The Storm atthe Bahamas. •
Consul Kilpatrick, in a sletter dated Nas
sau, N. P., Nov. 3, states that on the day
after his despatch was forwarded to the De
partment of. State,there arrived the crews
of two other wrecked - A.merican vessels, the
officers and crews being saved,,with a very
small portion of their cargoes, viz: The brig
California, of Bristol, Rhode Island, J. D
Ingraham, master, wrecked at Little 13-tha
mas, October 2d, on a voyage from Newport,
Rhode Island, to Havana, with a geuera,
cargo; and the schooher 'William A. Ellis.
of New York, Elliot J. Bishop, Master,
wrecked at Great Abaco, October 21, on a
voyage from New York to St. Marks, Flo
rida.
Commander Carter, of the United States
ship Winooski,infOrmed the Consul that the
keeper of the light-house at the Hole in the
Wall told him that a vessel; or fragMents o'
orie brollerr up, was found a few miles from
where the Winooski lay,loaded with machi
nery for a saw mill, dry goods, ttc., and that
he took her to be American,
from the fact or
having found two pieces of bunting, a small
part of the union, and a part of the stripes
on the broken add rugged parts of the rock.
The shipping mark on one piece of the ma
chinery was "H. F. D." Tile vessel was
wrecked in the late hurricane of October,
and no doubt all hands on board perished,
as five bodies were found on the beach.
Release of Thirty-nine rentans.
Toitowmo ' Nov. 19.—0 n Saturday night,
thirty-nine Fenian prisoners were released
from custody. Their discharge was con
ducted with the greatest secrecy. Only
about an hour's notice was given them be
fore they were sent away. They were fur
nished with transportation by the Govern
went to the Suspension Bridge, and a special
train was furnished by the. Great Western
Railroad. This drew up in rear of the jiaii
at ten o'clock, and the men were safely
lodged on board, in charge of a guard of
twenty men. The prisoners received a good
supper at the railroad station before starting,
and each was presented with a five dollar
greenback.. On, reaching-the Falls the Pe
ntane bade good-bye to their escoft, giving
three hearty cheers for the Sheriff, the Gu
vernor of the jail, and the jail officers.
Distress Among the Cretans.
The 'United States Consul at Corea writes,
October 14th, to the Secretary of State as fol
lows: "I hope that our government will be
able in some way to contribute to the relief
of the unfortunates who are already de
prived. of all provision made against the
winter,and even in many cases of any means
of obtaining a living, by the indiscriminate
and barbarous severity of the Government,
and who destroy not only stores of pro
visions, but even the houses and imple
ments, and in many cases the vineyards of
those whose only offence has been to escape
at the approach of, a soldiery, of wnose nu
nianity they have good reasons to doubt.
If the charity of the friends of humanity is
not large towards the Cretans thousands
must perish during the coming. winter."
Impartial , Sagslige llietAing at_ Wash,
United States Senator Harlan last night
addressed a public meeting at the `Pair
building, Pennsylvania avenue, in was
ington. His auditors were abbut equally
divided between the whites and blacks.
His theme was the moral, political, and so
cial necessity of conferring suffrage on citi
zens of African - descent throughout the
country. He read from speeches and state-'
ments to show that the Prealdent of the
United States himself was in favor of it. He
expressed the belief that if "those who were
present would petition Congress for impar
tial suffrage there would be no difficulty in , :
the passage of a law for that purpose. Other
sptutkers addressed the meeting.
T,IZE BTAGB "OLD MAN." —What a tough
chap the stage "old man" must be ! We
saw hi :n the other night at one of our thea
tres, and he looked just as he did when we
were a boy (we wouldn't like to state pre
cisely how long ago that was) and saw him
for the last time.
What wonderful material for wear his
clothes must be made of, for he appears in
the same snit that we first saw him in—that
is,he appears to—and they look precisely as
they-did then. His voice has some shakes
in it, but no more than it had then; and he (
totters in his gait—yet he always tottered.
He is just as fiery tempered and passionate
as ever, and continues to alarm us lest he
may go off with apoplexy in some of his
fits of passion, he gets so red in the face.
At such times we have observed that he
usually forgets to totter, but stamps across
the stage with the vigor of youth almost.
He continues to call people .whom he is
angry with: "You infernal scoundrel,
sail! "Never met with such a rascal, sail,
in the whole course of my life, sail !" In
his playful moods he digs his cane into a
favorite nephew's ribs and says, "Ail, ye
young dog, ye! Ha! ha! ha!"
An industrious, hard-working fellow is
theatage "old man." He appears at least
once every night, and' sometimes twice. It
seems as though he never would wear out,
any more than his clothes. It is very rarely
that he dies, either living to wreak horrid
vengeance upon some one—usually a young
man of prepossessing appearance, who
hadn't done quite the fair thing by the old
woman's .daughter—or to evoke a blessing
upon a'deeply suffering, but happily unites
pair as the,curtain drops, having previonsly
hugged the "old woman" of the play, and
executed a fragment of a hornpipe. He has
his faults, of course, but there is generally
an undercurrent of goodness beneath the
crusty surface of the stage "old man," and •
he is generally a favorite with the audience.
Times._
SHAD AND SALMON IN NEW ENGLAND
RrvEns.—lt is well known that the number
of shad and salmon in the New England
rivsis, and especially in the Connecticut, is
vastly smaller than it was thirty years ago.
It is equally well known that this decrease
in the number of fish has been nausea by
the increase in the number of dams. The
legislatures of Vermont, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts and Connecticut have ap
pointed commissioners to report a remedy.
Their proposal is very simple—to propa
gate fish in the upper waters by
.artificial
means, and, by building fish-ways, to
enable them to pass freely to and from the
ocean. Massachusetts has already finished
one fish-way on the Merrimack, has com
menced another, and has authorized two
others on. the Connecticut, on condition that
Connecticut will build one at Enfield Falls
and prohibit the use of the gill-net. These
fish-ways cost about $5,000 each. The
commissioners of New Hampshire have an
agent at the present time in New Bruns
wick, engaged In procuring salmon-spawn.
There is no doubt that the Connecticut and
the lesser rivers will be soon restocked with
these delicious fish.
THE CHOLERA IN TTALY.—The
_lgnited
States Consul at Palermo says that the
cholera at that city has become epidemic.
From the time the troops landed, ,Septem•
ber 18th, to October 17th, it was only in a
sporadic form. The Consul learned that
on the 19th, which in the official bulletin is
marked 217 cases and 131 deaths, there were
actually buried in the Campo Santo 300
bodies. There were several American
vessels in port, but, with the exception of
the mate of the Cal3o, the health of the offi-'
cers and crews was excellent.
ArPormumrrs.--The President yester
day aPpointed D. M. Leatherman, of Ten
newes, Commissioner on the part of the
United States to the Universal Exposition,
to be held in Paris in 1867.
Richard Beahan, Deputy Posttnaster at
Ann Arbor,' Michigan.
Colonel William G. Moore, one of the
President's private secretaries, has been
appointed a Paymaster in the regular array.
• From the Pacific.
SAN FRAlielSoO, Nov. 19. The bark
Smyrniote brings Honolulu advioes of No
vember 2d. queen Emma arrived at Roam
:ulu on the steamer Vanderbilt,October 22d,
after a passage of nine days from this port.
She was gteeted with a royal salute, to
which the Vanderbilt and the Prussian war
Vannetta, responded. Thousands of
people. assembled to greet her on landing.
The Vanderbilt drew twenty feet of water,
but entered the harbor of Honolulu with.
out difficulty.
The great gale at Hong Kong was se•
riously, felt at sea, and many vessels are
missing. ,
Advises from Tahiti report the loss of the
iron ship Bellesama, on a reef near Palmer
ston Island, about the 26th of March. All
hands perished. Arrived, ship Dragon, Capt.
McOlernon, from London.
The steamer Golden Age sailed to-day for
'Panama, with $783,000 in treasure, of which
6760,000 goes to New York. Among her
passengers is General - Rufus Ingalls, U.
S. Army.
Victoria advices say that the question of
annexation to the United States is under
discussion. The Victoria Telegraph news
paper says England gives no assistance and
saddles us with a,cumbrous form of govern
ment against our wishes.
The h'ederal , authorities spend hundreds
of, thousands of dollars every year on their
Territories, and, ask the inhabitants to pay
but a tithe of the outlayin consequence of
its infan9y. Every British colony is devoted
to chronic discontent, culminating often in
armed, outbreaks, while in the United States
Tdrritories scarcely aremonstrance is heard.
Our country, is. killed; by, the, extravagant
men'at the head of affairs, while the other
steadily progresses under the management
of the people.
I au t3;1111/11:i 4-101 Iii :I *1)11041
• IMPORTANT TO ALL.
Great Reduction in Furniture,
Persons wanting Furniture should not parchame until
they have looked in at the
Great Western Furniture Depot,
1019 MARKET STREET,
• ITIC.PT BY
GREENLY & NORTH
And examine our large stock, which we are
CLOSING OUT AT A .GREAT SACTU7IOII2
oc2o tf
BUY FURNITURE OF
G-0 D & 0
ureiON DEPOT, N U .
E.tlarner NINTH and 0
BARRET
Streets, and Noe. 87 and 89 North SECOND Street.
The largest, cheapest and best stock of Furniture of
very description in the world. Furniture far Parlor.
Drawing Boom, Chamber or Bed Boom. Dining Room,
Library, Kitchen, Servants', Rooms, Mom Schools,
Churches, Odd-Fellows, Masonic or other Societies
Shins. Inatitations, Clubel Colleges, PublleKnildingt,
Hotels, Boarding Row* HospitaLs, Mara, or a Single
Piece of Furniture.
and Orders sent by post will be executed with despatch
d with liberality ant fastness of dealing. Parties at
a distance
_remit through our Ranker, the par
mer's and M cs' Nat. Bank. Chestnut street, or
the Union National Bank,Third treet, cr_ by Exrees
Check or Post Office order; • lour s edlats attention will
be given and satisfaction insured.
GOBLD a CO.. N E. corner Ninth and Mszket and
rlland 39 N. Second street, Phila. uthStly
SPRINGMATRESS
BEST QUALITY. AND STYLE. 9
AND BEDD/NG OF BMW DESCELEMON.
J. G. FULLER,
Beim a South Sts veseatt Street.
CASTOR' -WH:EELS.
'VIM HEALTH AND STRENGTH USE CAPE
A: 'WEL
IC LI& CO.'S PATENT GLASS CASTOB
WrSELB. . -
These wheels are designed for Pianos, Bedsteads,
We claim that they give to Pianos a greatly increased
force ofsound. without detracting from the harmony
1 and melody. , of the instrument, rendering every note
more distindtio the ear. This is so apparent that they
are now being applied by many to these valuable mri.
sical instruments. Dr. Valentine Mott, previous to hie
death, pronounced the Glass Castor Wheels an in
valuable invention for bedfast invalid', who are
guarded against the damp floors after undergoing the
Process of cleaning, Or where dampness is produced
from any other cause. Aside from this. Housekeepers
are relieved from the dread of having their carpets cut
or torn, as frequently happens from those now in me,
often caused by a rust, which adheres with gluelike
tenacity. No such annoyance can possibly proceed
from the Glass Ceator Wheels, aa we all know that
glare is noncorrosive. There are no rough or =lin
bled edges to the Glass.WheeLs, such as we often find
in those of iron, and the latter, though smoothly fia
bthed, will soon rust, from the dampness of the at:mos
phare, if nothing else, producing roughness on theses
nice, or edge, while the former will always maintain
the smoothness of glass, just as they are finished.
Byaleeping upon glees wheels you retain all the eleo
trinity yen had in your body on retiring, and yon get
ap In the morning feeling as fresh and active as a
young man. Glass being a non-conductor, the eleo.
trinity gained while in bed cannot pass off. W h eels.
doctor what he thinks of the Glass Castor
Ask him if all diseases, with the exception of chronic
diseases. are not caused from the want of electricity.
We have a man in our place whom the doctors pro.
nounced past curing, with the inflammatory rhea.
matism. The wheels cured him in leas than font
Weeks. He y a stout healthy man. These are
facts which benrove on application at our o ffice.
No. 203 Race street, Philadelphia, or, at our Factorr,al
Westville, New Jersey. where we have some sixty
hands employed in the manufacture of the Glass Cita
ter Wheels
$lOO will be paid tinny one who will say they have
not received any benefit or relief after using Capewen
& Co.'s Patent Glass Castors. A sample set (4) of the
Wheels sent to any part of the 'United States on re
ceipt of $l. 50." ' J. B. CA
J.
oc4 lems ; . No. 205 Race street..
-Fl.nlllW-`tiriJ3flll
Q ARAH M. ALDER BY HER NEXT FRIEND
GEORGE nice, Esq. vs. SIL AS it. ALD.E24, O. P.;
In Divorce, September Teroa,lB66 No. 16.
TO SILAS A. ALDEN, RESPONDENT--i3m: Take
notice of a Rude this day granted by the Court on you,
returnable SATURDAY November 24th, 1866 at 16
o!clock, A. N., to show came why a Divorce a vinculo
mat:it:noon should not be decreed in the above case.
Yours, dtc., J. O. BRI EN,
Attorney for Libelant.
!PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10,180. • nolXtratt it 4Q
I"N THE COURT OF COMMOr PLEAS FOR THE
1. CITY AND COFIO TY OF , PHILADELPHIA--
HA RGABETTA FRIES, by h r next friend,
ROBERT P. FRIES. Mardi Term. 1866, No. 38. In
Divorce. To ROBERT P. FRIES, Respondent Take
notice of a rule in above VISO returnable SATURDAY.
November 24.1866 st 10 o'clock A. X, to show cause
why a divorce a vinculo matrlmonli should not be de
emed. LEWIS C. OAf3SIDY.
bola tu,th-4t40 Attorney for Libelant.
y _
r, '1 HE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FOR THE
CITY
JOHNSTON
COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
ROBERT R. JOHNSTON Vs. S tittAll H. JoHN
STON ; March Term, 1668, No. b 4 allay June Term,
'so, 80. 53, In Divorce. To Sarah Johnston, Re
sr , ondent—Take notice of a rule in the above, return
sble SATURDAY, November 24th, at 10 o'clock A. M.
to show cause why a divorce a vincalo matrimonn
should not be decreed.
1013-tti.th,4t/
1E THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHLLADELPHIA—
BEA RY A. M. CORBIN, by her next friend, &c. vs.
JAMES B. CORBIN. June T., 1868, No. U. ID
Divorce.
To JAMES B. CORBIN, Respondent.—Takes
or a rule in the above case, returnable SA.TUIUDAy.
November 24; 1.066, at 10 o'clock A. M. to show cause
why a Divorce a vincrao .Matrlmoni should not be
decreed. LEWIS C. CAssiDY, '
nols•tu&th,4ts Attorney for Libelant.
SW Ail 115.
W.AHTED TO RENT—FOR A TERM OF
six. montb s,by a family consist - Ingot a gentleman
ann wife, without children. a small. nicely
FURNISHED HOUaE,
in a quiet and healthy location. Must have all the
modern conveniencles,
Addres, stating term and location, "P.P.," Bingham
House, Philadelphia. no2e2t*
WANTED.—A PARTNER. Special or Active, with
a.cash capital. of .100,000, in one of the oldesa
manufacturing firma in the city, to take the place o a
retiring one. [nol7-s,in,th,et
ddreas "PARTNER," at the office of"ThePress."
14 'WANTED
TO PITROMASE-- A DWELLibu4
2 it OUSE between Market and Spruce street , and
eventb and Twentieth streets. Price ps o ooo to MAC
Address M. J:9. Press office. n017,6t*
IiVANTBED.Wanted an OFFICE ADM STORAGE
, ROOM °neither first or second floor, on Dela
ware avenue, between Arch and Vine streets. Ad
dress Box No. 127, PhiladelnhhiPest_Ohlee. 0c.19,:tt
NiIWANTED TO WINTER—THREE or FOUR
HOBBES. Good accommodation and attend.
apes .Apply to -JOB. DAVISON. near Newton
Station. West Chester and Philadelphia Railroad. or.
arlso. 28. Merrick street. west Penn square. nol4 tf
11, 0 D G,E El a womprlicaays POCKET
Knives, Rodgers di, Wades and Butcher's Razors
Table Cutlery, Ldlee'x Sasso= In Oases. Razors,
Sctlasors. and all kinds of Cutlery ground and polished
at, P.151AR1C131.0.13. No. 115 S. TRW= Street, below
Chestnut..
S ciao ALT.l o ,l3oo sacks LIVERPOOL 00 ati ta n 0 a 1V: 2 34%
WORKIL&N di coon Walnut
. . _
THE DAILY EVENING; BULLETIN:-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1866
JOHN HANNA,
Attorney for Linen.
11. , KABalf ant • MIN 3. 1131:14.111
WIDE UNDERMEINED pfliTrEl . I tITZMT/OM Te
.a.. their stock of
- Buck Mountain Goni_pany's Coal
Lehigh Navion uorapany's COMI, au •
r nt Monawn,
w they are
_lllOmM to' Bell at- the lowest swot
and to aeuver In theheat condition.
era left.ith B. MASON RUIZ% Branklin burn
too MOM& IMINIONTH atteek.kelow_h_Qw tew
bd orranotly Mauled to. & camas&
Arch street wharf, seheynii,
rumm e -stroAlt Low?, 11.11 AVER Id3IIADOW_AMI
Spring Mountain, Lehigh Coal, end ban &met
mountain froze B eheY/klll. prepared
eemnyine, 71. W. corner BIG and
LOW elmesie. es, No. Muth EnCOOND street.
emery . wAvroer & no-
riANABY 010110.--Twenty•dvir bum" Primo OD
k) may !Seed In Moro and tor nolo by WOVOCII.Di 0
00.. NO. us Villlrdo 0111111
ETNABIVIALEI
BANKING HOUSE
OF
ParCO ' 0.10. (SOCl)*
112 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PHILAD'A.
Dealers in all Government Securities.
OLD 5 20's WANTED
IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW.
MURAL DIPPERENO/lALLOWEL
Compaand Interest Notes Wanted.
INTEREST ALLOWED OH DEPOSIT.
Collections nude ; Btocks Bought and. Bold on Clom•
Ec S a t + l. l bu_si nes s acoommcnietlatui reserved for
6-20 9 5,
7\3-10 9 s,
1881. 9 5,
10-40" s,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
40 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
NATIONAL
EXCHANGE BANK,
CAPITAL $300,000; PULL PAID,
Rao Removed To Ito
New 13ankijag House,
Nos. 633 and-635 Chestnut Street.
A. BOYD, President.
mo. W. GILBOUGH, enabler. nont
STOCK BROKER,
GEO. lIENINTESON, JR..
NO. 223 DOCK STREET.
esc Ha?ired business IlP=ol
.r v an i es Bo =
extra ch
Stocks carried at 6 per cent. Interest, without any
arge.
Orders executed In New York. Boston sad Pant.
M 02131. se27-gra,
.a 6
Asi SPECIALTY.
SETH, RANDOLPH k CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
if South Third it., I I Nape= atm*
Philadelphia. i New Vertu
STOOKS AND GOLD
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON 00110118aum.
/Zimmer *Limp= ON Dom, n
1-4 CII7 5 -/i ICP 51':41
GOL
D'S PATENT IMPROVED CAST IRON LOW
STEAM AND ROT , WATER HEATING AP.
PARATIIS. for Warming and Ventilating Public In.
stitutions and Private Residences with Pure External
Air, without contaminating it by over heating it, 07
the possitnity of dust or coal For sale by
BMt A w N ll Su ("Sout W F O r th s C tr O ee
t.
on the. European grin.
ciple of Substantial Construction and Neatness of Ap-
Pearance, various sizes suitable for Hotels, Public In.
Btitutions, and thebetter class of Private' Residence&
with Powerful Water Backs for heating large or mat
vantitiell of water for Baths or Culinary Purposes
For sale at
JAMES P. WOOD & CO.'S
Warming and Ventilating Establishment,
B. M. Peltwe I, Bupt. 41 South Fourth street.
ImpROVEHEI.TT IN BATH BOLLEM—Stilemar
& Ellis' Patent Cast Iron Bath Boilers for sale at -
JAMB P. WOOD & CO.'S
Warming and Ventilating Establishment,
BBCHIBLED H. Peltwell. Supt. 41 South Fourth street,
V b 7 VENTILATORS - for Smokf
Chimneys, Forring,Ventilation,Remoying Steam from
Drying Establishments, Breweries, Sugar Refineries,
Piekerltooms, and all manufactories.
JAMES P. WOOD & CO.. Sole Agents,
B. H. Irmrawymr.,, 41. South Fourth street.
• Superintendent. an2s-sa,tn,th•Etml
4
i JOB BARTLETT & SOB.
• Manufacturers of the
• ORLItinuTED
BARTLETT HEATERS,
Ono g Ranges, Gas Ovens, & Sheet Iron Wort
of evmy description. A splendid assortment of
:,RiansT.,i ARO VENTILATORS,
and Silver's Air tight Stoves,
always oh hand, at
No. BM Arch Street,
Philmielphts. an3o-tt
THOAL&IS 8. DIXON & 130 NB.
Late Andrews Dixon
No. NU Wan s=uT strew
stanntseta stets. Opposite United Watts stint
LOW-DOWNi
PAl ia ah l h t,
FFICE,
And O other GRATED
MN Ant h ramte, Ritanalnona and wooa Amos
• ' wAszt-Ant VIBRAM%
80VIVarzsino and Pri VlOnTruavateT ONBoilBdiam
CHINNE4I62.B
ODOXINO-BANGXB BA y- 8631 M e, 48.1
wriMidorseam and itIPPAIL
LUNIBER
11. A. & J. J. WILLIAMS
N. W. cor. Broad and Green Sts.,
WOKE
PIANO SOUNDIN G BOARDS, DRY.
Walnut, Butternut and Chestnut,
ASH, OAK and POPLAR, no2-lm
_ A
F. H. WILLIAMS,
LUMBER,
Seventeenth and Spring Garden Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
ocsnin
CI - lAILLMS
LUMBER,
Seventeenth and Callowhill Streets,
oc3vara
PHILADELPHIA.
1866. OA.RDS PL ,
44, 5-9, 6 4. 2. 2%, 3 and 4-inch.
CHOICE PANEL AND EMT COBIRION,I6 feet long
44. 54, PAN EL and 4-tnch.
WHITE PINE. PATTERN PLANK.
LARGE ARD SUPERIOR STOCK ON HAND.
1866 -BUILDING! BITES/MG! BUILDING
. BUILDING!
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
4 4 CAROLINA. FLOORING.
54 CAROLINA FLOORING.
4-4 DELAWARE FLOORING,
5-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
WHITE PINE FLOORING.
•
ASH FLOORING_
WALNUTFLOORING.
SPRUCE FLOORING.
STEP BOARDS.
RAIL PLANE.
PLASTERING ATE.
18 66 —( sE D
LOINI I _ CEDAR SITING L E GL
SHORT CEDAR SHINGLES,
COOPER SHISOLES,
FINE ASSORTMENT, FOR SALE LOW.
No. 1 CEDAR LOGS AND POSTS,
No. 1 CEDAR LOOS AND POSTS.
1866.
-LUMBER FOR UN '3ERTAKERS !
1T BEN. FOR UNDERTAKERS!
ED CEDAR, WA_LNUT AND RED CEDAR ,CEDAR, WALNUT Arm PINE.
1866 - ALBANY LTPXI3KR OF ALI, KINDS.
. ALBANY LUMBER OR ALL KENDS.
8k.." SONED WALNUT.
SEASONED WALNUT.
DRY POPLAR. CHERRY AND ARIL
OAK PLANE AND BOARDS.
MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT VENNKREL
1.866: - gruttn BOOS MMlKAzamacrurt9ss:
lIPANISEI CIGAR BOX-BOARDS.
1E66. -8 P R o M i t i g . I.RIST—SPRUCE JOIST
" SPRUCE JOIST
TROM 14 TO g FEET LONG.
BROM 14 TO PERT LONG.
SUPERIOR NORWAY SCAN num.
BLAME, BROTHER fi CO.,
No. Zol SOUTH Street.
I D.ISI.BER.—The underetemedurepre
_pared sorecetet
LJ orders for at..lterraGeorlda..tAMOw. of an/ de
serf .Uon, 'which mit- be prom .t!y executed. ZD
. .it .r: 1 , 1. . . r .
Canton _fain ger.
Fresh Importrd Canton Preserved GINGER, dry
and in syrup. of th e finest qualm
For Bale b 7
JAMES R. WEBB;
WALNUT sad EIGHTH Sties
P,
RAC/IBS • -6,C00 1. , A•....• • ••• Oh • • •
WM. ItiOLAND & SON,
eh asuntt atre whirl
311.111 f1:4_11 .•:41 just ye:
sad for sale by
GH &
nol6-Ixt a. It corner Watera nd Chestnut rtreeta.
VOWS FARINA CRACKERS
Fresh Crackers of this unrivaled Brand always on
hand and for sale In Ws. and X bbl 9., by
ALDRICH, NEREIDS CLARY,
lA, :band Letitia mAgenteet,
Exclusive &
nob-3m4
10 r 00005:n ibs " h E e Pf"litE3. reen WINSLOW
aerries. Mushrooms, ,In store and for P ill ?shot:-
sale or retail, by M. b. SPIT TAN. N. W. corner Arch
and Eighth.
TIMED FRtIT.— Very bandaorne pared peaches.
I_, nr pared do. dried apples. in store and for sale
by M. F. ePILLIN, hi. W. corner Arch and Eighth.
DUCEWELEAT, BUCKWEEAT.—S,CCO lbs. of the
celebrated Sliver Flint Buckwheat, In store and
for sale by N. F. SPILLM, Tea Dealer and Grocer: N.
W. corner Arch and Eighth.
IVEW RAISINS AND FIGS-Bnperior new Layer
Raisins and choice Elam Fig~. for saintly .lilL F.
sPILLIN, N. W. corner arch 'and Eighth streets.
r% VEEN OLIVES.-300 gtsllons choke large Queen
la olives, In store and for sale by gallon or barrel, at
Ou IJ/sTY'S East End OroOery, NO.IIB South SECOND
street.
: : • :111:,1. •• :1
Cloctr Hooey, store sod tor sale at COTTSTI"Iii
East End Grocery, b: o. 11S South SECuND street. •
xTORT.E. CAROLINA. HOMINY GRITS, NEW
.11 Bombay, pared and nnpared Peaches. Just re,
calved and for sale at COUSTY'S East End Grocery,
No. DS South SECOND street. . ,
QTUFFED ZIANGOES AND PEPPERS,GENIIINE
0 Chutney Sauce,. Robinson's patent Barley-and
Groats, always on band at COUSTY'S East End Clio..
cory, No. 118 Scutb SECOND street
iLltlla
1.1..E2,.
• Buceessoi te Geo. W Gray,
33 R I - E. _it, •
24, 28, 28 and 30 South Sixth St., Philad'a.
Maid Stock& Sat-BrownAles,
for Panay and Tdedteina
HER MAJESTY
CHAMPAGNE,
rop-wri.ol-2-„
1131 SOME FROST 41'. 0 813143 AMT.
AiTINES.—The attention °jibe trade is solicited
V V the following very choice Wlnm ctn., for sale b
JOSEPH F. EU No. 161. South FEONT stave
above Walnut,:
_
- MADRIRAS—OId island, 8 years old.
SHERBIES—Campbell & Co., single, double and
triple Grape, R. Crusoe & Sons, Rudolph, Topaz, /leg,
Spanish, Crown end F. Vailette.
POR'llB—Vallette, Vinho Velho Real, Dauton and
Rebell° Valente & Co, Vintages 1888 to 1g55.
CLARETS—Cruse File Freres and St. Estephe Mut.
teen Lumlny.
VERMOUTH—G. Jourdan, Brive & CO. .
MUSCAT—de Frontlgnar4
CHAMPAGNES—Ernest Irrony, "Golden Star,"
de Venoge, Her Majesty and - Royal • Cabinet and other
&write brands.
31 WHIBRIEB.—soo Oases Pate OM Wheat, Br.
lir bon and Monongahela Whiskies, far sale by
EL P North LETO5 Front strain
EXPRESS COMP
A DAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY,—On and Mist
TIJESDAY, biay 1, the F.REIGHT DEPA.RD
KENT of this Company will be REMOVED to the
Com an 's New Building, Southeast corner of ELF,
VENTS and MARKETstmets. Entrance on, Eleventh
street and on Market street.
JrALL MONEY and COLLECTION BUSINICia
be transacted as heretofore at En CHESTNUT
stree ,
mall Parcels and Packages will be received at either
office. Call Books will be kept at each office, and any
calls entered therein previoua to 5 P. AL will receive
attention same day, if roo d s reasonable distance of
oar office. In_gtgries fand settlements 'to
made at 820 ...M - tTNIIT street.
• JOHN BLNGHAM. Stir&
rIARACIAB COCOA.-124 Bags Caracas • Cocoa In
store and for sale by JOBii DALLIaTT &
128 WalAnt street.
AitEAL Efferierta
CO LIE 9El9The '
"811 1 1 1 b l i t e llI g i34 1 N2 ° 370D811.
Elltriste No. 326 North Delaware ay cone
129 North Water StrOet.
HOFFMAN Or- SENITEDY,
nol9 3te Noe. 3114 and siX North Delaware Avesse.,
S ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—Estate of MIRI
-u'Ahf CRIDLA:ND, deed —TROIKA.% & SONS,
Auciloneers.--Large and Valuable LOTS, Twenty.
first Ward, over 19 acres.—Parsuant to an order ot the
'Orph ens' Court - for the City and County of Philadel
phia, will be sold on TUESDAY, - Nov 27th, 1866. at 12
o'clock. noon,at the PHILADELPHIA. EEC HANGE,
the following described proport, late'of Miriam .Orld
land.-deed, viz.: Large and Valuable Property North
ißroad treet - Lehigh Avenue. and 12, 13, 15 and 16
streets; 2lst Ward. hi o. I.—VALUABLE LOT, it Acres.
II that lot of ground. situated in the Twenty .first
Ward city of - Philadelphia; beginning at a point in the
:middle of Lehigh avenue, in.toe line ofthe Logan pro
perty; thence extending by BaidLogan property north
62 deg. and 25 min., east 54.59 perches to a point; thence
still along the Logan property S. 27 deg. ands min..E.
.3166 perches to an angle or bend In the Township Line
'road; thence along the N. aide of the said Township
Line road N. 68 deg and 35 mitt., W. 7 5.10 perch=
.thence by land now or late of Rebecca. Na
;thane, Trustee, 5.59 deg. and 21 min.. W 16.14 perches.
to a point in the middle of the aaid Lehigh avenue and
thence along the middle of the said Lehigh avenue N.
78 deg. and 89 min. W. 42,74 perchtm to the place of be.
iginning; containing_ 8.37 acres. N. The improve ,
metals are a Stone hianion.
No. 2.—VALUABLE LOT.47t that. lot
of ground situate in • the Twenty-first Ward, begin.
ningatitiaoint in the middle of Lehigh avenue in the
line 'of the Logan property; thence S. 62 deg. and 25
'min.. W. by the said Logan property S 33 100 loerches
to the east side of Broad street; thence S. It deg. and
It rale., W. along the east side of said. Eroad street
12 95100 perches to the north aide of the Germantown
and Norristown Railroad; thence S.. Z. deg.. and 33
min., east along the said railroad 4. 78-100, perches;
thence S. 55 deg. and 44 min:, E• by ground now or late
- of Rebecca Nathans, Trustee. 25 61.100 perches; thence
• N. e 9 deg. and 21 min., E. Z 3 .17-100 perches to a - point in
the middle of the said Lehigh avenge, and thence
along the middle of the said Lehigh avenue N. 78 deg..
and 89 min. W. 42 74-100 percher to the place of be.
ginning; containing 4 73 100 MM.' -
N. B.—The improvementa are a stone tenant house,
frame barn, stabling. dm. •
1N0.3. VALUABLE .LOT.—All3bat lot of ground.
situate In the Twenty-first Ward, beginning at a point
to the intersection of the west line of Broad street, and
she northeast line of the Germantown Railroad, thence
extending north 11 deg. and 21. min., east along west
side of said Broad street , 119 feet. 87; inches to a paint in
the line of the Logan PropertY; thence north 27 deg.
and 59 rain.. west by the Logan property 242 feet 1035
inches fo a point in the northeast line of the German.
t own. • and NorristopwPnll Railroad; thence by the same
the 4 following conrgeand distances, to wit: 5.12 deg,
55 min., E. /62 feet 3% ch; S. 14 deg. antl3o E.
76 feet; S. 17 deg. and 3 9- mi n: E. 78 feet, and 5.20 deg,
and 49 min. E as feet 1136 Inches to the place other
ginning; containing 39K perches. .
No. 4.—VALUABLE LOT, 93;" ACRES — AII that lot
of ground, situate in the Twenty-first Ward, beginning
at a point in the west line of Bread at. and the centre
of Huntingdon st.; thence extending N. 78 deg. and 39
min., W. along the centre of Huntingdon at. 1,038 feet
334 inches to a point In the line of— property; thence
along the line of the same the following courses and
distances to wit: N. 60 deg. and 2 min ,E. 611 feet of
'en inch. N. So deg. 14 MID. E. 354 feet 6% inches, and
"..N.7. 27 deg. and smi antes. E. 174 feet 101; inches to the
southweetwardly side of the Germantown and Norris.
town Railroad; thence along the southwestwardly
side of said railroad the six following courses and dis
tances: S. 14 deg. and 24 min., E. 73 feet 11% inches;
S. 12 deg. and 55 min- E. 250 feet 654 inches; S. 14 deg.
and 30„ E. 78 feet: 5.17 deg. and 39 min., E. 78 feet; S.
SO deg. and 49 min: E. 76 feet, and S. 23 deg and 58 min ,
E. 65 feet 836 inches to the west Use of Broad street
thence S.ll deg. and 21 min., W. along the line of the
I aid Broad street 326 feet and % of an inch to the place
of beginning: containing 9 aces and 143 27-100 rwrches.
Ey the Court, E. A. MERRICK. Clerk 0. O.
tle--See Liihograpbte plane.
• IL THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
nci5,27,25 139 & 141 South Fourth street.
inFOR SALE,—The Handsome Three-story Brink
RESIDENCE, with attics and double three
story back builtUngs, situate No. 1559 Spruce street,
Has every modern convenience. Lot 22 feet front by
0.10 feet deep, to a 40 feet wide street, on which is erected
a stable and canitv Nouse. Immediate possession
given. .7. EL GUM "I'Y & SONS, 508 Walnut street.
4. FOR bA_LE.—A handsome fonr-story brick
Residence, feet trent, with three-story back
In dings, situate on the south side of Pine street, west
of Eighteenth street. Has every modern convenience
and Improvement; and is In perfect order. J. M. GUM
URN dr SONS SCB Walnut street.
IMFFOB SAL IS—A :NEW AND ELPGANT
13E7 C E AND BROWNSTONE DWELLTEINGE,
o. aezr e , PRCCE STREET, WITH ALL
MODERN IM.PROVISIEENTS, APPLY TO
Matrix BED. t Ca,
noS,LE./ MOO SOUTH STREET
FOE SAL—Alco-story DWELLING. S. E
corner Broad E
and C Co l u m biaavenue. Lot '.7:973i
leer deep. All modern Improvements. Immediate
mesea•lor. Apply to COPYI/CIE .3; JORDAN, 433
WA LP UT Street.
• COld.xeDcz STREET, FOR SA — The
lusbie store PrePeITY, Bangle 4 / 3 COnamerce
street, with lot feet front by feet dee . Possession
Owen December Ist, 3. au a SONS,
Sits Walnut street.
WA.12 , .. - CT STRICET.—FOR. •SALlD—Wittt or
ma_ without farriture, an ehgant Brown Stone Mau
s.lPD, built in a superior manner. finished In.wainut
and frescoed, !abate on the south side of Twentieth
sweet. J. M. WEMBLEY SONS, 5( Walnut street.
a PO ont with threestorN handsome
le IT feet
fry b ackdoab but dings,
aro finial:led in the best manner. and ln peelers
orcer, situate on Nineteenth street below Arch. J,
IL GUM AMY dt BONS, SOB Walnut street.
IRFOR SALE.—The threeldory brick . DweMu,
with three-story back etdidirla t every am'
ven ence. and in good order. actuate IS o. IV South
1 wer tietb =vet. below 'Walnut. Immediate posses
sion. 3. M. OTIZERRY & E01CE1,503 Walnut street.
i FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—A handsome
STONE CO TT AGE. at Germantown, well Arr
an, ed and conveniently situated. Address C. B. 1.,
Scraarrx Office. noll'at*
e 4 TO BENT—A. threeatory BRICK HORSE,
Ile; with all n. calern improvements. Immediate=
session. Apply to COPFUOIC & JORDAN,
Estate Brokers, 433 Walnut street.
gni FOR SALE—The three-story brick Reeidenee
im with double back buildings, every convenience
and good yard, No. 679 North Twelfth street. J. EL
Quitx.EY a SON'S. 508 Wabaut street.
fril7., FOR RENT.—A large .7.etot7 store. situate on
the south aide of March alley, above Second at.
P..ss eat ion given hiarch 15,1661% .T. GUM.DIRT &
tiONs, 593 Walnut street.
TO LET.—Ico. zra) GRIZEN street, a three-story
Mr bonze, in good order, with side ,)•ard. Immediate
possession. nol7-3t*
VOR RENT—The LARGE ROOM'. N 0.1219 CHEST%
NUT street (under Concert Hall). 24 feet front,
lso feet deep, with large cellar. Apply on the pre
mises. zt01.4-61*
Diawsus,
LCORL iiBmr cent. NO CHARGE FOR PACK,
21. AGES, C.L. Oil. new made. Invoice just re
ceived and for sale in quantities suitable to the trade.'
Ipecac. root and powder, in balk, and bottles of Slb,
each
hloroforia of the best qualityin carboys and demi.
j ohns. JOHN C. BAKER dr, CO, '
„Ssols 718 Market street:W.
DLAIR'S:SPECIALT.LES FOR THE SEASON.
NU Glycerin Lotion, for hands and face.
Pectoral Lorenges,for so e re throat, hoarzenee 8,
Cherry Ice, for chapd Hald, nds
Wild Compoun p d tor co cough, &c,
Oletn, for chapped hands,
Iroches cblorate Potash, for ulcerated throat.
HENRY C. BLAIR'S SONS, Eighth and Walnut ata
tmITE GUM ARABIC.—For sale by WILLIAM
prt,TS & CO., Druggists, No. 724 *!A =street.
WATER.—Double Distilled Rose Water, con.
R stonily on hand and for sale by. WELLLAN
Fr:lraq 00., Druggists, No. 724 ALASSET street.
rtbEeld OF TARTAR.—Fare cream of Tartar and
V) Soda, for sale b_y_WILL. 1414
Slats. 1.4 0. :24 M ATIK.F,T street. • •
slo.t..m.iva OF BEER for beef tea or Hissencss
Li Beef in sicknees or for soups for table use. Muds
ILlinoin, by Gail Borden, from the itdoess
'holm beef and Is superior in [delicious -favor ant
m oti
eallty to any hitherto im own. 'Packets with Alit d!
os, one dollarHUßßELL,,Apotliectary
140 Cl.tatnnt street. -
I'UttiGtHETIT SIINHIIIM grattnataii-- Not=
.Lr Pt i Tilea,Comta,Rniabakßitrrora_ . Tameseravi
- lore., Horn Scoops SU:WOW • AZlZEMEMllltly_Tnnee
?are and Bolt Rubber eoods, CiaaW was ear
Kcal BYringsa e 0
c., all at WH .l7lrotHandr!
13151 W
apale, _ Mon,
• U e154.:F.11:4.1: • • a el:4 •
• FOOD= AND 'ItACS lEMlkiCild, Who •
Druggirds,_,Zdanniaotorers 'end Dealers in Win. .
131 m, White Dead, and Faints al every depaip,
offer to the trade, or oonsnrsers,n complete stools ,•
goods in &hairline, at the lowest market rake.
ZDEZDT 8.11.0101.A.51D1 dt PI
BALM:M-31M received, aninvolee of Gewalt.
ROPRIMION•MaNf tale 4Y t ht I rk a w .
ner War% and Race street,
1 1:J.:: La 1
ILOT - FIS. CASSINERES AND VESTINGb.
V., JAMES& LEE invite the attention of their friends
and others to their large and well assorted stock of
Go
part ods, adapted to men ' s and boys' wear, comprising
in •
Black French Cloths, '
Blue French Cloths, •
_ Colored Preach Cloths.
OVERCOAT MOTHS.
Black French Beavers,
Colored French Beavers.
Black Esquinasuz Beavers, •
Colored Esquimaux Beavers,
Blue and Black Pilots,
- Bine and Black .Paletoe&
PANTALOON STUFFS.
BlackE'rench Cassimeres.
Black French Doeskins,
Fancy
_Cassimeres,
M.ixedano Striped Caahneres, .
• Plaid and Silk hilted Csissimares,
Satinets, all qualities,.
, Verde, Beaverteena,a t .
Vastings r allkrades.
ikt whet - aisle and - retall, by" ' „TAXES &LEE
No. 11 North Second st.. Sign of the Golden Lanib.
'Maws AND'Arzwiletixi.—New crop Grenobli
_ Walnuts and Paw Shell Almoodoritir 111
I 11. BMW= di W.. 109 B. :Helawsis AMA,.
SPECLIL NOTICES.
OFFICE -OF THE -SUGAR CREEK OEG
COMPANY. No. 217 South THLRD Street--
,parhADELph_Lk. , Nov. 15. 1866.
NOTICE.—A Special Meeting of STOCKHOLDERS
;of the SUGAR CREEK OIL L 4 DMPANY will be held
:at the Office, on WEDNESDAY, 21st inst., at It
o'clock, to consider a communication from Evans Va , „
shmeeh. former President of the Conapany, in rela.
u nl i t° the mortgages on the Company's land, h eld by
m , an d also in regard to a sale of the royalty, pays , .
,ble by the developing "Cbmpany. -Even?' stockhoider
la requested to be present. By order of the Board.
riol7-3V! , . • S. Tr NoVRY NORRIS, Serfy.
OFFICE OF TEE LEHIGHCOAL AND
li t y NAVIGATION 'COMPANY, PHILADEL
!pDIA, November 15;1336.
Tne Stockholders of this Company, whose names
appeared as such on their books on the Sth day of Sep
tember last, at 3P. M„ are' hereby notified that the
privilege to subscribe to new stock at par, on ithe
terms of the circular of August 29,1866, will expire ore
the Ist day of December neat ; at 3 P. M.
SOLOMON SHEPHERD,
nOls,tdel Treasurer.
cuo OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND
SOUTHERN MAIL tz, ...ttAMSHIP COMPANY.
814 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE.
; Notice is hereby given that by a resolution of the
:Board of Directors of the abevernamed Company.
'adopted Aerest 2.91 h, 1866, the FOURTH and last in
stallment of the Capital Stock of said Company, being
,THIRTY PER CENTUM or SEVENTY-FIVE DOL
LARS per share, has been called in, and la due and
'payable at this office.
VaLLLuse.T. MALCOLM,
Treasurar.
OFFICE OF .THZE 1- HILADELFrIA. AND
ti t y SOUTHERN At A TT, STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
314 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE. PlmA.Der..-
'PHI_ 'November Bth, 1868.
STOCKHOLDER& N OT/OE:Subscrlbers to the
Capital Stock orate Philadelphia and Southern Mall
Steamship Company are_herebY notified that c:ertift
cates for the same are now ready, and will be issued
*from this office la exchange for the installment re
o.celpts. _ WILLIAM J. MALCOLM,
' • -- hectietavy.andTressurer.
SPECIAL NOTICE.—The annual meeting of
the stockholders of the NORTH PENNSYL
;VANIA COAL COMPANY will be held at the office
'of the Company, No. 217 WALNUT street. 2d door,
In the city of Philadelphia, on MONDAY, December
ad, 1866, at 3 o'clock P. - AL, at which time and place an
election for officers and directors for the ensuing year
will take place. Wit. H. GORDON
nols-thAtii-eto
Secret'ary.
OMAN ADJOURNED ANNUAL ELEETING OF
the Stockholders of the OCEAN OIL COM-
P OF PENNSYLVANIA, will be held- at 9
Office of the Corti_pany, N 0.147 South FOURTH. stren-t,
on TUESDAY, NOy.27th, 1E66. at 12 o'c'ock, M. -
W. J . . CHAPLAIN :
Secretary.
nois
Plamionsnr..t, N0v.13, MO.
106DIL H. WADE. ISLEDICA_L ELECTRICIAN,
northwest corner EIGHTH and SPRUCE
Dtreeis.- Stirdenis of the Philadelphia hfecilcal College
are invited to form a class for instruction on the that
MONDAY of December. Office hours for invalids. ID
Df. till 7 P. If. nolS.th.s,tu,3Pt.
oFTHE' ANNUAL MEETING OF, THE
STOCKEEOLDERS of the RUSSELL FARM.
0 COMPANY wilt be held on MONDAY, ,Decetn
tot r 8d,1866, al 10 ciclock A. M. at 9 0 1
Street, Second storY, front roo
nol7;l4t*
[ St T o HE o ld A ers Nl th l e .
DII M N E E E A T T ING C RE P EK HE
OIL
CS) ANY will be held street, Ofilce of the Compan,
No. S 9 South SECOND on TUEuDAY, Nov,
2Clh, MCC az 4 o'nlock. P. M.
• nog-10to P. STACKHOUSE, .Ta., Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICEk .
PENNSYLVANIA ILLTLBOAD COMP yyy
11- 7 TREASURER'S DEPART3IENT.
- PECLEADEMPHIA, November 1,1866.
NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directo 7o rs have this day declared a
semi-annual dividend of POUR PEn. CENT. on the
Capital Stock of the Company, clear of National and
State taxes, payable on and after Ncvember 30, 1866.
Blank Powers of Attorney for collecting dividends
are to be had at the office of the Company, No. 238 S.
THIRD street.
no: 80t THO74LAt3 T. FIRTH, Treasure=
OFFICE GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE IN
suRANcE COMPANY; Parr......I3XLPMEA., Nov.
l 7 186-A dividend of ITVE PER CENT. has been
declared, pas able to Stackhoiders on -and atter 111.3N
DAY, December 3d. clear of taxes. at the office, 537;
N.-P. corner CHESTNUT and SEVENTH atreets.
nol7-s,tu,th-6t4 A. S. GILLETT, Treaitner.
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!star Plenipotentiary of the King of Prussia, at tbg
Court of Saxe-Weimer. 1 vol., octavo, .3i vell um, top. Price 1125. Lately published by
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EDIICATION.
INSTRUOTION.—ITALIAN LANGUAGE Taught
by an Italian Proftsser. Please apply at No. 1123
CBENSTNUT talreet. nol3
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droll and Winter Season. Ladles and Gentlemen
will find every provision for comfort and safety. se
th.t a thoroughlonow,ledge of this
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pliahtr eat may be obtained by the most timid. Saddle
homes trained in the best manner. Saddle horses.
horses and vehicles to hire. Aliso, aorlages for faze;
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'Etr POMERENE, PROFESSOR OF 2.11:11310; bas
II I . removEd to 731 North Sixteenth at. n 017,30
"D - ROFFSBOR. C. ZOGBAtrhi 'BEGS LEAVE TO
inform his friends and the public, that he him re.
turned to resume the Instruction of Plano and Vocal
Diusic. • For further information: spray to 'Messrs. O.
.ARDILE & 1)00104 Chestnut street; or at his
dente, Dull street,Oermantown.. nolta,tu,th,l3ts
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Private table, if caked. notZants
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