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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1868.
tEPISCOFAL GCN VENTION.
Twentieth nnd I,nt Day's ProrctMllnir
-Dralli of (lie A roliolli of ( nulrr
lnry loiilch lo I lie Lord IlUliop of
I.oihIoii ltf-rt oti flm ('ontocrnllun
f C'liiirctirM o Clinic it Ihe Triun
latlon of Hie A'lfcuu li-vctl rrlJent
Craik'n l'lii'Mag- Ailt'rcfiH-Tlio Closing
IU-IIkIoiih 'Tiuonlo Am ImpiTHilvo
nml Solemn Scene,
' i:v- V,)bk, Oct. 29.
The twentieth nml lst tiny of llio pcssiim of tho
h'rott'bUiit ljiiKropnl National C'liivrntiort w Ojienn 1
bio moi nini Ht half-pi'd uiu trlnclc witli th tmnil
iiornii't: services, conducted hy the l!cv. Dr. S. Y.
McMaktrr, of Minncutii, nml the licv. lr. Allvjrt II.
H.Iniley, of Vim mniit.
The I!cnlictiin was pronounced hy I'.leliop Ran-
klall, ofX'filoraiK
The recur .1 of yc.terrl.iy's propc.lin was ret l by
lie Sccr.liuy, the lv. ). I'tiry, of Connecticut, nuJ
Ctdopted hy tho Coiivonlioii.
The attendance of ilrli'fj'itcf to tlio ('oiivon'.ion thin
Siloming was not lnri-, n ii'milur Invltijj roiio home.
The Soi ictiuy niinoiinceil Unit arrangements have
eon pcrfitctcU fur the triin?orlntioi; of the members
r the Convention lo their respective homes, Tree of
harpe, as far South as 'nlii i.irton nnil.na fir West
'ilUbui'E. U Is not positively known whether the
ker,illrtt of inpn:ij; isMidl will lie rooi! beyond the
points nioiilionrd. Delegates living ivist wiil be fur-
Lisheil with free transportation nsf.ir ns Boston.
lcnlli ol llio Ar'libilio of ( atilri lnirv.
The Itcv. Dr. Hailit stat d thai information has
eon received of the death of Ins Grace tho Arcli
ishop of Canterbury. II'" paid u ulowin,; trlb'.ito l
lie decca: (d, and moved tint tho House confer with
.0 Hov.Fe of Ilishop:- in relation to taking proper
ittion with regard to the melancholy event.
Jlr. Wcisli olleicd as an amendment that the action
if the Genera! Convention in relation to the death of
ho Archbishop ho communicate 1 to Kuzland by tho
eleprnpluc cabin, and it be followed by a letter con-
lininp the details of the proceedings of the Couven
ion in rotation to the event. Ayreed to.
The reports of committees wore called for by the
president. .
The l!ev. Dr. Haight, from tho C'ommit'ce on
uon, presented ft report Irom that body, coutain-
ujt the following resolutions' :
Jicnolrcd. That this House doe not concur in the
evolution contained in Mesoajc, iNo. OJ, from the
louse of Hit-lmps , us follows:
Jienolvrd, the House of Clerical and Lay Deputies
oncurriii!.', That the fotlowinr he and hereby js fu
eled as Title 1, Canon , to wit:
Of tho t'oimecrntioii of Chun-lies.
1. Mo church or chapel F-hnll be consecrated nntil
She Bit-hop elinll have been siillicienlly ccrtilied that
tie building nnd ground on which it is erected shall
Jve been fully paid for and me free from lieu or
Jlhr incumbrance.
2. H shall not b law ful for any vestrv, trustees, or
Jtbcr body, authorised by law, ol any State or Terri-
ory, to liolu property lor any diocese, parish or con-
regaiio, to encumneror niiHiia'.c any consecrated
hnrcb or chapel, without the consent of the Hishop,
ctinp with the advice and consent of the (Standing
otnniiUe. of the Diocese in which such church or
Uiapel be situate.
! 3. No consecrated chnrch or chapel shall be re
moved, taken down, or otherwise disposed of, lor any
f'uniiauowed, woriuiy or cntnmmi use," wituont the
fcrevions consent of the Bishop acting with the advice
It the SMndinc Committee of the Diocese in which
inch church or chapel be situate.
JHcaKaxefi from the IIouho of Itisliopsj.
A discussion on this subject was interrupted by the
fading of several messages front the Uouso of
pi6bops, tho principal of which was on the subject of
Ritualism, informing the House that they will ap
point a committee to inquire whether additions to the
'anons and the Prayer Book are required or e.xpe
ient to secure uniformity of public worship, and ro-
liort to the next Convention.
The debate on the consecration of churches was
I ben continued, during which several serious objec
ions were made by members from lthods Island,
'nneylvama and oth intB It was comuhiined
lhat some of the canons conflict with the laws ol the
tates.
yMr. Honsha. of Hhnde Inland, then moved to add
totheCanonthat.it be unlawful to cll pews at anc-
ion, and the wiioie matter was men icicneu oacu to
he Committf e ou Canons.
Inlercourae wilU Sweden.
The House concurred with the House of Bishops to
ontiune the intercourse wan the 1'rotcstaut t.pu
opal Church of Sweden.
Appropriation.
The ITonse of Bishops thou asked for nn appro-
hriatiou of 8300, to pay for clerk hire of their House.
Objection was made that the sum was too larire,
kud it was finally referred to tho Committee ou Ex
penses, with instructions to inform tho House of
Libhops lhat their request would not be granted,
Resolution of TlianUs.
The lion. Hamilton Fish, of New York, then
Moved a resolution of thank to the President and
Secretary of the Convention, for the able manner in
thich they have performed their duties.
Other resolutions of thanks, to tho churchmen of
cCew York for their hospitalities, to Bishop Potter,
rev. Dr. V. Ojjilorie and bis associates on the Local
ommiltee ou Entertainments, and also to the rector,
kestry and congregations of Trinity Church and the
thurch of the Transfiguration, and Calvary Church,
o Postmaster Kelly for post ofllce facilities, to the
liflsrebt railroad companies, &c, were paused.
The Mcene freed.
The Committee ou the Prayer Book reported against
lie expediency of changing the translation of the
jNicene Creed at this time.
A Tclettrnm to the Jord nishop of Loudon.
The Uouse of Bishops communicated the form of
elrgram to bo sent to the Lord Bishop of Loudon in
Ctlation to the death of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
It reads as follows :
"To the Lord Bishop of London: The two Houses
fit the General Convention uanmil their aflVtc.liouaif
ondolence to the Church of Lus'.and ou the death of
is venerable prelate. B. B. Smith,
l res loin liisnop,
jAMl-h Ci'.AlK,
President of the House of Depulios,''
KxtenHlon of Time.
lr. William Welsh, of Philadelphia, moved that
he resolution requiring the House of Bishops tj
ransmit their action on resolutions, amendment,
Re, forwarded to them from the Lower House within
hree days after their receipt.be rescinded. He said
t was very unfair to the House of Bishops, and did
hot give them time to properly cousider important
ubjecta sent lo them for consideration. Ho moved
hat the time be extended from three to live days.
The Rev. Dr. Meade hoped ihe motion would ho
oted down. ith all respect to the House of Bishops,
thoaghl it too late iu the day to pass any such
otion.
After some cross-firing between Dr. Meade and Mr.
A'elsb, the motiou of tho latter gentluiuau was laid
u tho table.
A lteport from the 1'oniinlitce on Cnnona.
Hon. Hamilton Fieb, from tho Cotuniitteo on
anons, reported the following:
The Committee on Canons, to whom was referred
the proposed Canon entitled, "On the Consecration of
thurches," communicated to this House in Messago
Xo. 63, fi'om the House or Bishops, respectfully re
port that they recommend the enactment of the
proposed Canon, with the following additions to Sec-
iou x, viz:
J'rovidtd, That this section shall not ha operative
n auy State with the laws of which, relating to tho
aking and holdinir of property by relislous corpora
ions, the same may conflict; so thai the second tec-
ou shall read as roilows:
Section 8. It shall cot be lawful for any vestry,
rusiees, or oiner oooy antuonzeu oy mv " i
tate or Territory to noiu property lor any uioceeu,
rith or concrrenatum. to encumber or alienate any
,.navatiri rlinreii or chanel. without the previous
JoDsc nt of the Bishop, acting with the advice and
Authority of the atanding committee of the diocese
fii wl ich such church or chapel be situated. Wo.
, That this section shall not be operative In any
fitate with the law of which, relating to the taking
end holding of property by roliiutm corporations, tho
ti me may conflict.
JliO report was adopted.
I J'fwn Ht Auction.
I lion. Ilamllton Pish, from the Committee on
t uus, reported ft bw C'auou, that It shall bu uulaw-
fnl to sell or lease pews by auction held within the
W:ills of a church.
Iter. Dr. BearclsVy, of Connecticut, thought It. best
to postpone ihe maiier until the next C mventioii.
Dr. .Me ado advo-nted the Canon, us Hie lloussof
Cixl is desecruted by nianiug it a p Uoe for nierchau
dip. The l!ev. Dr. Cook, of Nw York, wis in favor of
Ihu l inmn, but tlioiiL'tit it imir icltralle to net on It
now. as whole deh-gaiious have retinned home, in
Hiitiliation that no new luiiiness would bu brouijlit
belote the Convemion.
A motion to tahie the enllrn matter was lost.
Ihe Hcv. Widiam Wliite moved nn amendment
thnt "No church shall be used lor any unhallowed
purpn.'c." Declared out of order, as not pertinent to
the question .ei.diug, and as bein j; alrtiidy provided
for.
'J he debate continued, when the Chair npnealo l to
the discretion of the Hon?, a their number is re
ductil oiie-lialf, whcth'T it would lie proper now M
tiass a new canon. Whereupon it was moved to refer
the matter to (he next Convention. Not agreed to,
and Ihe debate w:s resumed; audit was lired by
ever il that the Letter way would l-e to p, a can m,
no' m a law, but as a re onimeniluory resolution,
which vould be of equal ellVclivcness.
As tl.c fUL'.'es!inii appeared to be generally aeeed"d
to, 1 iio proposition was put into the form that (he
llnc of Bishops coiieiirrinir, it is tho sonsa of tliis
lionso "'J'liat in the .jiul,.'ment of this Convent ion it
Improper,-' ,te,, nnd in On form it was adopted, and
ordered to bo printed in the Digest of Canons,
A!li-esH liy Iho President of tlio Con volition.
The Kev. Dr. Crail:. of Kentuclrv. the linl,t,nf ,.r
tl;e Coiivciilion, llien ma..o a parlin-j aild.ess, and
w hile he spoke t! e llone remain ed nandimr, at tiia
siit'Ecslion ol tho liov. Dr. Liit.i-iohn. 'i'lw li.'v. Pre
sident said :
A il N not nro')al)lo that we shall meet. n!niM In
the ivlation which we now sustain to e ich other. I
shall psk your nulu'eence to niiihe a few remarks.
It is but the reiteration of liu common feeltntr and the
exrression ot nl! w ho have attended tho serious of
this llou-e, to litter my assured conviction til it tho
exlrsordinary h.n niony, the rnrdial ourtesv and the
lnaniteslalions ol Iraternal atieetion win. h have di---tinu'uished
the deliberations of this body from its
commencement to jm c;o-m could havo emu under
tlio i ircuinetanee in which we have becu ill iced, nn 1
Willi the exciting questions which havo neen before
tis, from no other sotirco than the guidance and ore-
siding influence of the Holy (ihost. For this precious
in nun trace oi i, on, let us render lo linn al! the
riiise and platitude of which our poor hearts are ca
pable. We humbly thaniifully take it for an earnest
that .(.Jed will continue to be ''racious to this hninch
of His Church, and designs her, smill ns Bin? is, to
exert a uiesscii luiiuence in moiuini; tlio character and
shapini; iho destiny of this new world in which our
lot is cart.
lie will control and overrule tho acitations and
abemtions uf the day to a greater good. They are
but the sius and necessities of a more exuberant life,
As that life expresses llelf in one direction, all of us
will agree to maintain all that truly tends to produce
those two things which (od has so emphatically con
secrated in his public worship yloiy and beauty
while we reject all that is tawdry, mean and trillins,
and as lar as, on cither band, this teeming life has
degenerated into false doctrine and disloyalty, lieu
of mere subjective faith will go to their own place
from this Church following Newman and Manning
on one hsr.d. or Colensn and Banti.t Noel on tha
other, liven so this will but purify and stregthen
me i nurcn. ins most important and continuing
subject for giatulation in this ( hutch is tho fidelity
with which wc have adhered to the diviuelv-Lriven
pattern of a Christian Cinncil by making the laity au
v.-semini poruou in sucu council.
Our more extended experience in the practical work
ing of this divine pattern enables ns tosay confidently
to our brethren of the Church of England, and of the
provinces of England, who arc trying to bring their
synodical organization to a higher standard, that the
lay element in tins Doily lias at all times been at once
progressive and eminently conservative that it is
an effectual preservative against class legislation, and,
iu hit vjjkiiii.ij, iwuti ii'uico initrijr iu uie Ulgllliy,
courtesy, and high character of this Convention. The
Church, I trust, rising to a higher estimation of her
powers anu capabilities, will have each of her minis
ters not merely a workman, but the leader and puido
of a body of working people, which is tho only way
mm whs i nurcn can iuiini ner great mission in evan
gelizing this country. The laity, nuder the control of
and with the assistance of their respective ministers,
by lay reading must occupy every accessible position
wherever the church may be planted.
The President then thanked the Convention for the
honor it had conferred on him, and the kindness aud
attention manifested toward him, and concluded by
bidding them au affectionate farewell.
A number of messages from the House of Bisboos
Were then rod, couvm lug iu certain measures
ndopted by the House of Deputies.
The Kev. Dr. Hondo then moved that a committee
1)6 appointed to lufm-m the Houso of ltiehoiia Itiat the
Jiou-e ot Clerical mid J. ny .Deputies nas completed
the business before it, and are ready to receive any
niorc message trn that body. Agreed to.
J lie Kev. Dr. .uulcuanv and ilv. William Welsh.
were npuointed the Committee.
J be Convention then took a recess.
Afiernoon Session.
The Convention reassembled at threo o'clock, but
there being no further business except the concur
rence of the House of Clerical and Lay Deputies iu a
number of unimportant messages sent by tho House
of Bishops, the Convention adjourned until half-past
seven iu the evening, wheu the closing religious cere
monies took place at Calvary Chnrch, Twenty-first
street, which were presided over by the Presiding
Bishop, B. B. Smith, of Kentucky, who read a lengthy
and tulciesliug pastoral letter prepared for the occa
sion, T'nc proceedings of the Convention thronghont
were characterized by great moderation of feeiing
aud kind spirit, there being no angry discussions or
harsh language used during it entire continuance.
The most fraternal spirit was manifested by the dele
gates toward one another, and nothing whatever oc
curred to mar the perfect harmony that pervaded tho
assemblage dining the deliberations of the Con
vention. Princess Louisa, of Sweden, the betrothed
of the Crown l'riuce of Denmark, has consumption.
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KILLS Or EXC1IASUE
For Sale on Lout! u, Frankfort, Tarls, Etc.
Vic Issnc Letters of credit on Messrs. JAMES
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AVAILABLE! FOB TRAVELLERS- USE
THROUGHOUT TUB WORLD.
Having now direct prlrato connnnnIca
Hons by wire between our Kcw York and
Philadelphia Offices, o arc constantly Iu
receipt fall Quotations from flicvr York,
and aro prepared to execute all orders
with promptness iu STUCKH, UOAUS, aud
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r.'o. 16 South THIRD Gtroot,
110 PHILADELPHIA.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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ASD ACCRUED IATEIJEST.
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Through Freight Department.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
1ULT1M0KE RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2,
Frelfbt tor BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. RICH
MOM), NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. LYNCtl-
RUiiG, and all Points In VIRGINIA. TENNKBSEK,
ALABAMA. MISblHSilPPI, OEOKQIA, ARK AN
SAb, and NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLIXA,
YIA ANNAMESS1U LINE,
Virginia aud Tennessee Air Liue, Orange,
Alexandria, aud Mauashcs Railroad,
AND 1ICHMOND & YORK RIVER RAILROAD,
WILL fcE RECEIVED AT THE NEW FREIGHT
UFI'OT OF THE COMPANY,
Corner Washington Avenue aud Swanson
Street,
luulfcid tf BROAD aud CHERRY Streets, m at
prevent.
Freight loaded and despatched dully by rail lines ta
nil fcoutbern and Souikwebiern pulntu.
Cartmen find a good driveway via Front and
Washington s.rects.
JOHxN S. WILSON,
10 !610trp General Through Freight Agent.
WEST CllESTEli AND rillLADKLPUIA
Ra1LkUD - WINTER AURANimulKNT.
-Ou ana aiier MONDA V, Ooiooer 6, ItiKS, Train will
leave a. fidlnwt:
leave l'hlladelpbla from tba Danot. THIRTY
HIM and HHESNUT lreet8.7 45A. M. II A. M..
t iu P. M., 4 16 P. M., 4 to P. M.. I5 aud a i P. M.
Leave Went Cnlr lor Pbiladelpula, frum Depot
on runt Market utrt-cU al ca A. M.,7'4t A. m .8 00 A.
M., in 46 A. M..1-A6 P. M..4 6U P. M.. and 8 M t. M.
'1 rln leaving West Cneater at 8-oy a. M.. and iav
Ing plilludelplil at 4 00 P. M.. will mop at B. (J. Juuo
Hon and Media only. PaaHeugncs to or Irom station
between West Chester auU H. C. Junoilon, golug
EaHr, will take iruln leaving West Clietter at Ti
A. M.. and going West will lake the train laavlng
pblladtlphia at 4 to P. M and transfer at B. c. Juuc
llThe Depot In Pblladelpbla la reached dlreotw br
the Chesiiiit and Walnut Bir?el cm. TiiOMtt ot tha
Market btreel line run wllbln one siinare. Tba
cnrnoi both Hues connect wHU eauh tralu upou li
wrlval. ON srTNDAY8,
Leave Phllad"lpblaat S 30 A. M. and 2 00 p. M.
1 eave Wesi C'liei-tfr nl 7'66 A. M. and 4 on P. M.
Trains leaving pblludpliibla al 7 4 A.M. ami 4 80
p M - and leaving Weet Cheater at 8 09 A. M. aDd 4 bit
p! M.. couueclat J. C Junoilon wltli TralnsouP.A
R U R. It., tor Oalorrt and lulermodiale poluia.
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"HILADKLPJIIA,
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D0NDS of both Companies, Tor sale or
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Old 5-20a Wanted In Exchange for New
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS UADB. BTO0KS boncbl Ikud sola
nOonunlaslon.
BpeclM btulneu aooommoaationa re erred for
Krtioa lo I Ira
W wni receive tppHcattong fri Pollelea ol Life
Inaoranoo In tne MauonalLlie Insurance Company ol
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rn
FIRST MORTGAGE QOrSD3
or TDB
UNION PACIFIC
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050 Iiles Completed.
A llmlTd orr.r.nntof the Flrnt Mrrtia-n nirnlnnftho
Union l'ecilic Jtnllrrud Conu ar.y re oHpielto the
ruunc, ts one ol tno tblcn: uud intst proUmble in
vestments.
1. Ti ey are a first morigRRe npon the longest and
rnoH ImiiortftLH uvllrradlu ilie conatrr.
1!. li Jaw thy can be I: siitd to the Company enly
i iliercud In c(OiiJiett.d,o ILat ihcy aiways ropre.
scut a real ya'ue.
S. Tliflr eiiiount Is limited by art cf Cin;:ro9 to
Fllty Mi. lion Lolluu on tto entire r..cIuo liue, or au
avcrrge of 1 ps tlmn J i (i'orer mile.
4, lion. y: 1'. Morgan, of tho United E'atoi Senate
mid Hen. Oukcs Anns, of ihe Uul.eO. Siutcs House o'
Jti iitotentutlves. are tLe tiuBiies tor the Bouaiioidors,
lo see tlial all lluli Interests are protected.
6. Five Uovernineut D;rtctots, appointed by the
President rlthe Unl ed States, are responsible ta tue
country for the tnnmtKeu.eiit of Us atlalrs
ti. 'ibiee Uulud fctatts CeuatulhBloneis must certify
that the read Is well built and equipped, and In all
le.' pects a Uret-clats railway, btiore any bonds can be
Issued upon It,
. 'Ihe United States Governrnent lends the Com
panyltsowu bonds to the sime amount that the
Ctmi HDy Istues, lor which it tua.es a second moit.'age
as seiuruy.
8. As additional aid, It mikes an absolute donation
of 12 1' o acres ti land to the mile, lying upon each slda
of tbe road.
9. Ihe liosds ray SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD, and
the principal is also payable In gold,
10. Ihe turnings fiom tne local or way business
were over EOUlt MILLION DOLLAHS last year,
which, alter paying operating expenses, was much
more than sulliclent to pay tbe lhterest. These
earulugs will te vastly Increased on tue completion
Ol the tiiitie Hue In lbtju.
11. 'o political action can reduce the rate of Inte
rest. It must remain for thirty years, tuc per cent, per
annum in sold, now equal to between eight aud nine
per cent. In currency. Ihe principal is then payable
in cold. If a bond, with such guarantees, were Issued
by the Government, Its market price would not be
lubs than from twenty 10 twenty-live per cent, pre
mium. As these bonds are Issued under Government
authority and supervision, upon what is very largely
a Government work, they must ultimately approach
Government price. Ko other corporate bond, are
made so secure.
12. The Issue will soon be exhausted. The sales
have sometimes been half a million a day, and nearly
twenty millions have already been sold. About ten
millions more may be cll'trid. It Is not Improbable
that at some lime not far distant, all the remainder
of the bonds tbe Company can Issue will be taken by
acme combination ol capitalists and withdrawn from
the market, except at a large advance. The long
time, the high gold luterest, and the perfect security,
must make these ouutis uery valuable for export.
ill tte predictions which the officer of the Com-
ness eu ccess of their enterprise, or the value and ad
vance la tbe price ot tbelr securities, have been mors
than continued, and they therefore suggest that par
ti es who desire (o Invest in their bonds will Jtmi it to
thtir ((dianUipe to do to al once.
Hip nripB fur the nresent Is 102 and accrued Interest
at six per cent. Iu currency, from J uly l.
Subscription! will be received In Philadelphia by
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
No. 40 8. THIRD Street,
TVr. PAINTER & CO.,
do. 3d 8. THIRD Street.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & C0.;
jmo, iu a, xaxau nireet.
AND IN REW YOBS
AX Till! lOMPANI'SOIPItK,
NO, 20 NASSAU Street,
AMD .BY
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No, M WALu Street,
And by the Company's advertised Agents through
out the United Stales.
Donds sent free, but parties subscribing throngh,.
local agents, win look to them for their sale delivery,
A NKW PAWPHLKT AND MAP WAS ISSUED
OCT. 1, containing a report of the:Progress of the
Work to that dale, and a more complete statement
In relation to the value of the Bonds than can be
given In an advertisement, which will be sent free
on application at the Company's olllcej, or to any ot
the advertised agents,
JOHN J. CISCO, TEEASCREII,
October 6, 1868. 3 1 fmwtf J New York.
CARPETINGS.
rJlllK SAFE DJSrOSIT COMPANY,
I or Sue Keeping of V uluablea, securities, etc.,
and Renting of tSa'es.
DLREUTOH9
N. B. Browne, J GllliOKhata Fell,' Alex, Henry,
C. 11. Clarke, (). J1 ac-alt.it er, iS. A. tJulriwell,
Joiiu We.Bh. K. W.Clark, luco. F. Tyler.
Ol'i'IUE, Ho. 421 CUERNUT STKEKT.
N. B. iJKOWNK, ProsldMut
U. H. (jLAHK, Vlue President.
F.. PATTERSON. Sec. and xreaauxer, 1 16 ffini
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
I'ENN BTEAM ENGINE AND
BOlLitK WOMHS.-NEAFI K A I.l'uv
J-juittluAhAiiU TUiAjKETlCAL JtKJLNjSJCRa.
MACHlNUsTb, BUI L EH-1A K HJU, BLACK.
cmuxxxio, nuu tvviniJh.iin, naving ror many years
been In auccensful opetallon, and been axcioalveiv
Anna r , r. ,K V.i.t I 1 1 - . . . ,.... .(.. . . . . J
outpfecu v uuiiuiuk .iiu riiuinii iauiufl KXia itlvei
itut;liie, high fiud low-prtwuure, Iron Boilers. WuLtu
Tanks, Propullera, etc. etc, rRsuuclfully offer tiielr
services to ihe publlo as being fully prepared to con
trucl lor engines cf all sites, Marine, Klver, aud
Stationary: havlnir seiu of naiterns of dlOuTaut mu.
are prepared lo execute orders wlili quick despatch,
Every description of pattern-making made at the
niwiimi uume. nitiu auu JjU w-preu ure Jflus
iiiuumr uiu uyiinoer Doners, vi ne ue x euusyiva
ma charcoal Iron, Forglugs of all blzwj and kinds
Iron and Bram Casllnua of all d&scriutlniio. ri.,n
Turning. Screw Ctatlug, and all other work oonneottd
Drawings and eueclricatlons for sill work done at
the esiablujhiuent rev ol charge, and work guarait-
The .nbaorlber. have ample wharf-dock room fbi
repairs of boars, where they can lie In perfoct Suety.
... ... nrlth.hnurfl. L) ! 1WU f u 1 i ul , .
RIM ...... ... -, -I nj.
tor raism. htavy or HgUt wdtj 0NKAF
JOHN P. LKVY,
1 1 BEACH aud PALMEii streets.
J. VAUGHN MKBSIOKi WILU AM R, ItXMIOX
COUTH WAKK iOUNDlii', FIFTH AND.
nuiunviv" "-j..
rHii.Auiu.pinA,
MKK1UCK &. SONS,
INGIN1-Kllri AND MAIJHINTSTH.
maoufaciure High aud Low Preuure Steam Knglnu
10 1 Muu, niKtr, auu iu urine nervioe.
Boilers, Gawoiueters, Tanks, Iron Boats, eta
Cablings ol all kinds, either Iron or brass.
iron ruuie itootb lor Uas Work, wornenops, ana
liallroad blatlous, elo, .
Keiorts and Uas Machinery, of the latest And most
Improved construction. ,
Every description of Plantation Machlnory.altO
Hngar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pau, OU
Hte.m Iralus, Deieetors, Jfllters, Pumping, Ea.
Sole Agents tor N, Blllenx's Patent Sngar BotUng
Apparatus, Nebmytn's Patent Steam Hauime;,aud
Asptnwall A Woolsey's patent CeultUiigal Sugu
Draining Machine. W
WCVV ARRIVALS.
Opening Daily,
Wiltons, Velvets, Dmsscls,
OIL CLOTIIM, ETC.
KEEYE L. KXIUUT &S0X,
1222 Chcsnul SlrcoU
AUCTION SALES.
1GG8.
FALL
1830,
"GLEN ECHO MILLS."
KTCALLUM, CRE;.GE & SLOAII
MAMTACTUREUS AND IlirOSTEIlS
OF
OAKPETING3,
lVliolcsalc aud EcUIl Vi'arcliouso,
iO.CC9 GHC3NUT STREET.
9 8 w.fm3m Opposite Independence nail.
p A L L OPENING.
C A R P E T I N G S
ELEGAKT WILTONS,
VELVETS,
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRIES,
3-PLYS AND INGRAINS,
rARLOR, HALL, AND STAIRS TO MATOil,
LEEDOr.1 a SHAW,
Xo. yiO AKC1I STKUET,
9 16 wfn:2ni Between Ninth and Tenth H'rcets.
FURNITURE.
BARGAINS A FEW DAYS LONGER.
ATWOOD & HOPPER
Will dissolve tbelr copartnership about November I,
and are now closing out tbelr large slock ot
rUiiNIXUJRE
AT GP.EATLY REDCCKD PEICES.
This Is a rare opportunity to procure bargains.
?io. 45 SOUTH SIX'OXD STKLET,
1028 wfoidt Above Cbesnut, KastSlde,
X. LUTZ,
'Ti' n. 191 Srmlli Ei.FTKXTII Sfreet.
Just received, a fresh stock ol fancy articles of
Suitable for Holiday aud Weddiug Presents
These articles of Furniture have been manufac
tured to otder, aud are warranted to stand this ell.
mate, and w ill be sold I0 27mwflsirp
AT A SMALL ADVANCE.
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS,&C
H. 8. K. C.
Harris' Seamless Kid Gloves.
EVEBT rAia WABBAKIEDi
XZCLTJSTVB AGENTS FOR GENTS' GLOVES.
J. W. SCOTT a CO.,
6 27?rp HO. 814 CHESNCT HTItUCT.
JJ)ATENT S U 0 U L D E E-8 E A I
BniBT BfAHVFACTOBT,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FDRNISHINQ ST0EB.
PBUFECT FITTING BHIRT9 AND RAVEK9
made irom mtasureuaenl at very shori nonce.
All other articles of UiMlLliili H DUE da
GOOI18 lu foil variety. .
WINCHESTER & CO.,
JUS , No, 7WCHJHNUT HUeet.
TRUSSES.
tl 'SKELKlf'S HAitD KUBIilSB TUUS3.
Hfij; So. 1447 UAK&JSUT Htret. T bla Trnss cor
rectly applied wUl cure and retain with ease the mod
Ullltculi rupture; always clean, llht, eauy, saie. and
ounifurtabie. nsed In bitlhlnir. niu 1 lo Mm. nevei
rusts, breaks, soils, become, limber, or moves from
place. No strapping, Hard Kuboor Abdominal Hup.
porier, by which Ihe Ai others, Corpulent, aud Ladies
sullerlng with Female weaknetio, wllllind relief and
feriect support: very llpht, ue&t, ard effectual. Pile
DBirnnienis bnouldor Bractn, Xiu'.tlo ttocktucs fo
wink limbs, Snipeuiitms, eui. Alio, large block bei
Liathei 1rUB.cs, haif Uxuai prlc. LaAy In air.nit.
nrwv H5Jwtta
GOVERNMENT SALES.
AUCII0N SALE OF HOl'JTAL BEDD1NU
AM CLOTHJNU.
AfcSlSTAMT WKiK-Ali PartVBVOR'S OlTfOB,
VAHHIM010V. L. 1)., Oct. K4. 1563.
Will be sr Id at piiluc Auction. In this city, at the
Juillrlnry tqunre Warehouse, M street, butweeu
uur'b and Pllth streeln, on WFIiNKhDAY, the Ulu
Cay tit November text, at in e'ciur k a. M . Uioiol
IowIpk arilcfrS of ItOdPJf.iL BKDiUNij and
C5LOT111NO, no longer rmum i tor the me of the
Medic I Uep'riment o the Army, viz.:
lu.ot'd tirey Blanket!.
1U,' CD Bed Buck".
SS.tro lllow Ticks.
to, Oi' pairs Wuol.tn Ko?k.
Is.Otft (Jown".
15.H 0 Klippprs,
The above arl'cl3 will be Still In lots, to suit both
large and small purchase rn.
'1 trnis Cash, lu uoveromert Funds,
live ti ) days will be allowed lu putties purcbaslng
to remove thtir property.
11 good, are not all sold on tke day advertised, the
sale will be continued flallv.
UU KLFS hUTHERLAND,
10 ?6 Ht Asst. Med. Purveyor, BvU CVil. U. B. A.
T AltfiE BALE O F BLANK.ETB.
JDarO QUAKTKKSrASTRE'S OFFIOB,
Washington, i.j Oot it, I""
Will be sold at Publln Auction, at Olothiug tiepit.
Armory ttquare, on MONDAY, Novetuwr u. com.
meuiing al 10 A.M., under the supervision of t.'aptaio
1). G. Thomas, M. b. K., a uuantiiy of Clotblug,
Camp, and Gatrisnn Kquipage, i"'(lt iot Isnue, and
Army Blankets not required, follows:
4V,ihii (iray lliaukt is, !)
1. UOo Ureal Coals. Ui.
8,':ti0 Artill ry I'ailorm Onats.
1 iiotlGreat Co. n,uUn!r,,.
2, (xKi Iofsnif Uuliorm Coats.
ForageCaHi'Ten"'Bel Ba-;ks, Axes, Mess Pans,
TiuiMrt-r,n- In Government funds,
t aHbdepuBitwlll be requltod, s heretofore, upon
X oruVbl th. Qu'term.jterGMeoneraLR4N
Tlepuly Quurtermasler-ueneral,
0 8 lOt Tlrevet liKdier--i(iiiorttl U. H. Army.
P.
JOHN O R U ftl
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
SIIOPSi MO. SIS IiODOH BJTBEKT,
BUNTlNrt, DCTlBOUOVV CO.. AUOTIOW.
of Ilank street, Buccemrsto John B. Myers k Oo
GKBMAN DRY HOODH. iio. '
NOT. I, at ,o 4;ooUn,rmrtrh,.'noRr,.d.t.5b 10 ft
BALE OF im -mjJHOEB, TRAYKL.
November ., 'St'l!
LAItOE HALF, OF BRITISW , FRKwcirr OKRUA W
AND DOMhwTIO Dlty UUoii SRMAJf
k,,. . . , Thursday MornliiK.
10 0 dock, on tour months' credit, lo jo Bt
M THOMAS A R0N3, N03. 139 AND 141
YNL.rMA.I:1:MIFrFr'''ANKOrfl BOOKS, WORKS
AlllK a Mi hclKNUK-t, jIUIU a Library.
OrLc .i Ar.' iD ,ldBy Alteruoon,
'cl. rr, at 4 o'cli ck. " 10t It
M
AKTIN liROnJKKS, ACCTIOKKEIISL-,
f"' CJli-lNliT bt., rear entraucfrom .11110.
rOHHIVK BALK OF A PTOOK OF HK IDT.
MADE ILOTIitNG C L'jTIH. 1XTUKKB. iBTtl
On Waturday Afl.-n.oou. ' lU"
Ormhprsi k in-,i,,n,..k ........ .
coiacgup, the i ititire Block of a tailor declining bust
Ovfriwi overcoats of VA'lous kinds and slan. As
B'Krimi.iuol business suits, coats, punts, aud vest.
r,:,,V,",u !" Piece, reiunauls. eio. ' '
In 1 '.fH'tuVl.".,1,? I.lKle UJuuiaciure, and will be .old
111 11.111 tu. 11. t puruhaicrs. IluSJTi
M ay be ftumuieduii the day rreylous to Bale.
rpilOJIAS 1W.CH A- tON, AIXTIOXKKRB
A, 1' .nt f ,JV J'ON : Kl'HAKVt. N in?
CilKMjT tti.reti rear eutrauce o. 1107 bansom tit
PA T IB OF VATUAP.LK OIL PAIVTINQ.
OOllUMsY and 1K11J.U' EVK I.V(is Nnr.
ii.n"?.1" l 1 .'clotl. t the auct.ou store, Nol
11 10 ( li.pnu' Mreet. 1
Mr. C11aK.J.X F. ITAIVLTI f K (n'evlom n r
movliiK in i.ii, new boitains, jno, 1K5 Cliesuut street!
will r.vsn nevernl rouf iKiiuieuis, Including m)".'Iiuho
AmeriCBr'0'1UWlu umou', wlUts, Kuropeao aud
Bakaiowlca, Ilpfiuninnt, Patvoli,
Knxluhardl, Het.rtchou, V-'auters,
Papo, liuche, JVohps
Kicucl, Dtuers, pfi.f, wilraven,
Jw'mI r. , MeiBiier, Vun Ntarkloborgh.
W.T. P.lrlinrds, ISoirr, Da DiacttHlner.
L B. Irving, Hatnel, Lmi'em de BueU ,
lloiiiiT-t. H,thermel, hclitiBHle,
B iiltlle, Brevoorl, Falrman.
t".0l.ly,o Beilnws, Brltol,
.1, 1. Prollllo, K. Morao, parton.
Haul WfDT, O.W McUuhOn.Creisoa, eto.
W.S.Ycnng. Itamsfy, '
The palm 1 1. Its will be open for exhibition fromWe!
msu.y, Oct. in, uLtll cay of Bale. lu 17 4k
D. MrCLFES A CO.
Ho.UxI MAI KJCT btreeu
AUCTICKEERS
IU
c
0.
BALE OF 17C0CA8EP BOOT8, PHOEa, BB03AN3.
BA I MOKaLK KTO.
Ou Monday Morulng,
Nov. I. commencing al lu o'ciucx, we will sen;
by ciiift'ofup, tor cash. 17U0 cases men's, boys', and
you'll!,' boots, shoes, brogan., balraora's, etc.
Also, a large Hue of ladles', nileseb', aud children's
wer. uuu
LAriK At KVAKS, AUCT0EEIi3l NO. C30
CHEtsKUT btreeu
Will Bell THIS DAY, Morning and Evenlnjr.
A large Invoice of Blankets, Bed Spreads, Dry Goods.
Cloths, Cafslmeres. Hosiery, btationery, Table and
Pocaet Cutlery, Notions, etc.
City and country merchants will find bargains.
Terms cash.
Goods packed free of charge. 28
LiPTINCOTT, BON A CO., AUCTIONEERS.
AsliHTJBST BUILDING, Ko. 240 MAKKibiT
blreet.
LIFE INSURANCE.
E. W. CLARS1 & CO.,
BANKERS,
Ho. C5 South THIRD Qtroot,
rillliADELI'IIlA,
s.
FOR TUB
National Life Insurance Co.
OF TUB
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
IOB TBB
Stales or renusylvaiilii aud Southern Now
Jersey.
THE NATIONAL LIFE IN8DKANOE COM
PANY la a corporation chartered by Bpeolal
Act of Congress, approved July 25, 1868, with.
A CASH CAPITAL OF 0.NE MILLIQX
L0LLAKS,
And is now thoroughly organized and prepared
for business.
Liberal terms offered to Agents and Solici
tors, who are invited to apply at our office.
Full particulars to be had on application at
our office, located In the second story of oar
Banking House, where Circulars and Pam
phlets, fully describing tbe advantages offered
by the Company, may be had.
E. W. CLARK & C0.f
AO. S3 SOUTH iniBD STBEET,
SStuftf PHILADEDPHIA.
AN
Fim.A,pm.rigA
CLOTHING.
rpiIE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
BOYS' CLOTHING STORE
IX THE UK IOW.
We have now on hand a large assortment of very
line
Keady-JIatJo Clotliliig for Boys,
Which will be sold as cheap as the same style an
quality can be purchased elsewhere.
An extensive assortment otfiue CLOTHS, CA8SI
AlKBKd liHAVKBS tc., for gentlemen's order
P. A. II0YT & BR0.,
ABSKMBLY BUILDINGS,
4 Bmtn TENTH and CHESNUT Streets.
mm
111 PROVED HALTIMOBif
FIRE-PLACE HEATER,
WITH
Illuminating Doora and Windows,
AND
Magazluo of snfflclcut capacity for fuel
to last 21 liours.
Tliejiuost cheerful and perfect Heater In use.
BOLD WHOLESALE AND EETAIL BT
J. S. CLARK,
So. 1C08 MARKET STREET,
10 14 lmrp HIIiA DIiiLPHIA.
QO1T0N AND Fi-AX1K A!ro0AMT:B;
J BAJorill numbers and branrlaj
Tent. Awnlrr. Tran fToul one
AlHolVrAla.iufre Twine. etol
SOVCtal iet lllei ffu i K V r RM A N A tW..