i
CITY IKTELLIG ENOE.
I rOB ADDITIONAL LOO Alt IT US KE OUTBIDS FAO.
Bpfdat Bchooi, Akrivbrrabt ThaTwenty-
first AnriivrrsarT of the Sundsv School ot the
tyrWg Garden Presbyterian Churcn whs cele
brated jesterdar afternoon. Rev. Mr. Cunning;-'
bam, pastor oftho church, presided. The an
nual report showed that there wero In the
schools fllty-one officers and teachers. In the
main school there are three hundred and thirty
even scholHrs, and In the infant ilep-xtment
one hundred and tblrty-flve, making a total of
five hundred and twenty-tbreeeacbers, oiHoers,
and scholar. The treasurer reported thai he
sad received during the year lor missionary
operations, from the mam eofcool, $40625: in
lact school. $51-55; total contribution, $50880.
Ibe librarian reported that the library con
tained about 1100 volumes, solected with care
and adapted to the wants of the scholars. Al
rresee were raaie by Rev. Mr. Cunningham,
A. G. Kowland, Ihac Baker, end jthers. The
church was crowded with the friends of the
movement. i
Thh Scots' Thistlb Bocirty. This Society
celebrated the anniversary of tbe Feast of 8t
Andrew, on Saturday evening, by a banquet at
the Wetberlll House, Peter 11. Johnson. Bsq.,
pretldltiR; prior to which an election of officers
1or the ensuing year took place, which resulted
in 'be choice of Pet:r H. Johnson, President;
William Robb, Vlce-Preildcnt; Thomas Duncan,
Treasurer; and John Booth, Secretary. At the
banquet speeches were made an I pongs wero
uo Jixitre 1'eirce, Kev. Willliun Blackwood,
(ieneral Robert Patterson, and A. N. McPherson
beiua: amongt those who prominently contri
buted to the pleasures ot the evening.
Mr. Charles Lblakd, for many years a
leading merchant in Philadelphia, died jester
day, nt his les-ideticc, on Locust street. Mr.
Leland retired fioni iictive business some yetrs
ago, and has been an Invalid for some time. He
was an Intelligent, honorable, and successful
business man, ana was universally respected,
lie was a man of kiud Impulses, and did a great
deal of good in a quiet and unostentatious wny.
The fine pranite bull. linns on Chesnut street,
below rhiid, and on Third, above Chesnut, on
the site ot the old Congress Uall, were erected
by Mr. Leland.
' ScrrEK Death of the Rev. Joseph Metcalfe.
The Rev. Joseph Metcalfe, paBtor of the Bible
Christian Church, Third (street and Uimrd ave
nne, died very suddenly yesterday niorninp, of
apoplexy. The reverend i-erjtleman was in the
fifij-eiehth year of his ape, and was highly
esteemed by his congregation and a large circle
ot friends.
The Commerce of Philadelphia The fol
lowing were tbe foreieu and coastwise arrivals
at the port of Philadelphia for the month ending
November 30, 1867: Koreign Steamships, 3;
thips, 8; barques, 11; brigs, 18; schooners, 8;
total 43. Coastwise Steamers, 210; Drips, 13;
schooners, 797; sloops, 679; barges, 376; boats,
23G5; total, 433 f
"Removal of Bodies. The remains of Gene
ra" Joseph Reed, ot the Revolution, and ot his
wife, Esther De Berdt Reed, were, on Friday
last, disinterred from the Presbyterian burial
gtound, Arch street, near Fifth, and removed to
ihe Cemetery of Bt. James the Less. General
Reed died In 1785 and his wile la 1780.
; AMUSEMENTS.
Acasemt of Music Mrs. F. W. Lander com
mences an engagement this evening In Elita
beth, supported by Mr. James H. Taylor and an
excellent dramatic troupe. Mary Stuart will
shortly be produced.
Chkbnut. M'ile Marie Zoe, the "Cuban
8-lpu," will appear this evemug in tbe drama of
Tim Frtncfi Spy, in which she is said to be very
powerful and pleasing. M'ile Fauny Jauaus
chek, the distinguished Geiman tiagedieune,
will shortly appear at this theatre.
Walnut. Mr. John Brougham will continue
his Lottery of Life during the week. Tbe severe
critiques of tie public press seem to add to the
popularity of the new piece.
Arch. Mrs. Drew and her company will ap
pear all this wtek. in iRosed.ue. Mr. Edwin
Aoams will shorllv begin an engagement at this
theatre.
American. The Carlo Family of Panto
mimUts are re-cngaged for the present week.
Circus. At Tenth and Callowhill streets.
Opm nightly with an excellent troupe.
Matinees on Wednesday and Saturday after
noons. Go and take the children.
Artists' Fchd Pociett. Of the several insti
tutions lrom time to time challenging publio
attention, none are more worthy of special
notice than the Aitista' Fund Society of Phila
delphia. The exhibition of pictures at their
galleries, No. 1334 Cnesnut street, and now
about to clc-e, contains many fine specimens ot
artistic skill, doing credit to their ability aiid
Industry, amongst which will be found some of
the finest productions of P. Moran, E. Moran,"
T. Moran, J. Faulkner, J. Hamilton, T. H. Smith,
I). K. Knight, J. R. Lambdin; W. H. Wilcox, E.
B. Bensell, 8. B. Waugh, W. T. Richards, G. C.
Lhmbdin, J. L. Williams, G. B. Wood, W. H.
Trotter, S. J. Ferris and F. De B. Richards,
with many of the works of L. 8. Julliard, lately
deceased, all of which will be sold on Tuesday
evenlug, Deo. 3d, tor the benefit ot the Institu
tion, except the works of the latter, which will
be sold for the benefit of his widow and chil
dren. We hope the sale will be a success, since
it is lor charitable purposes, and it is better to
patronise our own artists than those of foreign
lands, when works of equal merit can be bad
at less cost.
The Grand Complimentary Concert to Mrs.
JoseDhine Scblmpf takes place to-morrow even
ing at Concert llall. Here is tbe programme:
Fart Flrt Dno Conrertante Plauo and Violin
on "Norm." Benedlet. Messrs Thunder and Oasrt
lier. bolo "The Exile." Keller, Mr. Aaron R. Taylor.
Soio ' Robert lot que J'altue," oi eyerbeer. Mrs.
Jorerihlne Scbimpf. Violin Or ncerto, De Bf riot op.
44. Mr. Carl Oaertsor. Bolo "Trie Tnree Wauder
en," (new), Abl, Mr. Theodore II abelmiiun. Yaise
"LEstaal." Aralll, Miss Lou 1st, Srltiday. Trio
"UkbI se tl Sfuggl," D0nl7.au, Mrs. Schtmpr and
Messrs. Hsbeluiaun and Taylor, Part Secoud Ro
mance "Dreams of Scotland," Uaertner, Mr. Carl
Uutmmr. Solo The Celebrated "Porter Song," Yl t
tow, Mr. Aaron 11. Taylor Jlullad "Say, was it
beartlelt?" Masoliek. Miss Louise Sollniay. Duo ' La
ci elan m," Mozart, Mrs. Schluiuf and Mr. Taylor,
bolo In Terra Holo, Mr. Theodore Habeluiatm.
tjuarieite "Rlgolelto." Verdi, Miss Solliday, Mrs.
Scblnjpf. and Messrs. Habeluiann and Taylor.
Habelmann's Concf-rts on Thursday and
Friday evenings, in Concert Hall, are calling
the attention of the public to th"ir superior
attractions and low subscription rates. Mr.
Joseph Hermanns, the great basso from the
German opera, is to sing his wonderful part ot
"Mtphistophcles," in Faust, the nlinobt equally
reat part of "Rocco" in Fideio, and Introduces
a new song composed for him by Carl Evcrs,
called "To the Storm-winds." Mnie. Jobannscn,
Jean Louis, and Mr. Habelmann have also tine
operatic parts to sustain. Carl SttnU's orchestra
is also enaagei.
Cart. Sentz's Orchestra has its ninth Matinee
nn Thursday afternoon, in the new Horticul
tural Hall, and oners a splendid programme of
new compositions, luiroauceu ior mo ursi iiuie,
Mr. C. H. Jarvis, an executant of superior abili
ties and acknowledged reputation, penorms a
Mendelssohn ConceTto. with orchestra accom
paniment. This is tbe first of a series of star
piano torte performances at these brilliant Con
certs. The energy and spirit of Mr. 8enU are
well displayed in this enterprising movement.
Tbe prices of admission remain unchanged.
An entirely new bill is oflered at Tunison &
Co.'s Mew Philadelphia Opera House, Seventh
street, below Arch, every evening this ween.
Frank Moran, Eph. Horn, Budwortu, and others
appear.
Concerning the Cut of Baards.
The author of a new volume on Italy tells us
that rem 1818 to 1859 political tendency wa
much iudicated by the cut af the beard. A
e'.ean shaved face, like a priest, or a clean
shaved face with whiskers, such as were worn
in England before neckcloths disappeared were
the oitward and visible signs that the Jove, of
the House of Bourbon burned brightly in the
wwr, A juoustacUe wa flowed, au4 m torn
THE DAILY, EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, ,
cases was highly proper; bnt a shaven chin was
inoif ptD'sble, and any obstinate or unlucky In
dividual who allowed bis beaid to grow over
the Inch or two below bis mouth wai pretty
sure to receive a visit lrom tbe police, an order
to repair to the barber, and a little bill for
being shaved by superior orders, bnt at his own
finesse. But with the decadence of the llonse
ot Bourbon a fashion was Introduced of just tbe
oppueue mode of trimming the beard
and ' Its appendages. Tbe old basts and
gortfaitt of the Counts and Dukes of
avoy are maiked by a heavy moustache and
thick, pointed beard, something like that worn
by Charles I, of England. When King Victor
Kmanuel visited Edith id he was distinguished
by tbe girantic moustache that hnng over his
nnifoim like a pair or fox's tails, the beard
bcie; removed lrorq the chin, so that, wnile
the Lair was natural, the moustache was arti
ficial. The Klng'd moustaches were singed In
tte campaign of 1869, and either from
this cause, as a mark ol opposition to the re
gulation inch of clear chin, his Majesty
adopted the sivle of his ancestor Testa di fr erro
- shaven cheek, full moustache, pointed beard.
As toon as the police ceased to have power over
beards this style became prevalent in Naples.
Its adoption was the expression of devotion to
tbe Italian cause; the perlectly nntrlmmed beard
rather denoted the extreme or Republican party.
The transiormation, particularly when effected
In the person of elderly men, was remarkably
amusing. The most devoted Bourbonists, known
by their clean faces and neat whiskers, reap
r eared as the JiaUanisattni of the Italians, with
clean cheeks and Savoyard imperials. Any
other expression of change if opinion could be
even more rapidly adopted.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
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ALMANAC JOB PHILADELPHIA THI9 DAT,
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD Of TRAD It
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Ofofok l. muzby. Y Monthly Committee.
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HOVEUENI8 OF OCKAIf 8TKAMKR9.
FOR AMERICA.
Cella..... .....LonUon.T...New York.... Nov. 18
Alepio .....-l.lverp(Mi)...New York.. Nov 18
O. ol Pails.....Ilveriool...'ew York ,Not'. 211
Villerie Paris Havre New York..;3Nov 21
C. ol BootoD......... Liverpool. ..New York............JIov! M
Cblna................Llverpool... Boston -.Nov at
M-0'"--; I-lverpool...New York..w.,.Nov. V8
C. of Anlwerp.. Liverpool... New Yor;...MNov, 27
Fulton. ...Havre New York ..N. u
Aiicuiauuiiu)UUWiliuitwuMllw 1 lira
Nov. 89
Russia.....
Llverpool...New York,.
Nov. SO
, r un itUKOPH-
Cnba.........Boston......Llverpool...M
Manliailan......New York...Llverpool..
America. New YorkBremen.....
C. ol PaiU...M.New York...Liverpool-...,
Kuropa New York...4liuiriiw
Dec.
.M.Deo,
Deo.
...M-Deo.
(JOAH'I'WIRh. lUlM IMTin IT-TV,
Deo.
Corsica. .New YorkHavana...........De. 2
A illai.ee... ... ...pl,liada.....M.CIiarlesU)n Decl 8
HiarsandStripeePbllatla Havana.........Deo. 10
II lliaunrey New York...Aspluwall..M..M-Dec. 11
NiAnierlca New York...Rlo Janelro........Jan. 23
Malls are forwarded by every steamer In Ibe regular
lines. Tbe steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, exeppt the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers tor Or from the ConU
nent call at Bout bam Dion.
i CLEARED SATURDAY.
BSI55!PA,,,1 Maiihews. Bi ston. H WInsor A Co.
(ISlmaMas ' btrobrlde' iJbon, Josle de Bess
BCo (Je,8e Amos, Marts, Portland, E. A, Bonder A
BKonsth Rich, Lunt, Trinidad de Cuba, Knight A
Bcbr C. B. Edwards, dandy, Bt, Johns. P. B., J. Mason
Bcbr L. Aut-eorled, Crawford, Pawtucket, Blonlckaon
ol to.
Scr Ann B, Cannon, Cobb, Providence, Rommel A
Bcbr W. 6. Bartleit, Bartlett, Boston, do.
bcbr Lehmau Bltw, Buckaiew, Boston, Borda, Keller
A Nui tliiff.
Bohr Henry May, Franklin, Providence, Hammett &
Nell I.
Bcbr L. Hunter, Perry, Boston. I. R Tomllnsoo.
Bcbrearab A. Hoflman, Haley, Boston, J. U. A G 8
Bepplier.
Bcbr V. W. Locke, Huntley, Falrbaven, Day, Huddell
A Co.
Bciir M. V. Cook, Falkenburg, Boston, Dovey, Bulkley
A Co.
Bcbr K. Matthews, McElwee, Charleston, D. B. Btet
am A t"o.
Bcbr H. N. Miller, Boston, Castner, Btlokney A Wel
lington. 8chr MsKgle M, Weaver, Weaver, Boston, do.
hchr J. B. Allec Case. Pawlucket, i0.
bcbr Kmrna M. Fox, Case, Fall River, do.
ctr Henry Uroskey, Potter, Boston, Blaklston.Uraeff
Bcbr Annie E. Cranmer, Cranmer, Salem, do,
bchr Wave Crest, Davis, Dlgbtoo. a0,
bchr M Kelnbart, Hand, Buston, Captain.
Bcbr Chowan, Uoldwaltb. Portsmouth, Captain.
Bt'r J. B. Sbrlver. Dennis, Baltimore. A. Uroves, Jr.
Bt'r Alexandria. Pratt, Richmond. W. P. Clyde A Co.
Bt'r O. H. bloul, Ford. Wasbludten, W. P. Clyde A Co.
Bt'r E. C. BlUdle, McCue. New York, W. P. Clyde At'o.
Tub Tbos. Jellerson, Allen, for Baltimore, with a tow
oi barges, W. P. Clyde A Co,
ARRTVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Pioneer, Bennett, 60 boursfrom Wilming
ton, N. C, with cotton and naval stores to Philadel
phia and bouthern Mall Steamship Co.
bblp C'bltltaln, McUuIre, from Liverpool Oct. 17,
wiin melee, to P. Wright A Bona. Towed up by tug
America.
Br. barque Bessie North. Foye. 70 days from Liver
pool, with mdse. to J. R. Penrose.
Brig Alstou, Sawyer, from Wilmington. Del.
bcbr K. Nlckerson, Nlckerson, 6 days lrom Boston,
wlib mdse. to Crowell A Collins. SfQ A
Bcbr Transport, Crowley, t days from Great Hgg
Harix r. with mdse. to Allen A Nvedlea.
Bcbr Koret, Brown, fiom Boston, with mdse. to I.
Jloiifcb A Co,
bcbr W. Townsend. Maion, 1 day from Frederloa,
With train to J. L. Bewley A Co.
Pci.r Marlon. Klce.l day from Newport, with grain
to J. L. Bewley A Co. . t
SchrM.C. Burulte, Rlckards.l day from Camden,
With grain to J. L. Bewley A Co.
Bcbr Vaudalla, Lav In, l day lrom Letpslc, with grain
to Christian A Co. , M
, Sebr J B Austin, Davis, from Marolehead.
, Bcbr Halo, Disney, lrom Newbury port.
Bchr J. Klcardo Jova, Little, from Boston.
, Bchr Ann K Martin. Lloyd, from Boston.
; Bchr M. Reluhart. Hand, from Boston.
bcbr Henry Crmkey, Potter, from Boston. ',
bchr WavelTesi. uivn, irom duoiuu,
bchr L. Hunter, Perry, from Boston. , .
bchr T. J. Oiaflon. Tapley. from Boston. -l
bcbr L. A udenrled, Crawford, from Boston. ' .
bchr Charles Hill, Cbeeseman, from Boston.
bcbr Ann E. Cranmer. Cranmer, lrom Boston, a
bcbr M. M. Weaver, Weaver, from Bnstou.
bcbr M. V. Cook, Falkenburg, from Boston. 1 J
bcbr W. (. Bartlett. Bartlett. from Boston, -'
bcbr H. N. Miller. Miller, lrom Boston, -af
bcbr Cbowai'i C4oldwallh, from Baco.
bcbr Lebmin Blew. Buckaiew, from Hudson.
bchr J. B. Allen. Case, from tireeopori. 3S
bchrM. A. Hoflmau. Haley, from Newburyport.
BcbrC. W. Locke, Huntley, from Dorchester,
bcbr Emma M. Fox, Case, from Norwich.
bcbr Reading RR. Ko. 60. Corson, from Norwich, t
Schr Oeorite Twlblll. Wilier, from Baltimore.
bchr Henry May. Franklin, from Fall River. "
bcbr Ann B. Cannon, Cobb, from East Cambridge.
Steamer Frank, Pierce. 24 hours from New jtork.
wlib mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Steamer Mavrlower. Robinson, 21 hours from New
Yerk, with mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co. ,TT
Steamer D. I'tley. Davis. 24 hours from New York,
With mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co. -
Tog Thos. Jefferson. Allen, Irom Baltimore, wlln a
tow of barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
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WW MISSION MEKCHA NT,
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Dopont's Gunpowder, ReHned Nitre, Charooal, JCtc
W, Baker A Cc's Chocolate, O ooa and Brnma.
C rocker Br.. A Co.' YeitoW "Aeial WMiMng
Soils, 4 Am. j
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS ETC.
MRS. R. DILLON.
NO. UIAKD 81 SOCTn STREET
Has all the novelties m FALL MILLI If KBT, Sot
Ladles, Misses, stud Children.
Also, Crapes. Bilks, Blboons, Velvet. Flowers,
"Teathersjramea. etc. Milliners supplied. I is
FURS.
1867. FALL AND WINTER-
FUR HOUSE,
(Established in 1018.)
Tbe undersigned Invite the speelal attention of the
Ladles to their large stock of FURS, consisting of
Muffs, Tipnots, Collars, Etc..
IN RUSSIAN BABLX,
HODdON'B BAY BAB LB,
MINK BABLB
ROYAL KRMINK, CHINCHILLA, FfTOH, ETC
AU Of me LATEST STYLES. BUPEBIOH FINISH,
and at reasonable prices.
Ladles In mourning will find handsome articles
PERSiannkb and SIMIAS; the Utter a most bean
tlrnl tor.
CARRIAGE ROBES, SLEIGH R0BE8, and FOOT
MUFFS. In great variety.
A. K. & F. K. WO WRATH,
1114m NO. 417 ARCH STREET.
JMrWlll remove to oar new Store, No. 1212 Chesnut
street, about May 1. 1868.
p A N C Y F U R 0.
Tbe snbscrlber havlDg recently returned from
Europe with an entirely new stock of
runs
Oi bis own selection, would oiler tbe same to his cus
tomers, made op in the latest styles, and at reduced
prices, at bis OLD ESTABLISHED BTORE,
NO. 189 NOBTII THIRD STREET,
10 262mrp ABJVEARCH.
JAMES REISKY.
REMOVAL.
II
EHO V ATL -II EBOTAL.
C. W. A. TRUMPLER
HAS REFCVED HIS MUSIC STORE
moil SEVENTH AND CUESNVT ST8J.
TO
Ao. 926 CUES A VT STREET,
tUtArp PHILADELPHIA.
HATS AND CAPS.
JJ TIIE FALL AND WINTER
STYLE HATS
AT L. BLAYLOOK'S,
NO. 09 NOBTlT EIUUTII STREET,
Are commended to the eepeclal attent'on of
OENTLEJHEH OF TASTE AHU FASIliON,
BEING ELE9ANT IN OUTLINE.
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CHARMING IN FINISII
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THE MODEL OF TIIE SEASON.
FERTILIZERS.
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For Wheat, Corn, Oats Potatoes, Grass, theVegetabM
Garden, Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Etc Eto.
This Fertiliser contains Ground Bone and tbe be
Fertilising Salts.
Price Si per ton of 2000 pounds. For sale by Um
me-nnlaotnrers,
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SUHSCKIlTlON I'HICK OF SHARES. 010.
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nromut atiention. vl Stalwi Island Fancv Dyftlnn
Company, 47 N. Eighth street; Atkinson's Genu' Fur
nishing Store, 621 Chesnut street; Atkinson's Gents'
Furnishing Store, 620 Cbesaul street ; Lalug's Hat and
Ueuts' Furnishing Store. N. E.ror. Sixth and Chesnut
streets; Winchester's Genu' furnisoing ntore, ivo
Chesnut street; Grant's Gents' Furnishing Store, 1018
Chesnut street; Levi's Geul's Furnishing Store, S. E.
cor. tlulilb and Rsce streets; Sachse fe Sou's Shirt
Store, S. K cor. Eighth and Vine streets; Butler's
Gents' Furnishing Store, Mi 8. Eighth street; Scou'b
Gents' Furnishing Store, 2ft B. Tenth street; Jones'
Hoop Skirt and Ladles' Furnishing Store, 82! Arch
street; Hooper b Parker's Gents' I'urulsblng suire,
N. . cor. Arch and Ninth streets: Taggart A Farr's
Sewing Machine Store, 61 N. Niulb street; Atkinson's
Dry Goods Store, ib! Ridge avenue, and at the
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Tbe nubile are invited to luspect the LatiuUry.
Holders o( lour shares of stock will have their bills
rendered monthly, with a discount ol so per ceit
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tion paid to customer work, and a perfeot fit guaran
teed In all cases. 10 2Sfmwm
GROCERIES. ETC.
gnOl WELL'S SWEET CIDER.
Our usual inpply of this
CELEBRATED CIDER,
JTJBT RECEITED.
ALLERT C BOBEBTS,
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
ll7;rp Corner ELEVENTH and VINE St, ,
pRESH FRUITS, I 867.
PKACIIE8, PEABS, PINEAPPLES,
PLClIg, APBICOTS, CnEBBIEH,
B-UACHBEBBIKS, QUINCES. ETC
PBESEBTED AND FRESH, IN CANS AND
UIAKS JABS,
Put np for onr partlcn.ar trade, and for sale by tbe
doien, or In smaller quantities, by
MITCHELL & FLETCHER,
10 Jm NO. 1804 CIIESN VT STBEJBT.
JAMES R. WEDD,
TEA DEALER AND GROCER,
S. E. COB. EIGHTH AND WALXl'T BT.
Extra Fine Souchong, or English Breakfast Teas.
Superior Cbnlan Teas, very cheap.
Oolong Teas of every grade.
Young Hyson Teas of finest qualities. " '
All freab Imported. 8 14
RATIONAL UNION
OBOCCBT AND PRO VISION COMPANY.
Groceries and provisions at Coat.
OFFICE: No. 23S South THIRD Street,
BTORE: No. 08 ARCH Street.
Cash Capital...... .30, 000
President-WHILL. D. UALFUANN 11191m
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
We keep always on band an assortment of
LADIES AND VENTS' "FINE WATCHES'
Of tbe best American and Foreign Makers, all war
ranted to give complete sutiaiacUon, aud at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
FARR & BKOTHBH,
Importers of Watches, Jewelry, Musical Boxes, eto.
11 Uamtb'rp No. 824 CHESNUT St., below Fourth.
Especial attention given to repairing Watches and
Musical Boxes by FIRST-CLASS workmen.
LEVIS LADOMUS & CO.,
DIAMOND DEALERS AND JEWELLERS,
JNo. SOS CHESNUT BTIUUCT,
. Wonld Invite tbe attention of purchasers to their
'arge stock of
BENTS AND LADIES' WATCHES,
Just received, ef tbe finest European makers.
' Independent quarter, "econd, and self-winding, In
gold ana silver casee.
Also, AMERICAN WATCHES of all sizes.
Diamond Seta, Pins, Studs, Rings, etc
Coral, Malacblle, Uaniet, and Etruscan Bets, In
great variety. fs liip
SOLID SILVERWARE of all kinds, Includliig a
large assortment suitable lor Bridal Preaenta.;
C. RUSSELL & CO.,
R0. 23 NOIiTH tJIXTH STREET,
OFFER ONE OF TIIE LARGEST STOCKS
OF
FINE FRENCH CLOCKS,
OF 1 HEIR OWN IMPORTATION, IN TUB
CITY. S2
AMERICAN WATCHES,
LTbe best In tbe world, sold at Factory Prloes
C. & A. PEQUICNOT,
MANUFACTURERS OF WATCH CASES,
No. 18 South SIXTH Street
8 8 Manufactory, A'o. 2. & rii'TH Street.
gTERLIKQ SILVERWARE MANUFACTORY
NO. 414 LOCCST STBEBT.
GEORGE 8 II AJX P,
Patentee of tbe Ball and Cube patterns, manufacture
every description of fine STERLING SILVER
WARE, and offers for sale, wholesale and retail, a
choice assortment of xicb and beautiful goods of new
styles at low prices. (9 28 3m
J.M.SHARP. A. ROBERTS.
PAPER HANGINGS, ETO.
pAPER HANGINGS.
NEW ENT ABI JMUSIEN T, '
E. t'OBNIB OF TENTH AND WALNUT.
J. O. FINN A SONS
Have opened with an extensive assortment of DECO
RATIVE and PLAIN WALL PAPERS, embracing
every Quality to suit all tastes. 14 8m
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETO.
CUTLERY.
A fins assortment of POCKET and
TABLE CUTLEKV. RAWJKM,
lUftltt BTKOr-tt, LADIEH' HOIS.
feUiUi. PAPEii AN1 TAILUUs
SHEARS, E'IO.1
L. V. H ELM OLD" 3
Cutlery Store, No. m Booth TENTH Street,
XtwM Aours attoye Walaut, .
a -si iw sxxtJL4-axxxxxe.nMixxxxM.xaiMSi
FINE WATCHES. j
Si
rS
DECEMBER 2, 1867.
li JN TAB HOURS OF OUR HAri'lNKSS
and prosperity, letns remember the nnlonunateand
disabled soldiers who saved as a country and nation-allty'-LINCOLN,
OBAND POrCLlR JnTOTESIENT
TO ERECT THS
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
FOB
INVALID HOLDIEKB,
UNDER A SPECIAL
Cbart.r from tb. State of r.o..,l,.BU
PASSED MARCH 0, 1S07.
AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE,
Tbe object ul Ibis Association Is lo provide, by pub
lic exertion, a Na'loDal liome lor our disabled Rol
lers, to erect . n asylum for those won, In their patri
otism, have served their count y at the expense of
lhls bealtn and happiness; who In the battle fur tbe
nation's H'ewere am lined, and are now Incapable of
working for tbeir own maintenance. France baa
her Hotel Ues lnvalloes. where rest the ashes of the
great Napoleon; England, her Greenwich and Chel
sea Hospitals, the former being one of tbe II nest
architectural structures ever devited to charity.
Russia, Prussia, and In fttct nearly all Europeau
oonniriee have magnificent retreats for the nn
leriunste soldiers. Monarchies provlle for tbe
alleviation of the auflerlng eunsed by war, but free,
prosperous Republican America has no pliv e lor her
crippled and sick soldiers but tbe country poor-home
or the sidewalks ot her crowded oltles. These noble
patriots lell happy homes lo save our common conn
try in the hour ot her deep distress. We pledged to
them our lactlug gratitude, and now those woo are
dependent look to us In tbelr "utter n'ed to redeem
tbose pledges. They have performed their part. We
enjoy the result ol their saoiillcts. We must not he
recreant to our obligations. Let us each devote but
a single dollar to this purpose, aud the (4ettysburg
Asylum will a fiord the soldiers a home, and our
country will be honored by the noble Institution,
THE LAND HAS BEEN PUKCHASKD
By this Association, and Ten Thomand Dollars have
already been paid towards the preservation of the
battle-grouud about thirty acres (adjoining the site
oi Ueneral Meade's Headquarters) have been set
apart for the uses of Ihe Asylum.
LrXIMGTON Avknob, Ntw YtRK, Oct 2S, lfi7.
Having labured lor three years to erect a Home
for our crippled veterans, and having parsed a bill
for that purpose In the New Vork Legislature, In
corporating some one hundred of our best citizens as
Directors but under which bill no actlou has beeu
bad, from that time to this and knowing the great
and crying necessity ol tbe cane, the shame of leav
ing our disabled veterans to starve or beg, I hereby
most cordially Indorse your enterprise, aud It shall
have all the aid of my tongne. peu, aud Intlut-nco.
Very truly yours, CHARLfcS U. HALPI.HE.
(From the Postmaster-General of tbe United States.)
I recommend to all Postmasters that they shall aid
this truly benevolent and patriotic enterprise.
A. W. RANDALL.
Being satisfied with the Integrity of your enterprise,
we cheerfully consent to display your diamonds at
Our establishment. BKOWNE & bPALDKNli,
October 26, 1807. Nob. 668 aud 670 Broadway.
We hereby certify that we have examined ibe
Diamond Goods, Pearls. Emeralds, Rublo, and other
precious Stones, as described la the list, and hud them
all genuine.
UENLE BROS., Diamond Importers, No. 26
Maloen Lane, New York.
J. Hf'RhM ANN, Diamond Setter, No. 894 Broome
Street, New York.
In order lo promote rnhllc confidence In tbe highest
degree, and for the lurtberauoe of this great olijrcl,
the Association basdectdHd to place tbe luno.ooo worth
ot diamonds on public exhloltlon at tne larue Jewelry
Establishment of Messrs. Browne & Spaulding, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, In tbe city of New Yo.k.
The orld-rer owned yacnt "Henrietta" has also been
purchased. The Karni ot soil acrvs le locateU in Sulli
van county. N. Y., and Is oue o th finest stock farms
In tbe Stale; has a splendid mansion, and Is coca pie te
In every particular. . . ,,
There will be 1,200 COO tickets Issued at one dollar
each, admitting the holders to botn of the
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
ONE AT
IRVING HALL, NEW YORK. SATURDAY EVEN
INO. FEBRUARY 8, ISM,
AMD ON K eikt
HORTICULTURAL HALL. PHILADELPHIA,
SATURDAY EVEN1FO, FEBRUARY 82. 1SSM.
On which latter occasion a committee of prominent
cllisens will be select d to associate with tbe manage
ment In making the distribution, to commence on
Monday. February li4, at 10 o'clock A.M., at liorucul-
tU' S64..K0 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
Will be distributed among the ticket holders, In ac
cordance with tbe Charier and the following
SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.
L 1 Orand Cash Award - Ii(io,ooo
g. l Splendid Farm ittuO acres) tto.uiio
a. i Yacht, the famous Henrietta".. en.omi
4 1 Diamond Necklace, 48 Hrllltants S0,0U0
6. i Diamond Brooch and Earrlugs lull large
Diamonds).... , 25,000
ft, Diamond Brooch and Earrlugs (all large
Diamonds) 23,000
7. 1 Diamond Brooch and Earrings - 15,000
8. 1 Diamond Neck Luce, 2B UnUiauls, Star
Selling ... 8 000
. 1 Diamond Necklace, i Brilliants 7,uoo
10. 1 Diamond Cross, set in silver, (large
Diamonds. 7,000
11. 1 Diamond Slide, 16 l!i llliau W.............. t.m)
li 1 Diamond lUuster Brooch .- S.Ooo
14, 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch.......... (jjuog
14. 1 Diamond and pearl Cameo Bracelet
liro cb and Karrlnns.. 6,000
15. 1 Diamond Single Stone RUig ... 4 000
Hi. 1 Diamond Custer Bracelet 4.000
17. 1 Diamond Cluster BroocU.............. ...... 4,000
18. 1 Diamond Cluster Uraceiet. . - 4,000
19. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch aud Earrings.... 4.U0O
So. 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet. ..... 4.000
21. 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch 4.000
22. 1 Diamond single Stone Scarf l'lu........... 4.000
24. 1 Diamond Cluster Broocb....M......... ....... 4,000
24. 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet 4.1 ou
25. 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring........... g.aon
16. 1 Diamond Emerald Cluster Brooch............ 3,500
27, 1 Pearl Necklace..... - 8, Wo
28. 1 Pair Diamond Single stone Earrings... g 500
29. 1 Diamond Cross g.ooo
811. 1 Diamond Single Stone blud. ...... ....... 2,000
8:. 1 Diamond Single Stone Pin 8.1100
82. 1 Pair Diamoud Single Stone Earrings....... ,)
83. Diamoud Single Stone Plu 8.1100
84. 1 Diamond Single Stone Stud...n 8.000
86. 1 Pair Diamond Siugle Stone Studs .., 8,000
80. 1 Diamond Brooch (in Silver). ........ ............ 3,000
87. 1 DUmoud Cluster Brooch.......... ........ g.ooo
8H. 1 DlamoDd Single Stone Pin 8 000
80. 1 Diamond Single Stone Stud............ 8 ouO
40. 1 ' 'lamond Cluster Brooch .............,. 2,500
41. 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring... 2 soo
42. 1 Uismtinii and Emerald ftroocu............... 2,510
4a. 1 Diamoud Single Stone Pin. asoo
44. 1 Pearl Breast pin. Earrings aud Head
Ornament 1,500
45. 1 Diamond Single Stoue Flu... 2 600
46. 1 Diamoud Cross....... ......... 2,000
47. 1 Diamond and Emerald Ornament 2,500
48. 1 Diamoud Single Stone Piu.... 2,000
4a. 1 Diamond Single Stoue Ring ......... 2 000
IS4I. 1 Diamond Cluster Stem Rlug ... l'.ioo
61. 1 Siugle stone Diamoud Rtb............. 1 500
62 Diamond Cross 1 000
63. 1 Hair Diamond Cluster Earrings l'soo
64. 1 Diamond single Mone Ring.
65. 1 Diamoud Single Stone Stud j'soo
6. 1 Diamond Bracelet .. ... i'kj
67. 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring. .......... rgoo
6H. 1 Diamoud Cluster Rlug j
to. 1 Camel's Hair Shawl 1 &ou
60. 1 Choice Emerald stud. ......... , i,6ou
61. 1 Single Stoue King.. 1,600
di. 1 Single i-lone Plu....... w. 1,500
Sa. 1 Cluster Brooch l.fKiO
64. 1 Diamoud Single Stoue Plu... iio
65. 1 1'air Diamoud single Stone Earrlugs boo
66. 1 Diamond Siugle Sione Rlug g)0
67. 1 Diamond and Emerala Cluster Ring. goo
6a. 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet, Earriugd,
aud Pin goo
60. 1 Camel's Hair Shawl hj0
10, 1 Diamond and Ruby Three nioue King..... 8 0
71, 1 Diamond and Emerald Cluster Rlug 800
T'. 1 Diamond Clutrr Brooch. goQ
73. 1 1'air Diamoud Cluster Studs. gyQ
74. 1 Ueutiemau's Oold Watch aud Heavy
Chain eno
75. 1 Iilamoua Single Stone Ring, Star Selilug, 600
76. 1 Diamond and Unmet Cluster Ring... 601)
77. 1 Diamoud single Stone Plu......... 500
7K. 1 Emerald Knob
78. 1 Pair Diamond and Ruby Earrlugs 600
SO. 1 Diamond Cluster Ring 4W
81. 1 Diamond and Emerald stem Pin 400
62 1 Lady 's Diamond Set Watch
S3. 1 Diamond Single Stoue Rlug 850
64. 1 Oold Walub 3,0
85. 1 Diamond aud Opal Ring g.-
SO, 1 Diamond and Siugle Stoneotud j.50
87. 1 Diamoud Single stone King 15,,
8s. 1 Diamond Three Stone Rlug j5q
80. I Diamond Siugle Stone Stud
90. 1 1'earl Scarf Pin
01. 1 Diamond Cluster Ring u0
1 Diamond Single Stoue Rlug... 150
03. 1 (jenileman's Diamoud aud Amethyst
Ring ISO
94. 1 Diamond Cluster Pin loo
95. 1 Cam to and pearl Brooch aud Earrlugs.... lou
90 1 Cameo Brooch.... . uo
97. 1 Diamond Single Slene Rlug 101)
9H. 1 Diamond tJluster Ring. ........ loo
90. 1 Daily's Oold Watch.. 1011
lou. 1 Coral Brooch and arilngs lno
"lnl. 1 1'alr Garnet Sleeve Hill tons luo
102. 1 Oold aud Pearl Scurf Pln. . 60
10.S. 1 nierald Scarf Pin 60
I04. 1 Emerala Scarf I'lti....... 60
106 to 1104, Oue thousand copies of tbe Spltm-
dully Illustrated Presentation work.eu-
tllled the "Tribute B.iok," at 20 eaclu 20 0"M)
1105 to VIM. looo Photograph Albums at to each 6.000
Also, 12U,(H,0 Caoh Presoii la, fleach..... 120,000
Making In the aggregate 122.104 Presents, va" "
lued at (k41.960
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Ordeismay be sent us In rettlstered letters or pist
ofliee orders, in sums ol 81 to f-a, at our risk. Larger
amounts should be seut In drafts or by ex ureas, at the
following
CLUB RATES:
6 Tickets to 1 address 64 '60 1 40 1 1ckefs to 1 addr'sim-OO
10 Tickets lo I address Ills' 60 Tickets lo 1 adilr's 4 I'd
20 Tickets to 1 addrea. 17-601 100 Tickets to laddr'a 86'UO
Addrwi all orders and ronimunw-ailoiis Lo (11 4 lut
'OETTYKBUKO AHYI.bM AheMJClA'I'HiN.
, 'No, ii Cll-EUN Sir, i'WiaA., Pa, !
A-VflSJlil fiDEMf op MUSIC
...Le and Manassr
MONDAY KVESHNO, Dee, J,
AMD
EVERY 1VENISO UNTIL FURTHER NOTICH,
MRS. T. W. LANDER
(Formerly Miss Jean M. Davenport). ' .;
In her great classic and blstorlo role of
(Fac simile of the signature of Qneen RPrabeth to tbe
Death Wananlol' Mary btuart),
yUEEN OF KNoLANl), ' '
Being a translulion and adaptation. of Olaoomettl's
teletir.ted Tacedy of that name, rendered so famous
by Madame Rlsiorl In Itallau.
MHK. LANDER AH ELTZ B ETH.
, MR. J. H. TAYLOR AS ESSEX. ' ',"
Supported by
THE LANDER HIsTRIONIO COMPANY. ' I
I'OltLA I r CALE OF TRICES.
Parquet Parquet Circle aud Balcony. l. No extra,
charge lor r.terved sea's. Family Circle, 60 cents;.
Amphitheatre, 25 cenis; Proscenium Boxes, I a
Doors open at 7. Curtain will rise preclselyTat 8 ,
0'cldck. MnM
The Box Fheet now open at Trum pier's Moslc Store,
No. 92 ( hesnnt street here seals may be secured for
aay evening during tbe week,
IXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT. " "1" I
The manssement lakes great pleasure In annoonO-
. arrangements have been made wltb tba"
1 bllsdelphla. W llmlngtou. and Baltimore Railroad '
(ompany to lsue excursion tiokeU during Mrs. Lao--'
dei'seug-gemsut for tbe accommodation of thscitl- .
Kens of Vllmlr,gtort and Chmer. roodor onv froln. '
Tickets ftom Wllmlnglon and return, 82, eniluiiia the
holder to an admission, with reserved .eat, to tbe '
Academy otMuslo any evealm. Chester, Si 60 11 1 ,
-NJEW CUESNUT STREET TI1EATRB.'
Xl Doors open at 6 45. Renins at 745.
MONDAY EVENING Deo. J. "
KKflAOKMKtiT ,
AND FIRST APPEARANCE IN PHILADELPHIA
op THH
FASCINATING, DASH INO, AND BEAUTIFUL
ACTREfcB, PANlOMIMIST, AND DANbEUSE. '
M'LLE MARIE ZOE, '
M'LLE fe AR1E ZOE. - ' Y
THE CUBAN SYLPH.
Who will appear In the wonderfnl Impersonation of '
Til K FKENCH SPY:
THE FRENCH SPY; E t. , ..
OH,
THE FALL OF ALGIERS, '
FenryStAlme ..)
Harrer 5-M'lle MARIE ZOE.'
Malblldede Merlgue .....J . -
Incidental to tbe plecrf.
A URAND BATTLE SCENE, . .
Incl tiding .
ZOE'rt INIMITABLE BROADSWORD COMBAT..
Which has proved the most
1 ERRIKIO SWORD FIGHT
ever attempted by any lemale on the stage. . ,
To conclude wlih the excellent comedietta,
THE LADY AND THE DEVIL.
SATURDAY AFTK.RNOHN FAMILY MATtNEK.
Will shortly appear, the celebrated Germau actress,
. M'LLE FaNNYJ AN AUSOHEK.
WANTED 75 Yoting Ladles for the Spectacular
Play. CENDHILLON. -
Apply between ihe bnurn ot ) I and 1 o'clock.
MKS. JOHN DREW'S AKCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins at IX o'cloc k.
HOSEDALE-SiX NlulII'S ONLY. ,
MONDAY AND DURING THE WEEK,
Lester Waiiack's great nlav or , ' . ;
ROSE DALE;
CR. THE RIFLE BALL, I. . .1 : '.'f
wltb all Its grand effects and gret cast. ,.
MRS. JOHN DREW lo her original character, L
ROSA LEIGH . , -k
' REMEMBER, SIX NIOHT8 ONLY. '''
FRIDAY BENEFIT OF MRS. JOHN DtlEW.
MONDAY NEXT EDWIN ADAMS.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
. THIS (Monday) EVENING, Dec. A . ,
MB. JOHN BROUGHAM
will appear for the sixth time In bis "'. - 1
OREAT SENdA 1IONAL DRAMA,
a picture of men and manners or the present day.
entitled . THE LOTTERY OK LIFE.
Terry, the Swell Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM
(A Scampish character ou "The Chances").
Pornlar Fll.101 Ian Scene by Mr FRANK B ROWER,
F1RS1 APPKAHANCKOF M t, BENJAMIN GOLD
SMITH. THE CHAMPION CLOG DANCES.
OX'S AMERICAN VAU1ETY THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
' GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
In Grand Ballets Ethiopian Uurlesques.Songs, DanOM
Pantomimes, Gymnast Acts, etc.
NEW 'PHILADELPHIA OPERA HOUSE.
SEVEN'l H treet, below Area.
L. V. TUNlsoN A (X)....w Proprietors.
SAMUEL STANFORD.... Business Manager.
1 UNISON A (.XL'S MINSTbELS.
' THE CREAM OF THE PROFESSION.
GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME THROUGH
OUT. ALL THE STARS IN THEIR OREAT EFFORTS.
FRANK MORAN AS HAMLET.
J. H. BUDWOKT H AS COUSIN SOHNrDER. .
W. S. BUD WORTH A4 SAM COLLYEB.
W. ALLEN AS YOUNG KELLY.
YOUtVO BOWKN WITH N E WSONGS.
ROBINSON IN NEW DANCRS.
HO BBS WITH NEW OVERTURES.
BOLES, EDWARDS. DANIELS, AND COMPANY,
All In their respective characters.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commence at 8, Admls
slop 26, 60, and 75 cents. Boxes. S5each.
HABELMANN'8
OPERATIC CONCERTS IN C03TUME,
CONCERT HALL,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING?.
Dec 5 and . .
M'me JOHANNSEN,
M'me BEHREN8. '
JObEPH HERMANNS, the great Basso. v
JEAN LOUIS.
THEO. HABELMANN.
OrJNTLEM AN AMATEUR
AND CARL SENTZ S ORCHESTRA.
Grand Selections from
FAUST. BARBER OF SEVILLE, AND FIDELIO.
Subscription Tickets for Two Nlghti I..!jll 50
Single llcket. it MO
To be bad at the Music Stores ot Mr. Trumpi'eVi No.
920 Chtsnut street, and Mr. Boner, No. 110a Chesnut
street.
No Extra Charge for Reserved Seats.
Doors open at 7. Concert commences at 8. nap.
QONCE R T HALL.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
Ta
MRS. JOSEPHINE SCHIMPF
iiiuiiAi tvti.ti, oecbjuuek a. .
Mrs. SCHIMPF will be assisted by the followlngi
dlstiugulshed artists:
MISS . OUIPE 80LLTDAY,
The celebrated Soprano of St. Stephen's Choir.
Mr. TUEoDORh; HABEiMaNN Tenor.
Mr. A A HON R TA Y LO tt, Batso.
Wi.UaHL g AERTN KR, tbe eminent Violinist,
Mr. HtKKY U. THUNDER, Pianist.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
May be prucured of Mr. J. K. Oould, No, 9-3 Chesnut
stieet: Mr. C. W. A. Trua.pler. No 924Cbesnat sureet.
and Mr. W. H. Boner No. Una Chesnut street.
Decrs open at 7,' o'clock. Conceit to commence at.
8 precisely. ; ia 2 2t
0 ARL BENTZ'S
ORCHESTRAL MATINEES.
EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
At a1, o clock,
IN HORTICULTURAL HALL.
Plauo solo-Mr. C. H. JAUVI,
Package of Four Tickets for One Dlhr.
Single Tickets, 60 cents.
To oe had at Bouer it Co.'s, No. HCi Chesnut street,
andatlLedoon ' H attf
HiuAMA OKCllKBTltA. PUBLIO RE
beiirsals at the MUSICAL FUND HALL, every
SAT URDAY, at 8 P. M. Tickets sold at the door,
aud at ail principal Music Stores. Engagements caa
be made by addressing G. BASTKRT. No. LUil MON
TEBEY Street, or at R. WILLIG'S Music store, No
llttl CH ESN UT Street. 10 6 8m
pTTLERf WEAVER & COT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
MANILLA AND TARRED CORDAGE, CORDS,
TWINES, ETC.
No. S3 North WATER Siieet, and
No. 22 North DEL A WARE Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
Epwin n. FiTi.KB, Michael Wjcavkb,
ivr.il.
4 'ON MAD F. Clothikh.
NlON PAbTE AND SlZINfl COMPANY.-
.. ... U.wtlr 111 Hflursi Eu rAa
Postersetc. 11 will not sour. 'jys
elrrWllfl'Im iZ"
Jd 1. KCK Strwel. .
gcrj? GAKDNER & TLEMINO,
COAOII MAKE118.
po. ai sovTn rtrni mtbeet.
Pew aud Second-hand Carriage for sal. Fax
UonlM attonUon paid to repairing 5 W 3 ua
r