atilt uF IifORKONISAI.
7cset thirty years,
• ds it rppears,
Is all of El ormonikm's age; -
Sots SOodness met - •
What a funny
Already does Ste care engage!
Strange, on my word,
How they afford -
So many boya in (lollies to'keep,
Where there's no Tosser, with - pricee cheap!
iffsslisvg eood aerutcaablapvercoats as tow: .
2 , 61681 ' , tench 27eater qasreocia-,'
up to
And all the interthswing grades, '
ills HAVE G00f,.1 (kustmere tuffs as lowa as 16 00
Finest...Fi - ench Cassate.!•B
dnd Alt intert—mnina mutes.
7 . 11f111 fl liOod Black Butts, as toui a 5.....—.
FWitat French Black Stilt!. up La.....
And atl intervening Trades. ,
E Ilev - E, in sAort, the largest., best 'auortl, and most
complete 3 itock Meri'd, Youth's and ` Bour'
aothiny, in to any in
the city, in ity/e, make and ft, eons:n*olg
all kinds, styles. tires and qualities, adapted to
the wants of add, and told at lirwer x.riw,t tha n
Me lowest 'elsewhere, or the money retouled.
.7510/ Way between liyaanorr & Co.,
FLVTB AND .TOWED $A L,
8 , 1713 ISM JJ 518 MANN= STEEN%
ifit-411 our prices ore lower than for several year&
— Dg BAD WAY'S PILLS (CO &TED) ABE INF.AL
‘I.7 Ri I{, as a Ftnittive
BIL and Pni Ifter of the Blood.
E.
Bile in the Stomach can be suddenly eliminated by
one coee of the .Pilis-tray;from tear to six in number.
When the Liver la in a torpid state, when species of
acrid matter from the Mood or a serous fluid should be
overcome, nothing can be better than Eadiouy's fßegu
lamp in y give no ,unpleasant or unexpected
shock toary portion of the system ; they purge ea.& y,
are mild in operation, and when taken are perfectly
tasteiess. being elegantly c 'Bud with gam. They con
tain nothing but purely vegetahluproperttes, and are
on altered by high authority,the beat.a./danest purga
tive known. They are recommended for the.care of
all (handers of the Eitonvich; Liver. Kidneys, itremous
Diseases, indigestion, Dyspepsia. Biliousness,,
-kw!, anin-fion , of the .Bowels, Pies, and symp
tome resulting from Disorder+ of the digestive organs.
Price.% eentener box. Bold by Druggists. riatMs.,u-lat
10 4ittu si bTEIN WAY &lONS direct - special atten•
tendon to their_ newly invented "Upright' ,
lITTM Fianna, with their "-Patent Bascmator" and
a. tare Iron Frame, patented June 5,186 a This 'Mired
ticn conattta le providing the instYument (in addition
to the it on frame in front of the aoundboard) with an
iron brace Warne in the rear of it, both frames being
east fn one pace, tht reby imparting a anlielty of con•
struction and capacity of standing in tune never before
attained in that clew of instrument.
The soundboard ' , supported between the two
frames by an apparatus regulating Its tension, eo that
the greatest possible -degree of sound-productsg
capacity is obtained and regulated to the nicest des!
cable point.
The great volume and exquisite quality of tone, as
well as elasticity and promptness of action. of these
new Upright Pianos have elicited the unqualified ad
miration of the musical profesaicul and all who have
beard them.
BLASIUS BROS. confidently offer these beautiful in
struments to the pub lc andinvite every lover of music
to call and examine them.
For sale only by BLASIUS BROS,
n0.21.6t/ 1006 Chestnut street.
ir.RIzR(IHT,
BEEILEB & bUMODT,
Manufsetrirers of first claw
PIANti-FORTES.
Ware Boom, No. 46 North THIRD street,
PHILADELPHIA. (n22tho,tu-8m
O.KI BKti.Nta Ibiii.N4Ys IN EU SOP iSL —I,LANS
VON BULOW. the great German Pianist, by letters
Mat received from Europe, proposek to play only the
VHICKERING PIANOS during ads concert tour in
the United States.
se24-tf
t it
.PIANOS. 1 GEO. STEOK ec CO'S. cele- PIANOS.
PIANOS. braced Pianos. for sale ONLY PIANOS.
PIANGS. by J. E. GOULD, PIANO
&
Seventh and estnnt,
simA (SB74TIONIING GRAND PIANOm
01 Ay_ed by &timbal, the great Plardsi
zurope, at Florence, rtsly, was
considered sapertor In all respects to the instnunents
of &rosewood a &tint, hitherto regarded as the best
the world;
New Rooms 914
seL.otf
(11110IIRRING GRAND PIANOS. N .
—The New Bottle Ohickering Grand
Pianos are acknowledged the best infEl i Ell
Rngtand, Germany and Italy. Notice the great Watt.
=oasis received from Europe in August last. Hag.
nificent collection Of these instruments.
HHICHBRING ROOMS, 914 431111.13TFUT STREET.
oerrtfl W. H. DUTTON.
CABINET ORGANS. "). These beautiful instruments
CABINET ORGANS. are made 01(LY by MASON
CABINET ORGANS. HAMLIN, and for sale in
Philadelphia, only by 7. E. GOULD,
Seventh and Chestnut
wpmTHR OBLIGE hRI.NG lIP.RIGHTm
PIANOS quality of tone and
amount ofpower nest to the Grand
Piano, and ale particularly adap• ed to the Parlor,
the Boudoir or the Study. These beautiful Imam
ments, in great . Variety, at the Chickering Booms, 914
Chestnut street.
°ate. tf
oImORGANS MELODEONS, EVERY
STYLE.—The oelenrated Gem Organ
Immense assortmen4very_low prima
erANO ROOMS. W. H. DUTTON,
le26.tft N 0.914 Chestnut street.
THE BEAuTieui. NEW sTy.LE Tem • R
OB PLANOS, seven octaves; charudgli; tone;
guaranteed durability; very /ow price,
914 OBUIETVIIT STREMT:
W. /I. DUTTON.
PIANOS. ) 603 HALNBS BRO'S. elegant instrumeuts
PIANOS. d moderate in price, I have dealt in for
PIANOS, fourteen years, and give a five years'
guarantee with each. 3. E. GOULD.
noS•tf Seventh and Chestnut.
ENENING BULLETIN.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1866,
THE Tics r OATH OF HISEIOIIRL
Many persons have objected to the
Test Oath of Missouri oi the ground of
its being of the nature of religious intoler
ance and persecution. This charge is not
justly applicable to the case. When a
particular form of religion is adopted by
the State, and disabilities and punish
ments, are denounced against all who do
not conform to it, dissenters naturally
complain of it as a violation of the rights
of conscience, and therefore as unjustand
tyrannical. Such has been sometimes
the case where the Church of Rome or
the Church of England has been estab
lished and all persons have been com
pelled to contribute to the support of a
particular religion, and punished if they
attempted publicly to worship God in any
other way. This is what has been gen
erally understood as intolerance and pit
isecu don .
But this is not the case with the Con
stitution of Missouri. The test oath is not
of a denominational or sectarian char
acter, but civil in itsnature only. It re
quires that before men shall practice in
their courts, or preach the Gospel—
wh ether Presbyterianism, Methodism, or
any thing else--or do several other things,
they shall purge themselves, of treason
and rebellion, and give a pledge to keep
the peace and be loyal to the govern-.
ment of the State and of the United
States, in the future.
Now it does not appear that the great
doctrine of toleration and religious liber.
ty is at all impaired by this provision,so
long as it applies to all denominations
alike. We are not required , to condemh
the action of the people of Ml6BOl/ri in
incorporating this provision in their fun
damental law.
Some have very justly said,"lf a min
ister is guilty of any offence against the
State,let him him be sulject to the same
penalties thatare inflicted on other men."
Well,he has been guilty of such offence,
or the test oath would - not be in his way .
He pleads guilty. by refusing to take it,
and he is punished as other men are who
are si m ilarly circumstanced. The lawyer,
for imistau ce, is prat ibi te d from practising
in their, courts, .unless he takes the same'
oath, and, having this in his way, top,
y of aim eomklain,9! it grievousl =;
. _
'v. H. DUTTON,
No. 914 Chestnut street.
W. H. DUTTON
AN ACHIEVEMENT IN RAILROADING.
The party of gentlemen who started
from this city ‘ four weeks ago yesterday,
on a visit of inspection to the Ra..stern
Division of the Union Pacific Railroad,
returned home last week. A peculiar
feature of this trip was the fact that the
entire journey was made in the same car
from Philadelphia to Fort Riley, in
Kansas, the present western terminus bf
the road., ftpd a distance of nearly fifteen
hundred miles. The car used by the ex
cursionists was the Directors' car belong
ing to the Pennsylvania Railroad dorn
piny. The party took their own sup
plies of provisions with them, and as
the vehicle was fitted, up with facilities
for sleeping, it was, in fact, a moving
hotel, where the 'travelers were the
guests.
This journey gives a significant hint,
not only of what may be accomplished
in respect to traveling over vast dis
tances without a change of cars, but of
a deecription,of facilities for rapid and
comfortable travel, the want of
which will be more \`and more felt
as the great lines of railroads
become extended,until the shores of the
Atlantic and the Pacific are linked to
gether by iron bands. Passing through
a new country, where distances are mea
sured by hundreds of miles instead of
by leagues, and where large settlements
I are, few and farbetween, is very different
from a journey through populous dis
tricts, and long stretches of travel be
come a neceSsity. Thet::ay may•not be
very far distant when the traveler who
is bound to San Francisco will take his
seat in a ear at New York or Philadel
phia, and, with his bed and board
furnished him on the train, speed.west
ward through cities and villages, over
mountains, through valleys and across
wide prairies and ;desert plains, until he
reaches the shores of the Pacific. The
ordinary sleeping car is a step toward
that result. The recent trip to Fort
Riley shows.whit can be done in a sin
gle car,in the way of saving time and .
preventing discomfort. Was the Di
rectors' car of the. Pennsylvania Rail
road company thepioneer of a movement
by which the traveler who- is bound
on a lon g journey will take to his car
as he would to a ship, for the voyage?
The Union Pacific Railroad Company
showed their Philadelphia guests that
the thing was capable of accomplish
ment, and as General Palmer, the Trea
surer of,the Company, remarked on the
trip s there was, nothing in the way of
going righttbrough to the Pacific ex
cept the want of a railroad over aportion
of the route. As the Company is now
grading its road at the rate of a mile a
day, and as the track-layers follow hard
upon the heels of the graders, the con
summation may not be, so far 01l as some
persons imiagine. It must be borne in
mind that while the officers, of the com
pany are pushing the work for ward so
rapidly upon the Eastern division of the
great work, a like activity prevails upon
the Western division,Which lies west of
W. H. DUTTON
and they have adopted all the expedients
a lawyer could conceive.of to be relieved
of it. It prohibits their vocation to thein,
and they are.thus deprived of their usual
means of stipporting themealves and
families. Undoubtedly it is a great hard
' ship, both - to them and their clients,
"whose interests may suffer, in Comte
quence. But so are all deprivations and
punishments, and they would fail of
their object, if they were not. But .the
public security requires it, and it is
a maxim . that. the public safety is the
supreme law, and the people of Missouri
haVe thoughtthis provision necessary to
secure that safety. • •
• It has been said in reference to minia
ters being restrained by the Test Oath of
Missouri that the punishment is not
merely an infliction of a civil disability,
but also a prohibition of certain religious
duties. We reply that it is no less a hard
ship for the lawyer to have his profes
sional duties prohibitedthan it is for tlie
minister to have his religious duties" ,
terfered with. Of course, we speak
of bis public religious duties, for his
private devotions are not invaded,
whether minister or lawyer. It is con
ceded that if one were imprisoned i or ban
itbed or hung, it would not bean infrac
tion of religious liberty. Now either of
these penalties would prevent him from
preaching the Gospel, at least in that
State. The greater includes the less, and
if a man has rendered himself liable to
the extreme penalty of death, he should
not complain, nor his friends for him, if l i
the law mercifully provides a way by
which he may be permitted, not only to
jive, but to remain at his home, and all
his former rights and privileges are ac
corded to him on the easy and reasonable
condition that he shalt take an oath of
loyalty to the State he endeavored to
destroy, but which will still magna
nimously permit him to remain within
her bosom.
Many of the former hearers of these
non-juring ministers, no doubt, also feel
aggrieved, and would be glad to have
their ministrations renewed, and their
interest in - Those ministrations would
probably be enhanced Ihy an occasional
sympathetic allusion tothe "lost cause."
The people of Missouri, however, say to
them: "we •cannot .- consent to have
these feelings indulged and in flamed, arid
our State again deluged with blood. We
must not take that risk, and therefore
we will not permit those who have
brought on us the calamities of war,
murder, arson, anarchy and devastation,
to plead in our courts, teach in our
pulpits, or serve in our legislatures, u -
less their hearts are in a state to comply
with the conditions contained in the
Constitution."' We do most heartily ap
prove and applaud those men for their
devotion to their country, and for the
means they have adopted to secure its
future peace and prosperity.
TITE DAILY EYENINt:i IttiLLETIN.-PHILA.DEI, I PHIL, TIrESDAY, IitIVEATRER 27, 1866.
the Rocky Mountains..-The latter offer
an important i obstiele" to. the --rapid eon
struction ofa completed Pacificßailroad;
but thegtline engineering; skill that con
structed a railroad over the Allekhanies
wili-surmount this 'difficulty. Liberal
• •
expenditure and enterprise will 49 the
THE MERALD'S SIAR-SI.IIOWEIL.
On the - 16t1f—of•Novembei . the New
York • Herald. published despatch
,
dated Greenwich Observatory, England,
'Nov. 14th, 6.:A: M. - , giving an account
of a splendid meteoric show : el . : that oc
curred on the previous night". The des
:patch purported to have come by the
;Atlantic cables, and if it did , it must
'have cost a good many hundred dollars.
IL stated - that the meteors were observed
as early as ninein theevening; that they
;increased in numbers and size; reaching
`their maximum ibetween'one and two in
the morning of the 14th. Nearly twelve
thousand were counted with the naked.
Yesterday London and Liverpool pa
pers of the 14th of November were be
fore us, and they contain not a line con
cerning this reported phenomenon.
They go to press at five in the
morning, and it is n?t likely that
they would have been silent con
cerning a' display Which lasted the
_whole of the previous night. The Scotia
is at New York to-day, with news to
November 18th; but no meteoric shower
is mentioned in the summary of her
news. 'lt looks as if the Herald had
hoaxed its readers, or had been hoaxed
by some telegraphic wag. He told his
story circumstantially, and scientifically,
describing the courses and colors of the
meteors and their positions with re
ferenee to the constellations and planets.
They "radiated from the constellation
Leo, near the star Gamma Leonis." This
sounds like a 'little gammon of the
British Lion. What has the Herald
got to say about it now? Can it show
its receipt for the cable telegraphic tolls?
John B. Byers & ON, Auctioneer*, Nos.
232 and Zi Market street. will bold on tomorrow,
(Wednesday) November 28, at 10 o'clock.a large and
important sale of Foreign and Domestic D , y Aooda
on four mann s' credit comprising &Dm, 420 pieces
buck and blue Cloths Doesalos, Tricots Fancy Cassi•
nieces and Coatings. Fequimans. Moscow and riastor
Beavers. Astrakhans. Lhlnchtliss. &alines Piton.,
If-altars. Satin de thene, etc. Fall atlas Merinos,
Plaids, Alpacas Delaims, Paris and British Fancy
Dreeis Goode. Mika, Snawls. Linens Balmoral and HM•p
rLE. nut, Traveling and Under Shirts and orawera,
erwings, large invoice handsome Carriam• and isleirb
hugs finest imported. Also, Mastery, Gloves, Ties,
- clefs, Band k erchien,
Also, 150 packages . Cotton and Woolen Domestics
for cash.
FRM&Y. Frovember - 313. at n o'clock, bycatalogne,
(41 fort monthe'crodlt, about pieces *upwsrtlne and
Floe Ingrain. Royhl Dap ask, Venetian. List, Hemp,
Cottage, ace Rag Carpetings, &c.
Real Estate hate ro•tnorrow. .
Thq Sale tl•vwrrcl, by James A. Freeman, Auc
tioneer. incluctu a number of desirable properties. See
pamia'alet catalogues
Public Sale. Valuable Real 'Estate.
TuFseay hi at. SeeTnoznas et Son.' auction cbl.anin
ior6 HAINES BEO4. PlANOS —Moderate in
% price, and Bald with live years' gnaraatee,
nol44pf SEVENTH and
E HOS LD, C
r.
4... ND lt
43 PAPERS. IliNlni.oPEB, BLANK BJORN an ,
Emery requisite in the Stationery line, telling as el*
;watt Stares ANS
tore,
asit-terpf ifthLtiDO trWNIN G eet. two fI IA
oors aboStallone Ty
ve Walnu S t.
J OEL ORT.IMP,_BII • ER,
t , CITEEMTNDT ETRE. ET,
M LOET.
Mechanics of every =U breachDGE STRE
required for Ydnumbulld
tag and fitting promptly thrnlst.d. JrZ•Orarn
_ _ -
SAMUEL W. LkINAI3..BO. 11l South SEVENTB
street. Philadelphia, PLUMBER, GAS awl
-TFAill FITTER. Work done promptly aad in the
bes. manner. Pumps, GAR fixtures, And all =Sten a!
used in the bnetneaa Varnished. ocl7-ranip,l
AN BALL rerYlas. HAM.
THEW. H. hicelli_LlA.
Rat and lasp_amporittra.
101111.. .
664 ORIDISTZ.MT STREET.
i h WARBURTON,
PANHIoNABLR HATTER,
6 " 41 .0r0 Chestnut street,_
Next door to Pon office.
X RWSPAPFIII ATIVEJITIBING.—JOY. CAS & 00
-• N. E. comes of luri.lt & CiaIISTRITr Streets
Philadelphia, and TRIBUNE BUILDENGO, New
York, are agents ror the So=mak and for the News
, open of the Whole oonatry,
.tyl74forPi
600 GBLFFTI' S IP,t. PAGE, 600
600
House Furnishing Goods, ARCH STREET.
tkates, Skates,
HOUSE FTIRNI4RING ST,,B.E,
99 NORTH NINTH STREET.
IN. WOOD, WILLOW aNLIKON WARE. BABES,
k•ETTLIS, TABLES and CLOTHAS WHLNGES.S,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
no9_ -3m nal THOS W. YOST, Agent..
exPERA Ope l ASSE Finera Olaasee, made by Pef.. R&RDOII. of
Paris.
Imported and ibr sale only by `O. . A. Tnumra4r.H.
Bevendland Obeetntu, etreela.
cwal4p,tf
AD. P JossesWM. TEIf.PLIS. Josor Dresuriumst
JONEECTIshiPLE, & CO,
wBOLEsALE A ND RETAIL
HAT ZeLiNISPACTURFRES, 29 South NINTH street,
first store above Cbeetnut. ocs-tf
NAT FOR A THANKSGIVING PRESENT PllO
- 20-MINI Al ARE. or alz Card or "Ile large Photo
graph tot 41, made at B. F. REIMER'S Clatiory. 624
Arch street.
... - 41LVER PLATED and Steel Blade Ivory Handle
Table Cutlery (Carvers and !nee s), with a f le va
riety of oilier etyles, for sale by TRUMAN & 3H.e.W.
N 0.838 (Sight Thirty-five) hiarketstreet. below Ninth.
1 FERROTY PIS FOR fa ORNTiI; SIX CARD OR
1 cne lane PhoteEri . kph for $t nattir.t and cheat,
lb) !SWUM presents.
Prfen.
12N IDSEnvII.L. GIFTa FOR CH RIsTALIII. examine
the stook of Mardw.re and Cutlery at TRU U.AN
EMILIA 'S. rio. &I 5 (EWA Thirty-five) Market street,
below Ninth.
DI EP hilS' FOR NaTUR.A.L OR HAIR
Flowers. on hand and made to orde., at RET
/51ER'S Looking Glass and Picture Framer mporium.
Arch street, east of Seventh.
BOXES ANL CHE. , TS OF TOOLS rtittable for Wm
to ladlt er gentlemen. for sale at the Hardsvare
Store ofTRUALAN SHAW, No. 833 (Eight ThirtY
eve) Market street, below Ninth. ,
CCM 013NTA IN" W ikT MEALof anno
LV.I rfor q. silty, warranted. qua] to any in tue mar
ket—in bags, one-fourth and heir bvrele. Also en ice
t , t, tools, Ohio end Virginia ;amity :dour at the 'mew..
cash' prices.
GEO. P ZICHI4DRII; '
n027-30tr fourth (Successor toEOriPanaliZVettuneder..)
•
Q.I.'A RE LI.Is 0 ANaltiVlCA.—Tbe aubscriber has
Olately received an invoice of thls justly celebrat. d
t alliornia Wine, to which he.: wishes the atten•
Hon of conno esenrs, For pure crttalitv and e•quisle
bouquet, it stands uneurpassed, t will compare f..-
v >ably a lib the bigbe , t grades of b oronran wines,
,nd,an be fur. isLed at shout one half their coat e.
J. JORDAN, =0 Fear atreet, below Third and Wol
in at,.
large spout of English and Scotch Ales, Por
.4. and Erown t gether with Jordan's,elebra
r.d Tonic Ale, Fine Cider, dm, always on. nand.
ini m +i_hi I:1 •-• • C II •• I e u it 3
9 CIRESTNIUT ST • : •
Mr coati 4p W. H..Dlr/TON,
ROCKHILL& WILSON
FINE C . ..OTH t4G,HOUSE,
603 and 605 Chestnut Street
LATEST STYLE SACK & WALKING
BOYS'` OLOTET
70Y. 00E & 00.
akatee; Skates.
COAT.
CLOTHING
fiIiEST ITIAIESA RAISINS
TER CHOICEST BRAND IN THE WORLD.
zrzw SEEDLESS Reams,
anaßearrs, CITRON SWEET' cum{ AND PIIRE
SPICES FOR
MINCE MEAT.
ROBERT BLACK,
n027-21* Cor. EIGHTEENTH and CHESTNUT Ste.
HEADQUARTERS,
WELCOME TO CONGRESS.
PENLebYLVAN.IabIe, TAKE NOTITE!
All persona Intending to participate la the MAI%
'WELCOME 70 CONGERS", are hereby notified to
Call before going at
14 SOUT.MIMXTH
and get their Clothing
Dyed Renovated or _Repaired.
By order of one of the Committee.
JAMSS W. BROWN.
Dyer Renovator and Repairer of Gents' Garments.
Eetablisht.d 18.55. Branch 139 Boum Mita street.
Orders received also at Reildence. No. lm3 EhlPPen
!Meet, and by all the express companies in the United
Sturm its
Rooms to Let
FOR STORING FUR fiffUßE,ice.
APPLY AT
1204 Chestnut Street.
ia027641
Ploclantation of Gov. Andrew G. Carlo
THANKtGIVI G DAY, Nov. 29.
1 hose who wish to present their friends on that day
with a handsome
WRAPPER
Would do well to rail on
B. C. WALBORN 8a CO.,
No. 5 and 7 North Sixth Street,
As he has every lartestock of fine Wrappers c nhand.
ncr27-22/
INDIA SHAWLS..
INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS,
INDIA SCARFS,
GEO. FR YE R,
No. 916 CHESTNUT ST.
Irvites tie attention of purchasers to Ids Omar t ato
o , Real India Elia - Iv/a an4i &oafs at very moderate
prima nots-124 rp
it
J. Ei ENRY EH RLIOFIER,
Tailor,
Hu removed from M 1 North 1 HIND Street, to
NEW BULLETIN BUILDING,
NO. 607 CHESTNUT STREET,
SECOND FLOOD, FRONT. nor. 1m rpt
MASON it ruari TN oa&striEr OR
GA NB, Isom $75 upwards. Only at GOULD 8.
MTITIES.E.NTH. and oHEnTrilUt 'noiO.tl4pp
/owltHit beilubiA.Caisil PIANO t —the
Scoornacker lliaoufactultig t..bmpany, hav
ing larg.ely incrwased their facilities, and
...mg fitted up a beautiful Wareroom in tbe pre
eulseallo. 1103 (1181 US i NUT atre,-t, are prepared co
supply at once all demands for their Justly celebrated
finale/Bente.
. _
Mr. .11.- C. ECHOMACEER, son of the veteran
founder of the houoe has returned from his two years'
tour among the manufacturers of the Lenthsent, and
has undid his experience to the resources of the ea
tablishment.
He bats cbarge of the Salesroom. No, net Cbestnnt
street, aud,wl h able w tanto,d.votes his entire tune
to the atteml 11 of busloesa 'visitors
Plano" to rent, and repaired equal to new. Pianos
eh° sold on installments. Tonlu eaUoattendedto.
etuHOaLACK Ett 11LV43. CO.,
1168 Chestnut street
r.6tfl
risEAT 17 - 911I.ErY
1300. ES Flat 'CRILDRSZT,IN
W. 14..P.ERR + , Stationer,
nola s tb,s,tu,etrp Aron street,
Y`' Pocket WalletS S 'a _ Cnj , u rs B sl. ' St e e;e S o 104 efa l aVs
'ews, Backgammon Boards, tine Pocket. Cot.ery and
N'ter t °lots, all fresh goods put. In sock express,y
.r 11 ulloay meg, and selling at low cash prl.es.
W ' P4l , B.Y
no7B.th 5,10,6trp 728 arch SLreet.
Bearditol Aesortment for
- -
LI oliday—Salez.
W. G. PERRY, Stationer.
748 Arch atreat
nnis,tli,s,tl3.6trp
A tkra..lit nacuuneer ana mushy krone,N. E. corner td Third and Spruce streets, only on.
Square below the Exchange. NATILINB'S Principal
;Rice, established for the lest forty years. Mon tt
loan in large or small amounts, at the lomat rates ey
or
:namonds, Silver Plate, Watches, 'Jewelry, Caottar,g
4nd goods of every description, Oilice hours from t
tn. g oo d till 7P. M. hours
EAMBH/R ROMAN, MOH BOSTON.—OOn.
kl.sloees of merchandise, per above tt' , a.u.t.
olerse send for their goOds now landing at Plne
wharf. 02027.30 ' HENRY WIN.SOR
WILSON
FINE CLOPING HOUSE,
603 and 605 . Chestnut Street.
FA.LAILA & WINTER
OVERCOATS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
DART Qr. TOUR IN
finance and Pitargnage
1 9011cRed., • • •
Cut in the Beet Bi
made with care and ele.
pace. fbr the
wardrobe of any Gentle.
. .
ViANAMAKER
stre lu 'et— w in•
ketto Minor trees.
ORDER No. 1.4
A tine d obelus selection of IMPORTED I3RONZE
F.TAI CARY, CA R 1 RECRi V E.tm, A.N 11.QU
Cr Al-EH, I &Tar:D. 4 , TB EP SIOIdEr CRS.
always on hand at very rrasonableprioes.
NV,- would Invite those who Are oestrous of procuring
any of the oho. , e enumerated artioles, call at Oar
et .r t*Torernrcb•ol.g eisewbera. and exgraine ‘ our
amnia ect, feeling coo ddent that they Mill be favdra•
Diy impressed with the chararter of our goods.
OR PRI . F.B ARE AouNA ;I E d O work
in all U twee (
guaranteed to give satisfaction an to the pur.
chaser.
1%. R —Particular attention paid to the renewing el
old work.
401-rpi VANICII3,.K dr. CO.
LADIES' CLOAKS ,
Now Open,
A FINN ASBORTMENy IN ALL THE BEST ILA
" TERIAIS AND NEWEST DE CONS, AT
AGNEW daNGLISH'S,
25 Routh Ninth Street.
natetuthlrn
al& -
• FCIII,IEIE AVANT A; Q
U o:Steamship RFNDRICS. HUDSON, Howes, Man.
'fl will sail for Hamm on •
•
Saturday Morning, December let,
At 8 o'clock. For fr4ittit st oll)mge noel
3 SON Y & th SONS,
142 North Delaware A.veu.ne.
Pat sage to . Havana, 50. non= rpt
3E'RUNKS. 13 A'GS. &c.,
AT NO. 70S CHESTNUT STREET,
Gelling out at cost to close the business.
BROWN & M .aIGEF,
noW•litrpf ' No. 708 OHM MUT Street.
Mt EASON YLS.NOs.
The new style Cottage .Square Piano, Tall
nix - rt Seven Octaves; beautiful Carved Oases, the
moat chanuing tone, Low Price, gaaranteed durability.
itH OIIEBTuruT Street.
W. R. DlllTrart.
ROCKHILL & WILSON
603 and 605, Chestnut Street.
Foreign and Domestic Fabrics Made to
T. MORAN,
4TAS. HAMILTON,
. ,
E. D. LEWIS,
Are among the Artiste represented at tbe •
- = •
GREAT ,SALE •
OF
BlE 9 C.lees Ar, Calin's
Free Cianery of the Flue Arts,
927 Chestnut Street.
THIS EVENING AT TX aczacx.
B. E COTT, .7r., Auctioneer.
GRAPES ! GRAPES!
ALMERIA B.RAED,
IN LANGE clarsrizas,
75 cents per pound.
DAVIS & RICHARDS,
oc24ta ARCH AND Tzbizu, STREETS,
- STOP ! LOOK AT Td.lB ll
••
_:THE GREAT EASTERN
Detective Horse and Live Stock Insur
ance Company.
Chartered by the State or Pennsylvania,
ITAL—SIMMS.
Insures B orses CAP
Hines and Nost Cattle against
Losses Resulting from Theft, and Death by Fire, And
dental cr Ratural ("SIAM
PRINCIPAL OFFICH,
No 108 bomb Fourth St. Phila.
Preeldent—Cal CHAS. FRALILY.
Vice Pt esident—b ABFIBL L ESTERLEY.
Secretary and Trelunry—Dr. S. BLCSIgR.
Assist, Secretary and Treasurer -8. B. II APRA.
For (Sty References, bee Lirctda a.
m
Au wanted in S h e Cfty and every county in the
State. P. aFFA.
oas-ink P General Agent,
NEW •
FREIGHT Et ()UTE
To the South and Fonthwest,
VIA THE
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
more end Delaware-Railroad,
To Crisfield, Md., theme bylitesmors of the Great
Southern Inland Navigation Company to Norfalk,V4.
Tr P Philadelphia, W limit gton and Bat dm lre
road Oempany tve t remixed to otter inducements to
shippers of rot:ahem rid Southwestern freuthts wbleb
r eve not b. - en afforded n eretotcuo by any other line.
Through Bills of LadLnit given to all Prontlueut South
ern points.
or Bather Information apply to
CHAR - LES K. WILLIEVAgent,
Broad and Wathingt ni Avenue.
OHABLEs E. DILE ES, agent,
No. 411 Caen:tut street.
CHARLES E. IDE, Master of Transportation,
not: -11 rpft P.. W. and B. B. B.
VA 19K1RK is CO..
No. 915. 3 '.. Arch Street.
MANUFACTORY AT
FEABEFORD PEaLlitiL
We w'vTd respectfully call the attention of out
friends at d the public irenerativ, to one czolee and
elegsni ansonwent or OILT and BEIONZa ORAN
DELLEtia +no tiAkt PLYTETEtliS,co , etan; p on hand,
all of them of the very lit.st and BR'ST ue-514NS.
Also Bne selectiob of PaRTA RLE. with FANCY
(BINA, PONCi- LA3 N. aad other SHADES. to snit
orchazera:
THE LARGE B2OCK OE'
ocs4f 4p
Fine Clothing touse,
Order, Reasonable, Serviceslig
and Fashionabk,..
GENTS! FtfitNtSßlNai,aooil
F. HOFFMAN, Jr.,. .
%Wee-. A. Hoffman, 812ccesaor to W. W. HIV
FINICHHTIEtTIa
AND .WILAP'EttS.
HOMIXECY ANDOLO
Silk. Lambs' Wool and. Merino
UNDER OLO rHING.
•• 825 AROH
na27 Oaths Scarp
a THE GRACE'MODEL
Paper C01.1.a..r-1; \
ARE THE BEST. '
TO IBM HAD 'EVERYWHETIN
VAN DEUSEN, BOEHMAN &
. 627 Cbesttint Streak - I
Agents for Philadelphia. a027:14
MARKET
44 ,
NINTH.
#44 &
STORE GREATLY ENLARGED—THE iTORIE
COELFLETED—REALY FOR BISSENEER—
IN BOYS' CLOTHIGG ROOK,
OVERCOATS,
JACKETS AND PANTS,
FINE CMSIMERE SUITS,
$6, $8 AND $lO SUITS,
not!-in ths,mpi
suarr.E OF
NllE ROOMS,
Carpeted and Elegantly PlMlliKke
COMPLETE AS
PARLORS AID CHANIIIMEL
GEO, J. HUHU, LADY & 00.2
1301 and 1303 Chestnut Street.
nolo-lm rpf
TO El E 7 41 1.
Cecond, Third, Fourth and Fifth etarierA
Of Warehouse s CHRSTiv u r STREET.
ROOMS 17 leErirr DX P.
Possession January Ist. Enquire on premtses.
IMEIMM
:4 - ;nr‘vmoirzytiq
:ALT BHEIIM,SCALD HEAD, ALDEBIIPTIONA.
-r - -
BWAY.toI'S " ALDMEALING OIE4IVLU:4:3IT."
SWAYNNB "ALL-E.SAISNG-0
SWAYNE'S "ALL•HEALING 0
Cures Itch in from 12 to 48-Hours.
Wreaths Most Obstinate Cases of Teeter.
HOME CERTIFICATE.,
HOME CEBTIFICA.TE.
3. Ji Ii taikeON HAY Mayor's Mix, 8. IV—
corner Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, says=
I was troubled very much with an eruption on my
face;. tried a great many remedies without finding'
relief; finally procured Swaynes AU-Heating Ofahront,.
After using it a abort time a perfect cure was the result.
T cheerfully remannend It as a cure f w Totter and all
Skin Diseases. as mh e was an exceedingly obstinate ,
CABP." IlinitATNE'fa OINTMENT • -
• ITCH"
.PICK "
NEVER. }KNOWN' ..rErrR,R”.
"Well •
"IV H," TO 'FAIL "TETTER'.'
"TETTR"
"ITCP " ‘TtinTEll'r
" 19 Tc IN CURING THIS "TETTICR''
" CII" ...PE ("TER" .
"Ir'' el-I" 'TORMENTING "TETTE:HP
"ITCH" "T iriTTER"
"Fruit" COMPLAINT , . "TETTER ,
"ITCH: ' ' "TETTEII" '
This valuable Ointment prepared only by
____ Dr. SWAYNK & SON,
No 3 S O North sIx,TH street, above Vine Philada.
Sold by druggists. . , se2s-tu.th.tfrp
WITLER, WEAVER &
_ htsurafacturers of
MANUA AND TAIthED CORDAGE,
Cords, Twines; &c.,
No. Y 3 North Water street. end No. •M North ualawar '
avenue, Philadelphia,
EMU Thr /I.ltrrram. Idrouanco Watavoch.
nowhan P. OTAIVITIIiaI.
len OHICIBERIN(1 GRAND Px&Nos,
_ 914 CHESTNUT STREET.
ocs-1149 W. EE DUITON.
ROCKHILUtk WILSON
FINE OLOTHING HOUSE
roachmen'S COIN,
Coachmen's Cow.,
ItIMIMNG oovrs,
. IiUNTING-COATIL