BUSINESS NOTIOES. VICTIMS OF PHOI'OORAPHY.• - Bt is a mournful tale for thickens, Ent, in the land of Bright and Dickens, One single photographing mart, In slsingvaper for that art, Consuming two thousand eggs each day, And Wall England, the Same way. Bin million chicks, 'gig undeistood; Are yearly thus nipped in the bud; While we unfeathered bipeds call. So theerftilly, at Toweraall; lwa Sava Good serviceable Over oafs as low . Nz BO Biwa %French Beaver Overcasts cp t 0...... And at/ th's intervenW grades. • • nasill Rood Ortuintere suits as tote aa " 15 ee Finest .Freneh CassUnere suits up ..... And au intervening Cie• • Ws SAVE Good Black Suits, as low "Inert .French _ Mack Batts up Arid ad intervening grades. Ws short, the largest i best assorteil, and most complete Jock tg Men's, Youth's. arid Boys' Clothing, in .Thdadelphia—eguat to any fit the oitV, in style. make and Tit, comprising at/ kinds, Ades, sizes and giiaiities; adapted to - the wants of ad, and sold at tower Prices than the lowest elsewhere, or the money refunded. BEBNYTT & 00 , Waif weeliZmElv"faAND TOWER HALL:. BIZ= 166% 516 MARXET BuidET. air 411 our prices are • than for several years. B. B. B.—BADWAY'S DRAM' Pogrxtrm,—TOEE used on all occasions of path or sudden sickness. Im mediate relief and consequent cure Om the ailments and diseases .prescribed, la what the ItERIPE guaran tees to perform. • its motto is plaint and , systematic: It sea - noels, cure! There is no other remedy, no other Lontaxmr, no kind of Pent-armiant, that wilt *beck pain so suddenly and so sattsfactorlly as BAD WAY'S „BRADY IMLIHP. It has been thoroughlyteited• ht the workshop and to the field, m the counting-room and at the forge, among civilians and soldlers,in the parlor and in the hospital, throughout all the varied climes of the earth, and one general verdict has come home: 'The - moment Badwava Beady Pellets applied exurnally. or taken inwardly. according to dtrectiont, PAIN, from whatever cause, ceases to exist!" Use no othEr kind for SPRAINs or Btraws, er SCALDS, Or Curs, csAyers, Br.unats, or STRAINS. It Is excellent for (usthaisis, liosttlllTO-BITES, also STINGS or Pot sat: ors INSRCTS. It Is unparalleled ror burr STROKEs, Air oPLEXT, ItillrumATism. TOOTHACHE, Tic 'DOLou. RIME, 119FLAIERATroN OF THE STOMACH BOWELS, /I.IDNIEEs, Good for almost everyaing, Ito family thould be w ithout it. Fellow dim ons and a speedy - one be effected. sold by Druggists. Price 80-cents per bottle.) oinoKzEuira ruzaos IN EUROPE.—SANS WIN BULOW, the crest German Pianist, by letters tr ii .Ma ri d from Europe, Proposes to play only the G PIANOS during his concert tour in tati United States. W. H. DUTTON, *04411 No. 914 Cituretraut street. PIANOS. GEO. STEOK & 00'S. cele..t: TANGS. P162.70f3. brated•Planos. for sale ONLY P IANOS. P/AMOD. by 4. B. COULD , PIANOS. Seventh and estnnt. in A C e H d IC by HEIRING GRAND FIANO w n Scarnbatd, the great Pianhr Europe, at Florence, Ita/y, was fdausidered imperlor in all respecla to the instruments DI /Moeda °odds Heard, hitherto regarded as the best la the world. New Booms Vl4 CHIETNIIT street. • sed2l2 W. H. DIMON vinOILIIIIERAING GRAND P1A1908. / m —The Pew Scale Chlckering Grand Pianos axe acknowledged the beet In Ragland, Germany and Italy. Notice the great testi monials received from Europe in Angola ism. msg. Mama collection Of these inaterunenta. CR1C11111411413 BOOMS 914 CH.ESTNUT DIPITOPI. STREW. 0c5411 W. H. CABINET ORGANS. Tbese bon:din:ll Instrtunenta CABINET ORGANS. azo made ONLY by M.A.SoN CtAMENET ORGANS. HAMLIN, and for sale in Phttadelpbla, only-by J. E. GOULD, Seventh and Chestnut. opIiTILE alum am.ING URBIGHT It m PIANOS. possess quality of tone and amount of• power next to the Grand Piano, and are particularly adapted to the Parlor, the Boudoir or the study. These beautiful Instra• manta, in great variety, at the Chickering Booms, 914 Chestnut street. oc26tf N. H. DUTTON. i m MEYER'S NEWLY IMPROVED CBES- IaINT SCALE OPE:ESTRUS° PIANOS. Acknowledged tote the beat. London Prize Medal and Highest Awards in America received. MEL0.D.E02713 .D.E02713 AND SBcOND.HAND PIANOS. oclAw,sm.Bm Warerooms, 722 4krch at., below SQL EINDT. .31AriZ'S (FORMERLY WITH telnway) unsurpassed PIANOS, at mune• rate prices. Marshall & Mittaner's powerful Manus. others for. Zs. s. SCUERZER, n023f,m,w430 525 Arch Street. imORGANS, HECIADEONB, EVICRim STYLE.—The oeleorated Gem Organ Immense assortmenUvery_low Priem *PIANO ROOMS. W. H. DIITrON, =Mtn No. 914 Chestnut street. . ://' : : ri - SON PlANOS.€even octaves; charming tone; guaranteed dnratelity; very tow price. 914 CKBEI'a BTBEET. Pll,llOB. •ICAUTDS BRO'S. elegant instruments PIANOS. and ,moderate in price, I have dealt in for PIADIOS, fourteen -years, • and give a nve years' saarantee with each. J. E. GOULD. Seventh and Chestnut. Ii II DIZO saes au mOlDiliVil WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1866. ,sar To-morrow being the day Teeom ,mende&by the .President of the:United States and the •Governor of Pennsyl. vania, to be observed as Thanksgiving Day, the BuT.T.vpm Office will be closed and no paper will be issued. THANKSGIVING. Thursday, November 29th, has been recommended by the President of the United States, and the Executives of most of the States, to be observed as a day of Thanksgiving, Praiseand Prayer. The old-fashioned New England institu lion, of Puritan origin, h l as thus become national. &laving received the -formal official -sanction of a President who is a iisoutherner, and now especially popular among Southerners, much of the old sectional .prejudice against it Is wiped .out, and the observance of the festival will probably be more wide-spread than it has ever been before. There are many , causes for thankful ness among the American people, this year. The harvests have generally been abundant. A threatened pestilence has been arrested. Peace has been pre served at home and with foreigit powers. Commerce, manufactures, mining, and all branches of industry have prospered. The nation has recovered greatly from the losses and -distresses occasioned by a fearful civil war, and in spite of many adverse circumstances, has attained a degree.of prosperity and repose that as tonished foreigners, and that sho aid make our people feel that they are peculiarly favored by the Almighty. The Minis ters of the various denominations will, doubtless, impress all these points upon their hearers to-morrow; and while offering thanks for all the divine mercies, will pray that the people may become more and more deserving of them. 111E.FEWIADir OITTBRE&H. The destltitches by the Atlantic cables, yesterday and to-day, speak of a "serious outbreak" of the Fenians of Ireland; of troops being sent thither, and of gun boats being despatched to various Irish ports. The journals all allude to the matter as a rebellion that must be "stamped out," and • they use other ex pressions indicating very serious alarm throughout the United Kingdom. But no facts are transmitted concerning the nature or the locality; of the outbreak, and everything is, consequently, left to conjecture. • If this is a well -organized revolt of any considerable proportion of the Irish peo ple against the misrule of - England, it will certainly excite much sympathy among Um? Irislunen ha this country, and a good deal among the native-born citizens, who feel that England has little claim upon their good feeling. The - Fenians have, at any mte, chosenn-the right place, this time; for their attempt to liberate Ire land, and it is to be hoped that they are not acting without full preparation and thorough calculation of their gown strength, as compared with that of the British authorities. But there have been BO many calamitous failures to throw off. British rule in Ireland, that more light is needdd upon, the present enterprise before , any thing can be pre 'dieted concerning . ..its result. The daily despatches by the cables will be looked for with interest; but as they all come through English sources they cannot always be relied on as telling the whole truth. •'THE WORK OF A •THOUSAND HEN FOR FOUR TEAKS - - This inscription; placed prominently. upon the new railroad bridge across the Susquehanna .at Havre de Grace, very pithily tells the story of what combined labor, capital and energy can accom plish when stimulated by enter Prise. Through all the toil of sinking dams building masses of masonry in the bed of the river, constructing mighty abut ments, and rearing the ultimate super structure, the enterprise has gone for ward from,its beginning to its comple tion, and "the work of a thousand men for four years" was superior to all the difficulties to be contended with, and competent to cope with ice in winter, with floods in the spring and , fall, and with the disheartening wreck and ruin of the tornado of last summer. But this work by no means forms an isolated instance of what labor and capital can perform, and it only attracts special attention be cause it is one of the latest of their achievements. There are thousands of evidences upon all sides of what man is equal to in the way of labor and enter prise, and among these is the fact that California now has ten thousand men employed in smoothing her way to the valley of the Mississippi through the Rocky Mountains, and she confidently expects to have the great task completed within a period of four years from the time it was commenced. During four years of war hundreds of thousands of men were engaged in the work of destruction. They were not only not employed in creating wealth, and in adding to the prosperity or the happiness of mankind; but they were busy in destroying what had been produced with much toil and great cost. When it is brought prominently to no tice what tens of thousands of men can perform in the material advancement of the country, within . a period equal to that during which the war lasted, the wickedness of a rebellion, that could thus retard the progress of the nation, is more fully appreciated. The simplein seription on the bridge at Havre de Grace has more significance, as bearing upon the advancement of mankind than, the "Soldiers: forty centuries look down upon you!" of the first Napoleon. W. H. DIIITON THE STAR-SHOWER. The agents who yesterday made up the despatches by the Scotia, at New York, were at fault in making no men tion of the meteoric shower in Great Britain. It really occurred on the night of the 13th of November, as reported in the New York _Herald of the 15th, which paper was as ,prompt Lt publishing an account of it as were the London morn ing papers. The cable and the steamer despatchemeport so many facts of small importance, that it is surprising that an event of ISO much interest to the general public, as well as to the scientific world, should have been suffered to pass with out notice. The Herald has the credit of being the exclusive organ of the stars for the Western continent. The recur* rence of the star-shower at the very time predicted shows that science is making steady progress, , and that what hashere tofore been regarded as only an Irregular and eccentric phenomenon, has already become' one of close calculation. CARL WOLFSORN.—This earnest and zea lous artist and student announces a series of pianoforte matinees, introductory to an other course in which he proposes to illus trate the history of the litratu.re of the in strument so dear to all,w ether rich or poor; for there is scarcely a house in our country where a piano does not form one of the pro minent pieces of furniture in parlor or study. All other instruments, speaking in a general way without descending to de tails, were as near perfection at the date of their invention as they are et this day, with the lapse, in some cases, of hundreds of years; but the piano has advanced steadily frhm a "day of small beginnings" to a pe riod of magnificent proportions, in ex tension of compass and in power of sonorousness. The Grand piano of 1866 is a wonderful progress , since the clavichord, Spinet -or oembale of 1717, which called forth the works of the Scarlattis, Halide's and Bache of that date. How interesting to compare the fctgato, con trapuntal contrivances of those early bat noble masters, with the thundering, alnost orchestral combinations of Beethoven, Li'szt, and their noble army of confreres, whose works now grace the music-stands of connoisseurs and dilettanti, and are as familiar as household words. All this is fore-shadowed in the prospectus of Mr, Wolfsohn, and we believe he will have many interested and animated hearers of his descriptive course. He has secured the assistance of Herr Pollak, an excellent Baritone from the Royal Opera, Dresden. Mr. Carl Roese will assist as accompanist. The first concert comes off on Friday at 4i P. M. at the Foyer. LIGHT ON THE ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF MAN.—The successful laying of the cable is not the only important event of this cen. fury. John Smith Dye alleges that he has made the important sliscovery of the true cause of the different stuukie of complexion WEE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PffTLADELPTIT A, WEDNESDAY. YOVEMBER 28,1866 seen among the •various-mces of- mem ,Efe delivered an interesting lecture on this sub ject, at the Assembly Building, last Monday evening,' illustrated by diagrams and paint ings. His theory finds' many supporters. Dr. Newton; Professor Of Surger3r in the Eclectic Medical College of New York, in • a letter to Mr. Dye, dated November 18, 1866, remarks: ".. 1 1+6 yen, Sir, now belongs the credit of fully explaining this, wonderful mystery, with proofs and arguments, that not only carry conviction with ahem, bat place the subject beyond controversy." He repeats the lecture lo.:mOrrow evening, at Washington Hallo IiAwDEL AND ;H&YDN CONCEIM-0111' readers should remember that the first of the Handel and Haydn concerts this season will be given on Thursday evening, Decetn 6 ber 18, and secure their tio3kete early:fre pSrations have been Made by this - popular society to render their present series the most brilliant they have ever given. Season ti3kets, which may be had at .Trumpler's, Seventh and Chestnut streets, .are sealing rapidly. • Extensive Sales of Real Estate on Decem ber stb, 12th, 19th and 21st, by James A. Freeman, Auctioneer. Our readere will observe the extensive auction ad. vertisementa of properties to be sold during December, by or der of the Orphans' Court. Executors and others. FALB Dxoreatzza Ems, includes the estates of Warn xebenson, dec. seed ;B. J. Woods, deceased. Ann Mc- G"igan, deceased, with valuable tracts of land,inays Ferry road. SALB I)B.CNXBAN 12Tir includes the estates of Afar. parer .Hall; deceased; Thomas McGuigan, deceased; Gatuigher mlnon, and Lciper zainorsovith other pro perties. . z DXCZND3EII 19TH. includes the estates of B. If 'Lee deceased; Peter Boveudt, deceased; &unmet P. Marks, deceased, _David B. Brown, deceased. with a number of other prop. riles. Balm Dacintinat 21sT, on the premises, by order of t• the rphana' Court, :the estate of Marin airemmmes, deceased—Valuable Factory, Fourth and Healey atr eels . Nineteenth Ward. The Machinery will be sold immediately after the Real Estate FuLL.nxecarprinste in ADVERTISING cora:nuts ON BIM HAND LAST PABE4. • Large Sale Valuable Beal t,e. Messrs. Thomaa & Sony sale, on, Tuesday Eet n a ext, will include estates of John R. fileff and M. S. Williams, valuable lot, ComsTle VT Hum; Master street, Twenty second street, and three dwellings. Bbarawood street; estate of J. E. Smith, two dwellings elgth, above - new street; valnaole Waimea star a, No. se Straw. berry street; valuable farm, U warm Montgomery county; estate of Powell Stack house, valuable Iron foundry. craven street, between IlAce and Vineetreeta. Also dwellings, Borth Tenth: nine dwellings. Sansom street and Moravian street; sigh: ground rents, two dwellings, liaverford atree , Wnartoa street Cheater street, &c,. &c. Valuable stable, Sus and 6t7 Weaver street. • I 4 GE SALEM 11TH AND liens DEcumns.a.—Eme gamphiet catalogues • Orphans' tkiurtßales—Valuable 110(111.1one to sale Ist h December. anonon Noilog-nale of Boons and Shot*. Philip Ford & Co., Auctioneers. will sell at their store, No. 606 Market street, n Friday morning, November SO, commencing at ten o'clock. a large and desirable assortment of Boots. Shoes, Brogans, &c, To which the attention of buyers is WWI. w t t HAINES BROS.' PlANOS—Moderate In price, and sold with five years' gnarantee. 3. E. GOULD, none-K.lp/ SEVENTH and OHIiI:STN ST. Q TAT/WAXILY —.LErrzws, u.er .NIP avrn E.ll PAP 82313. KEIVELOPE3, BLANK .1300118, and every repleite In the Stationary Una. telling at Lb* llama* In J. ILDO'WNINGII Station... Store. I :1 • ii: :1 SiNo .4: naa ohnos.nairr and 213 Loai r loV r ainsr. Mechanics of every branch reqtared for housebolin hag and fltilzug promptly tarnished. .17234SimuT, Q41.11.1JE.L W. 1.141.NA11,...N0. 11l South SEVENTH street, Pbiladelphla, PLUMBER. GAS and -TEAM PTITEE. Work done promptly and In the beer manner. Pampa. Gaa natures, and all material used In the trnalnesa farnialied. 0c1741m4p1 NAIL riTYLA /LAM. TEM. H. McC11.1,16 YislAnd Cap Braporiam. sel•ltaa 8(34 OH.EBTNUT 8111827' WARBURTON, BABRIONABLIC RATTER, 420 Chestnut sel3-1,,414 Next dOOMPoet office. BWBPAPER ADVBRTIBING.—.IOI - , 008 & CO N. E. corner of FIFTH & CaBSTNET Strews Philadelphia, and TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York, areiscenra tbr the BonLwow and tbr the News papers of the whole country. - 11174mrpi .70T. 008 * CO. 600 4:l ‘ BIFFITH I & FAUN., 600 600 ARCH STREET. Howe Furnlaklng G4ods, Oates, Skates, 49 E .INI;RTIITINTEP alrYcY. 49 IIN, WOOD, WILLOW zi Malting WARE, SAFEeh SETTLE TABLES and CLOTHES WRINGERS.- HOLIDAY GOODS. nog 3m IV THOS W, POST, Agent. OOPERA GLASSES, Fine . Opera Glasses, made by M. ItABDOII, o Pari Imported and for sale only by C. W. A. TRITISIPLEB, oc2o-ip,tf Seventh end Cbsatnnt Streets. AD. P JoNis, W.v.TemPLE, Jour LicßEasos JONES, TEMPLE & CO., WHOLEFALE AND RETIL PAT MANUFACTURERS, South NINT A H stseet, tint store above Chestnut. oa-cr ftbBISTMAS IS COMTNO: THE DAYS ARE V short and few; prepare yourself ; resort early in the day and get your PhotOgraph made at REIMER'S, Stand. street, above Green. Six Card or one large Picture V. GRIDDLitI3 AND BAKE PLATES—A variety of alma at Iron and Soapstone (the latter do not re. Wye to be greased), and various kinds of Cake urnera and Pans, at TRIJMAN & SHAW'S. N 0.835 (Eight Thirty-five) Market street. below Ninth, BARGAINS -1-/ IN VEEP PINE RE lL BLACK 6.110. W. vocath. csAir,rimor LACE VEILS No. 1016 CIIEBTNUT STREET. Invites the attention of h l monomers to the closing a out of aetock of very tine al Laco Veils, at the for. lowing sacrifice: Veins wort from VD to VS, fbr 1.7 53; Veils worth from $3O to $415 for aitt some extra floe Veils worth from 460 to $9O. for VS; some lower cost Veils put in at same reductit 71. The reduction Is in good faith, with a view of closing out th e lot in a few days. noV3 tdrp. IkTOTIOB.--The firm of BITBDIM & WOOTTIEN is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. El; P. Bur diet will continue the business of the late firm in man. ufacturing and selling Blacking at PO. 713 Jayne at. R. hi Woollen will settle the firm business. It; r 3. P. BITRDICP. BAIL WOOLTEN.. rzir THE ORPBANB' COURT FOR THE CITY J. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELHI&.—Entate of HENRY GRAB GER, dec'd —The auditor appointed by . the court to audit, settle and adjust the account of 'REBER/CRS A UNE Administrator of wad .131 state, and to report distribution of the balance In the hands of-the accountant, will meet the patties interested for the p rpoSp Of his appolhammt, on MONDA.Y. Dec. 17.1866; at 3 o'clock P. M.. at his Office. No. 113 Eouth METH street, In the city ofFhLiadelphia. WIC L DENNiS, n028.w.f,m.3t* Auditor. : tl II I • : • • I NinoN in. manufacturing cers and the public, that he is now e c. bleken Salad and dressing errapin. In his accustomed superior Orderst the old stand. aPI South TWELWTH street. for Din ners and Suppers shou.d be left early in the day, lt* • TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OP PHI.I ADELPHIA— thr rnatttr of the petition of JAMES RAMLLTON O'BEI.nNE. prat log the court to order satisfaction of a mortgage executed by Ann Forbes to Henry Naglee, Jacob Nagle° and Janes Taylor, dated Mama 2d, 1167, ) ecorr ed in Mortgage Book X. No. 3, page 99, for £3OO, on certain pr' rubies in toe • Twenty , tirat Ward, Phila delphia, situatecn Township Line road and Eleventh street, containing 1n acres st , d 92 square perches of land. Septtn:b the 6. Be It remembered tam on wenty•fourth day of Novemher, A. D. Ises,on motion of Edward S. Harlan, attorney or pel it ion er. the Court ordered the sheriff to l i tle ei g en tle , e er onz i e d I n w o e n e e ir Lob fo n u e r w p rks 1 1 , r t t i al h .L w e l s Pr Ilaoelphia, requiring the legal representatives of the eald Henry 1% aglee, Jacob Bogies and James Taylor, to appear In raid Court. on Saturday, December 22d, next at 10 a. M. to show cause why the prayer Of said petitiore,- , could not be granted. . Certlfled.by , T. O. WBBB, n028•W,4t1 Pro Prothonotary. ROCE.HILL& WILSON 603 and 605 Chestnut Street: FALL & WINTER IN GREAT VARIETY. FINE _CLOTHING HOUSE, OVEROQATS CLOT HI:N FINEST• DELHESA RESINS THE OBOICREST BRAND IN TEE WORLD. NEW SEEDLESS RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON SWEEP CIDER AND PURE SPICES FOR MINCE MEAT. ROBERT BLACK, and CITENINcT Sta. no27•t+ Cor. MG es , •MARKET /8-, e a , NINTH. Ilk,""c' 7 4)* EiTONE OBICATLY ENLABOIED—THE WORK COMPL,M3I--NOW liataDY EVA BUSINEXB, IN CLOAK AND IsHA.WL KOOK. RISTORI JACKETS. ASTRAKHAN SACQIJES. BINA DONNA SACQUES. GORED CIRCLES. Cloak s Made to Order, AND ENGAGED TO PLEASE nole im wths surrm oe NINE ROOMS, Carpeted and Elegantly Fimished COMPLETE AB PARLORS AID CHAMBER& GEO, J. UMW, LACY & 00. 1301 and 1303 Chestnut Street. nomito Skates, Bkate& riOOPER & CONARD, NINTH AND MARX T, Have completed the addition to their Store. which, being now nearly three times ha foetal size. with im proved appearance and a ranch better.light, will take favorable rank with list-class houses .for the sale of Family Dry Goods. They announce having just purchased largely at panic auction sales, of French and other dress fabrics, and will sell these and their entire large STOCK of Dress Sniffs, at a reduc ion of about 1111. y per cent. from recent prices, which makes the larger part of It aimaa as cheap as the old gold rates. They invite attention to the following: POPLINS AND id:KRINOrS. "Lupin's" fabrics from yesterday's sale. Plain all-wool Poplin Reps 11. Mode colors all-wool Poplin Reps, finer goods, $1 25. 50 plea s Lupin's heaviest Poplin Reps, $1 Z. Plaid Poplins, all•wool, all new, $l, 51 25 mid $1 50. Lupin's French Eferinoes, $l, $1 10 and $1 25. 69 pieces French Merinoes all colors, medium to finest grades, prices $t to $1 60. $1 fbr Lupin's Velour Reps. $1 for Lupin's Silk Armnre Figured Reps. French Plain and Plaid 811 k-faced Poplins. BLACK DRESS GOODS COUNTER. Black French Poplins, $1 to 52 25. Black French hierinoes, ill 10 top 75, Black French Delaines, 50 to 68 cents. Black French do. double width, 87c- to $l. Black French Tamise. $1 25 up. Black Canton Cloth, f 1 to 51 23. Black Alpena, 40 to 65 cents. Black Lustrous Mohatra, 75 to $1 25. Black Shawls,'lllack Silks, Black Prints. DWAINE AND PRINT COUNTER. These goods all much reduced. Merrimack, Sprague and Cocheco Print& French and English Wrapper Prints. Lupin's Atiction Lots, Delaines, 50 and 56 cents. Lupin's Double Width do., 75 to 41 25. Balmoral Skirts, to 510 00. LADIES' Cl' .OAXINGS. Finest French Clcakings froM auctlop. Fancy Cloakings, at low prices: Staple Cloaking's, Mammoth Stock. Castorines, Aattto bans, Velours. Chinchillas, Froated Beavers, &c. 6-4 Goods for Business Salts. "Btu es," and other Cassimeres, 6 4 bealFrench Black Doeskins. 6'4 Mat French Black Beavers, Tricots, ' CLOAK AND SHAWL ROUM. RISTORI SHAPE SACQUEB. All the NEW SHAPES CLOAKS. ORDERED CLOAKS MADE PROMPTLY. GREAT BARGAINS IN BROCHE SHAWLS, $2O, op. . BLACK TBIBET LO NQ SHAWLS, bes; Goods is to 117., DADRA It SHAWLS, ZEPHYR SHAWLS. MIDDLESEX - LONG SHAWLS. BLARKET AND WILT ROOM. Blankets by the pair or case. Marseliles Qui/hi, direct fromlmporters. Alhambra Qs Uns, all the lam szi to $ 5. Honey Comb and other Quilts. COOPER At CONABD, • Ninth and Market. n024,9,1D,W,4p ROCKHILL &MUM 603 and 605 Chestnut Street, Foreign anctDomestie Fabrics Made to Order, Reasonable, Serviceable DART , OP YOUR IN nuance and Patronage ,Cht In the Beet WOW matte with care and - ele• Isom ettitehie for' the War robe of sow Gentle. WANAMAKER AND BROWN, Sixth Mreet.-from NU• Yet to Minor , Street. Fine Clothing House, and Fashionable. PUBLIC NOTICE. To-MOttIELOW BEING THANSFIGIV.IDIG- DAY, Our Store Will Not Be Open. EDWIN HALL l & CO., No. 28 S. Second St. 9 =SE EDWIN SUCCESSOR TO aOB. WANE, COAL YARD S N. B. car Broad and Filbert Sts, PRELADELPHLL Lehigh, sehtrykill and Blacksmiths' Coal always on hand, of the best qualities and lowest Price% no2s.w f.mant CHOICE PAEAN STIVETAIrIi ",CHRIST," by Tborwalsdem, s;SITGIIT AND MORNING." "PALL AND VIRCILSIA." "PROSPRRISE." "lIESCE AND WAIL" - With o . ther fine sable" and. Brra of "LincoM." "Scott ' "Shakespeare,. "Byron, "Dante." "Pe trarch," etc., etc., selected with meat care, In Earope, by one of the firm. FARR & BROTHER , DEPORTEES. 324 CHESTNUT STREET. Below Fourth, nolfrfmwSt rpf HOSIERY) GLOVES. • UNDERWEAR GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS, ETC., THE LAD:MET VARIETY. AT JOHN C. ARRISGN'S • 3 Nos. 1 and .3 N. Sixth Street,' PHILADELPHIA. SHIRTS ! SHIRTS ! SHIRTS! Jr. C. A. Also continues to make his "IMPROVED PATTERN BILIRDLe .116rA Perfect tit guaranteed. girOne trial is sufficient to establish their strperi. only over all ethers. earn ro FINE ALMERIA. GRAPES, 75 cents per peund. Etavana Oranges, FRESH CANTELOUPES. PEACRER, TOMATOES, CORN. YEAR, MUSH ROOMS. ASPARAGUS. DATES, WRITS CLOVES RONEY. NEW RAIKENIS, CORRARII3, CITRON. FIGS IR SMALL BOXES. ROBERT DONNELL & SON, SOO Walnut Street. noNtf gra alab FOR. I-1 A.V.A.N . A., Tim:Stearnahlp HIINDRICK n - ureoN, Howes, Hea ter, will sail for Havana on Saturday Slornirg, December Ist, At o'clock. For North A Helaware skve7ne. Passage to Havana, $5O. no1:1-30 rot THE LARGE ITO= OF TRUNKS. BAGS. &C., AT NO. 70S CHESTNUT STREET, Selling oat at cost to close the bastossa _ BROWN tit MAGEE. norAnorpi , No. 718 car k ersur Street. T LIST.—on the evening of the 27th, In going from the I atdemy of Music to Fifteenth and Cneatnnt, an lndi Scarf The finder Will be suitably rewarded by eharning same to 139 North Fifteenth street. it* 1.866 a "Og . ' get Shave and Hilrcat t Nopp's Balnon Han and Whis kers dyed: shave and Bath 30 cta. Re. 125 Baclutnge Place. ' GP) G. C.HOPP. PH PH FRAMER t "WHOLES &LE OR RR tail, at REIKEIPI3 Looking Mass and Picture Frame Emporium, Arch street, east ofSeveuth. L'oLDING POCKET LANTERN'S, which have a place for =stales and an extr- supply of tapers. and occupy so small a space as to be conveniently carried lF the polcet, sue for sale by TRUBUIN SHAW _ i No. &i 5 (Eight Thirty-flue) Market street , below )Ninth. DELAY NOT IF YOU WANT F411 , 43111LS MIAs presents lifealze Photographs In Oil. made at M. REIMIIII'S Gallery. CI Arch street - , Six Card or one large Photograph el. m a/ - THE SCHOMACSER PIANCK—The Scuomacker Manufacturing Cbmpany, hay ing lareely increased their facilities, and caving fitted up, a beautiful Wareroom in the pre mises No. 1103 CHESTNUT street. are prepared to supply at once all demands for theirjastly celebrated imitt uments., Mr. .11. C. SCHOMACRMR. son ohe veteran founder of tbelumsehas returned from hl 3 two years' t mar oraong the manufacturers of the Continent, and has added Ms experience -to the reeourcee of the es• tabliehment. Be has charge of the Salesroom, No. 1103 Chestnut street, and,wilh able assiAtants,devotes his entire time to the attention of business Vialtoll4 Pianos to rent, and repaired equal to new. Pianos also sold on installments. Tuning also Wended to. • SCHOSEACIKEEt 3Stu'O. CO., ntZ•6trpi . 1103 Chestnut street. ImMASON & HAMLIN CABINET OR. GA_ ,ZIB from $75 upwarda. Only at GOULD'S, SEVENTH and CHESTNUT. n01041',4p/ WRITTEN AND VERBAL .13 AV'S* titre of character. with advicebusiness, ES°RIP t health, education, etc., givendd ° lyby at Nu. 722 chestnut sta. ' l. • eet. noi&w.eanBmr ROCKIIILL & WILSON FINE 01 , 0111330 HOUSE, Coachmen's Coats. Coachmen's Coats. HUNTING 00ATS. HUNTING COAT% COTTON. GODS. lAOW PRICES. . We are now selling our entire stock. 61' goods . at prices to snit the recent heavy decline, ald In very' army chime of geode we ar4, far below the•presents wholesaleinices. BLEACHED idIIBLINIEL 830. 741Wanteutts, 88c. Si Waresutta, 85c. ' 4y Amoiskeag, A, Firlic, 4-i Bay Wills, 813-4 c. 4-11717 ea, 81.54 c. 4-4 Cow quality. 28c. 44 hi ew rsey Mae 26c. 36-inch Waltham; X, 24c and % Mtudins; from 13 to 2Dc. UNBLEACHED M 1181,1618... Fine qualities, at 14,16, 20c, • 4-4 'Very heavy. at 22c. 4-4 .Extra heavy, at 23c. 4 4 yine and heavy , at 26c. CANTON FLANNEL& Heavy Unbleached, at 25c. Better 'Unbleached, at 280. Very Heavy Unblesc.hed, at 31e. Extra wide and Wavy, at 873.4 and 407. Bleached, at 25, 31. 3;34, 40, LOC. CAISCOES. Fast Colors, good qualities, at 12144 Best 250 Prints reauced to 20c. DRESS 0.40D5. 40 inch wide all-wool Plaid Merinoes, at 60c., Coat 345. Doable width an-wool Cashmeres, at 87e., Cast 75c. Double-width all-wr.ol Primed Quitunera, at 75c, cost $1 30. Ds üble-widtb Plaid Poll de Chevres, 87c., cast Ric. Ane great varlets of other Drms Goods, at from 50 to 75 PER CENT. BEDUCAOH From fotiner prices H. STEEL & SON, Nos. 713 and 715 North Tenth St. INDIA SHAWLS. INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS,. INDIA SCARFS. GEO. FRYER, No. 916 CHESTNUT ST. Invites the attentlon of purchasers to Ms elegant stcolr of Real India Shawls and Maris at very moderate. prices. • nom.= ip VANKIRK & CO.. No. 912 Arch Street.. MANUFACTORY AT PRABICFORD, PHILADL We would respectfully call the attention of our friends and the public ceneraliv, to our choice and. elegant awortrrent Of GILT and BEtORZIO CHAN DELIERS end GAB PlETlTRElS;corstantty on hand, all of limn of the very I..t.at and Blitirr DESIGNS. also a fine selection at PORTABLE, with FANCY CILENIA, PORCILAIN and other BRADRS, to snit purchasers. A. fine and cheice selection of 1., - 6:: a st. gm's= STATUA.ITY„ CARD RECRI •. • ANTIQUE VABEEI, INK STANDS, THERM. Zr" always on band at very ressonableprices. We would invite those who are sell/one of procuring. any of the above enumerated articles, to call at our store before rnrchasing elsewhere. and examine our assortment, feeling tor fldent that they will be favora bly imprersed with the abstracter of our goods. OUR PRICES ARE REAbONA 13LE, and the work in all cues guaranteed to give satisfaction to the pur chaser. W it—Particular anent= paid to the renewing of old work. nog 4131-rp/ vaznumi. a ca. NEW igersoL6 PEI Mien-Mr ROUTE. To the South and Fouthwest, VIA THE Philadelpbia, Wilmington and Balti more and Delaware Railroad, To Crisfield, Md., thence by Steamers of the Great Southern Inland Navigation Company to Norfalk.Va, TI e philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail road Company a•e prepared to over inducements to shippers of nouthern and Southwestern freights which rave tot been afforded heretofore by any other line. Through Bills of Lading given to all prominent South ern points. Por farther information apply to CHABLBS E. WILLIS, Agent, Broad and Wtohington Avenue•. ()Fiala:RA E. DILE ES, Agent, No. 411 Chestnut street. CHARLES K. IDE, Master of Transportation, not;-tf rpf P.. W. and B. R. B. JUST RACEME!), Our Fall Invoices of RHINE WEIN& H. & A. C. VAN BEM WINE MERCHANTS, 1310 Chestnut street. su29wemarn4p Wholesale Cotton Yarn Commission, Warehouse.. R. T. WHITE & CO., lifaunfaeturer's Agents for the sale of Cotton Warps arldp s heln 'Karns, all numbers, Hosiery Yarns , in tthe Skein or C op, Cotton Linen and Woolen Carpet Chain, Jute Filling for Venetian Carr•ete.