THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 18G8.
NE WS SUMMAR Y.
City AfTrtlrx.
r-1 rhotogrnplicrs' Convention awmblrd
Jfsteniiij ttfieriinon In trie naii !hc f,ra1Kl!.n
JnrUltule, Mr. Abrntn Uouardu, of Hen lui.
in the chair: E, S. Wilson, of Phil ielptita,
Secretary. Mrsrt. D. Bendaun, J. J. Snjilcr,
. a. Wi'lRon, and A. (Jurdner were constituted
a committee on permnnent orpanizatiou. The
treasurer's report wai then read an t adopted.
The Convention then adjourned to meet tbia
iuorninp, to hear the report of the. cotnmittco
on penuancut orennlzation.
The eemi-auuual nieet1uf?of the fiixth Army
Corps l.CL'iou waa held lait cvi'Uinir In the IMh.
trict Court room, No. I. Coloiii-1 James W.
Latin was re elected President: Captain Charles
Noble, Jr., aud Captain (Jeome Wool, Vice
rretidtiite, and Coluuel Charles S. Gic-uc and
Cnptain 1). W. C. Hanline, Secretaries. A Board
vi Dirtctors was a'po elected,
i, A meeting of the IrWnda of Spanish evan
jtelizK'.ioii was held lat evening at the Oiinrcli
ol the Epiphany, corner cf FilieeutU and Ches
sat street", lion. Charles (iiblions presided,
and addresses were nitidis by lievi. l'hilltps
15rooks Itev. Dr. Newton, Rev. Ir. Willits, Kuv.
Drz-lianse. and Kcv. J. Wlu'a'.on .Smith. It was
stated that twelve churches worn already or
ganized in that country, and the Bible and
religions publications ;u t-pfun-b. hud beeu
issued by the Anierioan Bible Sintety, American
Tract Society, and Auiencau aud foreign Chris
tian Union.
A meeting of lugraln carpet-weavers was
li eld last evening at tha hall corner of Muster
and Front ttrculb, in releience to the difiiculiies
now existing in some ol the carpet establisn
ineiit, owing to the retual of the employes to
rubintt to a reduction of three cents per yard on
the fabric niaiiutuc'iiii'd. Atter aome discussion,
a resolution wan pased directing the names of
all percons found workine at reduced prices to
toe placed on a printed black list, the same to
ic posted in the diilerent shops aud other con
spicuous places.
The annual meeting of the New Jersey Con
ference of the Counregational Churches com
menced yesterdiy at the. Central Church,
Eighteenth and (ireen streets. Kev. K. Carter
was chosen Moderator. Tiie minutes of the
last meeting were approved. He ports from tlio
several churches of the Conference were read as
follows: Chntch at Washington, V. C, rutin
liership, 220; Plymouth, Philadelphia, increase;
Fort Lee, increase; Lodi Meeting and Howell
Church, progressing; Baltimore Church, 120
members, and go:d Sunday School; Fraukiin
ville, K. J., 11 member, and 00 congreuatiou
church bui one year old. Dr. Boynton,
Chaplain in Congress, made au addrss, aud the
Couterence ndiourued.
A ircliminary meeting of property holders
and residents on North Broad street, for the
purpose of est ibli;hiug a line of omnibuses on
that tlioioimhfure, was held last evening at the
ball No. Miy N. Broad street. An oTtrauizatlon
was perfected by selecting J. C. Moore to act as
Chairman. Alter some discussion it was sug
gested that the line should be establi?hed at as
arly a day as possible, the termini to bo the
Baltimore Railroad deoot and the German town
ltailroad, crossing at Broad street. A committee
was then apouinted to take the matter refularlv
Jn charge, aud ordered to report on Tuesday
eveiiiug next, until which time the meeting
adjourned.
The taking of testi-nony in the contested
flection case in the Third Congressional district
was resumed'yesterday by Aldermeu Carpenter
and Helns, Commissioners for that purpjso,
appointed under an act of Congress. The drst
witnets called was Charles Mousely, who testi
fied to alleged li regularities m tne mode of
conducting the,electiou in the Seventh division
of the Seventeenth waid.
A few minutes after 6 o'clock last evening a
fire broke out in the tdiirt manufactory and
warehouse of Ludwig Siedenbaek & Co., No.
308 Alarket BUeer, aud extending partially
through the first s'.orv, in w hich it originated,
burned to the second tloor where its progress
whs arrested. The stock on the tirst to'r was
cither destroyed or much damaged, ntid that on
the second lloor sutl'ered by water and smoke.
Until it is examined carefully, the extent of the
damage cannot b3 ascertained. There is au
insurance ot twenty-five or thirty thousand
dollars upon the Mock, which will probably
more than cover the loss. The building, re
ported to belong to the Lewis estate, is insured
in the Fire Afsoclauon. The origin of the tire
1b a mystery, as it did not bleak out uar the
ttove. Ttie occupants of No. itufl, Meser.
McComas, Ultuan fc Co., wholesale clothiers,
are suli'ercrs by water, but to what extent is not
known. They are heavily insured.
Domestic Afritii-H.
Gold closed yesterday at 133J.
Chicago had live tires last niht.
Keadiug is projecting free re.iding roDTis.
(icuerul liawlius has returned to Wash
ington. Ciencrul Grant arrived in New York lat
evening.
General Grant has sold his Washington
residence.
The New York cily election yesterday
passed off very quietly.
Snow fell ye.-terduy at Portland, Oswego,
BuiMo. and Pittsburg.
The New England Conference of Universal
Ists met at Bptinerield last evening.
Pedestrian Weston started on his one hun
drid day trip trim Bausjor yesterday.
Secietary Scholield will witness the experl
mentul firing at Fort Delaware to-morrow.
Fort l.alayette was destroyed by fire yester
day; all but the buro walls was'destroyed.
The Nineveh tunnel, ou the Albany and
Diiighamtou Ruilrnad, has beeu completed.
The National Convention ot Cattle Commis
sioners assembled at KpriugtieM, III., yesterday.
The Presidential Electors for Ponusylvauui
meet in the Senate Chamber at llarrisburg
to-day.
It is expected that the public debt state
ment for November will chow an increase of
$io,(;oo,ti00,
Chief J ustic? Chase delivered an important
decUion ou the Confiscation act of July 7, 18iJ2.
The Presidential Electors of Ohio met at
Coluuibus yesterday; tney will ca-t their votes
today.
Tue trial of Samuel W. Andrews for the
murder ot C. W. Holmes commenced at Ply
mouth, Mass., yesterday.
One Jesse Thompson has been arrested nt
Viektburg on the charge of being the.murdeier
of Uncial liuduiau.
According to the decision of the Supreme
Court of Caiitoinitf, the lull electoral vote of that
State is tor Graut and Cotiax.
The Mayor and City Council of Atlanta have
postponed the municipal election until the
aascmbliiig ot the I.eaUUuire id January.
Tb storage warehouse ot J. M. BloomfleM
& Co., at bt. Louis, was partially destroyed by
fire ou Monday night. Loss about $150,000.
A. boston cleik wai yesterJay robbed of
$1400 while going down the steps of a bank.
The robber threw blue pepper In tha clerk's
At Carlinsville, 111., ou Friday last, a man
named Engicmau murdered his divorced wife
by cutting her throat. The murderer has beeu
arrested.
One Ilcnry Wonderly bas instituted libel
eults airainst the Chicago Iribune aad liepu'ili
can. lie lays his damages at $10,000 against
each journal.
The mei chants of S. Louis have adopted
resolutions approving the b II lor uniting the
telegraph lined of the country with the national
Postal iiepartmeut.
Richard H. Oana, of Boston, will repressnt
the io eminent in Robert Ouild'a motion to
quai-U the indictment against Jell. Davis. The
arpomeut ou the merl's ot the motion will be
made before Chief Justice Chae, at liichuioud,
to-morrow.
A meuing was held at Cooper Institute, iu
Kew York city, last night, In behalf of IIeler
Vaugtan. no w under tentecce of death in this
city icr iufantleide. Horace Greeley presided,
and a collection wa made, amounting to $500,
to b Utd for her beue at.
f ort-lieu Airitlra.
London, Dec. 1. The second great ecull race
on the Thames took place yesterday, between
Joseph ftadlr aod Henry KelUy, ot Putney.
The latter has held the eamplocthip of the
Thames for nearly six years, bat m defeated
lust month by James Ueu"forth, of llaushead,
in a race o( marly live milef, lrom Putney to
JUeMlaki, for 200 a kide, luu ravd to-day was
ovrr the an;e course, and for the simo atiount,
ai.d was won by Krlley. who beat Sadler four
lengths in 23J minute. The attendence ol
fpeetalors was Imtucncc.
The Queen has recovered from her slight
indisposition, and will leave lor Osbointsoon
;'ter the mee't ot Parliament,
I.lfiraell will "voi propose auy more nnms
for preraees during the remainder of his ad
ministration. A grand testimonial banquet is proposed In
Liverpool in honor of tho members of the
expinrg Cabinet.
Mr. Gladstone's chapter of autobioaraphies
is gmcrally thought to be a needlsss and in
judicious publication, and It is believed to have
alienated many of his friends.
London, Dec. 1. Oueen Victoria. In as auto
graph letter, compliments Lord M onck in
connection with Lis administration as Governor
of Car ad a.
Elections were held yesterday in Mid Somerset
and Slico, Ireland. In the former, Messrs.
Neville tin nville and R P. Paget, both conser
vatives, were returned, and in tho latter Mr.
O'Connor, liberal, and Sir U. G. Booth, conser
vative, are elected. The table of the result Is
given by the 'lim8 to-day: Liberals, 381; con
servatives, 272. Liberal majority, 112.
The crew of the Fleetwing, of Quebec, aban
doi ed at, sea, have arrived hafely at Falmouth.
1 omion, Dec. 1. A despatch from Constanti
nople Fays it is believed there that the Sublime
Porte will recall its Ambassador from Athvns,
unless recruiting for Crete ceases in Greece.
Bkrlin, Dec. 1. In the House of Deputies
yesterday, the Minister of Justice, Count Ltppe,
'made a speech urging legislation for making
the legnl system of the Prussian kingdom unl
form with the tystems of the Northern States.
Madrid. Dec. 1. It N rumored here that the
Government of the United States has recog
nized the Insurgents in Cuba as belligerents.
Admiral Mendez Nunez hss arrived in this city.
The Republicans have attacked and dispersed
a meeting of Monarchists in the town of Orenze.
Madhid, Pec. 1. Yesterday a political meet
ing of Monarchists in Yaliadohd was broken
up by the Republicans,
Paris, Dec. 1. General Trim, In a letter to
the Gaulois, declares that the present Spanish
Government 'will have no deatines with the
Bourbons, and denies indignantly the truth of
the report that lie purposes a coup d'eiat.
Paris, Dec. 1 The printers of this city are on
a Urike, and business iu that line is therefore
checked.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Newi tee First Page,
ALMANAC 70B
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Bum Bkth..
PHIL AOELPB IA THIS DAT.
,7'us moon hihki......, 7 2
,4-a Hien Watbb S'4'i
PHILADELPHIA BOAKD OS TBADK,
fiMI'IL K.8TUKK3, )
Oku. N.Tatham, i-MONTKLT OOMHITTBa,
ANDRKW WHKHLgn. J
MOVKMKNTS OF OCKAN 8TKAMKUS.
FOB AMKK1UA.
Caledonia Glasgow. .New York -Nov, 13
tnlunl.......louaon...New York..MM......Nov. 14
Tripoli Llvenoul...New York , Nov. 17
I)8ujrhcu8 1.lverpool...Portlftuil Nov. I
CliyolCork Mverpool...New Vork... , Nov. 21
Perelre Bri-st New York......Nov. iil
China. . Llverpool...New York Nov. ai
ialiujia Llvprpool...New York Nov. 21
FOB KUBOPK.
Russia... New Ynrk...Llverpool Dee, 2
Batuarltt, Mew York. ..Liverpool Dbo. 8
I niOD New York...Bremun ..Dec. 'A
City of Boslon...New York...Liverpool Deo. 6
Columbia New York.niHKow -Dec. 5
Iowa.......... New York...GlaHgow -....Deo. 5
Denmark New York...I,lverpool .I)eo. 6
N. Anierlcan...I'ortlHiiil....I.lverpool......M....Dec. 5
Atalanta ..New York...Londou Dm 12
Co Anlwerp...New York...Llverpool -.Dec. 12
C.ofWasliliiKtonNew YorK.I,lverpool Dbc. la
City Ol ParlB...,New York. ..Liverpool -..Dee. 1
CXiAeiTWIHE. DOMKSTIfc), BTO.
Morro Castle-... New York...Havana Deo. 8
Pioneer..... Phllada..... WllmiriKUio ,.M.Dee, 4
Tonnwanda. Plillaila. Havannuh Ueo. 5
Juniata .Phtlaaa .New Orieuns Dec. 21
HtaraBudStilpes Ph!larta...M. Havana M....Dec. a.i
Mississippi New York... Rio Janeiro Dpc. S3
Malin are forward by every s learner In Ibereunlar
line. '1 Ue steamera for or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except thn Canadian Hue, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers tor or from theUontl
neutcall at HoiHhamoton.
CLAItRD YKSTKRDAY.
Stenmshlp Noruian.Crowell, Boslou, H. WInsor ACo
BelirKUen Jloigale, UoldlnK, Pautego, Noicrosj ji
Krlir C'a'raPawver.Kawyer, Portland. J. Rommel Jr
bichr Jnlin Cftdwalla'ter, Hieelman, Norwich do"
Hrhr B, Kcimtir t:ruiihy. Portiaud. a0'
Bel r Mmelo. WrKadden. l'uriuiuoutb, '
hebr Ha.lelon. t'UH. DUtiloa, Jj,,
H 'hr M. H. W etcott, Gandv, IltDRham, io
M'r BiIhIoI. WalLice. New York. vy. P. Clyde .t. iv
B"r H Wllllnir, Cundiir. Baltimore, A. Groves jr
TuirTlios Ji tlornon, Allen, tor Baltimore, with a tni
el barges, W. P. Clyde & Co. ' l" low
ARRIVKD YESTERDAY.
FteaniRlilp ji unier, Rogers.an hours from Provldonce
wlthluilse. to D. H. fsteiHou A Co. ruviuonce,
toSKAl wittSTrS Ct0Jby, lrom Sa,em' ln ba,Ia,t
hrbr l'ntcsl. Triiaz, 1 day from Lelpalo, Del,, with
grain to Job. E. Palmer. "
Schr Nile. Collins, 1 day from Lelpstc. Del., with
grain to Jea. H Palmer. '
Kchr HiiHheit. Maann. 2 days lrom Milton. Del . with
grain to Cbrlatlau & Co. " ,lu
Hteamer Ann Klif.a. Itlchards. 24 hours from New
York, with mrise. to W. P. Clyde 4 Cj.
TugThos. Jetlerson, Allen, lrom Baltimore, with a
tow oi barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
MEMORANDA.
Bteamnhlp Pioneer, Caihanue, for rhlladelnhla
fti ra Wilmington. N. C, sub ult.. has on br.ard m)
bb a. n aiu, ivt do. spirits, 74 do. tar, fto do. pitch 4 d,,
crude turpentine, 7it balea col on. 6 do. rags. 105 i,
p! " iaTp?k7m,,'.,a,H.ele8, " "kg8" 160
Bai que freeman Hennls. Fletcher, from Cardiff tor
Nw York, aalltd from Penarlh llih ult., having re-
Jii one Edwin, Rorersen, for Philadelphia, sailed
lr to GlrpeniKlh ult. "t.a
BiKiue Woodalde, Edmonds, hence, was below New
OrleanaSGih ulL 1,9W
Jintque Village Bcllo, Little, hence, at Llveronnl
271 h int. r""1
Hrlg Wm. Creevy. Haley, sailed from Tenerlflesoih
Oct . t..r Vuerlo Ventura. u
Brig JUlKa McNeil, Umall, remained at Meaalna 7th
Brig Nelite Mows. Merrlman, from Oporto for Lon
don put, Into Plymouth imh uit. u
Brig Laura. Johnson, hence, at Texel lflth nit.
Brig H, J, Burton, Burtuu, hence, In the Tesol 13th
UltllUI',
achr R. A. Ford, Carpenter, bence, at Si. John n
B . muli ult ' '
Kcbr E V. Hopkins. Low, hence for New Ifavn
New York nb ult.
chr vm. Capea, Ryan, from Boston for Phlladni.
phi, at New York 'ioih ult. "uo'
Hour A. M. Aldrldge, Kobinaon, hence, at Provi.
denr.e'iHlb ult. M .
Ni brs D. . Hlner. Huntley, and Anna E. SaQYirrl
WH aor, ar thlladelphla, sailed from Provldeuceh
uitluio. .
gclira BenJ Wrong. Brown, and Ocean Wave Baker
for Philadelphia, tailed (rom Providence Mtb mi '
Kthr Ocean 'Iraveller, Adams, hence, at Bayerlv
Beta r J, A. Crawford, Berkley, hence, at Danvera
27th ul.
t-ci.r CobBBselt, Olbbs, hence, at New Bedford 2 jth
nbcn'r'M.H. Bead. Benson, trnm Mattapolaelt for
Philadelphia, at New Bedford 2"th ult. lur
Hi-hr John Ciuckloid, Brlggs, huuue, at Fall Bif er
27th nit, .
bebra Decatnr Oakea Berg, and 8 L. Burrlll, Smith,
hence, at Kail Btver 28th uli. '"J
bclir K. C Cnnklln. Daniels, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Bristol Sib uit.
Bohr J. J. Little. Little, hence, at Pawtucket 16th
U licbr I-anra A. Webb. Webb, from Bangor for Cam
den N J . sailed lrom Newport 27th ult.
bebra Hnrpr.se. Beers, .and Louie F. Smith, Crle,
fur l'hliedeiphta. cleared at Boston 24ih u t.
Hchra J. W. Hall. Howe; L. A. Baylea, Baylea: W.
V. Cnok Falkenberg: ii. H. Walowilght, Brower; M.
E Graham. Pouniatni John Mye, Wiley; H. B.
Mctaulty. Calui J. M. Broomall, Donglaaa; B P,
Lowell LeavlttiBud C L Adams, Nlckeraon, hence,
Hcb'r'venl'a Ja'ton. from Bangor for Philadelphia.
In bo'pk out of Newport harbor 27th ult., collided with
ichr DarluaEddy, and tore mainaaiij re,urned to
Newport for repairs. Ths D. B received no damage,
. HchrAbble Davla. bence, at PorUmouih 2ih uiC
bieamer ueorge H. btoul, Ford, hence, at George
town, D. C, With uit,
NOTICK TO MARINERS
The"Retlel" Llgbtveasel (No. 0) was placed on tha
Pulli ck lp utatlon on the 2nth ult.
OO B N M X O H A N Q
BAG MAR OFACTOKY,
JOHN T. BAILEY.
R, X. cornet ol MARKET ana WATER Street,
Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN BAGS AND BAGGING
Of every description, fur
Grain, Floor, Salt, Super-Phosphate of Lima, Bona
Dust, Klo.
Large and small GUNNY BAGS constantly on-'haad
221l AUo. WOOL SACHS.
WILLIAM B. GRANT,
commission merchant.
- Nr. 8 8. DELAWABK Avenue, Philadelphia,
AGENT FOB
DnpoBt'n OuriBowrtr, Beiiued Nitre, Charcoal, ete
W. Bauer A Co.'a Chocolate. Cocoa, and Bioma,
(ri'Cker Bron. dk Co.'a Yellow MoUai biieaihlnc;
Boln, aud Nail Vi,
CITY ITEMS.
Viftoa II coo,
It la cot, fldently reported that, when Victor nngo
was a-ked lr be could tell the origin Of the Bonaparte
family, he retlud,
Of-cors I can:
and so, when asked it you can t '11 where to purchase
tin Ann yASHioNAnLa clotbzno,
In tlie language of the llluatriona Huso you can an
swer, Ol cauise 1 can, at Chables btokks A CVs,
No. 824 Chesaut street.
Pbkvint ob ItiriNi.-When health has been sac
rificed for want of the care necessary to protect It,
regrets are unavailing. It Is better to prevent than
to went. The most Inclement season of the year is
at band, and Its cold aud damp are the sonrce of In
numerable distressing ailments. The best mean of
escaping them is to keep the outward surface of the
body comfortably warm with suitable clothing, and
the internal organs ln a vigorous condition by the oc
castor al use of a healthful tonic and corrective.
Winter make tremendous diafU upon the vital
forcea, and therefore It Is a season when a pure vege
table stimulant and lnvlgorant like Hostittkk'b
Stomach Bittkrh Is of Infinite use, especially to the
weak and feeble. It gives tlamina to the system, and
thereby enablis It to withstand the shocks of cold,
which produce cough, bronchitis, catarrh, and other
diseases of the organs of respiration. Dyspepsia and
every species oi indigestion are also greatly aggra
vated by cold, damp weather, and lor these com
plaints the Bittebs are an acknowledged specific
Tbei 6 is no fact better known In this country, and,
Indeed, tbrougbont the civilized portions of the
Western Hemisphere, than that this genial prapara
tlon Is a swift and certain remedy for all ordinary
diseases of the stomach and the liver.
Wini, HKRns, and Boots. Speer's "Standard
Wine Bitters" are composed of his pure Wine, with
hems and roots, the beat bitters known to the Materia
Medlca, and in daily use by our best physicians. A,
W, & B. Bogen, M. D ot Washington City, say or his
Wlue: In diseases of a prostrating character, for Its
qualities a gentle stimulant aud certain tonic
these Bitters are every way worth the attention and
test of the Medical Faculty. These Bitters and Wines
are sold by Druggists,
Astounding- Biports.
20(0 CASES or CONHUMPTION- CUBED,
Prof est or Trosseau, of the Children's Hospital,
Paris, reports that, ln two thousand cases of Con
sumption, In which the formula fur Upham'i Fresh
ihut Cure was used, It cured nearly every one. It
allays the cough, heals the lungs, and gives a new
lease of life. Sold $1 per bottle, or six for S3. John
ston, Hollo way fe Cow den, No. 602 Arch street.
JofH Billings; ays of the Alligator, that when
the alligator's mouths lz wide open hlr. head is Jest
abont In the centre ov bis boddi; but they hav one
v rloo 1 same very near forgettlDg, they make a very
sli!l iLOlae, altho they hav more jaw than enny
critter I knoed ov.
Chablks Stokks A Co. 's
Fine Customer-made Clothing has the virtue of being
unequalled ln Style, In Quality, ln CtittACNEas.
tCnll and satisfy yourself at
No. bU Cheskpt Strbt.
Jewklby. Mr. William W. Cassldy, No. 12 South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of line ewelry and silverware n the city
Purchasers can rely upon ob'alnlug a real, pure arti
cle lurnlshed at a price which cannot be equalled.
He alao has a large stock ot American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices. A visit to
his store is sure to result In pleaauro aud profit.
Children's Clothing.
A Splendid Assortment for
Boys, Girls, Infants, and Misses,
Selling Oil' at Greatly Reduced Prices.
M. SUOIMIKBH & Co.,
No. 1021 Cheanut street,
Lack f crtains, from the Paris Exposition, of tlie
miBt remarkable finish, selling at extraordinarily
low prices, at Paten's, No. 1408 C'li'snut street,
Furnitubk rt'upholstered and varnished to look
equal 18 Lew, at Patten's, No, HQS Cheanut street.
Gkoveb A Bakeu's Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. TaoChesuntjtreet;
UABBLBD
GRTJPP rAITERSON. Novembrr 29. at the Par
BOiiitKU of hi. George's M.K. Church, No. 3JI New
sireet, by ttie Bev. M l. Kurtz, Mr. JOUNHRUPP
to Mies aNMK PATTERSON, boll) of Ibis city.
SW ENEY GILFBKY. On Tuesday morning, De
cember 1. at tne residence of the bride's parent, by
the Kev. W. C. Kobiuson, Mr. ISA All W. BWENEY
to Mli-R JENNIE, daughter of Robert Giltrey, Esq.,
both ol Philadelphia.
DIED.
Met OY.-On the 1st Instant, Mr. HARRY McCOY,
aed 85 years,
1 liu relatives and friends of the family, Vigilant
Fire Company. No. 8; Goodwill Fire Company, No.
iln; and Company li. National Guards, I. V. M , are
re peci fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his
lale residence, 8. W. corner of Eleventh and Ittuo
streets, ou Friday morning, December 4, at 8'. o'clock.
THOMPSON. Ou the 1st Instant, Mr. CHARLES
THOMPSON, ln the oiith year ol his age.
The relatives and friends ot the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, No. 420 BUKan street, on Friday, the 4ih lu
sibut, at 2 o'clock. Interment at Odd l'ellowa' Ceme
tery. LIFE INSURANCE.
Am ehicaN
Life Insurance Company,
Ol XUilaelpUia.
S. Kt Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets.
Intlilution has no tuperior in the United
State 610
CLOTHING.
JONES'
ONE TRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Ko. COi MARKET Street.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
iLL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
FALL AND W1NTKJJ CLOmiNQ.
Our Stock Is Large.
None bnt well-made GARMENTS are offered.
But One Price Is Asked.
Satisfaction inaianteed to every purchaser,
JONLS'OJiE TRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
11 II mwilm
Na. 804 MARKET fitreel.
Above Mixta.
. CUTHMAN & CO.
BELL
Fine, Well-Hade, Reliable, Cheap
O JL O T II I IS"' Cr,
IT TUB
CONTINENTAL HALL,
IS'o. b30 MAJIKET Street,
11 18 wfm 112 U PHILADELPHIA
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
. OI'FICE OF THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, November II, 1868.
The following ttatement of tha aflMrs of the Com
pany tsmbllshed In conformity with a provision of
lta Charter:
PREMIUMS RECEIVED
From November 1, is7, to October 31.
On Marine and Inland Risks $M..i8-7t
OnFireKiaka - 1 15,20.5 U6
' IU 18,711 '80
Premiums on Policies not marked off
.Nov. 1, lb67 400,815 71
11,35.5,557 51
PREMIUMS MARKED OFF
An earned from Nov, 1. lso7, loOot.31.lSM.
On Marine and Inland Risks 071il,tli5 77
Ou l ire KUks 11S,:I17'72
88U1.9Z1 IU
Intercut d nrlng the name perle-d Sal
vages, etc... 107.49S-82
LOSSES, EXPENSES, ETC.,
During the year a above.
Marine anu Inland Naviga
tion LoHhcH 12l,nr2 74
Fire LfiNHes 73 4H5 87
Keturn Premiums 6 '.1.14102
Reinsurances 30.1U0 51
Agency Charges, Adverlls-
inn, Printing, etc 60,586 63
Taxes United States, State
and Municipal Taxes 43.55.r89
EXPeD8e8 W710,837-31
121)1,68.5 (X)
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November 1, 1808.
f 200,000 U. S. 5 percent. Loan, 10- IOs. 8208,500 00
120,1100 U. B. 6 per cent. Loau, 1881... 130,800 00
60.000 U. H. ii per cent. Loan (tor
Pacific Railroad) . 60,000 00
200,000 State of Pennsylvania tt per -
cent. Loan 211,375 00
125,000 City of Philadelphia (t per
cent. Loan (exempt from
Tax) 123,591 CO
50,000 State of New Jersey 0 per
cent. Loan 61.500 00
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad 1st
Mortgage 0 per cent. Ponds 20,200-00
26,000 Pennsylvania Railroad 2d
Mortgage 0 per cent. Bonds 24,000'00
25,000 Western Peuu'a Railroad
Mortgage 6 per cent. Bonds
(Penn'a Railroad guar
antee). m 20,025-00
30,000 St ate ot Tennessee 5 per cent.
Loan 21,000 00
7,000 Si ate ot Tennessee 0 per cent.
Loan 6,031-25
15,000 Gerinanlown Uas Company;
principal and interest guar
anteed by the City of Phi
ladelphia. 300 snares stock 15,000-00
10.0C0 Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, 200 shares stock U.300'00
5,000 North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, 100 shares
stock 3,500 00
20,000 Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Company,
80 shares slock...... 15,000 00
; 207,000 Loans on Pond and Mort
gage, first liens on City
Properties 207,0O0'00
SJ ,119,000 Tar Market value, $1,130,325 25
Cost, 81,oa3,(iOP2U.
Real Estate 30,000 00
Rills Receivable for Insur
ances raado 322,186 01
Balances due at Agencies
Premiums on Marine Poli
cies, Accrued Interest, and
other debts due the Com
pany 40,17888
Stock and Sciip of Sundry
Corporations, $3150. Lslt-
nialed value 1,813 00
Ci.uli in Bank 8110,150 u8
CkmIi in lri4wt.r 4i:tfi.
110.503 73
81.017,307 80
PHir.AnEi.pniA, November 11, 1853.
The Eoarnot l-irectcrs have llila duy declared a
CABH DIVIDEND ol TES PKR CKNT ou the
CAPITAL BlOCK.and SIX PKU CKNT. Interest on
the BC'KIP of the Company, payable ou and after the
1st December proximo, free of Nutioual and mate
Taxes.
They have a'so declared a SCPIP DIVIDEND oi
THIKTY PKK CF.NT.on the EARNED PltUMIUMM
for the year ending October xl, lstis, ceriiUuatea ol
which will be issued to tua parlies eutilled to the
suuie, ou and after the 1st December proximo, free
or National aud btute Taxes,
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP CEItTI FL
CATK9 OF ri.OFlTSof the Company, for the year
ending October SI, 18(it, be redeemed in CASH, at the
Onlce of the CompaDy, on aud alter 1st December
proximo, all Interest thei eon to cease on that date.
t-l!y a provision oi the Charter, all Certificates of
Scrip not presented for redemption within live years
alter public notice that they will be redeemed, suail
be foreittd and cancelled on the Muoka qf the Oumjiait!.
JtuAo certificate vf jnojiti issued witter (Jij, jjy
the Act of Jneorjioratttm, ' no eerttlcate slutU isiue un
less claimed within two years tfter the declaration of
the uii'iut?ui whereof it is tvidence,"
Dir,KC"f-
F.duiund A. Bonder.
bauiuel K 6toWes,
J1VUI OIUBIl,
Wllllaui U. Ludwlir.
Ueortce U Leloer.
John U. 1 ivy I or.
Oenrse W. bpruardou,
TV llllttui VJt 120U110U,
Jacob Kleijel,
bpencer M'llvalne,
John 11. beuiplo. Pitts.,
A. li, lieiger, do
II 'C irfiirit. 1.,
THOMAS i). HA Mi PrealiluMt.
JollN C. DAVli, Vlce-Presldout.
HENRY LYLBUKN.Beoretary.
litis 11 Y BALL, AsMisiaut btcrelary. 11121m
Thomas C. Baud.
Juhu U. Davis,
James C. llaud,
'ineopLllus Fbuldinc,
JohrpU H. btai,
DutiU CraiK,
Juhu H. Penrose,
Jacob P. J outs,
Jaiuea Tiaiiuuir,
KUnaid DarllUKton,
11. Jones Brooke.
J a Dies li. McFarlaud,
Kuwara Lalounacie,
Jokhua P, i-jre,
29"-ClIAIlTEI& PERPETUAL.
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
tr riilm.AltKaO'UAA.
OFFICK;
Kos. 135 and 137 CILESJiUT STREET,
ASSETS ON JAM (TART 1. 18(3,
OA PjrAL.. 4 OO.OOO-O
Attn UKD SVBJPL VH ........................
?Kb.tdlVMKm l,l!4,altf-ao
CJSUH.TTLja CLAIMS. XNOUMJfi FOii 1807
8.09s-ii a5e,ooo-va
HKM rAID SINCE 18SV UVUB
DfOCOO.OOO.
Perpetual and Temporary PoUoies on Liberal Terms
DlfLLCTORS.
Charles N. Bancker, George Pales,
Tohlaa Waguer, rAh'red Fltltur,
Baoiuel Uraut, IPraucU W, Lewis. V.n
Ueorge W itioharda, 1 homaa (Sparks, '
I William Is, uranl.
CHARLK9 N. BANUKKR, Presldeal.
UH.Oh.uiK FALi.H. Vlp.m.m
JAB. W. UcALLlbrUK, beoielary pro tern.
Kxoept at Lex luu tern, Keuiuoay, Uda Oomuanv hn
no Ateucles Weat of Puuburit. 12j
TUB. U BAN OB COMPANY
NORTH AMERICA,
No. 232 WALNUT STREET, PHILADA.
IKCOKPOKATKD 1794. CUAKTHUt PKHP1UTUA1
Blarlue, J u laud, aud t lr Iugnrantw,
ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1868, - 12,001,266-73.
20,000,000 Losses Paid la Cash Biaoa lu
Organization.
DIRHXTORS.
Arthur G. Oomn, Ueorg-e L. Harrison;
IJ . t m u , ....... .
bauiuel W. Jouea,
John A. Urowu,
Charles laylor,
Ambrose VVhlua,
William WelHh,
Klchard D Wood,
B. MorrU Wain,
Juhu Maann.
ARTHUK a. COFFIN, President.
rEAKLas Platt becrelary.
WILLIAM BUKULKll, llarrlsburf, Pa-, Centra
A gent for Uta btaM of Peuusj ivama, 1 U
Franuli K. Cone.
luu ward U, Trotter,
Kdward b. Clarke,
T. Charlton Henry,
Alfred D. Jesuuu,
John P. White,
Luula U Madeira.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
UNITED SECURITY
LI FE INSURANCE
AND TIU'XT
C O SV1 P A N Y,
OP
PEN NSYLVANIA.
OFFICE:
S. 1'. Corner FI1TII and CHt'SUT Sis.,
PHILADBLPHIA.
CAPITAL,
S 1 ,000,000
DIKEOTOUS.
pnri.ADFr.PHrA.
OFOIiOEIT. BTUART, B. H. IIOHSTMAN,
HMillUK W. IHILDB,
v na . a. rum r.it,
V. A. 1-ItKXKL.
-VM. V. Mi-KEAN.
TllOMAH W. H,VN9,
A. J. IiKKXKL.
JDHEl'H I'ATl-p-.Rrt'JN,
W M. v. HOl'Hl'UM,
H. J, HOLM,
I1KNUY K. HOOD.
KEW YORK,
JAMKSM. MORnnoN.Preslde-it Manhattan It ank
JOsl.l'JJ. bTUAUT, ol J. J. btuart & Co., Bankers.
BOSTON.
HON. E. B, TOBKY, late President Board or Trade,
CINCINNATI.
A. E. CHAMBERLAIN, or Chamberlain it Co.
CIIICAOO.
L. 7.. LKTTF.R, of Field. Llter A Co.
C. M. bMITU, ol Geo. C. bmlth it Brothers, Bankers.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
WILLIAM GARVIN, of Garvin, Bell & Co.
BT. LOC1B.
JAMFB F. YEATMAN, Cashier Merchants' National
Bank.
KKW RAITPSBiaR,
HON. J. Vi PAT1 EllaON, C. b. Senator.
IIAI.TIMOHE.
WILLIAM PRESCOTT BMITII, Superintendent
Consolidated Hallway Line, New York to
WaHblngton.
P. M. khukma KER, of Adams Co.'s Express.
HKIoTIAN AX, of U. W. Uall A Ax.
PKANC1H T. KIiU, President Central Savings
Bank.
GEORGE H. STUART, President.
HENRY E, ROOD, Vice-President.
C F. BETTS, Secretary.
J. L. LUDLOW, Consulting Physician.
P.. M. GIRVIS. M. D., ri.iir,.,i,...
JOS. F. KOJCKPEtt, .B.,;Medlc1I:xlaluer8
C. STUART PATTERSON,!
RICHARD LUDLOW,
This Company lsaues Policies of Lite Insurance
upon all the various plans that have been proved
by the experience of European and American Com
panies to be safe, sonnd, and reliable, at rates as
LOW AND UPON TERMS AS FAVOR AB LH! AS
THOSE OF ANY COMPANY OF EQUAL STA
BILITY. All policies are non-forfeitable after the payment
of two or moi e annual premiums. 11 13 fmwloirii
IUEMX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED lbU4 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Iu. u WLN LTbireel. opposite the Hxchange.
This Company lusures from ioss or damage by
Fill al,
on liberal terms, on bulldliiK. merchandise, furniture,
etc., lor limited periods, aud permaueutly ou build
ups by deposit of pruiluius.
'1 be Of ruoany has been lu activeoperatlon for more
thanblX'l Y YEARet, during which all losses have
been promptly adjusted and pall,
IiIKkCTOKs.
John L.Hodge, .David Lewis,
Counsel.
A) . li. Msliouy,
Jonu T. Lewis,
William IS. Urant,
Robert W. Leumlng,
D. Clark Whaitou,
Lawrence Lewis. J r
Beoiamiu Ettins.
Thomas H . Potvsrs.
A. K. AlcHe irv.
AiIujUijU Cantlllon,!
ciauiuvi wiicox,
i.ewii c, Jorr s.
JOHN R. SvDCHKRitK. President.
Samuel Wilcox, secretary. in
'rpiKB INBUEANCli EiCLUBlVELY THE
,L Ji.aftBIiiVA.MIA nilf, 1MBUKAMU1S COjM
rAN Y Incorporated lbto Charter Perpetual Nu
610 WALctUT rtireet, opposite InUepeudeuce ttquaie
I bis Company, favorubiy known to the coniuiunuy
for over tony yeurs, continues to Insure against loss
or damage by lire on Public or Private Bulidliius
eulier iierujauenily or fur a limited time. Aiso on
Furniture. Hiocks of Goods, and Merchandise een.
raliy. on liberal terms, . "
'lheir Capital, togethi-r with a large Surplns Fauu
Is iuvettea lu the most crelul manner, winch euabiea
them to offer to the iaaurea an nuUoubled security ,n
thecaieolloaa.
DIBayroi;.
Daniel Bmlth, Jr.,
AliJtaniler B'-Lson,
1-aao nazlehurst,
IlltlllM ROO.U,
WM.
John DevprAriT-'
Thoiuas Miiilh,
J. UlHI.i.-l.ar.. Foil.
X' . " " 1 . "iu" i a . j r,
DAM KL e-AIITu. jB.,presU'eiit.
B. CROW ELL, becrelary. 8joJ
gTRlCTLY MUTUAL.
Pf;CV!DNT L!FEAKD TRUST CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, Ko. Ill . FOUiMH STREET.
Organized 10 promote LlFli MoURANCE among
members ol the
SOCIETY OF FRIEND
Good risks of any class accepted.
Poiiclts issued upon approved plans, al the lowest
HW President,
EKMUEL H. (SHIPLEY,
Vice-President, W'Lx.iAM C. Longhtrkth.
Actuary. ROWLAND PARKY.
The advantages oUtrtd by Ibis Company are
excelled
pimtUL 1 UtE LXSURAACE COrAY
LONDON.
E6TAR1.ISIIFD IS03.
Paid-up Capital and Accumulated Funds,
GC,0 0 0,0 0 0 IN COLD.
IIlEVOT & IEEUUIU,AkcutNl
11 4 8m. No. 107 South THIRD Street, Phlla,
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
-VTEW YOTiK DYE1KG AND PlilNTINO
1 iisTABLIe-HMENT.
WOKKB ON KTATEN ISLAND.
OiUces, No. 4u N. E1GH Til street, weal side, Phlla.
No. Its DUANE Street
No. 762 BROADWAY, New Y'ork, and
Nos. IM aud IM PIEKREfONT Street, B.-ooklyn.
Ibis old aud exteusive eHtabllsnment having been
In existence a half century are piepartd to DYtfiand
t LANbJ Lad.es' aud Gentieiuea's Garments and
Piece Gi ods oi every description aud labrlo lu their
usually unsurpassed manner.
SAMUEL MARSH, President
J. T. TorKs, fierretary. 10 l uiwMm
. .
LOOKING CLASSES.
THE CHEATEST AND BEST LN THE
CITY.
ROGERS' GROUPS,
SOLB AGENCY.
JAMES S. EAItLE & SONS,
No. 816 CHESNUT Street,
AMUSEMENTS.
9 26 fmwSmrjp
PHILADELPHIA.
R0DGIR8' AND WOSTENHOLM'S POCKEI
KNIVES, Pearl aud Stag Handles, of beautiful
finish. KODGERH' aud WADE & BUTCHER'S RA
ZOW8, and the celebrated LEOOULTAK HAZOll
BClhHOKH of the Uneet quality.
Maeora, Knives, Uolasoro, and Table Cutlery Ground
and Polished, at P. MADEIRA'S, No. Ufi tt. TENTH
street, below Cbasnut, aopl
TEAFSE6S. EVERY INSTRUMENT TUaT
I J science aud skill have Invented to assist tbe
bearing in every degree of deafness; also, Respira
tors: also, Craudall's Patent Crutches, superior to
any others In use, at P. MADEIRA'S, No, 115 U
TENTH Mtrt. below Ohaanns,
tasnl
PATENTEDPANTS BCOUBED AND
KTHKTtHKD from 1 to I Inohea, at .Hottet
Prenoh Irtteam Dyeing and Soonring, No. W N
WIMTH turns aadNo.rKAtlJCaril WI
T3RIZE8 CASHED IN ROYAL HAVANA,
Jtr KENTUCKY, and MtPBOURi LOffERIES
fir solars sent and Information glveo.
JObKPH BATE, No 7j RiWAD WAY.New York
AMERICAN ACADFMY OP IWti.
ITALIAN AND OERk A N Ctvu n i
iwtJAi. iimw uit- .....M A X M AHJST
Verdi's Hpenlaoular Opera,
REAPPXA RANCK OF '1 II li, FAVOKITHITA
nd the following great artlsips:
Itlirhaaa 1. i , . as . m .
D ' V J I ! G u ido d. MomTo I?: ORLANDl
IM flri TYlilnt bin Halt, i . . . A t
larauiula by Mad'lie Wesmsel.
VOMdRJtnW (lli L R9DAY)
(lltKl)(HHMlNOrHU,
.Reappearance and di but In Uermsn Ope-a of
In r,i".A1MKi ANN DE LA UliANUE,
i.Vriii ,7, rr " masier work,
ROUEltT LE Pi A It t.K.
It'JRkltT LE DIA BT E. 3
MADAME LA GRANOEIn her .real charades
JOINT APPEtRANt K Om . TtntaNOLI Ai
.B:" Ll 0 11 as TSAPs-r ?
JVtitfU JUH.RMANN3 in his famous par of 1
Grand Ballet by Mile. WK8MAEL and CoiiSI
. Ballet. s
COBDUCTOW wit M A Tl PT7I
MAr,Ax,ltJVv:i xrTRAAviAi!lETn
MADAMKUORANUE lu her rtuonedlmw
r?"., VliiLETTA, In whlob charter
New York 1,9 lur01 Academy of Mut
AND P1RST APPEARANCE IN PHIADSLPlj'
tt OF THE NEW TKBoS, i
frm ii,. 6IU- alessandro KOKrrr, f
mril.ii r,Dcll'l opera housis of Europe, w
OoJt'K' OKAiNU UAL-- MATINEE Al
GPERA?DAT KVE5ING. December GERmJ
.a .', FAUST. I
AdrolBS op, ti. Reserved HesU, 50 cnt erttl
Punniy Circle. 60 cents. Aniphliheatro, M cents. 4
Hckets and StalHran now bes.curf d for any nlrH
. . i t v ' " vjuaries rrumul
U i f K lira. Nn H rhunni n.uu yl
c
UESHUI STREET
3
IUEATB,
Ibe enterprlne whfrh In I
NOW XO LONGKR AN EXPERIMENT
BDTADKC1UEDWUC0K8
The stablihlinitnt tt tbe CI' ens In Philadalnh
has proven arrestable and popular. ""uipu
EVERY mMMjTHW WEEK.
JAM in ROB1JNSON,
W hose merits have fu'ly susialued the ronntatK
which prei eded hlni-lbat of being the
OM.Y GREAT RIDER IN JUK WORLD.
Will accomplish his i
BAREBACK ACT.
in which he will execute the culmination of Eon
. llbrlnm. - a"
CARRYING CLARKNOB ON HTB HIJAD "
1HK kOIHEKW A.RVANTINK, '
whose grace and skill render their science of Ovn
fiYwaiitEi,:?1 gea"18' ,a pper iu ,wo"
LA PETITE ELISE,
the atom, tbe fairy child, the Lilliputian Earn
enne, In a fanclnatln set of equilibrium, 4
HADAMfi 1 OURM AlRlfi
will demonstrate her skill as a horatwoman.
JAMhH M AIJllll.c
WbOre Orlelrjalll V. til. bumm. anil hpimmlni. mnA,
dtmeanor have made him a most acceptable Wows
JAUllAMmUAM '1
Will be nrOmlBenLlv rpcoanlr.d km thA nrlnf.o nf rJ
rlrinra r--www.
All the great art'otes who make this the best Cons
pany t ver In Philadelphia. ,
VillVtS iHAllflJi.il, rAILUUAX, A.1 TWl
ADMISSION lO JMATINEE.
Dress Circle, Paiouet. aud Crcbitra..FIrivCn
1 1 j. t. imiy i wtMny.nve oent
TVI US. JUUfl DttEW'S AKCH OlKKET THE
COM e DY Wj KK alRw, JOHN DREW.
TO MGHT (Weduesoay), lec.li.
Til K PRUVOKEU HUoBAND,
By Mrs. JU11M DREW anu Comnauy.
Alter which a favorite Ccmedletta bv
R CRAIG and MISS f. DAVENPOBT.
Tbnr. day-THK HK1R AT tiW, - "
Friday THE GOOD NA'j fRttU MAV,
Saturday HUN kFIT OF MR R CKAIGi
Mouday net-WOLVKS AT BAY.
ALNDT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS AT 7
mi. -3 i iuwimyi jj.v e..ijh. Doc. a.
Engagement of the DUtingulihea Traicedlenne.
TtM Uk. I, 1. .., .11, 1. ,,. .
Edward Pa'coner's Hi .lorlc.l Tratedy of
r. MARY' bl UAltr. UUEKN OP BOOTS.
MARY bl UAltr D Ri, D. P. BOWERS
Lord George DoiiKias Mr. J. C atoCo'luui
wuuiuue wiwi inu laiiKiino.e tionieuiekia oi
'1HK IrOfl.h's LAWYER,
The Oranne Girl. aChnstmai btory shortly.
Irlday BKNEFITOF MRS. I. P. BOWERS.
ELIZABETH QUEEN OF KMULAND.
THEATRE COMIQUE, 6EVENTU STIiEEr.
J.C. UKEbOR Y :....LiHuee ana Mauaueij
Tbe l.ailleH Euranfured. Chlirlren Deliehled. 1
'1 lie 1'ubl.c Oruillled aud UHt-s CVowiied.
Eveuirgat 7-U0. aatluee MA I UltDA Y at 2.
Perfurmlnir lilons. Leeuard.i. 1), tin. Mi.iikovh nnala
and IVenies. Circus Wy annuls, 8tei pie ciiase, PantoJ
mime, Pkire, Burit-figue, r5ieciacle,operaiici.keiches,!
eic. 'Ihe perlormlua Baby jlephaut aud M'lle ier.
ruue. I ISO 66
a
FOA'S All Kit IC AN VARIETY TIJEATRE.
EVERY EVENING AND BA1URDAY
AFTER.NOOX.
GREAT COMBINA1ION TROUPE,
In Grand Ballet., JKih oplau Burlesque, SOngl
Danres. Pantiinilinea. Gymnast Acts, eto.
rrhE PUBLIC REHEARSALS OP THE GER
J. MANIA bKCIi bTKA at Horticultural Hall
will be uUcou' lnued on account cf the llali having
been ireil us!y engxged. ihey will be resumed oil
De tiubf r 3 i.
EiiKfCi-uienta can he made by addresning G. BAS
TERT. No. llilil MONTEKh Y feireel; Wlltlg's Muslo
S'ore. No. littl Cbrxiiut street; Andre's Mumc biore.
No. 1HH Chemiut street. io lu iia
nAKL &EMZ' AND MARK HASSLE R'8 OR
KJ CBESTRA M ATIMilS, . VERY' SATURDAY
AlS'i t. M IN M I'tslCAL r CM) 11 ALL. Hlimle Ad-
luinHlon. Hi ret ic Package ot 4 tickets, si, at Boner's.
X. u. 1 11' V 11 rr-y j . c?b.t nuu n. inn iwur, 1111 tl
AMERICAN CONsERVArORY OF MUSIC
'iwtniy-li ur h Matinee. Fourth of Henes ltta-tti
Al THE ACADEMY On' MU?IO
THIS (Weduesilay ) Arl r.lt.vuoN, at Hi o'clock,
t ee Lu.ii-e 1j Euucatioual Cjiuu.u. it
CLOAKS,
iI.OAUH-CI.OAHN. i lie crowd of ens-
V toineranliu dally visit our atore mnat
couviuce every one Hint it In the place to
aeciire Hie ucweitt atylrw. The flueat
(liialllleN and the bent work at the iuoa(
rciihOuubleiiriccN. II K.Mt Y 1 VK.V.S,
Ko. 23 .South MM 11 Street.
l.OAli.S-CL.VHS.-VVhat every one
Hitya iii ii t be true, and they all any
you can buy the moat InNhiouuble, the
beat aud cheaitcat 1'Ioakn In thecity, ai
ii i:ky ivi;.y,
H23mwf2m Ao. S.M.MII Mreot,
CHINA, GLASSWARE, ETC.
JQECORATIONS ON CHINA AND GLASS.
INITIALS, CRESTS,
AND ALL KIKDB OF
DC0BATI01S OJi CIIIKA AKD GLASS,
DONE' TO ORDER BY
TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
Xo. 707 CHESNUT STREET,
, 28 mwf8mrp
PHILADELPHIA.
SEWING MACHINES.
J O T I C E.
lo rurclmserp, Sellers, or Users of But
touliolo Sevlng Machlueg.
The Commissioner ot PaienU having extended my
Patent ssaliitit the oppusitlou ol the rresideut of tha
American Bittouhole Hewlnc Maohlue Oomnany.
tnereiore, all purcLaser. puichaslng. UHlng or sulilug
Buttonhole Sewiu. Macnluee, O.utalnlng my pa
leuted bhnttle Carrier, are hereby aollhed that they
will be beld directly respouslble lor damages ualesa
llcenied by me,
11 ti aiwlturp CTIAB. PARHAM.
LFXANDER G. CATTKLL A CO.
PitODCCE COMMISSION MERCHANT!,
No. u north wharves
Wo. J7 NORTH w atkr street,
PHILADELPHIA. II '