CITY l'smAnsrmriA CATTLE IitAnNET, Nov. 19.—The Beef Cattle were very dull this w e ek; and prices unsettted and lower; about 2,600 head arrived and sold at from 15 @l6 cents for extra; fair to good at 13@ 341 cents, and common at from 10@12 eta. lb, as to quality. _ The following are the particulars of the Gales: Head. Name. 50 Owen Smith, Western 100'A. & J. Christie, Western... 90 P. McFillen, " • 100 P. Hathoway, Western 116 James S. Kirk, Chester county. 185 Jas. MdFillen, Western 81 E. S McFlllen, 95 'Oilman & Bochman,Western Pa.., 189 Martin, Fuller & Co., Western... 160 Mooney & Smith, 105 Mooneyß Brother Western. Pa.. - iii irolaiiin Wester,. _ 36 J. A. Chain & Brother, Western Pa 6 (a) 7% 190 Frank & Schimberg, Western 13 015% 18 L. Frank, Western 12 (15 03 Rope & co., Western 13 • 014% 28 S. Dryfoos & Co.. Western 6 ( 7% •38 James Cochran, Chester leo 6 @ 8 1.38 1. Cassidy, Western 11 @Re 55 B. Baldwin, Chester county 12 115 a,l 140 J. Clemson. Western 7% 163 Ben. Hood, Chester county .12 15yi '23 W. McCall, 6 % 7 102 Chandler & Alexander. Chester County...-10 16 110 Jesse Miller, Chester co 13 14 80 Wayne & MeArene, Western 53 9 .30 C. Dengler, Chester C0unty,....... 7% 8 40 B. ateFuten Western 7 8 .30 S. Steinbery . , Western gm 6 7 ' 53 D. W. Gemmel, Delaware State, gr 5.......... a 774 47 Lolta & Young, Means? co.,gra .... 6 8% 21 e. Younglln_ ,g Western Pa., gm ' ..... 4 5 48 C. Murphy western, grs 6 8 24 H. Merrick, Chester co., gra - 7 7U . 25 J. eeldomridge t _Western, gm 7 (a) 8l .64 J. C. Cochran . Cheater ` ..er c0,,gr5.... ........... ... 6 @ 7 9 Bond_ 7Y . .. - Hoge - Were dull and lower; 4,000 held sold at; the "different yards at from $lOOll the 100 Ms net. Cows—Were also rather drill; 250 head sold at from f. ./501e#80 for Springers, and #70@1105 • 'ft head for cow and cal sheep—Were rather firmer; 8,000 head arrived and sold at from tB7 cents lb gross. A REITTA.I. FELLOW.—A young man, tamed Edward Piott, residing opposite Manayunk, in Montgomery county,recently had a difficulty with his father and then threatened to kill him. Last evening, the elder Piott and his daughter, were returning home, and just after crossing the bridge, at Manayunk, they met Edward. The latter at once commenced an assault upon his father% He knocked him down and then kicked him. Miss Piott interfered, when Edward went to a wood pile, and getting a club began to beat his father on the head. , Old Mr. Piott was badly; injured, and last night it was thought that he could not sur vive. The assailant was arrested by a citi zen, and was taken to Manaynnk. He was arraigned before Alderman Ramsdell and was committed for a hearing at Norristown. DISHONEST DOMESTIC.—Mary Jackson, a -colored girl, 15 years of age, was employed -as a servant in the house of Mr. Mulford, at Chestnut Hill. On Saturday Mary broke -open a bureau drawer, abstracted two watches and $457 in money and left. The robbery was discovered, and Officer Benson arrested the alleged thief in the care, as she was about to come to the city. The stolen articles were found in her pocket. The prisoner was taken before Alderman Stall man and was held in $l,OOO bail for trial. HEAVY ROBBERY OF BONDS.—The dwell ing of Mr. George Retzel, No. 1004 Lemon street, in the'Fourteenth Ward, was entered -last evening about nine o'clock, while the family were at church. The entrance was made by means of false keys. The premises were completely ransacked, and in one of - the bureau drawers the thief found $1,200 in Government bonds, which he carried off. Nothing else of any value was taken. A MATca of base ball will be played to morrow afternoon on the Athletic's ground, Fifteenth and Columbia avenne,between:the -celebrated Champion and Would-Be clubs. The match is for the benefit of the Treasury -of the Spring Garden Soup Society. The recent match between these clubs netted last week, fifty-six dollars, which amount was donated to the Moyamensing Soup Society. DEATH OF A MERCHANT.—Mr. George B. Reese died at his residence, in this city, at an early hour this morning. He was well known to the mercantile community,having been one of the'oldest importers of dry goods in the city. He was a man of strict integ rity and close business habits. His death will be generally regretted by the mer chants as well as by a large circle of friends in private life. BALL PLAYING ON SIINDAY.—The Fif teenth District Police made a descent yes terday afternoon upon a lot of young men who were engaged in playing base ball near lfarrowgate. - twenty-eight were captured, and were taken before Ald. Holmes. Each was found $2 50, and was held in $5OO bail for breach of the peace. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE of Value,- tole Oil Paintings, Pastel pictures and Crys tal medallions, belonging to the American Art Gallery of New York. This collection numbers over 300, and will be sold solely .20, - the encouragement of artists, on Wed nesday, Thursday and Friday evenings —by B. Scott, Jr., in the Art Gallery, 1020 • Chestnut street. SMALL PAY. —On Saturday night, the • dwelling of Mrs. Dollard, on Ridge avenue, near the Reading Railroad bridge, Falls of .Schuylkill, was entered by a back window, and a slyer watch which was on a table by •the side of the bed of Mrs. D., was stolen. The thief got nothing else. HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-Am Italian named Antoine Smith was knocked down on Baker street, above Sevath, on Saturday nik, , bt, and was robbed of a silver watch and fifty dollars in money. -- DEATH OF A POLICEMAN.-Wm. Vanne nan, a policeman of the Second District, died this morning of consumption. He had been a member of the force nearly three years. SPLENDID PRESHNTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS —Smvza PLATED WABE.—Every family uses one or more articles of Silver Plated Ware, and it is desir able that they should know where they can be pro cured of the best quality at the lowest price. We de sire to call the attention of our readers to the fact that the old and well-known establisnment at the N. E. corner of Ninth and Chestnut streets, has constantly on hand the largest and most desirable stock of silver Plated Ware in the United States. It owes ita superi ority to the fact that it is manufactured in the estab lishment, where superior artists are constantly en gage d in producing new, unique and beautiful designs. All the members of the old firm of Sohn O. Mead & Son are to be found here, and all articles are made under their immediate eupervision. Espe cial attention is given to the manufacture of bard metal goods silver soldered, which are fullyequal in exquisite finish great durability and elaborate design to the far-famed Sheffield ware. It has always been the endeavor of this firm to offer at all times no thing but the most desirable and reliable stock. Pur chasers will, therefore. find it to their interest to deal with an establishment which sells an article remarks ble for uniformity of qzallty and perfection of neigh, which, when the amount of silver used is considered, is decidedly the cheapest in the city. Let everybody who wants a really first class article, call at the northeast corner Ninth and Chestnut streets. 'GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.—We learn, says the Chicago Republican, that Messrs. Scott, Thompson Perry, and other parties associated in the construction of the Kansas branch of the Union Pacific railroad. have just paid George Francis Train fifty thousand dollars of the three hundred and fifty thousand duo Itimita commissions in earlier negotlationg of that terprise. George seems to have made a "good thing' of his railroad speculations, about as good a one as the great Coal dealer, W. W. Alter. of 957 North Ninth -street, and Sixth and Spring Garden streets. . MRS. CAROLINE S. BEEICS, of 242 Eighth avenue, New 'York testified before the Oornmlesioner of Patents as follows: ta...trirom your oaperience In family Sowing 151.a -..cbtnes. atd the work thereof, state your preference, bow decided it ie and addany reasons thatoccur t 3 A.—The preference is decidedly in favor of the ,GrO ver &Baker; because It is so simple that a chit cart use it, and for the beauty; durability, and elasticity of stitch. which t know to be superior to any.other, hav lug tried the shn ttte stitch on the same kind of wearing apparel. Where the shuttle stitch would break and Tun, the seam sewed by the Grover & Baker remained Arra: I have done all kinds of family work, from the ' elightett'fabrio Loth° heaviest tucking; and bothming . o r v ery thin,: light mat,eriat, retch. as Swiss muslin, silk, cloth, cloak -making and dress-making: in dress-mak . In I - have sewed the whalebone Int stitching the belt Onto the 'Waist without putting the machine oat of or - der in the slightest. During the twelve years it has never been renaired-' There is no occasion- for taking it apart fbr cleaning, or in changing fr om heavy to light or light to heavY Work ; it la always ready for Go To 8. C. W000'5.1702 Mount Vernon street., if 3 on must nice Orem:nand Oakes. . . THAT ro ESSAGE.I—A CAP: AND DROP OF WATER—CYRUS W. FIELD t.4.ENT A. MEqSAGE TO ENGLAND BY MEANS OF A. BA.TTEHN FORMED Oa . A' RoTTF;SION CAP AND ATE A.R! T WAS VERY PROPERLY A LAMENT TEAT ENGLAND COULD NOT CONVENIENTLY PRO CURE ELEGANT •.- SUITS FO Ei GENTLEMOEN burrs NOR 'YOUTHS. SVIT3 FOR, BOYS, ' SUITS FOR ALL, AT TILIZ BROWN STONE CLOTHING HALL, ROCERPLL A WILSON, 603 AND 605 CRESITCUT srunT, ABOVE SIXTH. • Amount. 12-@l5 13 1 15 .. 12 15 14 1536 13 15 7 834: 7 B,Y 15 154 7 8% 12 116 12 18 12 l4 SHIRTS as cheap as before the war at RITCHIE'S, 1309 Cll6stnut street. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Bridal Presents. Presents for your wife. Presents for your Daughter In the style °fa Fine Set of Furs From the Stores of CHAS. OAKFORD & SONS, Under the Continental Hotel. IRONING TABLES, Step-ladders, Meat safes, tubs, buckets, plain and japanned tinware, cat, iery and tea trays, at FAReON dt CO'S. Cheap Kitchen Furnishing Rooms, 222 Doc street, below Walnut. CATS. AND SEE the first-elasEtGoode and compare prices, at ESICEIE'S, No. 1309 Chestnut street. SONE FACTS ABOUT "FALLING STABS."— Although the "stars" did not shoot and fall as the philosophers and newspapers said they would, yet "stars" do fall, as every one knows. "Stars" in statesmanship fall; "stars" in all professions, even in temperance, sometimes lose their gravity, and do what they should not; but some things do not fall, and among them are Charles Stokes Co.. In their pces for their cheap winter clothing, from the price that is marked on the goods at their Beady-made Clothing Store, under the Continental. Ein,vnns PLATED WARE.—Tvvo hundred Tea Sits; like amount of Patent Spout Ice Pitchers, for sale In lots to suit, at the manufacturing estab lishment of FEED. LELBEBEID, 133 South Filth street. F. C: MEYER, Supt, C. C. Drrznioß Co.; Merchant Tailors, Ninth street below Chestnut. are now closing out their entire stock of Imported CLOTHS AND CASE& bi FRES, MADE TO'ORDEB. in the latest styles. WHY PAY HIGH PRICKS for your Shirts, Collars, Gloves. &c., when you can save money by buying from RITCME,I3O9 Chestnut street. TABLE ORNAMENTS beautifully made by Morse de.Co., 902 and 14.4 Arch street. DEANNEBE I / 2 BLINDITEss AND CATARRH.— J. Isaacs, M. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats all diseases appertaining to the above members with the utmost rittccess. Testimonials from the most re• liable sources in the city can be seen at his office, No. 619 Pine street. The medical fezulty are invited to sto• company tiAll4Patients, ache Nan had no secrets in his practice. Arundel eyes Inset , ed. No charge mails or examination. Funs ! Funs 1 Puma !—All the latest styles of ladies' and children's Puts, at Britton & Co.'s, 922 Spring Garden street. Particular attention given to altering and repairing. Sets made to order at the shortest notice. RITCHIE'S, 1309 Chestnut street, sells all his Goods at wholesale prices. HALLOWELL & SON. 534 Market street. Hallowell it. ton, 535 Market street, Hallowell &Son, 534 Market street, Bob s' Clothing. Boys' Clothing. Boys' Clothing. Boys' Clothing. Boys' Clothing. Boys' Clothing. Splendid assortment. Reduced Prices. Splendid assortment. Reduced Prices. Splendid assortment. Reduced Prices. Call before purchasing elsewhere. • MISSES' HATS, •'lubricative steam engine packing: fir terms, see 6.35 arch at.. phila.. and 26 dey st new pork. ICORPORATED MS—OFFICE OF Tate DELA WARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COM• MANY.—PrtmanaransaA, November 14. 1866. .The rollowing statement of the affairs of the Com• p any Is pnbllahed in conformity with a provision of its L bar, er : piutza TUNS RECEIVED from November 1,1885, to October 31,1866 : On Marine and Inland Risks..., OnFtrcßiske Preminrons on Policies not marked off November 1,180 FREISIIITMS MARKED OFF as earned from No vember 1.1665. to October 31,1666: (a Marine and Inland Fiske-4554,189 78 On Fire Risks .......»...».»»» .12t.,93.1 .111 5653.121 90 Interest during the same period— . Salvages, &Lc-- .... 7 LOSSES, EXPENSES, &c., daring the year 0 0139 72 as above: Marine and Inland N avigation Losses--- ....... /......4326,319 66 • Fire Losses , 92,897 81 Return Premiums. 40,529 79 lte•lnstaances_ .. ..... 54.624 81 eency Charges, Advertising, Printing, ke... 53,167 99 wraxes—U. IS, Tax on Premiums, Policy btamps, ....... 16,570 10 Expenses 14,070 12 • ---- $578,170 23 •This is exclusive of the amount reserved for Taxes on livldends and Profits. AF-SitTS OF THE COMPANY November 1, 1666. !140,440 United Loan. 1871. . ize,ooo United S atea Six per Cent. Loan, ' 200,600 tinned: - States 7 8.10 per cent; Loan. Treatttry Notes.-- . -.. 211.500 00 125,000 City of Philadelphia Six per eent. Loan(exempta).----- .. . . —. 126,552 50 54,0(0 State of Pennsylvania Six per cent. Loan —.-. . .. . ... 54,700 (0 46,000 State of , Pennsylvania Five per cent. Loan —.-. - 44,611 00 50,000 State of New Jersey Six per cent, Lean . .... . . ... . 59,750 00 20.000 Pennsylvania Railroad F.rst Mortgage 6 per cent. Bonds 20,500 00 25,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second Mortgage 6 per cent. Bonds.. 24,2.50 CO 25,000 Western Pennsylvania Railroad Six per cent. Bonds (Penna. R. R. guarantee) 20,750 00 30,000 State of Tennessee Five per cent. Loan 7,000 Slate of Tennessee nlx-per cent, 15,000 300 shares stock Germantown Gas Company, principal and In terest guaranteed by the city of Philadelphia 15,000 00 7,150 143 shares stock. Pennsylvania Railroad Company 8,258 25 5,0(0 109 shares stock North Pennsylva nia Railroad tiompany 3,950 O 3 *20,000 80 shares stock Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship (Ann. pithy. 195,900 Loans on Bonds and Mortgage, first liens on city Property 195,900 CO sl,u4s,csUlPar Peal Estate. Rills Receivable for Insurances made Balance due at Agencies—Premiums on Marine Policies—accrued Tittered, and other debts due the Company 33,923 98 Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance and other Companies. g 6073. Estimated value 2,930 00 Cash in Bank 4 1 ,41,t02 26 " inDrawer 447 34 $1,407,321 58 +nits being anew enterprise, the par Is seamed as the market value. PRILADELPHiA. Nov. 19.1866, The Hoard of Directors have this day declared a CASH DIVIDENL of EIGHT PER CENT, on the CAPITA L STOOK, and SIX PER. CENT. Interest on the SCRIP of the Company, payable on and after the Ist December proximo, free of National and State Taxes. hey have also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND of WENTY PER CENT. on the EARNED PREMI UMS for they ear ending October 31, 1866,. Certificates of which will be issued to the parties entit.ed to the same on and after the Ist December proximo, free of National and State Taxes. They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP CERTIFI CATES OF PROFI.9 Sof the Company, for the year 1862, be redeemed in CASH at the office of the Cons. pony, on and after the let December proximo, all in terest thereon to cease on that day. No certificate of profit issued under $l5. By the Act of incorporation, "no certificate shaft issue unless cl"imed within two years after the declaration of the dividend wherecjit is evidence." 'I homes C. Hand, !Samuel E. Stokes, John C. Davis, Henry Sloan, Edmund A. Sender, I William G. Boulton, Theopbilus Paulding, Edward Darlington, John B. Penrose, H. Jones Brooke, James Traquair, Edward Lafourcade, Henry C. Dallett, Jr., Jacob P. Jones., James O. B and. James B. M'Farland, Wm. C Ludwig, Joshua P. Eyre, Joseph H. Seal, spencer Wllvaine, George O. Leiper, John B. Semple, Pittab'gh, Hugh Craig, A...Th Berger, Pittsburgh, John D. Taylor, D. T. Morgan, Pittsburgh, THOMAS C. HAND, President, JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice President. HENRY ZYLBURN, Secretary n 016 12t,rp. HPOMERENE, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, has . removes to 731 North Sixteenth st. nol7-30 A FEW SELECT' PUETTABOAN SE01:11tE TUITION A upon the PIANO, by a Lady, whose proficiency as a performer, and whose ability to impart instruction is testified to by acme of the higbeatilving authority. , For an interview, address RUBIO, at this office. nots,tfrpl inoSTROM & CO.'S PIANOS. T om RAINES BROS.' PIANOS, biAbON & RAMLMPS °Amur= Only pttioaantia Jc %too, in9,top. THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19.1866. Cbildren's Hata. OAKFORDS' Continental Hotel. IINSIIKANCE. -4602,770 64 -.. 139.691 79 Staten live per cent. Mark et value • C05t,t11,030,552 05 ..... *1,070,280 75 MU • ICAL • SU r r OF • _MINT ROOMS, Carpeted and Elegantly Famished, COMPLETE AB PARLORS AND CHAMBERS GEO, J. HENKEL% LAOY.ds 00., 1301 and 1303 Chestnut Street. nolalm rp/ V.ANKIRK & CO.. No. 912 A.reli Street. br.ANITBACTORY AT FRAEXPORD, PHILADA. We would respectfully call the attention of our friends and the public generally, to our choice and elegant assortment or GILT and BRONZE OMAN DR rraroft and GAS FlXTURES...constantly on hand, an of them of thevery latest and BEST DESIGNS. Also a fine selectloa of PORTABLE. with FANCY CHINA, POROBLAIN and other SHADES, to suit tirchasers. A fine and choice aelectionof IMPORTED BRONZE STATUARY, CARD RECEIVERS . A.NTIQIIN VASES, INK STANDS, THERMOMETERS, &c., always on band at very reasocablepricee. We would invite those who are desirous' of procuring any of the above enumerated articles, to call at our morn before purchasing elsewhere. and examine our assortment, feeling c t fident that they will be limn, bly impressed with the character of our goods. OUR PRIORS ARE REASONABLE, and the work in all carat guaranteed to give satisfaction to the pur chaser. N, B.—Particular attention paid to the renewing of old work. nos 4111-rpli VANICEEtS. & 00. Wholesale Cotton Yarn Commission Warehouse R. T. WHITE &CO., Manufacturer's Agents for the sale of Cotton Warps and Skein Yarns, all numbers, Hosiery Yarns, In the Skein or Co Cotton Linen and Venetian Carpet Jute Filling for Carpets, Gllling Seine and Flax Twines. Extra Heavy Bl'k Wadding for Clothiers' use, &c. n 0.237 Marker Street. Philadelphia It T. WHITE. itio7wsm3m rp) J. E. DU 8018 UN I. TE ID STATES BUILDER'S MILL, sop, 24, 28 and 28 8 FIFTEENTH BT, pITIT. A 11ELKE[A. FSLER & BROTHER. WOOD 310IILDTNOS, BRACKETS, STATE BAL USTERS, NEWEL POSTS. SEXY RILL TII EN I NO, t- MOLL WOBX. Ftc. SHELVING PLANED TO 0 RLHR The largeetsuporiment of Wood Bionidlngs in this city cow tantly on hand. nold 3m rp THE LARDING MAcKEREL." THIS FINE BHL D OF MR IS IN SMALL PACKAGES, EXPBEESLY FOB FAMILY USE. DAVIS & RICHARDS, °Mtn &BCE AND TENTH EMMET% 7443 M 964 47 ,019.421 90 87.717 82 t 182.669 44 STOP ! LOOK AT THIS THE GREAT EASTERN Detective Horse and Live Stock Insur ance Company. Chartered by the State of Penneylvania. CAPITAL-1100 OM Insures Bones Mules and Neat Cattle against Losses Resulting from Theft. and Death by Flre, Aor.l. dental or Natural Causes. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 108 South Fourth St., Phila. Preeldent—Col. CRAB. FR&liirr. Vice Pi esidEmt—DANDECL L ESTERLICY. Secretary and Trees —Dr. B. BECKER. Assist. Secretary and urer—F. B. RAPFA. • Nor City Reference, See Circulme. ' Agents wanted in the City and every county in the State, P. JIA.PFA, oMS-lm rp General Agent. • 1114.040 OD HAIIVRS' BROS.' PIELNOS.—I have dealt In them for 11 years, and guarantee each {for 5 years. Prices cram 1130 u to WO. J. R. GOULD, n010,t1,5p Seventh and Chestnut. THE HARRISON BOILER A SAFE BTEMII BOILER.- This new Steam Kienerator :combines essential ad vantages IN ABSOLUTE GAYETY FROU EXPLOSION. in tint cost and cost of repairs. durability, economy of mel, facility of cleaning and transportation, not pos• sewed by any other boiler. It is formed of a combination of cast•iron hollow thheres—each eight inches in external diameter, and three eighths of an inch thick, connected by curved tooks,and rebate machine madejolnts,held together by wiought-Ixon bolts with cape at the ends. irhe form Is he strongest known; its strength to resist, internal oressnre;very great—unweakened as it is be panelling .r riveting, which lessens the strength of the wrought on boiler plate about forty per cent. )every boiler is :eated by hydraulic pressure at See pounds to the square &rich. IT CANNOT BE BURST UNDER, ANY PEACT/CA• SLR STEAL[ pRICEISIIRE. Under pi essure which might cause rupture in ordin .ry b. Dere, every joint In this becomes a safety valve. No other steam generator possesses this property of re.ter under extreme pressure without injury tO itself, d thus preventing disaster. It is not seriously all. cted by corrosion, which so soon impairs the strength of the wrought iron boiler, it has economy in fuel, equal to the best boilers. It gets up steam quickly, at d with little fuel—pro. duces supert eated steam without separate apparatus, and is not liable to priming or foaming.. It is easily transported, and may be taken apart so that no piece need welsh more teen eighty pounds. In difficult places of access, the largest boiler may be put through an opening one 'foot square. It Is readily cleaned inside and oat. 'Under ordinary circumstances it is kept free from permanent deposit by blowing the water entirely out under full pressure once a week. It requirts no special ski lin its management. Injured parts can be renewed wi-h great facility, as they are noir°. min shape and size. Wren renewed the entire holler remains as good as new. The greater part of the boiler will never need renewal, unless unfairly used. A boiler can be increased to any extent by simply adding to its width, and being the multiplication of a single form, its strengh remains Vie same for all sizes. It has less weight and takes less than one-half the ground area of the ordinary cylinder boiler, without being increased in height. Any kind of fuel may be used under this holler, from the most expensive, to refuse coal dust. Over two hundred of these boilers are now in opera tion, some of them in the best establishments in this city. Per descriptive circulars or prices, apply to JOSEPH HABBirsON, Sr. Harrison Boller Works, Gra •'a Ferry road, adjoining U. B. Arsenal, Phila delp la. noB-Imoij " 36,000 00 217,637 23 MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED UPON DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEW ELRY, PLATE, CLOTHING, dtc., at JOs• RE dt CO Ili OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE, Corner of THIRD and GASHILL Streets, Below Lombard. N. ll, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, 3EMMET, GUNS, dm., FOR SALE AT • assara stir a BLY LOW PRICES. 0e22-Im/ TITEDDING AND CARD PLATE' ENGRAVING VV Latest Styles. W. G. PERRY, Stationer. nolbErp 728 Arch street. PRESERVED TAMARINDS.-2o kegs Martinique 7 amarinda In sogarclandlng and for sale by J. B. SI3ESIEB & 108 South Delaware avenue. IZEICRId. GRAPEB.-100 Jaw of Slums spleafrUS wkdte n fine order Loading sad for Bate by ,y 95, 04 *ON 104 ROM POMO WOW REDIIOI lON OP PRICERS. Great teerifioe in Millinery Goods, RETAILING AT IMPORTER'S PRICES. in order to prepare for new attractions, the under. signed is now selling at fabulously low prices, a large and choice assortment of elegantly selected PARIS MILLIN.IEI IYNNETS. consisting , of BO HATS. - BEAD DIDISSES, DRESS CAPS, 11188010 S. BRIDAL WREATHS, ETO., ETC.. ETO. This is one of the most superb and attractive seleo• Lions of Millinery Goods in the market, embracing only the Latest Styles and Bovelties of the season. Many of these goads, of lees finer fabric. are selling elsewhere at nearly double the price here asked. . DIADEM:dam - A' It _KEOGH, No. 904 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. nol6f&na2t rpl WOOD di OA BY, 725 Chestnut Street. BONNMIe AND WS, Latest Styles. /Nary variety of BONNET MATERIALS AND - TRIMMINGS. MMM CLOTHING. JONES' Old Establish-ed ONE PRICE PINE Ready.linde Clothing House, 604 MARKET STREET, above Sixth. Now on band oneof thet and best eaeorted stock! of Bewly•made h ng in the OosuibTrai i vr r y reeaonat vi t L Also a handsome of risco EDWARD P. KELLY, TAILOR, 612 OHIESTITUT STREET, Has now the PALL AND ViTISTAP. STPLIZi and a complete assortment of FALL AND WINTER 000DL OLOTHIPI equal or gnped. or to those of any other Pinst•Olass Tailoring Eetablishment. at moderate prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pattern Clothes SO show the new and prevalent styles for the tupwlSoa of customers and public. FITRb. LADIES' FANCY FURS A. K. ok F. K. WOMBAT% 417 Arch St., HAVE NOW OPEN A Full Assortment of LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS I Also a great variety of FANCY Carriage and Sleigh Robes. oclB-am rp T 1r r T 4. &ARLES' GALLERIES, 810 Chestnut Bt. Looking Glasses. Oil Paintings. Engravings. Picture Frames Rogers' Groupes A Large Free Gallery of Oil Paintings. Ps Dizy FOR, 11 , EINTT . ,, The Third and Fourth Stories Baok, OF THU NEW BULLETIN BUILDING, With entrance by a spacious Hall on Chestnut street, and also an entrance on Jayne street. Per farther particulars apply at the "New Bulletin Building, 607 Chestnut etteet. woo TOR RENT—The LARGE ROOM. N 0.1219 CREAT- E NUT street (ender Concert Hall). 24 feet, front, 150 feet deep, with large cellar.• Apply on the pre mises. non-et* • R H. AVERT, DENTIST, HAS REMOVED A kW CON V? /7,33 Align Meth FlNS•roniviiit RETAIL:DRY D+B.o=l WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, MOTE= LOT OF THOS CHEAP BLACK ALPACAS • AND HEAVY BLACK CORDED - 017011018, PMELIKI.NES, 9 SOUTH NINTH ST. nol7-2t rpp Inauguration of Low Prices Air YLUETAIL.. JAB. R. CAMPBELL di CO.. EH:PORT - 888, JOBBERS and BILTAUJERS: DRY GOODS, No. '7U7 Chestnut St., Rave made a great REDUCTION IN PRICID3. Their stock is unrivaled for extent, variety and general adaptation to the wants of buyers. SILKS, MOIRE ANTIQUES, SHAWLS, VELVETS, CLOAKINGS, SILK POPLINS, WOOL POPLINS, CORDED POPLINS, RICH PLAID POPLINS, RICH PLAID MERINOES, COLORED MERINOES, PRINTED MERINOES, EMPRESS CLOTHS, VELOUR RUSSE, BIARRITZ, EPINGLINES, BOMBAZINES, TAMISE, M. DE LAINES, BLACK ALPACAS, WHITE ALPACAS, COLORED ALPACAS, WHITE REPS, BLACK REPS, COLORED REPS, FRENCH CHINTZES, DAMASKS AND DIAPERS, . TOWELS AND NAPKINS, DOYLIES AND TABLE COVERS, COUNTERPANES, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, GLOVES AND HOSIERY, MOURNING GOODS. JAR R. CAMPBELL & CO , nol9 UP No 727 Chestnut Street. TABLE LINENS, CHEAP SALIE. 250 PIECES POWER LOOM TABLE LINENS, Marked- Down. Persons about buying TABLE LINENS should avail themselves or this opportunity to get 13a,rgaiiits. MILLIEEN'S LINEN STORE, *es A.3ELCII. SP. sell mwf idealAP TABLE AND PIANO COVERS. We have now received directly from the mambo tnrers, our PALL IMPORTATION EMBROIDWIPID CLOTH TABLE AND PIANO COVERS, Comprising a large asaortment, which we are selling At Reduced Prices. Sheppar d,Van Hirlingen &Arri on Importers of Rouse Furnishing Dry Goods, No. 104:18 CHBUNIU BT i oc2lwiln-ttrpi RETAIL DEW GOOBE. PUBPL V FLY IT C LOT H for Ladles' Sacques and Mantles, Just received. JAi".R, CA.6IP ELL & (XL 727 CHESTNUT s mum: FROFT'D BEAVER C LOTH • Splendid qttalßY. JAB, R. CAMPBELL & CO., 727 ORES MUT STREET. OLOTIIS FOR. LADIES' WEAR. A large assortment of New 6tyle Cloths just opened, at reduced prices. JAS. B. CAMPBELL & 00.. 727 (JHET.NITT STABBT. LYONS VRLVETS. Best makes of Lyons Velvets for Ladles' Sacques rad Mari Hes. JAS. R CAMPBELL & CO., non-61 rp 727 CHESTNUT STREET., o MARKET 41 7 & epoto NINTH. 4P4t TORE GREATLY ENLARGED—TEE WOBZ COMPLY Tel)—NOW READY FOR RUSIN/DA IN CLOAK. AND BRAWL ROOK, RISTORI JACKETS. ASTRAKHAN SACQUES. PEINA DONNA SACQIIE. GORED CIROLE. Clo4ks Made to Orde.e, GAGENTO:PLEASE. nol6 lin vain EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH & ARCH STREWS, - HAVE MIST QUALITY Lyons Velvets. EXPENSIVE SHAWLS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Full Line of Silks. Full Line of Dress Goods. FIREPROOFSAFES. AS GOOD AS NEW. After 20 or 50 years use, Fire Proof Quality Is the same in • MARVIN'S SAFES. ALUM MID DRY PLASTER. AT ALL TEEMS. P.1.1241%:404r-410640/Afzi MARVIN & CO, 721 CllESl.cri tit' St., Maaonio Bend for Illustrated Catalogue. sEdgeoxergm rgt LEEDOM & SHAW, Wholesale and Retail OAMT WAREHOUSE, 910 .Ik3EL 40 srr., Inst received by Steamer,an Invoice of new and band- some designs of ointment of DRI7GaETS in all widths. 3912 3mrpt NEW PUBLIIOI,IIOI,Tb. A NEW BOOK BY DIRE. ANN S. STEPHENS .GL. will be published Noven.ber 24th, THE SOLDIER'S ORPHANS. THE SOLDInet'S ORPHANS. THE SOLDIER'S ORPHANS. •BY NR". ANN S. STEPHItNS. utbor of "Fashion and Famine," "The (Sold Brick," -The Old Homestead ' Struggles, ''Mary Derwent," "Rejected Wife." "Tne Heiress,' "Wife's Secret," etc. This new book. by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, has bean pronounced by all to be by tar the best and most inter esting work ever written by her. lt has beertappear ing in Sr ontb ly installments in Peter , on's klavazine" for the last twelve n ontbs, commencing in January last. and a ill be completed in the Decemb r number. where It has proved to be the most popular, powerfal, and successful novel that has ever appesred in that agazlne, and it will be published complete and one braiged. on Saturday, November 24th, in one large d cdechno volume, uniform with the "Gold _prick," "Fashion and Famine," and the other works of Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, published by us; and it whl no doabt prove to be the most popular and successfut work that has ever beforebeen written by this talented American autt 01'88. . . Complete in one large Duodecimo Volume. Price $l. b 0 In Paper; or, 2 te in Cloth. We have also:dust issued a new, 'complete, and uni form edition of the other popular works by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens. 'their names are as follows.. Price of enth..l CO in paper; or $2. CO in cloth. THE SOLLIPIt'S ORPHANS. THE ItE.TEUTED WIFE THE WIFE'S SE]RET. SILENT STRUGGLES. - THE GOLD BRICK. 'THE OLD HOMESTEAD VABM" "D MARY DE EtWELNIT. THE HEIRESS. Air Booksellers are solicited to order AT ONCE what they may want of each editlm of "The Soldier's Or phru3s," so that their orders can be filled in advance of the day of publication. rend fer Peterson's Descriptive Catalogue. All Books sent postage paid on receipt of retail price. Address all cash orders. retail or wholesale. to T. B. I'EFEBSON 4k, BRO' !ZEES. nel9-2t 306 Chest wut street, Palle. Pa. &PA RD.—THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: BOOK CI SOCIETY, having made a change in the manage ment of their Store. and arranged for a more complete assortment than hitherto of B .oks proper for Reli gious Families, Sunday ,chools, Parish Libraries and Churches, invite attention to their new stock. All Orders, small er largr, will receive prompt at teution, at the old Store, No, 1224 OHRI3TNT . street. nol2-m,w,f,6t,rpl . _ W ANTE. A 'YOUNG COLORED MAN WISHES A SITU/L -11 TION as Coachman or Porter in a Store. Beet of rrierencPs. Apply to 1250 MIDRVINE street,below THOMPEON. . now aro Tr /Aker s D—Js 8 sPECIiaL CAPITAL-11"cm po,oro vv to g5O 000,to continue- and °stead the mound°. tat lug interest of a Jobbing. Howie. well established. Sufficient evidence will be tarnished to prove this a destrabie investment Address, with real names, 7. - .3"..80x los. Phimdel Nita p . 0 . zoe.t.txpi Mummer' ussacsliamw 20N10 al truly bealtbibl and nutritious beverage. nuw 060 by thousanda—lnvallde and othera—baa establlshatta ub matter tor qualltror material and purity of Mann facture, which stands unrivaled, bt recommended landiStiligann of this and - other rawes ad a =Onion and reottiree but a trial to coav inoe most orbit treat merit. To be had..whOhinin anti xgl WA9tPt is nitiViNa OM Pun iambi BSS BROADWAY. N.Y., 'S ENGLISH TAPES-
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