CITY , BULLETIN.
A Cotrprrnmix SAVINDLED.—An -indi
vidual, ;evidently from the rural sections,
went into;the office of W.,G. Huey, broker,
lib: 54 South Third street, for the. purpose,
of buying some:gold. - He was followed by
a well-dressed Irishman, who' pretended to
lave some business to transact in the °Mee.'
After the countryman had gone out -the
Irishman' also' left % The ,Irishman soon
overtook the other,. and after a brief con
versation succeeded in selling him ten brass
tokens, which he represented as $2O gold
pieces.
A MURDER ix PalApisr.—A man, named
}lUgh Murder ` . was arraigned before Alder
man "Shoemaker, this Morning, upon the
charge of assault and battery on Officer
- Urban. Murder was arrested on Sunday
might, at Germantown road and , Jefferson
streets; by Urban, for breach of the peace.
The . officer was set upon b 3 some or the
companions of Murder, was knocked down
and kicked and his prisoner rescued. Altar
del was sent to prison in default of $l,OOO
bail to await his trial.
CHICKEN THIEVES.—Two colored men,
named John Williams and Frank Woods
were arrested this morning at Forty-first
and Market streets by Officer Kelly. They
bad two bags containing twenty-one chick
ens and turkeys whicharas.upposed to have
been stolen from Delaware county. Alder
man Allen committed the prisoners.
TEMEEDIANCE PESTWAL.—A complimen
tary concert to Fidelity Temple H. and T.,
No.
13.wi1l be given at the Assembly Build
ings, to-thorrow evening. The programme
contains some excellent selections.
TILL-TAPPING.—John Wilson was before
Aid. Tittermary this morning upon the
charge of having robbed the money drawer
of a place, No. 848 South Front street. He
was committed to prison.
Arc OWNER WANTED.—A. lot of navy
clothing, whioh was left in a yard on Lan
caster avenue near Hestonville is awaiting
an owner at the Sixteenth District, Police
station.
Sun Err Finn.—This morning, about four
o'clock, the public house of C. Bidwell, at
the southwest corner of New Market and
Coates streets,was slightly damaged by fire,
SOMETHING NEw,
ICE CREAM CAKE at S.C. Wood's, 1702 Mt. Vprnon
street.
VERY choice Japan Teo '
AivrcraEra.4-FLETcEr.Er.,
1204 Chestnut street.
FIFTY VARIETIES OF CARES. Fresh
daily, at MORSE & CO'S , 90z & 904 Arch street.
A FINE DISPLAY OF CONFECTIONERY.—
The demand for sweetmeats always Increase as the
holidays draw near. George W. Jenkins, No. 1037
Spring Garden street, disolays a choice assortment of
Bon-Bons, Caramels, French Secrets, Candy Toys.
,sic., which are exceedingly attrantive. He has also, at
sill times. Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Almonds, Sardines,
Preserved Ginger, Syrups, &c.
&W. GENTLEMEN'S SUITS. R. &: W.
&W. . BOY'S CLOTHING. B. &. W.
R. &W, ' YOUTH'S surrs. w.
W. ILILITA KY UN it - Imam W.
RTARGAwc at, STYLE, FASHION. R. &W.
&W. BROWN STONE CLOTHING R. &W.
& W. HALL. R. & W.
M. 6; W. ROCEHILL & WILSON, R & W.
R. & W. 603 AND 605 CHESTNUT STREET. B. & W.
Ho! FOR TllANKsoivENG.—Notice--Per
sons who contemplate making 'preparations for a
proper celebration of Thanksgiving this month, are
invited to meet at No. 824 Chestnut street, and get new
suits of clothing at Charles Stokes d: CV/3 one price
Clothing Store, for the purpose of being in a thankful
frame of mind at the proper time.
Now OPEN,
Now Open,
NOW Open,
MISSES' HATS.
New Styles.
Call at the stores of
OAK:WORD & BONS,
'Under the Continental Hotel
Suniation FRENcs. CONFECTIONS, made
of pure loaf sugar; Choice French Mixture, put up In
neat boxes; Jordan Boasted Almonds, Chocolate Cara.
mels, French Naugat, Cream Chocolate Ban Bons;
manufactured by A. L. Peasant, Ninth and Chestnut.
AlsO Hamburg and Sweet Almeria Grapes.
COAL AT RETAIT. AT PORT .RIOICHOND 13M
cia—at the Iliblpplng Wharf, foot of Laurel meet,
Bentlington. Gross ton (2,240 lba) always delivered,
anima otherwise ordered.
J. K. di W. TOMJaIsON.
"lubricative steam engine packing.—ibr terms, see
635 arch at., phila.. and 26 dey at , /TOW York.
HALLOWELL ik Box, 534 Market street
Hallowell d boa, 534 Market street,
Hallowell & Son, SU Market street,
Boys' Clothing. Bays' Clothing.
Boys' Clothing. Boys' Clothing.
Boys' Clothing. Boys' Clothing.
Splendid assortment. Reduced Prices.
Splendid assortment. - Reduced
Splendid assortment. Reduced Prices.
Call before purchasing elsewhere.
NICE CREAM BISCIii I's at S. C. Wood's,
1702 Mt. Vernon weer.
THE OLD AND ORIGINAL RASPED ROLL
BAKERY of Ettreurms BIRNBAUM dc Sox.—The
repo
tatlon of this establishment has been widely and favor
ably known, - for the past thirty years; for supplying
entertainments with the delicious French. or Rasped
Moils. Families are also supplied with Bread, daily.
We advise all Oar readers who are fond of good Bread
to give Mr. Birnbaum a call. His bakery is located at
No. 1028 PINE Street, and has no connection with any
.other in the city.
.NOW OPEN.—
RICH BLACK SILKS.
DRAPE DE _FRANCE.
GROS GRAINS, 4 °
LYOffes TAFFETAS.
And every other desirable styles fer Dresses:and
Mantles.
This is a new department, and is worthy the atten
tion of buyers.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
sw Chestnut street
FURS OF 'ALL NATIONS.—
RUSSIAN SABLE FURS. •
HUDSON BAY SABLES.
FINE DARK MINK SABLES.
ROYAL ERMINE—CIELNWEIILLA,
DARK SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
PERSIAN LAMB—ASYRACAN, &C., &c.
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
• • J. W. PROC FOR & CO.,
920 Chestnut street.
. .
Rlmat Pews CLOAKS, now open, in great
rieM
RIOT VELVET CLOAKS.
CHINCHILLA. CLOAKS.
VELVET BEAVER CLOAKS.
ASTRAKHAN CLOAKS AND JACKETS.
BAN - MONK PLI7SH JACKETS.:
'OPERA. CLOAKS AND JA.CKETS4
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
gh) Cneetnut street.
DRA.7zrzsa, BLINDNESS AND OATARBE.—
eI
J. Isaacs, D„ Professor of thtte and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with
the utmost success, Testimonhis from the moat re
liabis sources in the city can be seen at his office, No,
619 Pine street. The medical faculty are invited to aa
company their patients, ache Nutted no secrets in his ..
or e acU
xamination.ca. Artiacial ayes laser ed. No leharge made
New Jersey - Natters.
HoranAv FEsTivams.--Measnres have
been taken by persons connected with the
various churches and benevolent associa
tions of Camden, for holding their holiday
fairs and festivals. The 'funds which are
raised at these festivals are generally appro
priated to the uses of the several institutions
for whose benefit they are held. A proposi
tion, however, has been made to the effect,
that all the moneys raised at the contem
plated fairs shall be given to the Managers
of the "Home for Friendless_Children," in
order to enable them to facilitate the erec
tion of their uew buildingat Fifth and Plain
streets; which they design soon to com
mence. This is a measure which - should
elicit favorable consideration.
Arzerrruterrr.—The Republicans of At
lantic City on Tuesday elected D. W. Bel
isle for Mayor,and their entire State.county
and municipal ticket, by majorities rang
ing from 13 to 28. There were only 136 votes
polled, and the contest was warmly fought,
but principle triumphed over the combined
influences of Johnsonism, rum and Cop
perheadism.
SCHOOI. Mar rims.—Alithepublic schools
of Camden are now in a prosperous condi
tion. In Atlantic City the trustees of pub
lic 50hOola have made arrangements for
adding another department to the school
these, which will give additional room for a
hundred scholars..
Now Open
ARKINED TEM DAY.
Steamer Peruvian (Br), Sir John Glover. gnt, corn.
mender. from Liverpool via Boston, SS hones, with
mdse to A It McHenry & Co.
rteamer Tonawanda, Teal, hours irons Savannah,
with mdse., &c. to Pbilade'phia and Southern Mall
Steamship Co. Sunday, 11 AM. off point Frying Pan
shoals. passed steamer City of Bath, bound El; at 1.3 e.
passed a steamer bound S,ahowing a white signal with
red letter M, supposed to be the Kingfisher; 1 M. saw
steamer Virginia, bound N. Wednesday, 8 AM, off
Sinepuxent, passed steamer Star of the Union, boand
to New Orleans. Below the Btandywine, passed a large
deeply laden ship, and at the Brandywine bark Ellen
sands, both bound up. On Monday_ and Tuesday ex
perienced a very heavy gale from NNE, with heavy
sea—saw a number of vessels lying to.
Seta Este V Edwards. Allen, dart from NeW Bed
ford. in ballastto captain.
Schr C E Elmer. Haley, 4 days from Boston.
Schr Gettysburg, Smith, 5 days from Boston.
Schr Revenue Gandy, 5 days from Bridgeport.
Schr Mary P Hudson, Buell fkom Boston.
Schr C Shaw, Reeves, from Boston.
Schr Corbulo. Norton, from Harden's Point,W York,
Seim Dick Williams, Carson, from Georgetown.
Schr Surge, 'Warwick. from Bridgeport. Ct.
Schr IdaV McCabe. Pickup, from Bridgeport, Ct.
CLEABF_,D THIS DAY.
Bark Wavelet. Britton, Bremen, L Westergaard-
Bark Roanoke, Duncan, Laguayra, J Dallett & Co.
Behr C E Elmer. Haley, Boston, Day dr, Ifuddell.
Scbr Sophia Wilson, Nowell Beaten Caldwell,Gordon
& Co.
Schr Gettysburg, Smith, Lynn,—Engle.
Correspondence of the Pldladel Ida Exchange.
DEL.. Bay . g o ing About seventy sail et vessels are in the EBY. going
out. There are at the Breakwater, the barn lindens,
for Boston; brigs Apollo. for Antwerp (?); B Smith"
for Matanzas: Breeze for Gibraltar;. Coradong. arta
Henry. for New York:and are now preparing to de
part. A ship is off the Beacon Light House, coming
in. The sloop Sun of Horntown, Maryland capsized
in the Roadstead yesterday, drifted ashore, and has
gone to pieces—crew saved.
Yours, ac. TOBEPH LARICTILL
HitatORANDA.
Steamer Julia St. Clair, Haynes, hence for Savan
nah, put Into'Wilmington,NU. 9th inst. short of coal.
Steamer Fulton Samuels, from Havre Oct 20, vla
Falmouth 25th, with 282 pastengers, at New York yes
te day.
Steamer Herndon, Harlot, from New Orleans. 29th
tilt at New York yesterday.
Brig Anna Wellington (Br), for this port, was char
tered at Havana Slat alt. 900 hlidesugar,at 5 cents boa,
3350 libd.
Bair ES Atwood, Bich, cleared at Beaton sth Inst.
for this port.
Salm Lena Home, Appleby, hence for Portland. at
Holmes' Hole 6th last.
A DESIRABLE IMPROVEMENT.—For many
years, in fact ever since the city or Cain len
sea been incorporated, the fronts of the
river within the city limits have needed UR
proving in a permanent and substantial
manner. A large number of wharves have
I een 'bade, but for two miles along the.
Delaware tile shore has needed filling up,
wbarfing in, &e. It is contemplated to soon
commence the work of improving this pro
perty, and Councilmen are seriously con.
sidering the propriety of opening an avenue
along the front.
THE SOLDIERS' MONITITENZ—The work
of constructing the monument to the fallen
beroes of Gloucester county, which the
Board of Chosen Freeholders ordered to be
raised at Woodbury, has been commenced.
These meritorials of their heroism are fitting
testimonials to their bravery, and should
be erected in every county. A similar
monument is also soon to be reared to the
brave men from • Camden county, who fell
in defence of the Union in the battles of the
late rebellion,
HANDSOME CHURCH EDIFIDE.—The con
gregation of the Centenary Methodist Epis
copal Church, of Camden, which is an off
shoot Mate Third Street Churoh,have taken
steps for erecting a very tasteful and com
modious building. This church is designed
to be the handsomest edifice of the kind in
Camden, as liberal contributions have been
made towards it.
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Of the United
States Army has forwarded to the United
States Commissioners, at the Paris Exposi
tion , a large collection of models of various
kinds, including a model of the Rucker
ambulance, models of improved litters for
conveying wounded men, plans of army
hospittds, contrivances for alleviating the
sufferings of the wounded, such as slings
for the arms and legs, and many other arti.
des of similar character.
A. CATTLE ITEM.--In Great Britain, on
sth of March last, the total number of cat
tle returned by occupiers of land and esti
mated by collecting officers was 4,785,636 ;
he number of sheep returned and estimated,
2'2,048,281; the number of pigs, 2,477,619.
~II6E3~ENT~.
DICAIdAT.T..O —At the Academy of Music last evening
Herr Dawison appeared in his great character of Shy
lock. in the German translation of "The Merchant of
Venice" We saw a portion of the performance and
feel confident that the ability of Herr Dawison is fully
up to his reputation. The company from the Stadt
Theatre in New York is an excellent one. We were
especially pleased with Herr Beiffarth as Launcelot
Gobbo. Portia, Melissa, Jessica, Bassani°, Antonio
and Balthazar were all effectively performed We de
not quite comprehend the system of springing so
many bells at the clime of each act, as the prompter or
staee manager did last evening. It rather interfered
with the harmony of the entertainment. To-night
• The Laurel Tree and the Beggars Staff' will be
given, with Dawison as the hero. To morrow he ap
pears in "Nar - isse." At the Walnut to-night Mr.
Booth appears in The Apostate;" afterplece, "The Se
rious Family" morrow Mr Bomh brut a benefit.
On baturday a ft ersoon the first Booth matinee will be
given at the Walnut. The tragedy of "Hamlet" will
ne preeented--Mr. Booth as Hamlet supported by J
Roberts, Barton Hill and Charles Walcot This will
aLr rd ladies and those living out of the city a fine op
portunity to witness this masterpiece of Mr. Booth.
Burlingtont Wihnington, Borristown. Germantown,
and Freford can visit the Walnut on
that occasion. see evening e play, and get home at an
early hour in the These matinees will be
made apermanent feature during the present engage.
went of Mr. Booth. At the Chestnut this evening Mr.
Jrseph Jefferson will repeat his great impersonation
of Rip Van Winkle supported by the whole company.
Found In a Four-Wheeler" is the afterplece. Every
body should see Mr. Jefferson's great creation. Be
played this character for one hundred and seventy.
two consecutive nights In London. To-morrow even
ing Mr. Jefferson appears In three pieces. On Sal urdaY
the usual matinee will be given. At the Arch hir.Dan
Bryant repeats last night's bill. To-morrow, far his
benefit, a change of performance will be given. At
tY e American benefits will be_ given to-night and to
morrow night. This evening Mrs. G. FL Griffiths pre
sents her claims. and to morrow Miss Kate Fisher
follows her example. At the City Museum air. Stuart
Hobson appears in a farcical bill and to-morrow even
ing he has his Yenefit.
Siewon Burg gives his usual entertainment at As
sembly Building to-night. He has a day performance
OD Saturday.
Tax ling ETEXIS are charming their friends and at
tracting crowds of strangers nightly at the Eleventh
Pc et OT era House.
)41.1.PQAWATIONS.
P.epostett mr the nuadelphia_ Evening Bulletin.
I .IVERPOOL;-44teamer Peru elab, Caputin Glover—
Laske wine Matthew Brontz: 2 es mdze Henry A
.7)reez; 16 pkga mdze Oeo Volkmer; 1 pkg samples
Tacony Chemical Works; Ido F Geo G Len.nic 1 bbl
wine Antoine Rudeste; I cse mdze Joel .1 Balleyi& CO;
3 alms mdze Geo Doll & Co: 2cs mdze Lauren t&Maron:
2doS -P Whitman; I do silks Maennel & Zenmer; 1
pkg . mdze Henry 711ge & Co; sdo Van Dusen, Holier
& Co; / do Jos 10 Caldwell; zcs gloves W F Read; 30
pkgs cos taining 540 bottle wines Tyler & C0: 2 3 es mdse
arner & Wayne; 9do N Supplee: 1 bale mdz Beck
* *9 Doebler, 1 sack seeds Paschall Morris; 1 cask hdtr
(4.0 D B Reim; t ca do Z Borheck & non:1 -do W P
Wllstach & Co; 424 pkgs mdze Powers & Weightman:
7 do Slier Price & Co; 4 do Shepherd. Van Harlingen
Arrison; 3 Cl cordage 1 cse darnask 2es hdw T
• Thompson, Son & Co; 5 bales jate goods pkgs mdze
1 cask 9es hdw Brown, Shipley & CZ: 1 ese mdze Joel
Thomas 2do Johns & Lippincott: s do. Queen & Co; 1
bale do (.1 L Sbarpleas; 1 cue do A D Carroll &Co; 1 cask -
f-arthenware,Tarr BrOs; 1 bale carpetingit L Knight a
n:1 cse do Jas E K Kingsley &t.,0; 2 cks 4 Cs 2 crates
*arthenware Lewis Thompson; 4es mdze Smith, En
glish B (kr; 5d0.7 B Lippincott & 0o; 45 bales do .1' H
Orne & Co; 11 ca do W Drown & Co: 85 casks oxide of
Iron John Lucas &Co; 233 ingots tin order; 1 cask mdze
'P W& G A Kobler; 2do Reeder & Thacher: 3 ca do
Copper & Fry; 4do WJ Reed; 4 de Copper & Fry; 23
pkge mdze J H& W Creighton; 1 ca earthenware As
bury & Young; 1 cse mdze C Benkert & Son; 17 bales
carpetings 3 rolls door cloth McCallum,Crease &Sloan;
zs do carpetings J F & BB Ortm 10 bales bark 9 cases
rod ze Rosengarten & ,ns• 1 cse mon • Colmar th
Fletcher; 2 casks mdze Ralston & Biddle; 11 pkgs do
French, ltichards &, Co; 1 cask hilts , Jos S Fishers
Shields &Bro; 4 casks bdw Truitt & Co; 17 cs mdze
Lewis & Co; 2, do mdze hfustin & John:l9 sts machinery
do Ido 1 ao order; 21 Cl steel 8 earls tlidtz 1 cask ham.
men A M F Watson. 1 cse mdze Edw Ridgway 1 do A
B Justice & Co: 43 do Orion & Co; Ido Robert . Gnist:
10 cases rodzeß H Watson; 2 cases mdze W M Wilson;
s eke bdw E Mullins: 1 case do C M Ghriskey; 4 caskes
do WTI &JW Allen; 3 pkgs mdse Robt Taylor & Co;
21 as do John Caldwell: 2 pkgs do Wm Dangleson; 8 cs
etatitnery H Cohen; • 4 sacks , seeds Wm Hacker; 10
bales flock Wm Deane; 10 cks 4 bdls lidw and 4 chains
Vence & Landis; Steamer bry Cook & Br
SAVAIWAH— Tonawanda, Teal-s 3 old
car wheels A Whitney & Sons; 1 case mdse d Colton &
Clark; 8' do RWool & Co: 50 bales domestics Claghbrn
it Herring; 123 po rags Jessup & Moore; 80 do yarn A
hilld in & Sons; 24 do do Hay & McDevitt: 107 do cot
ton J E Brown & Co; - 19 do Wood & Garrett; 121 do
order; Si do l ochran Russell & Co; 28 do G C Carson
S. Co; 34 do Markey & Beattie; 66 do D S • Whims & Co:
o 1 bbl terrapins B Patterson & Co; 85 bales cotton
Ii Sloan & Sons* 2 Cs mdse Levett & Haworth: 5 bbls 1
cast J H Wheeler; 35 bales rags P Davazw 62 sacks
dried fruit R Carter & 0o; 33 •do nuts W Brice
5 empty bbls 103 balf do Memey. Huston dr, CO; 30 Or
doEngle & W01f;.9 bats 1 cask 2 bdis C Orff.
lAIINE BllnGLEl;n;cti;l.
4.01-1,1 Jo 4141 e Pr% 9:4 fi ;0: a f.l=slokvois.:l.:m4
or Sto Marino Buiinin on 27iird,PaOs.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.--PHILAD F LPII EA.; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8.1866
L A DEIBh" FANCY FURS.
JOHN p.teknam-ritA.,
na:ponpim, b , GMTPAM=It,
FANCY FURS
• FOR
'Ladies and Children;
My assortment of Fancy Furs ibr Xedies and
dren is now complete, embracing every variety that
Will be worn during the coming season.
Iteinember the name and number.
No. 718 ARCH Street, above Seventh.
I have nopartner or connection with ant other store
in tne city. - 0020 s intham
LADIES' FANCY FURS
A. K. kF. K. WORRATH,
417 A. - reh slt.,
HAVE NOW OPEN
A Full Assortment of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS
Also a great variety of
FANCY
Carriage and Sleigh Robes,
0018-3E6 rp
JONES'
•
101 d Established
ONE PRICE
FINE
Readylade Clothing House,
604 MARKET STREET, above Sixth.
Now on hand one of the largest and beat assorted
Etoolni of iteady•roade Clothing In the Conntry—at
prices very reasonable. also a handsome line of Plate
Goode fbr Custom Work. ocl-anutpj
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
612 CHESTNUT STREET,
Has now the FALL AND INI.VatE STYLES and
complete assortment of
PALL MID WINTER GOODS.
CLOTHES eqnal or superior to those of any other
First-Can Tailoring .Estataishment, at moderate
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pattern Clothes to
show the new and prevalent styles for the inspection
of customers and imblic.
KUMATIC AI INSTRUMENTS
AND MATERIALS.
A pamphlet. of 112 pave, furnished gnats by
JAMES W. QUEEN &
oclO-rp tf VA CHEST= STREET.
VANKIRK & CO..
No 91,2 Arch Street.
We would respectfully call the attention of our
friends and the public renerallv, to oar choice and
elegant assortment of OELT and BRONZR ORAN
DRUMM end OAR PlSTllRES;cotistantly on hand,
all of them of the very latiPsi and BEST DESIGNS.
Also a ftne selection of PORTABLE. with FANCY
OELLNA, PORC3LAIN and other SHADES, to snit
► archnsers.
A fine is , d choice selection of IMPORTED BRONZE
FTAIIIABIT. CARD RECEIVERS, AITSIQUiP
VASES, INK STANDS, TIIF.RMOBDETERS. etc.,
always on hand at very reasonableprlces.
We would invite those who are desirous of procuring
any of the above enumerated articles, to call at our
sc re before purchasing elsewhere. and examine oar
assortment, feeling cos fident that they will be favor*.
biy impressed with the character of oar goods.
OUR PRICES ARE RE4I3ONA FILE, and the work
iu all cases guaranteed to give zathafactlon to the per.
chaser.
R.—Particular attention paid to the renewing of
old work.
no 2 tf-rpl. VANEIRK k CO.
STOP ! LOOK AT TdiS IT
THE GREAT EASTERN
Detective Horse and Live Stock Insur
ance Company.
Chartered by the State or Pennsylvania.
ClTAL—gleo
Insures BOrses AP
Males and Neat Cattle against
Losses Resulting from Theft, and Death by Fire, Acci
dental oc Natural Causes.
PRIMA PAL OFFICE,
No. 108 bouth Fourth Bt., Phila.
President—Col. CHAS. 'FRALEY.
Vice n etddent—DANlEL L ESTERLEY.
Fecretary and Treasury—Dr. S. BECKER.
Assist. Secretary and Treasurer—F. S. HAFFA.
For city B.eferences, Bee Circuity'.
a sesta wanted in the City and every county in the
State. P. HaFFA,
General Agent.
PURE WINES AND BRANDIES,
Prom the colebrated Vlneyartlo of B. D. WILSON &
SON, Pan Gabrial, Lon Angeles. Callfbrnla.
ANGELICA, MOUND VINEYARD__ PO ,__
OCH, SPA rtv TANG CRAM.
PRT • P
GRAPE BRANDY, ! WI NE,TTERS.
SHERRY,
The above are guaranteed to be perfectly FERN as
made from the Grape. and` suited for SACELOSEN
FAL and MEDICINAL purposes. We Claim they
areequal In richness, flavor and purity to the beat Im
ported. at nearly half the cost.
For sale In wood or by the case.
Carmicir. & Co.
SOLE AGENTS, - '
N. E. corner Front and Chestnut Ste.
su27 rPi
'Congreoss. Empire
COLUMBIAN SPRING: WATERS.
Messrs. Bullock Crenshaw
N. E. cos. of Arch and Bizth attests.
Phllaselybla, will hereaftei keep a supply of shwa
valuable waters tar sale, fresh ftnm the Springs, and
delivered to our customers at their store, at our - lowest
New It ork city prices
HOTOEICISS' SONS, Proprietors
Saratoga Springs, t 2 Beekman St 68 Olter ets.,New York
ow.=
A T ALLILTID'a,
rue CHESTNUT street, near U. S. fent, end VI
North BIGHTS street to the place to buy Water Proof
same old bkovi chop,
e „ ~rp~ a~:
FUltb.
No. 718 Arch at, above 7th,,
Atlas old established Store,
JOHN FAltgatak,
Dt‘im au :3 A (avv (13,11
A MANUAL
OF
MANUFACTORY AT
FILUMFORD, PHILADA.
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!SILK &DRY GOODI§ BB ERN
1866.
BANCROFT, BACHE k CO,
330 MARKET STREET.
Our Fall Stock is Now Complete.
COMPRISES FULL LINES OE
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
HOBLERYAND GLOM.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
HOODS, NUBIA&
SCARFS, HANDSEROHIXFO.
SHIRT FRONTS;
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, RIBBONS
White Goods.
Furnishing Goods,
Tailors' Trimmings,
Comb; Brushes, Thread;
Bindinge, Braids, Buttons.
NOTIONS AND VARIETY GOODS
We call particular attention to oar NEW METHOD
o t doing bastness. We sell oar goods at COST, and for
a profit we add spar cent, only to the amoant of bill.
Our only Terms are Cash in Par
Funds at Time of Purchase.
ulsh it to be understood that the term 03ST
wtzli us means the ACTUAL BONA. FIDE FIRST
COST of an article, with all extra trade discotuits de.
ereep,ing wily the small percentage allowed
us Tor =Skiing our bills.
The COST PRICE Is marked cu every article
Irene:Loin the es tall ighrnartt in plain dvares, eo that
•iyere, by emmi.rng oar stock, can wally WWI
emselves pa to the advantages and merit. otottrays•
111.
Car plan le entirely new, and meat commend Itself
all who wish to buy cocoa
CHEAP FOR CASH.
(Acl I•ltri rp
JE ILE c Tat x c rr
CIFIGE thexnest obollmate, long matting dLseaseo
when administered by
CRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE & BOLLES,
THE OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE
111DICAL BLECTRICLUS,
S. E. cor. Walnut and Thirteenth Sts.
Twenty Thousand persons have been successhilly
treated by us. Read.certificates of important curtain
"Preen" and "Telegraph." Mrs. Prof. Bolles gives her
' is PeCal attention to the Female Department of the In
sttnalor.. Curesguaranteed Consultation tree.
P. it.—rliyelcians and Students can enter at any
time for a full coarse of !manes:on In this Great Dis
covery In the healing art. Oar former Students, who
non• practice oar old system, are especially invited to
call and become instructed in our late and Important
izcoveries, so that they may learn how to cure more
diseases, sad to a much lees time than by the old syn.
tem. Persons who have tried Electricity and failed in
getting cured are especially invited to call, as we have
cared many obstinate diseases after being treated
electrically by others in this city, without any benent,
all interesting pamphlet mailed free of charge. No
shacks given. nos-th a tugm szq
CHRONIC DISEASES TREATED
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•
DB. S. W. BECKWITtt'S
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,-
No. 1:.'o WALNUT STREET.
For the benefit of those proposing to undertake Elec.
tml treatmentmaresease. we give In the following
st a few of the prominent and most common
wmplaints met with in onr practice, in all of which
e are most auccesstul. LtsT NEARLY ALL cesss
CAA ItOtile DISEI SE ELECTRICITY IS A SURE ICESLEDY
•sD IN ALL CASES B.EN - EFICLAL, IF DROPEIALP AP
I. LIED. - Those therefore, afflicted with complaints
ot, hen enumerated need have no hesitation In ap•
plying, and wly , ther only itEntEr on A DEBILANENT
c PRE can be effected, they will receive replies accord.
'uglAll commltations free.
I.Epilepsy, Chorea, or St. Vitus' Dance. Paralysis,
(It emPlegut), Neuralgia. ilystaTia, Nervousness, Pal.
pi ration of the Heart, Lock• Jaw: etc.
2. Sore Throat; Dyspepsia, Diarrbrea, Dyttentery. Ob.
stitiateConstipw ion, Ma morrhoida or Piles, BMWs,
iatulent and Painter's Colic, and alt affections of the
Liver and Spleen.
. Catarrh, ktugh, Influenza, Asthma (when not
caused hy organic diseases of the heart). Bronchitis,
PleorisytPlearodynia, or Rheumatism of the Chest,
Consumption in the early stages,
4. Gravel ,(Diabetes, and Ridsey Complaints. Impo
tence and Sen Mal Weakness.. The latter comp/aints
never fall to yield rapidly to this treatment.
5. Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, stiff Neck, Spinal
uirvatore,RipDiseases.Cancers, Tumors (those last
named alwayo cured without pain, or cutting, in plea
.
tars, in any fm m.)
Dterous Complaints, involving a position. m
Prclapsne, Antroversion, Retroversion,lnflammation
Ulceration, and various other affections of the Womb
and Ovaries.
r; Mts. BECKWITH has the Ladies Department under
her own care and supervision.
13EFE1ENCES —Gen. A. J. Pleasantpn, 916 SPruce
st.; W. B. Smith,loZ2 Hanover sr..; Geo. Douglass,
at., above Chestnut; S W.. Bradley, 66 North
Fourth at, ; Hobert Work, Si N. 'Third st.;_Col. T. W.
sweeney. Walnut, below Eighth; Geo. Evans, Arch
st . btlow Fifth; Pelouze, rhird and Chestnut; Ed.
cLane, all of this city. A. Pleasanton, St. Louis,
alo; Jacob Vandegrift Odessa, Del,: R. A. Semple,
,Mount Holly, N. J. wi. h. very many others.
Physicians or students desiring to have instruCtion
in the correct application of Electricity for the care of
diseases can apply at the office
Consultation iree. Descriptive circuits's . ..6f cu r es
sheeted, with numerous references, can be had by ap.
pl lestinn at the Office, or by letter. WE HAVE,' Nfl
CONNELTION.wHaTRvER WITH ANY OTHER'
I:ELECTRICAL OFFICE IN THIS OR ANY OTHER
CITY.
All letters addiessed to ' - •
Dr. S. W. BECKWITH,
122O'weaszu12 Street.
oc2B&s,tn,th,3m t rp3 panadeapida,
BOATADING.
110i0ABBING.—.Trun vacated, a Second-story Back
xit Boom, ac =SPRUCE at„
VROBIT RO9l
.JOBL. WITJI PRIVATE BOARD. COO;
A WALNU T street. nos.3t*
GriO TO HALL ARV 4
No. :i7 North EIGHTH street, near .Fllbert and
IBIS CHESTNUT etreet, for Fail and Winter Boots
and Shoo, Vhearti ONEi PANE, .902 LittaTi
FALL.
CONSLSTING OF
MEDIA AL.
1866.
C.A.II,I=DICTINGHS.
JAMES H. ORNE ds CO
626 CHESTNUT STREET,
Between eth enCllth streets,
thiST RECEIVED PEE EITE MIKE A LARGE LIS•
• VOLOE OF
French Chenille and
Axminster Carpets,
NEW DESIOBB.
JAMES H..ORNE &Oat
; 626 CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Blxth ana Seventh street&
MESSRS. JOHN CROSSLEY & SON'S
New Styles
6.4 Velvet & Tapestry Carpets,
JAMES H. ORNE & CO.,
626 CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Sixth and seventh sta.,
English Royal Wilton.
English Brussels,
English Tapestries.
JAMES H. ORNE & CO.
626 CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Sixth and Seventh eta,
NEW CARPETINGS
Fall Importations 9
NOW OPENING.
°canal° rp;
McCAIJAYMS, CREASE & SLOAN.
No. M 9 OHMMeIIT STREW,
(Opposite ladepeadence Balla
Have just received an invoice at
MUM OIL °LODE
COCOA MATT'INGS.
LEEDOM & SHAW,
Wholesale and Retail
CARPET WAREHOUSE ;
)1O A. RCII S
Just received per Steamer Manhattan, new and hand-
Borne Patterns of CROWLEY'S TAPESTRIES, en
tirely new, ibr this market. Also, a fall assortment of
DROGGETS In allwidths. Belk 3m
TILE FINE ART&
ki‘.:ARLES' GALLERIES,
816 Chestnlxt
• Looking Glasses:
Oil. Paintings.
Engravings.
•Pietare Frames
•
Rogers' 9:roupes
_
A Large Free Gallery of Oil Paintingi:
• VIONEY TG ANT AMOUNT LOANED
UPON D/AMONDS, wATOBAH. ,IBW•
ILRY, riarn, CLOTHING, do:s., at
44%
SOrcittld: 00 'fi
OLD EETABLE4HXD LOAN OFFIOJ.
Comer of TICERII and GAtiKILL Streets,
,
Below Lombard.
N. H.—DIAMOND% WATCH:HS. JEWEL/M.
OVISTS, dto.',
NOR SALE AT
REHARHABLT LoW PRIOEG.
ALLAIID'S 8310E6 ALL .WA332.2I.RTED A 8
repreißtaxted,„ , ' oc3S,ISLIPI
irMPrOMPreWVlM'rer:=MMftWM l ==
Dv h; e,:Cr•fzi
OCIS4Mi
MILLINERL I
WOOD & OLRY,
725 Chestnut Street.
BOICNITT3 AND RATS,
Latest Styles.
Every variety of
BONNE' BIATERTA r
TRIMILNOB.
nO3-lm rp
JEOSTATki•
FOIE?, 11 , ENIC . ,
The Third and Fourth Stories Back,
OF THE
NEW BULLETIN BUILDINIT,
With entrance by a spacious Hall on Meet:nit &rear
and also an entrance on Jayne street.
Fer further particulars apply at the
•
"New Bulletin Building,
607 Chestnut &knot.
_ ocZttf
BBEXECUTORS' PORITIVE SALE—Estate of
JOHN GEST. deceased.—JAMES A. PRICRSIAN
Auctioneer. PRAM es HOUSES AND LOT. 2p=,3. amt
eolxChiorrh SEVMNTH streeL
Under authority con-
WElin tt e tarn of the let Jone t derse
IiESDAY , November 2.1, IS66.:atGes, va d;
on
will he said at public sale, at the PHILADELPHIA
EXCHANGE, the following described Real Estate,
Tit: All those two frame messnages and lot of ground
ritnate on the east eldo of North irleventh street. Nos,
=Land 2025, at the distance of about 850 feet north of
Little Poplar (now Meetler, street, in the Tw
Ward of the City of Philadelphia: containing in front
on Seventh street t o feet, and in depth its.
Marehal street, when opened, e ill take off about 'SS
feet Lom the :rear end of toe lot glvin it two fronts:.
buildings are now erected on Marslmi street op,loade
the premises.
Sirßail the f,urchase money may remain on =n
age, if desired by the parch:Leer.
sari Sale peremptory.
wir Clear of Monstrance.
Ja- $lBO to be paid at the time of sales
By order of the Erecntors.
.T. 42,11 A . FRFrPrtfAisi A uctioneer,
Store, 422 Walnut street.
IRPFREIITTORY. SALE —.TAMES A. FREE-
MAN, Auctioneer --3-STOEY BRICK DWEI,
G, No. 1134 South FIFTH street, on WED MRS
DAY,IS ov. 14. 1866, at 12 noon, will no solder.
Ftibllc Sale at the PHI LADELPHI At EXCHANGE,
the following describ house Estate, viz: All that cer
tain three-story bric and lot. on the west aide
of South Fifth street, 96 feet 4 !rates northward from
Federal:street. being 16 feet front. by. 80 feet deep
Sir The above is a neat three-story brick dwelling;
with three-story back buildings, containing all the
modern improvements, hot and cold water, range,
Baltimore heaters, bath-room. water close 4 and store
room. Water her in the Id story. Wacmu In
side abutters in every story.
W Rents for WO per annum. igir t3,(XO may re
main. yr Possemiort given in 33 days.
Jam" It w ill be sold at public sale withoatnesarve.
Mar Clear of incurnbrance.
air $lOO to be paid at the ofeale. "
*,Auctioneer,
it tore 4Z: Walnut street.
PUBLIC BALE—JAMES A. FitEISMA.oi,
Auctioneer.—NlCAT DWELLING. No. I=4 But
tonwood street, on IiVEDNESDAY. November 14, IaSS.
at - 2 o'clock, Noon, will be sold at .Pnblic Sae, at the
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the following , de.
se/ Real Estate , vi=—A three-story brick dwering
stn,;„. situate on the south aide Of Buttonwood street.
205 f Inches west of Twel heads 19 feetlo inches
front, by GO feet deep, to the of Prescott Place
opening into Hamilton street.
*ir Ihe above is a neat three story brick dwelling.
with three-story back buildings; the rooms are Lsrga.
the ceilings high. and the house Is unusually well
ighted and ventilated, gas and bath introduced. and a
portable beater in the cellar. irir One-half may re
main- far Occupancy with the deed.
11611" Heys at No. 1226 next door above.
Sir Clear of all incumbrance.
W lite to be raid at the time of sale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
it Store. 422 Walnut street.
EIIs:B.PHANS' COURT SALE—Estate otHEDWIG
BRAN - DSTRTPER, deceased.—J &HES A.
tdAN, Auctioneer —TWO.STORY BRICK
HOUSE, Na 123 CALLOWFULL street—Under an
thority of the Orphans' Court for the City and County
MS.Philadelphia.. on WEDNESDALY, November 2g.
MS. at 12 &Meek, bToon, will be sold as Public Sale, at
the PHILADELPHIA EXCIIANGE,_the followlnt
described Real Estate , the property of Hedwit, Brand
stetter, decease!: All that certain two andet ball%
story brick m and lot of ground situate on the
north aide Sr Callow I street. No. 12:>,.'" containing in
front 3> feet, and in depth to feet.
Sir Clear of incumbrance.
nwilte to bepaid at the time of sale.
By the Court„ - E. A. HERRICK, Clerk°. O.
HETTY HASLEIL Administrate'.
JAMES 4.. PREMIUM. Auctioneer.
Store No. 422 Walnut street.
ma XisCLII' POSITIVE SALF..- —Estute
WILLIAM O S. RS
K. INSEX.—JAMES A. FREE
MAN, A uctloneer.—Two-story BRICE DWELLING,
No. WS Buttonwood street. Under authority contalned
in the will of th e late William S. Kinsey, deceased on
WEDNESDAY. November 21 ISSS, at 12 o'CloCk.
Neon., will be sold at Public Sale , at the PHILA. mat,-
FRIA EXCHANGE, the followin dineribed Real
Estate, viz All that two-story brick dwelling house
and lot of ground, on the north side of Buttonwood
street, 101 feet wen of Eighth street (No. Mk) Li feet
front and 100 feet s inch's deep on the eaPt line, and
110 feet 10 inches on then - est line. 'M.Rouse has gas
and hack kitchen. -
Da" Clear of every incumbrance.
sir tioo to be paid at the time of sale.
By order of Simi] tors.
JAM A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
Store, 4'22 Walnut street.
FOR SALE—Several large and valuable
ABUILDLNG DLNGLOIS and GROUND RENTS, north
ll eg) , any Avenue, opposite the Improvements of
'Siesta's. Baeder and Adamson, In the Twenty-fifth
Ward. Stocks taken in Dart nay,
Al.BO- VALUABLE PROPERTY, north of Clear
field street, acing a front of 40S feet on the River
Delaware, with depth to Richmond street.
APPIT to WI LLI AM BALL,
noS tit* No. 5 Walnut street.
FOR S L R—A !NEW AND ELirG &NT
lJ BRICK AND.BROWN-STONE DWeLLINH,
o. 2020 t•PRUCE :STREET, WITH ALL THE
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. APPLY TO
lIAULE BRO. ct... CO.,
2500 SOUTH STRRET
)cK tE re U) D=ziii
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS IA AND
FOR IBE CITY AND COUNTI OF PRIMA.-
DT L.FHLn.--Truit Feta , e at GEO . 4 0 R W. BAST KR.
The Auditor appointed to audit, settle and adjust
the account of JOHN F. ORNS, Trustee of said
Estate, and to report distribution of the _Balance In
the bands of the accountant will meet the parties
I, , terested for the purposes of his appointment, at the
office of THOMAS B DWIGHT. Esq N 0.202 South
trIFTEI street, Philadelphia, on TUESDAY, :Nth of
NON - ember, 1866 at four o dock P.ll.
CHARLES O'NEILL,
noe th,e,m,w,f St/ , Auditor.
N TEE COUET OF commote PLEAS FOR THE
ASSIGNED oNI3 COUNTY OF PHILADELPRIA.—
ESTATE OF WORRELL CuANES
CO.—TheAuditor appointed bt , the Court to audit sot
tie and adjust the third and ilrnD, account of ALEX
AItDER L MASSEY, Assignee for the benefit of
CI editors of the Stoats ofWOR KEL f, CO .TES a
and to retort distribution of the balance In the bands
of the Accountant, will meet the parties interested for
the purposes of his appointment on TI7E!DAY. No•
vr tuber 25th 1885, at 4 o'clock, P. at his office, Ne
ing South FOVETEL street in the C , t• of Phtladel-
I hie. - GEO. SERGEANT.
nos,rh.s.tn.str. • .Anditor.
WANT'S.
VITANTaII-rAS SPECI.L CAPITAL-fromll3o.Cfo
e r , to IQ
000. to Continue and e s tend the mannfac
twin; interest of a Jobbing Home, well established.
Sufficient evidence will be furnished to prove tbles
desirable investment Address, with real names,
3 .3.. Box 108, Phiiadelphia_P. 0.. notS.ttrpf
Drrfgretr. r egr 'lTiffatilret2 erße ti rs T.— O t
inn and Arch streets. Address, A.. r ßor Mir " .
Philadelphia Post•otltce,with location and lowest cote
prtoe. noSAte
„ namarAL pßuNgs,.-IDClases Oanfatank.hla
.1. grade; French Imverial Primes, landinix Sur
Bale by J as . & 00.,108 South wars
avezina
EaLimn MIRIAM culliftlra listrOßS, Wow
Create' laoawfdra Zaigalk , Pickles.
Bums. Darhara. MaStanir bs IMlVegh drO. A Jan=
fhp Yorktown and for sale 708: B. rinnign ICE it
no ,lact Rrustb rialssirea
lft/OPSY.IA.L VittMOS -PRIMIS6.-6D c In US
J. , andsteno andannY bOnal, linpnxted and fa sal
byJOS. B. susarze t. OAR Sae& Didavrxdi
ammo*:
fIICLATIN, PaMkt& AND SAEKL—Daies Boob*
va - Gelatin, Rto Tapioca and Nut India Pesti SAN%
binding and tbr sale by J. BMISINE aOO 44661
Deuxosra Avenue .
rtatli ••• ,1 4 4, 61742. 1 74 bartela
wary Been In maze %or alga aj W3333olLigi
co„ Xs. Wslani Um*
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