Daily evening bulletin., October 13, 1866, Image 2

SEW PUBLICATIONS.
•■Women of the War;.their heroism and
self-sacrifice,”' is the title of .an elegant
volume by Frank Moore, published by S.
S. Scranton <fc Co., Hartford, and for sale by
o'. D. Paimelee,, general Jsigeat, corner of
Sixth and Minor streets, in this city. It
comprises the record of the labors of oyer
forty ladies who particularly distinguished
themselves during the late rehellibn' d^'the
Mends of the sick and . wounded , soldiers,
and, in some cases as combatants, spies,-&e.
The work is unique. No such record of the :
devotion of women, to a .patriotic cause has. j
been known in [history, juSt as ho such
earnest self-sacrifice has ever been shown. !
'Such narratives as those of Mrs. Mary Ai
Brady, Mrs. Ricketts, Mrs. Fogg, Mrs. M,
W. Lee, Mrs. John Harris, Mary E. Shel
ton Mrs. Booth, Anna Maria Ross, Nelly
M. Chase, &0., thrill! tbe heart of the reader
and bring baok the memory ofthedaysof
1861 when, 'through the hoble heroifam 'of
women; our soldiers and t saUors; were
cared for as if they were kings and! princes,
and when nearly all the women in the loyal
States vied with each other in generous
deeds in hospital andcamp. The work is
weU written, well illnatrated and beautifully
. printed. It will have a large sale and will
loDg remain a,monument of the nobility of
the women of loyal-America during the
■ great rebellion. : ■ : :: i
“ The Diamond Edition ” of the complete
works of Alfred Tennyson is a triumph of
taste, evehin sG tasfeftd a publishing house
as that of Ticknor & Fields. Here we have
sll the'poems-of 'theLaureate, printed in
good clear type, on excellent tinted* paper,
hound,ln Magenta colored muslin, and'mak
ing a volume that can! easily be carried in
the pocket. It is cheap, too, for who is there
that loveis letters that Will not be glad to get
Tennyson’B Poems for a.dollar and a quar-.
ter? The diamond editions of these and
other works promise to surpass in popularity
even the blue and gold editions of the-same
house. Mr. G. W. Pitcher has the “ Dia
mond Tennyson” for sale.
The forty-second number of “ Every Sat
urday” gives its readers a welcome instal
ment of Mr. Kingsley’s fine novel, “Silcote
vof Silcotes.” This serial appears in monthly
chapters, instead of weekly parti, : much to
the tantelization of those readers who have
become involved in the career of Silcote. A
large portion of the present issue of JEuery,
Saturday is devoted to thecontinuousstoriea.
The briefer articled Me “ An English Oc
tober,” “Reverence .for lnferiors,” from
•- The Leisure Hour ; “ Cousin Jane;”h tale
from All the Tear. Bound, and “ Theßoaten
Commander,” by the apthor of! “John
Helifax Gentleman.”
We have received from Messrs. J. B. Lip
pincott <fcCo. a copy of a newhnd yery
handsomely printed edition, of that capital
' Bovei “ WhO Breaks—Pays,” bythe author
of “ Skirmishing,” -Cousin l ’Stella;”'<S:o;
It is published’by Ley.poldt:&? Holt,;New
York. ’ • ■ v ....■■ •
ran BUkiUETEJS.
Coroner’s Inquest.—Coroner Taylor 1
yesterday concluded the inquest in the case I
of John Williams, who was found in the 1
Delaware, at League Island, on the Tthfihst, I
Lee, who was with the deceased when he I
disappeared in the water; stated that he and I
Williams left- Reed street wharf -late on I
Sunday night, September 30tb, for the pur- I
poses of going' on board of a schooner in I
which they had shipped. When about I
thirty yards from the shore the two quar-, I
reled. During the afiair Williams drew'a
knife from his pocket and stabbed Lee several 1
times [wounds shown]; whenthey ctinohed I
and both tell overboard, Lee then swam 1
ashore. The last he saw of Williams was
when,he was getting into the boat. Lee
then went to the Shipping House and made
his statement, when he was arrested and
locked up for a hearing. Dr. Shapleigh
xoade a post : mortem examination, but
there were no marks of violence on the
Sn of the deceased sufficient to cause his
l. The jury rendered a verdict of found
drowned.
A Visiting Fire Company.—The Rolla
Fire Company, of Elizabeth City, New
Jersey, will reach this city on a visit on
Monday afternoon next. At' a meeting
held at the Globe Engine House
last evening, arrangements were made for
an appropriate reception. The Companies
represented were the Kensington Hose,'
United States Hose, Globe Engine, Me
chanic Engine, Taylor Hose, William Peun
Hose, Good Intent Engine and Pennsylva-:
mia Hose. The route decided upon is as fol
lows: Down Frankford road to Laurel, up
■ Laurel to Second, Second to Coates, Coates’
'to Fourth, Fourth to Arch, Arch to Eighth,
Eighth to Coates, Coates to Fifteenth, Fif
teenth to Girard avenue, along the Avenue
to, Otis, Otis to Richmond, Richmond to ;
Kensington Hose House, and there dismiss.!
C. K. Smith, of the Kensington Hose, was
chosen Chief Marshal,' and G. W.. Master,
Good Intent Engine; R. A. Gorman, Penn
sylvania Hose; and A, G. Enser, Taylor:
Hose, Division Marshals.
Election Officers in Trouble,—Jas.
Dillon, Judge of Election of the Sixth Divi
sion of the Fourth Ward; Frank Finnegan,/
constable of the Ward, and Thomas J. Dag
ney were before Alderman Beitler yester
day on the: charges of assaulting Jacob L.
Baugh, an election officer appointed by the
Court' of Common Pleas of the county Of
Philadelphia; October Bth, 1866, as return
inspector for the Sixth Division of the
Fourth Ward, forcibly ejecting said Baugh
from the room in which election officers met
for the purpose of conducting general elec
tion October 9th, 1866, and preventing
said Baugh from discharging the duties as
ah election officer. Defendants waived a
"hearing and were held 'in §6OO bail each to
answer at court.
Appeals prom Assessors’ Returns.
Messrs. Thomas Cochran and Wm. Lough
lin, the Board of Revision of Taxes, will
meet next week, at the office, No. 11, State
.Mouse, for the. purpose of hearing appeals
from the Assessors’ returns of taxes tor the;
year Two Wards will be taken up
on each dav, commencing on Tuesday with,
fhe First and Twenty-sixth Wards.
Stoppage -of the- Sunday Cars.— Mr.
McGrath, the: President of the Union Pas
senger Railway Company, give 3 notice that
in consequence of the injuncttoh granted by
Judge Strong, the running of the cars on
that road, on Sunday/ will be suspended for
the present. ' - -
Found Drowned.— Adolph Hand, who;
was formerly employed at League Island,in
the magazine, was found drowned at that
place yesterday. The Coroner wasnotified.
'workshop of the Nothem Railroad
3 - rs f. y ’ , loca ted. at Piermont termi-,
destroyed by fire at three
morning. _ Three loco-,
motives, ffie J. M. Dederer,.Palisade- and;
-Englewood, the latter just completed, and a !
new passenger car, were also destroyed.
The .workmen employed, in the shop lost
most of their tools. The damage is estima
ted at about eighty thousand dollars. 1 Pin
•oxigiu of the hxe has not bean ascertained
iILK&DKI GOODS JOBBERS
FALL.
1866.
BANCROFT, BACHE k CO.,
330 MARKET STREET.
Our Fall Stock is Now Complete,
COMPRISES FULL LINES OP
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
Consisting of
EOBIIEYAHDOIOyiB.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
u '.‘ ;
SCARFS, HAUDEERCHEKFS.
SHIRT FRONTS;
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, RIBBONS
"WHiie Goods.
Furnishing Goods,
Tailors’ Trimmings,
Combs, Brushes, Threads,
• .
Bindings, Braids, Buttons.
NOTIONS AND VARIETY GOODS.
We call particular attention to our NEW METHOD
o 1 doing business. We sell onr goods at COST, and tor*
a profit we add i> per cent,only to the amount ol out
Our only Terms are Cash in Far
Funds at Time of Purchase.
We with It'to be understood that the term ;C9BT
with us means the A(f PTTAT. BONA FIDE FIRST
COST of an article, with all extra trade discounts de
ducted, excep.lng only the small percentage allowed
ns for cashing onr bills.
The COST PKICE Is marted on every article
throughout the establishment in plain figures, so that
buyers, -by examining• onr stock, can easily satisfy
themselves as to the advantages.andmeriti of our sys
tem,' •
Our plan Is entirely new, and must commend itaelf
to all wh° w lah to buy goods !
CHEAP FOR CASH.
ocll-lmrp
BANK STATEMENTS.
Cfcaarterly Report
OF THE
NATIONAL BANK
OF THE
IS, E PUBLIC ,
809 and 811 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia-, October 1.1555.
BESOUBCES.-
Notes and bills discounted. |2,4c2 82
United States bonds deposited
wit h the Treasurer of the united
States 67.000 00
United States bonds on hand 83,W0 CO
United States legal-tender notes 65,953 oo
National bank notes 17.169 oo
Due from banks and bankers........
Fractional currency and cash l4 257 97 „
54,075 54
2,783 10
7.699 23
Banking House
I'urnit'me and fixtures.
Expenses and Taxes....
LIABILITIES,
Capital stock paid In
Deposits
Profit and L 055.....— -
X, JOSEPH P. artJMFORD, Cashier of the NA
TIONAL BASK OF THE REPUBLIC, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, to the best oi
jny knowledge and belief.
JOSEPH P. arUMFORD,
Cashier,
WAISTS.
AGENT® WANTED!
To Canvass for ihe
“Women of the War,”
RY DRANK MOORE.
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO IN
'HTLIIGENT AND ENERGETIC MALES AND
TF.MAT.TTR
ADDRESS FOR PARTICULARS,
O. L. PARMEI.EE, Gen. Agent,
oc!2-St» Cor. Sixth and Minor ats., Philadelphia.
@ WANTED.—A convenient DWELLING, cen*
traL Rent from $l,OOO to f 1.600. Family small;
best security and reference. Aadrees M. C„ Box 1853,
P. O. 0013 -lot?
WANTED.— AN ALTO SINGER wishes a Situa
tion in a Choir. Address ALTO, at this
Office , y ocll-8t»
TT7IANTED—By a young man of experience, a SITU
YV ATION as Assistant Book-keeper; Entry Clark,
or General Accountant. References unexceptionable.
Address B. 8,, at this office, y . ocu-3t* ;
MATRON WANTED.—a member of the Episcopal
Church Is wanted for matron of a. home lathis
city. Api licatiODS may be made at 1803 Spruce street
on TUESDAY, between Ilandl2 o'clock. ocatfg
YJTTANTED.—AN OFFICE AND STORAGE ROOM
. YV- on a ground floor, on Delaware avenue, between;
.Arch and Vine streets. Address box No. 127 Phliadel
phiaPost Office. , 1 • •• • seB tfg
» WANTED TO PURCHASE-A first-class
DWELLING HOUSE, pleasantly situated in
nantown, and convenient to the railroad.
Possession not required until about the first of April,
1867. Address W. w., Box 1706, Philadelphia Postof
fice, stating terms. Ac. se4ta sai2t*
ALE! ALE!
Wm. Younger’s Sparkling Edinburgh
For Sale by the Cask or Dozen.
81MOW COLTON & CLARKE,
’A W COB. BROAD AHD WAMFIT?
rNDIA RUBBER MACHINE BELTING STEAM
1 PACKING, HOSE, Ac., " /-..vy ■ ' ,
. Engineers and dealers will find n FULL ASSORT.
MEN TOP GOODYEAR’S PATENT VULCANIZED
RUBBER BELTING, PACKING, HOSE, *o.y»* tb»
MKan'gctarer’a Hcadqcartcre,
GOOAYEAR’S,
1 -808Cheotuutstreet}
■! ' - ■ ■■ • BonUielfia.
N. B-—W6 have a NEW and CHEAP ARTICLE b
GARDEN - and PAVEMENT HOSE very cheap, t
which the attention of the public la calls •
THE DAILY EVENINGBULLETIN; PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,: OCTOBER 13,1866. a
watches AND JKWEUSY
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND ELATED WANE.
I. J. TAYLOB,
(SUOCESSOE TO N. ETJLON,)
dealer in - v- •
Diamonds, Fine Watcb.es,Jewelry
Silver and. Plated Ware,'
- MnSlO BOXOS,
No. 1038 Chestnut St.;
•kW- Particular attention given to Repairing of
Watches and Music Boxes. seas-tn tn a sm
1866.
DIAMOIO) DEALER & JEWELER,
WATCHES, JEWELEI A SILVER WARE,
WATCHES and JEWELST BEPAIBEP.
St.Phil^^
DIAMONDS. WATCHES
' '-'V■ Aid) !
Persons attending {the Convention wishing to pur
chase
Watches, Jewelry or - Silyer-Ware
Wni find it greatly to their advantage to call and se
lect from my large stock.
My prices will Be found much lees than the same
quality of woods are usually.old for. - ,
DIAMONDS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
WATCHES REPAIREB in the very beet manner
precious stones bought lbrcash.
Also, old Geld and saver, Jalilf
S’
| ' .*
w I .. a
? i. $ 4
sI W H
3 i. W E
f s * ' >
g g
a> “
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<2*. • »
selS-lm - -
CABFEHTEBS AVDBTJILDSBB
OAK SAVE_
TEN PKR CENT.
Bt trarchsalng oi zoe • -
W, PINB BOAHDB, RT7N 07 THE liOG.
w. AFFORDING BOARDS.
FTBBT ABD SECOND COMMON BOARDS.
THIRD COMMON BOARDS
W. PIKE AND BAP PIKE FLOORING,
CABOLIKA FLOORING. '
W. PIKE AN» CYPRESS
eeH-lml
T UMBEB.—The undertlened are prepared toreoelv,
Xj orders for si. Mary's, Georgia, Lumber, or any de
scription, which will be promptly executed. ED
MCSD A. BQUPEB «fc 00. Dock Bt. Whart. fanlgtf
FURNITURE AND HERDING
JJUY FURNITURE OF
GOtJLD&OO.,
UiaOK DEPOT, N. KGoraer NINTH. and MARKET
Su«nt, aiidSoB,H7and»North SECOND Street*
The largest, cheapest and best stock of Furniture of
very description In the world. Furniture f**r Parlor,
Drawing Room. Chamber or Bed Room. Dining Boom,
Library,Kitchen. Servants’ Rooms, Offices, Schools,
Chnrches, Odd-Fellows, Masonic or other Societies,
Ships,lnstitutions*^Clubs, Colleges, Public Buildings,
Hotels, Boardix g Houses, Hospitals, Fairs, or a Single
Piece of Furniture.
Orders sent by post will be executed with despatch
and with liberality anc Justness of dealing. Parties at
a distance may remit through our Banker, the Far*
mer's and Mechanics’ Nat. Bank, Chestnut street, or
the Union National Bank,Third street, or by Express.
CHtcx or Post Office order; immediate will
be given and satisfaction insured.
GOULD <£. CO.. N E. corner Ninth and Market and
37 and 39 N. Second street. Phil a. mh9.lv
$152,432 S 2
SPRING MATRISS,
BEST QUALITY AND STYLE.
AND BEDDING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
f J. G. FELLER,
BelOtfJ 9 South SEVENTH Street.
>326,150 02
$200,003 00
119,340 99
6,809 03
>326 150 02
B. J. WILLIAMS,
Ho. 18 NORTH SIXTH STRBBT,
M ANTJFAOTU KEB OF
VENETIAN BLINDS
AND
wnmow SHADES.
The lusest and finest assortment In tbs city at ts
lowest prices.
Store Siades made and lettered., ant'd
CHILDREN ’JSC LOTHING.
GRAND OPENING OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
OX THURSBAY, OCTOBER IS,
AT
MRS. E.KEYSER’S.
No. 1227 Ghestxut Street.
se22»lm . • ,
CLOTHS, :CABBIMERES AND VESTING®.
JAMES & LEE invite the attention of their friends
and others to their large and well assorted stock of
Goods, adapted to men's and boys’ wear, comprising
inpart -
ißlack French Cloths,
Blue French Cloths,
QIfANijCETS, . BLANKETS BLAN¥BfTS.— Pina
. JL> and heavy.lo-4ißlankets for $6 50.
■ Good heavy 114 Blankets for $7 so. ,
, All grades of Blankets, up to $2O.
. ;: FoU assortment of-Cloths, forLadies’ Baques.
Frosted .Beavers, for Cloaks an a Overcoats
* Fuinine orcioths and Cassimeres, for men and bovs.
- .Ballardvale and Domet Flannels,-jfor ladies and
,phildren. ■ >.
And a large stockofFall and Winter Drees Goadslat
. • STOKES ifc WOOD’S, 702 Street.
• |7DWJN;HALL 4 & qo., 28 SOUTH SECOND Street,
..El are-now opening their Fall and Winter Imnortai
tiOUB Of Sil/ES;-BREeS- GOODSrCLOTHS
Heavy BlacXSUto. . ■ , •
Heavy Colored Silks. '
"Pim's” Real Irish Poplins,
French and German Poplins;
•• Black Goods in great vatiety,
Breche Long and Square Shawls*
JEWELRY.
LCHBEB.
. JANNEY,
NOBLE STREET WEiBP,
soo N. DELAWABIS Avenue.
BUSTS AUTD SHADES.
BJASCIOTHIISO;
iSEIAIIi ÜBI eeODB
: ■ Colored French Cloths,
OVERCOAT CLOTHS,
Black French Beavers,
Colored French Beavers,
Black Esquimaux Beavers,
- Colored Esquimaux Beavers,
• 1 Blue and Black Pilots, :
•' • Blue and Blank Paletots.
PANTALOON
Black French Cassimeres,.'
Black French Doeskins. '
Fancy Cassimeres,
Mixed ana Striped Casslmexes,
7 ■ • Plaid and silk Mixed Cassimeres.
Satinets, all qualitlea,-
Cords, Beaverteens, Ac.,
At wholesalerißdretall.by -• : J^CH^tfcL^Sf 68
iNo. ll North Second st., bigirof the Golden v'owlh,
BETADD DRY GOOD.
WOOLEN &OODS,
SIX THOUSAND YARDS
LADIES’ WEAR.
Frosted Beaver*, - ,
English'Whitneys,
velvet Beavers,
Astraokhsns,
Chinchillas,
White Clothe,
Bearlet Cloths.
Middlesex Cloths, .
Waterproof Cloths.
Silk Mixtures for finite.
Fine Black Clotha,;
Fine Blaok Caßßlmeres.
I'.. Castor Beavers.
Extra Heavy Overcoatings.
Fancy Caaßimeres, $1 50.
Harris Caaßimeres,
Blolley Casaimeres.
BOYS’ WEAR. .
All-Wool Caßsimeres, 60,
Handsome Heat Styles, $1 25.
I Very Heavy-Dark Styles, $1 25,
Fine Light Weight and Colors, $l 50.
I Cadet Orey, All Shades.
I Boya’ Overcoatings.
J.C. STBAWBRIDGE& CO..
N. W, cor. Eighth and Markets
jymr - °
CARD.
OPERA AND PROMENADE CLOAKS;
BASQUiNES AND CIRCULARS.
In consequence of the Inclemency of the weather on
our opening day, we will make a special display on .
Monday, Oct. 15,
When several novelties will be added to onr extensive
Stock, to which we Invite the attention of Ladies.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Hob. 450,452 and 454 Sorth Second St,,
ABOVE WILLOW. ocli-iQ
CLOTHS,
For Ladies’ Sacqnes, Cloaks and
Cireuhrs.
OF CHOICE 3TYLES.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450,452 and 454 5. Second St.,
ocll-st ABOVE WILLOW
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER.
KIOH COLORED
MOIRE ANTIQUE, 85 00.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nob. 450, 452, 454 N. Second St.,
ocli stj Above Willow.
QKEY PLAID POPLINS,
For Misses and Children.
NEW LOTS IN CHOICE STYLES.
CURWEN BTODDART & BROTHER/
Nos. 450, 432 tint! 454 N. SECOND ST.,
OCH-3t ABOVE WILLOW.
McCURDY & DUUKLE, ’
140 North Eighth. Street,
HAVE OPENED,
A CASE OF NEW STYLE PLAIDS at 50 cts. per yd,
PlaJds at >l 00, $125 and |i 50.
Verv handsome at per yard.
Colored Si.ksfrom*! SOtofiOO.
Black £Uks at all prices.
Irish Poplins, beat quality, $3 00.
Shawls, Blankets, Balmorals, Mds'ica:
Sheetings, Hosiery and Gloves,
IN GRFAT VABIEI'Y
AT PRICKS BELOW COMPETITION,
McCURDY & DUNKLE,
Eighth street above Arch,
No. 140.
oCS.B<fcWtf?
KSTNUT STR t- C.T.
E. M. NEEDLES. £
Strangers and others will find at 1024
NUT Street, a large and compl »ts
assortment of SSB
LACES AND LACE GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES.
WHITE GOODS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, VEILS.
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
SLEEVES, &c., <&c., &c.,j
in ireat variety and at LOW PRICES.
E. M. NEEDLES.
•aaa»a.e aviLNXsano
ffilEßOßb AND FRAMED
GEORGE C. REUKAUFF,
- Manufacturer of
LOOKING-GLASSES, PORTRAIT, PHOTO
GRAPH. PICTURE FRAMES. GILT
MOULDINGS and CORNICES,
No. 829 ARCS Street. Philadelphia.
Chromo-Lithographs, Paintings, and a great va
riety- of Engravings on hand.
Frame-makers supplied
• WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. .
8e22-6m* .
LOOKING GLASSES.
A large assortment in Ornamented SILT and WAIr
KTJT.SItAiIBS, Xor Bale by
J. CGWPMND;
53 South fourth Street, near Qheatnnt
ge7*4mS
O®fJ®SSS«
WE OPEN TO DAY
CHOICE It OTB
EMMA CIGARS,
OF FAVORITE BBAOTS,
Received per Steamer Moro Castle.
H. & A. C. YAN BEIL.
WINE MEBGHANTS,
1310 Chestimt Street.
Goods delivered free of charge. an29w smBm 4p
CALIFORNIA
PUBE WINES AKD BBAJJDIES,
From the celebrated Vineyards of B. D. WXtSON *
SOU. San Oabrlal, Los Angeles. California. .
MOUND VINEYARD,
SPARKLING CHAM
, PAGNB.
WINE BITTERS.
ANGELICA,
HOCK,
POET
GRAPE BRANDY,
6HEBBY,
The above are guaranteed to be perfectly FURR at
madeftom the Grape, suited for SACRAHRN
.TAD arid MEDICINAL purposes. We claim they
are equal In richness, Savor and parity to the beet Im
ports at nearly half the cost, ,
: I or sale In wood or by the case.
Carmick &. Co.
SOLE AGENTS,
N. E. corner Front and Chestnut Sts,
ft 1127 ip2
REMOVAL
JEB BY WAX, KE B,
WINE MERCHANT,
TTAR BEHOVED to
No. 421 WALNUT STREET,
oC4*l2t{ PtfITtADELPHIA.
A BTI jjsj
* Sse-Msc: to Goo. W- Gray. J
B R E W E It.
24,26, 28 and 80 South Sixth St, Philad’a.
v.* File OH Stock iSoS-BrnniAiei, .a
*SS§g»sl y for TVrmn-g gnd
HER MAJESTY
i CHAMPAGNE,
ij. CP.' 33TT3STTOIN,
Si ■msce^rsms^ssuiAem.
WHOGB.— The attention of the trade Is sollcttas u
the following very choice Wince, Ae-. for salat-;
JOSEPH P. BUSTOS, No. rn Bottih Stoat Brct
aboreWalnid; ■-■■■■-■
KADEIKAB-014 Diana, a jean eIOL
wmniTtneß—namphall A On.: single, doable ex;
tuple Grape, E. Omeoe * Sons, Bndolph, Topas, Bitt
Spanish, Crown andP. Valletta.
PORTS—VaHeae, Vlnho VelhD Bee], Dtutioa csu
KeoelfoValenteAOo., Vintsgeß ISSSto 1356.
OLARETO—Onn POi Preree and StiEMaphs tauo-
VERMOUTH—e. Joarflan.BriTliOo,
rnT*Sn»AailK»—Ernest Irrony, -‘SolSis sasiv
de Venn**, Her Msjmty and Rcyal Csbffist andlctit
tsTorile brands. _____
OU> WHISKIES.—SOO Cases Pure Old Wheat , Bye
Kirn «hnn ffrt Myrnnagah Jla WhlSklea, for sals fry
6'North Pront atraet.
THEFCIE IBIS
EARLES’GALLERIES,
@l6 Chestnut St.
Xiooking Glasses.
Oil Paintings.
Engravings.
Picture Frames
Rogers’ Groupes
A Large Free Gallery of Oil Paintings,
P* pm HANGINGS & fsII AJD
paper hangings
AND
WINDOW SHADES
AT WHOLESALE.
40 IN.) PLAINS.
FIXE DBCOBA.TIOXS,
LORD BBS. 2IODLDIXGS.
STAMP GILTS.
ENGLISH BATINS, ’
BLANKS, tic.,
IN GREAT VARIETY,
R. T. HAZZARD,
So. 819 Arch Street.
ae29»-* n -‘b,2m
SF. BALDERSTON «fc SON, DEALERS IN
• WALL PAPERS and WINDOW SHADES, No,
9t 2 Spring Garden street. Philadelphia. seZ7-lm{ __
EDWARD DUFFY,
For many years the well-known chief manager at
"Guy’s,” H Seventh street, near Chestnut,
Has Opened the Tontine,
(One door above Guy’s”), on his own account, in con
nection with WM. DUFFY, late of the St- Lawrence
Hotel. Their success is great, and deservedly so.
ocg-im
BOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. NAfeSAU, N. P.-
The undersigned late of the Stevens House. N. Y.,
and of the Hotel De Inglaterra, Havana, will open
this Hotel, November Ist. The rooms la this house
are large and airy, and finely furbished. The climate
delightful. All the faults of the tropics grow here in
abundance. The steamer Corsica will leave New
brk for Nassau, November 3d,
Ocll-th,B tn6t| J. M, STAPLES,
IADHS’MOE STORE.
CUMMINGS & KERPER
No 304 North Eighth Street,
ABOVE VINE.
Have now ready their Fall Stock of ladies’, Misses’
and Children’s Shoes, comprising every { variety of
styie and finish.
... Bv employing only the',best workmen and uslngsu
petlox materials, we are certain to please our patrons
o&Cw<&s2L£
Is to execute and SCOURING
with promptness and despatch, in the very bMt man
ner, at h. w. Sto ITU’S, 28 North Fifth street, between
Market and Arch, - se4-tn,th^i3inf.
1
JB BUSSIKR * CC„ ICS B* :Dfi2aw*rsAVMme
DjiEY'B CfiGNTINENTAI,NaiWB JhAt-HANeaf
CHOICE- BEATS
To an places of am
'clonk any evening,
wtl~R.Tr! AT? ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
ITALIAN OPERA.
SEASON OP FIFTEEN OPERA NIGHTS
AND THKEE MATINEES.
OPENING NIGHT MON DAY, October IS.
First Appearance of
GIORGIO BONCONI.
: MONDAY, October 15. at 8 o'clock,
First time in Philadelphia of Bleci’a Contic Opera,
CRISPINO E LA CO MARE.
The principal parts by
MISS CLABA LOUISE KELLOGG,
BELLINI, TESTA, ANTON UCCI, STOCKTON AHD”
GIORGIO RONCONL
,: TUESDAY EVENING, October 18, at 8,- *
I IL TROVATORE,
WITH SIGRA. CARMEN POCH,
AND
MDME. NATALt-TESTA.
. Wednesday Evening, Octoberli.ata,
..FRA DIAVOio. ’ ’
The principal characters by
MIS-I CL. KELLOGG, '
MTOtK. NaTALLTEBTA;tr*
And second appearance of
SIGNOR GIORGIO RONCONI.
THURSDAY EVENTS G, October 18, at 8,
DEBUT OP
MISS A. M. HAUCK,
SIGNOR BARAGLI.
LA SON.NAMBULA.
; ADMISSION:
To Parquet, Balcony, DreeaClrcle ,_4l 6C •
Hecnrea Seals, extra.- ...,.— —.a.,—. sc -
Family Circle - .. 75
Amphitheatre—l I ——. a. 4C -
SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS,
Including a secured choice seat for the fifteen nights,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS EACH,
ThesaleofTlcketsforanyof the above named per
formances commences this morning at the Box-office
of the Academy and at Trnmpler’s Music Store, 632
Chestnat street. , ocU-4tj
P 8 I-C £ L V V N D HALL.
IIP.. H. X,. BATEMAN
Has the honor to announce a short season of
nVE GRAND CONCERTS,
Commencing on
MONDAY EVENING, October 22d,.
.•. < . A
By bis celebrated Concert Troupe, newly organised In >
Europe, and universally pronounced oy the entire
press of the Old World and New the Grandest C/mtri*
nation of Musical Talent ever presented to the public.
The following unrivaled Vocalists and Instrumehlal--
ists will appear:
MADAME PARED A,
Prima Tonna Assoluta,
(Her first appearance in this city.)
SIGNOR BRiGNOLI,
SIGN OB FERRANTI.
csIbNOR FORTUNE,
MR. S. B. MILLS,
MR. CARL ROSA,
MR. J. Lu HATTON..
RESERVED SEATS V sl 50 EACH..
Can behadon Wednesday .October 17lh, at the Mo3lc
Store of C. W. A. Tmmpler. ociltf
NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATER.
CHESTNUT street, above TWELFTH.
Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at 7.45.
Third Week of the
EMINENTLY SUCCESSFUL
Engagement of the distinguished Comedian,
MR. JOHN E. OWENS. '
MR JOHN E OWENS.
• MR. E OWENS.
MR. JOHN E OWENS.
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING,
Last performance of
UNCLE SOLON SHINGLE.
UNCLE SOLON SHINGLE
UNCLE SOLON SHINGLE
UNCLE SOLON SHINGLE.
Eolcm BhiDgle
To be followed
THE LIVE INDIAN.
THE LIVE INDIAN.
THE LIVE INDIAN.
THE LIVE INDIAN.
K&u ne-Eo-Be-an.........
Toconclcde with
THE DEVOLUTION OP ’95.
THE DEVOLUTION OK ’95.
.. THE DEVOLUTION OP S 5.
THE DEVOLUTION Off ’95.
H/TBS JOHN CHEW'S 2fBW ABCH STREET
ill THEATRE. Begins at S* to 8 o’clock.
I ULL HOUSES. FULL HOUSES,
DESTINY A GREAT SUCCESS.
SIXTH NIGHT OP MB. BAND MANN.
BANDMANN. THE TRAGEDIAN.
* this (Saturday) EVENING, Oct. 13,1866,
Be Walden s great Play of
DESTINY.
DESTINY.
Corporal Ahtolne~-~~—
Aided by the fall company
After which the nautical Drama of
THE SPITFIHE,
MONDAY NEXT- NAECISSE.
THF FAST FAMILY again shortly.
Walnut street theatre, n.b. corner
NINTH and WALNUT.
THIS (Saturday) EVENING, Oct. l& 1865,
FAREWELL NIGHT OF
Mr. J. H. HAtKETT,
Who wUI appear In bis original character of
RIP VAN WINKLE
As performed by him in the principal cities of
EUROPE AND AMERICA
To be followed by the exquhiie dramatic sketch-,
written by Mr. Hackett, entitled
- MONS. MALLET.
OB THE POST OFFICE MISTAKE.
MONS. MALLET -..Mr. J. H HACKETT
Monday—Mr. EDWIN BOOTH as lAGO.
HFLLIK’B LAST NIGHTS.
HELLER'S FARE WELL NIGHTS,
AT BUILDING.
TENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS.
LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
-Of the Wondrous Magician. Pianist and Wit,
ROBERT HELLER.
First nights in America of the great Hindoo Trick.
the Birth and growth of flowers.
The TlantiDg of a Seed—The Germinating—The
Growth of tfce Plant. Us Budding and final
GROWTH OF FLOWERS.
PLAYING WITH GHOSTS,
with eight new. startling and laughable illusions.
farewell Matinee, Saturday.
EVENING—Begins at S. Admission, Wand 75
cents. ocs-612
XTATIONAL HALL,
J> MARKET Street, above TWELFTH.
The Great LINCOLN MEMORIAL TABLEAUX,
are now on exhibition.
The Pictures. 60 in number, are from the pencil of
GEORGE WUNDERLICH. Esq.
Descriptive Lecture by SAM’L K. MURDOCH, E3q,
Choice Musical Selections by M’Ue DESILVa.
A dmission.2s cents. Reserved Seats. 50 cents.
Matinees every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons.
Admission,2scents. Children, 15 cents. ooS-6t»
XTEW AMERICAN THEATRE.
Last appearance of JO -E- H PROCTOR.
SATURDAY, O.tobpr 13th,
TWO GRAND PER *ORMANC SS,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
The ereat Pl«v ~f \aMRI" TON.
*VTEW KTi-EVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
ll yT.FVFNTH street, above CHESTNUT.
“THE FAMILY RESORT”
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
CARKCROSS & DISHY’S MINSTRELS,
The Great Star Troupe of the World, in their GRAND.
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, SONGS, DANCES, NEW
BURLESQUES, PLANTATION SCENES.
Doors open at 7 o’clock. Commencing at 8 o’clock.
At! 28- 3m| J. L. CARNCRO93, Manager,
ui NNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
Jl CHESTNUT, above TENTH.
Open from 9 A, M. to 6 P. M.
Benjamin West’s great Picture of tiHktwr R&
still on exhibition, Je4tf
¥ L O TJ. E .
the attention of Shippers to South American Ports>
and the Trade generally, is called to the following Ce
lebrated Brands of FLO URmade from NEW WHEAT'
and of which they are the sole receivers in this city.
IVORY SHEAF.
ST. LOUIS,-
LANGLEY’S CHOICE.
NED’S MILLS,
RURAL, .
PASCAGOULA.
'ANTi-PANIO,
GRANITE,
This Flour is put up In the very best ronnd hoop
packages and wifi be sold in lots to suit, ■ ',
R. J. RIDDELL& CO-,
S, W corner Broad and Vine itreots*
se22-tf
SEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
FIRST OF THE SEASON.
Albert G. Roberts,
Dealer in Pine Groceries,
ELEVENTH and VINE STREETS.
. SUBGEON DENTIST, - - -
: ■ AROH Street
Particular attention paid to filling and
TEETH, -Nitrous Oxide.or Laughing Gas, and au
administered. Makes every sfcyle of
plate in nsb; Mineral Plate Teeth, which ax surpass
all other kinds—a'epeclaity, se!9 ua
muj Had «p to nfi
mha-tir
Hr. JOHN E. OWENS
,31r. JOHN E.OWENS
..Mr. BANDMANI7