i tssj- „ Mer from Hesic*. ... , . pKLKANS,:pm 524.;-BrowaairiU9ad vwes of October 19 th have been reoeived. lS? a JS z , Chihuahua. not yet having gone , Tb er« is no: truth in the re- that Mej la had at tacked Monterey, All quiet in that icity, Escobedo still re mains there. Trevino, has gone towards Ban Louis Potosl, with two thousand men. *° look after Mejia, who is reported at Ma- Tahnla. -The latter place '.is by the Liberals. Tapeco is onjhis way to Mata moras with one. thousand men. A private - letter, received in Brownsville, announces V » severe -battlenear Saltillo, routing and de feating the Liberals under Narango and Martinez. -Shis victory literally placed Sal tillo in the hands-of the- Imperialistsrwho ■were daily expected in Monterey. A long despatch Is said, to have been re cently, reoeived from Napoleon, which had the effect of halting some French troops -about embarkingyand others were differed to prepare far active service.- Confidence in! Canales’ Ability to -hold Matamoras' is in creasing. His force is said to be fifteen hundred strong, most.of whom were boys. It is reported on good authority that Juarez had directed-the arrest of CanalesandHina josa, and their trial by court-martial. It is reported that he has; also.ordered the arrest of Carvajal, for granting such terms to •Mejiaandthepeopleof Matamoras. Nothing has been heard of Cortinas. Havana, Oct. 20.—Advices from Vera Cruz to October 13th, and Mexico to October. -45th are received. The situation of the Em pire is daily growing -worse.' It; has lat terly lost Guaymas, Hermosello, Urea Sla ner, Zongpllca andotber places of less im portance.' The Era Nouvette announces that on the 6th an important conference took place at the. palace at Chepultepec, -upon the most expeditious means to pbtain .funds for the Treasury, and a committee was appointed to draw up a report, which was all that was accomplished. The Estafette says: ,A Council of-Minis ters met on the 6th, at which Maximilian presided. Questions of .the gravest impor tance were submitted to the Council. It was rumored that Larrainzan, Minister of the Treasury, was to be removed. A .con voy, with §3,000,000 in treasure, left on the •Bth for Vera Cruz;. - : v - Letters from Tampico assert that the ■' Liberals have formally taken, possession of the lands of Manuel Onofre Parados, and "were selling the cattle' at §B2 >per head, and yokes of oxen at §B5, and offering the lands for sale at analagous prices, and for the lat ter object had sent agents to the United States soliciting purobasers. Tulancingo was being put into a.state of defence. Vin cente Martinez and several of his men were ■arrested in the vicinity of Tlalpamon an the Btb, by the order of General Oparon, and were shot the same day. The Liberal chief at Adam, Antonio Perez, had discovered a concealed store of three hundred muskets, and had raised and • equipped two hundred men. A communication had been in circulation, says La Patrida , directed by the represen tations of Marshal O. Roberts, of New York, and Bon Ramon Clarke, of the Somorana Company,'to the Minister of Public Works, setting forth, among other things, that-a sew impulse was about to be given to the labors of the inter-oceanic-road at Tehuan tepec, in order to finishtbem before April, 1869, and that the company had effected pe • cuniary arrangements with Marshal O. Ro berts, and in consequence of this arrange ment, and for the better 'service of the un dertaking, the residence, of the directing hoard had been ahanged from New Orleans to New York, changing, the Same to'the Louisiana Steamship ana Railroad Compa ny of Tehuantepec; but as the consent of the Lmperor was necessary, J. P. O’Sullivan, Attorney for Mr. Roberts, had arrived at the capital in order to obtain it. The Belgian officers whose term of service was up, had left for Europe. On the 12th, about 900 soldiers of different French corps d’armee, arrived at Vera Cruz. The 81st - corps was also expected from the interior. This body would be the first to return to . Prance. The yellow and typhoid fevers, with chills and ague, were raging at Cordova, and caused such a panic- that many families had emigrated. In Yucatan the war'between the castes ■still continues, and from what may be gathered from the meagre reports, the In dians have thus far obtained the advantage. .At the captnre of Ures by the Liberals, the Imperial Tranberg was oalled. It is said this Government has purchased of the United States two monitors, at an expense of §2,000,000, and &b the Government has no available funds, two wealthy merchants of this city have become- security for the i amount. New York, Oct,2l.—The Heralds Mata xnores correspondent, of the 19 th, states that correspondence in reference to the rights of American citizens has Men going on for some days past between the commanders on the respective shores of the Rio Grande,and has terminated in an amicable adjustment - of all questions. It is not known that any Commissioner of Ortega has arrived here from New York, though one is expected. Cortinas has announced, in an official communication to Colonel Sedgwick, that fhe should attack Canales in accordance with orders from the supreme Government, Both parties are making energetic prepara-: tions for the coming conflict. Business is almost entirely suspended there; the gunboat Chenoco is still in the hands of the United' States authorities. -Canales, Cortinas and Escobedo have asked for her. Colonel Sedgwick responded that lie would await -the decision of superior authority. Escobedo is still in Monterey.' In a communication received at Browns ville, dated October 6th, he writes:—“Gene ral Tevine.has marched to the interior with -4,000 troops; that the troops of Victoria and Tampico are in accord with "him,and will' -act in conjunction with him in his opera tions.” Information has just been received here -that General Tapia; with 800 men, is escort ing a conducts with §BOO,OOO from Monterey to Mier. The steamer Terry Galvin has gone up the river to bring the money down, Upon his arrival Tapia will immediately proceed to this city, drive ont Canales and assume the governorship by virtue of his commission from Juarez. He will doubt less act in conjunction with Cortinas. New Orleans, Oct. 24.—A band of rob bers on the Rio Grande, about fifty in num ber, have been'committing great outrages. 'They have been pursued by companies of rancheros and United States colored troops, and five of the thieves have been killed. They are composed of Americans enlisted on the Liberal Mexican' side, but who de serted after the quarrel in Matamoras. ? The robbers are well mounted and armed, and are working their way towards Sam An- j lonio. ' ” 'SMaI of the Fenian Prisoners in Canada. Toronto, Oot 24.—The trial 6f the Fenian prisoners, taken at Fort Erie in June last, commenced at noon to-day. .Colonel John 25. Lynch first pleaded not guilty.' Solicitor General Cookbum and the Hon. J. H. Cameron, M. P ..appeared for the Crown, sand J. Martin, ofHamilton, and J. Hi Boyle, of Toronto, for the defence. - » Kenneth McKenzie watches the prooeed angs in behalf of thejUnited States Govern anent. The prisoner’s counsel challenged rora before the jury was completed,; wrhich consists mainly ol farmers and me •cbanics from the country. The Hon, Mr. Cameron opened the case forthe Crown with an address to tlm The first witness, Thomas Newbieeins hf Fort Erie, identified the prisoner as hold ing a high command among the Fenians •while encamped at Father’s Farm. The evidence for the proseoution occupied until six P. M. One of the prisoners turned Queen’s evidence, and confirmed the state ments of pther witnesses. ate MIRROR'S AfITP FRAMES. ? GEOROE C. BEUKAUFF, Manufacturer of LOOKING-GLASSES, PORTRAIT. PHOTO GBAPH. PIOTUBB FRAMES, GILT * , MOULDINGS and OORNiCES, •*' IS o. 929 A BOH Street. Philadelphia. Chromo-Lithographs, Paintings, and a great va* . i riety of Engravings on hand. ; .... j■. 1 Frame-makers supplied • i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. c . : . . se22-6m*— LOUKINGrGrtASSES! NUT^S^^^^ GI ? T; * n,l '^ i ' i J- OOWPLAND; 53 Bouth Fourth, Street, near Chert nut se7-4nag< , ' SPECIAL yOTKHS. ITS* CONTRACTORS TARE NOTICE. - THE PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CES.TR 3 L RAILROAD COMPANY. Rave extended November 10th, 1866, forre ceivingpropoßals for the construction of the grading, and_bridge. superstructure, and furnishing So c i?,¥ JleB and laying the track -upon six miles of 1f. 6 , said Company’s road extending from near the - hann S vnlage ’ 06011 county, Mdf, to the Snsqne- i,Si a ??.i? lul a? l>ecl s c^* lon3 of tUe work can be exam- U?®} ?, f lhe Engineer John M. Hood, at T° rt peposlt, Cecil-county, Md., and a guide wilf be lnrnlshec to show the work to those deslrfngto look at -the same.. The Engineer purposes to be at the Rising Suu.vU lage.on Tuesday,October 30thlnstant, Friday.Novem her 2d, next; Tuesday, November 6th, and Friday, November9th. . .. ~ JOSEPH HUDDELL, —. ~, _ . Secretary and Treasurer. Philadelphia, Oct. 22d, 1866. . ’ ,- f . 0c23-tnolo It'S*NATIONAL OIL REFINING COMPANY jKgi OF PHILADELPHIA, No. 132 South SECOND Street,Octobss,4th, 1806. Notice is hereby given that all stock of this Company, npon which assessments have been called, and the same yet unpaid, will be sold at Public AagUon.at the Office of the Company (as above), on TUESDAY, October 30th, 1866, at lo o’clock A. M., or bo much there of as may be necessary to pay said assassments with the incidental expenses thereon; nnipra the amounts dne upon said stock are paid to the Treasurer on or belore that time. JAMES H. STEVENSON, -• .- 'Treasurer. J)-rS» OFFICE OP THE PHILADELPHIA AND (Kg' HOnTHJEBN matt; STEAMSHIP COM PANY, HO. 314 SOOTH DELAWARE AVENUE, ; FhhamlphiA, Sept, 8, 1368.—Notice Is hereby given, that by a resolution of the Board of Directors of the above-named company, adopted Angnst 29 1366. the FOURTH and last Installment of the capital stock of sold company, being THIRTY PER CENTUM or SEVENTY-FTVE DOLLARS per share, has been called In to be dne and payable at this office on MON DAY, the 17th Inst. WM. DENNIS, seB-tfi Secretary and Treasurer. ft's* DIVIDEND NOTICE.—OFFICE OF THE IMy OCEAN OIL COMPANY, Ns. 147 S. FOURTH street. The Directors have this day declared a DIVIDEND of TWO AND A HALF PER CENT., payable on and after November Ist clear of Slate tax. Books close October 26, at 3 P. M., and open November 2. „ „ . W. St. CARTER, Treasurer. Phil ad a., Oct. 23,1866. ’ 0c23 6t} |}"3» OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH ZINC COM o-rg PA NY, No. 333 WALNUT street, Philadel phia, October 18, 1866. The Transfer Books of the LEHIGH ZINC COM PANY will be closed on WEDNESDAY, October 24 at 3 o’clock P, M., and remain closed nntu Novem ber Ist QCl9to3ll GORDON MONGES, Treasurer. fl"S=> OFFICE OF THE OCEAN OIL COMPANY’. Ugr.No. 147 South FOURTH street —The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Ocean Oil Compa ny, wul be held at the office of the Company, on TUESDAY, November isth, next, at 12 o’clock, M. Transfer bocks will close on the 6th November and be opened on the 14th. „ _ W. M. CABTEB, Secretary. Phllada,Oct. 28,1866. Ot3i-6t| BUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY’.—The U-gy fifty-first Anniversary of the Sunday School of the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, BROADand ARCH Streets, will be held on THURSDAY EVENING. October2s,at7^o’clock. -The exercises will consist of Singing, Recitals, Presentation of Offerings, Ad dresses, Ac. The friends of Sunday Schools are in vlled. ■ ~ -- - 0c24-2t It'S* A MEETING IN BEHALF OFTHE FREED MEN of GEORGIA will be held la the Clay Mis sion Chapel. PEARL street, above Twelfth, on THURSDAY EVENING, October 25th.- Addresses will be made by Rev. Phillips Brooks, Rev. Mr. Uu dudue, Mr. McOauly, and others. The public are in i'l ted- i . 0C212f _ STOYES AMII HE*TB!»u. GOLD’S PATENT IMPROVED CAST TRON LOW STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING AP PARATTJS, for Wanning *nd Ventilating Public In stitutions and Private Residences with Pure External Air, without contaminating It by overheating it, oi the possibility of dust or coal gaa. For sale by „ „ _ JAMES P. WOOD £ CO.. B. m, Feltwell, Bupt, 41. South Fourth Btreoi. AMERICAN kll'tylKNEß on the European prin ciple of Substantial Construction and Neatness of Ap pearance, various sizes suitable for Hotels, Public In stitutions, and the better class of Private Residences with powerful Water Racks for heating large or urnafi Suantities of water far Baths or Culinary Purposes, or sale at ■ .JAMES P. WOOD. & CO.’S _ „ Warming and’Ventilating'Establishment, B. M. FeltweiL Snpt 41 Booth Fourth street. XMPROVEME?NT m BATH BOMERa-fitlleman <fc Bills’ Patent Cast Iron Bath Boilers for sale at „ . JAMES P. WOOD & CO.’S Warming and Ventilating Establishment, Sn pt. 41 South Fourth street. ABCHIMBDKAhT VHNTTLATOBS for Smoky Chimneys, Forcing Ventilation,Removing Bteam from Drying Establishments, Breweries, Sugar Refineries, Picker Rooms, and all manufactories. -- „ JAMES p. WOOD & CO.. Sole Agents. B. H. Felt-well, 41 South Fourth street Superintendent an2S-sa,tu,th.»m| A JOB BABTLETT <fc SOI). BBW Mannfactarerg or the JbbV celebrated BABTLBTT HXATEBS, Poking Banges. Gu Ovens, * Sheet Iron Wort of of and .Silver’s Airtight Stoves, : always on hand, at No. 924 Arch Street, . Philadelphia. TBOMAB B. DIXON A BONB, _ Late Andrews A Dixon. J«V No. IS2 t CHESTNUT Street, FSUMUpSIa *gg r [ Opposite United State* Mini. LOW-DOWNi PARLOB, CHAMBER, OPFIOK, AM other GRATES. - Per Anthracite, Bituminous and Wood Tina ■■ r. AMD CXIOKINQ-KalnGEb! «S. t> .WHOIJgllT.tt tpd.-RIPPATTr - MISS JAMES’ ACADEMY For Young Ladles. In the Hall of the Philadelphia Cttflnstitute. N. E. Comer of EIGHTEENTH and CHESTNUT stieete. Entrance on Gheetnnt street, ocl-lm* ’ TTBE BEST PROVIDED SCHOOL IN THE JL UNITED STATES,—The SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, CHESTNUT, N. W. cor Twelfth street, a School for Boys and Young Men. re openaßept, loth. J, ENNIS. Principal. an2»j&n SCHOOL FOR BOYSINo, 2 s. w. FKNN SQUARE, reopens MONDAY, Sentemhei ra, with Increased tacultlee, for the accommodation os YoMgPnpUa. JOSEPH DAVISON, au27-2m« principal. pIiABSIOAIi INSTITUTE.—DIE AN - STFm.mjrrsS w low liOcuati Duties resumed September 3d, J. W.FAIRES.B.D. t Principal Prop. j. maboteau, .. - Teacher of the FRENCH LANGUAGE, • ■ ,'V . OCI7-lm» - i Bonth TENTH street. No. 264. TS« THE PHILADELPHIA RIDING BCHOOL FOURTH street,above VINE, la now open for thTTaU and Winter Season. .Ladles and Gentlemen will find every provision tor comfort and safety, ae that a thorough knowledge of this Beautiful accom” illshment may be obtained by the moat timid. - Saddle horaea trajned. ln the best manner. Saddle homes, horses' and vehicles to hire. Also, carriages for fane rals to*cars. *O. : . »*■ seiStf THOMABCRAIGBA BON. LADIEb’ TBIBOnTOS. OPENING.—MBS. M. A. ~ vY NO. 1031 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Importer of Ladles' Dress and Cloak Trimming, Cloak Making in all Its varieties. Ladles fUrnlshlm their rich ana coelly materials may rely on belne ar tistically fitted, and their work finished In the most prompt anfiemdent manner, at the lowest possible pricesjn twenty-fonr horns' notice. Cutting and has? tng. Patterns In sets, or by the single piece for mer chants and dressmakers now ready. selS-ly i JgyAiraai MATRON WANTED.—A member of the Episcopal Church Is wanted tor matron of a home in this city. Apt llcatlons may be made at 1303 Bproce street on TUESDAY, between 11 and 12 o’clock. , - ocgtfl WANTED.—' WSnted an OFFICE AND STORAGE ROOM on either first or second floor, on Dela ware avenue, between Arch and Vine streets. Ad dress Box No. 137, Philadelphia Post Ofllce. ocl9't£ BOABDNe. THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE, south East Cor ner of SPRUCE and EIGHTH Streets, Is open to rc-ceIvaBOARDERS, Rooms Single' and Suites with private Table If desired ■ oclO Im* BOARDTNG. —A-snlteof Rooms to rent, with beard, 1514 CHESTNUT Street, OC2I it* HE DAILY EVENING BffLfc&TIN.—PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY. OOTQ JggQ-CHABTHB PE^PffiKPAI*. FSRE INSURANCE COMPANY i FBTLAPEIiPHIAa ; T Assets on January l, 1868.' #8,506,851 96. inmnMiiwM-ti (W M naSSS= ===3ss UNSETTLED CLAIMS. $11 t 467 6S. losses Paid Since 1829 Over 000,000. Perpetual'andleraporarypollclei on ÜbaralTarnu „ i MBPOTOBa, Chas.B.Bancker,. Edwazaasalt, Toplas Wagner, George Falee, Samuel Grant, Aifreti Filler. '• Geo.Wßlcharda, : , Fras.W.Lewls, IC.D. Isaac Lea, 1 - Peter McCalL CHABLEB B. BANCKEB, President, ran w vFi DALE, Vice ireeldent. JAB. v> MoALLlßtjck, Secretary protean*-* **“^l &IRARD FIRE AND’ MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. OJfifiOß. 415 WALNITT STRignyr. ptttt. a nymrirr. CAPITAL PAID IN, IN dABH, BDCUIon. This company continues to write en ArtMiJc j onto Its capital, with a good Burkina, Is safely Invested, Losses by fire havebeengromgtly paid, andmora »«■ Dlsbnned on this account within the past law years, the present the office of this company yrm rt 415 WAIITOT STREET, BUILDING “ few months will remove tolls OWI , N. E. OOR. SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT, tlien, is now, we shall be happy to lnsnre our patrol »t such ratee aa are consistent with safety, IHOMAB CRAVEN. 33 AMBKD 8. GILLETT, FgBMAN SHEPPARD, N. S. LAWBMm . THOMAS CRAVEN, President. COMPANY Ol Incorporated In 1811. , - Charter Perpetual OFFICE, No. 808 WALNUT BTHEET. CAPITAL, 8800.000, Inenres agalnst lose or damage by FIRE, m Houses, Stores and other Buildings, Uraltedor per petaal, and on Fnrnltore, Goods Waxes and mercfian tise In town or country. , ASSSP promptly adjusted AND PAID, 71 - on City Property, well se- . im imi a States Government Loans 135,000 ot Philadelphia city 6 per cent, i^i&na..55,000 0( Pennsylvania t 0,000,000 « per cent Loan. Sooo « Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, first anise cenrt Mortgages «000 a o&mden and Amboy Railroad Company's finer cent. Loan.-. .. fi.ooo ft Philadelphia and Riding naiima/i com* pany’a 6 percent. JLoazu 5.000 a aimiwgdon and Broad Top 7 percent, mort gage b0nd5,....;., ..... 4.550 or bounty Fire Insurance Company’s Stocks. _ l osooi Mechanics 1 Bank Bt/yjf ~ 4)000 « Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stocks 10,000 « union Mutnal Insurance Company's »»/«*>• «n of lellanco Insurance Company V.7Phn.> n i. phla’a Stock 1,000 a j*ah In bank and on hand £gu 71 DIRECTORS. WSS.OOI If gem. Tinsley, Beffi. W. Tinsley, Wm. Mmer, Hlft, Samuel BSspham, Cliarles Lelani, H.L, Carson, Thomas H. Moore. Bobertßteen, Samuel Caatner, Wm, Bte venson, Alfred English. James T. Toons. thomab a PHTLanEUPHia. December l. isg. de2o-th,s,ta,ti PROVIDES T Lira AND TRUST COMPANY A _ OF PHILADELPHIA; NO. 11l South FODBTH Street. INCORPORATED Sd MONTH, 220.1565. CAPITAL, 1150,000. PAID IN. Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by 5 id or -20- year premiums. Nonforfeiture. Endowments. payable at a future age. or on prior de 0r lfryear Annuities granted on favorable terms. Term Policies. Children’s Endowments, This Company, while giving the Insured the security •t a paid-up Capital, will divide the entire Profits of the Life business among its Policy holders. Moneys received at Interest, and pjdd on demand. Authorised by charter to execute Trusts, and to act. as Executor or Administrator. Assignee or Guardian, and in other fiduciary capacities under appointment ol any Court of this Commonwealth or of any person or persons, or bodies polltls or corporate. - „ DIRECTORS. Samuel B. Shipley, Richard Cadbury, Jeremiah Hacker, Henry Haines, Joshua H. Morris, T. Wlstar Brown, Richard Wood, Wm. a Longttreth, _.„ Charles V. Coffin. SAMUEL B. SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PABRY, THOMAS WffiTARM* J. B. ooi.tn Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser. a/rUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OS LIL PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE!, NO. 6 BOOTH FIFTH STREET. ASSETS, MUTUAL BYBTEH EXCLUSIVELY. Caleb Clothier, Benjamin Malone, Thomas Mather, T. Ellwood Chapman, Simeon Matlock. Aaron W. Gasklll, THOMAS MATHER, T. ELLWOOD CHAP! WAiNDT *"•*• nos, mt a KpSataftSSS ihuullßflpe] SSKSSf *«* j^^a^Saog t^g ch * l ‘ mj,e ' PQrDltni » “W Sana- CNOOBPOBATKD IN ITM—OAPITAIi. mtntwn Aim rAn> ggßfgrfi^CTLAßTirn, ■ Arnura. Coffin, JoUnHwonj S«S*S£-- SfflaSfe-* Qurlea Tmylor, £uSSSh.t*H» Ambrose whit*, H R mis. ”"' luohirti WOUsm Ogmmlnw, CHAJUUK *"*««•■ pHmranrSUHANOB COMPANY OP PHn.a on llherauerma, on bnilfllmf^alr^SdS.iSrntoS W^^^r^K“ ff,l?nnwienlljroa taMhW been promptly adJuSed andjSflfl. B * T * ■ DlBEat^WdLewli, &£■£££& | • a®®. WllHamß. Grant, ATKMtmmSr^’ ■r.-.ppSßSr- : Incorporated by the Bttteo t Pennsylvania, u month, CNtalfitßS Id-Viaa, INTEREST OIV „,JPB Alto AHNrarossr "t— —PM.IIW iMggsr- Richard Wood, f Wto. O. Lon^Sefli. Chas. P. Ooffln. _ HAMUEL: SHIPLEY, ProldaiL RowtaebPabbt, Actuary, “ ovrnoL * aM " Mr gamsoam J3AMH INSURANCE COMPANY, ” Ho. MJCHESTNUT STHEKT. _ T „ „ , _ PHILADELPHIA^^ FIBB AND INLAND lINBDBABCB .. . 1 - . yftttH. Pnmtfli N. Book, j n o. W, Kvermaa, BMbardio*, Robert BTFotterT Ino. Kessler, J*„ Wright, E. D. Woodruß, Cha .Stokes, 890 ' A, ||Xncibn. tuo£“i&& JOTSPBAHing. INCOME POE 1S«; 1310,000. • 8126,522 21 CHANTER PERPETUAL. DIRECTORS FOB 1868. William. P. Boeder, Joseph Chapman, Charles Evans, Edward EL Needles, Wilson 2L Jenkins, Lukens Webster. CALEB CLO benjamin CEB. President. MjONE, vice President, Secretary. LIVERPOOL AMD LONDON : insurance comp ant. Capital and Assets. $16,000,000. inverted in United States, $1,500,000 Total Premiums received by the€om> panyin 1865, $4 047175. Total Losses Paid in 1865, $4,018,250. Premlama received in the XT. s.' from January 1 to July 1, 1866. #737,697 32. liOßses In United states.from January 1 to July 1, promptly *adjMted without relerenoe to ItWOOD SMITH, OFFICE, 1 (Jeneral Agent for Pennsylvania. No- 6 Merchants’ Exchange. feStu.th.lti, PHILADELPHIA. . ■Ee&t ; . /*IBB ABBOOIATIOii, S> A r>HT>Tri@ C^ P(, J? t S? y»roh Z 7. 1860. . ™ bUffi -is. J? • JPIFTH street, in jgb ssg»SijMgsg> * * Stta *** < ta *° ®y BTAT3EMEKT of ue Asets of tbs Association •" -- . Jaanary 1,1865. 8 n®B Norto HHH'toS?) u S* §»K?? er, “H£P t MO .Bends.-.—.—45*000 £C 0. Botee.—— —.—7ZH <£moßo City Warrants. _ “ ms m Cash on band S7,<a« jtsma in „ GEOBGE W. TH?OEf, President WM.H. HAMILTON JOSEPH B. LYNDAIL JOHNBOUDKB. liEVX P. QQATB. PETEBA-KEYSEB, SAMUEL SPA^HAWE, John pbolbin, Charles p. bowks, JOHN CABBOW, JESSE LIGHTFOOT7* GEOBGE I. YOUNG, IBOBEBT SHOEMABKB, TO. T.BUI'LSB, Secretary. jvtus OOUMTY STBS UXBUBASQB OFPICB NO. 110 SOUTH FOURTH BTBESI . BELOW CHXBTNCT. * aP® f™ Insurance Company of tbs Oountj or CiOKpOTated by tbs Lexis laturs Pennsylvania In 1333, for Inriprrmity sAlsst loss as lam*** by fire, exclusively. CHARTER PERPETUAL, nils old IM reliable insHtation, with ample capita' and cvnungent food carefully invested continues to In sore bull dines, fornlfcdre, merchandise, Ac., either r>3i trsnantly or for a limited time, against loss or dmmvrt by fire, at the lowtst rates consistent with the safety of lta custom era. Losses adjnsted possible Ctapalcs Charles J. Sutter, Edwin L. Beskll, Henry Crllly, John Horn, Robert V. Massey, Jr„ Joseph Moors, Henry Bndd, George Hecks, Andrew H, Miller, James M. Stone. dHART.KS J. SUTTER. Pr cattail BrstJAMm P. Hogosur. Sotfv and Treasnrsr, IJIBE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. Tf£2 P PENNSYLVANIA PIKB INSURANCE OOX pAMY—Incorporated ISB-Cbarter Perpetual—3 c COWALNUT BCeet, opposite Independenoe Boners. Ibis Company, favorably known to the oommonirj tor over forty yean, cantlnnes to Insure agamstltEt ar damage by fire, on Public or PrlvatsEaUdlnia siiher permanently or fbr a limited Urns AMoTco yariiltojßStocba of Goods ana Merchandise teensrafiy Their Capital, together with a lam Snrplni Pond It invested In the most carefhl manner, which them to offer to the Insured an undoubted security ti the csss of loss, DIRECTOR?. Daniel Smith, Jr„ I John Devereax, Alexander Benson, J Themes Smith, liase HaslPhoret, I Henry Lewis, Thomas Robins, 1 J. Gillingham PUB rwTtlel TTaddaA V» * ”** dahikl SMTra.jr,, Preside**! William 6. CBowma. Secretary. A MHRICAN FTRErNHUBANCB OOMPANY. a INCORPORATED ISIO—CHABTKH FERPS TUAJL PS WALNUT THIRD Street, ■gavta a lam PSMPP CAPITAL STOCK and BUR PLUS In vested In sound and available Secxirlilos. oort- Bnne to insure on Dwellings, Bterea, Pomltnrs, lin thandlso, Vessels in portend thotfOsmes. snd othas Personal Property. AllLnms Überally and pmm-n. •dlortad, anOTnti .--'I . rbomaaß. Marta, I John T. Lewis, lohn Welsh, | James B. OampbslH Samuel a Morton, I aimnne q. DnfflhT Patrick Bradj , , I Charles W, Poallnsyt IITUBI Karris. rrSQMAS ~R_ MAUrn. TMSIdtSL Sg A KXHICAN MUTUAL INSUBAHGB OOXTIHI, Sa?^asaßsiflsS2iD%afflgaE! Ri&k* taken an vends, camea and frilEhts to all nark 3f the'world, and on roods on Inland transportation oa «»▼««» Proliant. _ PETER CULLEN, Vtoi Prwlici ROBERT J. MEE, BacreUry. ffHUjuaCnUi, Peter Onllen. rohn Dellett. Jr., WUlUmHTiferrick, pEp- FIRE tKBUKAUCE COMPART OT IJLAI>ttLFKIA -~O f ' y IC B . No. a NOBTB FIFTH STREET, NEAR MAKRETSTEKET. itoooipomed by the Leglalatnro of Pennsylvania. Cmotkb ANDABSEIB, tlsftooo. Make Immranne agalnirt Loss or Dams** b» Fire or Pobllc oxtPrlvate Bmldlnca, FnTnitnm. rC««w Soods and Merchandise, on fhvorable terms, QeorwErety, Doll, Angnot C. MUler, Jacob Schandler, John F. Bolster ling, Bamnel Miller, Henry Trooraner, Edward P. Moyer. William McDaniel, AdamJ.Qlaas, arttUmhCTH.Mlier, Israel Pet Hon, f*ste*g*staak o , Frederick Ladner Tonas Bowman, jgEOBOT — Jakarrif. President. PHmgKTbSi^MlS.^j^^y 1 *” pr “ w * sa A^d&frlSiSfiJgggl™ compant - C&nnnce on Vessels, Gurnee bbi Tzelcnt. Inland tn Of thf Tf niny^ fSvMFeaHoa, p. Lather, Peter Blearer. pewlsAnflenried, J. RBanm; J. R. Blakiston, Wm. P?l)sin. Jos* Menfleld, I John Ketchem. WM* KSHKB, President. , WM.M. smith. Vlo<>,Pml aSa se22»3m> CABPETim J. »?^!^i , p^a latNo 1 atNo - iS3BonOisECOND Keeps constantly on hand A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS. MATTINGS, DRUGGETS, „ v. v WINDOW SHADES, 4a, 4a, to whit* we would invite the attention of all who wish topprcna3e^^^^^^^^^^^^^^o C 9.ta,tfr, B .9mj L B o^&i?. e i^*^£Sb^o'?iSr!S sgrlptlon, which will be promptly execntedTHD. MUND A. 80UDEB A 00. Doch 8L wSf^iw [GLE HOOPS (PLAT OB STEEP) COVERED WITH JOHNS' ENGLISH HOOPING CLOTH, AND coated with LIQUID GUTTA PEROHA PAINT. “aWegthemnerfectly water nroof ’ ROOFS repaired with Gntta QT ifor five years. , hafd™ §2g FS coated wittl u « aid whioh Zl ®C,or IRON coated with Liquid JfDtta ££T? a * at smaU expense. Cost ranging from J^°,5 ei ? t 8 per B V»Me foot Old Board or Shingle ®Sr£»i»4?i <^ ntS a per , B^uare foot* oil complete. _5?f 011 hand and fbr sale by the AND PENNSYLVANIA ROOF- I^?oa C £? IPANY ‘ GEO. HOBART, 0c206m. ; - 2SO North FOURTH Street. proidyEHTBrajRrStACHINB BELTINa STEAM a Aiijt * IXQ, HOBS) itfi- GOODYEAR’B, - - 808 Chestnut street. We have ahu w and CHEAP ?P d PAVEMENT HOSE, very cheap, to which the attention of the trablio in caueM : " A TMORE’S MINCED MEAT.—The undersigned s£k J*? now receiving Into store, the above celebrated Minced Meat, put up in Firkins of 38 and 68 lbs., also in Barrels and Glass Jars, and are prepared to furnish it to tbo t£fwle *t the lowest manufacturer’s prices- JOB. BvBtJSSIER ft CO., 108 South Delaware Avenue. Twenty-Five Barrels Prime Cranberries and for sale by J, B, BOSSIER ft CO., 108 South Deli waxo Ayenue. Henry C. Danes, Wm. 8. Lowber, J. Johnston Brcrm. Samuel A. Hu lon, Mason Hutchins, HmryL.Kdttr B. Hodman Mnrsaa, aatim, LUMBER. iBB-25,1866 auctioh sAiass. 1m -xnutfAb « sons, AmmoNfficsa, f“«M-g^sasfs® rs^swsr-- jmd on tke. eatnrd*y.pievlotti to etoh-jbjUo £OOB fltt? - IS? 252f r 3 , r > ft o * l Xhe smallest dweianji t- X f^^^^ A±Ea *‘ H>#AnotJaa StK «ttenusn given to old it j>m«b e »srS s * 3 ™ ; '^»^£2b£Srd^^iSS3[£>n&SSSsa.^SS£'- tleJh , it Dt lm I gS2SSk ; 252 *** 4e6p V , Twaa; story dlicKo mc§TsEonfffiSP^2B£ st„ opposite Independence Squari; 25 fem a Inch* t r bP t gg* l I fe I t tu AcieSnbl st —2 valuable fronts TC? tot *5 r f>SF B ' E S ?JOKY BRIOK D AtBLLINQ 1 wenHeth street, south of Vlcesfc Has cvVr^s^TsnSl. nCe3 “ d ta HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE, 8 AORE3 Bristol Turnpike, near Torrlsttale abjut a o f amlle north of the station on the Trenton Railroad. Bosrsßsa Stand -FOUR STORY MARBLE and BRICK STORE, Nos. 10 and 12 North irXOQt St* i >! v ' i Sale—Estate of James Qteen, dec’d— THREK-STOBY BRICK D No, 1838 Parser st.; north of Prime. . • °‘ P| B S£9PS" sale—Estate of James E: Smith, de i::FKE?E'a?9B' 5f brick: dwelling, no. 108 North Sixth stbetween Arch and Race tfSS e TsSl ta i e-TV J? >^,^ 3ft,r -BRICK-DWELL LING, Fifth st., north of Poplar. . SameSstate— BULLDINg LOT. Orchards*. t BRIQK: D WELL LING, Sixth st., north of Poplar, r ist&te TWOSTOBY BRICK DWELL ■o* u * °£*ih st,, with two frame dwellings in the rear. • ®am® RENTB2ohyear..; A ** ar * 151 Cheater cponty, TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING. No. 312 Christian st., west of Third st—hie parlor, din lEg-rcom and kitchen on the first floor, gas. Ac. BRICK «and FRAME 5™?%V N( ?5* Nos * 1513 « 1515 M(11517 Bace st— 59 feet irons, 120 feet deep. - ?, , i3Sfe u ssj£ utbar »er. Jr-. deo’d-THREE- NlSnfhwSl DWKLLIKS . NO. 1581 Bodinest, „ 5 THREKSTORY BRICK DWELLING, Nos. 1,3. 5, ct^nw e o^ oBxt ’ between Lombard and Sonth and Front and Second sta. GROUND RENT f2O a year. ~ Valuable Business Pbopjebty -THREE-STORY SSIC® BUILDING, THREE STORY BRICK STORE Ncs. 254 and 256 North Filth at, sonth of vine, with 3 FOOT-Story Brick thaifSßf—c« fppffmnt 2 GROUND RENTS, ?solyefl?e£ihi feet front. 0^ 123 ' frfm W the n st^ P Sf a I Bchool '' Eook3 ' • Sale No. 1509 Spruce street. superior furniture; mirrors, chandf cldths, |° OECABiC - FINE cS'pare, OR ON TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 8). At 1C o clock, at No 1509 Spruce street, by catalogue, the superior Parlor, Dining-room and Chamber Furnh tore. Large Mantel and Fler Mirrors Chandeliers. Walcnt Bookcases. Pine Carpe s. Oil Cloihs. Matting Ac. Also, a quantity of Kitchen Utensils Rtlrlgerft lors. Ac. 6 SS- TheOiblnet Fund are was made by Moore A Campion. Also, a lot of Choice Plants May be examined on themornlng of sale at 8 o'clock. . Sale No. 1707 Locust street. ELFGANT FURNITI RE. MIRRORS PIANO CURTAINS, BiLVER. OIL PAINTINGS kS'. GRAVINGS. ELEGANT CHANDELLERS &c Oft TUESDAY MORNING. NOV. 6 At 10 o clock, at No. 1507 Lccnst street by catalogue the entire elegant Furn Pure. Including dlegantßcse wood Grand Plano, made by Chickeriog. cost SI2UO - Drawing room Furniture, fine plush cover’ -Ca, rtalD3 , t 0 patch; large and elegant French Plate Mlrrois. In rich frames; s.t elegant Clock and Candelabras, richly carved: tine Silver Tea Set, Fork* and Spoons; Frenc# Plated Ware, Covered iliahes China end GlawwsJe, elegant Ornaments handsome Dining-room, Library and Hall Furniture, Bookcases, Velvet and Brussels Carpets elegant rosewood Cham her -Furniture, dare oil Palnunts and Engravings, handsome Ctandellera and Fixtures. Ac. ** * 3 A Iso the Kitchen Fnrnltnre and Utensils, N-P examined the day previous to sale from 10 to 3 o clock, with cat&logu es. BX JOHN Bi UTEBBA OO.) APOTuiumiihi Net. 232 and 254 MARKET street, corner ofEari f _. ON FRIDAY— Traveling Shirts, Clothing. Shirts and Drawers snt Ties and Handkochlefe, Hosiery. Patent Thread, Y arris. Zephyr Goods, Hoop Skirts. Umbi ellaa &c. Also, an invico Goods, Fancy Articles, Ac. LARGS POSJ/i'iV±fi OP At, ON FIUIJAY iIORNTNG, Oct 26, at jY tfiaock, Will be eold,'bj catalogue. < i tourmontb* credit, about 200 pieces ofanperflß. and fine ingrain, royal rfftTn«fc> Venetian. Hat, on tel neay cottage and rag carpetings, embracing a cholct assortment of superior goods, which may be examined early on the morning of sale. 11VW - LARGE PEREMPTORY BALE OP PRENOH AND OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS. Ac. .. ON MONDAY MOBNING. OCT. 29. HUD ftßd British Dry Goods, PmhTßrfny % bill meat of fhncy and staple articles EiSues. worsteds, woolma. lingua and colons. * N. B.—Goods arranged tax 'arta «w<. 1 ogees ready early on morning of sale. liAIWE POSITIVE SALE OP FRENCH, SAXONY ITALIAN, AND BRITISH DRY GOOODS. Ac. ~, N °fF, I ? E r II “S? IIe<S ta onr »te of MONDAY, Ocl 29. will be (bund In part the following, vis— LAMA BROOKE SHAWLS AND SCABFS. 1500 Puls Broche Lons Shawls. open and filled centres, from medium to very high cost, new styles and colorings. 500 black and white Lama Long Shawls. 500 black and white Lama Square Shawls, isoo dozen Broche Scarf a - very rich quality and choice patterns. w ““ The above ebawls and Scarfi, Just landed, embrace an elegant assortment of choice designs, of a favorite Importation, worthy or special notice by all dealers in fine goods* LARGE POSOTVE BALK OP BOOTS, SHOES BROGANS, TRAVELING BAGS. Ac. * * .. ,ON TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 80. At 10 o clock, will be sold, by catalogue, on four months’ credit, about 1,300 packages Boob, Sloes, Bal morels, <£c., embracing a Prime and fresh assortment of firsPdass City ana Eastern manufacture. Ones for examination with catalogues early on tbs |~AJtLEB A. FREEMAN. ATJOTXOKEKB. BINTH PAlt^SAlE^Fß^jr^^ATa^D ” _ . SIOCKB OOTOBEB 3], IS6& This Sale, on WEDKEHDAT.at u o’clock noon, ai the Exchange, will lnclnde the following— 1 stocks. Particulars to-morrow, ~ nami osX°i* s°? A bbq'Bt&t*—a three-story torlcfc dwSSi 0 *; l i b , y 4 &L 25 ground rent.' Executor! Absolute Sale — JZsta‘e of Elizabeth Peartoru dee’cL Kc. 420 8. ELEVENTH BT-A thS* at?ry brie* fc ?f k ,bove iombaS. 18 by w“«d ar time, I*uc,- . 315 ♦ SEVENTH ST—A trfintftfil thrAMtnrv &5A w S m ”?’ s P£?ce. isfeetu f£| f ?«sto£ P ' “ 800 d order. Half cash. immediate No. 525 VINE ST—A handsome residence. Vine qt below Sixth, 19by 117 feet. Clear. Orphans Cowl Absolute Sale—Estate of James J&Tartin, dic’d. ho 16S7H. THIRTEENTH BT—A three story brick with back bnUdinff, below Colombiaavenoef I6T>? 116 feet. $lO6 ground rent N^d^S* 0 io *-Eleventli,Decota, DaapUn and CSbS SL h Ol l£l N c^T. B wm asa at - «*«■«»» Nos. 223 and 225 N. SIXTEENTH ST-Frame nnrt £i!X?si3r ons ? a ? 2 * ot * Bo feet to Garden st $75 gromid rent. Exxcutors*BaU-EstaUof John Waa£s t f * amG house and lot, Garden st. &nn *“ . TO BENT—MANSION AND FUBNmjBE, very elegant Doable Mansion, furnished com pletely, in a fashionable part of the city. To be rented for six months from Ist of November. Apply at th* auction store. THE HttDSOttAl MOHJIT KBTAKtIBHJaan -L 8.8, cornel of SIXTH end BACK streets. Money advanced on Merchandise generally watches, Jewelry* Diamonds, Gold and Sliver Phi* and on all articles of value, fbr any length of time agreed on* WATCHES AHD JEWELRY AT PBTVATH batyb Pine Gold Hunting Cue, Doable Bottom and Ope Face American and Swiss Patent Levs; Watches:Blne Gold Hunting Case and Open Pace Lc pine Watches: Sine Geld Duplex and other Watohsa Fine Silver Hunting Case and Open, pace English American and Swiss Patent Lever and TJmi™ Watches: Double Case icngiiah Quartier and one Watches; Ladies* Fancy Watches; Diamond Breast Pins; Finger Blngs; Pencil duo, and Jewoiry cut ih&b BALE.-Ahuneaadsplendid Fireproof Obm' Bailable for a Jeweler, prtco ,550. Also, several LoU la Sontb Camden! Fifth nj Chestnut streets. > dk H VIB A HASViCf. APOTTONTirBnttt (Late with M. Thomas A Sons,} - Store No. 233 Chestnut street. iTTENIi uRE RATiTCS at the Store every Tnfwdsy , attention* AT KESID - ENaßa will Executory Sale-Estate of L. Brechmln. deed. REAL AND IMITATION JEWEIJtY BTONEB. PEARIS CAMEOS. ENAMELS, *? ' ; OjN THIJB&DAY MORNING. n6v L At 11 o’clock, at tlie auction rooms, bv orderof exe cutors, theyerylarce stock of Real and Imitation Stones, for Jewelry, comprising abont 630 lots. • Also. Jeweler’s Tools. Thewl ole have been carefolly arradged and coanted. May be exatnincdiwlth catalogue on tbe morning ol sale. . ; _ ... . . • , The large and valuable collection of Coins belonging to the same estate will be sold ata fnture day. . CJ. WOLBERT. AUCTIONEER, No. 16 South • SIXTH street, between Ohestnnt and Market. LARGE SALE OF FRENCH CHINA AND GRA NITE WARE. ON FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, Oct. 26, at precisely 10 o’clock, at No. 16 Booth Sixth street- - The contents of 12 casks Decorated and Plain French China, and the contents of 2S crates Edwards & Son's •and Fornival'o White Granite Ware, comprising a de. suable assortment for city and retail oslesTjnat landed ftom lAyeiposl packet, 0«3-2t» ; ABOTIOI SAiQjSS. T>Y B, SCOTT, —^nr. •M ? AUCTIONEER, . ? No. 102(- CHESTNUT street ; v :■!. ! POSTPONEMENT. " ' *JS*£?J? a £? , lS DCe of tb © Bothavlnsr arrived from tie Custom House, at New York, foraprooefiUsDttr. SuSSSm!’ of SHEFFIELD SLLVEfi P™S GOODS wlllba postponed until TO-MOKBO Iff MORN ING, Bt 11 O’CIOCtC. , r - :■ GREAT SALE OF ELECTRO SILVER PLATED GOOI)8 r ' IVOEY TABLE AND OTHER OCT USBY. DIRECT FROM MFS3R9 JOS. > BAKIN &. SONS. Spring Street Works. Sheffield, England. „ . ON FRIDAY HORNING. ' October 26, At 10 o'clock, at Scott's Art Gallery, l(fi» Cheßtnnt street, will be sold, a cbolce and beaatifaT assortment of FIRST-CLASS > PATENT ELECTRO SEL YES '-'■'T " PLaTED goods. .. . . Ivory Table and other Oatlery, In the'newest do* BlgnAconslstirg of Entree Dianes. Salt era, DI-h Oo yejB'Corner Dißhes, Spirit and Liquor stands. Picket Manas, 4. sand 6 bottles Castors.'Cake Prolt and Ilxead Baskets, Kettles with and withotitLamns. Tea ® Bts - raised, chased, lacquered and em §2r?S2j«llii,fre%,s®rlety: fjak Carvers, Presentation Wt 2 H ' Goblets and Cups lined with gold r Toast Hacks. Bodp Sauce and Punch - Xi&dies. ; Tongs Tabtej Dessert and Tea bpoons. Table ' Foria ' lint Cracks, Knife Relta, Crashers, -Bartel’ Rn?SS- r rv, n ? Salt „*r' n P 3 ' Candlesticks, BagS i??.!?.™' , BQtt er'Coolers. Eperanes, Molasses Vases, Trait DlshfS. and a variety of othernrticlea. _ , . CUTLEBY. an immense quantity of Bianpp An<f DesaertEHives and Forks, and bone £uZ stock is with confidence recommended bv' Sft tbexes PBcUbiilty and high standmeS" " EU T^ of ? b e e Open for examination on Thursday, 25th instr CBYBTAB Scott's Philadelphia Art Ballen will bn *nirt?.?Sft.2i tlon ol Oil Paintings embracing^ works ofmentfJlSJ soms of our most eminent Amerlmti artliS SeShS wltbaonmberorspienilM Crratal Metol'io^. Open lor examination on TUESDAY, 23d Unt. ..FINE PROOF FRAMED ENGRAVINGS' OS MONDAY, TUEatiAY and WEDNEsn a v £9tb. 30tb and 31at lnat, at U oSoSTaTm o'clock P. M.. at fecoti’s Art Gallery 1020 ChpqtSnt It? Win be SOM, 225 fine E?Sef^CTakm2£oh?£ MODERN OIL PAINTINGS. ’ • ' „ On MONDAY EVENING/ Nov.s. etl% I’clock, at Scott’s Art Gallery, a vain able colleeilon ol Modem On Paintings. * “ io ?»Sf^f n o o irmgss§tei?ss ext, Onr location being In tbe centre of the mostSeS lonable thoroughfare of onr city makes it a desirable resortforconnolssenra and lovers o’ art In N. B-—Sales of merchandise in general solicited. Personal attention given toont-door sales. B. SCOTT. Ja. T Bo^ m No. 1110 CHESTNUT ncreat ■ ■ii. i (Bear entrance 1107 Sansom street.) UOUS kNOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY na SCRITTION RECEIVED ON OONRl'iNwia** _ , BALES EVERY FRIDAY MOBNING/ of Furniture at Dwellings attended ja on fte meat R**aaonab7e Tpnna. SALE OF READ to. AT.THS <s V B ? l i respectfully inform than • Sale at No. 2018 Arch street. HAKTSOME *ND HOUSEHOLD n l OH] mil f uri i"" P? TDISBaY JHO&K.LHG, OOT. 30. At lOocloch,on the premise. No. 2jlh 4>rh wIH to® sold. all that Three-fitory Bricfc 'iwelllag wltti fSS?IS^f u>r f h y^S° n6ln « a i lot feet sfnSS front by ifofeetln depth with outlet on Cathbartst! The house witb every modern convenience. HOUECHHOLb" FtTsMITUKET Xmtnedlßtelf alter ibe Bale of the honse will be sold the handsome Household Tomitore. Bale at No UlO Cheetnnt street. SUPEBIOB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, pmma HIBBOBB, CABPETS. *cT^ .OH FRIDAY HORNING, Anca<m No mo <2«*na» s^sssssssa^ Fami - FINE GUN 3 ABD PISTOLS.' ON FBIDAY MOBSINa. At the auction store, v-iil be sold one elegant double etS?lS^5 plece % n^ e J , y, E - Middleton, BUnSns cam, one do. do.made by Hollla it Sheath: two case* of fine pistols; one fine rifle. «»«, i»u on . , BOSEWOOD PIAHO FOBTE. by &.°n *^ven° d aßVen ° ctaTe Piaao Poite - “aH» FINE DRESSES. Also, 2 rich Bilk Dressy, new. SALE OP DIAMOND JEWELRY, Ac. For account of whom It may concem-T ... ~ _ ON FRIDAY, OOX. 2S, , „At 1 o cloct precisely, will be sold without reserve— - single stone Diamond. Pins, one of them wei chine a Sjtogle stone ilngs. Cluster IS an# Rta? ■ QoW Watch and fihMn, 12 Silver Table ENGIJBH AND SSSFuSSuSS WATEE THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, November land 2. at half-past 7 o'clock at the Art Gallery of the Auctioneers. No. 1110 OHESTNUTst eeratlaSlln oaferiog to the Philadelphia public tula truly magnificent catalogue. In which are nearly 100 specimens that were selected In London and Paris by a gentleman of cultivated t.ate, ably assistidby oneof onrmost gifted artlstß,none of which worka have yet been exhibited in America. Many or the first masters are here represented by guaranteed original spep l ™™ 3 . bavo unquestionable pretentions to f al .Shaatof artistic character, emiaentlp anperior la their peculiar line as works of art to anything offered th S#, lt7, jeflectlng In the most positive manner the powerful and comprehensive grasp of la the Eogllsn and French pencils with such lUelike portraiture Among the most pro minent names, whose producfions would bean aeaul fbUowlngsl6 clloiceat coHectlons of the oountry, are tha J.P, Herring, Lebas, 7?? SS^ eemor ' Hammsrton. J J>, Harding. g npii Jamea &. Meadows, Burrell J. Harris, Kennard, acT& s-isaf Horace Varnet, P, L. Conterier, Lanfont de tvioit- 1 Ferdinand Mahrohn, eiS-frlt ■ te * Paul Caron, Wittier, Ferole, Cattermole, GUbert, J. Rutin. Taylor, j. Wins ant. O/B. Jacobi, Franti, ai d many others of note. The Patnrlngs are now on view, and will confirm* so, day and evi mug, until nlghta of sale oontuma either of the Auctioneer By babbittaoo., adchtoehebb,’ - “ Cash Auction House, NmKOMarket street, comer of Bank stops:, cash advanced on consignments wlthnntexprarhar»«- peremptory sale sro unsMsomomp GOODS. „ ON FRIDAY MORNING. October 28, commencing at io o’clock. 30c lola Cloths ana lCasaimeres; 300 dozen Shirts and Drawers Ac Also. MO dozen asaorted Hosiery; ioo cases Gingham Dmbrellaa: Invoices of Dress Goods, Alpacas, smcks of Goods, with a large assortment of Nlscellaneoua Goods. <Eo.Hnvolces Boots, Shoes, Hoop Skirts, Balmo ral fcklrta. B'ankets, Ac. PHILIP PURI) tft 00,, ~~ \ I _ AUOTIONEHR3. Na 508 MABEET street. 1 SALE OP 1700 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES. We wmrell 1 ON MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 20 by catalogue, commencing at ten o’clock, 1700 comm Srlme Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Balmoral*. ConmS oots. Slippers. Ac., all desirable goods, ftomcltviSS Eastern manufacturers. To whica the attention of onyera is called. ““ * CO,, AUPriOKKEBo, No. 605 MARKET street, above Fifth. I HOLLAND, ADOTIONEER, Sd 120 t MARKET street. MUSICAL, T REMINGTON PAIRLAMB, O . Mualo Director, Organist and _ ■ Professor of Music. Residence, No. 2205 SPRING GARDEN Street. ' Bfrs-m,t,w,LLtq QIGNOB P. BONDINELLA'S PRIVATE SINGING O Class and Tuition, In Vocal Music will be given at his new residence. Southeast Corner SPRUCE and TWENTIETH street. aul-&ni A B TAYLOR. TEACHER OF SINGING AND •PIANO, 1207; FILBERT street. Singing classes now forming. oc2-tfJ I ALL AD BINGING,—T. BISHOP, 38 South NINK - ITEENTH street. oc4-tha.tu-2W piANO AND nnTTAR.—MICT loi.ra* mortr ...,« XT Miss JULIA ALLEN. Apply at ProC GEORGE - ALLEN’S. 215 Ponth Seventeenth Street. sekum* ITOR GOOD CO AD, AT LOW BATES .APPLY m " diABKSON A WHITE. “ 2Mtt Market a treat. oc4 th a tn-lm* I. MAfIOW BUM. ! ' jnHTK * aoa.M ****4 ‘Snraio T BuckMotmtaln Commmy’tOd»l, ’ f > ■ ••SSff tat vo-. Oeprompu, »ttanlea to. “*■“ - X ATchßtreatmSfS^Sa, iiOWateeetfc Offlc*, No, us Sooth second tfreat J. WALTON AOa IirCTKB CASTILE SOAP.—IOB Jboxeseennlnewh f i GutUe Soap, landing from Brig Pennsylvania from Genoa, and for sale by JQB. BPtraaLK* * CO 108 South Delaware avanna. fIANAHY SEED,—Twenty-llva barrel* WruJU Janary seedinitoreandftrtala b/WOBJaCAH • 00»K9< Ui Waioat ifeeaSi
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