliiueaux, Chairman; Abel, Reville, Klnwecbter, Fagen. ... Qualification of Teschers-Clark, Chairman; Abel, Xlkin, Rowan. Taylor. . Text Boost-Fletcher, Chairman; Eegeu, Dianr,ju, Green, Baines. JCxpensea Freeborn.Chairoian; Kline, Rowan. Mul Ilneaux, Nebinger. Thb Bar Banquet to thb Jcdgis ov thb Courts. One of the most brilliant fea.su of rea son and flows of soul at which a distinguished company were ever seated was the banquet given yesterday afternoon, at the Continental Hotel, to the Judges of the Courts. The attendance was very large, the occasion bringing out almost the entire Bar in solid phalanx, including Its grand est dignitaries and ft brightest ornaments. The guests thus receiving homage were all pre sent. The party was strictly a j rlvate one. The responses to the regular toasts being made by lion. Judge Woodward, of the (Supreme Court; Judges .Stroud and Sharswood, of the District Court, and Judge Allison, of the Common Pleas, while Kit K. Pries and Daniel Dougherty, Esq., spoke ou behalf of Ibe Bar. The Wateb Department. The state ment of receipts and expenditures of the Water Department for 1866, made by tho Chief Engineer, is as follows: Receipts from penalties, water rents, etc., $670,22'2'13; expen peudiiuree, exclusive of new work ou exten nony, $278,1H9-C4. The appropriations for the J'ir, eitlisive of esteunions, amounted to t6;i,n74-UH, l- ajin; iinnxpemk", f7o,C54. Cpase After a ricHPOCKEx. Last evening, about seven o'clock, there was an exciting time on Second street, above Brown, raueed by the discovery of a pickpocket in one of the Hecond and Third street cars. It appears a young lady, while In the cars, observe the bandBom gentleman sitting by her "He acting suspiciously. Finally the felt his hand fumbling lor her pocket. The alarm was instantly given, when the fascinating gentleman bolted lor the door, making tracks up Brown street, with ft crowd alter him crying "stop thief V He was soon overtaken by an officer, who escorted him to tho Station House, and no doubt ample time will bo given blm to reilect, on the vlci-situdes of life, and "that the race is not always to the SiWIt." COLLISION OX A PA96ENOER ItAILKOAD. Yesterday, an Arch street passenger car, while crossing Broad street, was run into by a roal train, and several of the passengers slightly injured. The car was struck near the front platform, otherwise the damage mieht have been more serious. Accidents ol this kind often oconr at Eighth and Willow street?, where there Is a down grade, and where the narrowness of Willow street renders it difficult for the drivers to see advancing coal trains, but with proper caution tbey ought to be avoided on Broad street. ; Hospital Items. William Green, twenty six years old, was admitted into the Hospital on Monday night with severe burns on the lace, ntck, and arms, caused by the explosion of a coal oil lamp. A lad named W. Cook was taken to the Hos pital yesterday, in an insensible, condition, lrom the etlects of a blow with it brickbat, which was thrown at birn by a boy with whom he quar relled, and struck Lini in tho groin. Election of Tkustkes. D. B. Baker whs elected one of the Trustees of the Associa tion for the R lief of Diabled Firemen, in the place ol Samuel G. Buggies. Drowned Max. A man was found drowned vesterdav in a ditch, about a milt? below the Lir.e-Bell station, on the Baltimore railroad. The School Directors of the Third Sec tion have organized by electing Thomas 8. JSeL; ley as President, and Daniel J. Roach as Secre tary. MEDICAL. POND S EXTRACT OF HAMAMEXIS, Or Pain Destroyer, ' Is one of the few domestic remedies which have come into general use and lavor, wlihout putting. It Ik the product 01 asimole shmb. harmless In ail cases, and, as domestic remedy, unequalled. BURNS BOILS. stikus. sore eyes, bleeoiso LUNOS. kose, 8IOMACH, BKUIKE9, LAvlEJiKSfl. SORENESS, HPKAINS, PORE 1J1ROAT, TOOTHACHE, EARACHE. J.EURALGIA. RHEU M A I ISM, LUMBAUO, P1LKS. OF TUK CORNS, ULCERS, OLD BORE, And o'ber similar troublesome and painful affections, while it promptly arrests all HEMORRHAGES. Hun dreds o physicians use it dally In their practice and give Ittheit unqualltled recommendation, bold by our agents and dealers. 'ibe Me rdlnlne la exclusively nrenared hv the sab scrlbers, Proprietors and .successors to X. T. POND, to whom all orders must be addressed. IlUMPlIKEla' UOilUSOPATHIO MEDICISE CO, Ko. Dtii BROAD WAT, New York. PRICES OF POND'S EXTRACT. Six ounce bottles, with directions, retail 50 cents P int bo tiles, with directions, retail 91 00 Quarts in bottle fl-75 Liberal discount to Physicians and Dealers. SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR. HUMPHREYS' HOMOEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. FAMILY CASES Of 35 largo rials, morocco case, containing n specillc lor every ordinary disease a latnliy Is subject to, and a book of aireciioos $10 00 Smaller Family and Travelling cases, with 20 to 28 vlais 5 to 98 Specifics tor all J Iseases, both lor Cuilng and for Pieventive treatment In vials and pocket cases U to tS Theae Remedies, by the case or slnKlo box, are sent to any part of the country, by Jdall or Express, uee ot cbarve, on receipt of the price. Address HUMPHREYS' BPEClFfC HOfcOiOPATHIO MEDICINE COMPANY, Office snd Depot, No m BROADWAY, Hew York. Dr. HUMPHREYS is counul.ed ubiIj at bis office, per sonally or by letter, as ahove, for all forms ot disease. t or sale ny uiuii a uu., ouiixnjn, nuL,Lijai COWDEST. T. B CALLEKDER. and AMBROSE SMITH. Wholesale Audits. Philadelphia, and at BLITHE'S Drug Store.So. 3120 Market street, and by all Drugslsts. 621smwi LOOK AND LIVE! ELECTROPATHY. Drs. CALL0AVAY, WHITE & D0LLES THE OLDL MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS, And TEACHERS of this new system of coring diseases, vtould call the attention of the sick and afflicted to their n system of practice, which bas alieady eaUed great popularity in this city. During the past six years we lave Ueated TWENTY THOUSAB0 persons suffering from the various forms of disease (many of them by special guarantee, charging nothing li we tailed), and in almost every case cure has been effected. Bead the following HOME CERTIFICATES. Ail ASTONISHING CUrtE-AMPUTATIOS PEE Vented I was cured in three weeks by Drs. GALLOWAY and WUI'lE of an ulcerated leg, which caused much suffer ing, and eeu threatened amputation. Sinoe my own Kieat cure several ol my liiends suffering lrom Neural gia, Skin Disease, Dyspepsia, aud other complaints, nave also been penectly cured. I will cheerfully answer the luuulrles of the diseased and suffering. ABRAHAM FLUKE, IKo. 1851 Camac streot, Philadelphia. IMPORTANT CUBES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES. Charles D. Young, Chroulo Dyspepsia, Ko. a.l X. geveuto street, James Brown, Inflammation ot Stomach and Bowels, Pine street, ahove Sixth. Henry Koyer, euraigla of the Eye, Twenty-third and Pearl sireets. Frederick Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat Disease, Continental Iiotei. B. F. Kukbrlde, Epileptic Fits, Mo. 1020 Market street. William Morgan, Kidney Disease aud Ueueral De bility, No. 410 bpruce street Marcus D. Wilcox, Catarrh of twelve years' standing, Commercial Hotel. Samuel U.Wheeler, Asthma ot ten years' standing. Continental Hoiel. Emanuel Bey, Attorney-at-Law, Dyspepsia, No. 707 Sansoiu street, Horace J, Wlnslow, Weakness of the Kidneys, Frank lord. 11. C. S hurtled, Cancer In Stomach. No. 3722 Markes street. J. M Bulst, Bheamatlsm, Ko. 1323 8. Broad street. JmiRU Levy, Bronchial Consumption, Ho. 434 Market street. Edward T. Evans, preacher of the M. E Church, Dys pepsia oi long standing, Laryngitis, aud Lumbago, fo. 1M3 Uelmuth street. lames ugen', Deafness for six years, and ringing and roaring in ti e Dead, Wilmington, Delaware. '1 nomas Uarrop, severe Diabetes, iiose Mills, West Philadelphia, ueoTRe uraiit. auvuuwuv uvut, ivua b,.uu,ubi ltlSChesnutstreeU ... H. T. l) silver, i nronic nenrsima ana innammatory Bbeumatism, No. 173tt L'hesnut street Edward McMahon, Consumption, No. 1247 Front ,ljeWKlcket, Cbronlo Brenchltis, Constipation, and Con gestlon of the Brain, No. bis Ca lowlilll stieet. Chares M. Dayton, Paralysis of the lower limbs, Olrard House. John McCormick, Diabetes, Wo. 1220 Ridge avenue. Charles E. Buckingham, Urinary Difficulty, N o. 1331 Filbert streot. Aaulla Davis, Cbronlo Diarrhoea, Forrest House. j. J Hoopen, long standing Sciatica, and Enlarged Prostate Gland, Darby township, Delaware county. William H. Blinver, Liver Complaint, Oermautown. Joseph W. Forsyth, Acute Bheamatlsm, Ao. ml EClous'er, General Paralysis, No. 415 N. Second "itiwi ot (ht perion$ turtd in leu that a ViB.-The Institution, No. 1230, one door from Thir teenth street, is ibe only hou-e in this city where our system li practised. Unwrlnolpled par.iea In other loeatl.ies. who eialin to ueat diHeases according to eur late discoveries, may inert lore be regarded wiu Til v' s"ciAN8 and STUDENTS can enter at any tiro for a full couise ol Instruction In this Uukai DisoovuiI loOKANTHE MOST 1HPROVED lN8Tk. MENTH FtlKNlSllED. An ruteresung clroulnr maiiea oj aauxwiniiia DRS. "JAJJWA V, WIIITB & B.JTAE8, Ho iiW WALNL" T Stre. Street, PbHadelulila. CoumMutlon free. 11 1 WHlll AMUSEMENTS. COSTUMES! COSTUMES! A f plendid Assortment of COSTUMES AKD PROPERTIES FOR MAIQTIRADE9, Sti tOftrte ti ihf a'lentloo ot the ball-join pibDc at th's (ay and festive season, at U COSTUMERY Of Twenty-five Years' EBtabliahment, No. 017 RACE Streot, North Side. Every effo't will be to'de to please the taste of thos who att nd lbs Csrulval Balls of the season. Masks of tverj description for sals. W. C. DESMOND, IB 8m No. 917 RACE Street. s JENCERBUND? HJENGERBUND! SMOKRBtTND I f MJLKnl'NDl SitNUfcHUUt.DI VTUVD WAMtrT) BALL, 1RAND MARKED BILL, ..BAKU MASKED BALL. TO B IVBN OJT THE 21T OF JAMTAKY, I67, ON 1HK iilsT OF JAsUARY, 1807, AT TUB AOADFMY OF Mt'StC. ACAUEJaY OF JlL'slC. Tickets 3 00. 1 7 fit A MEhlCAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. niTruiM i niTT-RTS FSIDAY V&NIU, Jasuary 11, SATURDAY A FT eUV OON, January 12, (IRAN D FAREWELL COSC BETS, POSITIVELY LBT APEARANCE OF 'lim oMKHBAiKD B ATF M H COSCEKI TROUPE. M'JiE PARiPA, 8JO. BBIONr'LI, SIO. FOBTCNA, MB. 8.B. WILIS. . MB. CARL ROSA, MR. J. B HTJTTOV. The Concerts announced above will be positively the last Bateman Conceits in Phllade phla, and the pro gramme for each wl 1 contain the most admired selec tions oi the dtflerent artists. . Reserved beats tor FBI AI or S ATURDAV, ONE OOLLsR EACH. Peats may be secured at the Mualo Store ot C. W. A. TKUMPLEU, on WrDNESDAY MORNIXG. January 9. Admission to the MATINEE ON SAT U HI) AY, FIFTY Cents. IheUiandP'anoused at then Concerts Is lrom the celebrated inanutactory or stelnwar & Hons. N. Y. 1 1 NEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE. CHESiUTT Street, above TWELFTH. THIS EVENING, January 9. MR. Al D MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS. MR. A D AIRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS. MR.ANDMKS Il.tRNKT WILLIAMS. MR. A D MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS. MH. AND M 8 BHNEY WILLIAMS. Mil. AND MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS. TUIKD NIOUT OF TIIE CONNIE SOOOVHr TBE CONNIE SOOOsH; TBE t!OMMB SOOOAHJ THE COSNIK SjOtiAHt . OB, THt. EARING OF THE GREEN, received with enthuslastlo applause, and its BEADIUUL nCENljRT, pronounced to be superior to anything of tne kind here tofore proouced in this city. To c nclude w th TriE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL. HA1URDAY AFCFKOCN, January 14, GIU ND FAMILY MA TINE IS. First time in this city of the Interesting drama, 'I HE THREE KLD MEN. MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET THEATRE. Begins at half past 7 o'clock. CROWDED HOtlSSS. THIRD WElK of the trtumohant career of GRIFFITH GaCNl". MKS. JOHN DREW AS KATE PEYTO. MONDAY, AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, Augustln.Daiy 's great crania of GBlFITl'lH GAUNT, prodnced '.with new sceneiy, groat cast, and the spe cialties ot THIC LANCASHIRE FAIR STENTS AND GRAND TRtAL 8CESE FRIDAY BENEFIT OF MBS. JOHN DREW. ALNUT 8T B iSE'f TUEATU B. N. E. corner of NINTH and WALNUT StreeU Commence at 7H Third night of tbe eminent comedian. MR. JotLN BROUGHAM, who will appear as MR. FOXGLOVE, ATTORNEY-AT-'.AW, in uib own sterling comeu.v oi i'UES IN THE WEB. Also, In his lamous Irish character of TIM MOOR, It The laughable farce ot THE IRISH LION. N EW AMERICAN TIIEATR E. THIS EVENING will commence with the drama ot MlbCHlEF MAKING. To conclude with, for the last week, the GREAT TRICK PANTOMIME.' A B8EMBLY BUILDINGS. - Great success ot the Antomato.i Minstrels Last week et tbe Double Spbynx SIGNOK BLITZ'S new Illusions and Wonders, .he Fennv Burlesque Min strels, Double-Headed Spbynx, Spirit Drum, Silver Casket, Ventriloquism, Leained Canary Birds, etc. Every Evening, commencing at V . and Wednesday and Saturday Aiternoous, at 9 o'c.ock. Admission. 25 cents. Children, IS cents. Reserved Stats, 60 cents. 186t BRADFOKD'3 LAST GREAT PAINTING, EALEi,'S CRUSHED BY ICEBEU .S," which has received the hlgocst encomiums from the metropolitan ctiits is now on exhibition for a limited period, at iu(.kuiu. iih.uk iinutva 3, No. 014 CHESNUT Stre.t, i2 27 lm "VTEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA. HODSE, N LEVENTH Street, above CHESS UT. 'Til Hi FAMILY HJ'.ISUllT" OPEN OH TUB B HA. SON. CARKCKOSS , UIXEl'S MINSTttELB. the Great Star Troupe ol the World, In their GRANi) ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, BONGS, DANCES, NEW BURLESQUES, and PLANTATION SCENE". Doors open at 7 o'clock, commencing at 8 o'clock. 8U J. L. CARNCUOSv. Manager GERMANIA ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC RE hearsals rveiv SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at MUSICAL FUND HALL, o'clock. Engagements made bv acdrersliig GEORGE RASTERT, Agent, No. 131 MONTEREY street between Race aud Vine. 115 3m S THE PIAKOS WHICH WE MANU II facture recommend themselves. We promise fu our riMtruus clear beautllul tones, elcnant workman Ship. Curability, and reasonable prices, combined wi h a lull suaiautee. t or sale only at No. lull WALNU'i Street. m PNIOW PIANO MANCFACTURHTQ CO. TDRIVY WELLS OWNERS OP PROPERTY i The oniy piace to get r nvy r eus cieaueo. ane u nfected at vary ion prices. A. PEYSOW, Manufactarer of Poudrette 810 S COLD8MITUH BALL. L BRA BY Street, FERTILIZERS. RAUQU'S RAW BONE S TJ P fc-PHOSPHATE OP IIME The great Fertilizer for all crops. Quick in Ha action and permanent in lis tflects. Established over twelve '"Dealers supplied by tbe cargo, direct ftom the What of the nianuiactory, on liberal terms. Manufactured only by . BADon & soys, Office No. 20 South DELAWARE Avenue. g IsmwSrp l'hlladelphl TTN1TED STATES REVENUE STAMPS. U Principal Depot. No. 804 CHESNUT Street. Central Depot, No. 1U3 8. FIFTH Street ouedoorbelow Chesuut. Established Wi. Revenue Stamps of every description constantly on hand in any amount orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to. United States No'es, Drafts on Pbiladelba orNe York, r current tunas received In pavmeut. particular attention paid to smallorder.. The di clslons ot the Commhislon can be consulted, nd auy intormatlon regarding the law cbeoriuily given. UNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS. Principal I epot. No. 804 CHESSOr Street Central Depot. No 1MB. riFitl Street onedoor below ( besnut Fstabllsbed IH6i. Revanne Stamps ot every description constantly on hand In anv auionnt orders by iiali or Express prompt'y attended fo. CROSDY OPERA HOUSE, i JjAST AVEliK BUS OEI THE PRAWINU OF PREMIUMS ; OF i THE CROSBY OTEliA IIOUSL ART ASSOCIATION, j WILL TAKE PL VCE 07? THF ETAGE OF THE OPER. HOUSE IN TIE AFTERNOOS O'f THB ! 21st OF JANUAKf COIUMENCINO AT !J O'CLOCK. It nill be arranged and conduoted solelr by the Com" ml t tee whose tfllclai announcement bas been pub Ushsd, vti. I WILLIAM T. COOLBAUOU, President Union Na tional Bank. JAMEi H. BO WEN, President Iblid National uank, J. O. DO HE. President of the Board ot Trade. JAMES C. FAP.GO, Manager American Express. I, Y. MUHN, Munn Scott, Elevator. J. A. 1LL1S, Pteeldint heeond National Bank. CEISTON BR1GG8, Swing, Brlggs ft Co. T. G. H ALL, Hall. Kimbark Co. FRANCIS A. HOF MAN, ex-l.ieutenant Governor. AMOS T. HALL, Treasurer U. B. A Q R R Assisted by the lollowlng gentlemen, who represent their respective cities I B. E. DEMMON, President Howard National uaua, Boston. DAVID PtLSIFB , D. Pulslfer Parson, Boston. C. P. BTIC'KNEY, President Massasolt Bank, Fall River. B. CASTNER, Coal Merchant, Trinity Building, New York. R.M.HEDDEN, late Cashier of tbe Croton Natiora Bank, New York. R. BfclTH.L. Johnson A Co., Type Founders. Phila delphia. Colonel W. B. THOMAS, Flour Merchant, rruiadei- pbla. CALFB H. NEEDLES, Druggist, pnuaaeiphia. WALTER INOERSOLL, CasMo. ot the National In surance Bank, Detroit. E. 8. BOWSE, Cavender Bowse, Bankers, t. Louis. . OLE AGENT IN PHILADELPHIA T. B. P U C II, New Bulletin Building, No. 6U7 CHESNfjr Street, nd Philadelphia Art GaUerv, No. 1305 CHESNUT Street. Gallery open till 10 P. M. II ws WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC. CALIFORNIA Vim COMPANY WINES, From the Vineyards of Sonoma, Los Angelos, and Wapa Counties, California, consist ing of the following: WISE BITTERS, IJtULLIl A. bilERRY, iiOCK. jaUSCATfL, CATAWBA, CLARET, PO T, BUANDY.1 CHAMPAGNE. These WINES are warranted to be the Dure iuice ot the rrape, unsurptsstd by anj in the market, an i are hlshl; rec, mmended for Medlclualand Family purpoees. FOB SALE BY E. L. CAUFFMAN, AGENT, No. 1 North FOURTH Street, 1 3 Ihstu2m PHILADELPHIA, QREAT REVOLUTION IN TBE TOE TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES Pure California Champagne, ade and prepared as If done In France, from pnre Calllornla Wine, and takltg the place uf Imported Champagne. Ihe undertlgned would call the attention of Wine Dealers and Botel Keepers to the following letter, which may give a correct idea of the quality ot then Wine COK TINIEST AL HOTEL, PHILADELPHIA, CCt. 2), 1606. "Misshs. boecnEB A Co. t Gentlenien j Having alven your California Cham, pafcn a thoiouuh test we take pleasure In saying tha we think it the beet American Wine we have ever used We sh.ll at once place it on oui bill of tare. "i ours truly, J. E. KINGaLEY & CO. CALL and TRY OUR CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE BOUCHER & CO., 11 20 tuthsSm No. M DEY Street, New York. A. MAYER, Agent, 710 8ANSOM St.. Philadelphia. UNADDLTEBATED LIQUORS ONLY RICH AHA) PENISTAN'6 STORE AND VAULTS. No. 439 CHESNUT 8TKEET! Dearly Opposite the Post Otflce PHILADELPHIA. Fimll lea supplied Orders lrom tlie Ccuntry premntly ttemied to. 631a lOKDAN'S CELEBRATED TONIC ALE. rj This truly bealthlul and nutritious beverage, now fn use by thousands Invalids and others has estab lished a iharscter lor quality of material and purity ot ruaoo'actuie which stands unrivalled. It la recoin menaed by physicians ot this and other places as a supe rior to ic, and requires but a trial to convince the most skeptical ol Us great merit. To ne bad, who'ena'e and retail, ol P. J.JORDAN. N 2 PEAR Street, fill . ., . .. American lead pencil company NEW YORK. FACTORY, UUDSON CITY, . J, This Company la now fully pre pared to furnish LEAD PENCILS. Equal In (Austiity to the Beet Braudi, Tbe Company has taken great pains and nvested art,e csuitai In fitting up their ia-tory, ana now ask the Amealcan public to give their pencils a loir trial. All Sty lei and Grades are Manufactured. Orest care has been bestowed to the manufacturing of Sl PsKlOK HEXAGON DKAYWNG PENCILS, epo cialiy prepared lor the use ot Engineers, Architects, Artists, etc. A complete assortment, constantly on hand Is offered t fair terms to the trade at their Wholesale Salesioom No. 34 JOHN Street, New York. The Pencils are to he had ot all principal Stationers and Notion Dealers Ask fur American Lead Pencil. CIO 1 fmwGm pEIRCE'S PATENT SLATES, Warranted superior to any o'bers la use. LIGIITI NOISELESS II DUHABLE! 1 1 Cannot be broken by f alllna, and Never Become G!o sy. These Slates have been unanlmou-1.? adopted bv the Board of Control tor use In the Publio School ol I'hllu delphla. and a so br the school authorities of lialtliuora anu WaxhliiKton. Alo . PriHiE'g patent slate surface. The only Pateut stone Suriace tor blackboards now belore the pub.lc, WarrmiU'Q to give saiiniaotl'-n. J NEWlOJf PUKOK '.. 0 til N. ELEVENTH Street O.At TIOM Beware of the Imitation liooksauil Pj-ito-boaid Slates otreied by avenu, and which are uiad.i tu rexemble In appearance our'sls'ed goods. The Kuuiue are all el her labelled on the back, or the nacssKe la oeled and mailed, I ateuud FeD. 10, 1833 CI 1 tuiwJui rn TTN1TED STATES REVENUE STAMPS. LJ Principal Depot. No. 8M CM ENfJT tureeu Central Depot No. li 8. METH street one duor below Chesnut. EstablUhed Revenue Stamps ot every dusvriptlon constastiy on hand. In an; amount . . , . . Ureersby ata 1 oi Eatress prom otly attended lo. MISCELLANEOUS. HITLER, WEAVEIl & CO., MANCFACTTJKXRfl Or Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cords, Twines, Etc. No. li North WATrR Street, and No. 'il North DELAWARE Avenue, VBILADKLriUA. EDWIX D. FlTLXR, MlCOAKL WEAVF.R, COHBAl) P. ClOTBLKB. 2 14 gX ATE.MANTELS SLATX MANTELS are .lusurpassed for Dura i.iiy Beauty, Bttength, and Cheapness. 6LATK MANTBLB and SUte Work Generally, made to order. J. B KIMftft A CO , 11 Nos 2120 and 2128 CHFSNtt Street On O' ARCH 8TREET. fl AS FIXTURK3 lvArKV1,VAiUEKROSZENTATRY".TO i J .il K f .CtV wc1ld LmMtl ul7 arect the atten li?.0,.,,,,,rt",(,"ndl,,, Publk senerallv.to ihelr I ?AxS??I?La,,l M1rt'nt ol GAS FllUHEs, WA. Jto wishing handsome and thorouKhlv Ii?.".i,05?,,.T,7 rM0"ble prices, wl.i And it to where! g 8 " " P""141" etae- N. B. flot'ed or tsrnlnbed fixture reflnlshed with special care and at reasonable pilces. m VAHKIRK ft CO. CORN E X C H BAG MANUFACTORY A N o JOllN T. BAILEY IKMnvrA tn C O., N. E.comcr Of MAKKKT and WAT EE Street?. 1 Philadelphia DEALERS IN BAGS AND BAGGING , oi every description, tor Grain, Flour, Salt, Super-Phosphate i of Lime, Pone . . llUHt, Etc. larre and sme 1 GUNNY BA(H eonstantlylon h nd. V'm A ,' WOOL BACKS. JohbT Bailkt Jambs Cascades. I L L I A M S. O tt A N T, COMMI.-ISIOS MERCIIANT Ko. SS S. DELAWARE Av.nue, Philadelphia, AOKNT FOR Dupont's Gunpowder, Refined Sltre, Charcoal, Ete W. Baker A Co.'s Chocolate Cocoa, and Ilroma. Crocker Bros, ft Co.' Yellow Metal Shea hiog, Bol and N alia. 124i COTTON AND FLAX, SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS. ot all numDcra ana brand. " Tent Awning. Trunk, and Wagon cover Duck. Also, Paper Aianuiacturers Drtor Feits, from oue to seven teet widjt Pauline, Be'tlng, Sail Twine eto. JUttM.W. PJVfiKUAIN JU. J65 Bo 103 JONES Alley. t QEORGE PLOWMAN, CARPENTER AND BUILDER NO. 232 CARTER Street, And No. 141 DOCK Street. MachiiieWoikand o. UUlwrighting promptly attendej I 8 ALEXANDER O. CATTELLA CO. 1 BODICE COMallSSIOS MKRCHANT8 No.i 6 n oura WUAEVES AND 0. 2 NORTH W ATER STBEET, 1'UILADELPflIA AFTfTr " TILL. XZJJ ELIJAH e OAT E AT INTERNAL REVENUE TJNITED STATES RE7EUE STAlirs MlACirAL DEPOT, No. 304 CHESNUT Street CENTRAL DKP01. No. 103 South FIFTH Street, OSE DOOR BELOW t&ESKUT aTABLlBBKI 18C2. Revenue Stamps of every dcscr.ption constauti on hand In any amount. Orders by Mall cr Express promptly attended to. United States Notes, Drafts on Philadelphia, or New York, or current funds received In payment. Particular attention paid to small orders. The decisions of the Commission can be consulted, and any Information regarding the law cheerfully given. The follow lng rates ot discount are allowed : ON ALL ORDERS OF 26, TWO PER CEST. DISCOUNT ON ALL ORDERS OF $100, THREE PER CENT.' DISCOU.M ON ALL ORDERS OF 9300, jFOUR PiR CENT. DIJsCOL'M. All orders should be aent to the STAMP AGENCY, No. 304 CHESNUT Street PHILADELPHIA. HARD RUBBER ARTIFICIAL LlAOirt, Arms, Legs, Appliances tor Deformity, eto eto. These Limbs are i trannierred lrom lite In torin and tit are tho llKh test, most durable, comfort-1 .1.1.. ...... MnA r. i . 1 1 II .iiWUkIa. ' yet Invented Tbev are approved aud ad Ob ted bv the United States Govern. aient and our principal Surgeons. Patented August li lbtJlayll3,ltiWialyl,lWi6. Arldr KIMBALL A CO.. No. 639 AliH Street, Philadelphia Pamphlet free. silem TTNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS LJ Principal Depot, No 3d4 CUES NUT street. Central Depot, No 13 S. PI T1I Street one door below Chesnut. EstablUhed itwi. Revenue Stamps of every description constantly on band In any amount. orders bv Hail or Express promptly attended to. United SUiea Notes. Drafts ou Philadelphia or Sew York, er current tunas received in paymeut. Particular attention paid to small orders. Tbe dec Hi on. of the ouiiuIksIod can be consn'ted. and any inlonnatlon revardiiin the .'aw chtenu ly klven GOVERNMENT SALES. CALK OF DAMAGED CLOTULVO AND CioTHnro Dtot. BrnuTLkiLi. AeennAr Fnit.inii.puri. ItocMmhar Hi. IMA. Will be sold at public auction, on ac LriMori httLtea, at the 8ohuyikU Am eriv koad, l'hi'adelphla, V., on January n, ,t 10 0'0lock A. M., i ceniinu. d from dav to day until a I i .Will he sold at nubile auction, on account of the .Arson', rsy i on FRIDAY, and will U. Haw nutil !! sirtt Ihii follow 1st tsmod articles of Damaged ClOihlng and JquiLBge, vie Wool bankets, Kt tber aud Biankefs, Infantiv Coats, Great Coals, Jtcktls, Irovi lei p Kliirls, ' Diaweis, lioot, Shoos. Beilf.eke, Mm dee. Sovels, I'alntod Aiea, 1'irk-axos, Canteens, ltospita. Tcnte. Wa;l lent. Sibley anil Commo T. Bt? : rlsverraoks, Knat'saeks, ;loek'nars, , scales ( Brass ), ' i.Uusioai lustiumente Eto. Ti e propcriT must bo removed within ten (10) days flora day ot sale. Cataiopues will be ftirnlhhcd upon application at this ( free, er at tho Olfioe of AKUY ( lAIIHIMJ AND EQUIPAUB, Ko. 1139 UlRAKD SiroeU 7 eims Cash In Government funds. By oroer of Htevel tori -Gen. GBO. H. CR03MAN, Assistant Quartermastrr-t-teneral, V. M. Army, BENKY W. JANES, siitalu and A. Q M , btevet Major, U. 8. A , 12 Ul 10t Executive and Inspecting Officer. 0LR Of OLD AND tJNSKHVlCEABLE p CANKON, SMALL AhMf., AND MIMjEL. LANEuLS OKDAAiNCE SluKEi. bukeatj or ortjnakcb, Savt Dbpartmkkt, Wabhisoiok CITY. Deoemtier la. llWfl On the tcutb (lOtb)day of Jauuaty, 1867. IHURS- kai, at noon, mere win tie soiu at puuno auction, In the KOKFOLK NAVY Y AKD, to the highest bidder, a lot of old and uosetvioi able cannon, small aims,, and miscellaneous aUlcioe ol naval ordnance. Hie cannon, shot, end shell will be sold by the pound, and the email aims and o her miscellaneous articles ot ordnance in lota to suit puro:nuera. lerrrs One-ball cash in Government funds, to be deposited on tr.e conclusion ot tne sale, and the remainder within ten davs afterward, during which time the artie'es must be removed from tbe Navy Yard, othcrwlo they will revert to the Gov ern mint. H. A. WISK, 12 lSstuth tl 10 Chief of Bureau. SADDLES AND HARNESS. BUFFALO KOBES, LAP HUGS, HORSE COVERS. A large 'ortmtnt, WHOLESALE OB RETAIL low i rices, to&etber with our usca Aesortmentor 8ADDLEHY, ETC . WILLIAM S. UANSELL & SONS, 31$ Ko. 11 MAB&T Street. JJORSE COVERS, DCrFAliU KUAJH.O, LAP RUGS. ' ANGOLA HATS, BELOW MARKET RATES. KN1SASS & CO , Ko. m MARKET Street Llie-slie horse in door. Come and see. ill ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETO. tPf PENN STEAM ENGINE AND ULLLii BOlLEK WOKK8. KEAF1E LEVY. Pji.kCl'ICAL AND THEOKET1CAL ENOINEKR8. MAC BIN lbTS, KUlLtK-AlAKEKS. BLACKSIITUS, and ECCADEBS, bav'nfr lot many years beea fn suo cesslul operation, and been exclusively ens-sged in bulldl (t and repairing Hsrine and Blver Engines, hlgb and low pressure, Iron Boilers, Water Tanks. Propel lers. eto etc., respectfully oiler their services to the public as being fully prepared to coutract for engines ot all siz s, Msrine, K ver, and tutlonaryt having seisot patterns ot alflerent sizes, are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch, every description of pattern making made at the shortest notice. UUth and Low pressure Hue, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the best Pennsylvaua charcoal iron. Eorgings ot all sizes and kinds) Iron and Brass Castings ot all descriptions KoU Turning, Screw Cutting, ai.d all other work Connected with the above business DiainRS and ej educations for all work done at the ostablishme it tree of charge, and workj guaran teed. Ibe subscribers have amplo wharf-dock room for repairs of boats, where they con lie in pet feet safety, and aie provided with shears, blocks, tails, eto etc., for raising heavy or light weights. q JOHN P. LEVY. S ill PEACH and PALUEK Streets. J. VACCBAM HKBMCIC, W1UIAH B. MBSSJCK jobw e. corn ElOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND ) WA6HI3U10K SUeeU, PlIILADSIiPBlA. MKhBiL'K & SOKS, ENGINEEItH AMI Al ACHINI8TB, manufacture High and Low Pressure bteam Engines for Laud, ltlver, and Afarlne service. Loiters, Gasometers, Tanks, iron Boats, etc. Castings oi all kinds, either iron or biasa. Iron Irene Boots lor tiaa Works, Worksheps, and Bulliond btations eto. hetorts and (Jas Machinery, of tbe latest and most Im proved constinctlon. Every description of Plantation Machinery, and Sugar, Saw, and UrUt AiiUs. Vacuum Pans. Open bteam Trains, Dtlecators, El.ters, Pumping Engines, eto. hole Agents tor N. IKlleux's Patent Sugar Boiling Apnaratus, Ncsmyth's Pattnt steam Mammei, aud As- in all & Woo:sey's Pateut Centrl'.agal sugar Draining achlne. 4 MS .. BBIDESBURO MACHINE W0EKS OFFICE. Ko. 6a K. FhONT BTREET, FBILAX1EU-BIA. We are prepared to Bll orders to any extent for our well snow u MACHlliEKT FOR COTTOK AND WOOLLEN MILLS, Including all recent Improvements In Carding, Spinning, and earing. We ln ite the attention ot manufacturers our exten slve orks. 1 1) ALI KED JENKS SON. SHIPPING. STEAM TO LIVERPOOL CALLING "wT II " X? m OUAHflHtacn Th. Inmin l.lnA Millnir w.iui-vseelsly, carrying tbe Inlted Stales Mails. "CITY OF BALilMOKE" Saturday, January 12 "Cll Y OF LlAif.atCK.." Weuuesday, January IS "CI I V Of CO KK" Saturday, January 19 CITY" OF l'UBLIV VI ednesday, Janusry 3J "t ITT OF NEW YOBK" Saturday, Januajy 24 and each succeeding Saturday and Weduesuay, at noon, lrom pier o. 6 North river. UAIES OF PASSAGE By the mall steamer sailing every Saturday t Pays ble in tiola Payable In Currency. First Cabin aw Steerage... So lo Loudon Wi To London 38 To Pans li g To Paris 45 Paessge by the Wednesday steamers t First eabin, SO i steerage, JU. Payable In United States cunency, PassengeisaUo forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre men, etc, at moderate lates. . eteerage passage lrom Liverpool or Queenstown, J7, currency Tickets can be bought here by persons send ing for their ft lends. nor lurther lulormauoii ipit v uo vompany s Offices. iuun u- vaiis, agent. No. Ill WALKCT Street, Pbilada. i 1 w KZZs FOR NEW YORK. PHILADEL J ia dephla Steam Propellet Company Ie soaicu bwiiisure Lines,vla Delaware and Haritan CanaL leavmgdal yat VI M. ana o p. M., conuectiug with all anortiiern ana tanurn unea For freiuht. which win be taken upon aceommoilatlna terms, apply to WILLIAM W. bA IKJ A CO., 1 1 - Ko. Ui S, DELAWAtUI Avaaue. TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS. Tbe nuderslgned having leased the KEN- m&oion euititw ijui n, oegs to iniorat rut aud the patrons of the Dock that he la preparea wiut increaaed lacUlties to accommodate those bavin vessela to be laleedorrepalro'.eud being a ui aotiucu snlp-osr-penter and caulker, will give personal attention to tne vensels entrusted to hi in for repairs . . . . Csptaius or Agents. Bblp-Carpeuters and Macblnisti having vessels to repair, aie solicited to call- ,t'm Haviug the agency for the saie Of Wettersieois Patent Meta.le Comp08ltlon, lor Copper paint, . prekurvatloii of vefsels' bottoms, for thlscl.y, J sun pre paieu to luiuisu wJ'-nj'IpA'M'5ITT. - An U.rm 115 DELAWARE Avenue above Laurel sireefc UNMTKD statesi REVENDB stamps Principal Depot, No H CiIEhNUT Btree . Central tepot.No. ltll S. FIFTH treat. . on. door below Chesuut. kstabllslieii .11(iw ari Revenue Stamps of every descnpUon eooauily on bund In anv amount. , .niwi.'ii io Onier. lV .Wall or Fnprosf promptly ateni io.
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