lEVer the)iventng Ppagtahrisiti. This word, which is derived from the •Greek, and literally means the act of one Who ought„to bapnbliclywhipped, is now .used to express Clandeitine .appropriar iron (anolie6 stealing) of - the works of another. In the newspaper-world this is carried to a great extent. Articles, even from the BULLErrq, being requentlycop ed • into the columns of exchanges without se-t . ' lutowldgment of the source from which they have been derived. But the most bare faced ,instance which, for a long time has , -come under. our notice may be witnessed in •a series of "Medical Sketches" which have. for some time been making - their appea rance in the columns of one of oar city' papers. In the early numbers of Puitch; - - -wisen that now;well-known- periodical Was struggling for-existence, existence, appeared a series of sketches entitled "Physiology of .the London Medical Students," and "Cad (midis of Medical Experience," by the cele brated Albert Smith, of Mont Blanc celebrity; - Tbesec)Letcheni written in imi tation of a series of Frenoltworks ,entitled "Lea Physiologlas," were reprinted in a small - octavo pamphlet of 96 pages by ' , Stringer,ot .Townsend, N. Y., 1851. ;. This work, which has now became scarce; is the basis upon which the "Medical Sketches" have been constructed, and whole pages, with a few 'verbal alterations,have been plagiarised.- Philadelphia medical student is represented as entering a Concert Saloon (original Cider Cellars) and orderhig' a ge of whisky and finishing upon stout. The bnrlesqueS on lmmoptysis and htematemesis mayi found on page 27, of the before-mentitmed • work. It is a pity we have not been favOred with the Students Alphabet which oceans on page 35; but this bonne touelteis-probably reserved for a future number. The scene at the quiz class in Sketch No. 5, in which Messrs. Rapp and Manhug figure, is from pages 24 and 25. The trim American Medi cal Student, and the hypothetical student of Punch are two entirely different characters, - and cannot be reconciled by the mere , changing of the words Grinder to Quiz —and- Zondon to Philadelphia, and if people must plagiarise, let it be fr om some less known 'Pork than Punch. MEnicus. yuom 'EUROPE BY T ITE ATLANTIC 11141:1A1 LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.—The steamship Bel gian, from Quebec, has arrived at London Berry. lassoN, Nov 6.—The EL S. monitor Mian Lonomoh has arrived here. LONDON, Nov. 6.—The American vessel General Sherman got ashore on the coast of Corea. Forty persons on board were mur dered by the natives. BERLIN, Nov. 6.—lt is said all the Pros- Man army in Saxony has been ordered to be demobilized. VIENNA, Nov. 6.—The project for military reform in Austria includes universal lia bility to serve in the army, the use of breech loading arms, and other measures. LONDON. Nov. 6.—Earl Derby encouraged a deputation which visited him on the anti; ject of the Nicaragua Railway. LrvEnrooL, Nov. 6, A. M.—The cotton market to-day is quite active, indicating a total day's sale of 13,000 bales middling Up lands at 151 d. LONDON, Nov. 6, A. M.—Consols for Money, 891. Erie R. R., 51; Illinois Central, :16.1.; U. S. 5.205, 681. BERLIN, Nov. 6.—A royal decree reduces the Prussian force in Saxony to a peace foot ing. LoicnoN, Nov. 6.—The rumor of the al liance of Spain with Brazil, against Para. guay, is denied. LrvEsPoop, Nov. 6, evening.—The market for breadstuffs :is easy. Corn is quoted at 345. 6d. for mixed Western. Pork has a downward tendency. MANCW ATER, Nov. 6. evening.—The mar ket for,wool and yarns is dull. Lormorr; Nov. 6, evening.—Consols for money closed at 891. Erie Railroad shares, 501,;--United States 5-20 s, 681; Illinois Central, 76.2. From 'Texas. GALvESItiN, Nov. 6.—Governor Throek morton has sent a special message to the 3-aegislatare on the condition of the country and Federal relations. He says that the true sentiments of our people are misunder stood by our Northern brethren. He denies, with indignation, the assertion bf politictans, that we are still in rebellion, and that we ao not desire restoration and Union ; that the Union men are in danger at assassination, and that without military protection they could not remain, and that thousands are leaving He asks the Legislature to pass a resolu tion to the effect that they solemnly pledge the State authorities to_ protect life and pro= perty without regard to political sentiment. Be suggests that negro testimony be ad mitted in all 'c tses, and recommends that taxes collected from negroes be applied to their, education. .Alluding to the President's telegram, he says he hopes the Legislature will make all laws involving c.vil rights as complete as possible. so as to extend equal and exact justice to all persons, without regard to color. From California. SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. 6. —A. despatch from Victoria, Vancouver's Island, dated yesterday, says the American bark Pacific, of Sag Harbor, New York, was totally wrecked on Behring's Island, July 3d. All bands were saved. The Russians treated the crew with the greatest kindness. The steamer Oriflamme, from Columbia river, brings $163,000 in treasure. A severe gale prevailed here yesterday, during which one schooner was sunk and fieveral other vessels damaged. From New Orleans. NEW,ORLEANS, Nov. 6.—Governor Welb3 Sias appointed George Chadwick a Commis-. Eioner to the Paris Exposition, vice H. W. Palfrey, lost in the Evening Star. The Episcopal Bishops of Vermont. Ala bama and Mitmissippi have arrived, and 'will consecrate to-morrow the Rev. J. P. B. Wilmer, as Bishop of Louisiana, in the place of Bishop Polk, who was killed near Atlanta during the war. Dr. Wilmer arrived this evening. From en. Louis. ST. Louis ' . Nov. 6Forty miners have :arrived at St. Joseph with $200,000 in trea sure. Other parties are coming down the river.with nearly $1,500,000 in gold'dust. . 7llmbrellas-Story About Thad. Stevens. [Frotit' the tariettster Fatpress.] A few years ago we had occasion to go to Harrisburg. It was a rainy day., At _Middletown, we thinkit was,-we saw a very respectable lboking elderly gentle, roan standing on the side walk with an - umbrella hoisted, with an inscription painted on the inside in large letters, thus: "You stole this umbrella fram Zohn Smith." This was the way the gentleman took to secure his property: (?)—but the inscription was susceptible -of two interpretations; for a couple of _youngsters, who sat right back of us in the car, saluted the old gentleman with xcmarks as follows: "Take back that umbrella:" "Ah, you old reprobate,why did you steal John Smith's umbrella," and similar remarks, The old' gentle man looked somewhat surprised, and no doubt <for the first time saw how easily words, could be mis construed. Another case, nearer home, occurred a few weeks ago. The distinguished representative in Congiesti from this dlstriet—the Old Commoner-- reoeiveda present of a hand tome umbrella. Everybody knows that he is a greatlawyer, but it seems that he had some doubts as to the "Constitia tionality" of property in umbrellas, arid, accordingly, had dame `paihted on the inside in handsome letters. The umbrella, oeVertheleaS mysteriously dis appeared. A few ilayd afteiwards Mr:S. ,happened to be np.street and was caught in a'shoWei. A frienitcame alontwith an umbrella, when Mr. S. asked the pri vilege:of sharing part of it-on the way tome: - - The request •Nclis;'-‘ cheerfully' granted, but the two had not proceeded Tai when "Mr".• j a. cast his eye upward and saw his saute in fu11.. ; f:VRy, bless me," .said Ae, ‘..L.Lbelleye.l my_ km houseafte4llll." - - The corn was - an knew ledged and: theftintibrella4rettipielt But - the question remains an open- 4 one yet, namely, Is there property in umbrellas? CIT„It BULLETIN. . 5 ELEGANT Arprirriritl43TonE.—We are pleased to•cohronide agreat novelty and qm provernent,partietilarly when it is an origi-. nal idea, and a hreditto our city. For seve ral monthapasitimoit-='iDf our citizens have noticed the erection of a large building in Thirteenth street, north of Chestnut street. This Wan-100111m - to .the large fßrniture 'Store of George 7; `Hcieliele; "Lacy' 456 Co., who have Pecupied- the - two large stores (formerly the - .E`otterall - mansions), which were 60 feet front on Chestnut street, and 60 Net; ;oil Thirteenth. By, this new addition they have increased' the depth of their store on Thirteenth to 100 feet. They have' ar ranged a suit of rooms es:parlors and cham bers, all ; elegantly carpeted with velvet carpet, and have arranged in them complete suits of furniture. This gives a purchaser an idea of the appearance of furniture in "their houses, and enables them to'make a judicious selection. Nine rooms - are thus furnished - in the -- latest::_style—rand- a siroll through them reminds one of an elegantly furnished horgV ;We would suggest to our readers to call on-Mr..Henkels & Co., where they will meet with polite attention, either as purchasers or visitors.- The well-known reputation:of Mi. H. for skill and taste is a guarantee against the purchase of inferior goods in their establishment. THE Tax RATE Fos" 1867.---The Commit tee, on Finance of Councils have not yet re ceived the estimate for 1867, from all the de '- partments and therefore cannot determine the - rate of tax for 1867. Some - of.the 'com mittee are- anxious to reduce the present amount to $3 50 on the $lOO, but others con tend that nothing less than the present rate will do, because of extraordinary appropri ations made during 1866, which will cause a deficiency of about sl,ooo,ooo,which includes $600,000 to be paid the State for back taxes.. fhe probability is that the committee will agree - to report to Councils the rate of $4 on $lOO. AFFAIRS AT THE NAVY YARD.—The steam gunboat Aroostook is being fitted out at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and will be attached to the East India squadron. The steam sloop-of-war Ossipee has been placed in commission, and is expected to sail in a few days on a two years' cruise. She will be commanded by Capt. Emmons. The monitors which have been laid up at League Island for some time past are to be brought to the Navy Yard for overhauling, after which they Will. be again placed at their old anchorage. THE GinanD Row.--'l'ha work of altering the dwelling houses at. Eleventh and-Chest nut streets and 1113 Chestnut street, belong ing to the Girard Estate, has been cora= menced. The house at 1113, Which will be altered by the city at an expense not ex ceeding $7,500, has been rented for five years at $4,600 per annum. The one at Eleventh and Chestnut will be altered by he tenant, at a.n expense not exceeding $15000., The rent - for this is - $6,000 a year, and one-fifth of the cost for alteration to be deducted annually. THE CENTENARY CONTRIBUTIONS.—The following shows the' Centenary contribu tions in the M. E. churches in this city as far as returned: Arch street. $10,000; Co hocksink, $500; Chestnut Hi 11,5240: Trinity, $7,000;. Radnor, $150; St. James, $400; Pas phalville, $5O; North City Home Mission, $200; Green Street, $4,000: Salem (over),- 81,500; Sanctuary (in part), $550; Ebenezer, Manayunk, (in part), •$150; St. Paul's, $800; Broad Street, $800; Wharton Street, $8,000; Hestonville, $2,000; Mantua, $7OO. ILLEGAL DISTILLATION.—.MichaeI Don _ nelly was held in $l,OOO bail yesterday; by United States Commissioner Sergt2ant, to answer the charge of violating the Internal revenue laws by distilling whisky without a license. Michael T. Shieldswas heard on a similar charge, and was held fora farther nearing. SLIGHT FlRE.—This morning at half-past one o'clock a stable belonging to Thomas McManus, on Marriott's lane, above Sixth rreet, was slightly damaged by fire. V111130110r:IZ.19:Ii II 1) A D!.:11' 6 v tiwsc fiAR A , 6 3I ~ s)ev ,ireo S. Manufacturers uS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL; 6i - fluvitiK ET s P HIA Successors to M.MAGEE & C 9 And late oflBlleca tui. St. lOW OR MINLAID; T OSP OR MISLAID,—TWO CERTIFICATES Nos. 55 and 58. for two shares each of the American Exploring Company of Philadelphia, the teamster of which has been stopped. The Hader will please give information to. rofiet• COOPER .4 GRAPE, No. 11 Philadelphia Exchange. BOAUBDifa. OABLOSIG.—FIist-class Boarding—comniunicating I rooms to rent to a small family, .without children at N 0.1113 WALNUT street. c n056t1 _ _ . urte, HANDSOME RESIDENCE, South 'East ()or ner of SPRUCE and 101311TH Streets, Is open t receive BOARDERS, Rooms' Single and States with private Table if desired. oc1D1m• FINE CHOCOLATE ": • CONF E - C IT MANUFACTURED FROM New , Cpcoa, JEtans• STEPHEN F. WHITMAN, No. 123.0 Market Street. No 6t A TMOBICS MINCED MEAT.—The undersigned ./3,. are now receiving into store, the above celebrated Minced Meat, put op in Firkins of3B and 883183-, also in Barrels and class Jars, and are prepared to furnisn'it to the trade at the lovreet manufacturer% prices JOEL B. But s sinit & 00 , 108 South Delaware Avenue. Twenty-Five Barrels Prime Cranberries landing and for sale by J. B. BIIIMILEA Qos, 193 Soattt Del* were Avenue, THE DAItY , EVENING d3111,14E'1'1N. 2 -THILIDELPHIA; I,VVEP_NESP NOVEMBER 7.. , 1866 CHARLES ESTER *, • LIT -- 3113 -- x - r Seventeenth and Callowhill Streit& PHILADELPHIA._ ;....... " • Virlr.—Tbe attention of tbe 'tratie la solicited to E te g very choice Winesittr... for aale by JOSEPH P .DtrbiTON. No 151 South PRONT atrwL above Walnut: .MADEIRAS—OId Island. 8 years old. ,11.1 , 13.111.ES—Chunpbell & Co., single, doable and triple Grape, E. Cru d sti) . e / Sons, Rudolph, Topaz, Rim Vat a ' l llll—Vai n lette L Vinho - Vito Real, Denton and ebello Valente & Co., Vintages 188 6 to 1656. CLARETS---Cruse FiLs Freres and St. 1313tephe Chit. .teau Luminy. _ - VR RMOUTH—G. Jourdan, Brian Co.& MESCAT—deFroutignan. CHAMPAGNES—Rnsest Irrony, "Golden Star," d a Venoge. Her Majesty and Royal Cabinet and other favorite brands. t . ILO WEISID32.---Soo Caws Pare Old 'Wheat, Rya Bourbor goad lifortongahela Whisktm, for sale by E. P. ULM r' TON, •B North 'Front scrim; . COAL. E. D. 411,131-IrrON'S VERY SUPERIOR FAMILY t COAL. COMMUNITY'S DEPOT.. nos-re.wf42t/ • BROAD AND WOOD STREETS. MAHON 111:151733. ' 70 EN 7. HILIAr/ UNDEBEIGEMD TEMP= ATP'ENTION their stook of Buck Mountain Company% OW. Lehigh Navigation Company's Coal, &ad • Locust Mountain, fifth they are prepared to ecu at the lowed marks %tea, and to deliver in the bast °audition. Orders lett with S. MASON BINE% Franklin hall ite Building, SEVEINFN street, below,ket Mar wit to promptly attended to. & I.SIIIIAFF__ ses,tt Arch Street Wharf. Soho/nom 110AL.-81118AB WAS, BEAVER ZEBIADOW U Spring Mountain, Lehigh (kW, and beat LOIMII SiOrMUM from Schuylkill, yreparedi ialimAY flee, Lon.l. N. W . atmermaalm and taw streets, =ea, IlliflOulli SEUOND agree& war Dr a co. THOMSON'S LONDON EIDOI33IMIER, 0.13 ETIBOPEA.N BANGEn, ibr lhruilles, hotels or-public institutions in TWENTY DEB ER ENT SIZES. Also. Philadelphia Ranges, Ho air muses, Portable Heaters, Low-down Grates , Pireboard Stowe, Bath Boilers, Stewholeplatea, ere, Cooking Stoves, etc., wholesale and retail by' the iSELS.I3PE & THIXSO3ON, No. 209 North Ssoond street, ---' , TOB.BAItTLBT , T & 8014. Manufacturers of the . clamourer= L_: ) . 132 CRTVICTT - HEA.TBREI. . 4 . )0 9. Ranges. %Gas Ovens, & Sheet -Iron 'Work Of ev , ±Bu 'deem]. ptlon. *A s Itradld assortment of 4 ing - - - AlilleklEtTlilia, AND TOES, and sliver's Ati tight stove', N0. a1 91 "4711 A.r on oin c Fr a *lat i - •,, - .l . lglada2pkia.3 , : , ingi - tt ' • t:vinTROMAS O. DIXON di BOHM z Late Axelimn & Dix° • --.. NCK,__lltlt kituar eUT Meet, elpile, tßlPPewtsvtinlted SUMS DMA • • fIIZI. • Olt , A. .7. • . • Crone £ inacimall's Bananas• Pickles. fiances; Darizam natard, Own, sal. =min= /hp Yorktown ant,for tete by JOS. B. ulna MAIO SEW& Dationire *mania • , „ ,LUMBER : R. A. & J. J. WILLIAMS N. W. cor. Broad and Green Sts. r OPPEB t • 85,000 FRETi NORWAY At a very low .14c e, Ja lota of 5,000 feet. ncallta I ;.•; . `•• tF . 5 t tr• LUMBER': 9 I T . .. i.l Seventeenth and Spring Garden StreetC . PHILADELPHIA. 0•3254 m • L132,18.101.—The utidwed are prepared to receive LA orders for Stafary'a, georgia, Lumber, of anVle. Mu, • which will be kitoreptl9 executed. c.:l3lol7DZlrilk 00. DOM St. Wtuuf. Wiled :4:{o :i:wi k ‘ft2 :f.V; A. S.. ROBINSON 910 CH4S'INUT STREET. LOOKING GLASSES. PAIMINGS Engravings and Photograph. Plain and Ornamental 011$ Pramett Carved Walnut and MOAT Frames, ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER. GEORGE C. REVEAUFIe, Manufacturer of LOOICENG-GLASSES, PORTRAIT, PHOTO GRAPH. preroirßE FRAMES, GILT MOULDINGS and OORNI eama ARCH Street, Phlled9lU. Chromo-Lithograßbs, Paintings, and a great va riet.y of wings on band. Frame.makere enrolled WHOT;O4 A- T. g AND. RETAIL. LOOKING GLASSES. NUT anwrtmen Fo t r aale Ont by amented ECELT and WAL J. CO WPLAND; 53 South Fourth street, near Chest nut eel, zol L1411130111a. M 1 1 1 " &teems: tr, Geo. W Gra,. , 28, 23 and 30 South Sixth St., Phila • %did Stock& lint-Brairn Aki, ~6 for Family and Medicinal HER MAJESTY! T CHAMPAGNE , WM IMO= a?.. MS A , VOA/lg. 111 Di:m.l4ll :•I 021.111 LOW-MG PABLO% . 'AIPPIOEL dind other GRATES, 'or Azikraalte, Eiteminenz and Wont 51,".11 WAIM-ASI A PATRWMIEI2, &or Warming Public and Private 130PM....zr0 , BECIDMIREI;VAMTUATakt§ CEBINTimr-GAPS 4:100E11319-RANGES_ , BATH-Binalca, 'sod YrROLLRALE and RETAIL AH~U® is ,IPFPLPro 1i5f.49714134 11 "1 1 - Ts allplaoas of annum= Vela* iuir evenow,;4l,,:' A l edMagda7.4cdpit*T. OF Ifl7Blo. ; •:. .lid•WifkaNtEi ; o , l P,Pra:r§4. • " • r, M L BATEMAN has the honor to annhnnbo that. In accordance With the witaost tinfyersailY ex ,pressed dErwttraga,t , Sine PAREPA.S fiigar am: , NOLI an the otherreeowsied Wastes of hts troupeAt this:AlM y eflinsio In this city., he give I". T.sFir , (iEABI) o ANKFI*CLUT - 4i.Qd.DWAXT OnTeßSDAll'ittoverolser rah: - • ".• In t l llrZWrtir e r h iiAlt November ' 24144 ' ' l'44E4 ''' k *"' !Bigwig FERRANTI; .!) dlgnor %-, Sighor;FO - Mr • CAP,4,,apdr., ; !MOW! , s=•L'n,lsicetvitri bola. zA:crej • May be Nut at the ; ACApif,,,VY and Titl74PLitlt'kt hitadc Store for' oth' nights on 40.11NIN(4.1.11iikT; Nov, A.49T494-ti ACADEMY OF 311:18/0.. , . • % BOGUAI4I.`DA'WISON,' The emirientkiernuatTrainsaisat will APPPIW 9• 11 , Wedritsgay, Nay: 7tWast ' B. I3 ,N'LOCIti - ' =rase_ ''raKlea-ANTOF VENICE. - • Thursday, Nov. ea. totrARRTIFIAUM AND RETTELSTAIL • Friday. NOV. 9th, as -• r' -• :. • • s ' • • NAR CEthE;': - ' ''' . F.• NATIOIss.E. • • - Saltirday , Nov. 19th. as . . ILANS .rusEfte.E, :HANS J/TERGE, oder die'PERLENSCENURL Ana as • LERRECHTPALIEE, •••, HIPPoIaT FELLER and • • • , - • CHARLES • - , IN THE '• , • trZTOLUCRLICEN; ' Monday, Nov. 12th;aa RICHARD, . , " ' RICHARD lIL P • ; ADmr - NSION Parquet and Parquet Carole. Al de; Reserved. Balcony,. ti; Reserved, 81.50. • • Family Circle;bocer ts. ' , • :Amphitheatre. 30 cents.' • • Reserved Beata can be secured on and after Monday, November eth, - the Academy; at Wiftig's Music More. No. 1021; Chestnut street. and at Schafer & BoOk Store, 8. W. corner Fourth' and Wood Streets; • . . nol-9.4 A MERMAN ACADEMY Or MUSIC. - MR , -.P.OGUM.LL.R.A.WISON; EMINENT GERMAN TRAGEDIA.N, Supported by the Whole Comiany of TEA. NEW YOBx STADT THEATRE, Will appear on WRDNASDA.Y, Nov. 7, 1.66. as SHY LOCH. in THE MARCHANT OF VENICE. • •On '1 HUPSDA'Y, Nov Bas HENRY, in THE LORBRER RAM AND BETTELSTA.B. On NARCIsS FRIDAYE, In N , Nov. ARC9I . sSas E. On SATURDAY. Nov.lo, as HANS 3 - MERGE. in HANS JURROR oder ale PERLENSCIEN LERRECHT PALER. HIrPOLIT FALSE, and • CHARLES FAUCON, 211 THE UN'GLUCRi.ICHEIC On MONDAY, Nov. 12. es RICHARD, In - RICHARD In. Reserved Seats can be secured on and after Monday, November sth, at the Academy; at Wit"ig's Music store. No. 1t2.1 Chestnut street, aid at Scharer & Eoradre Book Store, 8. W. corner fourth and Wood streets.no3 /1111" 2d1J8.E11.14 THEAThE, Lessee CALLOWELLLL Street. below FTPTEL Mr. J. IC MURPHY Stage Manager _......--...„.......08E5T ONE, Eralnms Manager— .J. C. JRIcOORMICE Thud night of the capital Comedian, STUART ROl3BqN. WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 7tb, Will be presented the Burlesque of RING LEAR, "AIM CUSS." STUART ItfIBSON Kir g Lear_ To be folbiied by CAlrrr.r.v. ....... nd JOHN WOPPS • John WoPP II .• .. • --STUART ROBSON In preparation—mAMLET or; Wearing of the Black.. PRICES OF ADMISSION. Dress Circle and cents t s Gancry . 15 cents Private and 03 &eats In Private BoxesCenla Doors oven at 7 o'clock. Curtanc . Wlll rise precisely at quarter before 8 Tao Box 011 ice will be open daily from 10 A. M. until 4 P. M., when seats may be secured without extra charge. XTEIV CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE. Loora open at 7 o'clock. Curtain rises at 7.45. THIS EVENING November 7th. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF RIP VAN WLF.E.LE. SEVECITH NIGHT Of the successful engagement_ of ME Jeft.EPII JEFFERSON, Who will appear in DION soucucemrs VERSION OF RIP VAN WINKLE, Pronounced by the ItNTIRE PRESS OP THE CITY 'o be the most perfect performance ever given here. To conclude with thelstest London Farce, entitled FOUND IN A FOUR•WHEETEIL SATURDAY AFTERNOON, November 10, GRAND FAMILY MATINEE. First performance here of TEN °UNMAKES OF MOSCOW. kg RS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET TMEATRIC. Begins at 754 o'olOck. HOUeRS PACKED—A GREAT HIT Of the young Irish Comedian. MR t...AN BRYANT. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, Lest two nights of HANDY ANDY and THE MISR Est 'GRANT. DAN BRYAN r IN BOTH • With Songs and Dances. FRIDAY—RENTS! UP DAP 101.1 T ANT. AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL. THREE GLORIOUS PIECES. Monday next—SHAM:cis O'RF TEN. Seats secured six days In advance. TITALNUT &MEM THEATRE. N. E. corner NINTH and WALNUT Sts Commence at 73i. Twerity•first night of the ItriUlant Engagement of - B. EDWIN BOOTH, Who will appear in his great coaracter of the ' CARDINAL RICHELIEU, • In Boatmen Historical Play. In five acts. of RICHELIEII. OR 'ITIE CON APIRAOY. In compliance with many requests, an EDWilv ROOTH MATINEE Will be given at P. o'clock on Saturday, Nov. 10, when wiel be presented fbr the first time this season, , HABLIXT, With all its originalsplendor Thursday-1 he APOSYNIE and SERIOUS FAMILY - se • A .74:4 ef: :11 Last week of tbe brilliant •• ' BATE FISHER and EL VINO EDDIE. THIS EVENING, The beautiful Equestrian Drama of n05.3t/ IiOCHINVAR, ORTHE BRIDAL OF NE'THERBY. A . Ses.EMBLY BUILDINGS. _SIGNOR BLITZ will commence his POPULAR .11LITIIRTATNIERNTS ON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, continuing every evening and WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. PEW ILLUSIONS! MIRTH MYSTERY! VENTRILOQULSM! CANARY BIROS! Admission. 25 cents. Children, 15 cents. Reserved Seats. 60 cents. Evenings begin at 73i o'clock. Afternoons at 3 o'clock.. ocl3.lm' N BW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE ELEVENTH street above CHESTNUT. KHz, FAMILY RESORT" . OPEN.. POE THE SEASON. CARNCROSS dt DIX:EY'S MINSTREL% The Great Star Tronpe of the World, in their GRAND ETHIOPIAN SOIREESEONOS. DANCES, NEW EITELESQUES, PLANTATION SCENES. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock. an2S• T. CARNCROSS, Manager. irIERMANIA ORCHESTRA.—PuMM Rehearsals &J Will commence on Saturday afternoon, 10. at the MUSICAL FUND HALL, at haltpast three o'clock. Engagements made by addresslne.JEDßHE HatTEET. agent, 1431 - MONIRRIP'Y street, between Race and Vine. nos tf ON EXHIBITION at the PENNYLVANIA ea- DItELY Off FINE ARTS.. a superb collection of PAINTINGS, of the French, German awl Belgian Schools of Art. Open dans , . Admission, 25 cents. no 7 6t* ranasyLvAme. ACADEMY OF FINE ARM CHESTNUT, above MONTH. Open from 9 A. - M.to e P. M. 23e4fasain West's_ great , Picture of OFIHTIST B. JacTED SUS on womb:ton. Jena' • lEDVOATLON. CILASSIOAI, rNSTITITTE.--DELN STREET, BE V low Locust, Duties resumed SepteMber 3d. • ' -3. W. FAMES, D. D., _ Pzirscipal. DBp-lf,- J. ..151AROTEA.II, 4 Teacteor of the FrtyNCK LADIGuAGE, - , -0r.17-Inllt ,atolith,TENTIIB - et. N0:254 DGIIILLEALET FRENCH TEACHER,. 'NO. '47 . South NlNTEL'atreet. ,0030.120, A :e •:a emits n• :I . RIDINagefLOOL • I MITE t e , e. • . VINE. nOW 0ME761 e all and Winter Peaaon. Ladies and Gentlemen will find every provision for comfort and safety. so LW., a thorough knowledge of this nearithni nevem pgehmeut may be obtained by the most timid; Salcilv horses trained in the best manner. Saddle horses horses and vehicles to hire. Also, carriages for hose race to'oars . &c.. d v: e t : _ e • - k IOR SALE. PIA O ECU BALE.—A dist class, square, seven-ootave carved rosewood PI a. NG. tuede b,y,Steck do Co; nearly new and in, excell.nt condition. Apo)) , at N 0.14 19 WALNUTetreet, between 10 A, M. and 12 noon. -- n0.;40,4, 122 131KROONS Ct&B.A.COAS IND1(30 nornandiri from Banc.WH/TE _Wale t"Jr imbi by 3"0..c. AbISMISAWVAiti WPM 'To . Oredttorac UW O O Et".tt on - o'L n . , and Ohs r persona Interested. -•- • • L Noticti hi.-hereb,t given lhatlhfffoBo---.--amplePtetis 'son* ditton the dg affixed. to, their nameo ago 'aexourrs of-thelr Admittlatnteon.to OtheStateS,aNt _ _ Peniontt deceased. NM 'Odardlatse and lif l n t s t ` h ni t i lr i ; counts whose names' are undermentioned in le of the 'Resister for thetProbate of Wills, Olt and and gran g I enters, of edri.inletrationWn• ttod• tbr the _ County orP,,bilaltelthAkkind that thesamewtll_hepre ,senteti to the Orphans' Court ot' sald- _ mltt7 „for. onflrrattlion' ant allOwancet,on tho,thlr4 is RE_ HA . y• In .hiovember next, at 10 o'clock. ha the mornleg,at me my CoartHouseln saldnity. , • • , . I 1866 heit:214, I tVllVlster d ,' et til,Adm'rs• of, CHAs i dad a, r jfEELLEE,VIf 81TANICLAND., deed. • - 28; Earrtnel 'Grant:Etter of 'WILLIAM • , • •• ENSOIS deed_ - - • •, .• • 29. John Dickinson' Adm'r 'of '30112q , 911% 8F7"1.1., tue ' Insurance 29,-The; nnsyletuft qr,n.Pa GEoymiE,D. • - Llvtss. lac. „musrmsa Q . • BOTCHER, late a minor. r 1 29, Clement l E , Batelit9;)Ezeer, of4WALTEEt ) -„NEVII.• • I, deed. • ergell, , Adinti.rofANN RlCEthtitS? A. Pe ' ergen;:Adtrfi JACOR PETER :- • 8074fdeed• , • 2, 0 Reuben Detickla,-4.Cn r ,of A. .hiDIECIKOKL iledd ! • r 2, Townsend Wheen, etal,Eies'rs of JAM I ES NEVINS. , . 4, ,Charles M. Lukens, Adta'r of ;OMNI 0. • - .I O AITNCLE, deed. , • " - • , - " = Merano BID neYr iThr.e ' r. of ...g4a74.8)1..':/'4. B QD EN. NET, teed. • • - • - , " ,9, 'John oft'au, M. 4 . 4. 41 ,m'r fi!i r - BURKE ' deed.' n •Edefiner 611 i;e 1 1;:A4120::F ;,. ' "SNELL, 41 .• 12, •it 9 e U datlck.../1. arid Catharitte Ow - Morrell. , _Ries st of E.1,1Z 911ETH MORRELL. Can't'. /2, Sydenhare , Walton. Adm'r of MICHAEL ' .7 " WELslioleed. Joh Hanna. Exec'? Of 13; Martha 'Grissim. 'Adm'rx - ' of TECRISTIAIS ' • ElRlealhf. dec'd. 13 James Field Jr. and 'Marshall' Hll7,lllre,c'ss 14 , 11 0 -, :1107-3% Macro 'of SAISEITALIKA I- 11,TIN, deed.: Magee, Adra'InzofJOBENHAONE, E T 'ainter dee r m y r FM:J7,4,816g PAlNB"‘l6''7l,Piturl,!•gr-Ajil"''c4 t p of MARY ie. .Leas i iiizir e Adin't of PHEDEEHE - Fizeli " -Eliza Veaeock;.Rxecatilx of. ANN: N'Lre. COCK " • - 17,4:111atm; V. c' ttozzle, Adm'r of 'JOHN LARD 17,flisan 'ix' or MICHAEL B. HABP decd. 18, 9todg v e l fitee, Exc i .g iiia;inultee THOS. 19, Louisa MI d aan ri a . e, Adza;rx of H . A14.1A. MEW a), Thomas lia tr 4r rk Jr.. i 6t e cicir d. b. n. ENSEIIq rceitt:ette(oZ ••• wliham Simpson, Adza'r of ANN J. E. - FRANK LIN, d, ed. " V.. Elizabeth Toland. ...Ezea'zx of EDMUND TOL AND. deed. • " H en G. Clay, Adm'z of JOHN G. KEELEY:Ii= John Eddowes„ Exec'? (by his attorney In fact) of }, ALPH kDD e',S. dec'd " 22 Witllaro Scott end Clayton Miller, EX6WI - 5 of JOSEIDA.HROWN, dec'd. 4,2, Nary A. Ryan, Fx-x'rx of MARIA T. HEN. DERSON, 23, Peter Brady, Adm'r of MICHAEL BRADY.,„ dec'd. • Francis, and Henry Wharton, Faec'rs and Trustee t of THOMAS 3. WHARTON.dec'd John 0. Foster, Exeer of SARAH ACEDA-. BY, deed. , 23}inward Surton, Adm'r of ROBERT BUR , Tos, dec'd. 22 Susan E. and Thomas Williams. Jr.. Flrec'ts of SAMUEL WiLLIA.MS. deed. 24, Erbralm.F. Leake, Exec'r of :WA RTHA W. DUNGAN, dec'd. ' " fir Edward , H Kelly and Thomas H. Green, Far's of LAWRENCE W. KEGLY. dec'd. " 24, Ann Beckley, Adm'a of WILLIAM BECK. LEY, - deed. - " 24, Theodore Chamberlain, Trustee under the will of WILLIAM GIBERSON. dec'd. " 21, Ezra P. Creeaon,ltreer of JACOB ORE , SON, deed. " 25, Nary D: 1 -Brown, Dilltryn Parrish and Tohn P. Wetherill. 'ft..ecutors of JOSEPH D. BROWN, dec'd.' " 25, Michael Katz. Adm'r of WILLIAM KATZ dec'd. " 25, Samuel Parry.. Guardian of ANNA EL FRANK end CHARLES R. SHOE.- • MAHER, late minors • " 25, Benjamin and Richard H. Rush Exec'rs of RICHARD HUSH.. dec'd. 25, Benjamin and Richard H. Bush, Admire b : c. t a of MARIA HUSH, deed. " 25, Berjamm and Richard, H. Bush, Exec•rs of MADISON RThs.II, dec'd. " 25, Benjamin Bush and Peter McCall, Exec'rs of 3. MURRAY Brea, dec'd. " 25,' Singleton •A. Mercer and Joshua B. _Lippin cct.t. P xec'rs of SETH CRAIG. dec'd. " 2.5, W. Z. Florence. litteer of FANNY HAYS COHEN, dec'd. " 25, George S. Truman, Adm'r of LEWELLYN • - TRITJIAN,.deed, " 25. James Carstairs and William H. Clement, Ereontors of BLIT, A A. HOOD. dec'd. o c26w it FREDERICK EL ADAMS, Register. STUART ROBSON FrOMAS BIRCH & SON AUCT/OXIIREG Ag COMMISSION , No. 1110 CHESTNUT saver.. (Rear entrance 1107 Sanaa= street.) HOUSEHOLD FURNIT'URIC •OF EVERY 3).) SCRIPTION RECEIVED ON tEINSIGNMENT. SALES EVERY FRIDAY NOBNING. Salmi of Furniture at Develltnan attended to on•ta mostßestannable Terms. SALE 01 BEAL EST EX ATE, t3TOORS, CHANGE. THOMAS BIRCH & SON respectfully Inform that friends and the public that they am prepared to *tam to the sale of Real Estatehyacultion and at private anis Sale at Na 1.110 Chasm= street. • SIIPEBIOB FUBIGTYUBE, LARGE Knumnis, PIANO FORTEN, CARPED% TRUNKS, PLATED WARE, &c. ON FRIDAY MORNING. At 9 o'clock, at the auction store. No.lllo Chestnut street, will be sold 21.3arge assortment - of elegant Furniture including Parlor Suits in satin brocatelie. reps. plush and satin cloth; elegant Arm Chairs, Walnut Chamber Suits. Extension Dining Tables Wardrobes, Spring and Hair Matresses, Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain Car. pets, &c. Ld ROE MIRRORS. - One French Plate Mirror, 84 by 62 inches. Also, several of smaller size. TRAVELING TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET -BAGS. de. FRIDAY.OT At 12 o'clock precisely will be sold without reserve, about '2.00 Traveling Trunks of all varieties. • BY B. SCOTT, in.. AUCTIONEER. No. loa. CHESTNI7T street. CARD.—We are authorized to annce an impor• tent special sale (to take place early n i t he Month of November) of valuable and rare 0(1 Paintings. the special importalion of Mr. A. D. 111:71 - VETTER. of Antwerp, who has just - returned from an extensive and arotracted viait among the studios of the most cele• bra ted a rtlsts of the English, Flemish. French and Dusseldorf Schools.' This will offer connoisseurs and lovers of art generally a tine opportunity to make se. tedious as It will no doubt be the largest and best col. iebtion ever offered at public sale in this country. ABSOLIISE SALE OF FRAMED ENGRAVINGS. ON TUESDAY and WED CIibDAY EVENEgGS. Nov. eth and 7th. • At ('Clock, at ecott's Art Gallery. IPSO Chestnut street. a splendid collection of fine Pruned Itagrat Now open fir examination. CARD.—We are now prepared to make arrangemeni for special sales of Oil Paintings er any other works o , art. Our location being in the centre-of the most lash linable thoroughfare of our city makes it a destrabli resort for connoisseurs and lovers art In general. N. B.—Sales of merchandise in general solicited. Personal attention given to otis-door sales. B. 8001 T. DA.VIb & SiAIWEY AUCTIONEERS, (Late withal.. Thomas dr Sons.) Store No. 833 Chestnut street, PUBEITPURE SALES at the Store every Toteaday atten ßA LEtiS AT RESIDENCES will -eceivo partiorth on • _ lIKMOVALWe reepectirdly inform the public that we have leased a pot tion of the building fornserly ST TA ALPS HOTEL, No. 421 WALNII street:a- d sold the opening sale on TUE4DAY NEXT. lath mat. The spacious salesroom is 40 feot frontby 90 feet deep. Its convenience. , and advantages will mown. mend it to those wishing to make sales - of any tie:, scriptlon. - Sale on the Premises. • Estate of Catharine M. Scravendyke, deaeased. THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING , AND FUR- No. NU 1628 Vine Street.' ' ' On WEDNESDAY MORNING, November 14, at 10 o'clock, on the premise& Compri. sing all that certain three-story brick mes cage, with back buildi gs and lot of ground, situate onthe south side of Vine street above Sixteenth street, !NO. 16%', containing in front on Vine street 17 feet, and in depth 140 feet to George alley- Clear or all Incumbraitce.. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The furniture, mirrors, carpets, be Sold im mediately alter; . , • . • firIIE PAINULFA.I. MONta JOT s • • ca L B.E. corner of SIXTH and RACE streets.: Money advanced on: , Merehandlise gesteraL.9 - wp.uale3,yewelry, Diamonds, Gold and Eilmee Platt and on. all articles' of :value, for any length ,X.f-Snins a:veed on. • • WATCHED 'AND JEWELRY AT PIIIVATE , = Fine Gold ranting, 0.121 a, Bonnie Bottom and °Fel Fano Ey, - A_meriesti and , Bwilia:Tatent, Jan:: Waterier D Gold•Hundneg, Clue and %sad Fees Ls rant 'Ws esr Fine Gold Dual= antl• ether Bratehm - Fine Silvar Hutting, Case .and - Aien• )4Uce Erella Ameriesn and Swiss Patent • - Lever 'raid t tvjr,/ ,Watehes: • _Double •Case, English , sluartier and .otaal . Wale:bee; Ladies' Fanny Watelitiit:"Dlamond Bresia- - RP= Fin_ter_. Binge; Ear laingikkitrids; fn.; TineC Ole: Vilain: Saelaall/OnC Bracelets, So-art Pins; Bresi— ping; Finger - funs; realm. tiage%: , and..Tewoor Owe: r B SA.TBgo-tA large and irplendid FUSTY= •• imitab/e far a.leweler, Rine 05%, • - Also, - several 'Lots m Swath Daindea; Chestnut Went,. • _ -. • , TAMES A. FETBMAM. TO RICNT—MANSION Arria_ very elegant Double Zeismaion; 'tarnished corn , pletely, Ma fashionable part of the etry. T 6 be rented for six months from Ist or November. ' Apply' at the 21,513,MA1DGF, 06 0 .41:Yeralea go, %UKASE= eMeh PctkOVOMit a7 . 0 .- 7k (Fe-41:' 41J 7EIOIII EIAMI!).' Aveirion siuww, MK THOMAS Alt SONS. A UtfI'IONDERIS, • • Nos. 189 mad 111 South , POURTH straw 1 - GAMES CIPIMCES ANDEEAL At the eautyTITESDAYASIN(YoIook noes. sir Han dbllTt ttf each property Bia led aetaratay. and on the Blttlrear Previous, to, each le: Ms cata logues h i manblet form, giving fond ESTATE - ATEIUVATE Printed catalogue . __-•nottilisineriewaraLbtaldrad thousand dollars, Inclu ding Aionet7:4 l escritation ter/ and country property r honrthe. e> 7t Welling to the moat elegentAtutneope; 'eleklinB'oollntr! Goan , tanns,bttivro as ' Std. store ittir afilm at sn -:_ it Ammon EVERY THIGIEILLE. 7. , • • • f• - Pltrtitmlar ; ayenatelrldeSll to astai.if Pea ate REAL ESTATE SALE. NOV.• 18. • •- • Orphans , Court Nale-Eetate of Ilunket, Fleeton. cestiedßUSl NESS STAND-2 two storyl3 , lc.k ings. Nes. 211 and 218 Stith Mar stl,belont Walnut st: a very valuable brininess location. - Master's peremptory Sale- By order of the District Conrt-E.EIRA - V.A.LUABLE , BUSINESS STAND '2bmeeiorryyßrick Building; No. 138 Stinth Third et.. --between Walnut ,and Chestnut. • - - -- Same AcconntNeat -Three atory , Brick RESI DENCE, NO. 216 North-Ninth at., between Race and - VERY VALUABLE BUSIN ESS STANDS-2 five. story Stores, Nos: le and 18 North 1171f.h st, above h Market 34 et 254 inches front To 'Capitalists. end others .VALUABLE ARE' .and DG . J.E.B. Delaware- avant* aptrcorAltnond st -9834 feet on Delaware avenue.- Stick Store, N0..27.6a10u51r Second St .between Walnut - and; Spruce, with if, five-ittory, brick. building and a three-story brick Elm Mill in the rear; No 112 _Wok 86. VAI.I7A.GLE , PAIIII, 82' ACRES, - Road. 27th Ward. 34' of a toile below• the. Eine - Bell, and opposite the onnik Park. , .HANDSOIIII MODERNRESIDENCE Spruce et., - weatehfwentiellt7,' i - . THREE-STORY- BRICK D '' , WW,L.WG s No. ;a. North Sixteenth- sit:, helowltace. a - - THREE-STORY BRICE DWELLINGL - No. 416 North Ninth at. southorNoble TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE AND 004 Ila HOUSE No. 17n let:JoseCh's avenue, between Chest nut and Market ata:_f Executrix's Sale--Undar a power In the Will of. Wm. Ring, deed-VERY- DEsDRA BCE FOUR-STORY BRICE RESIDENCE, No. 16 , 5 Filbert street. Ch A a d r m W a uree Sa-l-FRA ME p DWE LL IhNG Will o 1411 Frankford road. - - Verry Valuable=Business Property -POUR STORY - BRICE DWELLING and 2 Iva:two, N 05.1115, Ul7 andlll9 Sluing Garden street. - 20 - 81 E - Deetf Peremptory - , - Sale-LOT, Coates-street, "west of 220. , Same Estate-LOT, Wallacestreet. west of 22d. MODERN THRE E-STORY BRICE DWF.T.GING. 170.861,Marshall street, south of Poplar. MODERN ,THREESTORY - BRIM RESIDENCE, zleo.so2North Sixth street. - MODERN DOUBLE THREE-STORY " BRICE RESIDENCE, No. 1707 Mount Vernon street-36 feet 'front ' Has all the modern conveniences. , Immediate PClBBeBBlOll • . natees , Sal e--Fstate ofliaron Maurice D'Hautrbre -6 THREIC-STORy BRICK DWELLINGS, Branford, street, between Spruce and Pine and 16th and 18th. Same- Estate-7 IRREDEEMABLE uROUND RENS S, $32.518£ 533,136.938. $33 and $25 a year each. MODERN THREE _TORY BRICE DWELLING, Cherry aired, west of 20111. THEOLO43IOAL AND N2D3OEL - On WEDNESDAY Anwais l ocasr,-.N M 017 16 . 111 .7: KB. Bc A o t s th . e rroza ancti a n ubi. n afore;Theological and 'll-Inadnaums • Sale Noa. DR said 141 South Fourth et. VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE. MIRRORS. PIANO. FIREEBOOF aaFES, MA.TRIORS NM. BEDS. AND BEDDING CHINA` 'AND - GLASS WARE. FINE OIL P s irrriNos - - ELEGANT • WILTON, AXMINSTER. VELVET, HEUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS. &o. . ON TMURtDAY MORNING. At 9 o'clock. at the aucnon store, by catalom.. an excellent assortment of very superior Parlor. Diting.room and Chamber Furniture. French Plate B ante) and Pier Mirrors. Piano Fortes, svperlor Fire. proof Safes, Matryssa , . Beds and Bedding : - China sad Glassware. Fine 011 • Paintings, elegant Milton, .6x mil:tater, Velvet. Rrussels , and o ther earneWdru. _'Sale West Rittenhouse Square. ELEGANT PI3IINITITRE, MIRRORS. OURTAINB, CHANDELIERS, WILTON CARPETS, dc. ON TUESDAY MORNING. NOV 13. At 10 o'clock. at No. 1918 West Rittenhouse 182 . = below locust street. by catalogue r the entire tura In lading two sets Rosewood Drawing rdom Fur niture, elegant Curtains, large Mantel and . Pier Mir rors,Osk Dining-room Furniture.livge Bookcase. fine Chira. Plated Ware, Bronzes, so • tor enamber Fur niture, tine Wilton and Brussels Canets, handsome "Chan ellers. &c. Also, the Kitchen Furniture, Refrigerator, T JOHN B. .15M2Dit a cu., Autyriozrxstber: .;a, a 0 . T 4 .1 ; • r e .3":4v 21:7m. We will hold a Large Bale of Foreign and - Domestic Dry Gooda, b . . . . . part"for amb.. _ ON FRIDAY IifORNIND. November 9, at 10 o'clock; eardiriacMg about 901 s ages and lota of staple and limey articles, 111 , cooler. & worstedaaluens, allM and izatone. _ R.—Catalcvaes ready and goods arrange d for exuminatio , early on the tuornime of mile sltr4F, PRREELPTORY SALE OF , "EOROPMAN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. NOTlCE—lncluded in our sale of FRIDAY; November be found the fbllossing DRESS GOODS. IC( 0 pieces French Roubaix .Popelines, plain, figured and anted. new goods, just Sanded. 300 do Paris Merinos, black and colored, all .20e do ' 2 mDress cloth, black and colored. 100 do CObtirgr, choice colors, from low to fineet, sco do . Printed Paris Detainee and cord Alpacas. Pull lines London Balmoral Skirts, In choice pat terns. ISOTICR—We ask the particular attention of the trade to the above line of Dress Goods,lost landed from steamer, embracing a very desirable assortment of well known and very favorite importations. Also, —pieces Paris Epinglinea, velour .Reps, poll de cbevres. do French and Saxony all wool plaids, DOMESTICS. -- Bales bleached and brown sheetituts and shirting& do white all wocl and heavy gray blankets. do white, scarlet domet and Amer flannels Cases Canton and miners' flannels. Rob Boys do blue tickings, stripes. denims, checks, do "Manchester and domestic &whams. do bleached and cord corset leal,s, reecho, drills. ao cambric's, Kentucky Jesus, Prints, do satinets Limas s, casaimeres, kerseys. MBRCBANT TAILORS' GOODS. Places _English and French black and blue cloths do Aix la Chapelle black Tricots and do'vering do /Bosoms, oulman= Chinchillas, Astrakhans do Ellneuf mixed Pal.rots, Fancy Cassimeres do Velours, Batine, plain and mixed do Castors, Wbltneys, Coatings, Melton. do bik and cord Italians. and satin de Chines. LINENS, WHITS GOODS , Full lines Barnsley sheeting's, Irish &flirting linens, -do bird's eye diaper, bleached , and brown do table ClOths,canvas,' crash, tOWelingl. do cambrica.itsconets: nainsooks, malls , • BRAWLS, SILKS, ac. "Fall lines Broche Long and Square Shawls and do plain Woolen Shawls Cloaks, Gamines, &c, do grim du Rhine. taffetas D de soles, dlr.. =OO DOZEN LINFA cammitc. FUMES. Full sines Si and i; plain linen hdkis. Full lines hemmed linen hdices., of a very favorite lap °dation, j ust, from ate am.r. Full lines fancy Velvet and Cashinere Vesttngs. Also Roaiery. Gloves Heamora , ana Hoop Skirts, traveling and under shirts and drawers "awing silks, spool cotton, patent thread, silk-ties and scarfs. urn brelaa &c. LARGE- POSITIVE HALE OF ON FRIDAY monwnsra. Nov.-9, •it -ll o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue. Cat four months' credit, about M3O pieces of superfine and fine ingrain, royal damask, Venetian, list, Dinah belay, cottage and rag oszpetings, embracing a choice assortment of superior goods, which may be countnact earls on the morning or sale. LARGE PEIG2MPZORY SALE OP mum= AND OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS. &I ON MONDAY MORNING. NOV. 12, At 10 o'clock,w@ be sold, by,catalogas. ON POUR MONTHS CREDIT, alimstsoo lots ofPrench, India,Ger. man and British Dry Goods, emb radng a bill ssort ment of fancy and staple arblcleS In •ellke, worsteds, .woolen. linens and cottons. N. R.—Goods arranged for examinspoli and Ws towns readv earls on 1:11(n of sals. • LARGE -POSITIVE BALE OS BOOTS, 811.0223- BROGAN& TRAMMING .13A Gs. Av. ON TIIRSDAT , MORNING, NOV, 13. 'At 10 o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue. on fear months , credit, about 1,300 packages Boots, Show, Bal. morals, &C.. embracing aprixds and fresh assortment af first dm City and Eastern 2119111:10aare. = for metal:W.lOn witacatelogaes early on the ndl: ~sf sale. CWOLBERT, AIIC'TIONEER. No. 16 South Vs SIXTH Street. between Chestnut and Market. ;.e • _ • I • s • :iv • t : WARE. _ ON FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, Nov. o 9at precisely 10 o'clock. at No. 16 South Sixth street—lle contents of 80 crates of Imported. White Granite 'Ware, comprising a general assortm n e o n 6 W kst. city and country sales. The whole just landed Liverpool packet. plume EORD W., AUOTIO.NIERG, No. - 608 MARKET street. BALI t OF mac OASES BOOTS AND SHOES Ott THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. 8, commencing at 10 o'clock. we >will sell ey 1910 cases Boots, Shoes Brogamb Dal Morals or city and Eastern mannfacture, embroil/1g ./t prime sad desirable assortment ofgoOds. . itDY BAranT A 00., Arerronse,ozumati, up Cash dnotion.R_ No. See Market street, corner or Bank latest. yeah advanced on coradconienta withal:Merin ntutrein HOLLAND. IarCi r iONZIEM: • izoa nsAincer street. TIIMMNOti. 1' EAIiD OPEN'INGIXES.-BI A:BINDER, NO. 1031-Vnestantatzreet,Phliaplohia, Importer of :LaMar - Drees and 'Cloak- Trt Abe, an SilegahastoOk c atOoited Paper Pa ri tOa ll rn% th , :t re Ladies' and Childrea. s,Dr„ Parisian- Drew -an/ Tioaklialcing ixfall ite varieties; Liaidles furnishing' their rich and costly materials may rely on being ar tistically fitted., and o *kt-trotJr/finished in the most promps and ellictentraanfter, at. the -1011"31 pa 111216 prices, in twenty-four boirrif notice . , Rotting and Mat. istg. PaUerva Mad. ciaby Sae sines piece Xl3,t.ztett ebanta- add dreatursakers ante N ANN LINZ& B.4Th or evegrelei sait ft= OM Watt:Met m rivi ne , Act. 41 , n/W S PIA*I ra,Pennakerg alllimu inf a 00. . 791°. cm, ativaars Jam: BM=
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers