SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE FROM. WASHINGTON,
THE BRITISH MINISTER'S LETTER.
UNFAVORABLE TO THE FENIANS.
GEN. DIX'S MISSION.
OENKEtia GBLU'S MOVEMENTS:
LATEST FROM CANADA.
From Washington.
IBpecial Despatch to the Bulletin.]
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—There is no foun
dation for the statement that Chief Justice
Chase is in conference with the President in
regard to the question of amnesty and quali
fied suffrage. The President has full au
thority to issue the former if he chooses to
exercise it, and has always favored the Ist
tor as is shown in his letter to Gov. Sharkey,
of Mississippi.
The President's organ has another attack
today on the Constitutional Amendment.
These articles are by authority.
The British Minister's letter to Seward,
stating the action that had been taken in
regard to the Fenians now under sentence
of death, is looked upon as an unfavorable
indication. The British Ministry have
always favored most extreme measures in
dealing with the Fenians.
General Dix is here in conference with the
President and Secretary Seward. They are
anxious that he should leave at an early day
for his post.
Gen. Grant at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 17.—Gen. Grant arrived
here this morning, and took breakfast with
William J. Albert, Esq., the late candidate
for Congress in the Fourth District, on the
Republican ticket. At noon he will attend
the Horse Fair, which closes to-day.
From Canada.
. _
OTTOWA, C. W., Nov. 17.—A party of six
teen Americans, extensively supplied with
rifles, ammunition and deer hounds, has
arrived here on their way to the Northern
forests on a deer hunting trip to supply the
New York markets.
The steamers and barges employed in car
rying lumber from the Ottowa lumber ' dis
trict for the American market make their
last trips this week.
It is reported that the Canadian govern
ment has refused to ratify the arrangement
by which the Canadian Confederate Govern
inent will contribute $BOO,OOO to Prince Ed
ward's Island to enter the Confederation.
It is certain, however, that all the provinces
will contribute and render aid to put an end
to the troubles caused by the land tenure in
the Island.
I
QtrEsEc, Nov. 17.—The Mayor received
another cable despatch from Manchester,
saying that one thousand blankets will be
sent out by the next steamer, as a contribu
tion in aid of the sufferers by the late fire.
The steamship Dsmaseas sailed for Liv
erpool this morning. This is the last trip
from Suebec this season;
Markets.
NEW Yon.E., November 17.—Cotton dull at 83035 c.
Flour dull; State, $8 7 5 (12; Ohl $ll 30 @ 13 75; VI estero
$8 75@12 75; southern, $l2 25©16 75. Wheat dull—sales
of 7,0 t 0 bushels. Sales of 1,000 bushels Western corn at
29@1 30. Mess beef. $l2 50®13 60; extra $lB 50(4)23 50
Ness pork, $2l 50; prime 420 25@21. Whisky quiet.
SAN FRAN CISCO. Di ov.l6.—Wheat drill and unchanged.
111 , lug stocks are generally excited. °phi!. 095:
Belcher sl2t: Savage $1.689; Choliar Potosi ft2s; Gould
& Curry isto; Ye,luw Jacket $533; Imperial .120; Legal
Tenders 70.
CITY BULLEVIN.
A FEMALE BURGLAB.—A young colored
woman, named Maria Jones, was found con-,
cealed in a coal bin in the yard of the house
of Mr. Haines. N 0.131 North Seventh street,
about half-past ten o'clock last night. A
bit was found on her person, and subse
quently the brace was found in the yard, a
few feet from where Maria was captured.
The accused had formerly resided with Mr.
Haines, under the name of Maria Clark.
She disappeared about the let of Jane, with
clothing valued at about $2OO, which had
been packed away in a chest and left in her
room. She was not seen again until cap
tured last night. Maria had a hearing be
fore Alderman Godbou, and was held in
$l,OOO bail for trial.
Ting CHOLERA.—The cholera is rapid,►
disappearing from the city. Daring the
week ending to-day only thirteen cases
were reported at the office of the Board of
Health. At the office of Mr. Chambers, the
Registrar, only five deaths were reported.
Of that number four were males and one
female. There were one death in the First
Ward, one in the Fourteenth, two in the
Eighteenth and one in the Nineteenth. No
deaths from cholera morbus or cholera in
fantum were reported.
LAIICSITY.—Before Alderman Moore, this
morning, William Coffin, who was arrested
by High Constable Barton, was charged
with the larceny of clothing and $2OO in
money, the property of Pat Riley. It is al
leged that ne got a boy to go through the
window of Riley's house, Passayunk road,
below German street, and steal the clothing.
The money was in the pocket of one of the
garments. Coffin was committed.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE, who has lately
been elected President of the " American
Freedmen's Union Commission," has ac
cepted an invitation to preside at a meeting
of the Pennsylvania Branch of the Commis
sion, to be held in the Academy of Music on
Thursday evening next. Speeches will be
delivered by Gen. Howard, Rev. Phillips
Brooks, and other prominent gentlemen.
RonnEmEs.—Daring last night, the mil
linery store of Mrs. Cox, 1134 Pine street,
was entered by forcing a side cellar-door
open, and robbed of zephyr work'and mil
linery trimmings, to the amount of $lOO.
Last evening the yard of John Rocked &
Co., at Third and Callowhill streets, was
entered and a push-cart was stolen.
A SNEAK THIEF, —A • woman, named
Aline Wilson went into a house on Martha
street, above Wilson,
last evening, and
helped herself to some cloth and several
yardi of Scotch plaid. She was pursued by
a policeman and captured. After a hearing
before Alderman Clouds Alice was sent be
low in default of $6OO bail.
A CLorarno Tam - T.—Margaret Maxwell
wasicommitted this morning by Recorder
Enen, for larceny. She had lived with Mrs.
Geary, on Christian street near Second, and
is alleged to have stolen clothing valued at
seventy dollars..
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1866.-TRIPLE SHEET.
A.womrsn A.E.TotsT.—Michael MoGruder
Was arrested yesterday for having , been
concerned in the assault upon Officer Oaks
at Richmond, on Tuesday last. He was
taken before Ald. Clouds, and was held in
$1,200 bail to answer at Court.
Fon iiAvAnA.—The steamship Stars and
Stripes, Capt. Holmes, sailed. for Havana
this morning with the following passengers,
viz: Capt. Horner, Mr. Alfred Williams,
Mr. Manuel Cueto, Mr. S. S. Garner, Mr.
Albert Henry and Col. Charles Plaggo.
FIBE.-A new still at the coal oil refinery .
of James J. Brooke, at Thirty-eighth street
and Girard avenue, was destroyed by fire
about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
loss is estimated at about $4OO.
AssAtrmum A GlBL.—Felix Burns was
arrested last evening and taken before Ald.
Shoemaker upon the charge of having as
saulted a colored girl at Hancock and
Thompson streets. He was held for trial.
STEALING Snons.—August Hartang was
committed this morning by Alderman
Shoemaker, for stealing a pair of shoes
from a store at Lawrence street and Girard
avenue. •
ON Mono's or - How.W.A.Ponmmt, Robert
Porter Dechert was admitted to practice as
an Attorney. and Counsellor at Law in the
Court of Common Pleas and District Court
for the city and county of Philadelphia.
NONE BUT THE MOST INNOCENT,' though
powerful simples. are used In the celebrated Bower's
Infant Cordial.. Laboratory Sixth"and Green.
"Linino's FOOD," for infants and invalids,
Bower, Sixth and Vine streeta. Price $1 00.
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES AND FANCY GOODS.
SROWDXN & BROTHER,lmpartece,
23 South Rirdith street.
DP.. Frc/AIR'S GREAT RHEUMATIC RE
SZDY.—Cored AM. Comly, Twenty-third Ward, who
suffered eleven years with Rheumatism. No care, no
pay.
"BENBOW'S SOAP/.-Elder Flower, Turtle
011, Glycerine, Lettuce, Sunflower, Musk Rase &o.
SNOWDEN a sitcrrEeKa,
Importers. 23 South Eighth street.
AN ESTABLISHED tREMEDY.—"BrOWII'S
Bronchial Trtches" are widely known as an estab
lished remedy for Coughs, bidsßronehitta, Hoarse
ness and other- troubles - of the Throat and _Luna:.
Theirgood reputation and extensive we has brought
out imitations, represented to be the same. OBTAIN'
only "Brown's Bronchia/ Troches."
Two OR THREE COLDS in succession, will,
with many constitutions, securely establish the seeds
of Consumption In the system, thus converting what
was . originally a simple, cambia affection
into one generally fatal. While ordinary prudence,
therefore. makes it the business of every one to take
care of a Cold until It is got rid of, intelligent experi•
ence fortunately presents a remedy In Dr. Jayne'a Ex•
Pectorant, thoroughly adapted to remove speedily all
Cereal and Colds, and one equally effective In the
primary stages of Consumption, Asthma and Bron
chitis. Prepared only at 242 Cheatn,ut street.
A FEw linorsof "Sweet Oppoponax!" Oh.
how rich and aromatic in odor. It purifies the air of
the apartment. and soothes the wearied frame of the
Invalid. It is a captive fragrance, found on all t. nets.
and never stains the handkerchief. Sold everywhere.
T. MUTH CO New York.
Sole Proprietors.
linsawno!—This is a new perfume, yet
It has already achieved a success which has established
Its reputation as the most delightful delicate and du•
rable. The lapse of time but adds to its essential
sweetness. For sale by all the principal Drnimista.—
Phitade2phia Evening Telegraph,
SHIRTS as cheap as before the war at
RITCHIE'S. 1809 Chestnut street.
Buy Your. MATICESSEIS cheap at 1338
Chestnut street.
Have your CARPETS neatly lald-1338 Chestnut
street
Have your CURTAINS hung-1838 Chestnut !street
BfATRESSES renovated: by a good Upholsterer.
P.OHEZEiTt3ON & CO., 18.3SChestnut street.
CALL AND SEE the first-class Goods, and
oompare prices, at ErICHINEI, No. 1309 Chestnut
street.
A SUPERB STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY.—
The advent of cold weather Is always accompanied
with an increased demand lot choice sweatmeata.such
as our friends Messrs. Iteck.efus & Grieb. .190. 1203
Chestnut street; know so well how to prepare. Their
week at present is- rtally superb, including all the
novelties in Eon Bons, Caramels, Cream Chocolate,
Wasted Almonds, Candied Fruits, French Nougat,
etc., etc. They have also a choice assortment of
Foreign Fruits, such as Almeria Grapes. Canton
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Prunes, Dates; also fine Belle
Flower Apples from New York State, by the barrel or
small measure. When in quest of any Of the above
articles, this is the place to visit.
WHY PAY HIGH PRICES for your Shirts,
Collars, Gloves. ckc . when yon can save money by
buying from RITCHIE, 1309 Chestnut street.
E. G. WHITMAN lit CO's. CONFECTIONS.—
Now that the elections are over. and Congress is about
to meet. the rest of mankind should turn a portion of
their attention to Confectionery. With a view of
giving them an intelligent direction in their investiga.
lions we wonldsp_ggest the famous popular establish.
ment or B, makinigin a Co.. P 10: 3 / 8 Chestnut
street, below Fourth. Their stock of fine Confections
is up to the holiday standard, and they are constantly
adding fresh novelties and dainties to their assortment.
Ihe lovers of really good things shOnld try their deli
cious Caramels. Caramels of many flavons,land fresh
every day. E. G. Whitman & Co. can supply all
wants in the line of first-class Confectionery.
RITCHIE'S. 1309 Chestnut street, sells all
his Goods at wholesale prices.
A Quiz on Chicago.
[From the Cincinnati Timm]
The city of Chicago is a place of immense
size. The State of Illinois is in Chicago,
but it would hardly be noticed there, unless
you were looking for it particularly. Al
though Lake Michigan is a pretty big lake,
yet, owing to the stupendous dimensions of
the city, it barely serves the Chicagoans the
purposes of a bathing-tub. They are run
ning a tunnel under it to bring water from
Lake Huron; for drinking purposes. Every
thing is on a big scale there—some of their
biggest merchants are "scaly." ' The Tre
mont House is the biggest hotel in the world.
The Sherman House is also the biggest
hotel in the world. There are several other
hotels there that are the biggest in the world.
New York and Philadelphia regret ex
ceedingly that they are so far from Chicago.
It interferes materially with their growth
and future prospects. They are endeavoring
to have lightning trains run through from
Chicago, without stopping, so that they can
have the Chicago papers at the earliest pos
sible moment. The Chicago papers are the
moat enterprising papers in the world. In
order to get ahead of all others, the morning
papers are published the night before, and
the evening papers are got out before break
fast. This gives them an immense advan
tage. •
They had a great Driving Park at Chi
cago, which did a driving business—ilrove
the life out of a man the other day. He was a
driver,guilty of the heinous crime of driving
the fastest horse. As he was about to drive
ahead on the final heat, some one let a fence
board drive at his head, which settled him.
It settled the Driving Park also. People
found fault with the board, and wouldn't
patronize it.
Chicago is a great place for elevators.
There is more corn elevated in Chicago than
in any other city. It is more in the juice
than in the kernal, however. The princi
pal business of the city consists in getting
up "Gift Enterprises ." They get them up
and then "git, with all the money.
An enterprising citizen of Ohicago,named
Crosby, devotes his time and money to
building immense and costly Opera Houses
to be "raffled" for. He is ready to fill any
orders for Opera Houses that may be sent
in from neighboring cities. Country orders
attended to with promptness and despatch.
He keeps a stock of Opera Hons'es on hand,
constantly, from the one-cylinder Opera
House to run by hand, to the thousand
horse power Opera House to run by every
thing. To show the demand there is for his
Opera Houses, he finished a first-class one
recently, and there are thousands of people
waiting to get it!
Chicago, is a very windy town, , There is
probably more blow about that place than
any other in the world. In comparison to
its "blows" the dreaded Simoom is only
&moonshine. The elements are combined
to form a monster ear trumpet, the little
end of which is inserted into the public ear,
and through it all Chicago blowsthe praises
of that wonderful city, until it makes the
public's head acheactually "splitting the
ears of the groundlings." .
The people up there are surprised and
indignant that the shore end of the Atlantis
Cable is not fastened in Chicago, and think
steamers for. California. Europe, &c., would
do better to sail from there.
Great town. •
AN AUCTIoNEBR's STORY.—The Boston
Commercial Bulletin tells a story of Leon
ard, the book auctioneer. Some twenty
years after his school-boy days in pEngland,
be was selling a lot of second-hand books in
Boston at his salesroom, by auction. Among
others was a little old-fashioned grammar
thatcaught his eye which seemed to wear a
familiar aspect. .He opened it, and lot in
side the cover was his own youthful auto
graph and other hieroglyphics, inscribed by
himself nearly a quarter of a century be
fore. By some curious coincidence the lit
tle book, lost in boyhood's day, had during
that length of time, like its owner, crossed
the Atlantic, and in the course of events,
come back to his very hand. It is almost
unnecessary to add that the little volume, of
only waste-paper worth to the public, was
of greater value to the auctioneer than,
many more costly works; that it was bid in
by bim as a relic, and rescued from the pa
per-mill.
iLrli f 1
SALES OF STOOKS,
BEFORE BpAILDS.
500 eh Read B 510 5831100 eh Beading B
200 eh do 58% um eh do
100 eh do 06 44-100 100 911 do .
PIEST BOARD.
1500 1:43 6905'65 con 109 j2OO ah Bead R 580 5636
3900 City 55 old 99% 600 ah do 5636
500 do new 102% 200 ah- - do b6O 56%
4000 Penns 2d mgt 6s 98 300 ah do 56%
5010 Warren &Frank'n 100 eh , do 66846
7 per ct Bds 5336 100 eh do sswn 5636
2000 Pa R lat mg 65 102% 7sh Cam & Arab R 184
1080 West Phila 75 9836 seh Penns It 55
100 ah St NicholasCoar 1% 78 sh • do 54%
100 eh do 181100 100 ish z . Mountain
o
10 ah Wyoming Val 56 4146
10 sh Camdcans sop 53 100 ah Chester Val 2%
26 ah Lehigh IT R 66%
:/.810123 OF STOCKS 'IN MAY YOWL:
(By 2biegraPh.)
American Gold.-
Reading ....... bid
New York Central.------ ...... bid
United States ea .118.4 bid
United Btatee 65, .......... hid
Eric_ 75.3 i bid
Hudson bid .
Excited.
Finance and Businesa.—Nev.l7,lB66.
There was but a small business effected at the Stock
Board this morning, and prices were weak and greatly
unsettled. Money Is cheap enough for speculative
purposes. but the outside public are pi:mining a very
conservative course, and manifest an disposition to
enter into any new ventures. Trade was never more
stagnant, and the general tendency, except for Bread
studs, Is downward. Among the concession of the
week we notice a fall of 3c. in Cotton; 5 to 15 per cent.
in Cotton Fabrics and other Dry Goods; X per cent, In
sugar; 10c Feathers; sc. In Indigo; $1 in Rosin; Sc in
Spirits oil nrpentine; sc. In Fish and Lard Oils: 6c. in
Linseed Oil; lc. In Petroleum; $8 in Pork; $3 in Beef
Barns; lc. in Bacon, Green Meat and Lard; 20. In But
ter: Nc. In Cheese, and 1 cent in wool. This decline
has not led to any increased business, which indicates
disposition on the part of consumers to purchase only
such an *mount as the exigencies of the moment
would seem ito warrant. Government Loans were
weak and lower. 118% was the best bid for the Coupon
Sixes. '81; 108% for the old Five-Twenties; 106% for the
'64s; losX' for the '65, and 105% for the June and July
Seven-Thirtiee. State Loans were dull, and all other
Loans are affected unfavorably in consequence of the
decline in Gold. Reading Railroad told down to 56—a
decline of 1X; Pennsylvania Railroad at 54 :‘&55-4s
decline of %; Lehigh Valley Railroad at 66%—a decline
of 36, and Camden and Amboy Rol/Mad at 134. 58
was bldfor Mine Hill Railroad:49X for Northern Can-
Oral Railroad, and 32% for Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road. Canal stocks were neglected. Passenger Rail
way shares were inactive.
Smith. Banuolph & Co.. Bankers, 15 South Third
Street, quote at 11 o'clock. as ibllows:
11. B. 1881 Ban
v, s. bah ibal•
U. 19.
11. El. 7-111Ya—Ist
VD, July,
Dem..llll
Messrs. De Haven Brothel. to Borah Thlrd
street. make the following quotations of She ratio .01
exchange to•day, at / P. M.. _
NuYin& Bening.
American Gold.. 1C
Silver- Quarters and ha1va1.,...„138
Oomprguml 'lnterest Notes:
" inne.lBs4„. 15% .
" July, 1884... 14.%
" Aug. 1864... 14
4 . Oct., 1864... 13%."
" Dec.. 121
" May, 10.11
" Ang.,18615.- 914
" 5e.486.5.-
Oct..Ct 133.4
Jay Cooke & Co. quote Government seoarittes. 80..
to-day, as follow
Buying. Belling.
U. S. 11's, 1131(
Old 0.20 Bonds.. . 109
New 5-11) Bondi 1?6
1540 8end5,1865...----.---10631 I 107 X
6-20. July, MS.. it 7% 108.4
10054
7 8-10. ... 107
1054
0016—at 12
~. ,
SATURDAY, Nov. 17.—There Is scarcely any Clover
seed coming forward and it Is wanted at 13 500)s. No
change in Timothy or Flaxseed. Small sales of the
latter at #3 80 If btuahel.
The stock of Quercitron Barkls small and It Is held
firmly at $B5 IF ton.
The Flour market presents no new feature. The re
ceipts are very small and holders are very stiff & their
views but there is scarcely any demand except fbr the'
supply of the wants of the heme consumers. Sales of
4g500 barrels.chiefiy Northwest extra samilyat $l2 50@
$m 50'f barrel—including Penna. and Ohio do. do. at
$12@15, fancy lota at $l5 50@16, extras at sBi#lo 50
and sB€4sB 75 forsuperffne—aa in quality. There Is no
change in Bye Flour or Corn Meal. Small sales of
the former at $3 VI barrel.
'I he Wheat market is at a stand and no transactions
were reported. We quote Penna. Red at $3 top ISIS
btehel and Southern at $3 MO3 30. Bye is steady at
11 3501 87 for Western and Penna. Corn comas in
slowly; s,oCobu hels yellow. on the cob sold at 8503111 s
7a 70 its and a small lot in store at $1 27. Oats are
steady at 63 cents for Delaware and 64 cents fbr Penna.
' , Whisky—The demand Is limited Small sales of
Penna. bbls. at $2 41®2 42 and Oato at $2 44.
PASSENGERS SAILED
In steamertars and Stripes, r Havana—Captaln
R Homer, Alfred Williams, Manuel Cueto, Samuel S
Garner. Albert Henry, Merles Plaggo.
p QATION
Reporteiklute I- R .T Madman' Evenlit B011etin"
WINDSOR, N6—Brig H J Burton, Burton—loo tons
plaster 0 0 Van Horn.
.1.1:i $j 01 VII
mar See Marine Bulletin on li2eventh Page.
ARRIVED THIS DAY.
Bark Wbite Wing (Br), Wilkie, 16 days from Porto
Cabello. In ballast to John Dallett & Co.
Brig J H Burton (80, Sutton, 10 days from Windsor,
NS. with plaster to C C Van Horn.
CLEARED THIS DAY.
Steatner Pioneer Bennett. Wilmington,NC. Philadel•
pbta and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamer Roman. Baker. Boston, H Winsor & Co.
Brig Annie Batchelder, Steelman, Marseilles, Work
man &ro.
Bohr BB E 16ightingals,Hilyard, Lanesville, E A Bonder
& Co.
Bohr Wm P Orr, Long, Petersburg. L Auden ried & Co.
Sebr R=.ll Shannon. Gay, Boston, Mammoth Vein
Consolidated Coal Co.
Bohr E & L Marts, Marts, Boston, do
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange..
LEWES, DEL, Nov 15-6 PM.
Most of the vessels in yetterday's report remain at
the Breakwater, with the addition of brig Preatissimo.
with sugar and molasses, from Demerara bound to
New York; b as been 17 days North of Bermuda, •nd
experienced very heavy weather. Bark Brazilian, for
Cork for orders, at Del Breakwater.bound out, waiting
a change of wind. Wind SE; blowing fresh.
Yours, &c. JOSEPH. Le...PETRA.
rinfOß .
Steamer Gulf Stre ß am, &muds ADD Ila A.. ,
from Porto Cabello
Oct 24, Lagnayra 26th, St Thomas 30th, St Johns, PR.
Nov 4, via Norfolk 14th, at New York yesterday. 9 th
Inst. In let 80 84, lon 78 49, saw a brig painted white,
with bead of foretopmaat and topgallantmast gone,
stferhig N W, tinder fore and aft sail.
Steamer North America, Timmerman. from New
York, at St Thomas 29th ult. and sailed same day for
Rio Janeiro.
EM4MR=M
Ship Duchess d'Orleans, of and for Baltimore from .
Talcahuano. was spoken 11th inst, lat 8618. lon 7418.
Bark Sarah lilizabeth, Sinclair, sailed iroin krackaall
11th inst. for Buenos Ayres.
Brig S V Merrick, Norden, hence at Zaza, Cuba, pre
vious to 10th Bret o n . er having been prev iously a short
time on Cay The B V M has been
reported wrecked.
Brig A B Patterson was at I,agnayra 29th ult. leaking
badly, and lost deck load in the BurricaneofBdand
4th.
Brig Thette,yorbes,cleared at Portland yesterday
for Buenos Byres. •
IFIELST MILL,
bld
_im u s%llnc
---ictoonang
- o•sx@icrr
106 Y
.13.cbr Ontario, Huntley, berme at Macbias 11th hist.
Schr Louisa, Welch . hence at oavannah 12th Inst.
bound to Rey West. Reports having experienced very
heavy weather from
_Mark:oton, being driven into
Po't Royal: but eruitained no damage.
ichr William &James, Outten, hence at Richmond
15th inst._
Behr Reanoke, Barrett,- sailed from Richmond 16th
that for this port via Chntituck.
Sohn Beading RE No 41. Dames, and Reading RR
No 44. Smith, sailed from Richmond 16th thin.' for
No olk.
FOR IT.A.V.A.NA.,
The :Steamship HIENDBIOX HUDSON, Howe, MEW
ter, will sail for Navans on
Satlilts,'
l o g rnimg, December
lit,
AtBo'clock. Forfr T i HOMASWATSON y & o ONB
.
142 North Delaware evet.tte.
Passage to Havana, O. nol7tBo rpt
"Peter and the False Prophets."
CHRIST" AND THE PH ABDEBEED3."
THE BO3:QUET.' ,
The above and other trabiects--Original Paintings by
W. E. Winuer. end magnificently framed, are now on
exhibition at T. Emma & 'BON'S Art Gallery, 1110
rhestont street, and mill be sold On Tuesday Evening,
20th inst., at 2% o'clock. , nol7 21 IP.
GENUINE
BETHLEHEM BUOKWHEAT,
IN SMALL PAOKA.GES,
BTUARTS NEW YORK SYRUP.
ROBERT BLACK,
10 N. E. cor. EIGHTEIINTH and ininarrni UT.
FUR SALE,
Map__ A very handsome close
COACH.
Made by Watison and finished throughout lathe very
nest manner nearly new, and oust elsic, will be sold
for 01,400. Address Box 1706 Post Office,. ' riole-et 59'
BOOKS FOB CHILDP.X6I,INp_BEAT VARIETY.
W. G. PERRY. Stationer,
nols,tb,s,tu,Strp 728 Arch street.
SLUES! BILES! BILES!
BALANCE OF BMWS. AT GREAT REDUCTION
S. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO
FRENCH MERINOES.
CHOICE SHADES, $1; LUPIN'S,
J. C. STRA.WBRIEDGE & CO
pi• 11 ) POPLINS.
FHENCIE PLAID POPLINS. $125
J. C. STILMBRIDGE & CO
OLOAXLAG CLOTEIB
IfEll:teW•tVNAztl4)viiPA:4;slo4;iiii:9Ahlv_lvti
M M .1
RlcßAlnsc:lzirs LlNEtif3.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & 00
SHARER FLA.HYsTEL. P. 3.
HEAVY YARD-WIDE SHARERS, at 62cts.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO
CtANTON FLANNELS.
GREAT BARGAINS at Z, Z 3 and 31 cts.
Z. O. STRAWBRIDGE 00
: XACIK CALIOOIO.
CALICOES, FAST COLORS, 17 eta.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & 00
SEINTEce AND SEEZTINGVIIISLINS.
ALL THE LEADING _ MAZES AT LOWEST
J. C. EITRAWBBEDGE & 00.
BIANKEIB! BLANKETS!
REST GOODS, LOWER THAN AT ANY TIME
THIS SEASON.
S. C. STRAN9IntrDOE .Itc CO.
COUNTBRE , ANAS„
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
J. C. STEAMBILIDGE & Co.
HONEYCOMB AND LANCASTER QUILTS.
lkiflft:44 l 7AfEiritille#o:2:bViekl:a.4 44 -‘4 I D4
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE ,t 00.,
Jyl2.lf N. W. corner Eighth and Market 'Weeks.
BAILEY & CO.,
sm cEms9rNuir ST
Are receiving and will be receiving, from Rumps, op
to January next, the newest and moist elegant
VIENNA AND PARIS
FANCY GOODS,
BRONZES. CLOCKS, &c.
ALSO,
English Plated Ware and Cutlery.
On hand, a large and will selected stock of
VINE ODE WEILJECIr.
nol2tde2ewfm4Pi
A. S. ROBINSON
910 CHESTNUT STEM.
LOOKING *GLASMS.
NGS
Engravings and Photograph,
Plant and Ornamental Gilt Prima
Carved Walnut and Ebony Frames,
ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDEN..
PATEJT SHOULDER BEAM OHM
11111111PACTORT.
Orders for these celebrated Shirts supplied pronild
at brief notice,
GENTLEMEN'S
• Furnishing Goods,
Of late styles in hall varlet,.
WINCHESTER & CO.
lesuov,r-tt
706 CHESTNUT.
J. W. SCOTT & 00..1
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS.
AND DEALNES iN
Men's Finishing Goods,
No. 814 Chestnut St,reet
Four down below the "Oontlainite.l,n
PHILADELPHIA.
TiILRD EDITION.
BY T,ERTJE(3,APH.
Marla° Disaster.
, NEw Yoisit, Nov. 17.—An unknown brig,
from Malaga, with a cargo of fruit, is ashore
on Rockavray Beach, -and will be a total
loss. The body of one man was washed
ashore, but the rest of the crew have been
saved. The beach is 'strewn with oranges,
lemons, raisins, almonds, 4ke.
Few York Stock Market.
Nr.w Yoax. Nov. 17.—Stock8 are irregular; Chicago
and Nock. Tcland, 104%; Reading. 111%; Canton. 51'/a:
Fria 75%; Cleveland and Toledo, 112; *leveland and
Pittsburgh. 84%; Pittsburgh. Port Wayne and Chicago,
105%; Michigan Central, 111%; Michigan Sonthern.Bl%;
Hudson River. 122: New 'York Central. 109%; I ll inois
Central Scrip, 118%; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin
nati, 112: Cumberland Preferred, 69%; Missouri 65, 87:
Five-Twenties. MC, 108%; Seven thirties, 106%; Second
Series, 105%; Sterling Exchauge.lo93g Gold, 11l
Markets.
- -
13s7armOnis. Nov. 17 --Flour quiet; Extra Spring
Wheat Flour, $l2 50,@1,18. Wheat steady. Oorn doll;
new. $1 08M1 12. Oats quiet at 6t 61c Seeds are firm;
Clover. 19 37%. Provisions doll: Pork dull and nomi
nal. -Whisky . dull; Pennsylvania, $2 80. Coffee quiet;
1t10,184@1910. 111 gold.
Lis stack Hoard.
NIEURT:BOARD.
irides at Philsola
RAZES MITER
6600 City 68 new tozn 100 sh West Bronchi C 25
600 do 102% 200 eh Bead B 56
WOO Cnesa & Del 6s 95% 100 ah do WO 5634
300017 8 5-10'8 '65 con lei 300 sh do 810 56%
4000 Elmira 58. a swn 100 200 eh de 66%
2000 Lehigh 68 84 93% HO ah do blO 663/.100
35 sh Morris Cnl 85 400 eh do
56
100 sh Nor Central 50 100 ah do e3O 56%
73 eh Penns It 54% 100 sh do 56%
10 eh do aswn 54% 100 eh do 1330 soy,.
100 ah Hestonv'e B. 630 14% 200 eh do b 5 56%
100 eh Bch Nv pf 0 86
SECOND
WOO City ea new 1023
500 eh Penna B awn SC;
100 eh Catewapt 28%
24 eh Delaw Div 5736
PRESTON STEAM LAUNDRY.
WASHING, STARCHING, SCOURING
AND CLEANSING- IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Ben- woes at lowest prices.
Office, 1369 Chestnut St.
L R WAIARAVEN,
MLIOXIC ILILLIN
710' Chestnut Street,
Elegant Curtains for Parlors,
LIBRARIES,
DOING AND SLEEPING ROOMS,
In Brocater4.,
Satin Damasks,
Terry,
PAM
Swiss Lace and
Nottingham Lao%
WINDOW
SHADES
Of the Newest Designs.
Am now oritring the most complete aasortmmt of the
r
ab 3, ove goods or my own importation.
OctObe leed.
NORTHERN CENTRAL BONDS.
WE OFFER FOR BALE
A LIMITED AMOUNT
OF THE BONDS OF THE
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,
so.
Theseßonds bear SIX PER CENT.
payable semi. annually In this CITY.
FREE PROM ALL STATE TAX,
And are Coupon Bonds in amounts of $5OO and 1400
each. The bolder has the privilege of having them
made and registered at the office of the Company in
this city, this being a great protection in case ofloss.
We will bebappy to furnish 11211 information, on ati
plication In peraon, or by letter.
EIRMX.E.La itir,
No• 34 South Third Street,
c cSltirPl
NATIONAL
BANK OFTHE REPUBLIC
809 and 811 Ghestnat Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Capital $6OO 000. Fall Paid.
Dram°Toas,
Jos. T Ben). Rowland, Jr., Wm. H. Bhawn.
Wm'. Ervien, SamL A. Blsphain, Nathan Hines,
Edw. B. Orne, Osgood Welsh, Fred. A Hoyt,
FREEMEN%
WILLIAM H. BHAWIC
CAEIKEBER,
JOSEPH P. MUMPORD. 0030 3mrp
1865 ` 4
5-20'S •
EXCHANGED FOR
1862'5,
and market difference in price allowed.
7.30, 1881% 10-Wa and
Compound Interest Notes Bought and Bolds
EVELMX:Era
84 SOUTH UMW STREET.
Tf :I iiKT:.' Oil: : i711•,..-1003 , boxes . ew
Pottle Soap; landing from .
Ivan*
from Genoa, end ler Bale by MB. 8.8 . dr CO
lAA Smith Delaware sweetie:
IC Mant:tae- , 10 owes in tat
PrmiitatEaali YBKNO
on andbincor boxer, =ported and Re RAS
WS JOK Hatiannat di 01:k1 iill 1400111 , R10111 1 / 1 11
eiraniull
2:30 O'Cllook.
BOARD.
100 sh Beading It as 5634
200 sh do WO 5634
100 eh' do 50,1
'M IL L IE EN'S
LINEN STORE,
SaS: 'AJEZ,CIII ST.
GENTS' PRINTED LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS;
ears,
Jusirr'OPENED;
Direct from Europe: .
The Largest Stock of Linen Goods in
seri rawitdealrp the City.
• TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
We have now received directly from the manullw
turers, our
PALL IMPORTATION
OF
EMBROIDERED CLOTH
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
Comprising a large assortment, which we are selling
At Reduced Prices.
Sheppard,Van Harlingen kArrison,
Importers of House Furnishing Dry Goods,
No. 1008 CHESTNUT STREET.
odd wfm-tf rp/
e 111 A R ET 44‘,*
o
diP NINTH.
&
STORE GREATLY ENLARGED—THE WORK.
OLINO READY FOR BUSINEBS,
CLOA.E AND eiHAWL ROOM.
RISTORI JACKETS.
ASTRAKHAN SACQUES.
PRIMA DONNA SACQTTE.
GORED MOLE.
.Cloaks Made- to °Telef.,
Ems3AGEDlTo:pise4s - F non f m wlm
REDUCTION OF FBl=B.
Great sacrifice in Millinery Goods,
RETAILING AT IMPORTER'S PRIM.
In order to prepare fir now attractions, the under
signed la now selling at fabulously low prices a large
and choice assortment of elegantly selected PARIS
MILLINERY. consisting of
BONNETS,
HATS.
BEAD DRESSES,
DRESS CAPS,
RIBBONS.
BRIDAL WREATHS,
ETC.., ETC., ETC.
This is one of the most superb and attractive selec
tions of Millinery Oot ds in the market, embracing
only the Latest Styles and Novelties of the season.
Many of these goads. of lees finer fabric are selling
elsewhere at nearly double the price here asked,
MADEMOISELLE KEOGH,
No. 904 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia.
nole,titrat rpl
OHOIOE PABIAN STATUARY.
"CHRIST," by ThorwaTsden.
"NIGHT AND HORNING."
"PALM AND VIRGINIAP
"PBOSPERINE."
"PEACE AND WAR."
With other fine sublects and' Busts of "I !noels."
"Scott " "Shakespeare," "Byr, n," "Danlef
trawl," eta, etc., selected with 11. eatOire, ra Ear3pe,
by one of the firm.
FARR & BROTHERS
-neoymits, . ,
324 ZHESTNU T STREET.
Below Fourth. nont.fment Of. , de
IaBID:Rat, US —to kegH Martinique
amarbadn angaraanding and Mr Bale by
# 11 41 , -
BIETBSIER at. Malan 134Mth Delaware avenue.