THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1807.
TO 11 Y MO TITER.
BT EIX1AR ALLAN FOR.
Bcatige I feel that, in the heavens aWe,
The angels, whimpering to one another,
Can find, among their burning termB of lore,
None ao devotional as that of "Mother,"
xuereiore, by tbat dear came I long have
called you
You who are more than mother unto me.
And nil my heart of hearts, where Death
lumaueu j on
In Bettine mv Virginia' sn'rlt. frnn.
My mother my own mother, who died early,
vr aa oui me motber or myself; hut you
Are mother to the one I loved bo dearly.
And thus are dearer than the mother I knew,
vj mat infinity with which my wife
"Was dearer to my eoul than its soul-life.
NEWS BY THE CUBA CABLE.
CUBA.
W Id and Ornhtai' Cltlmi-Unaran.
llBlnK of th Urqn Cubu l'ckit-Tai
Santiago Convicts.
Havana. Nor. 29. The Snanlih Government
has ordered that all the arrears due to the
widows and orphans of deceased military and
civil officers be Immediately paid. The barque
Cuba Packet, from Amsterdam, fifty-five days,
has arrived. She has been quarantined, as her
m'Biiu ma reports two cases or cno'cra to nave
oocurred In Amsterdam previous to her depar
ture. Tbe convicts from Saulingo that are to be
sent to Fernando Po are all of the lower film.
Those whose names would lead to tbe belief
tbat they are respectably connected owe their
names to the (act that even slaves here retain
tbe name of the master innuuse house Ike?
were bru.
MExTcO.
Print 8alm. Balm's Liberation Who
Secured Ilia Freedom Ti Princes
Volnar to Washington-Banta Anna's
rrvpfllft
Havama, Nov. 29. The Prince Salm Satm's
reported that ho left at once, availing himself
.u.vK .u.. uu.un st:iuuiuK in me impe
rial army was recognized as that of mere colonel.
He was scared lest Juarez mipht repent and
change the order given in bis behalf. He tuluks
he owes his liberation to the Baron von Magnus
but it is not so, as it was really due to Mr. K. L.
Plumb, United States Minister, and the Ameri
can residents of the capital.
The Princess Salm-Silm. it Js expected, will
to to Washington. Bbe has sailed for New
Orleans. Banta Anna, before his sentence was
pronounced, made his last will and testament,
declaring that his property amounted to three
hundred thousand dollars, In which Is included
the villa which he owns in St. Thomas.
No Quorum In Con cress Kscobcdo and
Dlaa Attending to their Business
Congress and tbe President.
Msxioo Cur, Nov. 10. As yet the Congress
men elect are arriving slowly at the capital, and
there is still no quorum to do business.
Tbe Minister or the Treasury and the State
Governors are taking every measure to hurry
np the members so as to open the session on
the 20th inst.
General Bsoobedo has left the capital araln
for tbe headquarters o! his military division Id
tbe north.
General Porflrio Diaz remains quiet at Teb.ua
Can, his headquarter.
Government has decided to grant no more
railway grants, owing to. the improper advan
tages that have been taken of the revenue and
fiscal privileges allowed to certain parties.
The President and Cabinet are quietly await
ing the assemblage of Congress to see how it
will show its hand. Ah attempt is being made
by certain writers to name the opposition in
Congress tho censtttutionalists, and iho minis
terial party the anti-constitutionalists.
A heavy duty has been put upon foreign flour.
Bayonet and Sabre Wounds A Chi valrlo
Act or Moger A. Pryor.
To the Editor of the Pittsburg Commercial:
There is a statement going the rounds of the
newspapers giving the number oi bayonet and
sabre wounds received by Union soldiers during
tbe late Rebellion. This statement, of course,
has emanated Ironi the Surgeon-General otlice,
and is no doubt correct, as far as his official
records show, as furnished by regimental,
brigade, division, and corps snrgeous were con
cerned. But, alas 1 there were maay bayonet
thrusts elveu to our men that were never re
corded In the Surpeon-General's office. Who
that bas travelled over the sanguinary fields
of slaughter from Mechanicsviile to Mal
vern Hill, has not seen the stripped
bodies of our men, btabbed. wantonly staboed,
by the passing Rebel bOldterj? or the gash of
M)nie chivalric Rebel officer's virgin sword in
the lair skin of his dead enemy? I have seen
all this, and much more. But there are two
bayonet wounds which I fear have never been
included In the list, and which I now wish to
make public two mortal bayonet wounds,
given by Roger A. Pryor on the second battle
field of Bull Run. We will take the Rebel Gene
ral's statement of the case, as related to Dr.
Armstrong and myself, at the house of Mr. Van
Pelt, then used as a hospital for our wounded.
It is as follows: "I was taken prisoner by tbe
Union forces, and after delivering my sword and
giving my word not to attempt to escape, I was
conducted to the rear, or rather given in charge
of two joung soldiery mere youths, belougiug
to some Eastern regiment: I was supposed to be
conducted by them to tbe rear, but cvervthlng
seemed contusion on the field. As we
sauntered along 1 kept np a bridle con
versation with them, and soon sained
their confidence so much that they relaxed
their care over me, and permitted me to
trudge along as best suited the convenience of
tbe uneven ground; this was what I wanted, for
I had determined to escape if possible, and the
opportunity soon appeared. 1 bad ascertained
ironi the youths tnat their muRkets were not
leaded; we were chatting very pleasantly, when
suddenly I picked up a rifle with fixed bayonet
(hundreds lay over the field), and before my
guard was aware of my iuteulion, I ran oue
through the body, who seemed to expire in
stantly, and the other, Doctor (pointing to my
patient who lay before him on the floor), I ran
through the belly, and he'll die, too." Whether
he died or not, I never ascertained, as I was
ordered by my Division Surgeon, Dr. J. King,
to take charge of the wounded at Stone Store
on the battle field.
These facts were furnished to tho President
and Secretary of War, at the time Pryor applied
lor his pardon two years stgo, and no attention
was paid to them. K Donnbllt, M. D.
I was then a prisoner, as well as other Union
Burgeons, within the Rebel lluee, attending to our
Wounded Ik
K. D.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED
would call attention of the public to his
NEW JDAULtt i UHIM AUB,
This la au entirely new neuter. Ills aulaon-
structed a to at oncecoiumeud Itael f to general favor,
being a combination of wrought and cant iron. It Is
yery atuiple lu tut construction, and la perfectly air
tWlil; sell-cleanlug, having no pipes or drum to be
taken out and cleaned. Il ls BO arranged with upright
nuee as to produce a larger amount of beat from the
aaine weight of coal iliau any furnace now la oe,
Ihe tiytroiuelrlo condition of the air as produced by
my new arrangement ot evaporation will at once de
IJV.'i'! J!8 Uml 11 ta the only Hot Air Furuacethal
Wn wl PV Perfectly bealihy aimoaphere.
Tboae lu want oi a complete Healing A pparatus
would do well to can and eV,n me life (iJluVii hl
oa. 1144 ana m tMAUK K V street.
A large assortment crooking lUng'wrluoaVd
N- R,-Jobblng ol all kinds promptly dona Slo
QEOS1CEZ PLOWMAN.
OAHPKNTEHAND BUILDEU
11KMOVED
To ISo. 111-1 DOCK Htreet,
111 PHILADELPHIA
PROPOSALS
T3 EADQUAKTER8 DKPOTOF THE PLATTE,
ii iHiKruuiDTKRiiiiiTii'iiorrina
lly.tli N.h Nlnvanthtt. l luAT
PROPOfAI FOR ARMY TRA NaPOrlTAI IO V.
B ra i-'Oiumii be received ai this otlice until
U M.on 1HUHKOA Y.the -M day of January. Ifi.
Tor the trauaportailnn of Military Supplies during
Hie year commencing April 1, 1J. and ending March
SI, on Route JNo. I, from Clieyenne, Dakota, or
vinvr piiiuui ii may ne aeierminea upon during
i i' J oniiDR nrancii or ma union 1'aciflo
Hal load, went of Cheyenne, 10 suck pom nr
, ma .1 TT IUW wrillSJ Ilt e mil III nCQ tl llie Ter-
rlloiy of Wonmna aoutn ol latitude 47 degrees In the
''.''rri'OT of imknta, went of longitude lilt Oegrreii. In
the Territory or Idaho, aaat or longitude IU degrees.
!LKu. hJ'T.1- rr""rles or Utah and Colorado, norib ol
ity degreca. Including, If necessary, Heaver
u..,.WiJ 8 . Io.o4 tTnPor"l during the year on
Ulddeia win alate the rate per 10 pounds per 100
.t cb Ul7 'ransport the stores In each
Su?ch ), mV'' be';ll,n", Apr" ,86' -a1 ending
Illd iers si.onld give Ihelr names In full, as well as
llie.f p..eea o residence, and each proposal should be
arcon.psnled by a bond In the sum of ten thousand
inm.) doilHrs, alunpd by two or more responsible
nersons, legally executed aDd properly siamped. guar
anieeiug ii, at in cane a contract Is awarded for the
route niontloned In the proposal to tbe party pro.
...rbuuuni-i win ua wcepiau ana enivrea into,
ana aood and aufficmnt iwiirii rurniMti k.i
,n "ocordance wltn the terms of this adverllje-
aoh bidder mnst be present at the opening ot the
f. r'ney person or be represented by bis at-
bon'j 00ntracto will be required to glre Itto.ooo
"""'Jjetory evidence of the loyalty and solvenoy of
uiuueiana person ouerea as security win oe re
attired.
Prcpcssls tnmt be Indorsed "Proposals for Army
Transportation on Koute No. 1," and none will be en
tertained imltsa thov fully comply wltU the require
cinis olthlsadverilnement,
Tbe party to whom the award Is made mnnt be
prepaied to execute the contract at onoe, and to give
Ihe required bonds lor tbe faithful performance of
the contract.
The right to reject any or all bid thaLmay be
offer d Is reserved.
The contractor mast, be In readiness for service by
the 1st day or April, 18BS, and will be required to have
a piece ol buMuea or agency at whlcu he may be
coromnnleaied with promptly and readily, for Koine
No, I. at Cheyenne. Dakota, or at such other point
' may be ludlcated as the starting poluc of the
route.
Blanks forma showing the conditions of tbe oon-
irsci io oe enierea into, eon De nsa on application at
this office, or at the cilice of the Quartermaster at New
York. Ht Louis. Fort Leavenworth, Banta Fe, and
Fort Fnelllnn. and must accompany and be a part
ot the proposals.
By order of the Quartermatr Oenerat. ,
. WILLIAM MYERS,
Brevet Brlir.-Gen., Chief Quartermaster, Department
of the Platte. . lasim
PROPOSALS OR ARMYT TRaUSPOKTA
TION. Oynca Cmar Qiartbrmastru,
DaPAUTUBNT nr Dakota
J
FT. PaITI. M InnMnl. Kim II 1 BA7
Sealed proposals will be received at this olllce
until l o'clock M., onthetoih day of.January, ims.
for the trauaportatlon ol Military buppliea during the
"onjweueirig April 1. IKM, and end log March 81,
JSSS- on Iloute Ho. 4, from tialnt Paul, Minn., or Balnt
t loud, Minn., by the sborteat road or line, to such
I'osls as are now or may bs established In the State
pi Minnesota aud In that portion of Dakota Territory
lying east of the MlHsourl river and bounded by It.
and frrm Fort f-tevenaon, or other designated point
on tbe Allnsourl river, eastward to present posts, or
such as may bo established east or north of that river,
lu Dakota Territory.
TIlK- W. luht In l,A It.!- T ..v.
ul'u1 D0 ezced l,D million pounds (lO.OOO.Ouo
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred (100)
pounds per one hundred (100) miles for each month or
(he year beginning April I, ISM, and ending March SI,
1669
bidders should give their names In full, as well as
tnelr places of residence, and each proposal should
be accompanied by a bond In the sum often thousand
dollars, blgned by two or mere runnn.ihia nur.nnu
guaranteelhg that In case a contract Is awarded for
.mv iuuii iutuuviisu i ii iub proposal vo lae party pro
Poslnv. thecontract will ba araontnilnrl ni.,Ji
ar.d good and sultlclent security furnished by said
party lu accordance with the term of this advertise
ment. The contractor will be reonlred to alv. hnnH. in h.
si.m of one hundred thousand dollars ($l0 000 )
batlslactory evidence of Ihe loyalty and solvency of
each bidder and penon ottered aa security will be
rtqiilied.
Iroposals must be endorxed "Proposals for Army
Transportation on 11, mm No. 4." h nn .in i..
entertained unites they fully comply with tbe re
quirements or this advertlHeuienc
The party to whom an award is made mnst ha nra.
pared to execute the contract at once, and to give the
required bonds or the fallhlul nerformauca of tha
contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
ofiered Ib reserved.
The contractor roust be in readiness for service by
the ll dav oi April, 1H6, aud will be required to have
a place ot business or agency at which be may be com.
mumcaiea wilii prompiiy ana reaauy lor Koute No,
4, at Balm Paul, Minnesota, Fott btevenaou, Dakota
Territory, or at si cb other point as may be Indicated
aa tbe starling pnlnt of the route.
Blank forms, showing the conditions of tb contract
to be entered Into, canoe bad ou application at this
ollli e, or at tbe oflioe of the Quartermaxter at New
Yoik, Chicago, bt. Louis, Fort Leaven worm, Omaha,
and Fort buelllng, aud must accompany aud be a
vu.il of the proposals.
P. 15, UDLllilKU,
Lieut. -Col., Deputy Q. M. Gun.,
Brevet Brlg.-Uen. U. 8. A
11 80 tJI9 Chief Q. M., Department or Dakota.
pROPOSALS (FOR WOOD.
DBrOT QUARTESHASTRB'S OFFTCF,
, , , Wakiiington, D. U., Kov, 18, 1M7.
Bealed proposals from resuonslhle nartlns will ha
rpceiveil at this nrtlia until 14 u nn UA'i'rrnr.Av
December 7. tor the delivery or ihijooi thrita M,onui.nH
cords of welUseasoned, sound, and merchantable
HAJtD WOOD, 4 leet long, aud spilt to the ordinary
al7.e of cord wood.
1 he contractor to beep the wood on hand at a con
violent point, aud deliver it on orders from this
(.nice at any place In the city, lusuch quantities as
may from time to time be required.
An Inspector will be designated on the nart or u
Government to examine and meaaure the wood as
delivered, and such as does not conform to the sped-
ULnuuun niJUVU will uv rejtsnptl.
The names of two responsible persons signed. In
their own baud, to a statement that they will become
necurltles In case the contract Is awarded to the
bidder, mnst accompany each proposal,
Bonds In tbe sum of ten tbousaud dollars, Blgned by
himself and both his sureties, will be reuulred of ilm
Huccexsrul bidder.
Payments lor wood received will be made monthly,
II lu funds or as soon thereafter tut funds are lurnisheu
lor tbe purpoKe.
The successful bidder mnst hold hlmBol! In readi
ness to cemmence delivery on the 15iq December
next.
All bids will be submitted to the Quartermaster.
General for Instructions before awarding contract.
Bidders will address propoHals to the undersigned,
endorsed "Proposals for Wood," and are Invited to be
pri-sent ai lue opening 01 dius.
iiy orutr 01 me wuariermasieruenerni.
J. C. McFKRRAN,
Deputy Quarlermaster-Oeueral,
11 19ts Bvt. Brlg.-Oeu. U. B. Army.
6IBABD BOW.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
If. W. Eleventh and Chesnut Streets,
Have opened a large lot . of very superior
TABLE DAMASKS
Which they offer at 1'25 and f l'SO per yard.
These goods are from forced sales by the
Importers, and will be found superior In quality
and style to tbe same class ol goods usually sold
In auction.
Also, a very cheap lot of LIKEN SHEET"
IM3B, reduced Ircw 2 to 1'25, and fromtu js
to I'M per yard.
Also, 40 and 45-luch F1LL8W LINEN, re
duced from 1 to 76 centa, and from frii to 87
cents,
Also.alot of ALL LINEN HUCKABACK,
reduced Irom 80 cents to 2 cents.
MOU UHVMIO
COMMONWEALTH VS. THREE BARltlL9
ot Whisky. Domestic Distilled Wiilrlla, lately In
possession of CA KM AN AlihS I KU.NU, Court ol
Common Pleas, June T., lst7. So. 27S.
baine vs. Three Barrels of Whisky, nomestlo Dis
tilled hpli lis. lately lu puKSessliiu ot Rl I K K U Kl HiN,
alius Deuuls Call. Common Pleas, Juue T.j 1.i'j7, No.
Notice l hereby given that under certain orders
and decrees ot the Court of Common Pleas, for the
city and county of Philadelphia, a public auction of
Ihe six barrels of Whisky, domestic dlsiiiled aplrlls,
Jul v seized in above eutllled cases (being iliroe bar
rels In each case), will be made by me to Hie highest
iildder. at the Inspector's Ofllce, No. ZM h,
WHAKVKH.In the city of Philadelphia, on WEI)
NFHIJAY, the Sd day of December, 1HII7, at III o'clock
A.M. WILLIAM D. KIIANKI.
Inspector of Domestic Dlslllled bplrtts for the city ol
phlludeli-hla. 1I1S7 61
c
OTTON AND FLAX.
Aix iJ vja n van,
jl aui ii 11 in tin i auu miuu
.Tent. Awning, Trnrik, and Wagon lor
also. Paier tttaoufaclu rem' Drier Fella, from one.t
vral feel wide; Faullng, pelting, ball Twin" etc.
... JOHN W. KYKIlMAN A CO..
,e WiJUNiiil' Alley.
FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE
OF
JayCooke&O).
as and 114 So. TIIHID ST. PniLAP'A
Dealora in all Govetixmont Seourltlos,
OLD 6-SOai WANTED
II EXCKAKEE FOR REW!
A IJBEBAIi DIFFEKESCK ALLOWED,
Compou&4 Interest Notes Wanted,
1KTEBEST A1.JLOTVKI) OH PEPOHITS.
Collection mad. Btooka bongut and sold or
Oommlsaoo,
Bpeoiai buaines kcoomrjaocUUorjia reMrvexl 10
fM8ra
"TE HAVE FOR SALE
TUB
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF TBB
Central Pacific Kallroad Conipanj.
AT (95) NINETY-FIVE,
And Accrued Interest lis Currency.
These Bondsare payable by law, principal and Inte
rest, in gold. Interest payable 1st of January and 1st
of July.
We will take Governments ;in exchange, allowing
the full market price.
We recommend them to Investors as a first-class
Security, and will give at all times the latest para
phltts and general Information upon application to ua
Having a full supply ot these BUDS on hand, we
are prepared to DELIVER T11EM AT ONCE.
DE HAVEN & BltO.,
Bankers and Dealers In GsrernmenU,
llBlm NO. 40 SOUTH TITIRD ST.
7 3-10s,
ATJi 8EKIE8,
CONVERTED INTO
FIVE-TWE IN TIES.
BONDS DEIJTEBED IMMEIAT,T1
DE HAYEK & BEOTHEK
10 i rp . t. TBTBB STBEIET,
U. S. SECURITIES
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BR OK EES,
KO. 10 H. THIRD NT.,NO. 8 NASSAU NT.,
PHILADELPHIA. " HKW VOBJC.
Orders for Slocks and Gold executed in Phila-
delphia and New York. 11
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOFSAFES
$94,500
SATED FK0M BIKGLAK3
BT ONE OF
MARVIN'S SAFES.
- See New York Tapers of Ylth September.
M The Burglars were at work during
ast Saturday Night, and till 3 P. M
Sunday, and failed to secure a dollar."
MARVIN'S PATENT
FIRE AM) BlRGLAlt
SAFES,
ALUM AMD DRY PLASTER.
Are Always Dry.
Never Corrode the Iron.
Never Lose their Fire-Proof Qualities.
MARVIN & CO.,
721 CHESTNUT St.MasonicHall
AND MO. SOS BROADWAY, N. T.
Bend lor Illustrated Catalogue. 9 19 mwnsm
C. L. MAISER.
MANrrACTUBIB OF
riBE AMD UllUULABPBOU
SAFES.
LOC'KNM ITII, JBCUL-1IANGER, AMD
DEAJLEBIM BUI1.DINU UABDWABB,
6 6 KO.481 BAt H NTUKKr,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FlliE
and Bnrt-lar-rroof HAFK8 on hand, with Inside
uurs. Dwelllua-houae hnfea, free from dampness.
Prices low. C liAMMKBfroitKM.f
f t no, ski yiistL Durena
QROWN'S PATENT
COBIBINED CABPET-HTRETCIIER AND
TAC'U-DRITER.
With this machine a lady can alone stretch and
tack down at the same time her carpet aa easily as
to sweep them, saving back -aches, bruised lingers,
temper, time, and money. It will stretch all kinds of
carpets without the least damage, better, quicker,
and easier than any other Blretolmr made, and drive
from J to 20-os. tacks with or without leather heads
Is slmjile, easily worked, and will last a lifetime
Agent, wanted. Liberal terms given. It Is a nice
marhme for ladles to sell, lor Machines or Agencies
call on or address
WILLIAM F. lU'llKIItLE,
No. 40 8. TIIIRD Btreet,
rtfr 'Philadelphia,
SHIPPING
f-tfm PA88AUB TO AND FROfc
mZJLlL- ORKAT BRITAIN AND IRFIJUr
Aik bTaVAMhHIP AND HAIMNii PACJUCT..
. . Al K.Dl!C D KA1 h.
DRAFTS A VAILA bLKTH KOUU HUITT E NO LAN!
IKKLAND, BOUTI.AiD, AWD WALKS,
For particulars apply to
cr? A FHOOTTM, B ROTH FTRrt A tXJ-
No. WBorjTH street, aud No. ii BKOADWAT,
II OrtoTIIOH.T. SKAKLK.No. I7 WALNPT
SAft&f nou-i iakrm niAiLhiKlwViup uo"
1'AM 'H RKHUK HCM1-MUNTMLY LINK
tliR NKW 0I.I;ANM, Lt., via HAVANA,
, JUAIATA, Villi I uh, Captain f. '. Hosi.
STAhtiKTHK UNION.IiffSUMis. t:apt T, N.Cooksey.
The bTA K OK THK UNION will leave lor irw
Orleans ou Hatuiday, lm -moer 7, at 8 o'clock A.AIf
from Tier IH. Hutu Wl.arvet.
I he J LIsI ATA alll leave Mew Orleans for to I
PTt
Through bills ofladlnn signed for freight to Mobile,
Oaivehiun. Nalclira. Vk ksOurg, Meu.pui, Naaoviile
Cairo, Ht. Ijouis, loulsvllle, auo CinciiiiiKil.
Ageuu at New lir.i-mis. t;r-evy Nickerson, A Co.
W 11.1. 1 AM U JAM KS, Ueueral Aitent.
. M CUAl4i.l!.a :. UII.KKK, Frgbi Aarut.
II a No. U w. Delaware avenue.
W'fffTK TIIK PIIII.ADKL.riHA AND
2MJvm SOUIUEKN MAU. nl KAMrsilIP OOJi
FAiMi'b HKdlJIAR hKMI MONTHLY LIS H.
IUB W1LIIIINUT,V,N,V
The steamship HU.M,tK, ll ions, captain J. Ren
neti, will leave lor the above port ou Wednesday
-i t 4 o'clock I". il., irom Pier la oouiu
Wharves.
Rills or lading signed at tbrongh and reduced rales
to all principal pulnis In Noun Ca'olioa.
Agents al Wilmington, Wonh & Oaulel.
WILLIAM L. JAMKt. Ueueral Agent,
CDAltDKel K D1LKKH, f reiht nent,
11 No. 814 K Delaware avenue.
the i-iiii. iii;i,i'iii a Avh
SOU'lllit.HN MAIL bl'K,AU3Uir VOX.-
rA r r o njiu u i.a it Lit a i;
OH aA lAhnAII, UA.
TON A WAN DA. 860 tous, Ca,.iaiu W ui. -Jennings.
W OMINw, aV) totii. Captain Jac b IVal.
ihe steumaliip 'J'ONAWANDa will leave for the
above purl ou MaturUay. D. cember J. at 8 o'clock A.
ji..iruui PImIS iMiuth Wbarvts. '
T niuith pasage tickets uid, aud fi eight taken foi
all poluia lu conuectloii wltU tue Ueorria Central Rail
road. WILLIAM D. JAMK-i, Ueueral Aeeut.
CJIAHLKS K DILK bX. FrelKbl Ageuu
No. 814 a. Dr.LA w a hk Aveoue,
Agents at Savannah, Hun'er A Oammell. H it
riiiLAui:i.rntA. kkiiinu.iiu
AND NORFOLK alt.AMfsH IP LIN K,
xmtoUUJtl Alll LllNai TO bOUTfc
THROUOH RKOH.IPTS TO NKWBEKW.
Also all points In North aud Houih Carolina, vl
Seaboard aud Roanoke Railroad, aud t Lyacboura
Va 'Jenneeaee and the West, via Norhila, Peters
burg, bouib.tside Railroad, and Richmond aud Dan
ville Railroad.
Tbe regularity, safety and cheapness of this ronte
commend It to the public as tbe most destrabit
medium for carry Idk every descilption of freight.
Ho charge for coiuiulssion, dray age, or any expens
of transler.
Steamships Insnre at lowest rates, and leave regu
larly from first wbarf above Market street.
Freight received dally.
WILLIAM P. CLVDR A OO.,
No. 14 North and Boulu WHARVK8.
W. p, PORTA,K, Agent at Richmond aud Lit)
Point.
T. P. CROW ELD. A CO.. Agents at Norfolk. 41
orrosiTioN to mono
POLY. DAILY LINK FOR BALTI
MORJ, Via Chesapeake and Deia
Wai Caual.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com
pany, daily at 8 o'cloca P. M.
The bteamers oi this line are now plying regularly
oetween this port and Baltimore, leaving tbe Pier No.
2 N. Delaware avenue, above Market street daily at
it o'clock P. M euudaye excepted). ' '
Carrying all description or Freight as low aa any
Other line.
Freight bandied with great care, delivered
prompny, and forwarded to all poluia beyond the
terminus tree of coniininsiou.
Particular attention paid to the transportation ot
all description of Merchandise, Hoiees, Carriages.
0tCe tCe
For further Information apply to
JOHN D. RUOFF.Agent.
518
No. 18 N. DhXAWARB Avenue,'
a,MKW. ElBEBiaj LISK T
rfrTflrrA Alexandria, Ueorgeiown. and Wasnlugton
aaalUMB- C., via Chesapeake and Delaware Caual
with connections at Alexandria Irom the most dlreo
route for Lynohburg, Bristol, Knoxvllle, Nashvlll '
Dalton, and the Houthweat.
Bteamers leave regnlarly from the first wharf abOYl
Market street.
Freight received dally,
WM. P. CLYDE A CO..
Ko, 14 North and Moutn Wharves,
J. B. DAVIDHON, Agent at Ueorgeiowa.
M. KLDiUDUH; A Co., Ageuto at Alexandria, Vft
glnla.
f Sftv I'OB NEW YORK, VIA DKIaA
ranrt ii li ware and Rarltan Caual,
i.ApifBS feiieamboal Company Steam Propel len
leave Dally from Ural whart below Market sirnei
Through in twenty-four hours. Uoodo forwarded u
all poiuta. North, Kast, aud West, tree of ooaiailauloo
Freight received at tbe lowest rates.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO., Agents
No. 14 tiouth Wharves.
JAME8 HAND. Agent,
No. 104 Wall street. New York. IU
FOB NEW YUBKr-NWin
BURtu TraiiHiiortailou Compauy De-
Wi'iii. suatcb aud uwlfuture Llues, via Dela
ware ana Kurltai. Canal, on aud alter tbe lull ol
March, leaving dally at 12 M. and 6 P. M., conuectini
with all Northern aud Eastern lines.
For frelgbt, which will be taken on aocommodatlnj
terms, apply to
WILLIAM M. BAIRD A CO.,
U No. 1Mb. DKLA WAKK Aveuue.
fK TOfcHir UArTAINa AND OVV NKKs.
iL. 1 he undeiik'neil bavlug leased the KKN-
si.vuiUit KCHKW DOt.K, beas to lulorm his irieuda
aud tbe patroua of the Dock btu he is prepared wltn
Increased facillttfs to accommodate those bavin.
vessf Is to be raised or repaired, aud Deftig a practical
sbi-carpeuter and caulker, will give peisonal atteu
llou to the vessels enlruated to hi in lor repairs.
Captains or Agents bUlp-Carpenteraaud Machinists
having veBBels to lepair, are solicited to call.
Having tne agency tor the sale ot " Wetterstedis'
Patent Metallic Composition" for Copper ( aim. for
the preservation of vessels' bottoms, lor tills city, 1 am
prepared to furulaU the sameon reasonable terms.
JOHN H. HAMM1TT,
Kensington Screw Dock,
I! DELAWARE Avenue, above Laurel street.
LUMBER.
1 QV7 SELECT WHITE 11 NE BOAEDfc
lOU I. AND PLANK.
4-4. 6-1, (-4, 2, 2,, 8, and 4 Inch
CHOICS PANKL AND 1st COMMON, It feetlOia
4-4, 6-4, 6-4. 2, 2, 8, and 4 luch
WHITE PINE, PANKL PATTERN PLANKi
LARUE AND bUPKRIOR bl'OCK. ON HAND,
1867
-BUILDIKUI BUILDING
I tiUiJLUllUI
LUMBER! LUMBER 1 LTJMBEBI
4-4 CAROLINA FLOORINU.
6-4 UAHULlflA Fi.OOKtNi3.
4-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
t-4 DELAWARE FLOORINU.
WHITE PINE FIAXIRINO.
AHH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING,
bi'RUCK FLOORING,
BTEP BOAitDd,
RAIL PLANK.
PLASTERING LATH.
1867,
CEDAR
i KH1NGLEH,
AND CYPRE8f
1867
WALNUT BOARDS.
, WALNUT PLANK.
WALNUT BOARDrt.
WALNUT PLANK.
I.AROK IS'i'OCK bEAoONED.
1 WK7 -WMBtB FOR UNDERTAKERS
lOU I . LUMBER FOR UNDKKTA K ERa I
RED CEDAR. WALNUT, AND PINK.
L867
ALBANY LUM BtUOF aLLKIM
ALBANY LUMBER OP ALL KXNDU.
HKASONED WALNUT. '
DRY POPLAR, CHERRY, AND A8H,
OAK PLAN K AND BOARDU.
MAHOGANY,
BOBEWOOD, AND WALNUT VENEERS.
1867
riCAR-lUY M A V 1 1 PA PTT7 H f?T?Q
. f 1 f J A U.lifW M A KI IT V A f vi'IT U LMju
W w x-i uua. us A, y.- a V a J ItAUAWJ.
KPANlinH CEDAR BOX BOARDS,
t RfV7 -SPRUCE JOI8I! BBRUCE J0ISI
LOO I . Bl'RUUE JOIST I
FROM 14 TO 82 FEET LONG,
BUPKRIOH NORWAY HOaNTLING.
. MAULE. BROTHER A CO..
1 rpt No. tttw SOUTH STREET,
U. S. BUILDERS' MILL,
( Ok. t, , AND BS rirTEEKTH MT
ESLEli & UHO., Proprietors.
AI ways on hand, made of the Best Seasoned Lumber
at tow pricea,
WOOD MOULDING, BRACKET, BALUSTERS,
AND NEWELS.
Newels, Balusters, Bracket and Wood Monidlnga, '
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BALUSTER
AND NEWELS.
Walnut and Ash Hand Railing, t, 8X, and 4 Inches.
BV1TTERNUT. CHESNUT. and WALNUT
MOULDINGS to order. VH
Ja C. PERKINS.
.l'Biui:u hebciiant,
Hnocrasor to R. Clark, Jr..
NO. 824 CTIHIST1AN BTKEEt.
Constantly on hand a larte and varied aaaortmeni
of iiulldlng Lumber, wnt
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC
fffTa PKNN STEAM KNC1NK AND
M.v.ItOil.Elt WOMKS. NKAFIK A LEVY,
JiAilll'L AND THEORETICAL ENGINEER.
MAIH1MSIH BO ILlH-MAKK KH, U L A C K-(-Ml'illH,
and FOUNDER-, having lor Biany vears
ben In at rcepaful operation, and been eiclnVveiy
t-naaced It: building anil reiiairing Marine and River
Engine, blgb and low-pressure Iron Holler. Water
lauka. Propellers, etc, etc. respectfully oiler their
Hei vii t-s to the public aa being luily prepared to com
tract lor englnts ol all hlr.s, Mai Ine, River, and
Rtallonary; liaviiiaaeu ot patterns ol different siscs,
are p e par. d to me uie orders with quick denpaicli.
Ev.ry utsrriptlou of paiiern-mnkliig made at tne
Miorteht tiniltif. llKh and lxw-prts mre Finn,
lubular, and cylinder Br.llerx, of the brat Pennsyl
vania c aicoal Iron Forglngs f all sixes and kinds
Iron and Rras Catlnga ot all descriptions; Roll
I timing, t-crew Ctnilng. and all other work ooiiascted
tli li e above biminesn.
Drawings and specifications for all wortc done
at tbe tstablisbmeutlree ol charge, and work guar
anteed. The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for
ret ain" ol Im.ris where they can lie In perfecf-mieiv,
ai d aie pr vnled with shears, blocks, falls, etc etc..
fur raising heavy or light weights.
J ACOB C. NE4FIK,
JOHN P. LEV Y,
U BKACfl and PALMER StreeU.
VirBM MCBBICK, WllUAg H. MKBRICX.
jit! . enra.
SOUTnWAHK FOUNDRY, . FIFTH AND
WASlilNUlON htreets.
PIUI. A OKLPffTA.
MKHK1CK Ht.S,
B'GINEEKS AND MACHINLSTf.
Dinnurectiire lligb and Uiw Preanure Steam Engines
lor Laud. River, and Marine Service.
Hollers, Gas. nieleia, Tanks. Iron Boats, etc
Castings ot aM kinds, either Iron nr brans.
Iron Fran e Room for Gas Works, Woi Itshops, and
Hal i road statin s, etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery, of the latest and most
Improved coiu-trucl on.
Every description or Plantation Machinery, and
Sugar, Haw, aud Grist Mills, Vacuum l'aus, Open
sieam 1 rains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping Ku
1.1 nB, etc.
i-oleAiients for N. Bllleux's Patent Bugar Boiling
Apparatua. NeNmytb's Patent Bttaiu Hnmmer, and
Aftpluwail A Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar
Plaining Machine. 6 -J
TUE C08FELDT PATENT L0WWATER
DETECTOR COM PA N Y,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL, (r.uO.O 0.
OFFICE. No. 182 S. THIRD ST., PHILADELPHIA.
1'Rk'Hini.KT, I TKRAMIKaM,
WM. A. STEPHENS. A. MERINO.
KIUKCT0K8,
WM. A. RTFPHENS, 1 S, J. KOLM9,
WM. C. HOUSTON. I A. MKRlNO.
Ihe Company Is now prepared Pi apply Its Low
water De.ecior to boilers. Tbla Detector, tne orhclmit
Invention ol John Cosleldt, patented June 13, 18Ki, is
concede d to be therm si reliable one yet Invented, anil
bas been In surcetsiul operation In various boliers lu
Ibis city for some years.
Steam boiler makers, dealers, and owners of boilers
ere teguiaied to call at tbe otlice and examine It, or
an agent will call upon them If requested by address
ing tbeConipeny 11 81 tusuiSt
BRIDESB URf! MACHINE WORKS.
OFFICE,
NO. 66 N. FRONT BTREET,
PHII.ADRI.PHIA.
We are prepared to till orders to any extent for our
well-know n
MACHINERY FOR COTTON AND WOOLLEN
MILLS
Including all recent Improvements In Carding, Splu
nl ok. and Weaving.
We invite tbe attention of manufacturers to our ex
tensive works.
1 ALFRED JENK3 A BOS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 1 HE UNITED
JL STATES FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
In the matter of JOSEPH Q LADING, la the said
DUtrlct, Bankrupt.
Ihe said bankrupt having, nnder the act of Con.
griss ot 2d March, 1867, filed his petition for a dis
charge from all his debts provable under tne said
act, and for a certificate tbeteof, alleging mat no
assets have come to the hands of his assignee, It Is
ordired that a Meeting ol Creditor be held, on the
hveuth day of December. ls7. at 12 o'clock M-
before the Register, WILLIAM McMICUAEL, Esq..
at bis cilice at No. 630 WALNUT i-treet, In the city
of t'biliide'phla, to ne continued by adjournment, If
uecetsary, when and where tbe examination ol tbe
said Rankiupi will be finished; and any business of
the second and third meellnxs of Creditors, required
by the i'lli and ilHih sections of the said act, nuiv be
irauaacled, and that It neither Assignee nor Creditor
opi'oxee, the Register certliy to the Court whether the
aa d Ilankil pl has in all things conformed to his duty
under the said act, and If not, in what rexpneta; wblcn
rertlflcale, and the aald examlnatlou, when closed,
with all other papers relating to the case, will be hied
bv the Reglbter In tbe Clerk's olllce.
It is luriher ordered that a bearing be bad upon tha
m id petition for dli-cbarne and certllloate on Wedues
dnv, Ihe eighteenth duy of December, 1817, before tbs
Mild Court, ai Philadelphia, at ID o'clock A. M., when
and where all Ci editors who have proved their debts,
and otl er persons In lute rem, may appear and show
ranne. If any they have, why the prayer of tbe said
petition should nol be granted.
Witness, the Honorable JOHN CADWALADER,
JuriKeot the Raid Dial rict Court, and the seal thereof,
at Philadelphia, tho twenty-second day of November,
A. D. 181.7. G. R. FOX,
Clerk,
Attest William McMiohakt.
11 25 m8t Regis er.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
J. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate ol DA V1D J AY IS E deceased.
The Auditor appointed by tbeCouri to audit. settle,
andanji st the tlm account ol J. VH EATON sMl I'll,
CI I A hi, KH H. ROGEHS. EDWARD M. PAXON.
U KNRY LEWIS.and JOHN M. WHITALL. Kiwtu
tors and Irusleis of the will of DAVID JAYNE,
deceased, and to rep rt distribution of the balance In
the bancs ot the accountant, will meet the par Ins In
terested lor the purpose el their appointment, on
WEDNESDAY December 11. lsi;7. at 4 o'clock P. M
atllieolUceol tbe t-Klule, No. 61 CUESN U A' Street,
in the Cliy ol Philadelphia.
WILLIAM D. BAKER,
JAMEa STARR,
11 29 fmw5f Aud I tori.
TN TH E ORPHANS' COCRT FOR THE CITY
L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Eftults of HOWARD aud JOt-EPH DUBS, minors.
The Auditor appointed by tbe Court to audit, set
tle, and aojust ihe account ot THE PENNSYL
VANIA COMPANY' FOR INSUKANC'ES ON LIVES
AND GRANTING ANNUITIES, Guardian ot the
! stales of HOWAhD DI'US and J04HPH DUBS,
iuiuor chlldreu of ADELAIDE DUH-S, deceased, and
t' i report dlHiribution ol tbe balance lu tbe hands ot
the accouiitanr, will meet tbe parties Interested for
ih pu i pone of his appointment, on TUESDAY. D
.ruber 10, 187, at 11 o'clock A.M.. at tbe olllneol
tcc3untaut.No. JW4 r ALN UT Street, lu the city of
Philadelphia.
. UWwtn'61 JOHN CLAYTON. Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' CoURT FOR THE CITY
I AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate ot WILLIAM and CHRISTIANA C.
WALKER, deceased.
Tbe Auditor appoiuted by Hie court to audit, set
tle, and adjust the account ot J. ALEXANDER
slMIrtON Trustee to make sale of tbe Real Estate
late o t uald decedents, and to report distribution ol
the balance In the banda of tbe accntintaol, will meet
the parties Interested, lor ti e purpose ot his appoint
ment, on MON DA Y, L ecemuer 2, A. D. Isii7 at Eleven
til) o'clock A. M.. at his ofllce, No. 4iU WALNUT
trect. lu the city of Philadelphia.
W. D. BAKER,
llKwfmwn Auditor.
SOAP.
,V,F0TAVr TO THE LADIES ! !
Ko More Drrad of Wash-Day ! !
MOORE'S
ELECTR 0-MA GNETIQ SOAP.
"WAWHING BIAOE V.AHX."
Accomplished without boiling or rubbing.
Tbe finest and most delloale fabrics, as well as the
xiant.stmade beautllully clean without boiling oi
gibohig, saving In tne process half the time, labor,
oap,
AND ALL THE FCELII
This Is tbe best Soap ever Invented for washing
put poses.
We offer this f-'oap to the ladles, ooufldeut tbat thev
will Bud, alter the am trial, that they canuoldo with
out 11.
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. io U thmlt
CORN E X C H A N Q V
BAG MAM FACTORY.
JOHN T. RAIL EYdi!CO.
KKMOVKIl IO 1
N.E. corner of MARKET and WATER Streets
I'm lailelpina. '
DEALFHH IN HAGS AND BAGGING
. . V eyery Description, for
iraln, Flour, ball, Suiier-phoaphale of Lime, Boue
Dust, Kin.
Larpe and small fiUNNY 1U(W rnnstaully on ban !.
i",JJ rr A,B0' WOOLSACKS.
AUCTION SALES.
M
OOLELL AND A no.
- ".'"""'"FhlllpFord AOo.t.
aucj jucmuvjus, io. Ip06 MARKET H.reet,
BALE OF laoeCABEB BOOTH, SHOES. BROdANA.
ElO. JTO ,
On Tbumday Mornlnr, ' l""
Dere mber I. coinmeiiclna at lu o'clnok. we wMI
by ratnlr gue, for cash, Jmxi enses men's, boys', aad
JontL's boots, nhoes, brogans, balmorals, eio.; !.
oneti'a, ni wees', and children's wear, to winch the
early aitetiilon of the tiadu la called. (lit
IOHN B. MiEKS A CO., AUCTIONB&KI
M Noa. 281 and ti MARKET Street,
LADOE PEREMPTORY HALF OF BOOTS. 8H0BS.
RROGANH. ETU TT
On Tueedey Morning,
December . at 111 O'clock, on tour months' crert
Ztitu packages boots, shoes, brogans. etc I M 4
LA HOE POSITIVF 8AI,K OF BRITTHTJ, FRFNOH.'
GARMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
On lour BionthN' credit.
. On Thursday Morning,
December 5, at lo o'olock, embracing about !
Packages and lots ol staple and fancy arUcles. (.HUM
LARGE POfclTIVE 8 A LK OF CARPETINfJS, K1XX
. .On Friday morning,
December . at it o'clock, on four months' eredft.
ai out too pieces Ingrain, Venetian, list, hemp, cottaga.
and rag carpeunga. fill
T M. GCB1UKY A ' SONS, AUCTJOIS ERS
U No. 6ott WALNUT Street. t
Hold Regular Bales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKR, AND BKCtTRITTSB AT
w.-1. "'ILADELPHA EXCHANGK. . i ..
Hanobllts ol each property tuned separately.
ltHiy catalogues published and olniulated. nontalnlM
nil deecripuons ol pro-rty to be sold, as also a pa,
tlalllslof property coutalned lo our RmI Eatala UA.
glster, and ollered ai private aale.
Sales advertised dally In all the dally newspapers,.
M.
THOMAS A 60NS, N03.
S. iul-iau SUeet.
139 AND ia
BALK OF REAL FSTATK SroCK9.RTO
ftiViTi'cY.'de'" ,ao'i,Noon. at the iobat
RIVER SCHUYLKILL and a W. corner Loaa
ta;d and Chippewa streeta Large aud valuable
Vt l.arf property and large Lot.
fcPKl CE. iso.2s Genteel Dwelling..
nDERDEEN, Nos. 804 aud Sut-TwO Brick Dwell-
CATHARINB. No. SIR Frame Building,
RICHMOND Three Dwellings aud Large Lot. SM
fret front, aoo feet deep. "
( MlLCOX,Nos. luoti, 1908, 1010-Three Brlok Dwed
"f IFTFENTH AND PINB. N. W. Corner-TW4)
bloris ai d Daelllngs,
SECOND. No. 714 ( North ) Store and Dwelling, i
FOURTH, No. 8-" (South) Elegant Resldnuoe. i
PlNK.No.02A Handsnme modern Reatdenoe.
noWNSHIP LINE ROAD Hotel, known as th
"Abbey."
NINTH, No. 242 (South) Ptore and Dwelling. .
MARYLAND, HARTFORD CO UN T Y M aOTM
Quairy and Slate Lan. s.
BUI TON WOOD, No. 711 Genteel Dwelling.
SECL'ND, No. 704 (Soutn) Store aud DweLIng, -
CARPEN1ER, west of KlgbleeutU Twv-etOty
Dwelling.
' WAINUT.No. 408 Haadsnme Resldcnoe, Iota
by l'.'o feet; baa Ibe modern conveniences.
RKOWN, No. Mile-Genteel Dwelling. ,
GRi UND-RI-NTi. 8, rz. 6i a vear.
DANK AND OTHER Hl'OcKs, LOAN3, ET0.T
Executors' Sale.
40 shares Live Oak Copper M Ining Company, '
10 shares Tuckahue aud Meunt Pleasant PlaalC
Boad Company.
2i oo shares Luqaesne Oil Company,
1400 sharf s M logo Oil Company.
lun snares Hughes River aud island Ban Oil Oo ;
im 0 shares Hibberd Oil Compauy. ,
87ft shares Pillalon Coal Compauy. '
1 share Ocean Steam Navigation Company,
1 share Steamship Dock Csrupany. .
For Other Accounts ,
ISO shares Diamond Coal Company. . .
10 shares Pacific and Atlaullo Telegraph Compaar
of the United staiea.
1 share Philadelphia Library Company, . m
1 share Mercantile Library Company. 112IM
28 shares Souinern Transportation Compauy. .,ig
lOrbares Horilcultural Hall.
1 share Baker Silver Mining Company of Colorada,'
20 share Uulon Canal prciened. -
100 shares Morris auafcommon stock.
64 tbares Continental Hotel Company, : t
Catalogues now ready. . '
AB6IONEES' BALE OF ASSETS. i
On Monday, - ,
December 0, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold, at tha .
auction rooms, by order of the surviving assignee,
a nd trustees of Reed Brothers A Co , in pursuanoe ef
ihe auihoitly of the Court of Commoa Pleas ot Pol la- .
delphia, Ibe remaining assets ol the said Urm. Also.
174 17-100 acrea nf land In Woodbury county, Iowa, and
All acres lo Smith countv, Texas. 1
Full particulars In catalogues now ready. 11 Ut a
LIPPINCOTT, SON & CO., AUCTIONEERS
No. 240 MARKET Street. Pnlladelphla. (Premi
ses foimerly occupied by Hessra. Panooast A War
nock. Auctioneers..) . .
LARGE PORITIVE BALE OF 750 LOTS OF AMR.,
RlCAN AND JM PORTED DRY GOODS. EMBKOI-,'
DER1ES, LACE GOODS. HOSIER Y GOODS, MIL- !
LINERY GOODS, ETC., by caulogue, on four -tuonths'
credit,
On Wednesday Morning, ' .
DfC 4th, commencing at loo'o ock, compilntng abont
760 lota new ana desirable seasonable goods, suited
lo preset t sales. (.llauM
THOMAS BIRCli A SON, AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT'S, No. lib)
CHESNUT Street; rear entrance No. 1117 "wia
street.
BALE OF ELEGANT SHEFFIELD BTT.VElt
I'LAIED WAKE AND TABLE CUrLERY,
On Tueaday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, and lo be continued in the evening at
7a o'clock, at ihe auullou store, No. lilt) Chtsnak
street, will be sold, a large assortment of elegant SIN
ver-pluted Ware, from the manutactory of Messrs,
JOSEPH DEAKIN A SONS, SbelUeld, comprulaa;
rich embossed aud engraved tea services, oval and
round waiters, dishes, and covers, covered enlrwe
dishes, castors, epi rgnes, ice aud claret pituuers, cake
baskets, spoons and forks of various patterns, case '
ol table cutlery, molasses pitchers, loait rack, uapkia -rioas,
card receivers, butter dishes, uraa, kettle. e.o
Ttie goods are now open lor examination, Ut
HOOP SKIRTS.
028. WM. T. HOPKINS, 028
MANUFACTURER OF FIRST QUALITY .
HOOP SKIRTS',
FOR THE TRADE AND AT RETAIL.
NO, 688 Ant II HTBEIST, BELOW
TENTH, FHILADEXPIIIAa
Also dealer In full line of low-priced New York
and Eastern made Skirls.
All the new and dealrable styles and size ol Ladles. '
Miat.es', aud Children's Hoop-skiria conelaully on
baud and made to order, embracing the largest and
most varied assortment In Ibit market, at very niod.
rate prices.
Ivery lady should try "fir Own Make" of Hoop
Skirts, aa they have no equal.
southern, Weatern. aud net J Trade buyer will find
It to their Interest to examlnn our gooda.
Catalogues of styles, sizes, and price lent to any
address. ( 17 tut
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS.&C
J W. SCOTT QO.,
iJllIBT MAMJFACTlUERa,
AMD BKALKBa 1ST
MEN'S FCBM IHIIIHCI SOODM
NO. 814 CUEMNUT STREET. .
FOUR DOORS BELOW THE "CONTINENTAL
g?tfP rarbABaipBOa.
PATENT SHOULDER. BEAM
ilHBT MANIjrACTORT, .
AWI tiENTLKM Ks'S ItJU M IMMIK BTOIUI '
PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS AND DHAWERH
made from measurement at very short notice. '
All other articles ot GKNTLKMJUS'tt DRBHS
GOODS In fuU varlf ly. a
WIKriIKMTF.R A fTO- ,
II "O. 7tM CHESNUT
BLANK BOOKS.
J-JIGI1EST TKEUIUU AWARDED F05
BJL.ANK BOOKS, . .
BY THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
WM. f. MURPirrs EONS,.
No. 330 OIlliSNUr BtroetsV
Dlasik Book Mauufaeturera, Steaiat Pmwt
Prlutera, ad Statloaer.
A full assortment of ULAN K BOOBS AND COUNT,
K47WIOUBK BTATIONKRT o