TITE DAILY EVENING TELEG It APII PHIL ADELP1I I A, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 18G8.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
I .oral AHnlr.
Yesterday afirmoon al ao'i hick tbo twenty
srvpntli annual tuccune of ibe Mercantile Hone
flciul Aio-ocutlou was litM, ut hevcutli and 8n
eoni streets. Oo-h ti. Hu.by, Eq., wai called
to the chair, uud illmu A. ifoliu, Km., up
pointed yrcri'tary. Tlie Hoard of M-iaaiters
gubmltted their annual repot t, and ibe Treasurer
of the nsoniutioii pr.veuied the following:
Receipts from due ol member". $2101; receipts
from lute) est on Investments, ?l:i!)0'45: piiymt.-iita
bv Committee of Wats and Mean and Relie.
f"U50 22. Asee'.s of the Auocimion t our bond
nrd nioTra.'ige, H!lui: two pround-reuts,
SM30b7; Untied Stales loans, $7003; City and
btate loHn, $70(10; cash In bnuk, $271. Total
at-netf, $!i4,6H)M8. Increase ot hsscih over tU
correpou Jiua period ot la-tjear, $20j7(KJ.
The Association then went U.u ilui titinual
election of mumsrers , when tlif follow ins were
oliiein: William C. I.ud!f, JJiuicI S't-iinneiZ,
Anp. H. hli-nley, bniiin liwon, Willium ll.
Love, A. L. Bjoiiailon, Job u '. Sip u-r. T'loran
son licjuoldN Louis J). Buueli, Henry C.
llowoll, William ll. l'.ucon, L'ais lla.-liu'en,
I'biirlfs ti. OiTi'en, Tli"ni Alliumi, Cd'irle.s
Bmith, Ilownrd IJincbman. Edward M'.cr, lieu
jiunw K. llii'lrij, H. Iaic lu'iisoti, T. Rurll
D.twsou. T'jo l!oird of M iiin?ers bold a ruci.Hin?
for trie put pose ot oruainzni! uud s.le'tiui a
President, Hcrtelary, and Treasurer on Monday
evening next.
A ineeui.c; of tin? Feu 'an ortrao'riMon, to
ftTanK'! fur tbe rceep'.iou ol tbe oVIeprives to the
Convcuttdi to be li Id in this city, couhip ncnig
Nov. i'4. win hid I lust tieninc, iu tho ball, Nu.
12 South lironrf stteet. John Dii'an-in, District
Centre. Hi the chair. It wa decided to have a
mi itaiy and c.vic piradu ou TbaiiKs'vins !)iy,
nud to hold a ma-s mei-tiner in tt.o evcuius, lor
Yvbicb rational Hall Iihs been cntr ied.
To ibe military tome twuty-t)ve huadrerl
tiuiiorms have b.-en already ltiuel. Tb tiih
and 21' li Kejrjiiiouls will wear a blue uniform
with preen iriiLniiuiis, uud the Otb tne same,
encept that the jacket will have yellow facin.!-'.
Tbe m'iori.,v ot the men will be armed with
bretcli-loaders umtiu'iic ure 1 by the oriuiiz
tion. A tcatnre. in tbe civic proc-fsiou will oe
a large cavnlcale ot uicuih. rs of the order.
lk-Jcpalions iroiu circle in a number of Bister
titales lire expected to pariieip.ile.
Tbe delcRatcs to tbe Couvtinioii will comprhe
representatives Irotu Eim'iiud, scooUnd, Iru
lai.d, Bnd Australia, l'a rick J. Meehau, Kq ,
editor of the- irist American, a tdre-ed tue
nieeiis brii rly, coutiM-lliLa effective wont, in
uttai ot paradiim; and uttered a Burtincei that
tbe mistakes ol tbe pat would be avoided in tbe
future. Addrefeee weie also made by Ueaeral
John O'Ntill. Piefideutor the Feuiau Brother
hood, and Mr. Gibbotis.
The Apprentices' Library, orner of Fifth
and Arch suceu, havme; oeen reiuodcilcit and
lepaiied, will heopcued to the readers on Satur
day evening next, Noyeoiberl4 Au invitation
li extended by rbs Board of Man-isers tu sub
scribers aid triends ot tho Library, aud to
citizens ceeerally, to vir.it and examine the
liiiiary rooms on Friday cenng.
Mr. (Jeoit'e W. Ford, for many years a
claim nud pension aeent, died yestetday, a;ier
mi 1llnp-s nf several wet lr.-i. his (i'w ue beins
enlargement of the beurr. Mr. Ford has been 1
quite active as a politician, trst in the JSUtive I
American and atterwards in tuo uepuoiicin
party.
The following; are tl e officers of the Supremo
Lodge cf Kuifibts of l'ithius, now hoUiucj its
eesbious la W.iminutou, Del.: Wilbur 11.
Myers, ol Fa., S. V. P.; Samuel Kead, ol N. J.,
S. I'.; Jauies f. Hayes, of Ujl.. S. V.O.; Cla
rence M. BiTton, 1). C. H, li. and O. 8.; William
A. Po.ter, of Ph., S. B.; O. F. Abbott, 8. G.;
.Harry Krouhenuer, D. 0., H. i. 8.; Frederick
CcppeB, of Pa., H. O. S.
The Comrollers of Public Schools met yes
terday atteruoon, tbeir recular day. Toe
a tendance was full. President SUippcu filled
tbe chair.
A voluminous ba'.cb of communications was
recced Iroui the sectloual boards. Lilte
Oliver Twlbt. most of them waut "niorti" iroaa
ttie appropriatiou lo the whole.
The Second hectiou presented n moviD appli
cation for tbe mow hly issue of warr.iuts for the
raiaries of male teachers. This waj duly re
lei red.
The Fouith section f ent in a corresponding
document, and it toolc the sa'ne course.
The tiixih section clamored for repairs to the
tumble-flown building m Fifih utie t, above
Bace, an J lor pavmg m trout of the new scuool
house at Cio vu and lU :s stree s.
Tbe beventh wauted a transjer of all the coal
at the school at l-ilteeuth and Lombard street,
In excels of three tons, to the school-house at
Beveuteen'h and Pilc.
The Ninth aC that the Keystone School bouse
shall be tiralLed by a culvert. Tiiey also wuut
mi appropriation t..r a night sctmul.
Tbe Tiuib ak that tne cbildr. n may be al
lowed to take tbeir bjoks and do their studying
at borne.
The 'twenty-second ward wants the city to buy
a lot in that district tor fcuool purposes. The
loeality is near to Allel: street.
TheTAer ty-fltth tciion Mibniitted resolutions
Btkmg provision lor more efhuol-houses or ac
commodations. As mutter niw are, tnere is not
room cuuuuh to accommodate the pupils.
All of tneoe were reterred.
The res.puaiiou ot President Shlppen was now
received. It is c niehej in tuese ta ran:
PuiL&DELrniA, Nov. 10, 1808, southeast corner
Sixth aud Walnut. To tbe Controllers of tne
Public Scbool9 ot the First School district of
Pmunjlvauia tjeLtieu.ei: ft n dde to you
that I advise ou o' my resignation, transmitted
to the Honorable Judtres o the Court of Com
mon Pieas, as tbe Controller from tbe Eighth
section, to take etiect on the 1st day ot January
next Accompanying this communication is a
copy ot my letter ot recitation. Durtug the
past tiftten jears I have devoted a very con
aiderable portion ol my time to the public ser
vice in educational mailers, at tho Baciiice of
private business aud duties, aud I now feel it
due to myself that I sua'l reliuqiush further
participation in public school affairs.
1 will ever bear in pleasing .nd grateful
memory the distinguished boi-or you have con
feired upon me 1u culling me to tne Presidency
ot jour Hoard, the coar'tsv and kinduess which
huvcalwa.vs marked cur otue al n I priva'e
re'auonB, and, a'love aU, the eameit veal, in
telligence, aud lHithfulne.'S to public inicresis
vhicb hate so signally characterized the term
ot service of cacn men, her ot yoar B ard.
Believe me thit I dissolve our official reUtious
Tvhh tne irrea'esi reluctance, but uot without
matured deliberation. Our private relations
Ki'l r main undisturbed.
Keceive singly, geu letiicn, the assurance of
my b uci re wishes 1 r jour happiness, and for
the continued success ot ths great taiue so
happily ctmnde I to you. uud Oeiicveine, very
rebpcctlully, yon obedit-nl cervaut,
Edward Shippe.v.
His resignation, wh'ih was uo nuex,iecied,
was, oi' motion, referred to a committee ol turee.
A commuuiea ion win received irom Select
Councilman iiatl iw, who rents to tne city a
bull line lor actio il purples, on Mx' h bireet,
bflo Tusker, lle'avs tuat berea trr be must
Lave a thousand doLui s a year rent tor it. Ba1-k-irt-d.
A note was received announcing that N ). 425
Louiburd B'reet, reuted lor school U9e, was
nauted or Uie owner.
Ko hing fuithcr of public interest was trans
acted. J"NKW TOHK "
Lat evening Oliver Dyer, Esq , author of the
"Wickedest Man iu Now Vorn.'" delivered a
lecture at Conceit Hull on "Nojv Yorti.'' Uo
Jerrius to tbe tenement fynteni, be mid you
frequently lind twelve hmnired people living iu
one house, a popula'iou which would niHKe up
a "ripht smart cbHiiee" of a village. In aldi
tion to tho dense popuiatiou which cr -nvds tue
building Itself, beiow is a deep. d;iup, dark cel
lar, reached by 'ome dozen ol rickety steps, m
hicn jou may olten s;e lur timidies liviuir
The numoer of persons wbo dwell iu brs-cel
lars reaches ibe bturthug Hgnre of 15,UH5. Of
course, iu these cel'ar every vice is nursed,
vices that cannot be mentlond.
There are al-o in tbo t it v 5500 rura hole,
2600 Mamblimr bells, and 1709 b Hiard rooms.
Besides, thu government of the city is one of
tbe most iieianous 'bat could well beimugiuei,
composed ol men who uuke it the r whole b isi
lieck to stenl. They eau naturally 30.000 per-
wain cn dy. We are bo uud hand and loot
tberr ; wt can 0 J no kiog.
Wiih (ome few remarks In reference tob'
motive in undertaking this in vestieation, t'ie
speaker continued: I have sometimes thought
t lint a great city is a coujiotneiation ot force
which, in their operation upon individual' are
as meiciltss as tbocutaract of Niagara. Tuey
swaliow up all in a maelstrom. Tb ;y inane
thousands of abandoned ons and dangivcrs. 1
have tttken the trouble to get some duures, aud
will give jou tho number of Pennsylvania an 1
Philadelphia fumtlics lepreseuled by runway
abandoned daughters in tbe city of Se? Yort,
PeniiHj Ivanla lamtlics are represented by one
huudied ar.d twenty-three rltueliters, and Pin In
delpbiu families by seventeen dAugbters.
Tbo speaker then dwelt at rome length ou
Die horrid degradation of tnoie preoinc's In
New York city kuown as "I'ne Gates of 11-11."
".Murderer's Lane,'; Five Points, " etc, etc.,
and detailed some most heait-rcndinir. scene
which be had witnessed. Tuere are 7000 absin
doned woiiicn iu the city of Now York; over
20,0t.0lii the Union; 21,u8t women were hi rested
In that city but vnr; 1118 of thorn iora-siult
aud bu'.ttry ; CO of lUein lor a.temnts to kill; 6
of 11, em lor accomplishing a killing. Police
SuperiiitriuUnt Kennedy bus ma Ic the r-mark
tbut in tweuty jcars New York city will hive to
be given over 'to ibe "thieves, vagabonds, and
cutthroats."
Mr. Dyer thou leferred to the mob riots of
New York' In 180J, saying that persona living
outside of tbiit city knew aoUiiiu abitit tue
objeftof tho-e riots, and that even thd ci i.ens
tin' n. selves were hardlj better nnormed. I was
a lluhl bttnein ruti'miilsm and law. Tnea
ruflian!Fm, (or Hie fir-t time, di-.covered thl it
bud a mu'-ter In the :Metropoll'aa police. That
jiol'ce loice. under Superintendent Acio i, saved
the city iiot only atraiiist the rioters but also
again! Horatio" beymour, who wanted tnem
diawn off fiotn the 'nnjoeent" people. They
are our Fa'cguard, and protect us, even thojgh
nil the police justice?, the Mayor, two Ju lnes
of tbe Supreme Court, tbe city Judge, and a
Jnrice ot the buperior Court, aro on tue side of
ruffianism.
The speaker, (heu rnnnrkinij that XewYok
wis rot nlto?e'her burl, alluded to the ni tuy
cl arities vbicli she supports uul her institu
tions ol (ar-icachmg beLeucetiC''.
He concluded his lecture by goinj over the
w ll-knowu his'ory of "John Allen, the Wicked
est Man in New York."
l;oinh(lc Afritlrs.
Gold closed jesterdiry at 134J.
Tbe Dyer court martial has adjourned over
until Friuay.
Muionty fnr Grant aud Colfax in Pennsyl
vania, so far, 28,(42.
Hon. Kuwn M. Stanton, ex Secretary of
War. is sojourning in Baltimore.
The Irish Keput licau Club of this city have
disbanded until the next cimpaigu.
The Cnmmercul fcank ot New Brunswick,
at St. Johns, stopped payment je3terday
mornti g.
Admiral Farrtmut went quietly to his rooms
josteiday iu New Yorii city, and maintained
strict privacy.
Tbe "cejmour and Blair" Club of Washing
ton have c hull ted their name to the "National
Democratic Club."
Ibe Udd Fellows of New Orleans had a
giai.d proces-iou jesterday, and dedicated their
uew hail with due ceremonies.
Hon. John A. (iris wold declines to alliw
bis name to be used iu connection with tho
United Stales Seuntorship from tew York.
Captain Chandlr, freight ageut ol tbe
Fredericksburg Kailroad, was f uud deal in bis
bed ut nichn oiiil on Monday morning.
Twelve coal-laden crs on the Morris and
Essex Kuilroad jumped tne truck Sunday night,
owing to an axle breaking, and were de
molished. The Fredcrlckt burg and Gnrdonsvlile Rail
road is to be tiUdhed by a Philadelphia com
pDy, of which H. C. Wainwright is to be
Preeuienf.
By the explosion of a locomotive Monday
afiernoou ueur Uoli Inysburg, Robert Patter
son, engineer, uud Philip Davis, fireman, were
killed.
Governor Brownlow's message was road yes-
trduy in ibe henate of the Teunesee Legisla
lute. He advises tbe sale of those railroads
which have lailed to pay tbe interest on their
Indebtedness to the State.
Pmidmt Jay has called a meeting of the
Trustees of the Gettysburg aud Antieia.u Ceine-
leries, to be held at wuiard's "Hbbitt tloue,"
Wabbinuion. Di ceinber D. It is thoiicut that
ibe quistiou of the disposal of the Rebel dead
will thin oe niiaiiy oe'ermniea.
from wash ma TON.
(eiieral Grant iukI tlie M'aslilngtou Pull
iieiaiiD.
Waspington, Nov. 10. This afternoon a com
n i'.tee, ctnsistingof delega es iroui tue Soldiers
find Sidiors' Republican Comaiiicee, oiiicers of
tbe Boys in Blue, the Piesideut ef tue Ceurral
lraiit Oiub, the Mayor ot Wahiugtou, and
aldermen and citizens, called upon Geuerat
(rant by appointment. The object ot the vmit
is stated iu the tollowiug address of the
Major:
'UiLeral Grant Iu behalf of tbe c'tizens
and ibe Republican organizations of this city,
wt have cul'ed to lendtr our nearly cougiatu
la'inr.s on the result of the tecent election, aud
tomuke known to you their wi bs tnat tiey
be permitted to attest their feelings of hrppi
nes ond joy by a proper public demonstration,
we coming jou as tne Praideut elect to the
cnpiul ot the nation. As they wero deprived of
that pleasure ou your arrival here by u sort of
hunk movemen', by which jou stole a march
on our people, all indulge iu the hope tuat you
will cow accede to their request, and tiame a
time nod place that will be moat agreeable to
you lor such a demonstration.".
General Giant repouded as follows: "I am
glad to meet you all, aud to receive yo.ir con
eram a'ious, butl hope you will spare me auy
public demonstration. 1 live in tnis city, and
like to avoid demouBtiatinns Here us elsewhere,
and with my eouteut there cannot be any. I
am always ready to meet such gentlemen as
may call upon me at my office or house at any
time, without public display or demonstration.
This would be miicb more agreeable to me, and
I licpe it will be ag'eenble to you."
Tbe Major iepliei: "Weshall certainly study
your ideasure in tbe nutter."
General Groit said: "I am not unmindful of
tbo teel na inttnued to be di-pUjed by a public
denu nstrntiou. You must lake all this fur
'granted.'" (Laughier.)
A lew moment were pissed in conversation,
and tt'e cummitiee withdiew, each member ol it
taking G:aut by tue baud.
Ti'Cie is much disappointment at the refusal
ol (ienerul Grant to accept u public demonstra
tion, ms tne pre.uirnary arrnuaeiiients bad beeu
mace for a grand rlispl ty. General Gr mt was at
L s office to dai, li'"ui 9 A. M. unt l 3 P. M., tor
the nerloi icance cf official duties, thojgn cou
ttantly iiitirpted b vi'itors.
lEon. UlllliiMi 1. Uelley
had a lcrg interview with General Grant, at his
Headquarters, this moruit.s. It Is s ii 1 Gruut
will invite JuriL'C lvepev to a seat iu his Cabinet,
and that be will be placed at the bead of thj
Kavy Df-rtitment. Kedey hs b-pu a member
ot tne Ilnuse Cciiiui t ee on Naval Ailairs lor
n veritl j ears, aud i thoroughly poateii abo. it
all the aVans ol the ticpnriuieiit. It i-i generally
concc'cd tliat IVi'tisj uauia will bo leprcsenied
'li Crar.i's Cubini t, and prouniient politicians
Buy Kelb y ih I Uely to be Hie man.
la Ti:n'FjwMmJi ope.
London, Nov. 10. Tim Times of to day has an
coronal m!h I-, giv.ni the b is of se tleiueut
nud the pri'M ijt i tatub ot the q ic.iti'ius at isue
be.t ren the Cnited Ktati s and Great Britain.
A mixed comiiiUs'Pii, eons stni'! o( two memb 'rs
from cadi mil ou, vill be appointed t adj jdtre
nil quesuoiiR arising sit'Ce 185'J, th'i d ite of tue
lai-t coniuiiss on. Lnglaini's lesponsioiliiy in
themiierol the AlibHioa claims will De re
lerred to Prussia tor ai nrration.
It tbo decision is in favor of America, a cim
miss'ou will then niieiisa'e tUeclaims. Ame
rica has withdrawn the question of the recogni
tion of tbe Southern ute-t by Great Bifa n
during tbe war. Tbe iui Jaau business will bo
lenrnd to tbe President of bwt'Z'.rluid for
uibitration.
London. Nov. 10. The Lord Mayor gave a
banquet at the uil I bull last uigbt. Amone the
f'ets piesent were Disraeli and Reveriy Joln
iCB. Ii the coarse oi iep'j to u tuast, Mr,
Johnson said: ''I have been greatly critlc ze l
for the manner In which I have received and
o tiered civilities while In this country, but irh
strictures on my conduct have not atlected the
negotiations which sre in progress. However
dissatisfied the people here or at home may be,
tbey will find that there Is to ground for sncfi
feelings. Tbe questions at Issue between my
Covrrument mid that of her Majesty are no
settled, without touching tbe honor of eitier
nat'ru. If diploma1 Ic relations in thu future
are carried on In the name spirit, war between
Eneiand aud the UnLed States will oe impossi
ble." D. uracil made an able speech, and a'lu llng to
tbe subject introduced by Mr. Johuson, suid tbe
removal of our ailliculties with the United
Stales gives good ground for ttie hope that no
future misconception way ocour. He reviewct
tbe state of aUa.rs in Europe, and admitted that
the superficial gapt-ct was t!ircateniui, but de
clared that tbe Ministry could see no apparent
pretext for vi ar.
London, Nov. 10. There Is every reaon for
believing that tbe statement of u Convention
made lor the settlement of the Alabama clacvis
iu the limes of this morning is lucorrect Tbi;
fourth ' artjele Of the Convention, to which the
Tinid particularly re cis, reads, in fuct, us tol-lows:-C''
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The Com miss-loner sbail Iirtg poTcr to alju.
ilicnte.npcro the class of claims refeired to lu the
tflioial correspondence between tbe two govern
ments as tho Alabama claims, but b -lore any of
snch cliiiais are taken Into cons:dera'i n by
tham, the to high contracting parties shall dx
unon seme sovcirign or heal ot a men lly va'e
ns aii arbiter in respect ot such claim'', to wlwn
such cla-s of claims shall be referred in esse the
Comtiiisii'P r ih'ill bo nnable to co-ne to a
unniiia ous decision up m the same.
This opera every question involved inthos"
claim", whether that of the rlirht of tne KinMis i
Government to a knowlec'go the Soa'.h sxs belli
gerents, or any other.
The limit speaks of distinguished publicists
wbof-e jiidtnn nt will aid tbe King of Pr.isun.
The-e are doubtless Gssmer and Ilcpfter, bo'h
leadii g writers ou international law, and eu
gnpcdiniLe Ueiliu administration (tne former
in 'he Foreign Office), win have sluce the war
advoca'ed tbe American vles ot the pern ling
questions. T'in-y concurred at the time in pro
nour cing the seizure cf Mason and Hidel! as a
lus'itiiibio Hct, and denounced tbe selhshness ot
the Bri'ish principles of neutrality.
The Marquis of Hastings died lo day, ngert
twmfysix years. His namp has beu much
braid ff recently iu -connection wiih racing
matters.
Madrid, Not. 10. Tho Correfpondinoii says
there is reason to expect that th i Spanish Gov
ernment will, at n early day, conclude tren'i's
of peace with Chili and Peru. It attribuie this
happy result to the mediation of the Uni'ed
States, ond to the sympathy aroused in puin
in consequence of the desolmiop in Peru and
Chili caused by the recent eartbquukes.
Arrival of Profe-mor Hold win Smith.
Ithaca, Nov. 10 Professor Goldin Smith
anlvcd here this morning, and will at odcj
enter upon his duties in Cornell rniversltv.
Hiscourseof lectures on Kuulish Ilistorv will
commence at the close ot the course now beings!
delivered uy rroiessor Agassiz.
California has yielded $90,000,000 gold
and silver in ten years.
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hi. Lnureiil A:rw York...Hvre....M...........Nov' 1
lllLtruia .New York...(JU8gjw Nov.
- rr ui&,uuiUUIIIM, mxtiXlV, 14
rl)i.... New YorkLivriKM)J.. v.v 14
New York...Livorpool m.N.iv" 17
WeHipbklla iXew York...Hnrubui rtov li
Jv -...New York... Liverpool Nv! is
VllleOePri...New Ynrk...llvr .Nuv vi
Ii'W New Ynrk.Hlafu-ow- ...Vov 2h
Win. Pciin .Kew Ynrk...Lotidod Njv 2H
t)AsTWIhK. DUMK-iTIU, K-'fO.
Morro ( utle.....ISew York... Havana Nov i
youjh,g Pbllad......isVBi;rili Nov'. 4
?',"' S,TW ) "'it-New Orleans .Nov. 14
Jiitii.;iM...Phtlaaa.M...Nw Orien.....M..Nov 18
"a?I:-, hnrt. WPrnlBta Z.ov. S
-. Aniertea New ork...R'o Jaueiro ....N.jr. 28
Aifclls ;e forwarded by every sieuiuer In mjreirulr
llne. 'J be steoiuwra for or from Liverpool call at
r A 1 1 ncllau "ni, wblou call ai,
uniF, iiairRiui-jB iur or ifiira iuc
nent call at Honlliauipiou
tbe Uonil-
CLKAltHD YtSPKitDAY.
at an.shlp B-ntH aua tjirlpes, aoluies, Havana, Tbos
Waosnn & buus. "
Unique Kate, Craig. RnttBrrtara, Workman A Co.
.Hit t iara d".wn. lllnol. alaunxag Warren ltCiree
8enr K M. Hamilton, biulib, Portlaud, Jimauioa,
Scbr til a F. Crowell, Howes, Boston, L. Aadentled A
Schr R. C Tbomas. Crocket, Boston,
ciuur nvi JOB;, nicuaras. bjcid.
do.
HrhrADoa B. Hayes, Lore, Fortress Monroe. D.
Cooper.
Ht'r F. Franklin. Flersnn, Raltlmcre. A. drove Jr
Mt'r Ann Itllza, Rlcbarda, New York. U . v. C'lyilnA 00,
TogTlios Jt-flTsou, A ilea, for Baltimore, wiib a tow
ai bargtt. W. P. Clyde Co. ' " ",w
ARRIVKB YJCelTEKDAT.
BteamBhlp W Plrlwlnd, Oeer, B hours from Provl.
deuce, wnb mde. to L fci, ssieison A (jo.
Scbr Kojoia 1. Finney, Tuttie, B days from Savan
jan. wnh lumber 10 T. P. Ualvlu fc Co.-vessel 10
Lfctubuty W'lekeiHhum A Go. "
Bcbr RisIdk Bun. Mooie, 6 days from Norfolk, with
lumber lo T. P lialvlo A Co. '
K br KvaUay, Rlcbardg, from Falrbaven.
Ktei.nier liiauk Dlaruoud. Meredith, 24 hours from
New York, with muse, to VV. M. Balrii A Cu.
hie nier M aj flower. Fu I ta. 24 boui sirouatfewYork.
wl'h ii'iiiw lo W. P. Clyde & Co. '
Tug Tlios. Jotterson, Allen, from Baltimore, with a
tow oi barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Ship Alaska. Breail, hence, at Mobile eth
b;iiislilp Promelbeu-i. Ury, lor Pblladelphta.
ailtO from Cliarititun y8teriy. '
. ,rM."ll",.'s!'r"h. Hiapies. ttaples, for Philadelphia,
clear, d at LoliVh) yoib nit.
liurque Kitka. Krone, bence.at New Orleans 9th Inst,
s, 1 , 'llckluurB' Pendleiou, beueu, at Porilaud
oi It 1 1 W I
WrikiucyA. B'oMpm, ratdeld, hence for Ports
nxiuin. ai New Yoik 0 b Inst.
rl Kiiua McNeil. Bjuali. at L'ota 17th ult. troyn
liMicHma.
B ig hmuupI I.lndtev, Wl'son. for Philadelphia,
bailed Imi" Llvcriiuiil h ulu
Sci"J B kruwles Ho. tt; Jaenb Kienstie, 8tenl
11 an; ai d wuj, H. iiuwe, Wullleuio.e, huuos, at Ujs
ten 8 b lest.
Hcnr M. N. Lludsey, Latham, hence, at Norfolk 7th
IriNiaht.
b. i r Job n Beat ty, Seward, hence, at Norfolk 8th
lilh I Kill.
bchr Jan ani Mary, I.andon, bencs, at Wasblntc
t 11. 1). i'.. liin P St.
Kciir May auu, for I blladelphla, salted from Nor
wich 61 li 11 n. 1
ttcfoa Mary K. Amsden, Bmlib, and Josela Wllsoa,
C'oiinal'.v. hence at Uua 7if) lum.
be firs Jan e Marilu, Fuller and Neptune's Bride,
Chan.-, li r l'liUadeli iila. oiearel at Itrmion 7 h Inni,
Sehr It L. 'lay. Bker. cleared at 11 iiou 7lU lust,
fur 1 an ' cove, to load fnr PtillailHliihia.
chis Ibho KIoii, :rowell; Levi Chester, Oonkln;
Ann Dam Kelmy: H . Brooks. Lane; Win. Walton,
Keevm; Jmrne h. Knillb: Henry CroHkev, Potter; Jona
Farnvaiu. Kelli-y: (!lyde. (4age; aud J0U11 It. Freuoa,
Lnri fs". Iieine a' tioHtnnsiti int
Sm'i r haikb. ( nbh. hence, at Newhurypirt 8 b Inst.
rteli 1 a J. H. Perry. Kelley: Oolden l'4iiie Jlowe:
ai d J l ruoian, Oitiha, lor Phiiadelpbla, sailed irou
Mew Bnltnrd Tin luut,
sclif A, j. Faliens, Bragg, hence, at Newtinryport
7lb lust
Hol.r d. C Noyea. Bradley, bence, at Newbury port
S h l"st.
Sichr Hrah Ct.rk. Orlffln. hence, and J. 8. Terrv,
Ba 1. or. irm Provideuc for Philadelphia, at Niw
j ori H'h Iiiri.
r-chM(:laa Jayne. Parker; H G. ITanrl. Tavlor; and
Jl. J. ('hanwick Chadwluk. benoa. at Haleni 7ih lint.
HehriW U. Rlileu. Burseta: A laiiaiua. Vaaid d-r;
St Helnin. Hand Olheila, 10'driiUn-. and HaraH J.
K'tttLt bbaw, lor PhllaJolpUla, sailed Uoia caleui 7ih
liiaiani.
r-cbr 1) O. Bearne nodgdon and B. II, Bbasnon,
Dlika hence, at Haleu mh Inst.
Bchr Mary Price Harris u. benos, at Plymouth iOth
111. and cliareil again 8d Inat to relnru
Hchr K. J. lleraiy. Meredith, for Philadelphia,
Cleared at Plvrucuih 4tb Init.
bum r!i'w Vc.k. Jcucj. bcr.ee, aliMXMjWd,
X, C, h lust.
OFFIOBUS.
Clabekck H. Oi ark, Phiiedelphii, President,
Jay Cooke, chairman Fiiihuoo aud Kxecutlve
toiuin Itiee,
Ht.NKY i). t'ooKrt, Washington, Vice-President,
iJAifcKtsoN W. 1'aET, Puiiadelphltt, jcreury
and Aotnary,
K 8. XtRNKR, Washlnfton, Assistants ee'y.
Francis O. Knitm, M. I)., Medical Director.
J. Kwinu Mjcarm, Al. X)., AsalsUut Aledioal
Dneolor.
MEDICAL ADV1SOIIY BOAU1).
J. K. Barnes, Snigeon-General U. S. A., Wash
li Kion.
P. J. Uorwitz, Cblel Medical Cepartrnen
U.8. ., WMhlngton.
D. W. ULitja, M. Watihingtou.
SOLICITOUS AND ATTORNEYS.
Hon. Wm. E Chandlkr, Washington, D. C
UitoliOJi liAHDiNW, Phlladelpnitt, Pa.
THE ADVANTAGES
Oflered by this Company are:
It IsaNatioDal Company, couriered by spe
clul set of Congress, 1HU8.
li t88 a paid-up capital of 1,000,000.
It t-tleis low raltfi of ptemiuur.
Ii lurnlaties larger inaurauce than other com
peulesfor the same money.
It la deflnlie and certain in lie terms.
It Is a riome company in every loeality.
ltspoliries art exempt from attaeuiueLit,
'lbere are no nnnecessary reainotlous lu the
policies.
livery rolioy Is rjon-forfelable.
Policies may be taken wblen pay to the In
sured ibelr full amount and return all the pre
miums, so that the Insurance cos is only the In
terest ou tbe annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay to tbe
Infilled, antr a certain number of yenrs, daring
life an annual Income of one-tenth the amount
named lu tlie policy.
Ko extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives ol feiuiilesj. 83 wsrp
It lnsnrtB not to pay dividends, bat at so low
a cost that dividends will be Impossible.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
EWIS LADOMUS STcq
DIAM0XD DEALEIiS & JEWELERS.!
WATCHES, 4EWEI.11Y A HI1.VKII W.tKk.
v WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRED.
JOlestnnt St., FhThv
Would invite particniar attention to their large and
elegaul aaaortinent of
LADIUS' AND GENTS' WATCHES
ef Ame'-tcan and Forelga Makers of theUinest qaal t
lu bold and silver Case.
A variety or Independent X Beeond, for horse
timing.
LaiileV and Genu' CHAINS of latest styles. In 14
and 11 kt,
BTTTON AND KYF.LET BTTXDS
In great variety newest patuiraa.
BOLXD BlLYKBWAJUg
for Bridal presents; Platd-ware. eta.
Repairing done la the beat manaer, and war.
ranted. 1 ifrp
FRENCH CLOCKS.
a. W. RUSSELL,
KO. 22 K0ST1I SIXTH STREET,
Importer and Dalerln FINK WATCHB3, JKW
1LRY, AND fclLVKM-WAKJi, offers the largest
assortment of it &a
FRENCH CLOCKS
In Phlladeipula Wuulesaia aad Retail.
FINANCIAL.
ONE QF THE
BEST INVESTMENTS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
R
C. J. TRICE
L.
Has Removed to No. 723 SANSOM Street,
Iilrecily opposite his O il btuud, where he will con
tinue the loiiiortaliou of
Euglibli, French, and Gemuu Books, Po
riodiCiilH, Etc., to order.
A larire and i-htirely new stock of the beat Enilliu
S milliard Lueraiute Jnnt reorived. Arouliectural.
Mecb.ulcal. and reienntlJ Uojks always ou iiautl!
'ineihotcbt hew pubilca'lona tecelveU M laiid
on Inn Hooks, periodicals; etc., imported to ordr-r,
wttkiy, hys eau er. liUdt
n- o BOOK COLIiBCTOB 3.-
A. WII.LIK p. HAZARD
invites the attention i l lio.ikiniy.r. to his very extau
Hive col'e lon oi
CHOHJK iMPlllUKll BOOKS,
euibraclUK all elaa en oi
Literature, end part, cumriy biiierbly IDuH'.rBt. d aud
Fine An. vorhs. lllslory ana Bi grapliy, Voy.ix-8
aid IravelH, I'oelry and tint U'ui.i, A.iurn Hia
ini v tiMidrtd and Alisceiluue ma Woika. iariy
I'ruittd liuukii, eic.
Priced aialciiues grat's on application.
Luiii e LU)'! les pur lii-eil lor o igh.
TliiS J'irtOLlSU UjUKMMRI,
106! No. 7il BANSOM. biHl'-b.r.
M E W B OO K
SlOltAI. am! HI.I.K.IOI N C" AR.tCTtUl. for
1IIA.1U.M A.l YObill.
l'lillllhl HI liv Hill
AJtl llItAM H.MIAY NtililUL (JNIU..
AUo lor sate,
It I It aud
hl.teiiOAAIi r.OOIi of the dirTarent dn-
III UilllollOI r,
t aia'o.ue o' the Hociely V Puh!tvutlinH aud sample
K (.lit of Ita l'erli d e a liirn -tl'-.i i raiun tm ily at iue
iiecbllory, 1122 Ciii-rtMIl' i'.., Pbiiadu. ilSuuuwif
W()ODI-AND4 CEMEXKKY COMPANY
. 1 lie loilontug Maiineri aud OlUOtira havf
Oet U e'LCled li l Hie yen" lhiio;
r.i.1 it, ritlOB., r-reiueui.
Wni. H. Mooie.
t-snu m l t. a'con,
Ul III - Mill u,
r.owm m toie,
Win W. Keen.
Fmiluiid J. x reer,
Oe rtje L liuiiliy,
a. a.. Kiiig"i.
t-ecrrtaiy and Treannrer-JO-4. B. ToWNsKNT).
I he IHanak'erii have paisod a renolu toa rHqnlrlii
both l-otht Id. ia aud Vl'-liura lo preHonl Iichmi.i il ilii
eniraure lor ail a ihhIou to tne CeDieiery. -Ic e
may he had ai the cilice of I lie Omipauy, No Si-
hi H "ire-t. or ol any of the M anaer 7 l
TlMIlD S1ATE.9 RLVRNUU PTAJ1PS.
t.J Palnclpal Input, No ao'i t!H I'M NOT Mreet.
Central Dei oi.No m 8, FIF 1'H Hireei. ouedoor be
Wiw . heanut. Ktahlleued ihK.
Pevenne hii'ii of ev-ry description constantly
uu iiaau luauy auiouiik
Orders ty Mall u JOvprese prompUy atteodtati
nil
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or THE
mmi pacific
RAILROAD CO.
800 Miles Completed.
A limited amount ot tbe First Mortgage Bwasof the
Union Paciilc Kailroad ( on jjtry ate oflpieJ to the
riiblic as one oi the safest and rutst prcll ablo lu
veatmenta. I. Ti ey are a first mortgage upon the longest and
meat luijoriBnt lal'rcadln iheooumry.
8. By law tbey can beirsntd lo trie Corapauy i nly
a Hie cad la completed, so that they always re pre
sent a real va.ue,
S. Their amount Is United by act of Congress to
FIHj Million Iollars ou the entire P.cillu Hue. or au
avemge of lias than I'JO.'Hti ter niile.
t. Hon, JL. I). Morgan, of tbe United Btatps Heaate,
and Hod. Oakes Amu. ot tbe Unl.ed Biates House ol
hi rekeutatlves are ti e trusties for the bondholders,
lo bi e that all ibtli interests are protecied.
5 Five Uoverumeiit D r.ctoB, appointed by the
Pretliieut f t the Util ed Slates, are resiiontilbiu to Uie
couutry for the iuanageueut of its aUalrs.
6 .'ihree Uul led t tales Couimiselouers must certify
that ibe re ad is well built and equipped, and iuall
rejects a BiKt-clutis railway, bt It re any bonds can be
Imued upou IU
7. The United Btates Governmeut lends the Com
pany lis own bonds to the same amount that lbs
Ci mi BDy lakuts. for which it take a aecoud mo.lag j
as Bttuiliy,
ft. As at)ditloDl aid, ltmkes an absolnte donation
of 12 fc'Jli acits of laud to tbe iuile, lying upon uajli aide
of the road.
. IbeBotds ay BIX PER CENT. IN GOLD, and
Ihe tiiuclpul la alao payable In gold,
10. 'J be eariilngs lioui tne local or way business
were over iOUil MILLION HOLLA Ka Jaat yoar,
wuich, alter paying otwrailug ezpensee, waa uucb
u crt than sumeleut to pay tbe lLteieat. Tuese
taruii gs will ee vastly Uxreaitd on tue comtiltilou
ot the tmliehhf In lStf,
II. t. polillcal action can reCuce the rateof Inte
rest. It wuet reciRin for thlily years tue ptr cent. per
annum in poid, now equal to between eight aud ulue
per etui, lu currency. The i,ricipal it lien payable
in void. If a bonC, with such guarantees, were Lsued
by the Oovemuiebt, lis market price would not be
letia tl an Ireiu iwtuiy to twenty live per cent, pre
mluu . As these tends are lsautd under Governmeut
authority Bud supeivlslon, upou what Is very largely
a buveibnieht work, tbey muat ultlmate.y approach
Uoversmeut prlcta. Ko other corporate koudj are
made so secuie.
12. Ihe lbbue will soon be exhausted. Tho sales
have sometimes beeu 1 alf a million a day, and nearly
twenty millions have already boen sold. About ten
millions more may be cller.d. It is uot Improbable
that al tome lime not far distant all tbe reuialuder
or the Lohds tbe Company can lhsue will be tkkeu by
ome combination oi capitalists and withdrawn irom
the market, except ai a large advance. The long
lime, the high gold Interest, ana the perfect security,
must make these bonds very valuable for export. -
All ti e predictions which the olnoers of this C im
pany have made lu relation to the progress and busi
ness su ccess ot their enterpilse, or tbe value aud ad
vance in the price ot their securities, have beeu more
than conrirnjt d, aud they therefore suggest thai par
ties who desire to invest in their bouds will fiiul it to
licir acitai((ip to do to at once.
1 be price for the present is '02 and accrued Interest
at six per ceut. irom July I. IMS, lu curreucy.
bubscrlptlous will be received in Philadelphia by
DE HAVEN & BROTHElt,
No. 40 B. Til HID Bireet.
W. PAINTER & CO.,
No. 88 B. THIHD Street.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.
No. It 8. THIRD Street '
AFD Ul NEW YOBK
. AT THE CO JUTANTV OFFICE.
No, to NASSAU Street,
AND BT
JOHN JJ. C 11 CO 4k HOW, BANKUBS,
No. 69 WALi, Street,
And by the Company's Advertised Agents throng fc.
out the United States.
Bouds tent free, bat parties subscribing through
local agents will look to them for their safe delivery,
a NKW PAMPHLUT AND HAP WAS ISSUED
OCT. 1, containing a report of the Progreaa of the
Work to that date, aud a more complete statement
U relation to the vaine of the Bonds thau can be
given lu an advertisement, which will be sent free
on applicant n at the Company'! ouloea, or to any oi
the advertised agents.
JOHN J. CIV CO, TBKAh UK Kit,
Novi mber 1, 1868. 6 1 fmwlf j New York.
FOR SALE.
m PI BMC SALE OP COUNTRY RlSSI
DKNCE FUKNirURE, KTU., IN DELANCul
illiKLlNGiON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,
Will besoldatPubllo bale, at 12 o'clock, nonn, on
HiULBOAY, tbe 12th day ol November, ou tbe pre
mises, a Ihree-Hory double frame Dwelling, with
two-et ry back build ngs, and lot of crarly tiirae
acres of ground, lb projierty or F. W. Mali
?.et, Esq., fronting on tho lOnoocas river, five
niinutc-b' walk t.oni Ihn t amiluu and Amnoj RM1
road epot aud wh rf. forty-five mlnuiea' ride from
l'hliade.pb a and thiea hours fr m New York. Lnwo
on the river, abaudaiioe ot shade, gravel beucu
every variety of li n't, fmrcsdlately alter Ihe nljive
wlilheaotd Plan. -forte, Mahogany and Black Wal
uut Parlor, D. ring-room, aud BoU-ioom Furniture
I'ooklua Uieunlls, Ja'duiiig Tools, eto eta.
Ferrous winning to examine tbe p.operty before
the (ale may apply lo
T. B. &. C, E FLKTCI1ER,
10 19 mwf DELANCO, N. J,
FOt HALE-FIliST-CL.AS'S CODNrRYSH
tit-KAl 6l 21 acie, wltu larite uew Mamui..,t'.I
I in.ohr ol aud every modern couveuienod. luo
am roui dings combine all (lai'nliie f,a.ure ol a
He.tct rural home -aler, siirtiblif ry, auailn, and
Hotter. 'Ihn sroiinds are exieuMiveli' pUutHd wan
lui.ee Iruua I bW lu bearing Appioaonet au.l ni-uo-hi
rluio. v erv dt-airahle and Inniroviiig t-rlox, t o uio.
Full particulars w ill be tent ou application to
11 Hist E. MOBKIS, BUilt.IMjti'ON. N.J.
TO RENT.
p O R RENT.
rKEMISES, Ho. SOS) CHESAUT St.,
FOR BTORB OR OFFICE.
AlHO, OFF CFH AND LAUOK KOONS suitable
toi atou m. rciul colli K,J. A only at
J4 f nNK OTJI'llB REPUBLia
AN OPUCK TO LLT, FURNISHED OR
iu IumiIhIi'U, No. tos boulh '1 EM I'll Btreet.
Inquire. b..r In the afternoon. log
TO LEjiT THE IlAXDiQilU D.VSLL.
Irg No 13H i-CCwUST BirW Ulh
AMUSEMENTS.
A
C A D E M Y
o r
MUSIC.
N
H. L. BATaM A N..: Lemeft and Manairer
BA1 Fd AN'3 OfuKA KOIIPKM-.
POSITIVELY TEN N lull I'd ONLY.
AND
TWOMA1INEJS.
WEDSEfDAY kVKMflii, Nov. 11,
haKRU BLHUE,
. (Blue Bemd.l
Opera Bcnffr In 4 ac s bv J Ofieubach, prodimed wiih
ibe iiio.i perfect nute rn trrne.
UOKOEOUM Mwvv i-AlllsTAN COSTUMED.
API'KopuiAlE M'I'.N' KB Y,
PPl.hNDil BALi.KT TKOIU'tS.
dtAMi t'HilkUt OW SA VOIilKS.
. FVLL OKCHiSTKA OF Ij MUaiClA.V.'i
ana ibe following
, , F.M1NEST ARTIST3
In ire principal rutt:
Alad ileiruia . Bjtilotte
oi s. AiJ.c. aa ti.ua Jieue
Mau oe Ainrie an Prince m Merutla
.i.au oe iiurlon s (J i. en oin'iientlua
aim.s. Ut.rd Kuac an Prm i Haplilr
b rik. i runolr.. ... .....a K lm Itouoohe
Moim. '1 holer . Popolanl
Mous E(Jrd a- ...avare
DUilliVO THE FOUtlll AC1'.
GP AND BA 1' Dl VER1 iStl.a.MKNT,
danceu by
Ai.li .l k de ro.-A Preml re Danseuse
Supported by a
, COMPLETE BALChT THOUPB,
tmiimring a nuuioer ot the iirni dncei-i la the
( up try.
hunocal I lrclor M. ADOLPTT TlTPrj SKLD
ADMlbbloN ONeiUOLLAtt
(rieoerveu fcais. Fit y Certs extra.)
I anil y Circle. ...... ... .75 crnts
t,l l''Iy W cents
A.APy ", d BORER'S MUelU 61'ORE. No. 11U2
t llr UT Hired.
bLCCE.M bLCCEid
Or THE
GENUINE LA So.nllllll4 LAHS.
At. J. RYMO.M'S ICW UKU,
Ttit. I.AiNCAMilKH, i,A K
NI W AM) MaO jFlOoi.NT SCEiVKKY.
'Ilia ' OLD 1" e 11" A V KuKKAlOA 1'.
i.lVrHIUOL DO KS.
THE NIGHT MolT U.NU.iiK FULL, rfRAQWAY
AtTSTKALilA,! UaEf FARM.
NEW Di.AMATIO CjMPAN Y.
The Cast will be ibe
blliOiNOrST IN T11H CITY.
M:ss Ilrnrleaa IrviUK as Iluth Klrby
r-Hioia Elonarita DCarlano iw Kate On ulna
Mies Br.Ble toudlow .......Fainy D411 villa
Mr J. Jl, Loiitrm at Farmer Klrby
Mr. K. Ihdiie as Nl Cay toa
Mr. J. B. bltaley ..aa.A Party by the
. . name ol Joiinnon
J f T. Ward. spuy
Mr. .1. W. JennlngH aa Jelllclc
Mr. E. L, ill ion an...ltorert liedbura
A nd ni' inUi-m oi tlie U unpany.
'IHE LaNCASUIUiC CAS.-,
as presented at ilua 1 heutru will be lonud iuteaselv
IMeieMlt g, whilst lu all pro(l..e.iius. so far, In ibm
counti), tue stoiy Is uusaiialaclory BlU ulaoju
hfctni. 1 he Horses nsed In the Hheop Farm are loaned by
DANIEL OA hDNKR. Kry.
M ATlKEa. SATU KdaV AFTER SOON.
WALNU1 ST. TUEATrlK. UKOIN8 AT i To 8
THlei (Weuutaaai, EVikNINU, Nov. 11.
last night hut (hrea ul
MICE U DAVENPORT,
AM ANNUAL BENEFll'OF
MB. InOJlAi J. Hi' lilLLi,
BnaHiem Munager auu I reiiurir,
who presentb lu his menoa aud the palruus of tha
saluut u"
THE FOLLOwlNU HKEAT BILL
1 be pi rfoi m -nee a ill couiuieocd wil l Dion Boucl
cauli'apiei.uid C'ouirdv, iu dVHacls, of
LOiNDU-X aUkaNCK,
Tsr.zle, Mr. K. L. DAVENPORT
lo cone aue ivnh ihe huinauiic Nautical Drnmaof
BE PL or.
LongTnm CcfTIn Mr. Pi L D WEN PORT
FRIDAY h A Bib W l LL BKN blFI P J)f
MB. E. L. DAVEAPOKi1.
m
MHS. JOHN DREWS ARCH STREET THE
ATRE. Beiua at bnli-pait7.
TUE L0N1 AhHIKHi LAV8,
by Mis. JOHN 1 Ile-W aud i omoau.
MONDtY, A Mi V KHY EVENING,
H.J. B; ron's great.orlgina Play, now playing al Wei
ll ck s. New V 11 k,
THE LANCASHIRE LASS,
with every tioeua New,
t , New Mechaalo J Edicts.
Great Cast. All the Core y and
MRS. JOHN DRB ff.
HORTICULTURAli HA LL. U RUMANIA
UUCH Ef I'n ! U B L 1 O KEUEAKSALS
ii VKKY WEDNEaDA Y. at Sf, P. M. Tlokota sold
11 tbe floor, and all principal Music Stores. Paekagefl
ul five toi (l: blnkle, XSct-iiia.
Fugagemei'ts can be uiace by addremlng G. BAS
TEU'l. Ne. I2UI MOSTKK-Y Street: Wltlig's alusle
biore ISo nut Chranut street; Andre's Musio buve,
No. liin Cbesuut aireeu lu is 3in
FERDINAND PAUWELS'
GBEAT M iltJNAi. PAlNTIiSU,
'i HE NEW KEPUBLIC;"
OK
EMANCIPATION IN IHE UNITED STATE?.
N w on Exhloilion In ihe fenuaylvanla Aca teuiy
Of t Ire Arlb ( fan urn naiWIei.) JO 'at av
FOi'8 AMERICAN VARIETY TOEATRB.J
EVERY EVMNu ..Ml BAlUKUAY
AllEBrOON.
GREA t COiH bIJSA I ION TROUPE.
In Grand Ballets, tub plan Burleaiiuea, Songs
Iiam en. Pauimiilniea (4mi ant out. etc.
ClAbL SENTZ' AND MARK UA9SLER'. OR
J lb E-THA MA 1 I.n M.VKHY SA 1'UHBAY
alt'i .M1N Mlt-iCAL KUM1IULU elinicleAd
uiicbinu. 1 11 1 1 ih. Jrarau.eol-t tickets, (1, alB mer'a,
No, li(2C'HEiNI T M.. and at ibe Door. 114 If
CARRIAGES.
Q ARR I AGES.
Notice la respeot fun giveu to customers and others
deslrlrg CARRIAGES ut the
MANUFAOTUltE
WM. D. ROGERS,
OF CHESNUT STREET,
To place 'heir order as aooa as possible, to Insure
their completion for he
SUITING SEASON OF 1SG9.
CaBRTageh RRPAirfd In the most heat and
txpenliuiiiH ii'inmr
iaIUUAOiEs bTvjRKD and Insurance effeoted.
WM. D. ROGERS,
lVos. 1009 and 1011 UHESJfUT Street,
)16fmw2m PHILADELPHIA.
GARl'JiER & FLEMING
OAltRIAOE UUILDBRB,
Xo. 21-1 South FIFTIX Street,
BELOW WAINUT.
An BRgortaent of NEW AND SECONDHAND
CAEKl AOKB always va baud at REA-ONABLE
Pi. J asimwsjt
OEORCE DOLL & CO.,
TOl'N, FASur UOtMS,
Heerpohanni Pit ta. Cauex N iVelll.s, elc, NoMO and
blXlll Ulieet, mxive varkeu
KEM'iVAI.
We br to announce ihi e have removed frnm
cur old Blai d No U m.MX'l'H bireet. to the large
and ctimuiodlona i ew Mure,
Jui. l and H N. SIXTH rtrent,
COaNbluOK ClIMll ttliCK.
wlie'e wn have nfui.y un'r.a.e'l fouilltles far trans
acting hUnliuHH. and a al be m at happy lo gruel our
Ilk to. and cu tun - is
Verv repec1 f M'v,
ii g 171 it nei.ii jr.
JOXE8 HOUSE, IIARRISliURG
PENNSYLV.a.VlA.
The tin i r ineil having-leas-u the ai iv ropular
ai d we-l 1 in wn ho. inn. whlou tins b-e i Hi irnug iir
rei aired and gnatlv loipr v d. as well as enlin-ly
rcfiim Blinl Ihrriikihnut wp h ,cli-aiit ue ln-iitnir
Includluu all ihe spi op inienis l a rlrsi-eliiai Hot
will Ut- re- cy lor n.e ri-"cit o.i of uealt un a'd a'
the lhlh ot Noviujhe- liwi .,. . .
Ill Slim THO ' H FARLEV. Proprle
C OTTOS ANI Fl-X. 0ds.
Ui iU kail ia ad 0V k. ,
Tent A wnlns-. Trunk, aud Waou noy0e,eW.
A'so I'aner Msuulaclii era' lirlor itit yij
.eVerafleel wl:
toi
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