..111.09'N'II:T .. .EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPE-1.
CIE Er_,TzcrrioiNis.
%tuns from Missouri‘and New Jersey
HOGAN'S DEFEAT CONFIRMED.
governor Newell Not - Elected,
The Missouri. Election.
Sz. Duns. Nov.'7.—Nearly domplete re
turns give the Republican ticket of thle
eonnty about 3,000 majority.
In the First Congressional District the of-
Adel return gives Gen. Pile (Rep.) 208 ma
jority over Hogan (Derr.)
The returns from the interior are still
meagre, but enough , has been received to
show that C. A. Newcombe (Rep.) 12as been
elected in the Second Congressional District
by 'about 3,500 majority.
In the Third District the returns favor the
re-ekction of Noell (Conservative); in the
Fourth. J. J. Gravelly (Rep.), will probably
have 3,000 majority. J.W. McClurg (Ren.),
is re-elected from the Fifth District.
The Sixth District -is doubtful, but it .is
thotteht that R. T. Vanhorn. (Rep.) is re
elected.
General B. F. Loan (Rep.) is re-elected in
the Seventh , District, by a large majority.
There are not enough returns from the
Eighth District to indicate the result.
In the Ninth District W. F. Swetzler
(Dem.) is probably elected.
In this city Frank Blair's majority for the
Legislature has been reduced to 6, and his
seat will be contested by Ur. Branscomb,
11113 litgpublican competitor.
New Jersey.
We understand that Hon. Wm. A. Newell
(Rep.), candidate for Congress in the Second
District, has been defeated by 500 majority,
by Mr. Haight, the Democratic candidate.
Price of Gold in New York.
[By Me American Telegraph Co.]
NErw Yonic, Nov. B.—G-old has been
quoted to-day as follows:
10.40 A. M., 116.1 t t 1.30
10.15 1461111.45
.10.30 1461 12 M.,
10.45 1461, 12.15 P. M.,
11.00 146 i 12.30
11.15 146 i,
UITY
Mee Third and Last pages for additional Locals.)6"
LARCENY OF HARNESS.—This morning,
before Alderman Massey, Andrew ISfoore
was charged with the larceny of a set of
harness. It is alleged that he went into
Young's stable at Fifteenth and Callocvhill
streets, took the harness from a horse which
was in a stall, and carried it off. The har
ness was soon missed and Moore was pur
sued. He had disposed of some of it before
be was captured, but the stolen property was
all recovered. Moore was held in sl,ooa bail
for trial.
FINED. -- Jacob Brown was arrested
yesterday by High . Constable Danfield, on
North Second street for violating an act of
Assembly, which prohibits the sale of meat
on the streets. He was fined $5 by Alder
man Toland.
Adolph Daluman,of No. 1210 South street,
for a violation of the sign ordinance was
find $2 by Alderman Morrow.
ROBBING A COMI S ANION.—Francis Brooks
was arrested, last night, at Fourth and
Shippen streets, on suspicion of robbery.
The prosecutor is a German,
who alleges
that he was out with Brooks, drinking, and
then he robbed him. Brooks was taken
before Alderman Tittermary, and was com
mitted to answer.
Culek,,er.—On Saturday next a match
game of cricket will be played on the
ground of the Germantown Cricket Club,
between the second eleven of the German
town Cricket Club and the first eleven of the
"tiler ion Cricket Club. Play will commence
punctually on the arrival of the 9A. M.
train from Philadelphia.
• COUNTERFEIT MONEY.—Mary Ann Gra
ham was before Alderman Butler this
morning upon the charge of having passed
s counterfeit $1 U. S. Treasury note in the
Second street market. She was committed
to answer at Court.
PETTY LARCENY.—Enoch Bender, from
New York, was sent below this morning,
,by'Alderman Toland, to answer the charge
of the larceny of five hats from Goodman's
store, on Second street, below Noble.
THE VIRTUES OF BOWER'S INFANT COR
-13.1a7. need no comment from oar pen. Thousands of
lismilles daily attest its efficacy. H. a, Bower, Sixth
and Green, sole proprietor of the CordiaL
"LISIBIG'S Foon," for infant; and invalids,
Bower, Sixth and Vine streets. Price $1 00.
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES AND FANCY GOODS.
SNOWDEN & BROTHER, Importers,
23 South Eighth. street.
" DR. FrriEß'S " great " Rheumatic
_Remedy."
For Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Gout. Asthma.
"No Cure," 3.000 cures since Sane 1868. .No Pay."
"No Pay," 3,000 cures since June 1866, "No Care."
"No Cure," No mercury, colchicum or NO Pay."
"NO Pay," lodides. "No Care."
Limited quantity to each patient.
_Prepared by Dr. Fitter, No 29 South Fourth street.
LADIES' SPECIAL NOTICE.—Dr. Ban
-nine's Braces, Light French Truss Improved Shoul
der Ltraces, supporters of best construction, Admire
ble Blasi ic Bandages. Elastic Stockings. &c., Car.
adjusted by a Lady, at "Needles'," on Twelfth
street, first door below Race.
BENBOW'S SoATß.—Elder Flower, Turtle
41)11, Glycerine, Lettuce, Sunflower, Moakg,, Rose, &c.
SNOWDEN & BROTH MI,
Importers.M South Eighth street.
THE remarkable) promties of Brown's
Bronchial Troches l''avebeen thoroughly tested since
- Eat intrrdtwed. The demand for them has steadily
Increased, and purely upon their own merits, they have
...found favor with those who from . Pulmonary, Brim.
chlal., or Asthmatic complaints, require them. For
, Coughs and Colds they are efficacious, •
Tan. SADDEST weepers are often the
•Irayest smilers. Everybody smiles at the 'sweetest
thing" ever offered for the handkerchief We refer to
•"BuleginOpoponax," a delightful perfume, and fresh as
roof in Its richest of promise. • , • • '
Z. T. SMITH & CO. New York, Sole Proprietors.
„ .
3 fusionno!—This is a new perfume, yet '
irthas already achieved e eraxess which haiestablkihed
Its reputation as the most delightfdl delicate and du-
arable 'The lapse of time but adds to Ps eventlal
sweetness. For sale by all the principal Druggists.—
.PAikgrielphin Zentao 2klegroph. ' • • •
C. C. DrrEmon .16 co., Merchant , Tailors, •
Ninth street below Chestnut are now closing ont their ;
entire stock of imported CLOTHS AND CA.SSI.
igifilF.S, MADE TO ORDER in the latest styles. •
•
,
A QUEER CART - LOAM—The • tit. JOSOPh;
(Mo.) Herald says: "Yesterday morning a
party of emigrants passed through that cjty
on the way to Kansas, and created some,
excitement, owing to the very novel con-:
veyance made , use of. In a 'dog can a l , lei-1
snrely reclining upon a matress, were an
014 woman and a young girl, both enjoying.
the luxury of a pipe; the old man and his
youthful sorV-belrig hard at work-giving the
Ateamarylooomotion to the reticle," •
TEE CIIARLESTON .117 - CWS complains that,
while there area` score of billiard saloont ,
and upwards of a hundred coffee houses. in
Charleston, there is not one 'theatre. It
adds that when Mark Btrakosch passes
through lthe city, with his _ltalian troupe,
twice a year, he is compelled to content
himself with a room called Hibernian Hall,
wherein' the bright beauty of the Bay of
I Naples is portrayed on a paper screen, ~ f rom
behind which his artists emerge.
SAvsakt - S - AR.—The Savannah News and.
Herald congratulates the people of that city
on the disappearance of pestilential disease,
and says that the business of the city in
creases steadily with the season : and, not
withstanding some stringency in financial
operations, the best feeling pervades the
business community. Merchants have their
stores well stocked with goods of every de
sirable description.
DANGEROUS GRASSROPPERS.—The Chi
cago Tribune says that several valuable
horses have-died - mysteriously in Loons
toWnship, Illinois. The 'mortality is re
ported to have been caused by the grass
hoppers, which, being taken into the
mouth, bite the tongues of tfie animals and
make them so sore that they will not eat,
and starve tor.death. The cases have oc
curred among horses turned out to grass.
A Nuw FEATURE.--AR lowa paper says
that the exhibition of peat seems destined
hereafter to forth a prominent feature in the
fairs of that State.. A specimen was burned
last week at the Cerro Gordo county fair,
which, though not pronounced first-rate.
fully justified the general opinion that we
have an abundant supply of this fuel, lack
ing only the proper method of its manufac
ture. •
PROPOSED MONUMENT TO LORD BYRON.
—A movement is on foot in Nottingham for
raising a public monument te, Lord Byron,
- if possible, in Poets' Corner, Westminster
Abbey ; but in the event of this being im
practicable, it is proposed that a bronze
status be placed in Market street, one of the
principal thoroughfares of Nottingham.
ISLE or Winn - T.—A museum is about to
be established in Carisbrook Castle, in the
Isle.of Wight. It is to contain nothing but
what illustrates the art, the antiquities, geo
logy, botany, natural history and history of
the island.
A CANAL MEMENTO.-By Napoleon's or
ders a medal has been struck at the Paris
Mint to commemorate his arbitration be
tween the Suez Canal Company and the
Porte. It bears the inscription: "Junction
of the Two Seas."
GREAT DESTRUCTION or TOBACCO
PLzosTs.--The Journal de Lot et Garonne
(France) states that nine hundred thousand
tobacco plants have been destroyed by the
inundation of that department.
NOT THE WIFE ' BUT THE GOODS.-A.
collier in Seaham, England, has been sen
tenced to two months' imprisonment for
stealing the goods of a man with whose wife
he had eloped.
1461
1461-
1463
146.
1464
PENALTY FOR Kisstigo.--At Davenport,
England, on the 13th ult., a man was sen
tenced to fourteen days' imprisonment for
k issing a'young married woman against her
wish.
CONVICTION OP THE. ADAMS EXPRFAS
ROBBERS. —The trial of the Adams Express
robbers at Danbury, Connecticut, ended on
Friday, in a verdict of guilty. The counsel
for the prisoners gave notice of an appeal.
Finance and Baldness ..Nov. 7, 1866.
There was rather more demand ibr money on the
street this morning, but it was freelymet, and the rates
are unchanged. The fact that the New York Banks
permit twenty-five millions of dollars, in legal tender
notes, which have ceased to bear interest, to remain to
their credit in the Sub Treasury, would seem to be
conclusive evidence that the market will remain easy
for a long time to come. Trade, however, Is remarks
bly dull in all departments, but the mercantile houses,
excepting those who have speculated in Catawtssa
Railroad, Oil, or other fugitive securities, were never
stronger, or in better condition to enjoy a short period
of repose. Tnere was asteadyinquiryf'orail the bet.
ter class of Investment securities, bat the fancies
moved sluggishly. Government Loans were hardly
so strong, closing at for the Coupon taigas.
ile?;;®110,14for the new July's„ Five-Twenties; 100 for
the Ten-Forties, and 1053 bid for the Raft Seven-Thir
ties. State Loans were steady at yeserday i s quotations.
City Loans sold to a limited extent at 95 for the old,
and 10 `44 . @:023;.: for the new. certificates. Reading
Railroad closed at about Ss—a decline of from the
opening yesterday: Pennsylvania Railroad sold at
557;@56. and a small lot at 553,1 a. Camden and Am
boy Railroad at 180; Catawissa Railroad Preferred at
and Mine Hill itallroad at 5835. 1 . 21% was
bid for Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad; 62% for
Lehigh Valley Railroad; 6135 for Germantown Rail
road; St for Little Schuylkill Railroad; 333 i. for North
Pennsylvania Railroad. Canal 'noun' were dull.
Bank shares were not offered to any extent. Pas
senger Railway shares were quiet.
She dividend of the Consolidation National Bank
was erroneously printed in our table of dividends six
per cent. It Should have been eight per cent.
Maws. De Raven Brother, No. 40 South Third
street, make the following quotations of the rates 01
exchange to-day, at 1 P. _
American Gold.-.... Buying. Selling,
. .......146 145%
Silver- Quarters andi1a1ve5 ." .........140
Compound Interest Notes: -
June. 1864... 16;%;
may, 1884- 164,1
Aug. 1884... 15%
" Oct., 1864... 144;
... " Dec., 1864... 135;
it 4
May, 1863...11%
II ~
Aug ,1865•. 1034
7 S e G,1886.. ;I!
.
Jay Cooke a CO. quote Oct. . overnmrt securttles, am.
today, as follows:
. 1:45g . , &inns
CT. a Me , 1881 .«_ u 4? 7.1 .
44;
Old 5-20 Bonds -... . - .. ._ 1104 11%
New 520 Bonds. 1864. 107% 107 0 3 i
5.20 Bonds. 1865.--
.107.% 10?
5-20. July, 1865 1-94; 110. V
10-40 Bonds. 100% Ise;
7 8-10, August. 107 k; IDS
" June. - .10.1% likl%
July. .... ....-- .... .................10,% -- los%
Gold-at 12 o'clock. .. -.. --.......146 146%
Smith. Banaolph a Co- Banners , 15 South Third
street, quote at 11 o'clock. as follows:
Gold.-- ..............,..........................48%
17. S. lad fi0i1d7...................... ...........11446®114%
lt,G. 5-40, 1 , 382. .... .; .. ......- .... ................-.110';' , toco;
1885 1854 .-.:............-.........................10741 107fq
... -......-...-.................-.....107% 107%
V. B. 1040- . ' .......--- ..... .....150% MI
17. 13. 7-28%-:15.1 iene5.............. ....... ........ 1ii746 108
...
.. 2.1 t er i as-----...............-155% 155
ill ltd serles.-...
.108,‘
5.20, July, 1 686..-- " ...........
"""*""""..1.103611/°6/0,4
Uompounds, Leo- law- .... . .... -.................4.1134;01
.•
Philadeaphla Markets.
TIIIIBSDAY, Nov. B.—Trade in Breads tuffs isremark
ably quiet, there being a total absence of any export
demand for any description, and the hotke consumers
manifesting no disposition to purchase except to sup.
ply immediate wants. About• 600 barrels changed
bands. chiefly Northwest extra fatally at $l3 25 0 1 4 Til
barrel, Including small lots of Penna. 'end Ohio do.
do. at $l3 50g,45 to, fancy at 2 / 6 017, extras at $ 9 012,
and superfine at (sem Bye norm is selling in a;
small way at s3.gB 25 Vi barrel. Prices of Corn Meal t
are nominal.
The receipts of Wheat are small. -.but . there Is not
much demand. Small sales of Penna. and Southern
Bed at 's3ls@a 32 l bushel We quote White at $3 35
@ss 45. 'I he last sales of Dye were ft 40@1 43 for
Penns and $1 40 for Western. Corn Is very quiet:
about 2000 bushels yellow sold at $l3O. Oats are an
changed: 600 bushels Delaware sold at 65 cents.
Pekes of Barley and Malt are unchanged.
The Provisionmarket is dull. -Small. Wet of Mess
Perk at 131, Beef Barns at sasta, shoulders, in salt, at
15 cents. •
Si Macy is unchanged. Small sales of Penna. at
41@$2 42, and Ohio at $2 44.
-TIOBT RECEIVED BY SHIP ATTIE BEiRRIBI,
tv 8,000 gallons White Wine. UM. first choice; _per
Olive. Frances. UOOO gallons Red Wine, DRS, su perior;
50 boxes of (Thanapa=e, first quality. a new brikad,and
prime Olive Oil, which we will sell low. We- invite
our friends and public to sea for themselves. We do
not offer for sale any goods that we do not import our.
selves. REMILLON & CO.,
sel2 w,e2MrPf No. 204 North Fourth street.
NOTION.—RENEL N d--"T:------------------LO CO. HANS RitaiOVED
to 594 North
_FORTH street, third door above
Race, where they invite their friends and dealers to
give them a call. sel2mr,s-2inzp/
TV - SW TECADTI3.-40 bbls_ new crop Texas Pecans,
.Lw landing, eaves's:whip star of the Union. and for
Dale.by J. D. DllAllialrit & CO , lEB_ isnth -Delaware
avenue.
5ALT.2,500 backs ,L11712000L GROUND RAW
"also 200 may. Nlne Spat, afloat, and. far oast by
InlairMAN i4lX,k; )sz wainrt,
THE
DAILY -.E:V.PaN,INGJBULkETIN.---PEPJA.D.ELPILIA, TEURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1868
imminimm
THIRD EDNION,
• 2:30 CrCloak.
BY TELEGRIPEL •
LATER FROM:WASHINGTON.
THE CASE OF JEFF. DAVIS.
PROSPECT OF HIS RELEASE.
PNITAADELPHIA. APPOINTMENTS
LATE NEWS FROM BALTIMORE
Orr fleeted in Allegany County.
THE HABEAS, CORPUS CASE
The Bogus Commissioners in Court.
From Washington.
[special Despatch to the Bulletin.]
WASHINGTON, Nov. B .—Ex-Governor
Pratt,of Maryland, one of the counsel of Jeff.
Davis, had . a long interview to-day with the
President in regard to the release of Jeff.
Davis. Attorney General Stansberry is in
favor of his release, and it is more than
probable, now that the elections are over,
that be will order his release.
Another delegation of Philadelphia poli
ticians arrived here to-day, to secure The
appointment of John Welsh as Sarveyor
of [the Port, and Deringer as Assessor of
the Second District.
Several Senators and members of Con
greats haVe arrived, and the city, is begin
ring to 1111 up:
BALrnlonE, Nov. S.—Later returns from
Allegheny county show that the Radicals
have carried the county by about 100 majo
rity.
The habeas corpus case of Swann's Police
Commissioners is now being argued before
Judge Bartol.' The Warden of the City Jail
produced Sheriff Thompson and Messrs.
Young and Valliant promptly in Court at
9 o'clock this morning.
Arrival of a French Steamer.
Mlw YoRK, Nov. B.—The French steamer
Florida, from Havre, has arrived.
- •
NEW Youx, Nov. B—Cotton quiet at .48cig4c. for
Middlings. Flour I.s@i. Mc lower; 6.000 bbls. svid: State.
$9 10 , 412 75: Ohio, $ll 71414 .Sik Western. $9 20@75;
Southern drooping. salmi at $l2 40 @ 17 g 5. dull;
Common a$D5O. lower. Corn very dull: nominally
I@2c. lower. Beetdoll. Pork quiet; Mess. $B7 50. Lard
heavy at $1.4@515i4. Wbisky drilL
'Roam lower at the Board, but higher afterwards ,
Chicago and Rock Island, 109%; =note Central scrip,
Miclihran Southern. sl , c; New York Central,
Beading Railroad, I.M Hudson River. 1345; Bilagoarl3'.
93 12; Canton Oorapany. ant Western Union Telegraph
Company, 511 i: B. S. Coulon,, 1881, 114%; Ditto, 1852,
110%; Ditto, 1581, 107%; Ditto, 1885. 1,7%; Ten-Forties,
100 Ni: Treasury 7 840'2,108; Third Series 104'• Gold, Mi.%
BALTIMORE, Nov. Stn.—Wheal very dull: Red p
VC 5. Corn quiet; sales of new at $1 10. Flour
steady. - OITEA flee BM. Coffas active. dull
Bonded Western 12 asg,s2 40. Teas Arm. New Clover
es@yea 25. Oats :firm ; sales at 66468. Provisions Luta
tire and Pork heavy.
Sales at Pb.l
SALIM Apr=
WO
Union War Ln Co 1033;
WO Canal Bds
800 4:11q 6a old 99
400 do gas 99
500 II 810.4{b con e 1003;
500 do rag_ c 1001
Bda &
3000 Pa Ohio R Bridge
ISdO OO
ND
$2OOOO
Len City 6a ne
631884 9w
3}e
102 4 if
400 igh
700 do 83,41
131 ab Lehigh Nay elk 09%
le ah Spruce & Pineß 85
lc* sh Pniton Coal b 6
100 eh Reading R 65 yak;
100 all do 85 58
PALMER.—On the 6th last., Mary daughter of Sohn
and the tale Margaret Palmer, stml_ ,
20 years.
The relativea and friends or the famhy are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the real&nce
of her father, No. 11017 Fitzwater street, on Saturday
m °ming. at 8 o'clock.
Funeral cervices as St, Joseph's Church. Interment
at Cathedral Cemetery. - it
NEW ATTRACTIONS DAILY
IN
MILLINERY GOODS.
Mademoiselle KEOGH. Pro. 90e WALNUT Street,
Intei thoroughly organised her mammoth Elstablish
ment, and Is now ix receipt, almost daily, from her
numerous con s of correspondents in Par* of new
and rare attractions In kinds of caneods.
• hose who visit this fashicrnable emporiu tira
cure the very latest sty,kis prior to their being offered
for sate in any other Philadelphia Establishment.
notht f rpl - -
E%11.4 &
•
' FOURTH & ARCH . STRERTI3,
Lyons Velvets.
EXOENSIVE SHAWLS -
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.:
Full
Liue of Silks.
Pull Line of 'Dress Goods.
From Baltimore.
Markets.
bits Stock Board.
PIREtT BOARD,
1100 eh N Y et Middle
Coal eld 4
8.5 sh Cam&A..m ecp 50
100 eh Bead R WO 58%;
40 eh Lehigh Val 68:;
50 sk
Hes irl& 1.:1.4 St 201 i
100 ell tonVe .11 b6O ..13 4
1 00 811 do 00 eh Bead It 50 58
1 al ,4"
•130ARDZ
58
100 811 Hestonv'e R 15
100 50 ell eti Catawisea of al/ 28
W.'"
"
1 do OW .
100 eh do 28 , .,
;200 eh do Z3f.
1100 eh 110 ea 283{
1600 ell do 27.1 i
3IA.VE nM3l' QVAIZTY
J. C. !STRAWBRIDGE Co
Buena Omni 1 5 . 148 Dv,
lease .BAIMOILAL eartairs. black and gray,
2 cases very osperior SHIRTS. at to.
1 case Honeycomb BRIDAL CIMLTS.
1 bale yard 'wide SHAKER FLANNTILS,
Rear/red-twilled FLANNELS, 4oc.
Good Scarlet FLANNyme a 73 c.
Silks Silks
Heavy , ''Mack GROB GRAMS fbr 112. •
10 pieces POTILT DE SOUL all The new &inlet, St
MOIRE - 1 , 23114D1C SILKS from auction, a great
bargain.
Cloaking Cloths,
Largest
.Stook in - the City:
•
!alma French CLOAKING% from late auctions
Handsome CLOTHS, roeditim prices.
Single and double width CLOTHS, from r. tp $5.
BLANKETS.
HAVE NOW OPEHSOME GREAT BARGAIN&
•
Fine BIANKETI3, cheaper than at, any time darfrig
the season.
Tsventrdive cases all sizes and weights, from is to
U per . pair. •
J. C. STRAWBRIDGEds CO:.
fN. W. cor. Eighth and Market,
JUST RECEIVED FROM GENOA
SILVE R
FILIGREE JEWELRY,
Sets, Necklaces, &0., &c.
ALSO.
Now Opening,
AS INVOICE OF
FRENCH CLOCKS AND BRONZES
CLARK & BIDDLE,
Jewelers and Silversmiths,
7,II2.CHFRTNITT STREW.
STERLING SILVER,
ylainfactured expresalyfor BELDALPrreents
NEW JEWELRY,
Of all the late Stylee.
WATCHES
Of the most Celebrated Makeze.
PEARLS. DIAMONDS,
and other Precious Stones.
Wedding and Engagement Ring&
Old Seta of PEARL or DIAMOND JEWELRY re.
mounted in modern style.
Watches and aocka repaired and elUnsted by ccm.
patent workmen.
All goods warranted of first quality.
Special attentiViven to DIAMONDS.
J. T. Gallagher,
Late of BAILEY & CO.,
FORMERLY BAILEY & EITCHEN.
" 1300 CHEW' NUT STREET.
0c.3) s tri th-tf rp
WHOLESAkE BTO.OII
o
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Plated
WARM,
TO RE CLOSED OTT
AT RETAIL,
AT A GREAT SAOSTPICE.
POSITIVELY TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
This will afford a rare opportunity for procuring fine
goods in this line. at
GREATLY BELOW THE USUAL PRICES.
WOODWARD, LOVETT & CO.,
712 Chestnut Streets,
SECOND STORY.
SECOND STORY. no :fin rp
SAM:I. E. SMYTH. EDWARD P. ADAM
SILVER-PLATED WARE.
Smyth AD Adair,
PRACTISAL MANUFACTURERS
OP
FINE SILVER-PLATED WARE,
MARMAND SOFT ILETAL.
1834 Chestnut street,
Opposite U. P. Mint, 2 Eon.
Factory 84 Routh Third Street
not-th a to 2ttrpp Up Stairs.
lABL TETTEIL ALL GRIN DTs 141b4.
sALTL RHEUM, SCALD READ, ALL EBITPTTONS
SWAYNE'S " ALL•HEALING OINTMENT,"
BWAYNE'S " ALL-HELAIJNG OINTMENT."
- - .
BWAYNIV9 "ALL•BEALINQ OINTMENT."
Quin Itch in from to 48 Sours
Cures the Most Obstinata Cater Of Refer.
HOME CERTIFICATE.
HOME CERTIFICATE.
I. HUTCHINSON RAY. Mayor's Clerk, S. W.
corner Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, says:
I was troubled very much with an eruption on my
ice; tried a great many remedies without finding
relief; finally procured Etwaynea 414-11 - eadiew Ointment.
After using it a short time &perfect cure was the result.
I cheerfully recommend it as a core fir Tester and all
Skin lllseases, as mine was an exceedingly nominate
• ease.' - • SWAYER'S OINTMENT
'ITCH" rEli,"
"ITCH NEVER KNOWN "TETTEA"
TH" "TEPPER"
"ITCH" TO ' FAIL "TartTER"
"ITCH" <. Tom"
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This Valuable Ohltaientj " prepared only by -
• Cr.' sWASYNIO &SON,
No. 280 North SIXTH street, above Vine, Philada.
Sold by 0404. se2s-tu,th4frp •
14 eiBonE4 ..exTAI'LICAEONS-alanch, Layer au Sae*
-LW less Itaisingand Atalsga Lemons, Jar.dinrcir
bark La
flak, an d' for sale . V MS. R. :BUS Uglia 4
(1ff..105+
.I,Ronth lawny!' avymnips.
ippOrnYß Bcc3ToNeat SnEW
_CD and. Milk Biscuit, landing fro, - ,x iitehtuer N'orlitivz
and hie sale by JOS. .13. BUBBLER .1 c ,. Agenta fog
.annd. 508
.6Qnih Einlawanibsenna,
I. rWALRAVEN
SILLSONIC 11111.15114,
'fig Chesthlut evriltosti
Elegant Curtains for Parlors,
LIBRARIES.
DINING AND SLEEPING ROOMS
In BrocatellZ,
Satin Dan= 11E14
, Terry,
BePos
WINDOW
Of the. Newest 'Designs.
Am zcw ()Prising the most complete assortment of the
above goods ol my own Importation.
October 8,1866.
Union Palseiger Railway Bonds
FOR SALE.
One Hundred 'Thousand Dollars
OP
6 Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds
or IBM
Union Passenger Rapway Company,
A.T 90.
Free from all Taxation, National, State
and Municipal.
mese Bomb are a fast lien en the road and fran
chise of the Company. are coupon Bonds of Five
Hundred Dollars each. and are offered in same of WO
and npwardt, at the low price of Ninetyper cent.
For further informatan apply at the attics of
JACOB E. RIDGWAY, I I
310 r. =PI •
No 57 South Third St. I
NORTIUMN CENTRAL BONDS,
WE ovrita 808 SALE
A LIMITED AMOUNT
OF THE BONDS OP THE
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,
•
SO.
nese Ronde bear SIX PER CENT. INTEREST.
payable senti•annuallyin this CITY.
FREE FROM ALL STATE TAX, .
And are Coupon Bonds in amounts of t - m and
each. The holder has the privilege of having them
made ind registered at the office of 'the Company In
this cilY. this being a great protection in case °floss. •
Wewlll be happy to furnish full information, on ap
pileation In person, or by letter.
][lnEt & Co.,
No. 34 South Third Street,
NATIONAL
BANK OF THE REPUBLIC
809 and 811 Chestnut Street,
pirmADELFET.A.
Capital $500 , 000. Full Paid.
DIRECTOR'S,
Joe. T Bailey, Mewl. Rowland, Jr., Wm. H. Rhawn.
Wm. Ervin, Saud. A. Blepham, Hatnanmllee, •
Edw. Z. Orne, &good Welsh," Fred. A Hoyt,
PR.I23IDE=,
WILMAM IL RE.A.WN
CASHIER.
JOGIPII P. ISll7lllrOltD. oe2otfrp
1865
5-20 S
EXCHANGED FOR
1862'5,
and market difference its price allowed.
"°'°'
2 1p 1g :n I ild ".Tl:Ta and
00 Notes Bonght and Sold,
&
34 SOUTH THIRD 31'RRET
OIFFICE OF TERI COMMISSIONERS OF TIM
SINNING iIIND.T.itY ASCRY DEPART-HEM%
HARILIBBII2O, October 24, 1868.
NOTIMIS HEREBY GIVEN that eealed prop°.
sale for the male of One MIA/lon Dollars of the Five Per
Cent. and One Million Dollars of the Six Per Cent.
Loans of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvanfatsild be,
received at the Treastuy Department, in the city of
Harrisburg, until 2 o'clock P. M.; of THURSDAY, the
16th day of Navember. A. D. 1866. Ridders will state
amount offered, price malted and whether Register:ld
or Coupon Loans. To be addressed "Commissioners'
of Sinking Fund, Harrisburg, Pa."—endorsed "Propo
sals to sell State Loans." - -
-The . Commiaoloners reserve the rlght,to reject any
bide not, In their opinion, advantageous to the Com
monwealth. - •
JouN P. xteitniesrpr
zia
kriann d t ,.!t!l!tor General.
Seminary
W. H. HEMS r Stge.
- • State Treasurer.
oczttiols; Olnatraissiemera of the tilnkbitiltufd.
FITLER, WEAVER a 00..
2.faratlketaress
MANILA &ND TATlhltto OORDAGX
Cords. Twines, ao.,
tiro. 23 .Nortb Water street Aral No. 2 North t” l 4
g avanoe owns R. • brunt*,
CloN*Ats P. smarsamt. ' r
i
rya) BoUtsiar. ror .ateaning,: all.varAsastll
Asiver-plated ware,*srnw..poiAramizte POWDzaa l i
the best ever made; -. VARRAISECITIUMI i .
felir atteatiriutatzeet,.belaw Starstie
Swii3ff Lace and
Nottingham Lace.
SHADES
MARITIN'd SAFES.
ALUM /MD DRY PLASTER.
RELIABLE AT ALL TIMER,
EUEPLE TEFITLMONLiLe.
MAR VIN & CIO.,
721 CHESTNUT St , 'Masonic' Hall.
Baled, Fred, Salt and Packing Ray.
Baled Oat, Wheat and Eye Stray, for
SHIPPING: AND CITY USE.
no3s&vginarp
Wholesale Cotton• Yarn Commission
- - - Warehouse ,
R. 'P. Wl-111 1 E 438.
Manurashlrer's Agents for the eate of
cotton Warps and Skala Itsres.sai. ntunbe i4 .
Hosierp,Tarna, In the Skein or 000. -
Jutengllngf _Upon
or an St a eo :W att oo aulen Carpet M ,
ath •
It " -
Ottling Bettie and Max ThAttusa. areetat
Extra Hears -B-Ph WsufilllDEAtlt friStbierSt ' f 40,
No e 237 Markey
,„ IXlONsirrtenktP.l • j;:* XEU.IOIO3
itIVALXVID3Aartt,
it wa r m s ~t tpx. h . ,a e
414331°11
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TRT.E4:EfiWIX.
THE BALTIMORE COMMISSIONERS.
FROM ROCHESTER,, N. Y.
Accident to a -Billiard Player.
Later from Eintralo.
A U. S. District Attorney Appointed.
The clue or the Baltimore onnininsioners•
Baranionn, Nov. B,—The habeas Corpus
case was continued until one o'clock, when
Judge Bartol adjourned the case until two
P. M., permitting, with the consent of the
counsel for the old commissioners, the par
ties to be unrestrained until the court should
meet at that hour.
.'From Rochester.
Remissunt, Nov. 13.—Mr. Lpuis Fox,,the
celebrated billiard °, player, Wag severely
wounded, to-day, at his residence, in this
city, by the accidental discharge of a pistol,
in the p ocket of his coat. The ball entered
the atdoznen 'and lodged in the thigh, be
yond the reach of a probe. The surgeons
think he will recover.
From Buffalo.
BUFFALO ' Nov: B.—George S. Munger, of
Rochester, the law-partner of .the Hon•
Sandford E. Church, is appointed U. S. Dis
trict Attorney for the Northern District of
New York, vice Dart, removed.
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
We have now received directly from the runnultie
tcremotrz
FALL IMPORTATION
EMBROIDERED CLOTH
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
00capriting a large assortment., `chick we are telling
At Reduced:Prices.
Sheppaid,VallarlinginkAffbm,
Importer! Of Hotuse .Eurnistdoe DriGoods,
No. 1008 CIEESTNIJT STREHE
ce-lwfm-tfrpf
SPARKLING WINES.
Henkell et Co., (3fainz.)
SCRAPX &EEG ,ER
ASSMANIVRAUSER,: (red),
htt , SEL 241:1SCATEL,
JOE • NM sRaBG,
HOCHf3EI3...ER,
Chas. adt Ropferberg, _
• St •RABZBERS, •
hfire.CA DIU
SPARE LIN G MOSELLE,
PRRI,B DES RREINS
.701 - IANNDS.RERI4, In Pints and Qqarts, to viabich
the attention of the trade and famillea Is invited.
& A. C. VAN BEILL
WINE MERCHANTS,
1310 Chestnut Street.
stOwsm3m-lp
910 New and Choice Goods 910,
MEAD &
No. 910 CHESTNUT ST.,.
M.AN'Ia . ACTtrF.EIIS OF
SILVER PLATED WAGE, 4:41
AS GOOD AS. NEW.,
•
After 20 or 50 years use, Fire. Proof
.Quality hi the
seine In
2C BROADWAY, N.Y.
Bend for Illnatrited Catalogue. eeneunneaut rP
TER33IA.S WEBB.
(Successor to_Nyra. P. kothes )
Forks of Second and Christian Stir
3:30 O'Olook.