THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14,' 18G8.
NEWS SUMMARY.
I.ornl AfTilr!.
For several njnrjtb pat workmen have
bern busily" eniracod m rtuodr-lling and making
extensive- repairs and aiu-ia-ions to the ttmu
hoiiorrd Apprentices' Ltbraiy, '.tuntel at ihe
southwest corner of Filth ant Arch street.
The Improvement have nil born completed,
and the Library build ma was thrown open for
the inspection of the public last evening. The
Library now nresni" a very neat and laity
appearance. The ex'erlor of the building, taa
been repainted and the interior U replastered
and painted, and presents tho appearance of a
new edlUce. The fim floor ts the trim'
library and "the upper room Is for boys,
llitudtome oval counters have been erected ou
cither floor, with block walnut tops and with the
panels painted in tmitaion of walnut and
maple. The Mislvlni? is entirely new, and H
painted in imitation of oak. l'lie celint? of the
upper room ha been raised, and all parts ot the
building Is well ligbted. At the so a' h 'ml of
the building tliern whs a lot 12 feet in width on
Fifth street by 48 feet iu depth. Th'3 lot has
been pnrchacd and a building erected thereon,
the upper room of which Is connected with tho
bojs' library room, and will be used as a rearing
ana writing room, and the lower flo'r has b?eu
rented out as a More. The stock of books has
been increased, and the oil ones have been
overhauled, renumbered, ete. A number of
citizens repaired to the Library last eveiiioK and
mspvc.cd ihe impioveuieats made.
A meeting of the friends ot Irish liberty
was held lat cvciiinR in Fifth street, b'.-low
Bbtppen, Cburlet M-.-Dononqb, Chairman, Nail
MclJrlde, tJerrelary. The Chairman state I tb.it
the uu-etiu? had been cslled to perlect irtinje
rofttts for the reception of th delegates to
arrive In this city to attend the Convention on
the 24th iist.,lu aid of the people of Ireland.
Duiii ft the evening fMilresses wece made by Mr
ItcDoi'OUb. Thomas Alulc iliy, and other.'. It
was stated thtt about thi- e thousand stack of
arms would be sent to Philadelphia from Ne
York to aid in equipping those who might feel
disposed to join the Fetian rank. It was al.o
stated that there would not. be les than twenty
thousand persons in the parade to take place on
the 26ih lust. After partly maturing plan lor
the cumini, Convention and .parade, au a ljonru
tnent took place.
James Devlin, the young- man who hid a
fiuarrel with Will. am ValiMitiue, oi- Tfiitoi, N.
J., drowned, in the hchujlkiil, at the Columbia
Iiailroad Bridge, on Weduesdsy evenitiE; last,
was before Aldermitn Joues yesterday in a cao
prowine out of the difaupearauce of Mr. Valen
tn.e. Chief Lamon testified that Devlin hal
been airested ior a-f-auliiuif tho mlssintr mau
and also the bridtie-tcnder and car-inspector,
and while the iEvestifftion Into the disappear
ance of Mr. ValenUue did not connect Devlin
with it, Chief Lnmon said that be desired Dev
lin to be cotnnjited until the body was found
and an inquest held upon it by the Coroner.
TlieAlderu.au committed Devlin for a further
hearing?.
J.. A. Kannowasser., Judge, and Thomns
J. DiRiiev, Iuspector of the Sixth division ol
the Fourth wnrd; Abrabtrn Hclms'alter, Judge,
and John Grady, ot tho Seventh dmnon of the
Fourth ward;' William J. Furey, Judaic, and
John McKeon. Inspector of the Eighth divisiou
ot the Fourth ward; anil Thomas Gillespie,
Judpe, and Robert Tbomp-on. luspector of the
Beventli division of the Third ward, were at
raigned before Alderman Jones, at the Central
Station, yesterday afternoon, cbareed with
misdemeauor in office, in receiving illegal and
fraudulent votes on election day. Tbey were
Leld hr a lurther hearing on Tuesday next, at 3
o'clock.
The annual meeting of the Society of the
Alumni ot the University of Pennsylvania was
bild yesterday atternoon at the Col epe Hall,
and was lareie and entbtif-insric. Resolutions
ot regret at the decease ot the following; mem
bers of the Society were passed: Georgo F.
Ungner, Marine T. W. Chandler, Charles Back
waiter, und Richard H. Don el ass. Alter the
transaction ot imoortnnt buaiuess of a privato
nature, officers were elected for the ensuing year.
Prldaet Richmoud, 16 years of age, residing
in Cedar street, near Cumberland, was found
last evening lying in the btreet in an uncon
scious condition. It is supposed that she was
run over by a vehicle, and that the driver was
not awnre of the occurrence. She was removed
to hex home.
llunicktlc Allnli'H.
Gold closed yesterday at 133.
General Schotleld is in Baltimore.
Alabama Is now conceded to Grant by 2500
majority.
Chief Justice Chase has decided not to hold
'court iu Georgia.
A large number of meteors were observed
at Hew York la-t night.
The internal revenue receiptg average about
$260,000 per day.
There is not a Democrat in the ne wly eleoted
Kansas Legislature.
None of the Cabinet officers have yet com
pleted their annual reports.
The Cole case is at-ain on trial at Albany;
two new jurors were obtained yesterday.
It is said that the Rev. Dr. Ltttleiohn will
decline the Bishopric of Central New Xorfc.
An election for Bisbon of the new Diocese
Of Long Island will bo held on Wednesday next.
The customs receipts at this port from 'the
2d to the 7 tli instant, inclusive, amounted to
$125,979.
Three more men have been held to bail In
New York for complicity in naturalization
frauds.
Collector Perry Fuller, of Now Orleans, was
in consultation with President Johueon yester
day. The books and papers of tho Livo Stock
Company of St. Louis have been seized by the
authorities.
All the papers la Washington, D. C, are
preparing to Decome Administration organs
after the 4th of March next.
The sentence of Mrs. Victor, to be hanged
for the murder of her btother, iu Uhio, has oeeu
mm muted to imnrisonment for lite.
There will be a reunion of the Societies of
the Cumberland, Tenneiee, Ohio, and Georgia,
In Chicago on tne 15th and 10th Inst.
Montgomery Blair advises the Democrats in
the Mittfouri Legislature to vote for the re-election
of Mr. Henderson to the Unite States
Senate.
A woman and four chiUren were burned to
death In the hotel ut McKinaie, on the Nash
ville and 1 or in web tern lluilroau, in Tennessee,
Taterdav mornine.
A train on the Memphis and Charleston road
was thrown from the track near Pitdn's Statbtf,
Alabama, on Thursday. Several passengers
were wounded and a locomotive and a numbjr
ol cars wrecked.
fort-leu Alt'nfrt.
Loudon, Nov. 13. L ird tt'auley opened the
Parliamentary canvass in the borough ot King's
Ljt n, to-day, with a speech to bis connlituonts.
A'ter reviewing and do'endingtho polio of the
Ministry, lie proceerfed to consider the state of
Europe, lie said tne mutual jealousy ana tue
overs rown armaments of Franco aud Prussia
were a source of uneasiness but belteved if
peace was maintained France would become
reconciled to tho union of Germany uuder the
leadership of Prussia, lie tcared that Turkey
was in danger, but from Internal causes. Rt
turnivtr to the Questions which agitated Bug-
land, be declared hinieelf In favor of reform, out
opposed to the disestablishment of the Irish
C'uuich. In the ciuise of bis address, he
aunounced that the dideiences with the United
States were so far fettled that the arrangement
aade only awaited the ratification of the Gov
ernment at Washington.
London, Nov. 13. Ibe London Times to-day,
In an article oc,lue conveutiou lor the t-ettle
Bicnt of the Alabama claims, alludes to S'cre
tary Sward in the following terms: "The
cflicial career of Mr. Seward Is now drawing to
a clots. To the favorable result ot the late war
his skill and energy largely contributed. Ills
when all chances of domestic and foreign strife
have disappeared. He must naturally wish, in
common with Lord Stanley, to terminate, belore
retiriua from office, a dispute or an tne details
of which he is master. The convention Is
ecneclallf important, because, at a time when
national Jealousies weaken conldence, it estab
lishes a n err precedent ior retort to arbitration
instead of war for tha settlement of dillerences "
Loudon, Nov. 13. A report was extensively
published yesterday to the effect that William
Thomson had succeeded to th Archbisbonric
ol Canterbury and Samuel Wilberforce to ttm
of York. It was promptly forwarded to the
Associated Pres as part of the news of the day.
Today, however, it Is offlcially denied that
these promotions in the Church ot England have
been made.
Paws, Nov. 13 At the Council of Miuisters
held nt the Tullerlcs. ptoof was adduced ot the
existence ol a conspiracy for the oveitnr.)? of
tbe existing order of all iirs in Frunce. A reso
lution was adopted providing for tbn use of
mcft vieorous measure lor Its ucpron.
Public journals will be exempted from luterier
epce, It they refrnln Irom inciting the people
asaiust the Government.
Leon Joseph Uanen, editor of the Siecle, dlel
to day, aged slxty-nliip.
Madrid, Nov. 13. General DaW, upon
leaving for Cuba, will talce with him a uumb9r
of city official", who are to replica tha present
administrative authorities. Very extensive
powers are planted him in view of the troubled
condition Of tbe island. Civil marriages are
now of frequent occurrence In Snain. The
formation of a Protestant church in Madrid ha
been sanctioned by the Provisional Govern
ment. Admirnl Topcte,. Minister ot Marine,
faors the Deko of Montpensler as a candidate
for rojalty,
Madrid, Nov. 13. The Cap'aln General of the
Philippine Islands will be removed by order of
the Provisional Government. Prim, becrotary
of War, has Issued an order forrtldiug tha
attendance of armed soldiers at public moetinns
The Papal Nuncio at Madrid contiuues hit rela
tions with the new Government.
Vienna, Nov. 13. The biil for onttiti? the
army on a war footing has passed the Keiehs
raih by a large majority,
Vienna, Nov. 13. News has been receivel of
a collision between two trn'ns on the road near
Ilarrovitz, in Bohemia. Twcnty-tbree persons
are reported killed and sixty-one Indued.
London, Nov. 13. Advices from Yokohama,
Jnran, to the 8ih of October, report t-iat a
severe bhock ot earthquake occurred at Hiogo.
IU van a, Nov. 13. It recently came to the
knowledge of the Government that a baud of
fourteen perfons had started from llavani for
the purpose of creating an Insurrection in the
Vuelta Abajo region. On the 11th instant the
rural police succeeded in arrestingtwelve of the
party at Pan Cristobal. Senor Agulve, a mer
chant of Yaras, who is cbarp'd with receiving
arms and ammunition tor ihe revolutionists,
has been arrested, and was brought, here yea
terday. Balniasedo has arrived at Maozan'lllo,
whence he issued a proclamation, giving tbo
revolutionists eigat days to lay down their
arms.
FROM WASHINGTON.
. Washington, November 13.
rroaldent Johnson
Is unwilling to act In the mailer of the charges
pre'erred against McCulloch and Rollins bv Gil
mer of Klctimond, and has referred them to Mr.
Everts. The imoreision prevails that Gilmer's
eflor t is a black mailiug scheme.
General (J rant
will spend one or two davs in New York, a dnv
or two at West Point, an 1 on his return will
spend a day or two in Philadelphia. The trip is
merely to see his eon
At West Point,
and has no political significance.
Secretary Nchofleld
went to Baltimore to-day, and will not return
until tn-morrow. He aud Seward were absent
from the Cabinet meeting.
Great Pestrnction or Property.
Fybacuse. Nov. 13. The Sherman Houhp
with a number of adjacent buildings, was
burned this mornine. The total loos is about
$130,000; insured for $65,000.
From Albany.
Atpanv. Knv. IS. The enltr mnminn m.
occupied in empanelling a jury in the Cole case.
iu auuiuuuui juxuib were uuuiilkii, xvicnara
D. lletts and O.-car M. Crego, of Albany.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marin Newi tee First P'iu.
ALMANAC FOB tflULADliXJPHIA-TlilH DAT
Bcw H.IBSB.. ........8 sa Moon BKr.....
Boy aKT........... 4Wj-liaa Water. i.oj
CLEARED YKSTKRDAY.
Steamship I.oid Loveli. Jouus. Havana, A. Merino
bleaniHiilp Wyomlnir, Teal, Kavauuuu, Phlludelnhio
sndboiitheniMullBteauisUlpCo. oipaia
Br. btque I.ady btauluy, Harrison, Rotterdam
Workman 4 Co.
St'r W. W hllldln, Rlgtrans, Baltimore, A Groves Jr
ft'r A. C. httmera. Knox, New York, W, P.ulydelfcUo
TosThoa Jell'orson, Allen, for Baltimore, wull - tow"
ARRIVED YBSTERDAT.
Bchr Wary J., Kay. 6 davs in.m vnrn.iir i.
sblnKles lo Patterson A Upplneuit.
Del . wlib grain u, jamrs Barratt. " ,a'
Behr Aurora, Artts, 1 day lroui Frederlca. n-i . it.
grain to James L. Bewley b Oo. --.
Hteamer iir'atol. Wallace, 24 hours from New Yort
with njOse. loW, P. Clyde 4 Oo. or.
Txig Thos. Jelleif od, Allen , irom Baltimore, with
tow otbaraes to W.P.Clyde 4 Do. ' n
v. MKMOKAMDA,
BteamsnlD PrommimiiB An.v. r,m rhi... .. .
5' '2' """"PhU. hi. on b.-ard 123 oa oou
i.0(l; iTf.'rs J tcs. rice, sou i lbs old type. Vkkj
lbs. dried frnlt, 6ba.ea rags. 3 casks Kaolin olay 12,
empty ale casks, 6 barrels terrapins, and 95 pkgs
btcanisbip Tonawanda, Jennings, lor PHUadeliihla
cleared at MavkDnab yeaterdav. """umpnia,
Bteamsiilp 8axox, Hoggs, tienoe, at Boston yes:er
jn'1" Adelaide, Norrls, hence, at Key West 4tn
Barque earau B. Hale, White, at Cardenas 6th Inst
load'bg for port norlb ot Hatteias. n"-'
Brla Anna il. KnliihL Knlitht. hnnn. ...
Charg dk at Cardenas 6lb lust.
Brig isaoeua Beurmann, Kennard, from Banirnv
for Philadelphia, sailed from Newport loth IobI.
Brig Almon Kowell, Davis, tor Philadelphia, at Ha
van 7th I dbl
,Bi.,g S?.ueb.'c' fsr Phladelphla, cleared at St John.
Si It., lllb Inst. 1
Brig Golden Lead. Dow, hence for Boston, at
Holn.es' Hole 11th lust. unn, at
Brig Julia K. A rev, Babbidge, hence for Po-nn
at Holme' Hole 12th Inst. '
iscnr Kate m. itich, Dougnerty.nence, at Charleston
yenterday.
Bclirs Jenathan May and Daniel Plerson. bene for
Bi.f ton. at Holmes' Hole I2ih lnsu ur
Hchr Sarah Bruen, dauis, hence, at Wllmlnston
N. Cyes'erday. ",u'
Fchr B. T. Baker, Brewster, at New York 12th Inst
from Alexandria for Mew Haven, rep iru: Nov. 10'
oil Baroegat, was run Into by nclir D, ti, af erauon'
from Boston tor Philadelphia, carrying away main'
aat I. stove quarter rail and boat.
fccbr D. Babeock, Coloord. was loading at Cardenas
6th Intt., tor a port nrrth of Batleras.
Bcbr Poller A Hoorer. Fradbary, from Provldenoa
for Phlladflphla at New" York 12th lust. 'ace
Bcrtra t'haa. K Carslalrs, Price; Jog. Mai field. May
and Nek tune's Bride, Chose, for PhllaUtilphla, oleared
at Buston 1'th Idh'.
Hchjii Sarah A Bjyce, Gates, bence for Boston, and
K o. Wnlard. farsous, hence for Porllaud at isvw
Loudon loth Inst.
bchr Ethan Allen. Blake, -hence for Portland, at
New London lltn Inst. .
Bchi Uobert Palmer, Clark, bene, at Savannah 9lh
Instant. , . .
Bcbr Readlnjr BR. No. 49, tor Philadelphia, sailed
from orloh lmb lufit,
febrs FarraKiit, Ciark. from Cala's: T) P. Dixon,
frrm Newhnryimrl; and Abner laylur, Uulliver.frum
Ksngor, sailed irom Jxewport luih lust, for Phliadel-
PHt)isSjlvan. Btanchard, and Howard A.Hunt,
t ouiptou, lor Phllaaelphla. sailed frou W.wport juth
'"hcbi Thca. W. Ware, Abdell. from North Carolina
for Philadelphia wlln lumber, at Morfo.k 1UH Irrnt.
PchrFianrln French, Llppluoutt, heuoe, at Jtlch
momi lflih Inst. . T . ... .
wobrsTiin n Sniners. ard IdaNlcholnon.Steslman,
beiice, at Klcbtuocd llth lust.
NTTCB TO MABINKR8
The French Uovernment bss given nnt'ce that,
ti wards tue end ot Seiilembur. l.H',8 a llgtit was ex
btblied tnm lighthouse recently erected on Cape
Cxlne. Alcerla.
1 Le Unlit li a revolving white light, attaining It
greatest bnnlancy every naif minute. Xc 1 elevated
vio feet ahrve the level of the sea. and In dear wea
ther ahou'd be sau from a distance of 2J miles.
1 he illuminating apparatus Is Uluptilu or by lenses
of tbe tliHt order.
Trie tower Is f s'on and stands on tbe Cape In lat,
38 4S 45 N., long. 2 M 4U it. of Ureeuwlou.
Also, that towards the end of September, is.,8, a
Hglil was exDiDiti a I'oiu a iigniuuusH raoeuuy erected
on Point Ras el KHa. alTlpasa. Algeria.
The light Is a fixed green light, elevated Vn feel
above Ibe level ot tbe sea. audio clear wettther should
be aeen from a dlstanoe of eight or ten miles.
The tower la of stone, and standi ou the point about
12 miles eastward of Hhersbel lighthouse la lat. MS)
48 N long, 1 28 U K. al Oreenwloli.
TTNITF.D 8TATE8 BF VENUE STAMPS.
VJ Principal Depot. No, S4 f)4 KSNDT btreet.
Central Depot. No. K8 u, FIFTH Street one door
below Ctiesuu. Katabllshed IHS2.
Bevenne stamps of every deaorlptlon constantly on
band In any amount.
Ordwn by wail at axpresa protapUy attnd4 to.
T- WRIOIirS ALCONATKI) (ILTCEUfN
Tablet ol Holldifted Ulvorln tends ut preserve
:be skin roin;orvnee and wrlnkls, impartn a won
Jernil degree of sofineea and delicacy to the com
ptexloi,, aud wbiteneaa to tue skin; Is an excellent
dentifrice, giateltil to the tax la and tonic to the
niouih and gums 1 Imparts sweetnes to the
nreath, and renders the teeth beautifully white. For
hV '' dr"k8 K. O. A. WH1UHX, No. SM
CHl-XNUT Street. g4
rSf CRITTESDEN'9 COMMRKCIAL COL
LtUJt, o. 6J7 ClltaUl' sweet, coruer of
Seventh,
established BJOK.KEEPIN,,:;0rp0U,, "55
as practised by the bem busiuesn man, for Wholesale,
Retail. Manufacturing Jooblng, Imp,iriinc, Kwi
Kslaie, Prolessional, t.'ommlHaloii, Company, Spu-
ting. Forelgu and Dtuueatio Mil)plng, Jolut oluo
Company, Baukiuu Basluess, lo
1'KHMAMHIP,
Plain and Ornamental, taugtit by a aupr.or panmau.
In the men tlliclem maoner.
coMaiHJKCiAL Calculations.
The most rapid, coucl-e, and Imii'-oved methods.
BUSliNAttS PKACTtC'KS.
Business Forme, Con moiolal Law. etc.
Siudents Instiiicied repara'ely, and reueUed at any
lime. Cln ulH.ru ent on appllca ion.
11 13 2tJ DAY AND KVRNl vti SKSSIONS.
jfT" I'ENNSVLYANIA RAILROAD COM
PAN Y,
TitKAMTBF.n'S DKPARTMRNT, ,
PHH.AUKI PHIA, NOV. t, 1"68.
NOTICK TO BTOCKUOLLKIW.
Tbe Board of Directors have tbls day declared a
Suni-ontuKl Dividend of FIVE PKIt CKJST. 01 the
capital stock of the Com puu; , clear ot National and
State taxes, payable lu catli, ou and after November
30, 168.
ilank Powers of Attorney for ocllectlng Dividends
can be obtained al the Ollloe of the Company, No. 233
S, Tjb IBD street.
The Oftlce wl.l be opened at 8 A, M. and closed at
4 P. M , from S.T. 8J to Deo 5, for the payment
of Dividends, aud after tuat date Irom 9 A. Al. to a
p.m. tuomas t. nam. .
11 8 3f)t Treasurer.
CW AN APPEAL. A FAIU FOt TUB
a-2-' Beuellt of the FBk,KUJt fc,N'S MISSION
CHURCH , Charleston. S, U t K. J. Alams easlor).
will belie d ai the AS8K.MBLY BOILUINO coruer
ot 'J KM'Hand CHKe MIT Mireets, from MONDAY,
Ihe lttlb, to the ilat ol November.
We appeal to tbe bene oleuce of all who are
friendly to tbe cause for more uelu.
Dnualloua of Money or Fancv Articles may be left
t Presbyterian House (.Book. Store), No. I;i;t4 Cues
not street. 11 lotutuaat
KSF" GIRARD FIRK AND MARINE IN- l
y PritANcm C MpaNY. Oltlce N. O. corner I
tllKAUI aaaSJiVJi l'H Streets.
KHILADHLl'HIA, NOV. 10, H83,
DIVIDKND NO. 21.
The Directors of tbls Company declared a dlvldenl
on the tb Inst ofFlVK LOLLaUS per shar, ou nf
tbe earnings of the last six months, and ordered It
paid to the stockholders, without dduot'nn fir taxes,
on and at. er this date. ALFBED S. U1LLKIT,
11 10 tuthmit reasnrer.
tfZSf' PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 11, 18d3.
r" The APPRKiSI'I'lKi L1BBAKY Coruer of
FIFTH and ABCil Streets llrst and seoond siorlet.
having been remodelled and repaired, will be opened
to lliereudeis ou SATUKDA V .ftVUNINU, Novem
ber 14. ISt.
Au Invitation Is hereby extended tosuhsertbers and
friends of the Library, and to in citizens gnnerailv,
to vlnlt ai.d examine the Library Kjoujs.ou FRIDAY
F.VUNINt't, November IS, UM.
By order of the Board ot Managers.
11 11 4t JQ.SKPH It. K HO ADS, laecretary
rKT MR. JOBSON, t'OKMliRLY CONSULT-j
VSJ ing hurseon and Jientkt to the Royal Fumil-1
or nsiaua, wn lecture at Atisemoiy .uuuuiug, ou
MONDAY. November 10. at 8 o'clock.
ON THlfl PHYcIOLOUY AND HARMONY OP
FKMALK DKV.
Tickets, E0 cents, at tbe Hall aud his resldenco. No.
014 W aahlngton r quaro. 11 10 6C
ftS CIIY TREASURER'S OFFICE
r PHlLADULPHrA, NOV. 2, IHB8.
NOTICE Holders of City Wan an a, namOerh-g
froniSiHUto 4tK0, will be paid on pieseatatlou. In
lerest ceasing from this daie.
JOSEPH N. PEIRSOL,
11 II 7t City Treasurer.
DRY GObDS.
CURTAINS.
(JURTAIN ESTABLISH 31E NT.
The subscribers are now receiving tbetr
FALL IMPORTATIONS
or
RICH CURTAIN FABRICS
FOB
TAKLOK, CUA.MBEK, AXD LHJBARY.
WINDOwV CURTAINS
AKD
FURNITURE COVERINGS,
CJMPRISINQ
FRHNCH SATINS AND BROCATELLKS,
ROYAL TAPESTRIEa
SILK TERRY AND COTELINES,
WOOL TERRY, IUIP3, DAMASKS, ETC
ATJB9,
Just Opened, direct from the Manufacturer,
Embroidered Lace Curtains
NEW DESIGNS,
From the lowest to the highest quality some of the
the RICHEST Made.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS.
JACQUABD AND MUSLIN DRAPERIES.
VESTIBULE CURTAINS, In great variety.
CARVED, PLAIN, GILT, AND WALNUT COB,
NICKS,
WHITE AND COLORED SHADE3.
Experienced and reliable workmen superintend onr
Upholstery Department, ana every effort Is employed
to give satisfaction and secure promptness la fulfill,
log the orders entrusted to us.
SIIrPARD,VAXUARLINCEHARfiISl,
No. 1008 CHESNUT Street,
1029tbstal0trp PHILADELPHIA.
HOOP SKIRTS.
LA PANIEB, and. all other desirable styles and
tlzom Of out
CELEBRATED CHAMPION SKIRTS,
for ladle,ieUaea, aud chlluien, constantly ou ii
and made to troer. AJirgust aaaortuieut In the Jtti
and specially adapted for first class trade.
COKoKlo I CO USUI'S 1 UORShTrSt
Retailing at very low prices. Our assortment Is
couiple.e, euibraoiug l bouiiwun'i Uiove Jfntiug, la
ait giadea, irou i t l beukel'e nuuertoi
French Woven Corsela, from at'iO to VO-llw; aupe
i lor whaiebune hand made Coraets, Irom at oeu a iu
Stf SO, In shleltis aad circular gore; Mauame'oy'i
Uirsel bk'rt supporters, at .
Also, Mrs. Moody's Pateui Self-Adjtutlng Abdom
oal Corseut; which every lady should examine.
Corset Ciaupa, tt cents a pair.
Wholesale and Retail Mauniactory and Salesroom
No. AUUH Btreet,
y I ma WM. T. HOPKINS,
TO RENT.
p O R RUNT.
TEEMISES, Ho. 809 CUESKUT St.,
POR STORK OB OFFICE,
ALSO, OFFICES AND LARUE BOONS Suitable
a i uiiiuitrciai uoiiege, abwi
Mil iJANK OF THE REPUBLIC,
PRICE & WOOD.
N. W.COBHER EIHIITH AUD riLllMHl,
HAVE JUsT BECEtVED
Several lota of Ladles' and Gents' a tores.
Ladies' Berlin Thread and Bpan Bilk Gloves, 1 ned
Ladles' and Gents' Clo'h Gloves.
Children's Cloth moves, and Berlin Glover, lined.
Jonvln's Kid Gloves, best quality, fall colors.
A good quality Ileal Kid Uler s, Il 2a a pair.
Laoltt' and Gems' Hoslrry.
Wotked Edgings and Inserting.
LlD lu Bands, Coventry and Maglo Rutlllugs.
Lad Its' Llutn Cel'ars aud t'ulTs
Gems' bhlrt Fronts, Neok Ties, Suspenders, eto.
A large assortment of Ladles' and Gents' Linen
Handkerchie'a.
Laaus', Gents' and Children's Merino Underwear.
BLANKETS.
BLANKET..
All-wool Blankets, 3 75, (4 75, 15, tJ 7S np to f 12,
I'LAIINKUK. rLAIMELS,
All-wool Flanne's. cheap, 2). II, J7M, and 6U ce.us.
liallardvale aud shaker Fianuels.
Di uiet Flannels, V2, !?'; 25. 28,11,11,40, and BOo,
One bale Djmtt Flannel, zs, that are worth 83.
Rd and Grey Twilled Flannels.
Plaid bhlrlli g Flanne.s.
81AM ri.AID POPLINS.
Plaid Poplins, fO and ll'.-i cents.
Illck Alpscaa and Black Alpaca Pop'lus.
BLACK SIL6S. BLACK SILKS, good makes,
cheap.
A cbesp lot ot Linen Towels. tJ' cents,
Huckaosck and Damask Towels that aie bargains.
Table Linens and Napkins,
blj.rllua Pi low case, and Shcetlrg Masllns.
PRICE a WOOD,
N. W. 1'ORSER MUIITn AND FILBERT.
N. B. Waterproof Cloaking Cloths cheap, in I sw
s
E
I
L.
EXTKAOEIHXAKY BARUALXS
IN
spccfallj Adapted to this Season,
Representing the most extensive and varied assort
ment la this market, at tae extremely low
prices Incident to the great shrink
age ot values
During the l'criod of their Utmost Depression.
for a i ouiuwrelal College, Apply at
AN OFFICE TO LET, FURNISHED OB
unfurnished, No, tos BoutH TEN Tit btreet.
Aiwuueat Stir t U ute aivexuwa.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
No. 727 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JJO PFvOrMETORS OF
HOTELS, BOARDING-HOUSES
AND
SHIPPING.
'We have a special Wholesale Department for sup
plying LINEN AND COTTON SHEETING, TOW
ELB, NAPKINS, BINGLE BED AND BERTH
BLANKETS, and other gooda particularly adapted
to your wants.
All the above kinds of GOODS made np at short
notice If desired.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CEXTBAL DRY GOODS STOKE,
COB, EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
jpALL OPEXlStt-SllAWLS, ETC. ETC.
EYRE & LANDELL,
F0UHT1I AND ARCLT,
HAVE OPE 91
LYONS VELVETS,
BROCHE SHAWLS,
ROYAL POPLINS,
BLACK RIBBED POPLINS,
LARGE BLANKETS,
DAMASK NAPKINS,
1018tnthl8m HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
fJJO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We have now in store a very large and varied as
sortment ot
LADIES' CLOAKINCfS.
By calling on ns yon can not only see all the styles
In vogue, but be supplied in quantities to suit at the
lowest wholesale rates.
Comparison of stock and trices with any wholesale
house solicited.
Samples sent by mall when desired.
STRAWBRID6E & CLOTHIER
CEXTBAL EMPOKICM,
COB.EieUTU AND MARKET STREETS,
SS46m PHILADELPHIA.
FOR THE LADIES.
(YJACAZIN DBS MODES,
Ko. 1014 WALXUT STREET.
Por the better convenience of her Patrons,
MBS. PROOTOIl
HAS REMOVED HHR DRESS; MAKING ROOMS
To Ko. 1014 WALNUT Street,
Where she will be hsppy to see her friends.
The GENERAL TRY GOODS BUSINESS will be
continued as heretofore, at No. 820 OSESNUT St.
11 6 J. W. PROCTOR A CO.
LEGAL NOTICES.
LETTf K8 TESTAMENTARY HAVING BEBN
g'anleS to the subscribers opon Ihe Katateof
JOt-Kl H 11. MiroaKLLi (late of i-alladclphla). de
ceased. 11 persots ludebtsd to same will make pay.
lusul. aud thoae bavlug olalms praseDt them to
JOttlLPH ti. MITCHELL, 1 Executors,
M 17st JAWH J), 1UICUALL, AlsvUaAavs'A'k
EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH.
THE EAST INDIA
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Ibis .Company bare an cxcluslre grant
to lay
SUBMARINE CABLES
noM
Canton to Tien-Tsin,
(THE SEAPORT OT FEKIN),
CONNECTING ALL THE P0RT3 0 THE
ASIATIC COAST,
Whose foreign commerce amounts to
One Thousand Millions Annually.
Tills Company Is chartered by the Legisla
ture of the State of New York, with a
CAPITAL OF 5,000.000;
4
SHARES, flOO EACH.
A limited number of shares are offered at 50
eacli, payable 110 eacb, J15 November 1. balance
In ninthly Instalments of t'i 60 per share.
THE INQUIRIES FOR THIS 8 TOOK ARE NOW
VERT ACTIVE, AND THE BOARD OF DI
RECTORS INSTRUCT TJS TO SAY IT MAY
BE WITHDRAWN AT ANY TIME, AND
THAT NONE WILL BE OJTERED
ON THE ABOVE TERMS AFTER
NOVEMBER 20 NEXT.
For Circulars, Maps, aud full luformaUoB
apply to
DREXEL & CO.,
No. U South THIRD Street, ruiadolphlaj
To duly authorized Banks and Bankers throughout
Pennsylvania, and at the
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
Nos. 29 and 25 NASSAU STREET,
8 20 NEW YORK.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
tWlS LADOMUS & Co.
l DIAMOND DEALERS 4 JEWELERS.
II WATCHES, JSWSLkY 8ILTKK niKK,
V. WAT0HE3 and JEWELS Y EEPAIEED.
802 Chestnut St., PhU
Watches,
Diamonds,
11 Hp
Jewelry,
Solid Silver & Plated Ware.
wedding'rimgs.
. -A
We hare for a long time made a specialty of
Solid 18-Earat Fine Gold Weddlug and
Engagement Rings,
Ard In order to supply immediate wants, we keep A
FULL AHbOBTMENT OF SIZES always oa hand,
FARR & T3HOTHER,
MAKERS,
11 Usmthjrp Wo. 824 CHEBNPT Bt below Fourth.
FRENCH CLOCKS.
67. TT. RUSSELL,
Ko. 22 KORTII SIXTU STKULT,
Importer and Dalerln FINE WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, AND SILVER-WARE, Offers the largest
aoxtmen4Uf prkNCH CLOCKS '
In Phlladeipnia, Whulesala aad Retail.
QEORCE PLOWMAN,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
JltMOVhD TO Ko. 131 DOCK Street,
AMUSEMENTS.
PiriLADELPIIIA.
JOHN CRUMP,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Bbopai No. 213 LODGE Street, and No. 1733
ClIESNt r Street,
Ml PHILADELPHIA.
COTTON AND FLAX.
1 hAlL DDI K AND CANVAS,
Ol all numbers and brands.
Tent, Awnlnr. Trunk, and Wagon Cover Duck.
Also. l'atr Mauutavturttra' Drlur Fella, from on
to several leet wWfi fenllng, RU1rig Hall Twine, etc.
JOAlJN W. EVKUMaN A CO.,
laj No. M J ONE AUe,
ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
Jf,.AT.5..J-::-::-'j.'iv-v.vVanl DirMt
t a r tr a a a.i . . . i
TU IS (fcatutca,) AWFsmhjjm, at TWO O'CLOCK,
DtRBR BLr I B MATIXKK
POPIliVliLV LAST A fPK A H ANCK OF
1D LLK JBW A AM) MOMb. ill J u
!" 1'nlladeli.lila.
RESERVED SEATS ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
MOX DAY KVK NINO, Nov. 16,
KKNIHKKOF
UAD'LLE LUCILLE TOSTEE
AND THK
Mjssrj. LEDl'C, I.AUKI Ft'OU i., AND DTJ01IK8NE
r lltimi..,.n..i.. Dkiiu.i.1..!.! w """na.iii.
Nltrs.ui.tKE, TUERsiNONEDTENOR LSQER,
LA GRAND H. OCCHES-E
GEROLSTKIN.
Opera BouBi, lu acis, by i. OtTenbsch.
. ?psts may now l RMnrvpd
AT THE ACADJvMY Box OS J ICC,
RONli R'8 M t'PIC STORE. No. II0ICHE9NUT Street.
JLW CHEBNUT BTREET THEATRE.
YROF8 NKW IiIIaV-"!' UKEAT 8UCCE3S
THE LANCAHHIKW LA-a. V '
. CKOWDKi) HOUSES I
KEW AND BEAUTIFUL biJKNERY!
rtTJ.'JfKW COMl'ANY AND
,,rCH T,?SAsr in thus mrr.
ai-iMVi;Ili!'Sli4KTl'A 1KV1NU. MtS BKSSIB
k'V,.-i$ i. 1 I l.TON. J. U. BlUDLEY. fcL
iiiwjv, j. w.jpNNINilM. J.T. WAKD
Th. OI HKKS IN THE CAHT.
J,.i,i f,',P"'1",' BnileMn, Trt.KiaPH, Star. Pout,
ill n rAV.L"er" 1,,lu"-e'-. nd North American ALL
well actSd,"" Ptlky ' u",u"":8''Hy produced and
...... THE LANCASHIRE LASS,
es prospntf d at this I heaire. will be lound Intensely
'AM.w,ll:f: wbll,"u allprod,.o l;)ris.so far, in ibis
nmed y uusaliHlactory ai.d ulscju-
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTER SOON.
WALNUT BT. TUEATKK. BEGINS AT t Ti) fl.
LAST K1UHT U Mil. hi L. DAVENl'ORT
Wasslr grs great trageiiy. iu live acts of
A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBT
Sir Giles Overreach Mr. E. L. DAVENPOHT
locoiic.ude with the Romantic drama of
THE CARtK&'i'EK OF KOUEN.
Marteau. Mr. K. L. DAVE.VORT
The n,anyKeuintraa great pleasure lu aunounc.
liiKau engaueuieut, puslriveiy limited to "MUUUH-
... . . . i en Nioais,
wllh i he eminent artist.
MR EDWIN FORREST,
Who will make bis tint appearance on
MONDAY EVEjj IN. Nov. IS,
In Bulwer'shUtorical play, lu five acts, of
K1CHKL1EIT.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET THe!.
ATKK iteKinsat hall-pat7. 'nfi'
, THE LaNvjASUIKE LAkS,
by Mis. JOHN DREW and (;oonanv.
MONDAY, AND EVKHY EVENING.
H.J. B; rou's areat.orlglual Fiay, now plavlna at wi
ltck s. New frit.
THE LANCASHIRE LASS,
with every bcene Aew,
New Mechanical EfTdrls
Great Cast. All the Corcpai y and W nuecis.
MRS. JOHN DUEW.
THEATRE COMIQUB, SE7ENTU STKE2T
BELOW ARCH. H
Ltstee anc Manager J. C GREghibv
UHAND OfJLMMi N1UI1T,
THIS (Saturday) EVENING. Nov. M,
Grand a- Hilary tpeci.acle,
THE GATHERING OF THE CLANS.
Introducing, In full Hcotilsu Ulghiiud cosiume
1U0 HEAUTIFUL CUILDRSN.
Grand new Bin let Dlverl'siement,
MAD'LLa! AUGUSTA, Fir t Preuitsr AbSjlute
MA D'LLU LbON TIN E.
Thirty Lad!es ot the Cnrt s de Bul.et.
MAD'LLEGEUrRUDE'S
Ellin Troupe of Educnied Aulmalu and
MIN1A1 UKKcritUU
THE CUAMt'lON UYUSASTS,
Jear, Victor, Albert, Arthur, and Wil'lp.
VOCAL1 TS Mlts Annie Braddun, Li. lie Beaale Gie
gory, Mr Barry Carter, Mr. bliHVring.ou.
TWO COMIO PANIOMIMEM.
Admission, 60c. Reserved aea.s, 7c. ' Family
Circle, 2ic. Poors opm at 7 o'o.ock; coicmeuce at
7'45. Box Cilice open IU to 4, dally, boats secured In
advance. n u 34
IBS CAROLINE MoCAFFREY.
CONCERT
AT MUSICAL i UND HALT..
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 10,
At S S'UloClC.
The following talent will aHainl:
Madame HENK1ET1K BEKRENS,
Mini HELEN MCCAFFREY.
Mr. GEORGE him P&ON, ot New York,
Air. J. K. THOUAS, of New York,
Mr. WILLIAM G. U1K1R1CH.
Tickets One Hollar. May be had at Trumpler's.
; Gould's, No. tfiCheinutireat
M
No. KS Cbeanut strrel
BDd Boner's. No. lldSChesnul street.
11 14.vlhf4i
BLIND TOM'S CONCERTS,
OOMMKNCINO AT
CO.MEKT HALL,
MONDAY EVHNINI. NOV. IS.
BLl D TOM,
THE WONDERFUL NE.KO BOY PIANIST.
OR A HHORV bEA-:ON.
MATINEES, WEDNESDAY AND BATDEDAY,
At K O'clock.
N. B. Peals moy be secured at Trumpler's No. 92
Chennut street. 11 last
HOKTICU LXL'KAli tlA LL. O E R M A N I A
OBCHEwTtta. P U B L 1 O REHEARSALS
ibVERY WEDNEbDAY. at S P, M. Tickets sold
at tbe door, and all principal Music Stores, Packages
Ot live for single, 26 ceuis.
Eugugemeois cau he made by addressing O. BAS
TERT, Ne. mi MONTEKY Street; Wiltig's Muslo
Stoie No. loai Cheauut sueet; Andre's Musio Store.
No. 1104 Chesnut street. lu 19 am
DRUNK ON COLD WATER. PROFESSOR
FRhD. ALLEN AiILi-S. Poycliologlat. will lec
ture on ibis aud MoNt'AI frVKts 1NUS at MORTON
HALL, FORTY-FIRST aLd UaVERFORD Sireots.
Writ Pbl auelpnla. This Evening for Ladles and
Gentlemen. On Monday Eveniug. Private Lecture
to Men. Professor MILLS will make penons laugh
and cry, thluk they are Grant or Stnerman, and make
them Drunk on Co d Water. It 14 Si
UA'B AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
AF1ERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE.
In Grand Ballets, Eth'upian Burlesques, Bongs
Danoee. Pantomimes. Oymuast Acta, etc.
ARL SENIZ' AND MARK HASSLE It '3 OR-
CBErTHA MAlTNEkS, M.VERY SATURDAY
atB.'i f. M IN MLblCAL FUN D H ALL. Single Ad
mibSion.fiureMf. Paokae ol 4 tickets, 1, at Boner's,
No.HtitCHEtSNUTSt.. and at ihe Door. 114 tt
AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
THIRD GRAND COJNCKRl'
Al MUBICAL FUND HALL, ou FRIDAY, Nov. 27.
Bee notice In Educational Column. 11 14 a 2t
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
R
M
C. J. PKICE
L.
Has removed to. 723 SAKSOM Street,
Directly opposite his O'd Staud, where he will con
tinue ihe Import ailou of
Eiiglibli, French, ami Germiin Books, l'c
riudicttis, L'tc., to order.
A large and entirely new slock or tbe best Engllih
Standard Literature just received. Arooltectural,
Mechanical, aid tulentlll) Books always on iiud.
ThethoioHt new publication reoelved as Issiiad,
foreign Books, Periodicals; etc., imported to ufder,
wttkiy, by s eager. 11 ut
TO BOOK COLLECTOR S.
WILLIS P. HAZARD
Invites the attention of bookouy.r to his very exten
sive codec lion ol
CHOICE IMPORTED BOOKS,
embracing all es ut
Literature, and part'cuiuriy ruperbly Illustrated and
Fine Ar t orks. Hlalory auu Biography, Voyages
ard Travels, Poetry and the D'auia, Natural Hli
lorv. ftandard aud Misiellauexus Works, Earlv
PrmUd Books, etc
Priced ratalogues grat's on application.
Entire Libraries pun li met! lor csh,
THE EiNGLISH UJOKsl'.IRE,
10S Wn.7-2fAN-.Qjl STREET.
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS,4fl
He 8. K. C.
Harris Seamless Kid Gloves.
EVERY PAIU WARRAITKD.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GENTS' GLOVES.
J. W. SCOTT A CO.,
rfrp
MO. 14 CUtJsaUT StTUEET.
"DATENT S H 0 C LDBR.8B AM
StilRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISUINO STORE.
PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
made fiom njeauremei.t at very niton notice.
All other arllolea ot GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
GOODS la lull ?ariety. .
8 WINCHESTER & CO.,
11 i No. 7i CilEdN U T Btreet.
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