CITY BULLETIN. MAN STABBED.—RosoheI V. Melton and Bartholomew Bonnell were before Alder man .Tones, this morning, upon the charge of, assault and battery_with intent. to-kill: The accused are Italians, and are aged re spectively fifteen and eighteen years. They, are traveling musicians, one playing . the violin and the other the harp. Last evening, about six, o'clock, they stopped in tv. tavern R • near the. weet end of Market Street Bridge: The proprietor requested them to leave, and they did As they went out a youngman named • MoNamara, who was considerably intoxicated, followed them. He got into a quarrel with them and finally attacked one of the youths. As he did so the other drew a knife and ',tabbed McNamara twice. 0 ael wound: is in the side, and the other in the stomach. _Neither are considered danger ous; but McNamara is confined to_idsliouse,' • at Tiiiity"-first and Locust streets. The de :. fendants were committed in default of $l,OOO tail Tor a further hearing. •• . , AF:AVY ROBBERY.-Mr.. Thomas Smytb is the proprietor of a tavern and 'a cigar shop'_ istdjOizzing, on South street, below Juniper.' 'Last evening the premises of Mr. Smyth, - were entered by prying open, with a jimmy,: the trap door on the flat in the top of the ~iiouse. The thief completely ransacked the; •upper part of the building, and every bn 'reau drawer was opened with a false key. In the second story back mom, in the lower :part of a wash stand was a small box. This contained.U. S. bonds to the value of about 12,000, two gold watches, and a gold ring, upon which the name of Mr. Smyth was inscribed. The box was forced open and all the valuables were extracted. At the time -the robbery was committed Mr. Smyth was in the bar room, and Mrs. S. was in the upper story of the house with her child. A COLD SNAP.—The atmosphere, during the past forty-eight hours, has been exceed ingly chilly, and heavy overcoats, and shawls do not feel at all uncomfortable. The mercury now ranges among the thir ties. Early this morning, the air was very cutting, and those who were out appeared with red noses, and almost everybody got along on a sort of a dog trot. THE SKATING Pass.—At most of the skating parks about the city, workmen are now engaged in getting things in order for the coming winter. In some of them extensive improvements are to be made. From present indications those fond of skating will have an exceedingly good time during next winter. INTERFERING WITH AN OFFICER.—Peter Lout was arrested last night, in the Fif teenth Ward, for interfering with Officer Heim. It is also alleged that he attempted to rescue a prisoner who was in custody of Heim. He was committed by Alderman Hutchinson. ASSAULTING A RAILWAY CONDUCTOR.- Albert Flicker was before Aid. Fitch this morning upon the charge of assault and gallery. It is alleged that he beat a con ductor on the Girard Avenue Railroad, and also disfigured the outside of the car, He was held for a further hearing. DISORDERLY HOUSE CASE.-A. young wo man named Grace Carroll was arrested yes terday and taken before Alderman Fitch upon the charge of keeping a disorderly house at No. 2217Sharswood street. She was held in $1;000 bail for trial. . GOUGH ON TEMPREANCE.—Thousands of • warm admirers of Mr. John B. Gough will be glad to hear that he lectures on his favor ite topic, Temperance, at the Academy of Music to-night. A few seats may yet be obtained. MEDICENAL WATERS.—liesus. Bullock & Crenshaw, Sixth and Arch streets, announce that they will hereafter keep on hand a sup ply ' -of Congress Empire and Columbia Spring Waters, They will be sold at the lowest, rates. -1 - oz.—During last night ice was formed in the gutters in the city, and this morning some atthe ponds in exposed portions of the rural sections were , covered with a thin coating of ice. THE Ciro LEF.A.—There was but one case of cholera reported at the office of the Board of Health to-day. This is the only case re ported during' the past three days. SUPERIOR FRENCH CONFECTIONS, made of pore loaf sugar; Chola% French Mixture, put BP In neat boxes; "Jordan Boasted Almonds, Chocolate Cara. nleis.Frenal Nangat, Cream Chocolate Ban Bons. manufactured by A. L. Tennant, Ninth and Chestnut. Also Hamburg and Sweet Almeria Grapes. • PEHE OW GOVERNMENT JA.V.A. COFFEE. • - MITCHELL & PLETCICER, L°o4 Ckestnat street. T7O FURS LIKE THOSE SOLD By CHARLES OAra - ORD fic Sows. Is the daily exclamation of all good judges. So we think too. Now is the time to purchase. The stock is very large, and of course embraces all the new novelties introduced into wear this season. either in London or Paris. Storm under the Continental Hotel. BUY YOUR BLACK CAKE, round and Lady Cakes, ofMonse & Co., 902 Arch street, FROSTED BEAVERS, VELVET BEAVERS, BLACK BEAVERS, ". • TRICOT BEAVERS, ' PLAIN BEAVERS, . PALETOT BEAVERS. CAPITAL STOCK THERE GOODS. COOPER Sr. CON &RD, NINTH and MARKET. AN UNLUCKY ADM:BAL.—Admiral Teget hoff, of . Austria. has been dismissed the service for sailing his vessels contrary to the Austrian rules of navigation' but the most lucky Admiral Te get hoff we know of is Admiral Semmes, who got off from Captain Winslow in an English yacht. The best things Lo et or on at rC aglcloghTs tinder the Continental. They go off very readily and easily from the storeand on to the customers. .fflogsb"Prrx THE SORROWS OF A Poon OrD MAN,!' WHO HAS GONE THROUGH LIFE WITEt OUT- A CONSCIC•USNESS THAT THE PLACE TO PROCURE BOYS' CLOTHING • GENTLEMEN'S SUITS. - MILITARY UNIFORMS, NAVAL DITTO. SUITS TO SUIT ALL, IS THE BROWN STONE CLOTHING HALL ROCKHILL & WILSON. ,POS AND,6415 CHESTNUT. STREET. `com, AT .RETAIL ATPOBT RioßmoirD PBS ,ora--at the Sh.. I PP / oWharf , foot of Laurel street, Kensington. ett.81.3 to n ( 2,240 111 %) 6 4 17 ays dcayered, tualeasethervise oiNiered• d.K.dcW. TOMIANSON. THE OLD A N D cat.IGINAL RASPED ROLL ilearmay or Outman Bran:Balla & Bort —The reon tenon of this establishment ha: been widelyand favor ably known, for the past tlalrtf years, for supplying entertainments with the debt:done French, Or Rasped Bolls. Families are also supplied With Bread, daily. We advise all our readers whoare fond of good Bread to give Mr. Birnbaum a call. His bakery la located at N 0.1026 PINE Street, and has no connection with any other In the city; Now - OPEN.-- BICS:BLACK SILKS. DRAPE DE FRANCE. GROS GRAUEL , TS, • INOIFS.TAFFSTA.S. And every 'other desirable styles, fer Dresses:and Mantles. , This is a new department, and Is worthy the attar. Siomothweri. • '• J. W. PROCTOR at CO. 820 Chestnut street. FURS OF ALL NATIONS.= Errear SABLE; FURS. HUDSON BAY 13ABLES. , • „FINE: DArts. MINK stagam: DOTAL ERIELNID7CIIIIWHILLA. :BATIK SLIDKELLUit EQUTR,REL. PERSIAN LAMB—ASTRACAIq, &0., &C. FOR LADLES, MISSES'AND O.IIILD.B.EIt J. W. DEDOTOP. 920 Chestaut street.' Itz.cri PARIS CLoAss, ROW open, in great rimy. ' • RICH N'Hi4NTIOT CLOAK'S. , ORINCIELtuai. CLOAKS. rgLVIL'T BRAVER CLOAKS. • ASTRAKHAN CLOAKS AND JAOICETS. ' HANDSOME PLUSH JACKETS.:. OPERA CLOAKS AND LORET 4 • a. w. pawcrroa. a • thieeinut street. ”Inb.rigailva ateesn engine peeking.—for terms, 800 0'.6 arc et. phila.. and 2G dey et , new gork. A FINIS DISPLAY op CONFECTIONERY.— The demand for sweetmeats always increase as the holidays draw near. George W. Jenkins, No. 1047 Spring Garden street, displays a choice assortment ot Bon-Bons, CaraMels, French Secrets, Civaly Ter.. dt - ., &c., which are exceedingly attractive. He has WO, at. all times. Foreign Fruits. Nate, Almonds; aydoes; ‘ -Pseterved Ginger. - Ei - ALLoWELL .et, SON. 534 Market 'Street, Satloweri & toe; e 34 'Market etieet, • , • , Hallowell & Son, 534 Market street, Bo s! Clothing. Brays' Clothing. Boys' Clothing. Boyce Clothing. • - - Boys' Clothing. Bays' Clothing.. Splendid assortment. . Reduced Prices. Splendid assortment. Iteduned Prices, _ - Splendid assortment. Reduced Prices. y Gall 4eibrepurcassing elsewhere. OesToßmEs, • ASTRAR.EANS, • VELOURS, OHINCHILLLB • • WHITNEY'S. ELA.ODUFICENT CLOTH STOOK, ' • 000 P MR & CONARD, NINTH sad MARKET. DRAY'BREA BLINDNESS AND OA.TABBIL J. Isaacs, M. D., Profaner of therefe and Rar, treat/ all diseases appartaintng to the above members witt theliable utmost success. Testimonials from the most re sources in the city can be seen at his office, No. 519 Pine street. The medical faculty are invited to ac company their paents, as he Nis had no secrets in Ids prace. Artifici al eyea i n ed. No naharge made or examination. New Jersey Natters. A GRAND - RNPUBLIOAN MEETING.—The campaign in the Second Congressional Dis triet of New Jersey was closed last evening by a monster meeting at Medford. A grand torchlight procession took place before the meeting, and a fine drum corps was in at tendance during the evening. An eloquent and elaborate argument in behalf of the radical ticket was made by Lewis Ashaaead, Esq., of Philadelphia, who was ably fol lowed by Hon. Samuel Read, and W. P. H. Covert, Esq. The meeting - adjourned with confident'intention of re-electing Congress man Newell. REPUBLICAN MEETING IN CAMDEN.— One of the most brilliant meetings of the canvass was held in Camden last night. Hon. Robert Folwell was President, with Wm. Abel, Thomas S. Speakman, Harry B. Wilson, Hiram. Matthews and Samuel Archer as Vice Presidents. Hon. James M. Scovel spoke for nearly two hours. Hon. Leonard Myers made a witty speech of an hour. Hon. Mr. Custis also spoke. The whole affair was very satisfactory and did great good for the cause. A Hunter Shot by a Deer. [From the London Telegraph, Oct. 17.] Devoted as • the English race is to field sports, and general as the pursuit of them bas grown, the shooting season can never pass withouti accidents. Most of these, however distressing, are ordinary enough in character. Forgetting obvious rules of caution, inexperienced or careless hands maim or kill either themselves or some of their companions. There is nothing to be said of such disasters, except that prudent sportsmen should avoid the clumsy people who cause such risks, and that those per sons themselves should try to remember that he who lets any eye but that of his quarry see down his loaded bar rel is a muff and a homicide in posse. But in Scotland a calamity has befallen a first rate and well-tried forester which is really one of the most extraordinary ever told in the annals of the rifle. There are curious stories by dozens in the records of "flood and field." Every book of hunting and shooting contains some wonderful tale, and every old shot can spin yarn after yarn of "wild adventures that befelL" Some that are not believed are none the less true, for travelers and hunters do "strange things," as well as "see" them, and are often shy of narrating all they know, because truth is so often less probable than fiction. Who would credit, for example, that a wild Australian bull, in full charge, had been felled to the ground and slain by a pebble thrown from the hand. Yet that is on record. And in the long list of the acci dents that have befallen the disciples of St. Hubert we find the oddest of tales. It is Harris, we believe, who narrates in his "Highlands,of Ethiopia" that a dying ante lope pushed into the pursuer the hunting knife which was drawn to slay it, well-nigh "gralloching" the man instead of suffering that process itself. Something of the same character, but more extraordinary still, is the unfortunate accident which has occurred in Mar Forest. It is not very uncommon for deer to kill their hunters. The brow antlers of a "stag of ten" are like bayonets and the old song says, "If thou be hurt with horn of hart it brings thee to thy grave." Bat who ever heard of a stag shooting the man who shot it? Nobody would dare to invent such an incident in a volume of sport. The mighty hunter who got the sobriquet of Gorden Cumming7"it-too-strong" never told us such a story as that. Yet the thing has really happened this year in the Gram pians, and a right good forester was buried among the mountains last Wednesday, who was shot through the heart by a bullet fired by a stag of which he had made sure, and which was itself at the point of death. The unlucky sportsman was named Geo. Urquhart, and was a first-rate and success ful deerstalker, one of the best of Mr. Powell's foresters at Braemar. When out with his master and some others on the face of Cairntord,a fine stag was stalked and surrounded by the partv. Urquhart was sent to keep the animal from escaping by the head of the glen, and, firing at it, he wounded it again. Another forester then joined him, and the two followed the stag out of the main pass into a very deep glen, with broken ground and precipitous aides, and a foaming burn below. The deer was so badly hurt that the men came up with him; and Urquhart tried to drive him down with the butt end of the rifle, before dealing the finishing blow. In despair and pain the stag laahed out, and striking the hammers of the piece, knocked one off and brought the other down on the cap, so that the charge exploded and drove the bullet straight through .he forester's body. He stood,for a moment, and then said, quietly; "Lam shot;" and fell into the arms of his companion Grant, who laid him down and Weil to stop the bleeding. Seeing the poor fellow was so much hurt, Grant hastened up the glen, and found his master, with the others wondering what had become of the two men.: On hearing the melancholy news Mr. Powell and - his friends imme diately went down to Urquhart, while his comrade ran over the hills to a shieling, seven or eight miles off for further assistance, and thence sent to Brae mar, sixteen miles further, for doctors. Bat the forester was as fatally hit as the stag, which had dropped dead a little way below; and although he could , tell how the accident happened when hie master first came uP, by and by he grew weaker and weaker,and died as the twilight began to fall, At about 7 o'9lock the men came back, and placing the body on a hill pony, they carried it out of the pass. By this time the dark ness was so dense that in the wildness and desolation the mournful party utterly lost their way. At mid night they were obliged to lay the corpse on the heather, and sit down to wait for morning, but just on stopping they saw the fire in the shielingto which Urquhart ..hitd first gOne, and _ theit the lanterna of the men sent out to Icek for them. So 'at • last they got shelter. The 'docitors had also come, but the deer stalker was long past their,belp—dead and cold his slayer,' the antlered king of the hills which lay, in the wild mountain btirn. The stag had positively shot the forester withhisown rifle .in its dying'''agony, avenging the death of . A."heart of grease 1 " and its own' ate many g beside. ' Vhf ar ~...., .1( .869101102.1br theigi,WX 3 Bo 11 e tftt . • . TSTON—Bteamer Saxon, Captain .Natthewa -13 kms dry gc ods Son; mry a Co; 12 do ,1' S Barry &Co; at oB W Chase & 333 d0 Frothingham & Wells; 9 do .Lewis, Wharton dc Co; 53 Cr oil carpet 0 W Blaborn . & C. 940 .1 , Potter; 221® boota and shoos p Ford &an 4 ,, do Grafi, Watitina & CO; 23 do Olaflin & Partridge; 19 . do A 0 Harmer; ]Edo Haddock, Beed & Oo; 17 do F & J id Jones; 56 do Dickerson & 711.01101,11 60 de Thatcher THE DAILY EVENING BIILLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6.1866 &CAB; 19 do Pelper & Markley: 16 CIO C M Bay; IA do Boker & Bro; 1: do T L Ashbridge & Co; is bbls $ V Massey, Jr; S do Chambers &Oaten; 1 k do Craw ford & Co; 58 rolls paper A hi Collins; 37 do C Ks gorge & Co; 91 do JH Larmptoth; 440 boxes nails. id& idle He 99 Co;200 „ebbs , Ostler' Breiang '& C07' 3 9 9 b 13 --plaint trench-, Richards , & , 00; le Ms embattle:B P - , Rolgist& - Oriltdollarley &DlinbaryliflkfllteldlYd'a Bro; 25 doliiithens &Basaserner; 10 do 1 liVilkirus,' 10 do veils Bi & Bro;.78 eale.ka woolDwirle,7lss & Baines4.47-do Reeeediesl-* 0o: 50-bbla refined oil i - Rtndrlck; 27 d0".5 Locke & Cv; ZS de syrup Ei A eoylig& co; 25 dO Squash Delver do'Bro; 113 cb roxildarelTllbara. & GideB; 55 pkgs do Br latddlne; ZI do gl&tsware Mus A.BarvED frEos new Bteamerreliaxon, Matthews; - 48 bours from Boston; with mdse. &c,, to Henry. Windsor 6¢ Co, -• ,Steamer. Zodiac, Hogeia,4slfeurs fioni - ficistoni. with mdse to Menton & Gond. Stir inst. 8 PE:IS milest3. W. from Absecom light, spoke bark Harvest Moony from Nevassa, bound 10 -.Philadeiptda, Main and ncitz 7 zen mast gone Steamer Pierce, 24 hours - f from New Yorki with mdse to Wm Baird & Co. • , Wetly Chace. Hu. chlosua. s days front Portland, with; nit base, to Wairon, Gregg et 2a d : ir iton is 'ic D o i , . Behr Arladne, Thomas. i,y with to Jas L Bewley do Co - Scar Lady 'Olen. Smith; tima Plymouth. Behr J D.HcCartby. Young, imm 'Boston; ' • Behr Seathan, Seaman, from Boston, - Behr M HStocitham, Cordety. from Boston. - Scar M BeLunart, Band, frona Providence. Scar American. Eagle, Shaw, from Providence: Behr B L Simmons, Gandy, nom Quincy Point. Behr W M Wilson. Brown, from Salem., Behr 'l:McDevitt, McFadden. from Georgetown. Bohr A Hammond. Paine from Dighton. • Schr H A Rogers, Prambes. from Newark. • CLEARED THIS DAY. Behr John Johnson, HCitide, Boston, Westmoreland Coal Co. Correspondentie of:the PhiladelPhla Fachaisge. - LEWES. - Ducr, Nov. 4-BPM. Ships Thomas Harward. for New Orleans, and acoch Train. for Mare Island, went to sea this afternoon, the iormer in tow of tug America. Steamship Henarlit Hudson. for Havana, went cut at 8 o'clock last night. Wind NE, with the appearance of a storm. Yours, dm. lOSEPH LAFETItI. IeIIUdDBANDa. Steamer Caledonia (Br), McDonald. 15 days from Glasgow. with 452 passengers, at N York yesterday. Bark Zzarina, Searey, sailed from Winterport 25th ult for Buenos Ayres. Brig Stephen 'Duncan. Tyler, cleared at Wilmington, NC. ad Inst . for this port, with 125,000 feet lumber and 70 000 shingles. Sabre Jos Patterthwatte, Long: Charles Hill, Chem- Mari, and Annie Magee, Heihum, hence at Providence ad inst. - Behr D Floyd, Kelley. railed troM Providence 3d inst. for this port. Sans C Newkirk. Huntley s and S P Hawes, Dawson, sailed Iron Providence 4th lint. for this port. Schr John H Allen, Seaman, hence for Boston, wee at anchor in the West Bay, Providence, on Sunday morning. Schr Win Benner, Penny, at Fall River 3d inst. from Delaware City. Schr Ada A Andrews, Kelley, cleared at Boston 3d inst. for this port. Schrs C W Locke. Huntley: Lottie, Higgins, and Cyrus Fossett,l4odgdon. hence at Boston 4th last. Sara B C Scribner. Burgess and G C Morris, Artie, at Boston 4th inst. from Georgetown, DC Scars J Ponaer, Hudson, hence for Boston; Mien Bolgate, Hoiden, hence for Danvers; I V Wellington, Chipman irom Boston for this port: I Rich, Crowell, do for do. and Rollins. Wall, from Plymouth for do, at Beim's' Bole 211 inst. Schrs C E Elmer. Haley, from Boston, and TO& & Martha, Reed, from Calais, both for this port, at Boll:nes' Bole 3d Inst. and sailed again. as also all those before reported, except the Ellen Holgate and J Ponder. Schrs R Peterson, English; R W Dillon. Ludlam: J Ponder, Jr. Hudson, and 8 S Vaughan, Howell, hence at Boston yesterday. Afpft4L ll __-)D ), For the benefit of those proposing to undertake Elec trical treatment ibr disease, we give In the following I at a few of the more prominent and meet common complaints met with In our practice, in all of which we are meet euccesalul. IN NEARLY ALL CASES OP CHRONICDISSASESLECTSICITY IS A scan REIEEDy AND L. ALL CASES 11=4EFICIAL. IP PROPERLY PLIED. Those theretbre, afflicted with complaints not here enumerated need 'have no hesitation In ap• plying, and whether only RELIEF on A PKEISANENT CORE can be effected, they wits receive replies accord. ingly. consultations free. 1. Epilepsy, Chorea, or St. Vitus' Dance..Paraterds, emplegia),Neuralgi a Hysteria, Nervousness, Pal pitation of the Heart, Lock-Jaw: etc. 2. Sore Throat, Dyspepsia, Ditirrbont„ Dysentery. Ob sunate Constipation, Hemorrhoids, or Piles, Bilious, Flatulent and Painter's Colic, and all affections of the Liver and Spleen. a. Catarrh, Cough, Influenza. Asthma (when not caused by organic diseases of the heart), Bronchitis, Plemisy:Plertrodynia. or Rheumatism of the Chest, Consumption in the early -Kidney 4. Gravelatiabetes, and - Kidney Complaints. Impo tence and Sent anal Weakness. The latter complaints never fail to yield rapidly to this treatment. 5. Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago. Stiff Neck. Spinsl cp‘vatore. Hip Diseases. Cancers, Pruners (those last named always cured without pant, or cutting, os plas ters, in any hum) 6. lIterOLLS Complaints. involving a mal-position, as Prolapses, Antroversion, Retroversion,lntiammation Ulceration. and various other affections of the Womb and Ovaries. rlbLts. BECKWITH has the Ladies Department under her own care and supervision. Rarr. smecEs —Gen. A. J. Pleasanton, 916 Spruce at.• W. B. Smi th . n= Hanover St.; Geo. Douglass, Fourth, above Chestnut; W. Bradley, 66 North st ; Robert Work, 61 l i . W T I at.; IDOL T. W. Sweeney, Walnut. below Eighth; Geo. Evans, Arch sr. below Flith; Mr. Pelouze. Third and Chestnut Rd. Id cLane, all of this city. A.l'leasanton Si. Louis, Dl° ; Jacob Vandegrift, Odessa. Del,; R. A.Semple, Mount 'lolly, N. J. wlih very many others. Physicians or students desiring to have instruction in the correct application of Electricity for the cure of diseases can apply at the office Consultation tree. Descriptive circulars of cures fleeted, with numerous references. can be had by ap• plication at the Office, or by letter. WE HAVE NO CONNELTION WHATEVER WITH ANY OTHER ELECTRICAL OFF/CE IN THIS OR ANY OMAR CITY. All letters addressed to. Dr, S. W. BECKWITH, N 0.1220 WA.L.NI3 r Street. ec2S-a,th,th,nrpi . Philadelphia, FOR 11,ENT, The Third and Fourth Stories. Back, OF THE NEW BULLETIN BUILDING. With enhance by a spacious Hall on Chestnut street, and also an entrance on Jayne attest. Per harther particulars apply at the "New Bulletin Building, 607 Chestnut Street. tie..2tt Ea TO LET—A Threestory ROI7BE, No. M2O Ea Green street, with ail modern improvements, sme yard,' and lu good order. Apply 1116 GREEN Street. lo6•St* HOSIERY GLOVES, • . UNDERWEAR) GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS, ETC., THE LARGEST VARIETY. AT JOHN O. ARRISON'S, Noe. 1 and 3 N. Sixth Street, SHIRTS t SHIRTS ! ='SHIRTS ! • •J. C . A.. , . • . • • 'Also continues to nuke his . . , . firatespW:o.PAN SHIRTS.) igill - A..perfeet fit guaranteed. , parl ' ,InrOns trial la salledent . to establlsla their en • may over ethenl. OO/&2/3klP. . I .1.5.01.4. xx TO ANY AMONII . 'l,O ETPON DIAMCNDS, wn.frogics W. - I.I.LB,7,BLZA I TE OI.I , ins •CILOTH, e, 00 .1 . ,7 3 G_;dr0., at ' .. • OLD ESTABLISHED IpAN comae, nil Corner of THIRD and GAISFECL,t, Btreete, Below Lombar& • c.. " B.—D IAMONDS, WATOBAS, ' JEWELRY, GUNS, &e., • FOB SAVE AT .REBARBABLY LOW PRICES. SWAINS 111111&11611:41Mi. .POST ,OF P itir bee Marine Bulletitton Seventh .page. AIMDIVAL. CHRONIC DISEASES TREATED DB. B. W. BECKWITH'S ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE, . No.= WALNUT STREET. JDAL EJ4IE&T.E. TILE NEW FA STS •..NOVBhalMa 6. DUPLEX (Or Do K I NOW TDITVIR Is now meeting with great Sale bj J. M. HAFLEIGHI 902 Chestnut Street. oclikla es to 5t rpi CURTAIN ESTABLISH MENT.• The subscribers are now receiving their FALL ASSORTMENT of New and Elegant Materials for DRAWING ROOM, CHAMBER, LIBRARY and • DINING ROOM WINDOW CURTAINS, T. A 11.nall n:Ts% CHAIR and SOFA COVERINGS, dic., Comprising the Latest Importations and Newest, De mane and Fabrics, in RICH PLAIN sATINS, RROCATELS, LA VPD3ADEB, SIZE TERRY, IXITELINB SATIN DE LAMB. Plan , : WOOL REPS NEW STYLE BROCER AND SATIN STEEPED REPS AND TERRY, French Embroidered Lace Curtains, The richest im_ported_ , and a very lazweassortment of NOTTINGHAM SWISS and hiIIOSLIN CURTAINS, CORNICES, TASHELiEI, do.. all of which will be PUT DP when desired, in the newsstand most tasteful man. ner. in town or country, by experienced and. reliable workmen. Sheppard, Van Harlingen & Arrison, oath as tn-tf ra? 1008 Chestnut Street. JONES' Old Established ONE PRICE Reedy. Made Clothing House, 604 MARKET STREET, above Sixth, s zz . , oze f band or . te of t e he__lrwt and beat Matted Clothing In the Cotuttry—itt prices very Also atindsonieur m of Piece Goode . Ocl EDWARD P. KELLY, TAILOR. • 612 011ESTNIIT . STREET,. Ras now the PALL AND WENT= STYLES and o complete assortment of FALL AND WISPIER GOODS. CLOTEMSffitual or empetior to - chase of any other First-Clam Tailoring Estandahment, at moderato prices. Ballsfamlon guarantee& Pattern Clothes is show the new and prevalent Mies, for the inspection of contomers and public. CALIFORNIA • E' ÜBE WINES AND BRANDIES; From the celebrated Vineyards of B. D. WILSON IS SON. San Gabriel, Los Angeles. CallfornlA. AIOGELIOA. WOUND VINEYARD HOOK. HOOK, . SPARKLING STRAM. GRAPE BRANDY. GRAPE BRANDY. W/NE SHERRY; • - • ?The above are guaranteed to be perfectly PUBill as ankle trope the Grape, and suited ibr 13A.GEtA.MISIS• CAL and Aceancase.r. purposes. We oluiro..thea &remind In richness, flavor and purity to the pest Int• ported. at nearly haUthe cost, Bor sale in Wood or by the case. earn:tick & Co. BOLE AGENTS, N. E. corner Front and Chestnut Ste. a 1327 1701 No 912 A.rch Street. Th PEIJIE.POED,7PEILADA. • , . . 'We would zespectfally call -e attention of our friends and the public generally, to choice and elegant assortment. of GILT and BRONZE ORAN— ,DRLIEBEI and GAS P l 7 l .TURES4constantly on hand, all of tliertrof the very ••latest , and BUNT DBEIGNS. AND a fine -selection of'PORTABLE,; with FANCY CHINA, PORCELAIN and other.SHADES, to sulk purchasers., - • , , _ A. fine a' d choice , selectlon of DEPORTED BRONZE STATUAR CARD RECRIVEBB, ANTIQIItt VASES, INK STANDS, THERM:m(I2IIBR% d t c,, • ways:On hand at very reasonable prices. • : We would invite those who are amirous of procuring any of the above enumerated articles, to call at , oar 'store before purchasing elsewhere. and examine our . assortment, feeling confident that they will be favors: bly imprepsed with the character of our goods. OIIR PRICES ARE, REASONABLE, and the work; in all Caws guaranteed to give satisfaction to the par chimer. , B,—Particular attention pald :to the renewing of old work. • nod tf-fPI . CO. oc2`L•lG73 HOOP SKIRTS. _1866. J. Wi.B.ll4l)LErs Celelarated ELLIPTIC l b . le:Opting) R T S ALLY ADOPTED BY OVA FASHION MAGAZINES AIM ALL FASHION AUTHORITIES. THIS IMPROVED DUPLEX SKIRT CURTAINS. eLOTits.ll6l. VANKIRK • 6 CO., MA.NUF.ACTCiIiY AT SILK &%DRY GOODS JOBBERS 1866. FALL 1866. BANCROFT, BACHE k CO., 330 MARKET STREET. Our Falltpck Is Now Complete; oomparkoms FULL LuSll23 or NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, ooNsum:e?ct OF HOMILY AND GLOVES. SHIRTS AND DEAWBRB. HOODS, RUBIAS. SCARFS, HANDKERCHIEFS. SHIRT FRONTS; EMBROIDERIES, LACES, RIBBONS White Eioods. Furnishing Goods, Tailors' Trimmings, Combs Brushes, Threads, Bindings, Braids, Buttons NOTIONS AND VARIETY GOODS. We call particular attention to onz NEW METHOD of doing business. We sell our goods at COST, and Mr • profit we add 6 per cent. only to the amoont of bill. Our only Terms are Cash in Par Funds at Time of Purchase. We wlih It to be understood that the term MET with us means the ACTUAL BONA FIDE MIST COST of an article, with all extra trade discounts de. ducted, =Mang only the small Percentage allowed us for cashing our bills. The COST PRICE is narked on every article throughout the estahlfab ant in plain figures, so that buyers, by cum:Lining our stock, can easily !sedgy Shemstives as to the advantages and merits of our sys ietti. Orm plan is entirely new, and must commend Mall to all who wish to buy goods CHEAP FOR CASH. ocll lin rp FUEb. LADIES' FANCY FURS. orcon.N FAREIRA No. 718 arch it, above 7th,, At his 014 edabllahed Store, IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER and DEALER FANCY FURS FOR Ladies and Children; bly assortment of Fancy raci n gr Ladles varietydren is now complete, em every that will be worn during toe coming season. Remember the name and number. „TORN FAREIMA, No. 718 ARCH Street, above Seventh. I bare no partner or connection with any other store. in the city. oc2o a Mttam LADIES' FANCY FURS A. K. ft F. K. WOItRA.TH, 417 Arch St., RAVE NOW OPEN A Full Assortment of LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS I Also a mat variety of FANCY Caniaee g and Sleigh Robes. NEW PUBLIIDATIONL A MANUAL OF IATIIEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS AND MATERIALS. A . pamphlet of 112 pages ,flarbished gratis by JAMES W. QUEEN ct 00., oclo-rp tf s3I.cRFSTNUT sTREET. STOP ! LOOK AT , TitlS !! THE GREAT EASTERN Detective Horse and Live Stack Insur ance Company. Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania. CAPITAL-4100 000. Lamm Horses Males and Nast Cattle against Loves Resulting from Theft, and Death by Fire, Acci dental cr Natural Causes. • • PRINCIPAL OFFICE, . No. 108 _South Fourth-St.,Phila. Preideent—Col. cams. PRALICY _ • • Vice P. esident— DANlEL L ESTERLEY. Secretary and Treas —Dr,B. RECKER. Assist. Secretary and urer—F. S. HAFPA. For City .References See amnia , a. " • • A gents wanted in the. City and every county in the Stitt*. • 2 P. HaLE'PA, OcIS-Dat ni eenaral went. Congreifts Mmipire' I triITERS Bullock 11‘'renstiaw, 12 cor. of Arch and' etreahl.' Phllaoelphis, hersSAM keep a supply of these' volt:tableware= ter sale; 11.esh from the storing , . and delivered to our custom:Lessor, their store,..at otl,flowmt • New York city prices .• • • • " BONS, •ProPrielors. Saratoga Sitting% 92 Beekmaa 458 Olbf sts"New York Oat. = rpt iII&EPETINGS. CA-ItPEa r rINGI-S• JAMES H. ORNE 485 626 CHESTNUT STREET / Between 6th and 7th street& JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER A LARGE rPgi VOICE OF French Chenille and Axminster Carpet% /fEW DESIOM, JAIIES H. ORNE &00.4 626 C :Utz TNUT STREET, Between Sixth and Seventh etreeta. MESSRS. JOHN CROSSLEY dr. SON'S New styles 64 Velvet 16 Tapestry Carpets. JAMES H. ORNE & CO. 626 CHESTNUT STREET, Between Sixth and Seventh sta., English Royal Wilton, English Brussels, English Tapestries, JAMES H. ORATE & CO., 626 CHESTNUT STREET, Between Sixth and Sevpth ate., NEW CARPETINGS Fall Importations s wt. :4 2 W OPENING. mcc&marms, amuse & esorai. 'No. 619 0.13.14:1/:.DI UT BTRICLT, (Opposite Independence Hal* HavaJnat received an Invoice of ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS COCOA MATTINGS. LEEDOM & SHAW, Wholesale and Retail CARPET WABE:HOUSE, 910 ARCH IS Ur. lust received per Steamer Manhattan, new and hand some Patterns et CROSSLEY'S TAPRST.RMS, en tirely new, ibr this market. Also. ain assortment of DRIIGOETS in all widths. Ben 3m rpl THE FINE ART% EARLES' GALLERIES, 810 Clixestnut St. Looking Glossae!. Oil Paintings. Engravings. - • :Picture Frames Rogers' GiroliPeS A Large OEM Gallery of Oil,Paintingiii AIIC'IION SALES. NOLBXGT. AZOTIONEKR, No. G Read SIXTH greet. betweenVheetnnt . and Market. Lesetz SALE OF. LsrPoBTED WHITE °HMG= ON FRIDAY MORNING NEXT rap„ 9 . at precisel y lo o'clock. at No. 16 Beath OMNI street—The contents of H crates of -ImportedWhtte Granite Ware comprising a - general assortment, tbr elty and coostry sales. The whole Ju9t landed' auft. I.lverpo9l Packet. - n
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