THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 18G8.
NEWS SUMMARY.
City Allium.
About 2 o'clock $ eter1fty mornino; ft do
stiuxtive tire occurred ut ttiu extensive hardware
store ot llnssmtrcr A Uritta'.n, situated at No.
604 Com mr rce sttcet, Involvtue the total demo
lition ot the butitliuf', wi'.h Its contents, and
considerable Injury to surrounding proporty.
The building destroyed was u four-story brick
structure, and wai owned hy Mr. UaiDi?er,
who Is insured In tbe Krankiin Fire Insurance
Company. It was occupied on tuo first floor
as a More and paaiplc room, the second etory
yma stocked with bells, locks, etc., aud the
third floor was stocked with hardware gene
rally. HasBlnirer A Uiiitatn bave saved nothinc,
but were insured to the amount of $33,000. I'ho
insurance is as follows: In the Kaiiie, $5000;
Fire Assurance, 5000; Mutual. $5000; 8pnn?
harden, $u(t(l(); Citizen"', $5000; Excelsior,
$4000; and Enterprise, $!!000. This una csti
nuiti'il tut Lr lo?s at about $45,000. The origin of
the tire is unknown, but it is thought to be the
work of thieves who Were Irving to get Into the
adjoining bull ine, as a bidder was louud in the
back yard that did not belong to the premie.
The thirty-third anniversary ot the IIoni
Wispionnry Society of I'liiliidi'lphia wai held
last evening, in the Went Arch fctreet Presby
terian Church, (icorge II. Stuart, Esq., wa to
bave presided, but was prevented by sickness.
The services were comnieiired by singing au
appropriate ai.thum, afier which the Scriptures
were lead und prayer offered. Tne reading of
tbe annual report then took place, from wutcti
it appeared that during the year ending Decem
ber 12, ISC', the Jenral Agent, Mr. E. II.
Toland, and the Missionaries, Messrs. A. J.
Kowlaud an I W. II. Walter; made 6400 visits to
the nrcdy, poor, and sick; 3400 families and
j ernons were relieved, 850 orders (334$ tons) lor
coal were given; 1202 orders for groceries;
2G1 pairs of sIiocb; lOHO articles of clot hing; in
pounds of codec; 200 pounds of meal; 4 stoves;
2 beds and 12 bed quilts; 116 families supp.ted
with medicines; 40 persons with dinners, and
84 persons with soup tickets; 83 children placed
in pood homes, and 40 udults furnished with
employment; 12 persons sent to Almshouse; 8
persons sent to hospital, and 2 pirls to Mair
dnlen Asylum. 120 persons applying lor relief
were not lound, and 146 proved unworthy of
assistance; 40 peisous (including thrj
families of 15 persons who were sent to
Western Pennsylvania, and 2 persons to
Europe) were furnished with transportation
from the city, 25,000 pages ol tracts were dis
tributed; 380 religious papers; 800 Testaments;
25 liibles; 10 temperance meetings were held,
and 51 poisons induced to sign the pledge. The
Treasurer bad a balance In his hands, December
lfi, 1S67, of $1705 72. He bas received since
$7492-49, making to December 15,1808, $0258-21.
He has paid out $7539-36, leaviug a balance, De
cember 15. 18(18, of $1621-35. By the bequest of
the late John Wright, Esq., the Society has been
enabled to 6Ccure, by purchase, on very easy
and liberal terms, the valuable property So.
533 Arch street.
About 4 o'clock yesterday morning a slight
fire occurred in the cellar of a tavern No. 505
Locust street, occupied by Sheridan Crewster.
A flight arc occurred yesterday moruine,
about 10 o'clock, at Carpenter's ice house, on
York avenue, near Willow street.
Domestic Aflitlrs.
Gold closed on Saturday at 135 J.
Deacon Audrews was consigned to prison
on Saturday night.
Senator Morton will introduce his flnauce
bill on Wednesday next.
$321,000 in specie were shipped to Europe
from New York ou Saturday.
Colonel Wyukoop, the agent of the Chey
ennes and Arrapahoes, lias resigned.
Ten frame houses were destroyed by fire in
Savannah yesterday. Loss $10 000.
Nicety thousaud eight hundred dollars in
treasure arrived Irom California yesterday.
The well-worn rumor that Secretary McCul
loch will resign Is agaiii rife in Washington.
Jacob Hedser. of No. 6 Morris street, New
York, committed suicide on Saturday by
Bhooting.
Three men were drowned in the h irborof
Norfolk yesterday by the upsetting of a yawl
boat. Hizabeth Fisher, a wi low, has been arrested
at Allentown, on the charge ol murdering her
child.
Isabella B. Farrar. of Laconia, N. H., ba3
been placed under $500 bail on the charge ot
attempting to poisou her husband.
A man named Tully fchot his wife at Wor
cester, ou Saturday, and then committed suicide.
The wile will probably recover.
The Virginia stay law will not be extended,
but au order will soon be issued suspending
Bales of property until May 1, I860.
A number ot Indian chiels are about to
bring suit asainst a number ot Indian agents
and superintendents for false imprisonment.
W. II. M'lrsnall, charged with the murder of
bis mother and brother, in Platte county, Mis
souri, was arrested at Barry, Missouri, last
week.
The coast surveying schooner W. L. Marcy
has made careful but unsuccessful search for
the new shoal recently reported oil the Fan-alone
Islands.
The Bteamship Crescent, of tbe New Orleans
and Galveston line, was burued at her wuarl in
the harbor of the former city on Saturday.
Loss $200,000.
In the United S'ates Circuit Court at Rich
mond, on Saturday, George W. Cook was sen
tenced to ten years in the Albany Penitentiary,
lor robbing the mails.
The proper district steamboat Inspector is
to make rigid investigation of the recent terri
ble disaster on the Ohio river, by direction of
(secretary McCullocb.
The case of the United States against Ful
lcrton, Depcw, Belknap, and others has been
postponed until Saturday next, ut which time
, will be heard arguments on a motion to quusu
indictments aptinat defendants.
Foreign AHairs.
IIavana, Dec. 12. -Ihe Dtario says Count
Iiaiinaseda has already caused to the insurrec
tionists the loss of 570 men, killed aud wounded,
and his maichlrooi Puerto Principe to NueviUs
will add to tho number.
The Diarto also publishes an intercepted
letter from the General of the insurrectionists
to General Cespcdes, in which the Marquis of
Santa Lui-a is reported to bae been severely
wounded. Pioimnent Liberals aud Cunans in
Spain have sett telegrams to lnlluential citizens
ot Havana, stating that General Dulce goes to
Cuba fully authorized to modify the duties and
to govern the lbland on a liberal basis. The
granting of a detinue constitution is reserved
for the decision ot the Cortes, but the new
Captain-General is authorized 10 issue a general
amnesty to all the insurgents upon their laying
down their arms.
The steamship Bavaria arrived to-day from
New Urleaus. The Prussian war steamer Victo
ria and the French war steamer tiurcouf have
also arrived.
New Yokk, Dec. 13. The Bteamship Henry
Chauucey, Irom Astinwall, December 5, arrived
to-day with $1)0,800 in treasure. The State ot
Panama Is tranquil. Presideut Correoso has
issued a general amnesty to all the leaders of
tbe last revolution. The mull-pox had appeared
at Panama. Monsieur Felix belly had arrived
from France, en route to Ceuirttl America, on
business connected with the interocctulc canal
across Nicaragua.
Advices Irom Bogota to November 17 report
that fears of civil war ate Increasing. Ito.
cruitlug is go1 iig on with vigor und trade was
paralyzed, f resident Gutierrez had four thou
band men under arms. The Liberal party was
divided, ronie supporting Gutierrez and some
Motquera. Commissioners ha i left Bono'. a tor
Panama to obiaiu an advauce of $100,000 from
the railroad company to ttrengthen the
Colombian Government. Steamers had arrived
at Panama Irom Valparaiso and Caliao, with
advices to November 2'J. Great excitement
prevailed in Chill over tbe impeachment of the
Supreme Court Judges by CouRress. The people
have espoused the case of the court against the
Government, and the situation was becomiu
critical, bl.ght shocks of earthquake are still
felt in Arequipl. . ,
London, Dec. 12 Mid Dight. Despatches havo
just been received from Madrid, of this dav's
date. The official Qazetteol that city bas the
following: "Nothing lurther fromCadix.owiug
to disarrangement of the telegraph wires. Ine
ComuBitttV is WJxiottu foi the insurgents W
jield to rea.on and patriotism, and not force
the Lational troops, which have so many advnn
tiges, to fire upon their countrymen. Tho I
Government commanders are certain of the
Trompt suppression of the revolt. The Captain
Gineral ot the Department of Valencia reports
to the Government an imminent rising of the
Curlists in Arragon,"
Madrid, Dec. 12. The Government has de
cided on postponing tho attack ou the party In
revolt in Cadiz, hoping the Insurgents will
accept the terms ollered them and surrender.
General Koda, who is at the head of the Govern,
merit troops, has declared tho port of Cadiz
blockaded, and the foreign representatives havo
been notified accordingly. News has been re
ceived that the Carllst party in the town is pre
paring for a revolt. Fears are entertained of a
rising in Barcelona to-night by tbe ltepubllcans.
The greatest precautions are adopted to guard
againfct the contmaency In both place?.
London, Dec. 13. A Madrid despatch shows
that nfJnlrs In 8pnin are rapidly approaching a
crisis. Admiral Topeto bas necn despatched to
Caii to nepoliato with the lnsursents, but,
according to the latest reports, he has met with
no fcucccsp. An Interview was bel 1 there be
tween the leading rebels and the representa
tives of the Provisional Ministry, at which
Admiral Topete was present. -The rebels
demanded a share in the Government, which
was refused by Topete, who told them that,
having so long submitted to a worse government,
they must momentarily obey the present one.
The proclamaiion of the Govcrntnout, declaring
the port of Cadiz under blockade, has been
ptomuleated. A licet consisting of two iron
c lads, and transports with three thousand troops,
will fsal 1 on December 15 lor Cuba.
London. Dec. 12. The following Ministers
and Officers of Strite have been appointed:
Lord Cnlet Justice of tho Queeu's b.'iich, Ser
eennt Gilford; Chaucellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster, Lord Dulleriu; Attorney-General
forlrclaud, Edward Sullivan, M. P. lor Mallow;
8( licitor-General for Ireland, Charles liobert
Barry, M. P. lor Dungarvon; Under Secretary
of War, Thomas George Baring, Baron North
brook; Tr. asury Lord to improvise military
expenditures, Mr. Vivian.
London, Dec. 13. A despatch from Copen
hruen (dates that the King ol Denmark and the
Prince of Wales have written a juiut note to
King George of Greece, urging him tD concede
tue demands of Turkey.
London, Dec. 12 Midnight. George Francis
Train has been set at liberty, the plaintiffs In
the case against him having withdrawn tho
suils. Train has issued writs against the Mar
quis of Abercom, Lord Lieutenant of Ire-laud,
tor $100,000 damages for false imprisonment,
and against the Kbbervale Steel Company for
$20,000. Train will sail in the Australasian from
ytieenstown to-morrow for New York.
Cork, Dec. 13. G. F. Train, on tho evening
previous to his departure from Queenstowu on
the Bteamship Australasian, addressed a large
and enthusiastic public meeting In this citv.
Vienna, Dec. 12. The Official Correspondence,
of this city, in an editorial to-day, says that the
Greek Government still withstands the repre
sentations made by the Great Powers of Europe
In Ihe matter of the ultimatum of the Sublime
Porte, and that the Turkish Ambassador at
Athens is consequently preparing to depart.
London, Dec. 13. Hopes are entertained in
Paris that a colli-ion between Turkey aud Greece
may be avoided. The Turkish Government,
however, is making every preparation for hos
tilities, and Turkish troops are beiug concen
trated on the frontiers of Thessaly. Despatches
from Athens assert that the Greek Government
will yield nothing.
THE INDIANS.
Conncil of the Six Nations.
The liullalo Advertiser of Wednesday says
that the "delegations) from the several tribes
c inpiising the siix Nations of Indians met in
council at the Council House on the Cattaraugus
Keservatton, on Wednesday of this week, for
the purpose of concluding a troaty with the
General Government in relation to the lauds la
Kansas ceded to them In 1838. Special (Jom
inisslonei Walter K. Irwin attended the coun
cil cn tbe part of tho Government. The busi
ness of the council was satiafactorlly concluded
lust evening, the treaty signed, and the council
dissolved. By the terms of the treaty the title
of the Indians to the lands in Kasuas is extin
guished, the Government agreeing, in conside
ration, to pay the tmui ol loree tiundreu aud
twenty dollars for each and every person en
titled to participate In thn beneficial provisions
of the treaty ot January 15, 1838 (about four thou
sand in number), tno sum to be Invested In
United Statea bonds, to be held Intrust by the
Secretary of the Interior, the lntereat theieou
to be paid annually to the members of the seve
ral tubes. The council was uumerously at
tended, the proceedings harmonious and Inte
resting, and tbe business was concluded wltn
the utmost despatch."
ComiNelliug Mill mil Forbearance,
The Houston Telegraph administers some
most wholesome advice to the people of Texas.
It tells tliem tnere is no nope for the rooe il of
the lteconstruction laws: "Tne nation put
their seal of approbation upon the in in ihe late
election. Mr. Hcyniour would have executed
them had he been elected, as ne declared in his
stump speeches In the North before tbe elec
tion. Tnere Is no hope of our being restored to
the Union by any other plan than that pro
vlded by the Reconstruction acts of Congress."
The lcleorajh then proceeds to sayi "Our
duty is plain. Let us Indicate In every possible
way that we will accept such a Constitution.
Let the press proclaim it constantly. Let the
people express it by every means In their reach,
and if when the Constitution is made and we
find It such as we cannot accept without dis
honor, let us do It by all means, aud let every
one that can vote go to the polls and vote
for it."
Theft of a Grave.
In the forenoon of Sunday, a colored mm bad
gone to the old cemetery at Macon, Ua., aud
dug a grave for his child, which had died tuo
night before, and after digging It be went homo
for the corpse: but on bis return to the grave he
had prepared, he was surprised to find it filled
up, and a gntve-shaped mound over the spot
where he Intended to bury his child. Believing
that Home heartless person or mischievous boys
bad filled tbe grave In his absence to annoy
him, lie Immediately set about throwing out
tbe dirt aud preparing It a second time. When
be got as low as tbe boards which are usually
used to cover tbe coffin, and bad removed one
of them, he found to his horror and astonish
ment that It contained a new cotlin, aud that
the grave of his child had actually been stolen
in his absence. The collin contained the body
of a colored child, which had apparently died
the night before. He removed tbe strange
corpse to tbe corner of a feuce near by, and
buried his owh child in the grave prepared aud
recovered from some wretch who was too lazy
to dig a grave for bis dead baby, when he could
steal one conveniently.
Opium Eatiui; In Maine.
A Lewlslon (Maine) correspondent writes as
follow:
"Very few are aware how many habitual
consumers of opium, in some of Its forms,
there would be found, upon careful examina
tion, In our Htate, It is estimated by one of
our apothecaries that at least fifty habitual
opium eaters purchase their supplies of tbe
uruggists in mis city ana in Annum, rney uo
not all live at this point, but naturally come
here to trade. Home of them make quite large
purchbses of that opiate which is thought to
have lesplred the wonderful tales of the Ara
bian Nights. But for Us great cost, it Is proba.
ble thai it would be much more extensively
used than now. As it is, not a few country
grooers find ft necessary to keep a constant
supply for regular customers. Of those at pre
sent addicted to the opium habit In our State,
without donbt the largest part formed tbe
habit by first uslu opium as a medical pre
scription against pabV
A Trace of Old NiiperstUlons.
Another old superstition has been revived In
KuKland, and tbe story was told at a recant In
quest in Devonshire. A child bad beeu scalded,
and was taken lor cure to a wotneu who had a
charm lor scalds. The woman said to herself
as the charm: "There was two angels come
from the north; one of them brlug lire, tho
other frost; in frost, out hie." This she said
three times, and the Idea was that the frost
angel was to come and undo what the Ore angel
had done. Now this (says the Loudon News)
would be very pretty If read of In a legend, but
In actual fact It oomes to manslaughter.
Treated scientifically this child might bave
lived; treated only by this charm it died. It
seems strange to come upon the traces of suou
uperbtttlons In these days, but it will probably
require another generation to eradicate them
in. J
OMTKLT CCMUITTKU.
MARINE TELEQWAPI1.
For additional Marine jVgtot $e Fint Page.
AIMAN AO JfOB PfllLA DiCLPH I A-TUIH DAY.
aim Khhh..,.,,,,,,? Moon St . A 20
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PHILADELPHIA. BUAKD OK' THADK,
RAMl'lt K. HT0KK8
Unit. N. tath am,
AMH1CW WBKC1.31I
UOVKUKNTS OF OCEAN STjUAMUIIS.
FOH AMKK1UA.
Ponnylvanl-...Mvpriool...Kww York. Nov. V
BrllHiiulft OlB.siiow..,.iSow York. ............ N.,v. 2
llftnu,.,... l,ondoti.....Jsw York -....-Nov, 2S
1'Brtlu .....Ltveriool...Ntw York I)o, 1
MunlettaD J.lvrnol...NPW York lc 1
lalinyr L,lverpnol...Nw York D0. 1
Cot furlB. l.lverpool...New York 1)ho. 2
The Cjiintn Llverpi,(il...iN'BW York.. Di-o. 2
ftrnt'Tlau Liverpool... Portland ......, Dhc. a
C'ln.lrla houllianiptou.,.ZN(w York 1HH! i
K Hrnpn ,.nri'Bl Ntw York uc 6
City ol Cork.,...M.Llvorpool...Nw York...... ......Loo. 8
fOK tUKOPK.
Holsatls New York...lamburg f)ic. 1)
ut JS.York. Nt-w York...Llvenoil Ilea 1"
Cnlm New York. ..Liverpool . 'Jho. IS
M'bi Mil,,- New York...Llvrpool -Dec. 1
Khln New York...Brmiiftii - Deo. 17
lily ol l'urlH...New York. ..LIVHrpool. ...... lo. Pi
(J. ol i.oiilou...I'ew York. ..Liverpool .11k 2i
C. Of Cork New York.. .Liverpool ....Uec. 2sl
C ofllttltliiiore.Now York. ..Liverpool Jan. 2
1XJASTW18K. IXMJK1'H3, JTU.
RlclngStar New York...Anplnwttll rec. 1
iagle . New York... Havana..- 1'hc. 17
Pioiifpr Phllada .W'iluilnKUio .......1i. la
braniuln -.New 'ork...Vera Crua, e'e Iec. 1!)
MlfcHiHHippl New Y'ork...Klo Janeiro Oec. 23
Jamuia -Phtlana .New Urieaoa...m...li-o. U
BtBri.BndHtrtptPhll(la.....Havaiia...M. Jaii. ti
Malls aie lorwarded by every steamer In the regular
l!tie. '1 be steamen lor or from Liverpool call ai
Qucetmtown, except tbe Canadian line, willed call a'
Loticlrmierry. The steamers lot or from theUooll
pent. call at Bouthaointon.
CLEAKKD SATURDAY.
Steamship Alliance, Miller, New Orleans, Lalbbury,
W lckersham A I'o.
Bu-anibhlp Norlolk, Morgan, Richmond, W. P. Clyde
A CO.
Barque K. o. W. Dodge. Monroe, Gibraltar, Lathbury,
W lckersham .ft Co,
BriR c. V, Williams, Thompson, Trinidad, 8. & W.
WelHb.
Br. brie l'otoat, Coalfleet, Gibraltar for orders, O. C
Van Horn.
BrlR M. Louise Miller, Lelghton, Sogua, I. Hotigh a
Morris.
Hrhr Wave Crest, Davis. Havana, do.
echr l.tua Hunter, Perry, Boston, Caldwell, Gordon
A Co.
St'r (4. JT. Rtout, Ford, Washlncten, W. P. Clyde fe Co.
bi'r Mlllvllle, Benear, Mill vine, Whltall, TatumdkUo.
ARRIVKD (SATURDAY.
Bchr J L. Tleverln. Melvlu. l day irom Little Creek
Landing. Del., with grain to Jas. L. Bewley & Co,
Bcbr .Lena Hunter, Perry, Loin BobIou, with mdse
to t aptaln.
KciirAim Rambo, Moore, from Richmond, Va
with lumber to Moore. Wbeatley A Coulnghaiu. '
Bcbr losing Bun, Kakrldge, from Klchmoud, Va..
with mrine. to captain.
Bcbr B. H. Bbaunon. Dllki, 11 days Irom Norfolk,
Va., with shingles to Patterson A Llpplucott.
Bchr Burpdse, Beers, from Boston, with mdse. to
csp'aln.
Bcbr Minnie, Hudson, from Jacksonville, with lum
ber. Kcbr J. V. Wellington, Chtpman. from Boston.
Bteamer Mlllvllle, Kenear.24 hours from New York,
with mdse, to Whltall, Tatum A Co.
The City Ice Boat left her wharf at 11 A. M. yestnr
day. and proceeded down as far an tbe mouth of tbe
Bcbuyikli); took In tow the ship Humboldt, and towed
her to Point l(reer.e; found the river full of floating
Ire. The (Schuylkill la fast as far as Point Breeze
Will coal and lake tow to-day. The boat la under
command of Capl. F. Mason,
Correfondrnee of the Philadelphia Frehanoe.
Lbwks, Del., Dec. 11-6 I'. M. Brig John Given,
from Turk's Island for New York, put Into tbe Break
water night ot 8th InBt., leaking, and will proceed to
Philadelphia. l
Barciue Linda, from Philadelphia for Basua. went tn
sea HUi Inst.
Ihe burque Jenny Elllngwood, from Philadelphia
for Havre; schrs IVargle. do. for Portland; Wm B,
Tbonias. from Charleston tor Philadelphia; Legett,
from New York for Wilmington, Del ; aim steamship
Florida frcm Bavannab tor New York, remain at the
Breakwater. WlndNE. Buowlng.
JOSEPH LAJTETRA.
MEMOKANDA,
Bteamship Tonawanda. Jennlugs, for Philadelphia
sailed from Bavannab 12th lost, on her outward pas
sage, when about 18 miles southward ol Lookout en
countered a very severe BE. gale, and was compelled
to heave to, and remained la that condition 81 buuriv
durlcg the gale In the night was obliged to haul the
ship ofl to prevent a collision with a sailing vessel
Bieanishlp J. W. Everman. Vance, hence for Rich
mond, remained ashore at Point of Bboala. loth lust
owing to the excesHive low tides. '
Steamship Utility, Fargo hence, at Providence 11th
Instant.
Brig George T. Ward, Wllloughby, before reported
stranded on tbe coast of Jutland, sailed from Trave
mnnde 9th nit., for Philadelphia. Bhe register 395
tons, was built at Mjstlc In lb&G. and nails from fhlta
delpbla. Brig Circassian, Banker, hence for Boston, at
Holme' Hole lllb lust '
Bchr West Wind, Cor bod, hence, at Norwich loth
mutant.
Bohrs D. V. Streaker. Vangtlder. aud Julia E. Pratt.
Nick ergon, betice. at Boston lith Inst,
Bchr s Lucy K. Cogswell, Bweei. and Sarah O Smith
hence, at Holmes' Hole luth lust. the former tor
Balem.
Bchr J. P. Cake, Eudlcott, hence, at New Bedford
1Kb inst.
Bcbr Active, Matthews, hence, at Newbnryport 10th
lostant.
Bcbr L. Q. O. Wlshart, Mason, was loading at Wil
mington. N.C.. loth hut., lor New York.
Bchr H. W. Godfrey, isears, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Jacksonville 5tb Inst.
Bcbrs Henry Mav, Kackett, and Glen wood, Law
rence, hence, at Providence lllb Inst.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
4Q5 CHESNUT STREET,
OLD 11 YE HOTEL..
LUis'CH OF vesison. and other Game In
BtaBin, every day from lu' to 12 M.
12 9 lm ROBERT BLACK.
IDDLE TEMPLE
SPECIAL NOTICES.
L. A 1) I E B' F A I B .
A Fair for the sale of Useful and Fancy Arti
cles will or,en ,
THIS EVENING, IN TME L.E JTUItE-BOOM
OF TUB
BETH ESI) A ritESUYIEtllAN CUUROFI,
Corner ol FltANKFOlU) Boaa and VIENNA
Utreet. Continuing two weeks.
An opportunity will be afforded to select
Gilts for tillable Holiday Present1. Come aud
ruing; your friends wltn you. Knusoa tickets,
ZjctutM. Daily HdmlsMion, 10 cent h.
Tbe Cars of iheHecoinl and Third Streets and
the Union Passenger Kail way Companies run
in clcKe proximity to the Cburcti. U 12 (it
OIL CREEK AND ALLKIJUKNY
B1YJR UAHjWAY COMPANY,
t'oKuv, Pa, December I), 1868.
DIVIPKND No. 8. The Board of IMrectors have
Ibis day declared a lvl(l n(l of TWO AND ON lfi
HAL" PKJl CKNT., fre? ef tax, payable January i
lhfd, at Ihe Farmers' Loan and Trust Company. No.
i XCHAuh, l'lnce. New York. Trans UT Bjoks
cloeed Len-muer 25; reopen January 4.
lii 12hoiw3i T. A. PHILLIPS, Treasurer.
rilAHT.tt.4 -I. LITRKWH FN(V. AXQn.
clste editor ot ihe "Architectural Kevleiv."
as Auapieti in me
win rrnu f r ou - Jieraiury,
umieu .-!K-r uer-TO me nieniOPrs Ol (lie HlMllllll
UAL fcOUKTY Ob' PKNNsy LVANI A, at their
rooms, on MONDAY tVKNINU next, the lHh In
stant, at 8 O'clock. JAMES BHUKH.KY,
U Librarian.
KSsT" John o o u o a
I-? Will deliver his new Lecture,
ClBCUMSl'ANCEa,"
AT TUB
ACADEMY O V MUSIC,
MONDAY EVENING, December I t.
AcJmlhi-lon to all parts of tbe housi 5U cents.
No utra diarto for renorved seats. Tickets for
sale at Gould's, No. di'J Cbesont stroet, and at
tbe door on Monday evening. I'l 10 it
UNION LEAGUE HOUSE, BROAD
BTHEJiT.
PHlI.iBKI.rHIA, DO0.7, lm
The Annual Meeting of the UNION LEAGUE OP
PHILADELPHIA will be held at the LEAGUE
HOUBkon MONDAY EVENING, December 11. at
7 o'clock, at which meeting there will be an Election
for Officer and Directors for the ensuing jear,
12 7 7t O fc.ORG E It. BOKKrt, Becretary.
HOTEL AND RES TACK AN T,
Ko. 110 SouUt SIXTH Street.
12 9 1m II. BEINUARD, Proprietor.
G
EOIiUE ZIELLEY,
Formerly FitzwaterA Zlelley.
Filbert street, above ElgUlli Btrect,
bas opened I lie old stand,
N. W. CUll. T111HD AND WOOD STS.,
where be will be glad to see nis friends.
12 11 lm
UEOKOE ZIELLEY.
LUMBER.
1868.
fcl'ltUCE JOIST.
bijUCE JOiSf,
Hfc-MLOCK,
Hit id LOCK.
1868.
IOi-'Q BEkBONKD CLKAlt PINE. lopo
003 BEABONitD ILKAlt 1-lNE. i-OUO
CHOICE rA'l'l'lSKfl I'lNK,
BPANlbH. CEDAU, fUtt PaT i'EltNS.
Hf.li CEDaK.
iqi'q FLOltlDA FLOORING. in
10UO FlAIKlDA FLOOH1NU. lOOO
CAROLINA iLOUIUiNU.
V1KU1MA F1AXK1AU.
DELAWAUE FLOOKiNU.
ABU FLOOHlG
WALNUT LOOKING.
FLORIDA b'IKP HOAttDS.
itAJL PLANK.
IfcP.W WALNUT BPS AND PLANK, 18(18
lOOO WALNUT UDB.AD PL4.Nlt. AOUO
WALNUT HO A HUB.
WaLNUP PLANK.
lore UNDERTAKERS LUMBER, 1 Q(Q
J.OUO tjkji,iiTaKEMS' LUilUElt. J-OUO
RED CkDAR.
WALNUT AND rlSR.
-ICifiW BEABON ED POPLAR. 1 iQ
J.OUO bEABONED CfiJUUf. AOOO
ABU.
WHITE OAK PLANK AND HOARDS.
mOKOKY.
Iftf.a CIGAR BOX MAKERS' 18f!Q
1000 . CHiAlt BOX M AKEKo XOUO
BPAN1BH CEUAH BOX BOAKDS,
FOR BALE LOW.
1ftr.8 CAROLINA BCANTLING, "I Of.Q
1000 CAROLINA U. T. Bli.LB, 10UO
NUKWAY feCANTHNU.
ICr.a CEDAR SHINGLES, 183
lOOO CYPRES BHINGLEjl, AOUO
A1AULE, BKOl'HER A CO.,
Ill No. 260U SOU 1 H Biruot,
QCORGE PLOWMAN,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
III3I0YE1) 10 0. 134 D9CK Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
PJSYLVANIA KA1LR01D COU-
FANV, TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
FuiLADBLriiiA, Fa., December 3, 1803.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Tbe second Instalment on tbe new stock sub
scribed for under resolution of tbe Board of
Directors of May, 1S68, 1b bow dne.
Unless paid on or before tbe 15th Instant tho
instalment will not draw its proportion of
dividend due May, lSu'9, and those paying up
ALL tbe remaining instalments will receive
full dividends in May next.
THOMAS T. FIRTH,
12 3 lit Treasurer.
CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
mJ 1'Illl.ADlCl.l'HIA, Dec 1, 18U8.
NOTICE. The Semi-annual Interest on the
five and tix per cent. loauH of tne City of i'Ulla
delphla due January 1, lbtii), will be paid ou ana
afttr that date.
Loans maturing January, 1809, will be paid on
prestntation, interest ceasing from date of
matuiity.
Tbe ordinance of Councils approved May 9,
lHtitt, directing that "all certificates of city Iouuh
shall be registered previous to tne payment or
tbe interest," will be strictly adhered to at tbe
Cayment of tbe Interest due January, ISO J, to
otb resident and non-resident loan-holders.
JOSEPH N. FEIRSOL,,
12 3 27t City Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE LKH1GII COAL AND
Navigation company, treasury
DEPARTMENT.
Philadelphia Dec. 8. 1818
CcupoDR due on tli 13th Inuiant. ou tbe Kolil loau ol
UiIh conipany , will be plil lu coin at tneir ulllceon
aud alu r Una tlule
Hoiueraol ten or more coupons are requested to
piebt-nt itieni and receive therel'or receipts payable
on the Kith. SOLOMON BUEPHEltD.
12 8 lw Treasurer.
KPir FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' NA-
TlOAL BNK,
I'MiLADKi.iMiiA. Decernlier 11, 1-68.
The A or ul Flecllou for Dl ectorv ot thin Hank will
be held at the Bunk Iuk House ou WEUN E.-ilA Y,
the li t day ol Janua y next, between the Ukuis of
11 o'clock a. M. aud i o'o ock P M.
121117. W. KUBH TON, Jr., Cashier
tJ&r" CITY TUEASURElt'S OFFICE,
s' PlllLADICLPHIA, DtfC U, 1868.
NOTICE. Holders ol Vliy WarranlH uuiuberlui;
froir 4i ii to SihiO whl be paid on presentation, Interest
cetnlnK from ibis date. J US PH. jm. 1'EIRBOL,
1211 ut t.:ity l'feaurer
Kigr- BATCUELOK'S HAIR DYE. THIS
s? splendid Hair Dye Is the beat In the wo.-hl
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
lLstanlaneoas; no disappointment: no rldlonloua
tlnut; remedies the ill etlecta of bad dyes: Invigorates
aud leaves the Hair sou and beautiful. bitc or tirount,
bold by all Drotglntu and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Baujhulor'i Wig Paclory, No. 1 BO.ND
blreet. New York. 4J7mwfl
CHEMISTS STATE THAT THE PRO
cess wblch Klves to suotiee us aunerlor elautt
city Is Incapab'e ol injuring the soonga, but on the
contrary protects U from decay. Tliu Is the undis
puted testimony if the hundreds of thousan.is now
using the Elastic Sponge. t aiuwlj
CLOAKS.
(I.OAUS-t l.OAKN.-Tlie crowd of ens
J lomerswIiOflHlly vlIt our Btore luusi
convince every one Hint It Is tue place to
secure tbe newest styles. The finest
qualities and the best work at the most
reasonable prices. 1IENKY I VfcXS,
No. 23 South M.NTUmreet.
ILOAlifi-t I.OAHS.-What every one
V says must be true, aud they all say
you can buy the most fashionable, the
best and cheapest Cloaks in the city, at
IlF.MtY ivi;mn',
Ii23mwf2m No. 93 S. NINTH Street,
FANCY GOODS.
it
pCR
8TEAME R."
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
JUST RECEIVED, AN INVOICE OF
rAPIER MACHE and
CANTON TEA P0YS.
ALSO, A FULL LINE OF
FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAMS Si WOODWARD,
NO. 022 (SIN E TW ESTY.TWO) t II i:SX V V
BTHEiX 12 9 12trp
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, ETC.
QOATINC8 1 COATINGS!
JAMES & C E E ,
HO. II KOHTU SKCOl STttEET)
Siyn o the Golden Lamb,
AUE ROW KKCEIVINCI NCW MTILEI or
FALL AJiD WISTElt COATIXUS,
TO Wllicn THKT INVITE TIIK ATTE.
TION OF T1IK IBADB AMU OTUEUS,
AT miOU'WALK 4KB HBtAIL. fgaem
OD(iEB' AND WOSTENHOLM'3 POCKET
KNl VKM. fearl aud biar Handled, of beautlrul
flulBh. KODUKKtt' and WAIjK A BUTCHKK'8 KA
jAjHH, and the aelebrated XJUXlULXiUS ilAZOB
bClbHOlUj of the finest quality.
Kauira, Knlvea, bclasora, and Table Cutlery Ground
and folUihed. al P. MaDKlUA'B, (. lit b, T-NTa
lurevt.kroiuw CbMauk
J O V READY,
THE JANUA11Y NUMB1.H
op
LirrixcoTT's ma izixk.
A HOLIDAY UUMBELl
CONTA1NINU
I.
The opening chapters of the
BULI.'ANT and OnTQINAL AMERIOAN NOVEL
Written expressly for this Magazine, eutltled
UEYOND THK DUEAKI5U3.
A BTOKY OP THE PRESENT DAY.
With a iall-ps9 Illustration
II rOEMB FOR A OOLDKN WKODINQ.
1. t'lKVT okkktinh. By K. Jl. Htnodrd.
S. Skcosb (JKh bti.no. Uy Oeo. 11. .Loiter.
8. I-iimi, By Hayaril Taylor.
IIT. (HRISTMA1 I'ANlOHlMkS.
IV. '111K VhVK t'AUUSKI: aCiirirtmab STOItY.
by I.ih v Hamilton lhjoptT.
V. Til K OLD VKAKANU lHKNKtV.
.W "iHB pkCKKT AWi.Ni' (. Nai-ohunIII).
II. JlTIUK FOR JIM'I HK V KI). v
Vlll. CKOb4 ANI CUOWW: A I'okm, Slf Kdar
Fawcftt.
IX. Wakl Ol? URKAT PRtOK. By Robecoa
llurdlng PaviH.
X. TBK FAUiaiAH NEW YEAR'S. By George
M.Towle.
XI. NOR DKAD NOR LIVING. A LoVK STORV.
liy Jane U. AUHtln.
XII. Wltli bPAIN HE A REPUBLIC? By Karl
Jillud.
XIIT. OOLIKN LTtKAMS. A Chuistmau Srouy.
1V. OUK MONTHLY OO.HSlr.
-V. LIiKKATLHli OF THK DAY.
'Iho Third Volume and Hecond Year of LIPPrN
(OTT'W J1AC14INK ol Literature, Bolejce. and
J Plication commences with the Number fur Jnuiiary.
lKi.il; aiid it Is the Intention of the Publishers that tue
Idsgkzlne shall not only maintain the
HlOll LITKKAltY HHiPU TATION
which It has acquired during the Brat year of Its pub
lliatlon, but that u shall be still more valuable, a.
tractive, and entertaining.
Each Number will contain a large proportion ol
I.HU1T KKAUINU, together with articles ot a more
thoughtful clasr.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE,
and secure the opening chapters of the new and en
tei taltilng l-'erlftl Novel.
TEKW8 OF LIPPINCOTT'8 MAOA7.INF.
Yearly Hubscrlptlons, ft. t-lnRle Number 33 cents.
N. H. The ManBlne is delivered at the real deuces of
the city subset iberp.
Address J. B. L1PPINCOTT A CO., Puhllshers,
11 12 8D2t k Nos. 716 aud 717 M ARKET St., Phlla.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
THE
American Sunday-School Union
lias an extensive assortment of
IiifcrcsMiigamllicautirulISookH
of MORAL arid RELIGIOUS character, for
CHILDREN and OUTII,
suitable for
CliristBias ai New Year Presents.
Also for sale,
BIBLES, and DEVOTIONAL BOOKS of the
dlllercut deuoniiuailous, lu piaiu or oruameu
tal biudluga.
Catalogues of the Society's Publications, and
Specimen Copies of Its I'erlodlcalu, lurnlstied
gratuitously al the Depository, li i
No. 1122 Cbcsnut Street, Philadelphia.
HAZARD'S BOOKSTORE
IS NOW AT
No. 722 SAXSOJI STREET.
A LARGE AND ELEGANT
HOLIDAY STOCK OF ILLUSTRATED
WOKKS.
BOOKS IN FINE BINDINGS,
CUILUKEN'S BO0K3
TOY BOOKS IN LINEN
MOSTLY LONDON EDITIONB. AS CHEAP AS
AMEKICAN EDITIONS.
Yeur early Inspection la iiivlttd while the stock Is
large and well ansorted, at
THE ENGLISH BOOKSTORE,
No. 722 SAXSOJI STItEET,
11 80 lmrp PHILADELPHIA.
QIIOICE HOLIDAY COOKS.
c. j.TitfCE
Has Ecmoved to So. 72S SASS03I Street,
Directly opposite his Old Stand, where be will con
tinue the Importation ol
English, French, aud Herman JJooks, l'e
riodieal, Etc., to order.
He has now received all the choicest
EStiLISII AD F1JESC1I
ILLUSTRATED WORKS
For the Tresent Holiday Season, besides a com
plete assortment of
English and l'encri Juveniles,
Towhiohthe attention of those In soaroh of
CDoice una eiegaub uurisimaa uius is in
vlted. 12 llGt
ASUHEAU'S BOOK STORE
No.7M CHKSNUT BTKliET. '
1 OW RUADY.
A NtW ILLUHTKATKD WORK FOR THE
iBOTIIIX HI T LKAVFN:" A l'OEH.
ILLUlllNATKh 11 V J KAN I.i.K,
This popular Poem has heen llluailnateU by Miss
Jf an Lee, so well aud favorably known as the llluuil
nstorof'The BeatltudtB," published by L. Prang &
Co. Tbe work Is produced In the best Biyle of the
lithographic art, tbe copies being fully equal In draw.
Ing and color to the original. Tbe whole forms a
small quarto, and Is bound In elegant crape cloth,
bevelled boards, gilt edges, au I in Turkey moroccj
extra. Price In cloth, fa; Turkey itorjcco extra, Ho
Only a small edition publUhed. '
ALSO,
ALL THE NEW IT.LTJh'I'KATKT) WORK t.
fcTANI4KD WORKS IN 1'INK BINisl.NOS
JUVKNll,R8 ANU TOY BOoKS.a '
CiiBlttTMAS STATION EHV, ETC. ETC. ETC.
i'orsalfby
DUFFIELD ASHMEAD.
12 11 mwSt No. 724 CnEdNUr Street.
AZARD'S ENGLISH BOOK9TOKL.
li.rd's Bookstore is becoming syuou. mous
with good books, line books, el. gaui.iy Uliintrted
books, choice editions ot standard books, books in
rlcb aud Itutly bli.uiugi. children's books, toy books
on llimu and paper, books for all trades and people.
The stork being almost entirely of London editions
here will be f. und at all tliues English Books which
carnot be had elsewhere In this city.
Particular utteullou is Invited at the present time
from those In sturch of a really tasty 1'iesout,
for the Holidays to the Elegantly B uiud or Illus
trated Books In Ihe collection, and the Children's
lioi ka, with kay blnlluKS kdiI attmntlve plcturtw.
l'rlces asi'beap as American edltloim, and ranging
from the lowest sum to two hundred dollars the
volume.
JHl Ko. 722 BANSOMjjTRHBT.
J N T I W INDOW IlATTLElT,
For DwelliUBd, Cnr, Nteninbonts, Etc.
rre'vmls IUttllng and ShnkiBa of the Win
dows by the wind or other cniiNes, tlglitens the
Bt-li, pieveiits thewlndandUuhtlVoni entering,
tuiilly aituched, and requlrts but a slugle
glunoe to JutlRe of its tnotli-i.
Call on the Ueueral Agout,
O. P. ROSE,
No. 727 JlYKE Street,
Between Market aud Chesaut,
12 11 fm3m Philadelphia.
WILLIAM 8. GRANT
IViMMlSMION MKRCHANT.
Nr. 8. DELAWA KK Avenue, Philadelphia.
AOKNT XK '
Dupont's Gnnrowder, Kerlned Nitre, Charcoal, eto
W. Baker A Oo.'s Chooulate, Oocoa, and Brouia,
rocker liros, A tjo.'g Yellow Metal AbeaUiIng
Bollu, aud ftaUa, xm
AMUSEMENTS.
A MAIEUaS' DRAWING. ROOM,
SEVENTEENTH STREET. ABOVE CUESNUf.
SOIREE DllASf ATKiUE.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. ts,
Tho Cnmrdy of
vvirDi.n..i,i..u .
. . ... . n.n.. .
s. IV. J. lRl,UVL,Elt,
Mmlc Pub mip.
No. C24 CUESSIU T Street. '
)2 12 St
A
JI B R I C A N AC'ADiMY OP MUSIO.
OLE BULL
retpectfuliy announces one
GRAND COSCEItT
an n
GUANO MAT IX EE,
SATURDAY EVENING AND AFr&RN'OO.V
Deo. 19, mas, " '
anslsttd by tbe following lavorlte artlsU:
Miss It A 111 ON, of BoHlon. Soprano
Mr. OlMAVUB K HAIL llarltone.
n "si. BtAiT ANbiNu. 1'iaumi and Acjompa
AHMISSrON. ONE DOLLAR.
FAMILY t'lllCLE, FIFTY C KNTS.
t-eais ran be secund, without extra chnrge. at
Uotiltl's Piano Wareroom. No. ili ChuSiiuc Sireat
and at Ihe AiaOemy of Music.
Sale of sas will ronunenre on WEDNESD4V
UUHMlMi, Dec. HI. am o'clock. ni"'-'lir
CUNCEKT Doois open al 7; commeast) at 8
o'clock.
M A I INEE Doors open all -30: commence at 2in
P.M. T.K.TUKNHDU.
i'l Business MaiiAjr.
II
4
QIIESNUT BTRKET THEATRE.
1 ainu yis,ti k. Vb THK
JtytEfsTKlAN Mn-ASON,
LAST WEEK
OF THIS OKKAT TROUPE.
JAVE8 KUBlINhiON IN TWO ACT.-)
MAKI'kH CLAKKNCK AND HIS PONY
LA PE'llTE ELI,, THK CHILD v'ON.ii re
JAM KB MAI.IWAN'b DOUBLE MO Malts A CfT
MAD. lOUKNAIRK. JAM Ed WAH1J jA M.a
MiOLlKK. CHAHLkS MA ll5vJA
LKVAN1TNH. BKOTIIKRii
AND THK ENTIUK TKKUPE
JN A MAMMOTH BILL.
WEDHEfcDAY AND SATUDAY AFTE:NOO
riKCUS MATIN Kg,
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET THP
A THE. Begins at hall-past 7. iUE
LAbT FIVE MOHTB Piitjl 1IVELY O?
w WOLVM AT11AI,
By Mrs. JOHN DUE w and Comnanv
MONDA Y, '1 UESIJA Y. WKDN K8DA YTKnna.
DAY, AMD FItlDAY HVENlNOi UI13
. r. .,. W OLVES AT BAY,
with all Ub grand elkcts. '
SA'l TKDA Y NIOHT, A CHANGE OF BIT r
lu active preparation Daly's play of
A FLASil OF LIOHTN1NO.
WALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGJXs AT H
THIS (Monday) EVENING, Dec 14 ?1,
LAST blX N1WI1 I'd OF '
MBS, D. P. BOWERS.
Tom Taylor-sand I has Keade celebrated P.ayo
Nell 0 wynne Mre. D.P Bovvt.'na
i.uke ol Blthujond Mr J r Sm. . , ra
To conclude with the Unarm Farce o loM
A BULL IN A CHINA SHOP.
TUES DA Y E A ST LYNN eT
ior the Chrinlma Holidays.
THE OltANUE Qll'.L.
THEATRE COMIQUE, SEVENTH STREET
below Arcb. Cou-meucts at 7 81).
bole Lfsiiee aur ManaKer. J. c NMFnnnv
Jts ani satuhdS
y.1 GERTRUDE'S TRAINED rKTfJ.
LIT TLE BhbSlE. CHAMPION GYjlNArtrT
UAD'LLE A I'ti USTA, TABLEAUX, AND
, KUfiEKT MACA1RE. lfi Hit
Monday next-py tie A Galton's English Comic Oparit.
F ""OX '8 AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.5
EVEBY EVENING AND SATURDAY
T) AU'EKNOON. A
. GEE AT COMBINATION TROUPE.
In Grand Ballets, Etb oplan Burlesques, Songs
Dances. Pantomimes. Gymnast Acta, eto.
KENNEDY'S LAST GRAND COXCERT OP
tbe beasonT HIM MONDAY EVENING at
cuiCEKT H A I.L.. CHibN UT Street, tuiiler the
auspices of the Scottish Societies, when hs win sine
Choice bongs irom Burns, Byron. Scott, and Ta'lhlil.
tickets, 60 cent; reserved sest, 78 c nl: for" ale at
TAgKr""' gOUSSiM FOB. CHABl'.
THE PUBLIC REHEARSALS OP THE GER.
,, lA uBClli.bTItA at Hortlcul ural Hall
will bedltcoutlhuedon account of the Hall havlni
De'e ffi eUB""d- lty will be resumed oa
Engagements can be made by addressing Q BAS.
TEKT, No. 1 Ml AI ON T Lit B Y blitet; Wltlfg's MusS
,lor,e..?'ft ml VbrB,"i' "reet; Aodre'i Music Store?
No. 111)1 ChCHiiut street. jn ia
CABL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSIER'S OR
C HTBA MATINEES, ifiVUY SATURDA Y"
at3K. r-.MlN MUSICAL FIJND HALL. HI rife Ad
mission. 60 cent, packaged tickets. 1. at Boufiri
No. lu CHESNUT St.. and at the Door. fii 4 t
A
OI
See Notice In Educational column
MERICAN CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC
TWENTY-FIFTH MATINEE JAN. tf
uth Grand Concert, Jnauguratloa Day. March 4.
Km rain Wilnn.l Ini.ul ... 'r.".tVu
12 11 lUt
GOVERNMENT SALES.
OALE OP CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
D ORDNANCE Hi ORES. "V-i" AiU
Will be i sold , at Public Auction, at Fort Monro
Aiseiisl, Old Pfclot Comfort, Va., on IlONDA Y iht
28,11 day of December, lj.es, at 10 o'clcck A. M.. a larSS
Snuoe's vil:-"1"' colit"4lllJ ,n o1' theioliowiuS
lew, siege, and Sea-coast Cannon, Howltzor
BudUorin,c.at iron t2i7) aud bronze uj. 3
various calibres. ' 01
67 Wrought lion Guu Carriages and caet Iron Mortar
Buls
Large quantiiy of Artillery Implements and Equip.
13,149 bhot. Shell, Spherical Care, stands of Grape and
Canister, for smooth bore and rilled guns nf
various callbrts. ou 8Uua 01
S6 Foreign Model aims, of various calibre.
10 Luruside Carbines, good oider.
US) Billed Muhkeis. altered to percussion, cal-
good order.
848 Foot Artillery Swords, frood order.
7)& bpringliela Rilled Muskets, ca . 6d.
'27 RHIrs, ssftoriecJ.
11 Sporting Rllles and Shot Guns,
6i Light Artillery babies.
i7'Z N. O. O. and M uslclaus' Swords,
infantry Accoutre uim a Horse Fquli'menta, and
Small Arm appenduse.
Artillery and Cavalry Bits and Iron Parts, for Held
cariluges,
27,678 cartridge Bags (flannel aud serg?).
Bone and Corn backs
Black smiths', carpenter', Saddleis', and Armorers
Tools, etc.
Thirty days will be allowed for the removal of
cannon; fourteen days ! r all other stores.
lem.s of bale Ten ptr cent, cash to be paid on day
of salt), balance on delivery of the goods,
A catalogue of the articles to be sold will tie for
rlshed upon application at this Arsenal, or at the
Ordi a rce Otllce, Washington, D. U.
The oUlcer making the sale reserves the right to
bid in snd suspend the sale whenever the bidding;
dues uot come up to the limit that maybe fixed by
proper authority on some of the artistes, or when
ever the interests of Ihe United States, In his opinion,
msy be subserved by so doing.
12 8 171 J T. G. BAYLOR,
MaJ. of Ordnance and Bvt Co). U. s. A., Couiu'g.
CLOTHING.
. CUTHMAN & CO.
BELL
Tine, Well-Made, reliable, Cheap
C Xa O T II I IV o,
AT THE
CONTINENTAL HALL.
Ko. 830 MAKKLl Street,
1118 Wfm 11281 PHILADELPHIA
FURNITURE, ETC.
EXTRA
FINE FUltNITURE.
Latest Designs Superior Make and Flulsh.
As & H. LEJAMDRE,
French Cabinet Makers aud Upholsterers,
No. 1135 ClIliSXUT Strcef,
12 t wiufiUa PHILADELPHIA,