Mnr BVLLETUI.
PHILADELPHIA, GEEHAIPIDWN AND Non-
RISTOWN RAILROAD. --The annual report of
the managers or this road - has just been
issued, and Col. John B. Peddle, the General
Ticket Agent, has favored us with a copy.
The receipts for passengeri and: freight
during the-fiscal year ending Setitemher 30,
1866, were greater than those of any former
year, amounting to 174,721; - 28, and ezbeeti*.
mg those of any pr loos year, 1.62,094 80,.
viz: increase of passengerreceipts, $3,433 33,
and of freight receipts,-:558,661 • 47. The
small inbrease in passenger fare is itttriblatO
to the appearance of the cholera, the fear of
which-had a tendency to deter many from
coming to the city. • -
During the year, one-fifth of the road has
been ;plaid with new , rails", (including 49
tons'of steel rails) and cross ties, exclusive
of 2;000 feet of,sidings.
TO maintain the rolling stook, anew first
clasi:lacomotive and two passenger cars
were obtained and paid for; ten four-wheeled
freight cars and five engine tanks' were re
built...in the shops of the Company.
The regular passenger trains each way, to
and from Germantown number 21; to and
from Norristown; Conshohocken and Matta
ynnk, 10; Chestnut Hill, 10.
The total number of passengers carried oh
the regular' trains during the year were
2,447,783, destined as follows :
Germantown, - - - 1,316,810
Manayunk, - - 350,14 /
Conshohocken, - - - - 83,338
Norristown; .• - - - 383,230
Chestnut Hill, - - - - 284,183
In addition, there were 21,573 excursion
passengers.
One passenger fell from a oar and was
killed, while riding on the platform, in
violation to the rules of the Company.
The funded debt of the company now
amounts to 6162,800.
From the ordinary receipts bf the com
pany, for the past fiscal year. after deduct
ing all expenses for operating the road,
maintenance of rolling stock, interest on
loans,National, State and City Taxes, Ic., two ividends were declared, one of four
per cent., April Ist, and the other, five per
cent, October Ist, leaving a balance of $lB,-
804 71; carried to the credit of Contingent
Account.
The officers of the road are President, Ed
ward C. Dale; Secretary and Treasurer, A.
E. Dougherty; General SuperintendSnt, W.
S. Wilson, and General Ticket Agent, Col.
John B. Pedule.
A PLEASANT REUNION.-04Wednesday
evening next will be given one of those de
lightful Reunions, at the Musical Fund
Hall. That have occurred regularly for the
past fifteen years. We refer to the Contri
buting Members' Parties given by Beck's
Philadelphia Band. They always seem to
us likb a family gathering, the same "old
faces," with an occasional sprinkle. of "new
ones," and judging from the names and
abidties of the gentlemen composing the
Board'of Managers, we feel satisfied that
the company on Wednesday will not only
be select; but that all former odcasions will
be eclipsed and thrown far back in the
shade of time. To those that are members
we know that a treat is in store for them
that they "wot nor-of:"
OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT. Before Alder
man Beitler, this morning, Thomas Chance
was charged with having committed a
brutal assault upon a woman. The com
plainant is a poor, miserable creature, who
has no home, but has been wandering about
the First Ward. The allegations are that
Chance and another man enticed the wo
man into a boat, and- there committed the
assault. After maltreating her in the mok
brutal manner, they tied her down to th
seats in the bottom of the boat, and .set a
dog upon her. The accused was held for a
further hearing.
A DISHONEST' BORROWER.--JOhtL Mc-
Gruden was before Alderman Patehel this
morning upon the charge of the larceny of a
watch. He went to the house of a man on
business. While there he borrowed a
watch. Afterwards he denied having re
ceived the time-keeper and declared that he
knew nothing about it. As the evidence
showed otherwise, John was sent below in
default of $5OO bail.
ROBBING SCHOOL BOYS.—For some time
past the children attending school at Second
and Pine streets have been stopped by boys
who steal their hats, gloves, scarfs, dm. Yes
terday John Maloney, the leader of the ja
venile thieving party, was arrested. He la
only 13 years of age. He was taken before
Alderman Butler and was held in e5OO bail
for trial.
CHURCH OF ST. MA.TTRIAS. —At this
church, bitnated at Nineteenth and Wallace
streets, a full choral service will be givenon
the morning of Thanksgiving Day. An
Anthem,•by Palestrina, will also be given
by an enlarged choir. The Rev. R G. Chase
will preach. Services commence at 10%
o'clock.
A MUSICAL Tail .—A negro namad W.
S. Butler was arrested yesterday at Sixth
and Lombard for stealing songs from a man
who was engaged in selling them about the
streets. Alderman Butler sent the musical
thief to Moyamensing.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP ZEPHYR
loons.—in another column of this paper to-day will
be found liar—Scout M. Finn's, (Seventh and Arch)
advertisement of itch and desirable Zephyr Good;
such as slippers, cushions, chairs, camp-stools, and
rugs; also the plantar Eureka Zephyr, and Cable
Zephyr suitable for Afghans. His assortment is the
beet, and his prices the lowest. Read his advertise
ment.
SCARLET CORSETA !—The most stylish and
elegant article in the Corset line that we have yet seen
Is now offered by Air. John Al. Finn, Seventh and
Arch, The Material% of bright scarlet, magnificently
got up, embroidered with white silk It is a French
artiole and is certain lae popular. His new Gelmninn
Embroidered corsets. colors, are also beautiful.. In
addition to these Mr. Finn off.rs.
At the Zawest Prices.
French Cane Corsets.
French Whalebone •13." Corsets, 16 bones.
French Whalebone - ft, B." Corsets, 32 bones.
Secondnn Lynd Whalebone Corset.
quality Ratbroidered-i op Corsets.
_First quality Embroidered top Corsets.
Embroidered top and front Corsets.
E.
Purple . E p mb n- ioderh dC Cmrst sa.
nd
Black Embroldd Co rsets.
Mr. Finn has alto r.
now open a full line of Notting
ham Lace Curtains, at the lowest prices.
All the above gaols wilt be soldut wholesale, rates
when purchased inquantities.
Now OPEN.—
RICH 'BLACK SIMS.
DRAPE DE FRANCE,
GROS GRAINS,
LYONo TAFFETAS. •
And every other desirable styles for DresseS:and
Mantles.
Ihts is a new department, and is worthy the atten
lion of buyers.
J. W. Pnocron & co.
920 Chestnut street.
FURS OF ALL NATIONS.—
RUSSIAN SABLE FURS.
HUDSON BAY SABLES.
FINE DAD.K. MINK SABLES.
ROYAL ERMINE—CHINCHILLA.
DARK SIBERIAN SQUIRBEL.
PERSIAN LAMB—ASTRACAN, &0., &C.
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN,
J. W. PROC VCR & 00.,
920 Chestnut street.
Rica PARIS CLOAKS, now Open, in great
riety.
BICH VELVET CLOAB S.
CHINCHILLA CLOAKS.
VELVET BEAVER CLOAKS.
ASTRAKHAN :CLOAKS AND JACKETS.
HANDSOME PLUSH JACKETS.:
OPERA. CLOARS AND 7e.uKET9.I
J. W.TBOOtOn & CO.,
920 Onestnut street.
BT. LOtrie WHITE WHEAT FLOUR . .
MITCHELL.. FLETCLIER;
Hoi CueatzkuL ;Street! I
•
ELLIPTIC SEWING MACIIENE COMPANY'S
dint premium lock stitch sewing machines Input pa,
sably the best for faintly use., Highest prena
medal), Fair Maryland - Institute, sae* Y ork-and
panneylvania State -Fairs leas.. No. _gza
fleet, only authorized agency in phu s d e l pit hrusuur .
,• • •
A FINE DEYFLrar of CONFEOFIONEat.—
The drmand for sweFtmeats al war increase as the
holiday draw . near. George W. enklns,:eio. 1037
Spring Gercen street, displays a choice assortment of
Bed-lams, Caramels. French Seereta,(Endy it^..
•e. which are excealt , sly attractive. Be haa.also, at
6.1 times, Foreign Fruita. Nuts„.Alatonda.liorAllm•
l'reserved Obiger,Byrups • An. • .. •
C. C. DlTsation - 'Jo., Merobaat Tailors,'
loth street below Chestnut are now closing ont their
entire stock or Imported. OLOTHet AND .13A.58/-
ERRS, MADE TO ORDER In the Eiteat styles.
SILVER' PLATED, hundred
I a amount of .Patriit Spout Ice Pitcher .
sale In lota to suit, at the maumiacturing fistao-
IL-lament of • - . . •
FRED. .LEILIFItELD, 233 South Fifth street.
F. 0: ILEXES, Supt.
'lubricative steam ensine,pack hag.--for terms, see
arch eO., phis. and 26 dey at new York.
GENTLEMEN, if you want a pair of boots
uitunlP for the coming season, go to Win. H. uelwig,
53i''Arch street, one aoor below. Sixth, there you win
all dtfferent styles of boots at a very reasonable
Gum sole boota, very durable.
, . Cork sole boots. dltrerentatyl4a. •
Quilted soled b wta, very gJorl.
Boys' boots and shoes stems on hand and made to
olasr
Gum soles put on old boots
HESITATE!
PAUSE!
It' ELECT:
' nousarm & WILSON,
. •
BROWN STONE CL OTHING HALL.
ELEGANT WITS
.608
FOB ND 605 ORESTPUT 8 EMMET
, GBRTLEM EN
YOUTHS;
BOYS, •
MILITARY MEN,
&c., &c., &c., &c., &c.,
THE FIRST SNOW.—We have had the first
snow of the season, and it Is welcomed with all the
z tt that raw things give us, and like most other
things. It loses its attractions w he.. we get. too much
o‘ it. The only new thing that we. think of at preseat
that bas not lost its attractiveness, is the One Price
:otbing House of CharlesSt•ices '& Co., under the
Ci minental;that bas the continual freshness of novelty
a ways about it,
MISSES' HATS,
Children's Hata,
OAS.FORDS' Continental Hotel
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Brldel Presents.
Presents for your wife.
Presents for your Daughter
In the Style ors
Flue set of Furs
CHAS OAKP F O7 I 3 2 e B2l t g r S es
Under the Continental Hotel.
DEAIItrESS, BLINDNESS AND Ca.TalitaH.—
J Isaacs, M. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear, treat
V! diseases appertsin ng to the above members with
the
ble
so os e t success, Testimonials from the most re ,
arces In th city can be seen at his office, No.
5' Pine street. The medical faculty are invited to sc.
mossy their patients, aehe ' , SA had no secrets In hit
• .:cties. Artificial byes inset No charge Made
f r E xsvuiratton.
AIM •Ptiftliklattal.o.iib
MRS. ANT. B. STEPHENS' NEW HOAK!
puBLIs ruPT) THIS DAY, AND FOR SALE BY
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHIGIS,
.I* , 0. 306 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
THE SOLDIER'S ORPHAN 1 By Sirs. Ann 6,
• tephrns. Put/ or of "Fashion and Famine." C ost
pleie in one lark e duodecimo volume. Price ft 50 in
paper 'or St (0 in cloth.
MRS AI% .W S. STEPHEN'S'S OTFrKR WORK 1 .
The bold SO Mary Derwe ..... .41 50
Scent r trriggem 1 5.1 Fashion and Pa•Li e... ISO
'1 be Wife's • sejTha Old Himestead 150
Ti e tojected Wife 1 501 The Rehm..
so
I box ears in paper covecover.or in cloth at 00 each.
THE NAT, riNAL COOK BOOK. By a 1....dy of Phi•
LIC drib la. a Practlcal Housewife, sad anther , if the
Save A. 11," This is tne best aad most Prac •
tical Cook Sr ok_for getet al use ever issued. It 1x by
lady of Philadelphia, who has proved every re.
celpt, at ter own table fr on her own kitchen. t•ora.
plete in one large duodecimo volume, bound in cloth.
Price Two Dollars.
0 A EA' C GA. An Indian Tale of Frontier Life. A
ruebury of 17e7. Complete in one large duodecimo
volume. Pri e, 11 So in pisper or t• 2 Oo ln cloth,
.110 E AND 13 S LAWS The Laws and Practic
of the game of r. ochre. By a Prolersor, a member of
the Furore Club of Wasuington. D C.. which Club
have adopted (tag their test-boor. One vOlame,cloth.
Price Onk•Dollar
7sk (.X.OIKICANI BROTHERS. By Alexander Du
mas. author of he Count of Monte Cristo,'
"lhi es Guardemen." "Twenty Years After"
• Bragelonne," etc. Being Lomas' Great Dramatic
3-tontr.ni e Complete in one large octavo volume.
Price Fifty Cents.
Copies of any or all of the above popular books will
be FEDI to ary one free of postage, on rec-lpt ot price.
Address all orders for any books at all, to the Pub-
ISA3ers,
T. 33 PETERSON & aROTEfFsRS,
306 Cheat - nut street Ph4adelntda. Pa.,
Ard they will recclve promptattentlou.
Se/1C for one of tur new and full catalogues. [n027.31
_ _
WANTS.
./aA N iCTIVE BUSINESS MAW. with a few thou
rand dollars, whites to secure au INTER ICS V,
tte Ist of January: In some reliable Martufacto•lvg or
Giber business, where Ms services could be made
available.
one but those baying a business that will boar the
oh seat rerutinv need enso er Address "CONFIDE.Y•
71.5. L," Boa t4es Poet Office... 11.02.7.2 ,rpa
I.OLUM WANTED aq SALEAMiN In a
Brat-class Retail Stationery Store. c ituat .11 per
t:Li:went. Uneri - etrionable refe.enma required. affi
drt ED J. S. 8., BULLETIN Office. ne27-it•
sa WANTED-A, FURNISRED BOL:4E
C. H MIIIttiLEID, •
No. 2 5 ealltll SIX4II street.
A : - SA ‘) •A. C:
a Store, or for an,y other basic& or tru3t by a
ilusiaonhy man, well recomn ended by the hes.
tnsiness men of the city, address H. D., Dux 1497,
P. 0., Philadelphia. no2l 6trpt
AYOUNG COLORED MAN WI3EUE4 A SITUA-
I`Pao as Coaelman or Porter to a Store. Best of
re'erences Apply, to 1240 ,NIERVINE street, below
THOM P - ON. nota ttrpf
I[ATANTvD—AS bRECLAL C &P1.T.4.1. from FOP
V • to 00 OtO,to continue and e , ,tend the manarao•
tro log interest of a Jobbing Home, well established
.1-utilehnt evidence will be fornished to prove tins a
deeirabl. investment Address with read names,
J. J..80x 168, Philadelphia P. 0. noe,tf.rpf
IWEGAL NOTIC!g!;o,
IN THE ORPIIANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF ...DELPHIA.—Ftato of
A ei,ED C. BURR, died-The pRi Won of NI. , rgaret
Burr, widow of skid decelent. with appraliement or
property elet.crd to be retained tinder Act, of Ap. 11 :4
A 8.51 bast eon tiled and will be ano-oced by ,he ; hurt
on SAI UEDA 1 , December 8, 1868. notes, exm , ptioas
are fllto there - o. 1:4430. M. CONARROS, -
-r027-W.r.noZt. Attorney Cur Widow.
BLAirinrrs,
BEDDING
AND
FEATHER WAREHOUSE,
TENTH SI REEL',
BELOW &BEE.
Feather Beds, 'stem,
Pillows, Matress of all
kinds; Blankets, Ooiniort
ables, Counterpanes,
Spring Beds,- Spring Cots,
Ir. n Bedsteads, Cushions,
and all other articles In
that line of • msiness.
AMOS HiLLEo.BS,
No. 44 North
.TENTH ist=
Below
BLANKETS.
THE HARRISON BOILER A SAFE STEAM
BOILER.-
- -
This nem Steam SA :combines essential
vantages EN ABSOLUTE.AFETY 'FROM EXPLOSION Inad
lint coat and cyst ot repairs durability, economy of
mel. facility of cleaning and transportation, not pea
seated by any other b.uler.
lt is formed
eight combinati externaltron hollow
spberes—tach g Inches in ehameter, and
three eighths of an inch thick, connected by curved
necks,and rebate machine th e nmadeits,held together by
wtcught-iron bolts smth caps at ends. the form is
the strongtst known; its strength to resist internal
pressure very great—tmweakened as It is b punehing
or riveting, which lessens the strength of the wrought-
Iron boiler plate about forty per cent e.very boiler is
tested by h' dranlic pressure at lext pounds to the square
tech. Ix CANNOT. BE BURST UNDER ANY PRACTICA
BLE STEAM PRESSURE.
lin& r p esstue wh ch might - Cause rupturein ordin
ary tellers. every joint In this b-comes a safety valve.
leo other steam generator possesses this property of
re,lef under extreme pressure without injury to Itself,
su, d thus preventing (emote..
It is. not anima* , aff tied by corrosion, which so
Soon impairs the strength of the wrought iron boiler,
/t has economy In fuel, equal to the best boilers.
it gets np steam quickly, at d with little fttel—pro
duces super eated steam without separate apparatus,
and Is hot liable to priming or foaming.
It Is easily transported, and may be taken apart so
that no piece teed welsh more t.an eighty pounds. In
difficult places °raceme, the largest bmler may be put
through an otenieg one foot equare. It is readily -
cleaned inside and out. Under ordinary drcumetauces
it is lux free from permanent &push, by blowing the
watirely out under full pressure Once a week.
requireno special ski lin its manegernent. Injured
folio can be renewed wi great facility, as they are
, m in shape end size. eit en renewed the entire
boiler r. mains es good as new. The greater part of the
boiler will never need renewal, unless nqfairty used.
A boiler ran be increased to any extent be simply
adding to its width, and being t them
tire icatio
single term, its strofeh remains same for all Si zes .
It has less weight and takes islet than one-half tee
ground area of the ordinary cylinder boiler, without
belt g increased In height.
Any kind er - fuel MIS 9 be need under this boiler, from
the most expensive, to refuse coal dust.
Over, two h
in
these Where are now In opera,
tien, some of themn the best establishments In this
city. .1 , or descriptive circulars or prices. apply ro
.108EPH .R.A.R.IticON, Harriaon Boiler Works,
Gray's. Ferry road, aejoining if, B. Arsenal, Ptilla,
delphia. nog-lmoi
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN
WATCHEIS AND .JEWELRY.
CLARK & BI DDL
.Jewelers and Eilverimitha;
712 CHESTNUT STREET'
Have now ready. for Bale the most
completeand elegant assortment, which
They have ever offered comprising
evesything usually found in a .TEW2I,I
- establishment, at the
LOWEST CASH . RATES.
no2A to th as idZirpi
- STERLING SILVER
fir'- hianufactured expressly for EBlDAl,Presealti
NEW JEWELRY,
Wedding and Etgagement Ringo.
Old Sete, of PEARL or DIAMOND JEWELRY re•
mounted in modern style.
.
watches and Pocks repaired and adjusted by °Mai
Petent workmen.
All goods warranted of firm quality.
- 3pecial attention given to DIAMONDS.
J. T. Giallagher,
Late of BAILEY & CO.,
.FORMERLY BAILEY & KITCHEEN.
1300 ['HES NUT STREET.
cam a to th-if rp
WROLESALE STOOK
OF
Wateht s. Jewelry and Silver... Plated
"WAR E.
T BE CLOSED OUT
AT RETAIL,
AT A GREAT SAGETFICE.
OSTIIVELV Tr CLOSE BUsiNE , S.
This will 'innd a rare appallingly [Or procuring file
gooD&E AT i LY BELOW THE USUAL PRICES.
WOODWABD, LOVETT & Co.,
712 Chestnut Street*,
SECOND STO•oir,
BAOOND STORY, not-Em rp
ICIrre.I3.IETOT 8c C
Have (Toned their New Store,
S. E. corner Tenth and Chestnut Ste,,
wrr.Er A FULL STOCK. OF
Watches, Jewelry,
silver and Silver Plated Ware,
Fancy Goods, &o.
Their etock being entirely new end relented set h the
nt meet eel*, they Ie 1 eonadent of being able to suit
the taste of those who wish artic es to their line. They
solicit an Linea ton of their tioocle.
fl R. Kr MIEN.
N. RULON , Salesmar
SA_WL K. MITTS. EDWARD P. ADAIR
SILVER-PLATLD WARE.
Smyth & Adair,
pßecTiest, Id ANUFACTEIBRELS
OP
FINE SILVER-PLATED WARE,
HARD AND lESOFT BiETAL,
1834 Chestnut greet,
Opposite U. S. Mint, 2 non..
Factory 35 Dotal' Third Street,
nol•th s to 'atm/ Up stairs,
FOIL RENT,
Ihe Third and Fourth Stories Back,
01 TIM
NEW BULLETIN EMILDINO,
with entrance by a epaulette Han on etiersnutatreet
ano also an euirance on .Tavne sheet.
Far further particulars apply at the
"New Bulletin Building,
607 Chestnut Street
oath,
TO RENT.
'he Seoord Story Book Room of No
607 Ohtotnut Street
APPLY TO
MANDKRI3OI7 & WORRELL,
❑Ol9 tt ON MB PR:FM.II4IM.
CI RENT,
rbe Second and Third Stories, front and back build•
ugs of
No 724 CHESTNUT St•eet.
Also. a part of the first floor. apply - to
LUFFLEL Li AS ECHE AD,
not th a to tf rpp Oa the prentlefo.
g". FOR BALE—lmmediate possesslott.—Thwit
•' Wry NOOkRN DWELLING, repapered and
ted, No 1024 Clinton street; to,s gas. bath, hot and
cold water, water closet &c.; tourt«-n roams. Lot 20
7y 128, to Plr.e street. FOX dt SayEZICY. 11l South
w,.FTE street. 00224t*
41 2- .11 FOR RFNT—FURNISHED ROUSE NEAR
Tercbtleth and Wallace streets, until spring, to
:andly without children. Apply to
JAPEKS 8. SMITH,
31, , A1 Rotate Agent, -
n027-2t* 123 houttt Seventh street.
HAINES' BROS.' PIA NOS.—Im
have dealt in them for 14 years. and
rtrillguarantee each Ifor 5 years. Prices
tenni 11 , 300 tos&O., J. K tiOULD,
n01041,8p Seventh and tlhestnnt.
LIOOP SKIRT 51ANIIIreCTOBV.—Floop Skirts
t.l and Corsets; ready made and made to order; war
ranted or the beat materials. a leo Shine reosared. - -
Mll4 E. Ea.,LEE,
selB-BmrPll 812 Vine street. above 'Eighth.
isAILIKINo WITH .12iipEaaBLE INR, Embroider!
Inc. Bre/din& Rlamp r ing, Lo.
• m o o. TORREY.
Filbert street.
Of all the late Style%
WATOHES
Of the mast Celebrated Makers.
PEARLS. DIAMONDS.
and other Precious Stones.
--PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27.1866
infiguratiot of Low-Prices
AT .IaIErrA.ILA.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL di CO..
rEfrONIXES, 70BEIKEd3 and airS.ILIKEVI-
No. 727' Cheoitnut
Have made a great
BEDuarroN IN HEIM&
Their stock unrivaled tbr extent. variety and
genera) adaptation to the wants of buyers.
SILKS, • ,
MOIRE ANTIQUEt3,
SHAWLS,
0 7 0 L A VE KIN TS Gs .
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 JAINEs,
BLACK ALPACAS )
WHITE ALPACAS,
COLORED ALPACAS,
WHITE REPS,
BLACK REPS, -
COLORED REPS,
FRENCH CHINTZES,
DAM ASKS AND DIAPERS,
TOWELS AND NAPKINS,
DOYLIES AND TABLE COVERS,
COUNTERPANES,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
BL AN KETS,
BLANKETS,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
MOURNING GOODS.
JAS. IL CAMPBELL & CO.,
non LAI
No 727 Ohestnut, Street.
REDUOTION.
MISSES. TICORNHILL & BURNS,
1208 CHESTNUT STREET,
Pave this day marked down the prizes of their entire
Wbite Goods,
Embroideries,
Etalmorals, &c.
hey offer great Inducements to loarchaaersofgOodsfor
1 HE HOLIDAYS.
Pine Comets at $2 00 a Pair.
13024-e,tiotot
JA,b. it CAMPBELL & CO.,
No. 72 Chestnut Street,
In addition to their great reduction in
DRY GOODS,
Have organized a CHEAP DEPARTMENT for the
eshilution and eale of EXTRAORDINARY BAR.
CI SINS EN
DRESS GOODS.
This feature of their establishment will commend
Merl f to the favorable consideration of the public,
no2e et r.
J. H. OLIVER.
n 026 t j il rpi
no3•lmzD
NEW 'MILLINERY STORE.--M. E. MASON
&00.. IaIeOHESIMIT Street. will keep con
' stardly on band a large assortment of the
latest stles Winter Millinery. They also sell Bonnet
mate, tals ofall kinds. consisting of Velvets, itblons,
Flowers Feathers,tiats arid Frame+ which will be
sold at low pal •eis Please rail and examine before
purchasing 1316 CRESTNIIT street. non me'
LEEDOM & SHAW,
Wholesale sad Retail
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
Sao A.. it cn. swo t
Just received by Steamer,an invoice anew and hand•
some designs of OEOBSLEY'g ENGLISH TAPES.
Tftlitli, entirely new, for this market. Also, %hill as.
sortment of DRUG3ETEI in all widths, ben Bmrpi
isaata l - STEONdc 00:'S - PIATIVOS. och
BAINRS BROS.' PIANOS.
Irrlnsutho.N & mums CABINET
080
I May at J. B. GOULDlS,Beventb, do Cheatant. nict,tiBp
*OETta.II. DUX 604111114
GOOl)S._
1,; e i/1/1 Ikl DI :ill
WOOD & OARY,
725 Chestnut St, eet.
BONNRTs AND HAMS,
Latest Styles.
Every variety of
BONNE, mATESSALS
AND
TRTMM MG&
thilirkalltbitl.
CLOTHING'.
.
•
Old t a b lijsh e
oNil CE PRI
. • .
Pracia
Ileady.3tade Clotliing Rouge,
604 MARKEI.STREET above Sixth
Stockond one or the largest and beat ' unsorted
cee o n f ha
Beady made Clothing in the Country—at
g i n vds very reasonable.- Also a kuindsoniellne o f
for Onto= Work.. "
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR.
612 OBEESTNUT STREET,
Has now the BALL AND WINTYR Wraffs and s
complete assortment of
FALL 'ABB , WINTER 090 BL
CLOTHES equal or su peri or to those of any other
Firstollias Tailoring fttablishment, atMil
prices. batiafadlon guarantee& Pattern Clo to
show the new and prevalent styles for the 11
of custom:a% and public,
Waal DNA
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
with greatly increased faculties, and a large corps of
flrst•cutes workmen, are news/manta/sing a
LARGE STOOK OF
LOOKING GLASSES,
guaranteed the BEgT FRENCH PLATES ONLT OR
bit/ baLE. and would call attention to their daily aug
menting AlioullTill.b..NT as IIai.EQUALED ano at:
WRY MOD/IRATE PRICES.
EARLE'' GALLERIES,
no:; 816 CHESTNUT STREET.
ILN IS BLit% 01U.t.•.
INCORPORATED 1855—OFFICE OP TEM DELA
WALE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCLE COM
PAZ,Y.—Parkansmnue. N ovember 1.1 1856.
The ollowing statement of the affairs Odle Com
pany Is published in conformity with a provision of Ma
barter:
PREMIUMS RECEIVED from November I, ISES, to
°ember 31,1866 :
On Maria e and Inland .131.417.3) 64
0n.........................._........133,691.79
Frei:alumna on Paellas not
marked off November 1,18E15......
PRFAITURS MARKED OFF as earned from No
vember 1.1665. to October 31.1656;
On Marine and Inland Rtaka...—..11554.159
On Fire Risks 122+,93.1 12
SALM. 99
interePt daring the same period—
a
LOESES, FvPICSBES, ac., during the year Mor n
as alvce
Marine and Inland :Navigation
64
Fire Losses .... .--...--.. 82,897 Si
Iteturn 40,5:N 79
. . Z 4.614 81
agency thatgeti,
PriLting. Sa . 33357 99
•Tan en-- U. 15, TSX on — cren.icuma,
Policy btanaps, 16,570 10
Expenses.—.--..—.------- 14,079 12.
$.578,170 28
11.92,669 44
•This Is exclusive of the amount reserved for Taxes
on .I.ividenas and Profit&
AE.Sr.'IS OF THE COMPANY
November 1, lse.6.
1100,000 United States Five per cent.
Loan. 1871 1114,000 00
IVI,OOO tinned States Six per cent. Loan,
1881 ' 136,500 00
530,0:10 Vatted States 7 - slu" per Cent.
Loan Treaury Notes_ _ 211500 00
125,00 City of Pbtladertmla Six per cent.
Loan (expmptad...._ „„„.„. 00
610(0 State of .PennaYlVartia — sax Per
cent. Loan.. .. 54,703 CO
46,000 State of Penns ylvania Five per
cent. Loan.— . . 44,620 00
50.000 State of New Jersey Six per
Loan . 50,750 00
5%000 PennsylValiiiiiiiErl3a7
Mortgage 6 per cent. Bonds -- 83,500 00
ZOO Pennsyl‘arths Kadin:ond Second
Mortgage 6 per cent. Bond_ 24250 00
M,COO Western Pennsylvania Railroad
six per cet.t. Bonds (Penns. R.
R. guarantee`- 20,750 00
.V,OOO State of •Pe_nuesseenve cent.
Loan... 16,000 00
7,C00 State of Te n ness ee Sck-per cent.
15,1300 300 shares
Gas Company, principal and in
terest guarantk ed by the city
of Philadelphia— . 15,000 00
7,150 143 shares stock Pennsylvania
Railroad C0mpany......_..... ..._:. 8,2.% 25
5,010 100 'hares stock 'roan Pennsylva
nia. Railroad
*MAO 60 shares stock Philadelphia - and
• Soutaern Mail Steamship 00m.
patt
195,900 loans y
on Bonds and Mortgage,
first liens on city property...—. 195,000 00
11.045 Carl
• ar. Marketcalae.„_ .,,,,.,,,,„, p,p;p,m 75
Cost, 1.1,0a),552 05
Real Estate.—.
Itin4 Receivable for Insurances —...-...
Balance due at Agencies—Premiums on
Atbrlne kvllcies—accrued Intere , t and
other debts due the Company_________ Ans ss
Perin and Stock of sundry Insurance and
other Companies, 15,173. Estimated value '2,930 00
- .7a.h in Bank...-.- --et-11,M 26
" InDrawer • • 447 34
•Thb being a new
the market valve : enterprise,
tho
Par I°
sl'4'Y7meti.l 56
aten
Pranansmprtra:Nov.l-1,1866:
The Poard of Directors have this day
_declartd a
Casa DiVIDEM of RIGEL V PER CENT. on the
CAPITA L STOCK, and SIX PER. CENT. Interest on
the SCRIP of the Osmpany, payable on and after tha
let December proximo, free Of National and State
Taxex.
Thei have also declared a BOMP DIVIDEND of
NvEriTY ERB DEBT. on the E&RNSD PRE6.II
- Id for they ear ending October 31, 1866, (..V.rtLficatee
wh , th will be hailed to the •parties enticed to the
same on and after the let December proximo, free of
Notional and !State Taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP CERTTRI.
CATES OF PEOFD of the Company, for the year
1852, be rt deemed in CASH, at the office of the Com. -
piny, on and after the let 'December proximo, all in
terest thereon to cease on that day.
do certificate of projte usual under 111. At as Act
Incomotition, "no certificate shalt issue unless
ciaimed Within two years after the declaration qf the
dividend wherec, it is evidence."
'f homes C. Hand, I !Samuel E. Stokes,
John C. Davie.!Henry Sloan,
Edmund A. Sender. William G. Boulton,
Theophilus Panlding, Edward Darlington,
John B. Penrose, H. /epee' Brooke,
James Tragnalr, Edward Lafourc.ade,
Henry C. Dallett, Jacob I'. Jones, "
James C. Hand. James B. EPParland,
Wm. C Ludwig, Joshua P. Eyre.
tow h /I. Seal, spencer M.' ilvalue.
George O. Leiner, John B. Semple, Pittab'gh,
ugh Craig, B Berger, Pittsburgh,
John D. Taylor, 0, T. Morgan, Pittsburgh,
THOMAS 0. HA.ND, President,
JOHN C. DAVI* Vice President.
HENRY Lvt,Buntr, Secretary Bahl 12t,rp,
rtOMPO'
iIETID CHARCOAL PISCUIT,
FOB DISPBPSIA.
- These are composed of Fine Willow Charcoal, ate.,
Jr, the-form of Bran Waters by which medicines
hitherto disagreeable are rendered p easant and pal
al able. Thext wilt prove to be a valuable remedy for
Heartburn, Wkterbrash. Acidity Nausea , Bructations,
Constipation and other forms of Indigestion. Persons
sufferh g from fetid breath will lind them an admirable
corrective.
Prt pared only by JAMES T 1 saneq, ApothecarY,
S. W. corner BROAD and SPRUCE, streets, Thlbtaft,
Sold also by
F. Brown, Fifth and Chestnut.
C. R. Keeney, Sixteenth and A.tch.
Ambrose Smith, Broad and Chestnut.
George C. Bower, Sixth and Vine.
D. L. Stackhunge. tighth and Green. -
C. t timers, ififeenth and Spruce.
Murphy dr. Bro., Locust street.
B. C. Blair's sons 800 Walnut.
B. Thomas. 19A1Pine.
Ellis, Son Co, Seventh and Market.
Johnston, Holloway do Cowden, -
And dragrets generally.
IMEW TURREY RIM vES—Landln_o and for 'sole
.1 by JOs. B. BUBILER & CO., /08 isontblitelptwaye
avenue.
CHRONIC DISEASES TREATED
WDiccrEt
HILi a W. BECKWITH'S
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
, No. 1220 WALNUT STIMET.
For the benefit of those Proposing to undertake Nita
Weal treatment for disease, we give in the fellowlag
lat a few of toe more prominent and most common,
complaints met with in our practice, in all of which
we are moat succeeslui. - .IN NEARLY ALL OASES
Olp
CHRONIC DISEASE XLECTBICITY IS A SUER REMEDY
AND IN ALL CASES .BELSEPIC/AL, PEOPEBLY
PLIED. Those - therefore, afflicted wits complaint*
not here enumerated need have no hesitation in tip.
plyit g, and whother only BELIEF on A PERMANENT
CUBE can be effected, they .witl receive replies accord.
Inlay. All conanitatlons free.
swepay, Chorea, or St. Vitus' Dance. Parch idly
emPlegla), Neuralgia. Hyste la. Nervousness, Pal
pitation of we Heart, Lock-Jaw; etc.
2. Sore Throat, Dysy&pla, Diarrbcea, DysenteM Ob
stinate constipation, morrholds or Piles, Bilious,
Flatulent and Painter's Colic, and all affections of the
Liver and Spleen.
8. Catarrh, coUgh, Influenza. Asthma
.(wliett not
caused by organic diseases of the heart). Bronchitis,
pleurisy; pleagodynia, or Bheamati.Lt of the Malt,
Consumption in the early stages.
Gravel.:Diabetes, and KidaeY mPlatrits. Imp°.
tence and Sere inal Weaknesa. The latter complaints
never fan to yield rapidly to this treatment.
5. Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, stiff Neck, Spinal
unoratnre.Thp Diseases. Cancers, Tumors (those hat
named always cured without pain, or cutting, 01 piss.
tern, in anyfor 132.)
6. Verona Complaints. Involving a mal-position, ss
Prolapans, Antraverelon, B.etroveraion,Lnflammatlon.
Ulceration. and various other affections of the Womb
and Ovaries.
Mrs. BECEWITH has the Ladies' Department tra
der her own cane and supervision.
REFERYNCE9.—GenI A. S. Fleasonton, 916 Spruce
at.; W. B. Smith, lOU Hanover st. ; George Douglass,
Fifth st., above Chestnut; J. W. Bradley, 68 North
Fourth - St.; Robert Work, et North Third st ; Col. T.W.
Sweeney, Walnut, beloW Eighth; Geo Evans, Arch
et., be/ONYLAtr..Reica/ZS Third and Chestnut; Ed.
3lticL: he, or this city. A. r teasonten, Louts, Mo.:
Ja - ccb.Vandegrift, Odestsa, Del R. A. Semple, Mount
Holly, N X., with very many others.
Physicians or students desiring to rave Instruction
in the correct application of Electricity for the care of
diseases can apply at the office.
Ccnsalta ion free. illescriptive circulars of cans
effec• ed, with numerous references, can be had toy ap
plication at the Office. or by letter. WE HAVE NO
FOl. NECTION WHATEVER WITH ANY OTHER.
CI RICA L OFFICE IN THIS OE AN Y OPECEE
CITY.
All letters addressed to
D$ 8. W. BECHWITII,
Igo. WALNUP Street.
oe22,s,tn,th.3mxPl
ELI crrn.ierrlr
WM CURE the most obstinate, long stan(ling diseases
when atlministe;ed by
CBS. GALLOWAY, W till E &BOLLES
TEE OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE -1
=DUAL XLECTMLIANS,
S. E. cnr. Walnut and Thirteenth SO.
Twenty Thousat d persons have been successfaillf
treated by us. Read certificates of important cures in
"Press" and "Telegraph." Mrs. Prof Boli«a gives her
spec.al attention to the Female Department of tne
la
atitutlon. Curesguaranteed Consultation free.
N. R—Playsiclaus and Students can enter at any
time for a lull course of instruction in this Great Dis
covery in the healing art. Our former Students, who
now practice our old system, are espec,ally invited to
call and become instructed in our late and important
discoveries, so that they may learn how to cure more
diseases, and in a much less time than by the old sys
tem. Persons who have tried Electricity and failed in
getting cured are especially invited to call. as we have
cured many obstinate diseases alter - being treated
electrically by others in this city, without any benefit,
An interesting pamphlet mailed free of charge. NO
SEOCES Gi EN.
V 42 4C2 43
x6,96} 47
1,019.4 ti 90
BOORS AND THE MOST IMPROVED INSTRU
MENTS PIOINisELED.
nag th s tu am Spl
e:,717 m
LADIES' FANCYFURS.
.11 - 4DEEN FA.R.FMR,A.
No, 718 Arch et, above 7th.,
At his old established Store,
TM:PORTER, ISARI7PA.CTURRII and DEALRR
FANCY _FURS
FOR
Ladies and Children: •
My assortment of Fancy Furs ibr Ladles and MS•
dren is now complete. embracing every variety that
will be worn during the coming Beast=
Remember the name and number.
JOHN FARKIRA,
No. 71g ARCH Street, above Seventh.
I bare no partner or connection with any other atom
in tae city. OC2O a &nth=
LADIES' FANCY FURS
A. K. & F. K. WOMBAT%
- 417 Arch St.,
HAVE NOW OPEN
A Full Assortment of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS
Aiso a great variety or
FANOY
Cariage and Sleigh Robes.
-0,0:11. 00
36.000 00
217,337 23
NEW LACE CURTAINS.
The subscribers have noir in stock, and are really
ng from the late Auction Sales in ffew York,
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
from ordinory to rich style.
FRENCH LACE CURTAINS,
From the lowest bo the hlshest onelity; some of thiat
THE RICHEST MADE.
VESTIBULE LACE,
MARRO/ 1 D MUSLIN CURTAINS,
JACQUARD
And Crutain Muslin* in great variety.
Sheppard, Van Hailingen & Arrison,
1008 Chestnut street.
ce.s-th eta tutf rpf
A FEW SELECT PUPILS CAN SECURE TUITION
11. upon the Pl'AlslO, by a ESAY. whose PrOnoienioy aa
a perfotzeter, and whose abilitg to Impart Inatrantion Its
testified to by some oaths highest Ilvlogatitherity.- por
In interview. address Minna at this ()Mee. non.,
ip l
• - MONEY-TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED
4 le - porr DIAMONDS, WA. - roggs, zimr„,
ILLRY, PLATE, CLOTHING, Itai at •
_, _ „ma Rs sat. CO '8 - -
OLP ESTABLISHED „, LOAN Of OE.
corner of THERM , and GAsHILL 'Strom* - -
- , •
Detour Lombard .% - '
- IC - B.—, DIAMONDS, .74.ZUCEIS,.MINVELRY.
GUNS.. .' o.,
, -now isAtz 44- -
EHHAEYABLY • LOW MUMS.
„ , , _ .
MEDICAL.
i WM tiig
CURTAINS.
US cAL.
`ao2~lm,~„ ` , .