THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JANUARY Id, 1807.
city intelligence:
t ft Additional C'Uy JnUthgcncv t.e F-.Mi I .
OUK FlTtEM EN KeKOHMS IN Tilt De
partment. A report wa mu le to tne Ilnnrtl of
File Dirertors, last Saturday ovciiinp, hy h Com
mittee aproiuted to reorganize the itcpiirtnipnt.
They reconi nictui to Councils the establishment
of a Boaitl ot Fire ComniiMionerH, compoieri of
responsible citizens, and with lull powers to
enforce all rules for the government of the Fire
Department. They alo recommend a reorga
nization of the Fire IMMrli'ts, fo as to prevent
too man; companies crowdine piuMi other ut any
lire that niiiflit tnke tfice. They nl-o made
Home Biipfrcmioii' in rct'iird to the frovernnient of
the compauies themselves, and afked tor a
further appropriation lor th' bctiPiit ol the sieani
Are companies. The report was adopted.
Five new sientn tire ermine have beeu ordered
in this city by the New Orleans Fire Depart
ment. A number of ladies in the Twentieth Ward
have presented the .Mechanic Enmne Company
with a handsome sounding signal-bell for their
steamer.
The (iood Will Eniiine Company leave this
city to-day for Harrisbunr.
The steamer belonging to the Washington Fire
Company was tiled on Saturday, bhe threw a
sti cam out of an H inch nozzle 261 teel.
A Bukglak Captured. About three
o'clock on (Sunday uioruiuir a private watchman
on Cbrsnut Ptieet discovered tliat Bailey's store,
on the souih o'.ric ot Chest) tit street, beluwlVtith,
had beu entered by burglars. Upon einenng
the store ho lound a voting man, who gave tli?.
name of Lewis Ilairod, hid away under the
cotiuter. lie was taken to the Cenir.d station,
where he stated tlutt he, in company with two
young men lrom New York, hud entered the
btore b.v gcttiLg mto the second story, by the
stairway lending into Chesnut street, and letting
themselves down into the ftore through a sky
lieht. Ilarrod, in getting in. .lost his hold upon
the rope, which had been lastened to the sky
light, and 'ell some distance to Uip floor, hurting
his hip so severely that he was unable to make
Lis Cocupe w hen the watchman made his ap
pearance. His companions cot away with about
S1U0 worth of plunder. Ilarrod was formerly
employed in the upper part of the building, anil
thus became acquainted with the means ot
effecting an entrance into the store. He also
stated to the ofheers that his companions had
robbed McOrath's store.on Cuc.inut street, below
Eleventh, a tew nights since, ot $ii00. Harro l,
wbo is only about sixteen years of age, will
hnve a hearing to-day.
La Coterie Carnival Academy of
Music, Monday, January 14, 1 H07. Card.
Messrs. Abel & Rinley respectfully inform the
sub-enbers and the public that the iitraiige
mi nts lor this Bui tlrgmse have been completed,
and it has been acknowledged by those compe
tent to indue ihat tliey are most effective.
Toe doors will be opened at 7 o'clock. Admis
sion to the br-iod street entrance is to obtained
by holders of red tickets only. Each ticket enti
ties the holder to the privilege of escorting two
ladies.
The hol lers of tickets for secured seats in the
balcony boxes will present them to the ushers,
at the box door, after they have enteied the
builuing, when they will be escorted to the seats
as per number upon the coupon.
(Subscribers not holding tickets lor tlio balcony
will tied Beats in the patquette circle.
The Ball will open at 9 o'clock, wheu ladies
and gentlemen en costun.e &rc invited to join in
the grand promenade en masque.
Si pper will be served in the "Foyer," from 9
until 2 o'clock. Carriaces will set down heads
south, and take up heads north.
House of Refuge. The 'report of the
Board ot Managers sets forth that on the 1st of
January. lbtiti, mere were in the White Depart
ment 3;1U boys and '.'9 cirls; total, 420. Iu the
Colored Department, 1U4 boys and 4G girls,
mukinir a total in boih departments of 571)
inmates. There were admitted during 18GG into
the White Department 2li(i boys and 8i girls;
total, 351; into the Colored Department, 51)
boys and 19 girls; making the total admissions
42!). Discharged during the same period, 212
white boys, 102 mrls; total, 314; and of colored,
74 boys and 2j gil ls; total, 0i. From both De
partments. 413. There remained in the institu
ticn on the 1st of January, 1807, iu tne White
Department, 3H4 boys and 82 girls; and m the
Colored, 88 buys and 4') girls; making a total ot
694 in both departments.
The eeneral health of the inmates was very
good, only four deaths taKing place during the
year in the White and two iu the Colored De
partment. Many ot the latter department are
atlected with seiotula, and measures should oe
procured to tend them into the country.
Aoed and Infirm Colored Tersons'
IIomb. Tins home, situated ai No. 310 S. Front j
sireet, has turuirhed a home lor about twenty I
colored women durine the past year, ot ages
lrom 70 to 102 year-. The receipt during the
past year amounted to $4000. The following
are the officers of the Institution: President
Dillwyu Parrish, No. 1017 Cherry street; Vice
President Stephen Smith, No. 921 Lombard
street; Secretary Marcel I us BaldiTstou, No.
902 Spring Harden street; Treasurer Samuel R.
Shipley, 'No. Ill S. Fourth street; Board of
Managers William J. Alstou, Marcellus Balder
ston, Anthony M. lumber, vNilliam Scott, Wil
liam Still, Joseph Trumau, Jr., Henry Gordon,
Abr un Fields, ClaUon Miller, James Needham,
Jucob C. White. Sr.. Thomas Mather, Henry M.
Laing, Ann Jess, Sarah HarrisU, Helen John
sou, A. Hudson, Elizabeth M. Cooper, Elizabeth
Harris, Ann Laws, Sarah Ann Sleeper, Priscilla
H. lienszey, Mary Shaw, Cathanue M. Shipley,
Rebecca Sunpson.
Water Wobks Extension. During 18G0
there was $330,553,7o expended lor the above
purpose, distributed as follows: Sinking crib
at Fail-mount, S13.329-32; extending wharf, etc.,
nt Delaware works, $102-02; 48-incb mum con--necting
Ihe Fairmount uud Corinthian avenue
reservoirs, $17,42788; 28-iuch main ou Washing
ton avenue from Broad to Twenty-first streets,
S3382'4!i; 30-inch main on l'oplar street,
$3142-17; 30-inch main connecting ConnthuiU
avenue reservoir with Delaware works, Slot),-193-02;
encine, boilers, engine-house and mams
. . . . . i 1 Oi'iil O'M C7. ..-iwh
at Mat hock ana noxuoiou.au, v 'ool ,
on reservoir ut ltoxboroueh, $35,499-17; dis
tributing mains for same. $30,720-10; real
estate for eaine, $U,9a5-7.r); incidentals,
$1383'43; engine, boilers, engine house, etc.
etc., Twenty-lourth Ward works, $5113-07; reser
voir for same, $7773-56; real estate and m;uiis,
$817,219-78; making a total of $430.553'75.
New Bridges. By the report of the Chief
Engineer and Surveyor, w e learn that the Pen-ro'-e
Ferry Bridge litis been thoroughly repaired
at a cost of $62,000.
The Chesnut Street Bridge has cost the city
$3(i0,3(iG06, which was paid as follows:
City loan
Philadelphia City Passenger
road bonds
$'i'j2,8GG-06
Uall-
C7.500-00
$3('0,3r,G-00
For the iron sup'TslrucUtre there is yet about
$4600 i work to do. Mr. Simons has now re-
InCityToan - - - $100,210
In railroad bonds 14,000
Total
$114,210
Academy of Natural Sciences. The
subscription to the building fund ol the Aca
demy having exue eded $100,000, the subscribers
on the bth of January elected Messrs. Edward
8. Wheleu, Frederick Graetl', Joseph Leidy, Wil
liam P. Wilstach, W. S. W. ttusebenbereer,
John R. Ttnrt.L William S. Vaux. John Welsh,
Gcorpe W. Tryou, Jr., Thomas Sparks, Kobert
llridaes, Joseph Joanes, and John Rice to be a
Board of Trustees of the Bulldmg Fund till the
next arm mil election, which Is to occur on the
Hecond Tuesday In January. 1808. Ou the 11th
Inst., this Roard convened. W. 8. W. Ituscben
berger was chosen Chairman: George W. Tryou,
Jr., Secretary; and William 8. Vaux, Treasurer;
and in ceniuuetion with him. Messrs. WiMich,
ltudd, Sparks. and'Whelen were appointed the
Ccinmittee oi Finance.
J i:;c s. About 8 o'clock on Saturday even
ing an alarm oi tire was cnusfd fcv the b irnin'
of a curtain in the window ol Ilo'in-oii & Co.'s
store. No. 1338 Chesnut strict.
On Saliirdny night, about 11J o'cl -ck, a h.irn
on Main and franklin streets. Frank lord, be
lotieing to Emanuel 1'cters, wn totally (h stroyi'd
by tii p.' Loss about f'MW. Martin Fitzpntrii k
was badly inturtd bv (ailing from an arbor while
assisting to put the fire out.
The mattress factory on Park street, below
Church, Fintikt'ord, was destroyed by tire about
half-past 3 o'clock yesterday morning. TIim loss
i3 estimated at $j(i(i(.
Fenn Asylum. At the annual meeting
of the contributor? ot the IVnn Asylum for In
diernt Widows and Siuule Women, acid on the
10th ins'atit, a: the Asylum, ot) Belr.rade st-eet,
above Otis, in the Eighteenth Ward, the follow
ing persons were elected ollicers for tin; en .suing
year:
President Mrs. Mart'iiret H. Stockhaui.
Vice-Presidents Mr;-. B. Van Dusen, Mrs, a.
E. Tnnkle.
Treiisurer Mrs. M. A. Freas.
Secretary Mrs. K. J. Fox.
A Caucus Hkld. A caucus was held on
Saturday by the Republican members of Coun
cils. The members of Common Council met
and nominated Geoiire J. Voung and M. Hull
Stanton lor Trustees ot the (ins Works. The
n, embers of both Chambers then met in caii'-us
and made the following nomination: For Di
ifctors of the Philadelphia and Ene ttaib-oad
Henry D. Moore, Joseph W. (iaskill, and Charh'
K. Ni'rton; lor Directors of the Nor.h Pennsyl
vania Kailroad Jacob Hague! and O. U. Wilson.
Fire-pkoof Safe Blown Opem and
IlomiKD. Ihe liquor s:ore ot J. II. Black, No.
113ii .Mai ket street, was entered through the
front door by means of ftOse keys at an early
hour yesterday niornititr, bv burelars, wiio
charged the keyhole of the fire-proof sate, with
gunpowder, and succeeded in blowinc the dooi
open. They then robbed it of a diamond pin
valued at several hundred dollars, forty dol
lars in money, and two fifty-dollar Oregon war
bouds.
Children's Hospital. The following
officers have been elected for the ensuing year:
President, George W. Norris, M. D.; Vice-President,
George A. Wood; Treasurer, F. Mortimer
Lewis; Secrefary, Edward S. Clarke; Managers,
Geoige W. Norris, M. !., George B. Wood, M.
D., William R. Lejee, George X. Wood, Alex
ander Henry, W. ley ward Drayton, Morton
P. Henry, Edward S. Clarke, Kichatd Wood,
Robert M. Lewis, Henry Winsor, and F. Morti
mer Lewis.
Pailroa n Acc ident. On Saturday n'ght,
about 12 o'clock, Mr. James Conroy was run
over by the Germantown cms on Ninth stteet,
above Coates. Both of his legs were cut oil',
and in this condition he w a taken to the Hospi
tal, where he died yesterday afternoon. The
deceased resided at the N. E. corner of Thir
teenth and Catherine streets.
Doings in the IIay Makket. During
the past week G27 loads ot hay ami 107 ot straw
were vveiebed and sold at the Farmers' Hay
Market, North Seventh street. The market was
quite abundantly supplied. Sales were made at
uboutthe same prices as last quoted. Best qualit y
Timothy hay sold at $1"75!& 1-80 per 100 ib a
few loads at $1 90. Straw sold at Sl-aS'iilMO per
100 lbs.
Chance for the Charitable. Mr.
Tolfind. the Home Missionary, has met with
crses of great destitution in some parts of the
cny, and a good deal of suffering among ttie
poor generally. Relief has been furnished to
many pcr.sous. and aid is solicited to enable the
Society to extend the sphere ot its usefulness.
The otlice is in North street, above Fifth.
A Bad Fall. Michael Uallagher had his
collar-bone broken by falling upon the ice on
Guard avenue, and John McCormiek broke hiA
lelt. arm bv a tail upon the ice. Tliey were ad
mitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Fire in a Publishing House. The store
No. 030 Chesnut street, occupied as a publishing
bouse by Geoiee W. Childs, Esq., made a uarrow
escape iroin destruction lust Saturday evenine,
about eight o'clock, by Bomc woodwork catch
ing fire lrom an ash-box.
Death of a Descendant of Columbus.
The Madrid papers announce the death ol' the
Duke of Neraeua, a grandee of Spaiu ol the first
class. The Paris papers, iu reproducing the
news, describe him us "Admiral and Governor
General of the Indies." The deceased Duke was
neither an Admiral nor a Governor of the Indies
or of any other place. These were merely titles
which he inherited from his ancestor, Christo
pher Columbus, or Cristoval Colon, as he is
called iu Spaiu. It is known that Columbus
left two sons, Ferdinand and Dieao; the lormer
illegitimate, who inherited uiuchot his father's
genius, oi whom he lelt a valuable memoir.
The neglect and ingratitude wiih which the
great discoverer was treated by King Ferdinand,
alter the death of Isabella, is a matter of his
tory. His legitimate sou, Dieso, after a long
nnd tedious lawoiiil asainst the Crown, obtained
a decision from the Council of tiie Indies that
he was entitled to the privileges and title3 con
ferred upon his father.
Dut the cares and anxieties he has undergone
in the pursuit of his just claims had done their
woik upon his frame, and there is no doubt
that trouble, grief, and disappointment hastened
his premature death. "He was worn out,"
Herrata 6ays, "by iollowlng up his claims and
defending himself from the calumnies of his
competitors, who, with many stratagems aud
devices, sought to darken the glory of toe
father and the virtue of the son." Diego lutt
two-sons and three daughters. His widow con
tinued the struggle m defense ot the rights ol
her eldest son, Luis, then only six years of age.
She left St. Domingo, where she was on the
death of her husband, and arrived in Spain.
The title of Admiral of the Indies was imme
diately conferred upou him by Charles V, who
augmented his revenue, but set up opposition
to his claim to the Vceroyally of the province
ot Veragua, conferred upon his grandfather,
w hich was thought too vast lor "a subiect to
enforce, and moreover, Involved an intermina
ble ntication.
The claims were at last commuted for the
titles of Duke of Veraaua, Admiral of the
Indies, aud Murcpuis of Jamaica. Don Luis left
no issue, aud was succeeded by his nephew
Dieuo, son of his brother Christopher. Dieso
married his cousin Philippa; but he also died
wiluuui mm-, nuu nitu mm iui IL'guilllluej 1UU1C
line of Columbus became extinct. A long law
suit ensued among the surviving members of
the family, of whom Balthaser Colombo, of the
house ot Cuecaro in Montferrat (Piedinout),
was tne most active an i persevering, and who
maintained that it was he who had the right to
inherit the estates aud dignities acsceuded from
the great Admiral. The cause lasted lor thirty
years, and was finally decided by the Council
ol the Indies in 1008, who iorinallv declared the
male line extinct. Wuno Gelves de Portugallo.
grandson ot Isabella, third daughter of
Diego, son ot Columbus, was put in posses
sion oi tno lines ami estates, and became
Duke of Veragua, Isabella having mar
ried George of Portugal, Count of Gelves :
and thus those titles and estates passed
into a branch of the house of tSraanza esta
blished in Spain. It is from this branch that
the Duke whose death is iuet announced was
descended. His titles were Don Pedro de Portu
gallo. Colon, Duque de Veragua, Marquis de
Jamaica, y Aluiiraute do las Indias. The late
Duke never figured in public life. It was his
pasture grouuds thi.t used to turn out some ot
the best bulla for the Madrid arena. The
archives of the family were carefully preserved
by him, and Washington Irving gratefully ac
knowledges the liberality of the descendant and
representative of the great discoverer in submit
ting them to his inspection, and exhibiting the
treasures they contained when lie was collecting
materials lor his history of the life and voyages
of Christopuer Columbus. Diego, the son ot
Columbus, married a niece of the celebrated
Duke of Alva of the preat Toledo family, and
such an alliance shows the place which the
father attained in Spain in his lifetime.
.MEDICAL.
I' ONE'S EXTRACT OT KAaMAiilllUa,
Or Pain Kttroyer,
If on of the few domestic finodlpp -Khiih hve come
intoiior.rrm ut-e ontl mvor, wnticmt puillnc. It Is tli
K tliu t ot smiiMi!e shmli hnnulcsg id a.l ciis, Hurt, '
a Uouicsilc icuicdi , nneii-iNUvl.
lirKNS,
i.hfi-i:,
LA MKNKSS.
KOKL'NKSS,
HVKALVS.
OHK I illtO AT,
TOt T HA. HE,
KAKA.HK.
fMRALIIIA.
KMM'MnllSM,
LI MU AGO,
b 1 1 MiH,
KOHK F.YF-.S.
BUJEliING
I.VSG8.
N(jsr
81UMACH,
OF TU.t
TORS'.
VIA Ell S.
I I L.1.N,
OLIt OUIIES,
Ai d mlior ulinlliir tronhlon m nml rmin'til aflectiull"
whllo It promptly am-Rts all Ht.MOitHll AOKS. Ilun
iiretm o' iili.vHlcliinn use It 6t.y In tlieir iirnctlc.e ni'd
ulve It theli iimiiiallUcU rucomiucndatlun. bold by out
Humid and dt ulers.
ihe Mnliclne In excluRlveljr prepared by the sub
fcrllirrs. I r(iurietir and .successors to T. T. POND, to
wlioin al o ilcru must tie addresm d
HUiU'llKKArt' UO.MtEoJ'ATIlIO MF.DH'IVE TO,
Ko, 562 liKOAHW AVT, New York.
PKICES OF PONI.'H KXI'KACr.
Six ounce bottlcn. with direction, retail 80 cent
I' int liotilcs. with directions, retail 1 '
Qnnns In bottle l'73
Liberal discount to Phyxlcluna and Dealers.
SIMILIA S1MILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUKlFHEEYS' H09XIE0PATHIC SPECIFICS.
FAMILY CASES
Of 35 large vials, morocco cns... containing n
Rpechic tor every onllnai v disease a luuiliy la
flulijort to, and a book ot nirectloim 10 00
sniiilicr t'auiiiy and Travelling cases, with 20 to
!iH vIiiib ti to S
Specifics tor oil 1 tteasea, both lor Cniint? and
iit 1'ieventlve trratuient in vials and pocket
cawa K'i to M
1 hese licmrdicx, bv the case or single box, art sent to
any part ol the country, by .Mail or Express, tree ol
tliarve, on receipt ot the price
Address Hl'Ml'HKEY V HPECIFIC
JiOj.tKor.vTiii'; muhcink comv vy,
Office nnd fiepoi, No ml 11 K'JAI) W 4Y. Now York.
Dr. lll.MI MlihYs In consul ed ilaiH at. his otllco, per
sonally or b.v letter, as anove. for all forms ot disease.
For mile bv HIOIl A IU.. JOHNHJM, HOLI, VV A?
A OWUEN. T. B CALI.KMiKK. and A MHUOSE
-Vi lli. Wholesale Agents. I'M nde'nhla. anil at
ltLJTHE'f Drui Store, J, u. Sltf) Market street, and by
ail liruKiiisto. 6'iismwii
LOOK AND LIV E!
ELECTROPATHY.
I)rs. I ALIO WAY, WHITE & HOLIES
THE OLD
.MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
And TEACH EK9 ot this new system ot coring diseases,
would call the attention of the sick and afilicicd to their
n system of practice, wbicn has alieadjr gained great
popularity In this city. During the pant six years we
1 ave tieatcd TWENTY THOUSAND persons Buttering
Horn the various forms of disease tmany of them by
upeclal guarantee, cnargmg nothing li ve taiieu), and
in almost every case u euro has ueen eliectcu. 1(. nd
tlieloiluwliiK
HOME CERTIFICATES.
AJ ASTONlSHUiO CUKE AMPUTATION l'UE
VEMKJ). I was cured In three weeks by Drs. GALLOWAY and
Will 'IE ol an ulcerated leg, which caused much sullur
iiik, and even threatened amputation. Since my own
Kieat cure several ol m.v irieuds eullering lrom Neural
pin, Skin instate. speusiu, and other coinpluluts
have also been per ectly cured 1 will cheeriuily
uuewer the Inquiries ol the dlseused and suHering.
AliltA.lA.M FLUKE.
IHo. 1851 Camac street. Philadelphia.
IJITORTAST CUKES OF OBSTINATE HISEASES.
t harles 1). Young, Chronic Dyspepsia, So. 4 1 N,
seveiitu street.
dauies Urown, Inflaniraation oi Stomuch and Bowels,
f mo etreet. uuove hixtii.
Henry Hover, eurulgla of the Eye, Twenty-third and
I'tarl streets.
Frederick Wilson, Pyspcpsia and Throat Disease,
Continental Hotel.
It F. Kirkbride. Epileptic Ills, No. 1020 Market street.
William Aloruun, Kidney Disease aud Ueneral De
bility, o. 410 t-pruce street
M ureas I). Wilcox, Catarrh ot twelve years' standing,
Commercial hotel.
humuel O. Wheeler. Asthma ot ten years' standing.
Continental Hotel.
F.mauuei Key, Attomcy-at-Law, Dyspepsia, No. 707
Sansotn street.
Horace C, Wlnslow, Weakness of the Kidneys. Frank
lord. H. C. Bhurtleff, Cancer lu Stomach. No. 3722 Markcs
street.
J.M Bulst.Khenniatlsm. Ko. 1M3 8. Broad street.
Juuah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. i'-li Market
8'y.uward T. Evans, preacher of the M . E Church. Dys
penslaoi loug stundlng, Lao ngitls, aud Lumbago, o.
llclmuth street. ....
Juuics Nugen, lJeflihess for six years, and ringing and
roaring lu tue head, Wilmington, Delaware.
'1 hunias Uarrop, severe Diubetes, Itose Mills, West
Philadelphia.
(,eori.c Grant. Bhcumatlc Gout, long standing. No.
lUllCliesnutstreeu
11. T Dvsiiver, Chronic Iseuralgla and Inflammatory
Kneumatism, No. 1730 chesnut street
Edward McMahon, Coubumption, No. 12:7 Front
8lIeiVlcket, Chronic Bronchitis, Constipallon. and Con
Lestloti ot the Brain. No. Alt) Callow lull stieet.
Chares Ai. Dayton, J'arulysis of the lower limbs,
;lrr.rit HnUSfl.
John McCormick, Diabetes, Ko. 1220 Ridge avenue.
C laries E. Buckingham, Urinary Dulleulty, Ao. 1331
I'tlbert sireet.
Auuila Davis, Chronic Diarrhoea, Forrest House,
J. J lioopes, long standing cciaiica, and Enlarged
Trostnte Claud, Darby township, Delaware county.
Wl Ham 11 Shnver, Liver Complaint, Ueriuautown.
Joseph W. Forsvth, Acute UiieamatUm, o 102
Arcb street.
E. clouser, General raraly sis, No. 415 N. Second
street.
Many or then periom ice cured in leu than a
iretA".
K. B. The Institution, No. 1230, one door rrora Tliir
teenth street, is ihe only houe in this city where our
8stcin u practised. Unprincipled paries In other
localises, who c aim to tteat diseases according to
eur late discoveries, may then tore be regarded with
8UI'i'ym'cIAN8 and STUDENTS can enter at any tin)
for a toll couise oi Instruction In this Ukeat Discovi
in the Healing Art
Itijl'KB aMi TIIE MOST IHPKOVED INSTktf
MEM'S FUKisISllLD.
An interesting circular mailed bv addressing
Dltf. ALLOW A . WI1TK A BoLLKH,
o. 1230 WALNUT street,
Philadelphia.
Consultation free. 117 ws3in
DE. J. tt. ROSE'S ALTEKATIVE.
T11K CHEAT BLOOD l'L' UIfIK.lt. ,
if yeu have coriupi, disordered, or vitiated blood, you
are sick all over. It may appear as pimples, tores, or as
some active Uwea.-e, or it may only make yeu leel lan
guid or depressed ; but you cunuot have good health If
your blood is impure. Dr. Hose's Alterative removes
all iheseiiurllies, and la the remedy that will testore
T It 'is unequalled for the cure of all diseases ol the
n'ands, scrolula, tubercular consumption, and all erup
tloiK of the skin. .Trice 1 Bole "K" & Q0
Ko 232 North SECOND street
DR. DVOTT'S ITCH OIXTMKJVT
will cure eTcry fonn ol Itch, and is superior to any other
remeuy tor the cure of that disagreeable and tormenting1
complaint. Trice 25 ceuU. beut per mall, 40 cents.
d i or r & o.,
No. 232 North SECOND Street.
DR. J. S. ROSE'S KXPKCTORAJiT.
Eor the cure ol consumption, coughs, colds, asthma,
catarrh, intltteu.a. spitting of blood, bronchitis, and all
diseuses ot the lungs. ,
1 his fj rup having stood the test of many years' ex
perience asarmeoy lor irriw lon or auy milaiumatiun
of the lungs, throat, or bronchia, la acknowledged by
all to be a remedy superior to any other known com
pound used lorlherellei and cure of coughs and cou
bumption. Price 1. boleagenU. DV0TT 4 co
t, j 6m No232JTorthECOSDetroet
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
F.KEKUl STEAM SC0UULG
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 510 RACE Street.
We beg leave to draw your particular attention to otr.
new t rench httiu Hcourlng Establlshmeui. the tlrst and
only one oi Its kind in this city. We do not dye, but hi
a chemical process rem ore Ladles', Uentlemen'n, an 1
l lilltircn' Garments to their original states, wlttaoai
in io ring them iu the least, while great experience aud
the best machinery lrom France enutde as to warrant
nenect aausiaciiou io an wuu uj iwtv, u, mm nmu
nktronago. LAD1EH" DRESSES, of ever desciiption,
wither without lrluimlngs, are cleaned and fliilshod
without-being taken apart, whether the eolor be genuine
or ("Hera Cloak and Mantillas. Curtains, Table Covers,
Camels Velvet. Kthbous, Kid Gloves, etc., cleaned and
run ol-bed In the best manner. Gentlemen ' Mummer
aud VV inter C lothing c.eaned to perfection without ra
1 urv to the stud Also Klags and Banners. A.I1 kinds of
stains removed without cleaning ihe whole. All orders
are txecaled under our luiiiiediate supervision, and
iilfiactloD goaraiiteed in every Instance. A call and
eVamination of our procese Is respecUully iollelted.
1LBED1LL & MAM,
3lfu,w. fo. 610 HiCm Btreefc
AV.USEMENTS.
VEW t'H K.UN UT eTlte'KT TIIRTUE.
1 CHESMIT Street, shove TWELFTH
FOUi'tll W t r.K )? HI - 'H!KA 1 AKT.KTEM,
MR. AND MRS EAKNElf WILLIAMS,
vrno have n et with a most ..,.
KNIHCHI SiIC RECtrriJN.
rosilively Lat Mghtsnt
llli'. ome soot; MI,
which ban.e; v ith
IMMENSE SUct i.sS.
It will te repi atd. with the
ItKAUTIFl'L SCENERY,
amonr whlrn may be mentioned
THE OREAT CAiARVCr 8CKNE
OS TIE
GIANT'S t At'BEWAY,
KNOWN A
THE HEVII.'s BASIN.
WU'. cerc.ude with the powerful Drama, in three aets,
1 li K UHOT WllN..
8 All' RDA Y AFI'EROON, .lannarj 19,
1KANI) FAMILY MATINEE,
ncend time of the suere stu' matinee niece,
THE 'III It EE Rt.l MEN ,
FRIDAY-BENEFIT OF MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
I T A lv N U 1 8 f U f. K 1 1' tl E A T H t
VV N. E. corner of N1N IU and WALNUT Strreis
Commence at 7H
tills (Mendav) EVENING January 14,
Seventh Mailt ot the eminent Comedian,
MR. ,1011-N HKOlli:UM,
w ho will enact, lor toe third time, hii great comic Im
personation of
SACK SWIFT,
In his original American comedy ol
ROMANCE ANI REALITY,
received nightly bv crowded honses
WliU KA"TUnoi'S APPLAUSE.
TUESDAH MR. JOHN BROUGHAM.
JUll.N DliEW'S) Myy AKt:H STKKi:T
ITU ATRf Hetilns at Iia 1 past 7 o clck.
A SOI HER N K W PI A Y-floO OOO.
Last W eck of lb onlllant enatremeul oi
MRS. JOHN DREW.
MONDAY. AM) TILL Ft'KlilER NOTICE,
Byren's new Comedy, entit ed
J XHJO.OOO,
Alice Barlow Mr. JOHN DREW
AILED BY THK F ULL COM PAN Y.
Concluding each evermg with a
I AUG4AULK CO VI EDI ETTA.
n.I D AY-BENEFIT OF its. JOHN DRLW,
A GitANJ ENTKRI AINMEM'.
MONHAY-U. L. rOX I'AMJ.MlM U.
VIEW AMERICAN THEATU E.--Jl
Enengement ci the ce cbrnted
MR BEI.VH RV AN.
TiliS EVENING,
TIIE GKIEN HILLS OE THK FAR WEST,
THE TWO POLTS.
QOS T UJIESI , COSTUMES 1
A 8plendid Assortment of
COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES
TOE MAtaUERAI)E3,
Are offend to the attention of the ball-going public at
th.6 gay and festive season, at t.ie
CUSTUMEHY
Of Twenty-five Years' Establishment,
No. 017 RACE Street, North Side.
Fvety efTo-t will be made to please the taste ot thos
who att nd the Carnival Balls ot the -eason.
Masks of i very description lor sale.
V. O. DESMOND,
15 3m 'o. 017 RACE Strict.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.-O-cat
success ol the Automaton Ulnsttcls Last
week ot the lmuble hphynx SIGNOK BUT. 8
new Illusions anuW onders, , he Funnv Burlesque Min
strels. Double-lieaded Sphvnx, Spirit Drum, Silver
Cuskct, Ventrlloiiuism, Beamed unary Bird, etc.,
F.very Evening, conniienclnti at 7i and Wedu.sday
and narturday Aitvinuuna, at 3 o cock.
AOunn-ieo. 25 ctuts. Children, 15 cents. Reserved
seats, lib cents 1 8 6t
BKADFOKD'8 LAST GREAT PAINTIMG,
&EALEHS ChLbHED BY iCEBEHuS,"
which has received the ninuest encomiums lrom the
press and the public ol ew York, Boston, and other
nietronoli'an cuUs is now on exhibition lora limited
lerioo, at WEXDEl'.OTH. 1AYLOK & BKOWN'ri,
1.1). !)14 ChEShLT -tret. 12 27 lm
EW KLtiVl" NTH feTKUKT OPKKA HOUSE,
ELEVh.MM Mrect, auove t'niBji t.
I'll It: Ti'AJfllLiY H-KSOMT"
UPLN KOlt Tl IK BEABOX.
CARM UOSS A. DIXEi'S WIASTKELS,
the .reat Star lrotipe ol the World in their OUANil
ETIiIOl 1AJS 8t)lBEEH, HoNtiri, DANCES, EW
1. J tuut i nwiiit.i. i, nvj-i . ...I, . . v . ,
Bl KLES,EES, and 1'LAHTATION SCENE..
l'oors open at 7 o'clock. 'ommenciti(! at 8 o'i
'clock.
8 30
J. L. CAk&LKOSa,
Manager
GfcliMANlA OKCHESTKA. PUHLIO RE
hcarsais every 8aTIBDAY AFT EHNOOS, at
Ul'SlCdL KL'JiD HALL, HH o'clock Engagement
made bv aodrefshig Ol.ORUE HASTE RT, Agent, No.
1231 MONTEKEY Mreet between kaceaml Vine. 11 S3iu
rrr--a THE PIANOS WHICH WE MAXC
T S ft lacture recomtiiend themselves. We promise
iu our pptn nt ciear beautilul tones, elegant workman
ship, ourabill'.y, and reasonuble prices, combined with
a mil guarantee, lor sale only at ho. l.'U WALNUT
B VaSs" ONION PIANO MANUFACTUHIHQ CO.
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
lOiLEK WOKKS. NEAE1E LEVY.
1 Ik.tCliCAL
ilCAL AND THEOUETICAL ENU1NEER4,
Ai At WIN lfcTS BOILEU-AlAKEKd. BLACKS Al 1 1UH,
and roiMJr.KN, Iiavng lor many years ueen in suo
ceeeiul opeiation, aud been exclusively engaged in
bulldi g and repairing Mtrine and Biver Engines, high
aud 1w pressure, Iron Boilers. Water Timks. Propel
lers, eto etc., respeviluily uller their services to the
public as being luuy prepared to contract for engines ol
all sizes, Aivriue, K'ver, and Suttionury: having seisol
patterns ol aliierent sizes, are prepared to exocuto orders
with quick ueMiatcli. Every description of puttern
niakuig mudo at the shortost notice. High and Low-
?rerbure l- lue. Tubular, ana Cylinder Boilers, of the best
'ennsylvaula charcoal lion. Eorgiugs ol all sizes and
kinds; Iron and Brass Custlngs ol all descriptions; Koli
Ttirniiig. Bcrew t'mting, and all other work connected
wiih ihe above business
Diawings aud sieclUcBtlons for all work done at
the stabllnhme it tree ol charge, aud work guaranteed-
Mtl
ihe subscribers have ample wharf-dock room lor
repair of boats, where they can lie lu peifect saletv,
uud ate provided with shears, blocks, lulls, etc. etc.,
tor raising heavy or l.ght welg.ua. q
JOHN P. LEW.
y -ilS BEACH and I'ALMEK Btreets.
j. VAIGUAN MKEBICK, WILLIAM H. 1IEBBICB
vun k. tun.
S OUTHWARK UOUJNDRr, FIFTH AND
WABHUiOXON Btreeto,
I'llll.AHFLrUIA.
MEK1UCE SONS,
ESOlNEEKs AM MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Treasure bteaui Engines fot
Land, biver. aud JU urine service,
boilers, ttoiiumetersTnks, Iron HoaU, etc
Casuugs oi all kinds, either iron or biass.
Iron Erane Hoots lor Gas Works, Workshops, and
Rullroad nations etc
Ketorts and Gas Machinery, Of the latest and most Im
proved constiuction.
tverv description ol Plantation Machinery . and Sugar,
saw, and Grifct Wills. Vacuum Puns. Opeu hteatn Trains,
Defecators, Kilters, Tumping 1 unities etc.
hole Agents lor N. itlllettx's Pateut Hugar Itolluig
Ai uurutus, Kcsniyth's l atent Kteum Hammer, and As-
iuwall A. Wooisey's Taleut Ceutrhugal Sugar Draining
achhie. to JO)
OUTHWARK
B
BIDESBUKO MACHINE WOBKS
OCr 1CK,
Ko-65 N i HON X HTEEET.
rillLAOEl.t'llIA.
We are prepared to till orders to any extent for our
well ) nou
M ACU1SLHY FOK COTTOK AND WOOLLEN MILLS,
Including all recent Improvements in Carding, (spinning,
and V eavlng.
We Invite.tbe attention ot manufacturer our exton
live w orks. "
1 K ALI KED JENKS & SON
pEIRCE'S PATENT SLATES,
Warranted superior to any others In use.
LIGHT! NOISELESS II DURABLE! 1 1
Cannot be broken hi-, aUlutf, and
Kever Hecome Glo-sy.
Theie Slates have been unaulmoudy adopted by the
Board ot Control lor use hi the Public Schools ot ITilla
delphla. aud aiso bv the school authorities ot Baltimore
ana Washington. Alto.
pi ikcL'8 patent blate surface.
The only Patent Stone Sunuce lor blackboards now
beluru the public. Warrnntea to give satlslaoil a.
J KUWION Pl-IltL;K & CO.,
l,o. 427 N. ELEVENTH Street.
( ai tion Beware of the liiiltatlon Books and Paste
boaid Slates ollered by guents, and which are made to
renemble in appeumnce our slated goods. The genuine
re all either labelled ou the back, or the paokage la
beled and maiked, Patented Feb. 10, lm 14 luiwJui rp
TTNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS.
U Principal Depot. No. 804 'H EilNUT eireot.
Central Depot Mo. li S FIFTH Street, one door below
Chesnut EntablMied iH6'2,
Revenue Stamp ol every description constantly on
band, lu any amount. . . . . .
Orders by Mail gs promptly attended to.
PROPOSALS.
V Y
s v r
U I E S.
Navy DtPARTMrT
BCRKAO OF i'KOVIHIONH AND tI.lTHINO, J
Juiiunry VI 1807. 1
fitT'araio I'ropnsnls, sr alod and endorsed "Propo
als lor .Nav tu rili ," will bn receivert at iIim
l.urcau until 2 o'clock on 1 UESDA Y, tho 12th da,
ot Fetrnar m xt, for tujnisliins and dnlivi.riii( .t
tlio Lhltrd Mates Navy Yards t New ioric and
Loston, on or btioro the 1st day ot April noxt, ilio
Hini. titles ot the dillercnt arliclen spec 11 (1 iu tho
loiloviinf Iit; twoth.nls to b? tlonvered at Saw
Yrtk niid one-ihiru at Ifo-ton, viz. :
-New aw Peel. 8000 barro g, pi r b.irrrtl.
Saw Anvv 1 otk, 0,00 barren, per barrel.
l.ice, Kit), COo pouiirte, pur poimu.
Dried Apules, luo 000 potmdi, per pound,
JK"p & 0,000 pouiid, per pound.
7ca, 40,0(1(1 1 ounds per pound.
( oflc, lt O.Of 0 rounos per pound.
BeabB, 6000 LttHheis, per hunei.
MoiBSfcs, 20.(00 ral ons, per nallon.
Virepar, 10.C00 callous por irailon.
B tis wl 1 be r 'tfiverl for one-iour'h. one-naif,
thtce-fonrths, or the whole ot the quantities namod,
ana tlicsoonlv will bo accepted which are considered
lor t lie advantage of ti.e Oovernuiout.
A'l t lie articles contained in tne above list must,
be iqiilil to the avy etnudard, and pass the usual
lni ection.
For a description of the articles and the packages
to contain ti w, binders are reierred to tho sa npir
Bt ti e aid .NRvy Yard; and lor inlorm ition s to
the laws and regulations (in pa m olilot lrim repard
Iii p contracts, to li e oflices ol ilio tomruandaiits aud
1 TniRieis oi the several Juavy Yaid.
Iniportt d arne'es will be riceivod in bond I'm:)
from duty, and no internal revenue tax will bn
clmrftcab.e npon any ol toe. above artic es.
Every oiler ii.ti't be accompantuil by a written
guarantee signed by one or more responsible per
sons, to the crJi ct that he or t lie y nunur.ake tout
the bidder or bidders will il Ins or th' ir bid be in
cepted, enter into an obligation witlnn live diiy?;,
with pood ai d sufliMcnt surenes, to Uiriii-u tb
upp tes piopnsed; the competency ot the ruarnn'ee
to be certified bv the I'at master, V, strict Attorney,
or t ollector ot the ust ins.
No iroi)o?al wil. boconmderori unless accompanied
by ucli puurantee, and by sntlslactory evidence tiiat
the biddci 11 a regirar aenlor in tne articles, aud Inn
ihe license required by the Act ot ton -res
11. BRIDGE,
1 14 ni4t Chief ol Bureau.
G
OVEHNMENT SAL E.
The oi onertv known as the
GOVEKAMEMT 1ANNEKY AND STEAM SAW
MILL,
with cventj-live acres oi land, near S AN AN TOSIO,
Te.tai.
Sealed proposals, in dnplicate, will be recoivod up
to tin lirst dav oi Murcn, 1K07, lor the puroiia-e of
76 acres of .ano, more or less, toarother witu fie
buildtrjirs eiecied thereon, aud the appurtenances
apiicrtaimrie, that is to sav :
One Tannery, containing twelve stone lime vats,
lilH-two wooa n vat-, seven stone poo.e, and capable
ol tannins 15.0CO hides per annum.
One Steam Mtw Mid, capable oi sawins 8000 feet
of lumber daily.
One small btono Bulldinsr.
Ihe above ptoperly is situated abou t vo milei
above !san Antonio, on tho au Antonio nver uud
the water u conducted to the ettubliihincut Dy a
race ot hewn totie, laid in cement.
The land was purchased and improvements mido
by tho late so called onteiier .to uovernment, auo
are estimated to Have co-t lou ooo m cold.
I he propci ty has been nnaor lea-e lor tho yeai
1800, at a monthly rent ol 5' 10, ayabie in advance
A secured title in fee simple wi 1 be Riven by the
Uni ed Slates Governmi nt.
l'roposals wi 1 be marked, "Proposals for frovcrn
meiit Tannery and Sa Ml 1," and addipssed to
J 15. KIDDOO,
Bv't Maj.-Gen. Asst Com'E, Bureau li. r' aud A.
L Galveston, Texas. 1 11 7w
-pRoPOSALS FOU CAVALHY UORSES.
Depot Quartkum atkh's Office )
Baltimore, Maryland, J
January 9, 1&7 )
Sealed Proposals are Invited and will be received
at this Cilice until l BUR a DAY, 12 o'clock 41 ,
January 24, 1867, 'Or the delivery in the City of Bal
timore ot torty-eight (18) Cavalry Horses.
The horsi a will lie subjected 'o caroiul inspection
belore btiLe accepted, l hey must bo sound iu ail
respects, v eli broken, in lull tie b nnd soudcondi'
lion, from ilftetn to sixteen bauds bijth, from hve
to nine years old, well adapted in every way lor
cavalry purposes.
The ai.ility of the bidder to fulfil bis acroe
ment must be ctia'anteed by two responsi io
Iier-ong, which guarantee mu4 accompauy the
proposal
The horses must bo delivered within twenty
(20) du)s from the date ot acceptance of any pro
posal. The Government reserves tho riirht to rojfct any
or all bids, i'tyment to be made ou completion oi
contract.
Bids will be endorsed "Proposals lor Cavalrv
Horses," and addressed to the undersigned, Balti
more, Md.
By order or the Quartermaster-General.
A S KIMBALL,
Captain and A. Q. U . U. S A ,
1 11 lit Depot Quartermaster.
PKOPOsALS KOR CONTISUISG DELA
WARE HKEAKWATKK.
UITCIl bTATEB iMJlNEER OFFICE,
HO. 20'J KOUTH IXTH bTKIiKT,
Pbiladelpuia, January 7, 1807.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, with a copy of til's
advertisement attached to each, wnl be received at
thin office until the 21m ol iebiuitry, 1867, torsiouo
to the amount ot (07,000 (sixty-seven thousand dol
lars), lor tho Delaware Breakwater.
1 he stone to be ot the hardest and mut durablo
Juality f the delivery to commence on or about the
5th ot May. and to be comp eted dv ilio i5tu ot
btpiember, and Ihe weekly dolivtrr to be as nearly
as possible uniform.
Ot the total amount of stone, four flfi lis are re
quired to be in blocks ot not less than two tou, and
one-litth in blocks of upwards of one-lourtti ot a
ton.
1 he stones will be subjoet to lipid inspection, and
will be received or not, as the Engineer, or his
aet nts shall find them to accord, or not, as to
quality and size, with the above description.
Kach bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures should bo appended to
the guarantee, aud who should be certiliod io as
beiuj' good and sufficient eecunty, by the United
Mates District Judge, Attorney, or Collector, or
other pub ic officer
A reservation of ten por centum on partial pay
ments will be made during the delivery of the
stone.
Envelopes to be endorsed, "Proposals for Stone
lor Delaware breakwater."
Rids will be opened at 12 o'clock M.. on THURS
DAY, the 21st ot .February, 1807, and bidders are
invited to be prosent.
tor lurtber lnlormatlon. apply at thi olCce.
v. ska forth stew art,
1 8 tutbe Ow MaJ. Eug. and Dvt. l.t.-Col.
MEDICAL BOARD FOR THE EXA5II1S A
TION OF CAN IHDATES FOK ADAIISSION
. .. - . . . .Vr-Wf - A . I I IK I Wl I 1 I ' L.il VI W
INTO 1 HH, JN A V I i4tioii ci.uuc.uuc,
IjOBKAU OF WtDICIKK AND felTUOKKV, 1
Kaw DKPAKl'alKNT, I
December 20, 1806. )
A Board of Medical Officers is now in session at
the NAVAL A&YLU&l. I'lilladeliihia. lor tho exami
nation ol candidates lor admision luto the Medical
Corps of the Navy.
Geuticmon desirous ot appearing before the Board
must make application to the flouorable Secretary
oi the Navy, or to the undersigned, stating resi
dence, place and date or birth. Applications to be
accompanied by respectable testimonials of moral
chaiacter. ,
Candidates must not bo less than twenty.one nor
more than twenty-six ears of age.
No expense is allow ed by tho covernmeut to can
didate attending the sessions of the Board, as a
successful examination is a legal pre requisite tor
appointment in the Navy.
ihe many vacancies existing in the Medical Corps
insure in mediute appointment to eucctaslul caudi-
tlttti'! P. J HORW1TZ,
1 8 IblOt Chief of Bureau.
FERTILIZERS.
gAUOU'S RAW BONE
S TJ P E R-PH0SPHATE OF LIME
The great Fertilizer for all crops. Quick in its action
and permanent in lu e fleets. Established over twelve
yeais.
Dealers supplied by the carpe, direct from the what
ot the mauuiuctory, on liberalf&ruis.
Manulactuied only by I ' ..
BAUGH & SOXS,
Office Ho. iO 8outh DELAWABB Avenoe,
rp I'hlladeluhut
sisoiwrp
FINANCIAL.
7 3-lOs,
ALL SERIES
CONVERTED INTO
5-20s of 1865, January and July,
WITHOUT CHARCE.
BONDS DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY.
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
l0,nn IVo.40 SftBTW THIIW St,
WILLIAM PAINTER & CO.,
BANKERBi
No. OG South THIRD St:
JL'KE,
Jl'LY, aad
AUGUST
7-30b
converted into five-twesttes,
And the Difference in Market Price Allowed.
BOMlS DLMVEEED IMMKPIATELT. 12 26 3rfl 1
r i f r,D J," -
CO
SSenlrU. ut fIL PA gfeailitlcA.
an.lL jD'clclqu. firrfiangr, ami
rrLcmJxciA. afi gflcrc ci;iaL ,&clcL
jpxclLa.ttg.cA. ui Ltaiih ri'tieA.
ffLcco.iLn.iA af' jyanJtA anxL
.ancciA le.c.cLLicl an. LHjlcLuI
telntA.
BACON & WARDER'
. STOCK BROKERS,
No. 218i WALNUT STREET.
STOCKS AM) LOA5S bought and sold on Cem-
mission.
'i hliiT tTJivDS invested In City, State, or Covern
meijt Loans.
HEAL ESTATE BROKER, 's
181mrp No. 818j WALNUT Street.
DAVIE8 liltOTHlJRS.
Ko. 225 DOCK Street,
BANKEKS. AND BROKEHSI
BUT AND 8 ELL
UKITF.D KTATE8 BODS, ALL IS8DES.
AL UOT, Jl'HK, and JULY 7 3-10 KOTE8.
COMTOVND IHTEK1-8T NOTES.
ALGC8T 7 10 SOXES CONVERTED INTO TlH
EW 5-20 BO-'DB.
alercantlle Paper and Loans on Collaterals negotiated
Block Bought and Sold on Commission. 1 31
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
ALUMS JA W1XE COMPANY
wines,
From the Vineyards of Sonoma, Los Angelos,
and Wapa Counties, California, consist
ing of the following:
WINE BITTKK8,
AMitl ll A,
tjDEKllY".
aocK,
AlUHCATIL,
CATAWBA,
CLAKET,
I'O 'T,
BUANDY,!
CHAMPAGNE.
These WINE 8 are warranted to be the pure juice of the
prape, unsurpassed by any In the market, and are highly
rccemmended tor idediciual and family purposes.
FOK SALE BY
E. L. CAUFFMAN,
AGENT,
No. NortH FOURTH Street,
1 3 thstuim ' TH1LADELTH1A.
QKEAT REVOLUTION
IN THE
W1KE TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES
Fore California Champagne,
ade and prepared as if done In France, from pDre
Calllornla Wine, and tallica the place of Imported
Champagne.
The uudenlgned would call the attention o. Wine
Dealers and Hotel Keepers to the tjllowlug letter,
which may give a correct idea of the quality ot their
Wine
"Continental Hoted, philadblphia, Oct. 39, 1B68.
"llKbbKo. boLCIIKK A CO. 1
'lientlemen i Having alven yonr California Cham
pagne a thoiouuh test we take pleasure In saying tha
wo think it the best American Wine we have ever used
Wt shall at ouce place It on oui bill of tare.
lours truly, J. E. KTNGbLET A CO.
CALL and XUI OL E CALI OKAIA CHAMPAGNE
BOUCHER & CO.,
11 2t tuthtSm Ko. t DLY Btreet, New Sork.
A. MAYER, Agent. 71(1 SAKBQM Su. Phhadclphla.
UNADULTKKATED LIQUORS ONLT
KlCBAtlD PENIMTAN'tt
BTOKK AND VAULTS.
NO. 43!) CUEMNUX BTUKF.T
' Nearly Oiipolte the Post Office
PIllLADKi,l'lIlA.
Families supplied Or urs lrom tlie Country oromntly
attended to, r aaij
f OKDAN'S CELEBRATED TONIC ALBi
f J This truly healtulul aud nutritious beverage, now
In use by thousands Invalids and others ban entab
llBbed a character lor quality ol material and purity of
niauuiactuie which stands unrivalled. Il I reooui
mentied by physicians ol this aud other places as a supe
rior ionic, aud requires but a trial to couviues the most
skeptical ol lis great merit To te had, wlio'esa e and
retail. olP. J.JOKDAN.N i PKAKStreet CHi
TTKITED
STATES HE VENUE STAMPS.
Prlnoloal lieoot. No. m CHKHaJlT B.treet
Ceutral Denot, No. lnS. FlITl Hi wet oneuoor
Chesnut. :toiiueo .,
Bevenue Stamps ol every dowaip.Iua oou'
hand lu any amount mmuttr attended Io.
Orders by Mall or Express prompny '"