TBS DAILY EVENING TELEGRAFII PH1LADELPIIIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1367,
8
THE FORTIETH C0NGRE88.
ADJOUIWKDSESSION.
Classification of Hmbtrii
The flrnt session of trie Fortieth Oongrwisoom
J.;Lh on the 4th of M.iroh, IS07. it eutne
Tnently aolourried to tboSU of July, aad again
mdtourned to the 2Ut November.
fSe following Jh aclasslile.l lint of members,
iJrabUeSuu lu roman, opposition la italloa:
enate. TWilnmln F. Wftde, of Ohio, President.
OHIO.
,."..n WBenl. F Wade.
i J"u""" i7l jouu Bherman
B iHMfll""- i- ..
W
INDIANA.
,.1H10
IH78
...1071
,.1M9
..1871
M9
.1873
..Hui i..
MIW . -. , . a i j ...t . j.-1 . io.n
Aaron Hi T,'- 1K7JI . llTr p. Morion 187S
vir.ONT. I . III.INO.8.
v ir.iriiiinafl lnrw mcuara mim,.
JiuTiin B. Morrill 18!8.Lyuian Trumbull 1873
Charles siimner IMS 7.sch. Chaudler.
lieury Wilson.. .1871 1 Jacob M. Howard....,
jtBOl). ISLAND. WIKJONSIN.
William BprKe. iWJnmr R. Dovlittle...
H.nrT B. Anthony ......1871 .Timothy O. Howe-.,
COMHKCVICUT. MIWNBMOTA.
JnouM i(J-on 189 Alex. Kamsey IMS
Orris a ferry lb,3 JMtniel , Norton 1871
xew yohic. i iowa.:
Kdwln I). Morgau...lS9 James W. Urlruea 1871
Itoscoe ton ling 18781 Jatnes llarlan ......lb73
ttW.W JKItHKY. MISSOURI.
F. T.FrellnBhuyseu...,1'! John H. Henderson 18B9
Alex. . catted ft.,.1871 Charles D. Dralca.-.ia74
PEN N8YLV AN I A. KANSAS,
(tiarUs k. Burkalcw l!i Edmund . lloss ..1S71
blDioo Cameron ..1873 Hamuel C. Pomeroy 1873
IXLI.AWAHK. NKBRAKKA.
Jam A. Bayard ...189 Thomas W. Tiplon..-...lW9
WUlard aufWry........l871 John Jtt. Thayer..-.. 1871
MARYLAND. NKVAHA.
Xeverdy Jrhnon.......MQ William M.Htewart...-..lM9
J'Milp K Thomas 18781 James W. Nye 1878
WKHT VIHUINIA. I CALIFORNIA.
Peter U. Van Wlnkle...lB' John Couueis.. ......1W9
Wallnian T. Willey 1871 Uoruelius Cole 1873
FINANCIAL.
KENTUCKY
Jnme GitthrUt....
tjarrttt Davis.
TVIf NKMHBK,
David T. Patterson..
Joseph 8. fowler.,..
.171
..1878
,.1M9
ORKXUN,
fleorge II. Williams 1871
Henry W. Corbet u 1873
OOIARADO.
John Kvaoa
1871' Jerome 11. Chaffee..
Not admitted.
BepnbllcDS...
Hons of Representatives.
Sohnvler OolTax. of Indiana. Sneaker.
Edward McPherson, of Pennsylvania, Clerk.
BKCAPITtJt.ATIOK.
........... ..Ai I U pposition..
...It
UAIN1B.
L John Lyncn.
2. (Sidney Per nam.
a. James U. limine.
. John A. Poters.
ft, Frederick A. Pike.
MEW HAHP8UI8Ki
1. Jacob II. Kia.
3. Aaron F. (Slovens,
8t Jacob Benton,
VkKMONf,
1. Fred. K. Woodbrldge.
3. Luke P. Poland.
a. WorttilDgtou U. Smith
MAHSAOHUHKTrS.
1. Thomas I. Kliut.
2. Oakes Ames.
a. O nery.TwIlchell.
4. fctHiuutl iloouer.
5. UenJ. P. Butler.
. Nalbanlel P. Btnks.
1. George B. Boutwell.
a. John D. Baldwin,
t. M'm B. Washburn.
10, Usury I Dawes.
KHUDK ISLAND.
1. Thomas A. Jenckes,
8. Nathan F. blxon.
OONKICTICUT.
1. Richard D. Hubbard.
2. JulUtt Xotchkitt.
S. B. H. Btaikwather.
- . William 11. JUarnum,
NBW YORK, :
1. Blrphmi Tuber.
a. Jtomat Bamrt.
8. Wm. R Mobmson.
4. John Jbx.
ft. Jitlm MorrUtey,
r. . 'Jnma . HUtwarl,
7. John W. Vhanler.
a, Jtunet Brookt.
a. Jimando Wood.
lo. Wm. U. Kobertaon.
11. Charles H. Vau Wyck.
4. joom 1L. Keicnaai.
la. Thomas Cornell.
14. John V. X. J'mtn.
. 13. John A. Uriawold.
1C Oraurs Ferris .
17. Calvfo T. Uulbnrd.
M. James M. Marvin.
M. William u. Pieids.
34. Add son U. Lafltn.
XI. Alexander U. Bailey,
22. John C. Churchill.
i. Dennis MoCariby.
24. Theodora M. Poineroy,
26. William H. Kelaey.
25. William H. Lincoln. .
27. Hamilton Ward,
28. Lewis Selye.
as. Burt Van Horn,
au. Jamrt M. Humyhrry.
11. Henry Van Aernaui.
KIW JBRHKY.
1, Wll,lam Moore.
2, Cluu-U JlaitIU.
a. CKart auvrtavtt.
. 4. John Hill,
ft, Oeorce A. Halsey.
PKNNBVLVANIA.
1. Samuel J. lUmilail,
t. Charles O'Neill.
8. Leonard Myers.
4. William L. Kelley,
t. Caleb N. Taylor.
. , Beni. M. JSoyer.
7. Jobn M. Broomall.
8. J. Lawrence Uetz.
5, Thaddeus BLeveos,'
3. Henry B. Cake.
11, jMinift M. Van Aukm.
' ' 12. Utorn W. Woodward.
' la t lystea Mercor.
14. George . Miller.
16. Adam J. OUfMbrenner.
14. William II. Koonts,
17. Daniel J. Morrell.
1. Biepben F. Wilson.
15. Uleunl W. Bchotleid.
20. Darwin A. Finney,
tl. John Covode.
1 James K. Moorbead.
. 13. Thomas Williams.
H, George V. Lawrence.
DitLAWARK.
L John A. JichoUon.
Maryland.
1, Hiram McCultouph.
X HUpheiiton Archer.
S. Vharlet JS. J'helpg.
4. Francis Thomas. -t,
Jfrederick Mone.
WUI VIHUINIA.
1. Chester D. Hubbard.
2. Benjamin M. Kitchen,
a. Daniel Polsley.
XHNTUCKY.
1. Lawrence H. IS lmble.
2. John i'ouna JJrowii.
a. Javobij. VOlUuitii,
4. J. Joctor Jinott.
8. Am J1. Orwer.
4. Tlwmas L- June.
7. Jumei B. Beck.
a. Grorye M. Adam.
t. John D. Yuuno.
TKNNKHNKB.
1. Roderick it. Butler.
X Horace M ay u aril.
TKNNKHSKB (COIll'di.
8. William a. Blokes.
4. James Mulllns.
5. John Trimble.
8. ha in u el AC. ArneK.
7. Isaac It. Hawkins.
8, David A. Nuun.
OHIO.
1. BenJ. EkKteston.
2, tsnmwi F. Oary.
8, Kpbert tt Soheuck,
4. William Lawrence,
ft. William Mungen.
t. Header W. Clarke.
7. baintiel Shellabarger.
8. Cornelius B, Hamilton.
9. Balph P. Buckland.
10. James M. Ashley.
11 John T. Wilson.
11 I'MUultU Van Trump.
urorne w. luoraun.
14. Martin Welker.
IS. Tobias A. Plants.
18. John A. Bingham.
17. Xpbralm H. Kelt ley.
18. Kulus P, Bpauldlug.
19. Jam. s A. Garlield.
INDIANA.
1. William JS. Jfiblack.
2. Michael V, Kerr.
3. Morton C Hunter.
4. William 8. Jiolman.
5. George W. Julian.
8. JohnOoburn.
7. Henry V. Washburn.
8. Godlove 8. Orth.
9. Schuyler Colfax.
10. William Williams.
IL John P. C. Hhanks.
ILLINOIH.
At Z. John A. Logan.
1. Norman B. Judd.
2. J.hn F. Farnnwurtb.
8. libu B. Wasbburne,
4. AbnerO. Harding.
8. F.ban C. IngersolU
8. Burton C. Cook.
7. Henry P. H.Bromwell.
8. Bueloy M. Culloui.
5. LkwI W. Hoi.
10. Albert O. Barr.
L ttunuct el. Marshall.
12. Jehu Baker.
13, Green B. Haum.
M1CUIOAN.
1. Fernaudo U. Beiman.
2, Charles Upson,
8. Austin Bialr.
4. Thomas W. Fsrry.
5. How. K Trowbridge.
8. Jobn F. Drlggs.
WI8CONHIN.
1. H albert K. Paine.
2. Benjamin F. Hopkins.
2. Amasa Cobb.
4. Charle A. Mdrldge.
6. Phlletus Bawyer.
8. Cad. C Washburn.
MINNEHOTA.
1. William Wlnd m.
2. Ignatius Donuelly.
IOWA.
1. James F. Wilson.
2. Hiram Price.
s. William B. Allison.
4. William Louichridge.
K. Greenville M. Dodge,
6. Aaahel W. Hubbard.
MIBHOOKI.
1. William A. Pile.
2. Carman A. Newcomb.
3. Jame B. McCurmick.
4. John J. Gravelly.
6. Josoph W. MoCinrg.
8. Hobert T. Vau Horu.
7. Benjamin F. Loau.
8. John V. Renjamiu.
8. George W. Anderson,
KAN8AM.
1. Sidney Clarae.
NKHBASKA.
1. Jobn Talt'e.
NEVADA.
1. Delos H. Ashley.
CALIFORNIA.
1. Samuel B. AxleU.
2. William HUby.
8. Jame A. Johnson.
OKSOON.
L'Bulns Mallorr
"COLORADO.
1. George M. Chllcott.
DELEGATES.-
ARIZONA.
Coles Baahford.
DAKOTAH.
Walter A. Burleigh.
lOAHO.
E. D. HaUtrook.
MONTANA.
Jame. M. Cavanauyh.
NKW MKXIOO.
Cluirle J1. (Heaver,
UTAH,
William If Jlooiier.
WASHINGTON.
Alvin Flanders.
WYOMINO,
James C. Casement.
M
S
I P TBI
500
UIIIQIl PACIFIC RAILROAD
Kunulng West from Omaha
AerosH tlio Coiitlnon t,
AIIE aOW COMPLETED.
Not admitted
Republicans..,
BKCAPITC LATIOW.
.144 Ol)poalllon. .....
...31
The TJnlon rsclflo Jlallroad Company have built a
longer line of railroad In the last eighteen months
than was ever built by any other company In the
same time, and they will continue the work with the
ssme energy tin ill completed. The Western Division
Is being pushed rapidly eastward from Baeramento
by the Cent! al Pacific Company of California, and It
Is expected that
THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE
to the Pacific will be open for business In 1870. KORB
THAN ONE-THIllD OF THE WORK HAS
ALREADY BEEN DONE, MORE THAN ONE
THIRD OF THK WHOLE JNE 13 NOW IN
RUNNIKQ ORDER, AND MORE LABORERS
ARE NOW EMPLOYED UPON IT THAN EVER
BEFORE. More than
Forty Million Dollars in Money
EaVe already bcea expended b the two powerful
companies that have undertaken the enterprise, and
there Is no lack of funds for Its most vigorous prose
cution. The TJnlon Pacific Company therefore offer their
First Mortgage Bonds to the rub'.ic with the assu
ranee that they represent one of the largest and most
valuable corporate properties In the world. The first
question asked by an Investor Is, "Are the bonds
sale?" The second, "Are they profitable 1" To
answer. In brlefl
L The early completion of the whole Una Is as cer
tain as any future business event can be.
2. The Union Pacific Railroad bonds are Issued upon
what promises to be one of the most profitable lines
of railroad In the country. For many years it must
be the only line connecting the Atlantis and Pad tic;
and being without com petition, It can maintain re
munerative rates.
8. The net earnings of the sections already finished
are several timet greater than the gold Interest upon
lha First Mortgage Bonds upon such sections, and If
not another mile of the road were, built, the part
already completed would not only pay Interest and
expenses, but be profitable to the Company.
4. The Union Pacific Railroad Bonds can be Issued
only as the road progresses, and therefore can never
be In the market unless they represent a bona fide pro
perty. 5. Their amount Is strictly limited by law to a sum
equal to what Is granted by the U. 8. Government,
and lor which It takes a second lien as Its security.
This amount opon the first 817 miles west from Omaha
is only 116,000 per mile.
8, The fact that the V. 8. Government considers a
second Hen npon the road a good investment, and that
aome of the shrewdest railroad builders of the coun
try have already paid In five million dollars npon
the stock (which Is to them a third lien), may well
Inspire confidence In a first Hen.
7. Althooghi t Is not claimed that there can be any
better securities than Governments, there are partlea
who consider a first mortgage upon such a property
as this the very best secnrlty In the world, and who
sell their Governments to re-inveet la these bonds
thus securing a greater Interest,
8. As the TJnlon Pacific Railroad boada are offered
for the preseut at ninety cents on the dollar, and
accrued Interest, they are the cheapest security In
the market, being more than filteen per cent, leas
than United Btaies stocks.
8, At the current rate of premium on gold, they pay
OVER NINE PER CENT. INTEREST.
TIRBT MORTGAGE BONDS whose principal Is so
amply provided for, and whose Interest Is so thor
oughly secured, must be classed amon ta v'' ,
vestments. They pay
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD
And are offered for the present at NINETY CEST8
ON THE DOLLAR, and accrued Interest at Bis Per
Cent, In Currepoy from July L ,
Eubtcriptlona wUl be received In Philadelphia by '
WILLIAM PAINTER A CO , 0. 88 8. Third St.
DE HAVEN A B HOTHFt, No, 4i 8. Third street.
J. K. LKWAR8 & CO., a Third street. ,
THE TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANS.
In Wilmington, Delaware, by
B. R. ROBINSON & CO.
And In New York at the Company's Office, No. 20
NAB8ATJ Street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANE, 7 Nassau St.
CLARK, DODGE & CO., Bankers. No, 61 Wall sU
JOHN J. ClfeCO b SON, Bankers, No. 88 Wall St.,
And by the Company's advertised Agents throng hoa
the United Btatea Remittances should be made la
draits or other funds par In New York, and the boada
will be sent free of charge by leturaexpresa. ANEW
PAMPHLET AND MAP, ahowlnr the progress of
the work, and reaouices for construction, etc., may be
obtained of the Company's advertised Agents, or will
be sent tree on application.
JOHN JT. CISCO, IBEIICBEB,
NEW YORE.
October 28, 1867. 11 7m wf
nainanr. nf tltnatll Garibaldi.
Menotti Garibaldi the hero of the hour kas
lad as romantic a birth as could be desired.
He was born HUh of 8eDtember. 1840. at a nine
rable ebautv bituutcd on the Pampas of La
Plata, when his father, and. his mother too,
battled for the ReDublic ot Rio Grande. Gar I
tMtldi had eoue during the morninsr to a belch
bonce town to purchase clothes lor the mother
nd the expected little stranger. On bi return
ke heard. the riew-bom'B voice, and, kissing
.oune lfe, took the baby In ma arms.
n nat eb.HU we call hlrof" said the mother,
-Menotti," replied the father: ''better the
jame or a martyr to liberty than a saint's."
juenoin a? born with a Bear on hie head
caused Dy his mother, whlla nrepnanL haviuff
been thrown from her boree, alter B(htib(f ber
sway, revolver in hand, when surrounded by
enemies. Burprihed almost a few days alter ber
accouchement by an attack from the enemy
ehe wrapped Menotti la his lu' her's rloak and
but halt-dressed herself, Jumped into thVl die
atrappinij Vfce child across it. and gallooed td
. the forest, pursued by the enemy, to meet her
Vuaband and his companions in arrow, since
. tlaen Menotti nas snarea the reward his lather
boVls out to his followers hunger, thirst, want
auMl marching night and day. ne la &iwavg
calm and smiling; be is ot the middle heiirht.
Jarj?4iboulderB, lull of courage and boldaess i
tolcal eoul in an Iron body. London Court
VvttmaL
Tb Went couple in Ohio are Mr. and
Mm. Boyd, at Ironton. He is 110 and aha I07.
Ther get mod at each other every little while
and threaten to obtain divorces. The other
day the dame refused to sew on a shirt button
lor her tvovte, mhea he indignantly iu.jaired
if lie bad gt to lire P0 .U his life f
IIY OF PHILADELPHIA
NuVHMBCH 18. 1H47.
Office Of (be FRANKFORD ANU PHILADEL
PHIA PAt-SKNG 8.L RAILWAY COMPANY, of the
Cltv il Plnlad.iuliia.
Notice la hereby given to the Stockholders of the
IltANtttUKU AAU fUILAUItbrUll f tBO.
GKH RAILWAY COMPA N y. of the oltr ot Phlladel
pUia that a meetlugoi the Htock holders if the said
(.XinjDauY will be held at the Olllce of the Com nan f.
No.2468 FRANVFoitD Road, In theclyol Phlladel-
pnia, on auisuAj, me ku oayor uecemoer, A, D,
IM37, at 2 o clock P. M. or mat uay, lor the purpose 01
takloK Into consideration au agreement this dav en
tered Into by the Directors of hald Compauv wltn tbe
Dlr cUns of the Secondhand Third Hlreets Passenger
Kail a ay Company, o( tbe city of Philadelphia, tor the
consolidation aud merger of this Couipauy. w in all
their coruorate rKln8. powers, privileges and frao-
chl8es,lnto and with ihe said Second and Third street
i-ssHeuiser itaii ay company, 01 .rmiaaeipiua, accora
lug 10 the terms aud conditions preeorib! by said
agreement; .nd a voteby tmliol will toeu betaken for
it e aaopiion or rejectiouoi saiu agreement.
By order of tbe Board of Directors.
11 21 tti2t J. BINDER, President.
c
"JN THE HOURS OF OUR H-AiriNESS
and prosperity, let as remember the nntononate and
disabled soldiers who saved us a country and nation-allly."-LTNCOLN,
, r4nd r4srri.AH movement
TO KRKCT THE
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM ,
FOB
INVALID SOLDIERS,
UNDER A SPECIAL
Charter from the State of Pennsylvania
P ANA ED MARCH , I8S7.
AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
The otilect ut I his Association Is to provide, by pub
lic exertion, a Na'lonal Borne lor our disabled Boi
lers, 10 erect an asylum for those who, In their patri
otism, have served their count y at tbe expense of
their faeultn and happlueiw: who in the battle for the
nation's ire were ainimra, una nuw ini;.puir ui
'or king lor their own iralDtenaoce. trance nan
er Hotel des lnvalliies. where real the ashes of Hie
great JSapoleon; Ki gland, her Greenwich ana cuei
st Hospitals, the lornier being oue of the finest
rch leclural strictures ever nevnea 10 cnaruy.
JtnpRla, Prtisla, and tn fart nearly all European
countries nave niagniiicent revreaw iur mo ou-
oriuiiato suldiers. Mnnarcnies provi'ie iur m
alleviation of the suOerlng caused by war, but free.
ubllcan America naa no aiaos inr uer
k soldiers but the country poor-bo rne
or the sidewalks ol ber crow ded cities. These uoble
patriots left hapy homes to save our common coun
try in the hour ol her deep distress. We plenged to
them our tatting gratitude, and now those wuo are
dependent look to us In their utter Ded to red em
thoae plkdges. They have performed their parU vV'e
enjoy me resuiiui air bwjihiw". ', .
recreant to our obligations. lt us eaca auvow nut
aiuitle dollar to tills purpose, ana in. ueuyHuurg
Asyltim will aUord tne eoiuiers a mime, ana our
country will be honored by the noble limitation.
IHE LAND HAH BEEN PUKCHAHKD
By this Association, and Ten Thomana Dollars nave
already been paid towards the peewrvatlon of the
baitle-nrouud about thirty acres (ad joining the site
ol General Meade's Headquarters have been set
apart for the uses of the Aayium. .
LKXINI1TON AVKNUB. A" B- VY 1 VM n , ' , "i"
Having labored lor three years to erect a Home
lor ror Crippled veterans, and having passed a bill
lor that purpose in me new iur in
corporating some one hundrea of our neat citizens as
Directors but under which bill no action baa been
bad, from that lime to this and knowing the great
and crying necessity o I tbe case, the shame of leav
ing our disabled veterans to starve or beg, I hereby
niost cordially Indorse your enterprise, and It shall
have all tbe aid of my iobkuo, peu, and influence.
Very truly yours, CHARLfcS G. HALPI.VE.
(From tbe Postmaster-General of the United States.)
1 recommena to an ruBiumaicio .vj ouu mv
this truly benevolent and patriotic enterprise.
A. W. RAN DALL.
Ttalnir satisfied with the Integrity of your enterprise.
we cheerfully consent to display your diamonds at
our establishment. BJtOWNE fc fcPALDIjIO,
October 25, Ittev. jos. oi anu ou uroaaway.
We herebv ctrtlfy that we have examined the
Diamond Goods, Pearls. Kmeralds, Rubles, and other
precious Stones, as described la the list, and find them
all genuine. .
HEINLE jikua, liiaujuuu xmpurters, no. zo
Waiflen Lane, New York.
J. lxr KhWAms, aaiuujuuu oowk, u, n jjiwuiq
"ino'rdeVto p'roniote rubllc confidence In the highest
degree, and lor Hie lurtneranuo ui una tcrea. uuji-ui.,
ITY OF PHILADELPHIA
NllVIUHIH 18. !H(i7.
i files of Ihe SECON D ANTHiiibhl KltKW PAH-
SKNGaR RAILWAY OuMPaNY OF PH1LADEL
PHI A.
Notice Is hereby given to the Stockholders of the
fecund and Third ntreels Passenger Railway Ooia
Darvor Phllaoemhls, that a meeting ol tne Hloek
holders ot the said Company will be held at Ihe Ottlce
of the Company, No. MM Frank lord road. In the City
nf Philadeiuhia. on MONUA v, the leooud day of Lie
ci mlier, A. JJ. 107. at 8 o'clock P. M. of that day, tor
ih unl oose ol taking Into consideration anaEreernen
this day entered Into by t lie Directors of said Com
pany with the Directors ot the rank ford and Phil
dflnhla Psssenger Rallwuv Company of the City o
Piillarfelutila. for tbe cousoildalion and merger of Hi
said last-named Couipauy, with all their corporate
rights, property, powers, privileges, and franchisee,
linoaod with ihebecond aud Third Streets Paaseuger
Rallwav t'ouipany of I'lii.aueipma, accoratug 10 mi
i.im. and nondiilons nreserihed by said agreement
and a vole by ballot will then be taken fortheadop
tion or rejection ol said agreement.
By order of the Board ol D reotors,
112ih2t IACOB BINDER, President.
QPCRA CLA88E
A large and fine assortment of OPERA GLASSES
la every style; BARDOU'B and other makes. ,
WU.LIAM y. McAllister,
the Association has decided to place the Jami.oeo worth
rtiumniiria on nubile exhibition at tne largo Jewelry
Kfctabllshnient of Messrs. Browne A Spaulding, under
h, Mairnnalitan Hotel, lu tbe city of New York.
T he orld-rer owned yacht "Henrietta" has also beeu
purchased, l lie rarmoi ouu wjo-a m iw.lvu m num.
van county. N. Y., aud Is one ot lb- Uneit stock farms
In tbe State; has a splendid inaaslon, and Is complete
In every laitlcular. ..... . .
irh... .in k. t wn ton tickets Issued at one dollar
each, admitting tbe holders to. both of the
'ONK AT
IRVING HALL, NEW ORK. SATURDAY EVEN-
AND ONK AT
EOBTrCULTUBATL HALL. PADELPHIA,
BM UltUAI jkvfinu,i c""""" "own,
r . i..h imiprni'r'xliin a committee of Dromlnent
clltsens will be selecud to as-oclaUi with the mauage-
ment In making tne niBinuuuuu, tru uuiMiueuue uu
Monday, February 24, at 10 o'clock A.M., at Horticul
tural Hall, , IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
Will be distributed aaong the ticket holders, In
coidance with the Charier and the following
co ce SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.
AT- , . .
1 1 IHIDa UHU .n.IU
n i u.iittnHWl l,rm ibiiO acres!
a. 1 Yacht, the famous Henrietta". .......
4. l Diamond Necklace, 48 Brillianta .
6. i Diamond Brooch and Earrings tall large
ac-
f
tino.ooo
HO.UtsJ
60.0110
80.OU0
llluinnMfl.l
. 1 Diamond Brooch and Karri una (all large
Star
28,000
21,000
14.UU0
8 000
7,000
7,000
e.ooti
6.0110
6rooo
8,000
40U0
4.000
4.0U0
4,000
4,000
4,000
4.0U0
4.00V
Dlaiuouds) y;H
r i i,imm,ri Krnncti aud KarrTUKS..
all Diamond Necklace, 28 Brilhauls,
Ifjff A t. .a. ..s. . tf. 4sssseseeeee
9. 1 DlamondNecklace, 20 Brilliants .;
10. 1 Diamond Cross, set In silver, (large
Diamonds. M
11. 1 Diamond Slide, 15 l!illllaulB................
IX 1 lilumoud Cluster Brooch... -
13. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch ...................
14. lD amoud and Pearl Cameo Bracelet
llro. eb and Earrlnga
15. 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring
la. 1 Diamond C usler Bracelet
17. 1 Diamoud Cluster Broocn .... -
18. 1 Diamoud Cluster Bracelet
10. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch aud Earrlugs....
20. 1 Dl.mond Cluster Bracelet.............
21. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch......-....
92. l Diamond tsinule Stone scarf Pin,
28. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch - 4,0ti0
24. 1 D'Binoud C luster iiraceiei.
25. 1 Diamond Single Slone Ring .-
5b. 1 Diamoud Kmerald Cluster Brooch...........
27, 1 Pearl Necklace...-
28. 1 Pair Diamond Single btone Earrings....
20. 1 Diamond Cross
8(1. 1 Diamond Single Stone blud. ...... .................
8:. 1 Diamond biuule Stone Flu
82. 1 Pair Diamoud Single Stone Earrings.
88. 1 Diamond Single stone l'lii... ........
84. 1 Dlsmond Single Stone Stud.
88. 1 Par i'lamond Slugle Stoue btudi..
88. 1 DUnionu Broccb (in Silver).... -
87. 1 Dl uioiid Cluster Brooch... .......
88. 1 1'tamoi d Slugle Stone Plu... .
89. 1 Diamond Slugle Stone Stud
40 1 ' la mond Cluster llroocn.... .
11. 1 Diamoud Single Stone Ring ........
'J. 1 Hitmi no and KnieraiU ltrooou.
43. 1 Diamond Slugle Stone Pin
44. 1 Pearl Breastpin. Earrings aud Head
ornament
45. 1 Diamond Single Stone Plu......
46. 1 Diamoud Cross....
47. 1 Diamond and Emerald Ornament
48. 1 Dlamono Slugle Stone PI u.
49. 1 luamond Single Hone Ring..........
mi. I Diamond Cluster Stem itlua. .......
51 1 Sli'gle sione Diamond Rltg
2 1 Diamond Cross....... -
68. 1 Pair Diamond Cluster Earrings..
54. 1 Diamond Single hione Ring........
65. 1 Diamond Single Slone BtuO..........
t.11 1 Tllun.nnd Bracelet...... ...
67. 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring.
68. 1 Diamond Clualer Blug ....
I. 1 camel's Hair ehawl.....
60. 1 Choice Emerald Siud .
81. 1 Bltgie eione niu-
4 1 Single tioue r to. ............... .,
6.1. I Clnaler Brooch
mi l iiiamonu diiikiv ni.oiie i'iu..
u oiugie nione jLarrtngs...,
Jl I fmwlmrp
MO. 7S8) CUEBillVT T.
iu 1 Pair Diamond
66. 1 lllamouu eiugie cnoue mug
67. 1 Diamoud aud Emeralu iusier lilng......
fig. 1 Diamond ClUiler Bracelet, Earrings,
auu Pin ..
A. 1 Camel's Hair Shawl
70. 1 Diamond aud Ruby Three -lone King.....
71. 1 Diamond and Fmeraid Cluster Ring
7". 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch.
78. 1 Pair Diamond ( luster btudi
74. 1 Gentleman's Gold Watch aud Heavy
Chain
75. 1 Dlamono hingle fetotie Ring. Star Selilug,
78. 1 Diamond aud Garnet Cluster R ug
77. 1 Diamoud isiugle Stone Pin..
. 78. 1 J-.nierald Knob
78. 1 Pair Diamond aud Ruby Earrlugs
'80. 1 Diamond Cluster Ring
gl, 1 Diamond ai d Hmerald ntein Pin
82 1 Lauy s Diamond Set Watch.........
S3. 1 Diamond Slugle btone Ring..... ....
84. 1 Go.d Watct mt
85. 1 Diamond auu t'pal hlng... .,...
88. 1 Diamond and Single Stouefclud
87. 1 Dlauioua bingle Btone King...
8s. 1 Diamond Three Stone Riug .. M
811. 1 Diamond blugle Stoue Stud
' 90. 1 1-earl Scarf Pin
81. 1 Diamond Cluster Ring
W. 1 Diamond Slugle Slone Ring.. "",'."Z
88. l Gentleman's Diamoud aud Auieitjyst
Ring ....
84. 1 DlauiouU Cluster Plu
66. 1 Cameo and Pearl Brooch aud Eairiuga.'"'
9 K ameo lirooch '
7. 1 Diamnud Klngle hloue Ring
08. 1 Diamond Cluster Ring..... .. ..
89. 1 Lady's Gold Watch .......
ltm. 1 Ci ral Brooch and l-arrlngs ""
ltd. 1 Pair Garnet Sleeve Bullous
11,2. 1 Gold and Pearl Scarf Pin ...
ltm. 1 Fmerald Scarf Pin ""
104. 1 Fineraio Scarf Pin. ,....., ,
105 to 1 104. One thousand copies of the Splen
didly Illustrated Preaeuiatlon work en
titled the "Tribute B.iok." at M each. .
110510 2114. 1000 Photograph Albums at to each
Also, 120,010 Cash Preseuto, II each..........
Making In Ihe aggregate 122,104 Presents, va-
,ued..-..;-...ei.s. 8611,960
Ordeismay be sent us lu registered letters or post
Office orders. In sums ot II to t-6, at our risk. Larger
ainoni ts should be seut lu drain or by express, at the
Jullowiug
CLUB RATESt
8 Tickets to 1 edrtressH'6nl 40 1 lokets to 1 addr's:,00
H Tickets to I address 8ie 50 Ttrgets to 1 adrir'a
g4Tirkela to 1 adfreos 17 60 100 Tickets to laddr's Mix)
Address all orders and communications to 11 4 liu
HJt'fTVt-BURO ASYLUM ASSOCIATION,
"o, UU CHESNVT Sirett, Pbllada.. Fa.'
4.(00
8.60U
3,500
8,6011
8 5110
8,000
3,000
B.lloO
8.0.0
8.U00
8.000
8,000
a.uou
8,000
8 000
8 0o0
2.5U0
2500
2,te
2VXM
2.500
2 6O0
2,8o0
2,51)0
2.000
2.000
1,500
15U0
1.0.10
1.600
1,5110
1.500
l.hoO
l.WK)
ljKIO
1.6X0
1.600
1,600
1.600
1.5.10
1.6 K)
800
too
800
8110
8K)
80
800
8oO
600
600
600
600
600
600
6o0
.4(10
400
400
350
8K
2 V)
150
150
150
11
' 160
10
.
1.50
100
li o
,100
101
lo0
i4
lo
50
w
! 60
20 010
6.000
l'Al.OOO
DHY GOODS.
3IXTY DAYS TO COME
WE WILL OFFER
OUR SPLENDID STOCK
OF
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
SILKS, 8HA.WLS,
CLOTHS, VELVETS,
AND
DRESS GOODS,
AT fctJCH PIIICES
AS WILL DEFY COMPETITION
Ami Instiro IStipitl Sales,
Tlltlsl OFFEBINO IXTBAOBDINAHY ISi-
DICEMKHTSTO 1.ADIESTO SELECT
I IiOJl OCR IJISf E8E STOCK OF
NEW AKD SEASONABLE GOODS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
OFU ouous.
REDUCTION IN THE TillCE OF
P1M BROS'.
REAL IRISH F0FLINS.
T M. IIAFLEIGH,
Nos. 1012 and 1014 CHESNUT St.,
WILL OFFER
MONDAY, Nov. 18,
1000 Pieces Striped Poplins,
BEDXCCD rnOJt BO CENTS TO 3 CF.JITsl.
t
BEDCCED FBOM 3 CENTS TO 37).CGATS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 28 South SECOND Street,
Will offer from to-day WM BROS. REA.L
IRISH POPLINS, at 12-60.
BROWNS and MODES
STEELS and PEARLS
GREENS and PURPLES.
WINES and LAVENDERS
BLACKS, single quality
DEMI, double quality
EXTRA, double quality..... ......
PIM BR03.' BEAL IRISH POPLINS IN L4.Y
PLAIDS, red need to f 2 25.
, IMITATION PLAIDS, at 11 25, usual price,
2 50
, 2 50
2-60
2 50
275
3 50
400
11-75.
It
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
CLOTH HOUSE.
WM. T. SNODGRASS & CO.,
HO. 84 SOUTH SECOHO STHEET, '
Announce a fresh Importation of
I.ADIES' TELTET CLOTHS,
flu 1IEA VEUM,
AMTBAC'IIANS,
VELVETEEKS,
ClIIMClIILiEAN,
' TDFIED BEAVCRN.i
ETC, ETC. ETC.
1 lso, a large and varied assortment of GOODS
adapted for Men's and Boys' Wear.
11 191mrp
AMES
LEE.
KO, 11 NORTH SECOND STItHET,
SION OF TUB GOLDEN IilMU,
ABB NOW BVCEITING, IN ADDITION
TO THEIR V8CALIT EAItGE STOCK OF
CASSiaiEttES. A CUOICB ASSOKTMENT
OP
OOATINO GOOD sj
s
H HOLKSAtE AND RBTAIC. 8 2ith
T L K VELVETS.
WE Of 1KB 1 UB TBADE
SILK
VELVETS
nrAM na t 48 iBchsa. Mediant tad Flae
(Lualltlea,
11 20 t
ft, STEWART & CO., '
NO, SOS MAKUET ST.
ALSO,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
or
DEES S G O 0 D S
AT
UKatuthat
Half the Former Prices.
Q L O A K I M G S.
OIL PAINTINGS, ETC.
rj-ittK UBEATPAlNTINd,
CHRIS T
In (Iic Hohmc In 13 m m a u u,
BY OARL MTJL L 15 R.
Is now on Exhibition at
JJA1LEY4- CO.'S GALLERIES,
At the PeisBsylsranla Academy ef Fla
Arta. . .
OPEN DAILY FBOM 8 A. M TO 5 p. M AND
EVERY BA1UBDAY i-VKNlNQ f ROM lii TO M
O'CLOCIC MSthata
TICKETS OF ADMISSION TO BE HAD ONLY AT
BAILEY & CO.'S,
No. 810 CHESNUT Street.
All the Palntlncs In this fine Oolleotlon are on
P , Ivate bale, and tne attendant has a list of prk.
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS ETC
PARIS NOVELTIES
IN
BONNETS,
HATS, and
'. - MILLINERY. GOOD3.
WE ABE DAILY DECEIVING
NEWEST STYLES OF
THE
LADIES' CLOAKtr.CS,
WHICH WB OFFEB AT ODEATLT
DICED P BICES,
HIP
IN ADDITION TO A FCEX LINE OP
FANCY CASS1MERES,
COATINGS,
AND GOODS CENEBALKiT ADAPTED TO
MEN'S AND DOTS' WEAR.
MOKItl?, CL0TUIEB tt LEWIS,
CLOTH JOBBERS,
8 24 m NOS. 19 AND SI S. FOIJBTH ST.
n.LOAKS! CLOAKSI
AU THE NEW STYLES NOW BEADY.
CLOAKING CLOTHS IN ENDLESS
VARIETY.
CLOAKS CBT'FBEE OF CHARGE.
Tbe only CLOAK 8TORS In the city where you can
get fall value lor your money, la at
D. WATKINS',
NINTH AND CHERRY,
1017 thfm2m Between Arch an Raoa. '
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.,
MERCHANT JEWELERS,
No. 822 CHESNUT STREET,
ARE NOW OPENING
VIENNA FANCY GOODS, ,
PARIS FANCY GOODS,
DECORATED PORCELAINS,
FLOWER STANDS,
ENTIBELY NEW DESIGNS,
Mounted in Bronze.
ant.
Wood,
and
PARIS JET
JEWELRY.
10 Utulhsxmrp
FOR SALE.
FOR 8ALE-AN ELE-
.NT BllOWNbTONE KKWIUKNC10. 26 foet
1..... u.1,. U..,.a.H f In, 0'jK fuul .1... alfiiftia
on A lU'Ii bireel, west of i.lshteenih streei, exiend
tna Ibrough te Cherry street. Was erected aud
fiuisbed throughout lu the very beat manner, of Hie
best materials, exprtsnly lor tlie occupancy ot the
r.raoii. n n.rl h KH lar.A Dack-bUildlllUH! tvnrr
convenience aud Improvement, and Is In ne feet'
orCer. J. l- UUMMKY A K)Nd,
11 SiO tt No. 608 WALN UT Hlreet.
TO RENT.
"" O LET,
Large Third-Storv Room,
Well Lighted, -wltU or without Power.,
APPLY AT
ii ttr
NO. lo NOITTH- THIBD ST.
WILMINGTON BTBAMBoAT
iu aiitl alter TltWUA r. Oclolier 1st, the ateanion
8 U, ll'l.TON aud ARIKL will run as follow
Leave (.11 htiH TJT streei wharf at A. M. and 1 P. M
leave WILMINIITUN at T A, M. and 12'8i P. M
BU rplniratCUl-TER and HOOK each way. Fare
to WllmtUHton 18 cents. Kicurnlon ticket, per 1A.M.
boat, U cents, tare to Cheater or Hook. 10
ceule. 11 14 Its
WOOL? & CARY,
No. 725 CHESNUT STREET,
I 30 2mrp
PHILADELPHIA
MRS. R. DILLON.
NOS. 83 AND S31 SOUTH STREET
...
Has all the novelties In FALL MILLINERY, for
Ladles, Misses, and Children.
Also, Crapes, Bilks, Ribbons, Velvet, Flowera.
Feathers, Frames, etc. Milliners supplied. SISf
CLOTHING.
; ROCKHILL & WILSON,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Wo offer to the public the
largest and best selected
Stock, of Ready-made Cloth
Ins; In the City, for F.len'sand
Boys' Wear.
Also, an elegant assortment
of Piece Goods, which we will
make to order for Men and
Doys, at reasonable prices,
and in the most approved
styles.
' Always on hand a full assort
mentof Fall and Winter Over
coats and Business Coats,
Coachmen's Coats, Hunting;
Coats, New Style Walking,
Coats, Pants and Vests, of all
descriptions. .
Boys' Ready-made Clothing
In threat variety.
ROCKHILL .& WILSON,
NOS. 0S AND SOS CHESNUT STREET
SO 8m
PHILADELPHIA.
RMY OVERCOATS.
4VO0 new and In prime order, Just received.
PITKIN A CO.,
024 lmrp Nos. 837 and 839 N. FRONT fit., Pbllada,
GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
QENTS' FUBNJSHINa GOODS.
P
A T E N T E D. PANTS 8C0URED AND
8TBET1IUD irom 1 to 8 Inches, at Moitet
rench bieani lyelna ana Bixiurtnir, jno. 209 B,
ill Street and Ho. 7M RACE street. 17(5p
JOHN C. ARRISON,
NOS. 1 AND S N. SI III II STBEET, PniLAH
Would Invite te attention of gentlemen to his ax
teuslve assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Silk Shirts and Drawer
Cart wrlght Warner's Merino Shirts and Drawer.
Lambs' Wool "
Buckskin H "
Cotton
- English Swanadown Canton Flannel, made to Jt
A.'s express order, lor Bblrts aud Drawer. ;
Also, Gentlemen's Wrappers, Hosiery, Olov
Stocks. Ties , eta etc. l fclrp
B E
OF
DDin
liiVKRY
dksoriptiom;
AT
1111213 TJCEI rllIOIi:3.
WHOLESALE AND BKTAIL.
MO.SkS BID4UB A V EM LI tS JHKAB V INBST
i28tuthsW J. 0. rULLEH.