Daily evening bulletin., December 06, 1866, Image 3

„ ThK Gettystarg Battle-field.’
Gettysbubg, Deo, 4.—General Meade has
addressed aß|iHtereeUDg letter,"fo . the com- r
pxny ImviDg charge of the watering' place, :
of establishment :on the'
prie' tivti' 1 5 f »» (^ t u ysbur S- of, which the
McPherson is President. The
10 “$WWS«o,extrttbt8Trcmit:'
necessary for me to t : assure,
j-on of the deep interest I take in,every pro
jectyv-hich looks to preserving i the naemo
.tfUSffie&fc-. battle, which daily grows
toimpomnce from the momentous results*
wmcb, it is now: seen, flowed directly
from it,
The plan of building a hotel’Where hot
only viators to the battle-field canvbe pro
perly cared for, but alsoTiavin| fhend van
tage of themedicalspringftotnwhichthoae
wounded in battle . may receive, back the
health and strength they lost in their coun
trysservice.seems tometobeaneminently
proper one, and receives therefor my most
cordial approbation.
“The consideration that this hotel and
groiioas will be monumental, and so con
structed as to preserve the memories and in
cidentsoft be battle, adds greatly to the in
terest I take in the Success of'your plan,
and I shall be very'glad to do anything in
my. power, to advance your views and re
commend your project to the loyal and
patriotic.”
-Appointments In the Sew: Regiments—
Jrhe Military Peace Establishment.
General Orders, No. 92, War Department,
-A.. G. 0., November 23, 1866 (just issued),
the designation and organiza
of regiments by which the military peaoe
establishment is increased and fixed bv the
act of July 28,1866. The provisions of the
order are in accordance with the condition
of the army on, and are of effect from, the
21st day of December, 1866. ,
The two additional regiments of cavalry
composed of white men, will be the 7th and
the field officers of which are
as follows: -
♦c.«t« C t Il r®i CaV i Sl^7"'Colonel ' Andrew k/- Smlth;l*ien
tenant Colonel, George A. Cos tar; Major, Alfred Glhbq
( U, e e e MC ) iri Btatlon 0f 'Militaryjfwuion of
Eightn Cavalry—Colonel, John I.Gregg; Lieutenant
wm I n 1 ’^l5 10I ? a ' a ■ De y lll: Ma J° ra WffifhimWe “a
JbfpSifil “ (SM E 0le) - station; .Military Divtaiono/
„The two additional regiments of cavalry, oomoosed
•of colored men, will be the Nlnth and Tenth P
ineiite, the field officers of which are as follows*'
y —Colonel. Edward Hatch;lTeut“nant
-1 Wesley Merritt; Majors A. J, Alexander
ISlf. G6orge A ' FolBytb - StBtlon ' De!
thellimo'ar/ fcee Djte) ' Slatlon ’ bivlaion of
.’to-.ten oldxemments of infantry will retain their
designation. The first battalions of the three battalion
i3u ?' iitb >
The following »re the field officers:
- Eleventh Infantry-Colonel, Wm; S Eetchnm-
HaBt^ lßnt ' Colonel ' ®° bert s * Granger; Major, Dantei
Twelfth Infantry-Colonel, Christopher C. Anenr*
E!MS t r£‘ one1 ’ Geo ‘ W.Wallace^hgjor.H^
_ Thirteenth Infantry-Colonel, Isaac V.D Beeve
-CmSw?” Qeorg ® 4POWWS Major, Wml
Fourteenth Infantry-Colonel, Chas, 8. Lovell* iten
tenanbColonei, Henry D. Wailenrmjor. Le’wi c.
Fifteenth Infantry—Colonel, O* L, Shepard- ijent«n- : !
ant-Colonel, Jnllos Hayden; Major w-m.V' w..—?
Sixteenth Infantry—GolonelTcCßlblßW T
-ant-colonel, G. B. Giddings- Major,T.G Pitched
aipointedColonel 44thBegimentV.BC) C&Br( “ nce
Seventeenth,Cnfkntry—oolonel. 8. p. Helhtzelman-
Lieutenant-Colonel, A. Donbleday; MalorP
Piyraptrm(sincedecased). - N°s--P* w. L.,
battalions of the same regiments will, unde*
organization, become xeapectively the aith
2lat, 22d.23d i 24tM,>2J;1», 26tb, 27th and 28th reirimenta n$
infaHtyy , the field officers of which are as follows •
Twentieth Infanirj—Oolonel,-Frederick Steele: ifon
l* S/WatWns;
T wenty&rst Trifentry—Colonel, George Stoneman •
Lieutenant-Colonel (see note); MajorTo Wondr iff ’
Twenty-aecond lnfantry—Colonel, Diasmlfiev
ftee not ®l*‘ Major, Hiram Dser. ‘ i
Twenty-thirdJnfantry—CJolonel, J. C Davi* * n* n
tentobColonel, G. Cootl MaJor. L. H. Wrahall’ ¥ eu '
lnfamry—Colonel. A. CJQlii*in* j
A.Anies; Major, N. a. M.Dad- i
Twenty-fifth Infantry—Colonel, Gordon Grsnver-
Lleutenant-Colonel, E. Upson: Major. P.T SwavnS
Twenty-sixth- Hffintry* CotaneßiJ. J. Beyiroldl;
Lieutenant-ColODei, (see note,) Major, I. O Bootes
Twenty-seventh Imantry-Colonel J.e?Smith
lieutenant Colonel, (see note,) a B. Woods latnS
appointed lieutenant-colonel Thiity-third lnfentrv? 06
Twenty elghth Infantry-Colonel, c. Bt Smith
ahb%T ant Uolonel ' Bomeyn B. Ayres; M^ir/a.c*
The 3d battalions of the same regiment will under
the new organization, become the 29 th, soth, 31st teo
" 33d, 34th, 35th, 86th and - 37th regiments, the field* ofil!
-nerajof which ate as follows: ela om
Twenty-ninth -Infantry—Colonel O. B.' 'Wilrov
lieutenant Colonel (see note);Majer Lyman Bfaseii’
Thirtieth Infantry—Colonel J. ID, Stevenson lltu
-tenant Colonel. Jfi, Potter, Major, B. iffi 1 *"
i Thirty first Infentry-Ctolonel. Begis <ie Trobriand
tlolpnel, B. N. Bowerman; Major IN. q!
Ti irtyeecond Infiantry—Colonel, T. L. Crittenden
9®‘T n ten Major, Garden Chapin*.
Tblftr-thnd Infantry Colonel, Thomas H. Ba
wiikiM at€Dant ' Colo> e ', 0l *• Wools; Major j. d.
Thirty-iourth Inihotry-Colonel (seenote), llenten-
W. P. Carlin.
Thirty-fifth Gbas. Griffin- lien.
terantColonel, J. H WUson; Major J.S Mmo’o
Tiuny slxtij Infantry—Colonel. John Gihhnn * r ion
tens-nt-Colonel (sea note); Major, W. H. lewis? ’ 11611
T hirty-seventh Infantry—Colonel, George W. Gettv-
Blent nant-Colonel, J, B. Brooke; Major, JT. H. Potter I
• (since appointed lieutenant-colonel 30ih infantry)
The lour regiments of Infantry to be comSbsednf
color* ll te the 3sth, 39 th, loth and regh
S^aMK:'™ 6 fi6li ofth^refl.
Thirty-eighth Infantry-Colonel, W. B. Hazen
°nel * Cnvler . Grover l Major, hS^C*.
Thirty ninth Irifiantry—Col. J.A.Mower; lieutenant.
-Colonel, F. Wheaton; Major (see note) - I
Fortieth Infantry—Colonel, N. A. Mlles-Lientenant. I
•Colo^^WzHinks: Major, C. E. Ctomp bn. .
Forty-firat Infantry—Colonel (see note): lieutenant- I
Colonel (see no e); Msjor, G. W. Schofield. ' “ I
The four regiments of infantry to be officered bv
wounded offlcers'and soldiers Of volonteersand of the
army will be the Ferty second. Forty-third I
Forty fourth and Sorty-fifih-Beglments of InfanSV
Forty-third Infantry (V. B. C.)-Celonel, J.C. Bohln- I
3on: lieutenant Colonel, J. B. Klddo; Major; M. 3D.
natOlDg. . • I
latently (V: B. Thomas
1' Trotte? I,leutenalll - CoioD<;1 ' A. S. Webb; Major?!? I
Forty-fifth In&ntry -(V/ Bi- Oj-Colohel* Wager I
UVo?' B.F 1 Sb WlO " 1 * 060186 A *
,po^««»^r^ fttecoioß^H
J t l?Dnv?i- J i'-> Ql ® on A 9 vi J ' Grlffln ; lo -G- Grange?' U, I
!nris 12* Wi £> Hazen: 13. J,X Grafc 14 a n -1
HirV-u.’- Vjf* 4 ? owe G 16 , T. J. Crlttenffifn? 17,'ja*E I
B!Clu(8t 38. JiiTiliGjDOlilß: 15, B< Hi Grierson* 9/1 w I
Swayne; 21, N. A. MPes; 22,0. B. WficoiValj n‘aZ: -
venson; 24, J. E. Smith; 25hT\ H.Boger M* p B r£ I
Trobriand, 27. E Hatch; 28, C. H. SmSm* Pl E< De
„Promotions Inthe-Nlnth and Tenth : Begiments nf I
CavalrywiU be made asin other relimenufftoe ca?- f
Ttofom regiments of Veteran Beserye Corns Infen I
try wjll be rcgarded asa distinct arm.mdnrombStaS !
-therein regulated accordingly. promotions I (
Officers not receiving ordera with their letters nfVm. I I
pointments will, with their acceptance, report bv letter I
Adjutant General for lnstroctione? 5 7 J i
LAofa.—ln the order ate recorded the appointment, J
•of those neld officers mhj who have notified the I
-Adjntant-General’spfflceol their acceptance.! 60 “ 6 J
Arrival and Steamers
empa rsoic. «o* u n '
o®>is- JJondon...New York
Kangaroo -..JUverpooL..New York „"..Nov 17
AragtS?™.. .u..„....JEtavre..J!few Yort.„.rr..Nov 21
America.... York... jsrov.' 21
"Cityofßaltiniore.lilverx)OOl...New York. Nov 21
-G&gow-New York. Nov* 21
-fj- Ojvid -Liverpool—Portland.™ JSTov. 22
*“°P e -- --•■••—...-Havre-New York... „.Nov. 22
, 2;r Sou t l i ain P toll - :New York—. Nov. 27
-Liverpool-New York.... ..Nov. 28
MnSvfen -Liverpool-New Y0rk.™.......N0v. 28
Moravian.- .-LlveiTwoL.Fonlandr.—......JSov. 29
_ ■ • _ TODHPAHT.
Tonawanda....PhiladelphS?.eavannah. _ Dee. 8
Stars and Btripes-PhUad'iljHavma^ 1 * ““"ffin
Xgg-Llverpooi-JDe& 15
H ChannSy—.—New York—Asffinwffil.r "“"**"iDeS 18 I
Kangaroo... .New YorkjSavSnSil “■"““SSS' fi
Sootta.—... JSew YorfcTuvSSSl *"" '"-*nS* w
Wm Penn——-New York-London? 1 o2?ii
■ Guiding star....« New York...m?SSX;-;-" t “g“- i
Arago— —.......New York...Havre..—^? aS* i
JAMIB TRADE——
o °w»-
: BeportelS?to^S3’^ l £?E^mli i r Bulletin.
ENG.—Bark Balta»ara, Wilsou— 4a
ch Ejajona.gaa . coal .O GummV; 90 e&akßalk&li 40-do
blcbgpowoers£ Morris Wain & C 6; 80 casis'' bicbe
powders 56 do hydro sulphate BodaS&'W Welsh.; 2ou
Kegs bi c*rb sooa 20 pfega-nadBß Powers & 'Weightuian:
5 magneßia W M witebb: 238 ck'S soda asb order; 500
kees bi carb soda Gready & Keefe.
> M A LA GA—Brig.Xiafie 5A , Kate, 13,900 boxes
bunch and layer raisins 34t0 h&lf boxes do SiOO Quarter
do lfiCO frails do ICO frabs Ivica almonds 200 bxs Jordon
do4oo bxslemons Isaac;Jeanes&.Poeslo nigs leads
Morris wain & Co.
! POBT 02 RKILADZLPBIA-llecembeb 1.
St7N Bises, 71011-un Skts, 481 | Hioh Watkb, 1 ll
'iKRfVEtIIJ VSSTEBDAT i
Steamer Ann Elizaißlchards, 21 hourafrom’N'York.
with W-P Clyde & Co. •* ...
Ba»lTißaltabara, P WliBoDi 65days from Newcastle, s
with coal and chemicals to E A loader & Vo. - : • ,
Brig Lizzie & Kate, Fali. 70 days from anAinW w H w
frnit io le&ac Jeanes A Co. - • j - . 11,11 ,
* octoVc » lth
BST' fr °“ Bammare ' with 11 barges
;’ ' . CLEARED YESTERDAY
S & a Si er A C stirnere * Knox, Mow Ydrk, Wm P Clyde
Steamer PPrainklin: Pierson,'Baiuinore.A Groves. Jr
B Horn. tOE <Br^'Coffin ' Gibraltar for orders, C C Van
S <feCX)?' hn S,roup ’ N ®well,Savannah, Blakltton.Graeff
UK r 'Gloucester; " - - -- do
IchJ Shi'PPard. Boston, JB Street.
|55l bmlth, Grace. Boßton,-N V and Sch Coal Co.
&'Co. n ! eal£ott * Rlchnlond, Va. ; Bathban,,
lt?o V S I!^ n jF ow , <!U * Boston: Wanneinaoherico
Mujford, Salem, E B Molford.
A-’sSnd^S New York via WUmlngtop,
Carr ‘ wltb 16 barges tor Baltlmoli^W p
_ MEMOBaNDA r
|£ p rS' h °“ I ?,f" E ' lrto °* bonce at Mobile Sd Inst.
Ith laa ’ Crocker,from Calcatta 3d Ang,atßoston
Sd S ln«.§J?New B Y^ aCob3 ' ClearBd at *** Francisco
f.®yP N<»dly; cleared at Baltlmore'yesterday
dents. 11 Eranclsc0 > with a supply of water for the Oar-
,=? h iP B i Thomaa Harward. Strickland. andPocahon
■“Celanc, were up at. M Orleans 28th nit, for Llver-
Alexandria, Shields, hence at Blehmond
iDstan? 61 Eant€r * Bogers, hence at Providence 4th
J l^SSjS hlm ?"' deut4^Tort
YtrtTe”er A I e S P? 0 ° r ffv r e , )p^ 1 Micten - oleare4at New
,„ a ‘ eßE ) er Mariposa, Quick, cleared at New York yes
terday for New Orleans. "
23d a ult Shawmut ' f- 014 ! bence, remained at Aspinwall
Bark Tamaya (Br), Wait, from Tome, 14th Sept, at
New York yesterday, with copper ore and wood.
Bark Nettle MVrryman. Bollina, cleared at N York
yesterday for Callao-
Brig Nameang, Leask, firom Jacksonville for ton
tevldeo. was seen 29th ult. lat 29 45. lon 71 59. w
Brig Wenonah. York, hence at Portland Ist Inst."
Brigs Annandaie, Banker, and Abby Ellen, Gilmore,
hence at Boston 4ih Inst. '
. Scbr Bacbel Vanaman, Vanaman. 22 days from Mo
bile, at New York yesterday. Had heavy weather
lust and spin sails, and is leaking badly. ' ealner ‘
Schr Trade Wind. Corson, hence at New York yes
terday, with coal, While going np the lower bay la
the morning was ion into by theschrE Edwards car
rying away jlbboom. foretonmast, fore gaff and bnl-
Edwards lost jlbboom, bulwarks, head-
Schr Quickstep. Bichardson, hence for Gloucester.
Eolelstlna s- an(l sailed again on the sd.
?hilrm,?? r T e P wm snnkby colUsion.off theHandkeS
Shoal Lightship, with steamer Concordia, from
SbSS’i Captain and crew saved and
taken to New York by the steamer. The Q registered
135 tons,, new measurement, rated A 2-, was entlt at
ani babed Dom'Boston.
foram^en 0 Nj a ’ HOmer ' cleaie<,,lt Bangor Ist Inst
from Taunton for this
port, emied from Newport 4£b lust.
Fniler, from Boston" for
this port, at New Torn yesterday.
„ ? Edwards, Biackmau, hence for Dorchester.
a?Nei C Yo°i?S?^/ rom eWpot ‘ or UU3 P° rt -«.
„ ? eDj P Beeves, before reported sunk, has been
pumped out, andllee at the wharf, Holmes’HoS
SPECIAL SOTICEB).
~
FIFTEENTH AND WALLACE BTBEKTA
Branch of Natatorldm and Physical Instltuta The
Central Skating Park wiu be open ibr
. public Inspection on
WEDNESDAY,. - THDBSDAY. FBIDAY AND
„ ‘ " SATUBDAY,
ofthepreeent week, ncdtle patrons of the park and
the nubile are respectlully InvUed. . v ““
On Wednesday the ■ , ■
open! ng concerts. On Thursday *ihe*piS™wSl
be lighted with the new Improved gaslight reflectors
andbe open for evening visitors. d&3st^‘.
• ''=s*. THE WOMEN’S FREEDMEtTS RELIEF
*«SY ASSOCIATION have reorganized for their wln
whL.w-m'.S?.? ft* en 10011111 »t 711 SANSOM street,
excepteA* 66 daUy open 110,1110 UU 2 o’clock, Sunday
wSSS 1 ?*! 0 ,? ?“®tly solicit contributions In
“o?k of^lSSaon“ iOnS , ta money “ “**»■ “.ttSf
the'toedmen' 01 tte “huahslon work especially for
_Mib. AUBREY H. SMITH, President.
FBAZBB, Mrs. VU, SriONfl
** rs * J 0& P-aBBISH, Jr , Vice Presidents. no3o €t '
ITS- OFFICE OF THE FBANKFORD AND
PASSENGER RAILWAY
Company, No. 2453 FRANKFoKD Road, Pam.
delphia, December 4,1866.
All persons who are subscribers to or holders of the
of this Company, and wco haYe not yet
paid the second Installment of FIVE DOLLARS tier
SSSiS? m?* a l e bezeb Z notified that the said second
installment-hag been called In, and that they are re
vvmNteYSSsJ?B^! 07 " offica on or hetoM
w iUjKiOBDA y , the 2d day of Janaary next, 1867.
By Beaolntlon of the Board of Directors.
d€o-Hts _ JACOB BINDKB, President
W-" ~
OFFICE OF THE ptttt.a DELPHLA~AN n
MAIL STEAMSHIP COM patcv
> a 314 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE. ’
n^l?^ c Sf S S? leb . ,glve s {•“thy ■ resolution of the
Board of Directors of the above-named Oomoanv
adopted AueustM-h, 1866, the FOURTH and
a potent ot the Capital Stock of eald Company, being
fHIETY PEB CENTUM or SEVENTY-FIVE DOL
Enable at thbfoffice. *» ««
WILLIAM J. MALCOLM,
Treasurer.
OFFICE ,OF “THE KELIANCE INSUB
ITOMPAKY OF PHILADELPHIA,”
icth; a igfi6 VAiI ' UT alreet - PE n.iimr,mT>, November
The•AnnimlMeetlng of the Stockholders or , ‘THls'
INBCBSUCB tOMPAFY OF Pffrr.i.
DELPHIA’ and the Annual Election ot tlilrteenfis)
THOMaSC Se H^ r . V -
CWbhIOE OF THE. PHILADELPHIA AND
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
3U SOUTH DELAWaHE AVENUE.
phia, November Bth, 1886. • .natum.
: STOOKHOLDEBS* NOTHJE'.-Snbscrlbera to the
of the Philadelphia and Sonthem Mall
Steamtblp Company are hereby notified that certifl
cates for.the same are how ready, and will be Issned
from this office in exchaßee for the Installment re
WILLIAM J. MALOOLM,
no9-lmj Secretary and Treasurer*
irs- THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL BANK.
4.1868. - . : 'Tfc
The Annual Election ibr Directors of this Bank will
• at y*? Banking House on TUESDAY,
ei *ri“ , d ? y of January, 1867, between 11 o'clock jL M.
and 2 o’clock P, M. B B. COMEGYS.
.Cashier
PIVIPEBfP NOTICES. ~
ipg», PRNNBYi.yania baHjEoad company
TBEAMJBER’S DEPARTMENT.
November l, 1868.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOT.TTORH, ,
Tbe Board of Directors have this day declared a
S’ ooll PER CENT, on the
Oipital Stock of the Company, clear of National and
Smte taxes, payable on andafter November 80, 1866.
Blank Powers of Attorney lor collecting dividends
argfobe had at the office of theCtompSl, Xol m i
mittii street.
PQ2 30t ’ THOMAS T. FIBTH. Treasurer.
. OFFICE OF THE XlCßinir mAT. xigf>
*ov.aw«f GATION OOMPAISY ’ Philadelphia,
The Board of Managers have this day declared a
“ twcTdollaks
ML?i^, HAI,F PE^.. Sila ? E ’ on the Capital Btocfe or
this Company, payable on demand.dear of Nations 1
aed State taxes. \ SOLOMONBffEPHKRD,
TreaaofPTl __,
HOOP SKIRTS.
628. liATEST*STYxSfjDBT OtJT. 628.
• s yards round* 1
w& s !&^offK 7 Sl» o “ls^ te «3«
ft e «P°lfgS e fe^’S ia 4
enoeiOf every leDgth,aU of "our own make ” whoteS
“d retail and warranted to give sutJafacHon 01a8 “ e
RkSSf 0H low-priced ?New 'lorkinade
Skirts. Plain and Trail, ao springs' flo cents: 2S snrlnn
wirings, *l lO, and 4oeprlngv»l 26. wrings,
Eklrta made to order, altered and repaired.
Call er fiend for Circular ofstyles, sizes and Drlcoa. .-
Manuactoryand BaWooms' '
' K °. 828 Arch Street.' '
—: WM. T. HOPBTua
M
CAXIUS.
siSft«nS^sto?
*«>|* ' ; ,
fHE PAILV EVENING TiII.—PHILADELPHIA .THURSDAY. Smrasr. 6 1866 ,
; JfiNTAi HBWB HJKJHAHa?
TICKET OFFICE 630 CHESTNUT
j REMEMBER THE LITTLE OEEB,
The Destitute and Orphan Children
■ or ocb
i COUNTRY’S DEFENDERS.
■Grand Charitable Fair and Prese»ta
. Hon Festival •
'ln Aid of the Home and School for'the
i Aaiut«pance audiklbcatlou of the
Destitute Children of oar Sol*
i (Iters and Sailors.
An Appeal to the?‘American. People.
® nd Managers of “The Home and
fw??\ £EA5 e Education and Maintenance of the
1 '-PifrVKJSHiHv* 611 ofx> nr Soldiers and Sailors, ear-
sympathy ahd co-operation In oar
ASP 9^^ 15 JfEESENT ATION FESTIVAL.
b£w,i™?° vM r * e wiu ? ua to see “The Home and
School enabled to receive and care for all needv ones
who seek Us shelter and protection. oeoy
=“]■£• Q p SEa 8. GRANT, President.
M 1 P- BALY. Acting President.
Mrs. Maj Gen. J, c. FREMONT. Ist Vice President
Mrs. BOBEBTFORSTEa. 2d Vice President,
hlrs* JOHNB.VOOBHIES, Treasurer
Mrai DAVID HOYT, Secretary.
. Mrs. .WE B.* H ILYiV rr Cor. SscretAnv
Mre.HEBVEY GiIAWT Meiale?
JyJ..VAN DALSEM. Manager. ■ 1 :
FAIB will open‘on l the loth or 'December and
continue two weeks, at the PUBLIC HALL corner of
b §°£D WAY and T W ENTY-THIBD StlixtJfLY. °
To be concluded by the , ■ k '
GBAND PBESEHXATXOHFESTIVAL,
TOBB HKUI.iT. ,
COn?®S.IHSTI (UTK, MEW YOKE,
EVENING, December 221.
TmwA« I Tr.i“'® al \,, d ir epaon . of theoiSobe
atuUencetoaward 1 “
$lOO,OOO IN PRESENTS,
Ie such lawful manner as they may determine. Bor
the Festival tr ere will be lasned - x or
2WM»O TICBETS AT ONE BOLLAB EACH
• . - • . ADJD
200.0C0 PBESESTS B2HNGONE TO SIGE TICKET
■ HtlLDfcn. ;
LIST OF PBEBENTS TO BE AWABDED.
G*eenbacks_;_„ lio.oco
1 Splendid Country Beale ence In Weatches
ter county, near «ew York City- 12.000
l CornerHons.BndTot, Jamaica, Avenue
1 House and j^V’hdioining above .“"i.”™'" 1™
1,.“ ■■ ■■•** In Jiroi klyn, H. Y. 3coo
1 Carrlagr.Horiea andHarne&s {Complete) 2500
1 Gruia Plano (Slelnwaj’s).. ... j'k™
? lota to Harlem. City <rfM.Y.,ii,6oo each. 4.500
1 Betof Diamoada (Bing EarfilLgs.^d
1 Ellis a Patent Hot Water-Appara*us ”
1 011 Painting of eeoeratu.R. Grant So
GeEtaflneOold Lever Watches, @ $m 3.000
1 Elegant Ist Premium Sewing 1,870
i 2oßilver 1500
100 Celebrated •■Empire" Sewing Machines '
nowonerhlblUonatthelr Warerooma,
yip RfQAflWfly. tTi-i,inui»ti,. ll m l ni •_._ te nvt
lOGO Copies (2 Vole, each) belcg acompleteii
lastrated History of the War P
250 GO rd?fi£ eca ' peDcUs ’ “d Bleeve’Buttons*
600 T *d* le «“ a Tea SpJons'andNapwH'BtoS; lfi °°
•1000 CallßeiiaaifdpiateaFiulsKaivea.’lßT'* ann?
The balance to consist or the following articles!
rta: instruments, Parlor and oaS
Furniture, Writing Cases.Ladira Work Boxes,
P^on'graphAlbnms,Breast Pins'
t8 b 55?$®' G £s ts Fob Oalna.Ladles Gold
Watch Chains, Opera Glasses, Black Walnnt -
fashionable
Silk Hats, Ladles Lewest style Dress Hats.
Ammlnn Emblem Cards for Parlor Amnst
mem.krgraylnga and Card Photographs of
T?MiS En £, I l'7 1 Ladles and Gents
BldlDg Whlp*. Bnffalo Bobea, Ladies Mink
‘•'ollara and Gloves. Moil?
Boxes, &c., 4c., amonntlngot..™__.„; 24,000
. U nin%u ,hB * { * r * e * te a>3.000 Pf(Benta._
<£? e i?
f l°£ to ea.ln a registered letter at oSrrUkvlth
n Si, «i art v? o l£® e- Iju * er emounts should be
sent in drafts or by Express. at the fallowing
• CLUB BATfiB:
. 5 Tickets to one addre55;...;.....,....... u v\
20 •• » - r~ 1 »
.to “ ■• ■• -!Z 2?
40 •* ** *i ——-as 45
On .. .. • AS 00
ioo —y. •••« »
Address ail orders and mmmimiMti». to ~^s
2tta s*S*°S Directors • or to
I«. H. DAVIS, Agent tor the Home and School.
w taV ~ , SMCIA^S^-^
Bro.fSSfNewvSfk. M * CWnB Compans '' ot a °- 616
Address all orders and communications to
N.H^^AleTtfo^e^o^^sSo^l, 10
d ®t to WM. T. WIUSOH, 630 Chestnut street. Phlla
aeipnia. ■ . no3ol3t*
OAD E M Y Q~F h'"u S I.c.
.... ; FRENCH OPEBA.
F 7A l irv? aVKNlNO.Decemoer7th, ISM,
ZAMPA; OK. THE MARBLE BRIDE,
unio To%f?ii n threo * cts - Music by HeioM.
Mr ®» CA MILLE
Mr. ARM AND. _.as .ZAMPA
SATURDAY. December 8 th,
.. r , grand matinee.
aUpSwfee°h™S 01jl,AE (WiU * " w * a «**> ‘0
MU
Mr. ANTHKLM. - MARIE
f^ e o 8 , al ? 0 ?f lc 5 e “ ? lu commeneeon"Wednesday
&?■ “■* o elock, at the Academy and at Trump tert
»Siomi ore ' Bool “ ot 1116 Operas for .sale at the
academy. ■ de3-8»
, MEW CHESTNUT BTBKET THEATRIC,
Doors open C a?v ESTSlrr ” tr “ t -& T S^ Y | ;
ABd ih®
GREAT SUCCESS OP THE PEABON
the LONG STRIKE:
OR, THE WORKMEN OP MANCHESTER
/ Pndnctd with
MEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
’, GBEAT telegraph SCENE.-
rtSlVed by Hm ne ‘ newa from »“ P" 18 erthe world,
mib e ,ffiS^ HTOE '
lo conclude with
THE LOST CHILD.
Friday Evening-Benefit of Mr J.E. MoDONOUGH
■ t-ATURDAY AFTERNOON December s U '“'
SECOND ABRAH.NAJ>OGUfe MATrNR'ir
SECOND ABBAH NA-POQuI; MATmf £
NEW ABGH BTREKI
an ENTIRE NEW P^^Aj£^°’ oloofc
Last week of the great Artists.
**>***?> PAUL,
. MR. AND MBS. HOWARD PAUL ’
1“ Two New Pieces,
Toconcla^^^S^fh hEVen,nS
_ ... A GRAND DRAMA,
I^AY-BENEFrfcSSRVpAUIo
MONDAY NBXT-F. RnwaNTOfri^
STREET THEATRE, N. K. comer
and WALHOTSta. Commence at 7itf,
Fifth nfcht of the popnlar Comedian
n arttr- «. MB - a OLABKE
qHS “ —.......DR. PANGL9BS
38? w *
Coleman e flveapa. mf
■DR. PAN(?1058,«.. m ,..,.. m ,.. i ’„„ 1 ,m> r a pT.A-Drir
To concluae wlthjhe lanahable'cSedietta
Tl^2?J^ii'.^r E -SrXI M^T? LABEK
CLARKE m THREE PLAyS
"O I 'S.TOJRX* —A.O A B BS£ Y OP WTraT nZ»
DEBDT_OF MAtt ADELArDB fiISTOBI, -
ME rvRA N MOJSDA £ EVENING. Dec. 10.
WMK.BISTOBI as ln
■' W TnßSf*T?aiS r J l m?SJS , ' irew X«W** -
TUESDAY, Second, WEDNESDAY; Third Nlzht
E ar '>, n< * Circle and Sal-
ODyjji, AOnjlasiOU, ll 60« Ffttulv CirClfl 7fi Mats
J 3 roms s A s M e 2?4 v’m* h tte flra^*BtC»o?tah»d
demy”otMnMg 4P ‘ M -' atthe g°* <>%»<* j»»
M U |YEff HON Y OONOESre. BVIS * SCHMrrz ’ 8
i S?P.?* Tt will tftbft Plftng .
CHASM RnSiMT?? erß wm <le .£ the dlrecUonof Mr.
ffibjJtS' URSO. the
SmsOd T?ekM U «dS’mVi^P£S Br at “>e Second Concert.
Qhr!rsspCT,rs
SfSete^fo^^hrSiiSfrt^Si CgScerta. $3 00: Bangle
SSrS 8 SV To be had at Music
Atoie? , y 3 c del*X3«
CUTHEB KEMP'S OLD FOLKS.
f_ t WITH EMMA J 4 NIOHOIft.
T2?mh above
at ftf^g^ 066 W^^dl y SatOTdffiaftCTno^
VTKW AMERICAN THEATRE. ; ~
THE BLACK CROOK.
xaaßiukGK oa99Kc ,■•■•,.
W'?.- - Z’-'<zL"£i:'^, .^y^MsW&SSJSt^.
CHOICE BHATB
AMjJ&BaTEJgTO.
A 8l 'S“ by thocele-
UTOHCF thebenpfltof the A.-*M. E.
K^rvtPsea^t, belo "' E I OHTH. Tickets; 30 CPnt,.'
' ' '-*’ '• : -- noJTif ■•
pSNHBYiVAHXA: AgAMMIOf HH E AKTS,
« POWDERS
HORSES AND OATTLK,
BotaanilCollc ; > ‘ ’
rf EF«S! Colds. ConsJba andHids Bound, f■■; -
n*» wnt!?* 6 alterative foi Horseo and Cattle now lx
iSJSfL* re P ofJSG years’ standing, v
p^t“ B 90X9 mofli: feieaSedLßiader.
should os wtthontu
oF'«eai?M,Ti^nwi“Ail“Pe,aorL0 F '«eai?M , Ti^nwi“Ai l “P e,aorL article.:. fin
w*irh iSSSSaiS?-.!!! 6 ®* 111 Ideetroylng anlmalonla
fnn a vlDE,one w the gums. andleay
:hfi fr^ 8 ® 1 ? 1106 8011 perfect cleanliness li
g&LsgSSSSBiES
rSnHcl^^ft.S ool^ with the assistance of tht
Suffiil “dMlCToaooplgt. it teconfidenUj
wS “ tot the nnceruK
? cqt 2i nted wla » tie constituent
, SSSVV^ “■£&££;
JAUEffTt BHOTir Apothecary,
F™ by Drogdst*
g&«£is,
!:a^»
If2SSSS2S£?
gMaESfe,. g-y^ m4fco -
S 00 h;c, Blalr’B Bona,
Henry A. Bower, Wyeth & BroT^
BKLIABLE-HODGBOgTB Bmnfhw
tOT ? 6 caiß of coughs, colds, hoarse
PnhVir?J?sSl tUs •P* 5 cata,rh of the head and breast
henifif?S e K Sel3 ' l Binse J B • na etoatenra vnll be greaUj
ARCH and FtoSi,
ewreKt& SOn ' HoUoway * Cowden, and DrelSti
* SE2stf
DBUHirS AND PULMDSI*
~ DBw DKOPB, ftp Ooocbs. and &n DlBA&ftmnfthi
and Bronchial TaoSaS?
ever y faonaeholcL Public
djc, poMaiaga *We«* era celebrity,
f tbe moot obstinate and almost nopelew
P IOBKS, INVERTED ITATT#I_ T>» 7
o r£S
Si og»»»«tgg£ *»• »■»£>
J»EW PPBUCATIOSti.
MJSS JlcKKk VER'a HOLIDAY BOOKS-
IN PLAIN AND GELT BINDINGS.
OalcS?Sno! IIT ' Harriet B. HcKeever. OnevoL
EDITH’S MINISTRY. Onevol.,l2mo.
SUN 8H INK; OK, KATE - VINTON. 16mo, cloth.
oAi ® b^-
TFH3SPI.OTJNGBD BOB£, AND WHAT IT COST
With Frontispiece. letnoacfothT A Wsr *
tbSpmnSdSv. 6904110111050 ° ,any ,emalß^iter S
LINDBAT & BLAK2STON
Publishers, Booksellers and Importers.
<3 Booth sixth street, above Chestant.
M A §PS?r SEW BOOK.—SUNNY
Pstk.’Pficf^SnSr 0:0 AnUlorof "Alone." "Hidden
Tian,aatoa bTl ***
BIOWW PsPBSBt*. SscosdSsrla Ifimo '
u»duBstaS \S^^S JtmaD ‘ mth “»“*<»
VKI ' A J ION . OP ANTICHKIBT, Ills deetnio
i. 0 a e°°n a oc mln e or Christ. and the ushering lx
of the Millennium. Ry the Rev J.G Grevnrv lif A
wgb an Appendix, by ita aTp: JoliflA ”* ory * “* A -
For sale by james s. clanton,
Snccessor to W. S. & A. Marties.
; 12 n Cheatnnt street.
A PHILIDOR.-THE LIFE OJ
SS“ t -££ 84 5?i? re 5 Qer ; 1 vnL, octavo, a veltam, Si
top. Price HSS. Lately published by
E. H. BUTLER * 00..
lB7 Sooth Fourth.
DBBBS.
A ““f- No CHARGE FOB PACK
,"7 77..7r° J 7 G. L- OU. new made. Invoice tost re
ceived and for sale In quantities suitable to the trade
root and powder, In bulk and bottles ol Mb
jhloroftrm orthebest quality In carboys and deml-
J°£?A JOHN a BAKES *00.7^
11 cole .< 718 Market street.
FOB THE SEASON.
x> Glycerin Lotion, for hands and face.
Pectoral LorenKes.(ora,re throat, hoarseness, &u
Camphor Ice, lsr chapped Haaok ,
Wild Cherry Compound lor cold, cough, Ac.
Olein, for chapped hands, 4c.
Potash, for ulcerated throat.
HENRY C. BLAIR’S SONS, Eighth and Walnut sta
WNTir GUM ARABla—For sale by WILLIAM
aireet E ““ TH * C°-> Drugglsta, No. T2A MARKED
H °^^^ TK^;~ I i onll! S Bose Water, con
p. alantly on hand and for sale by WH.T.'taim
ELLIS dCO., Druggists, No. 724 MARKET streeh”
rjfcJANOF TARTAR.—Pure Cream of Tartar and
V soda, for sale by WILLIAM ELUBAtn b™
gists. No. TC4 Mimigp »tTf°t <s , urn*
it’ATiAACT OF BEEP tor beef tea or Ehsenoa c
ta M«wB£K
HUBBEL^SS«
n3S?gg?Tg sundries. - eraduataa - Morttn
" FuiTaef.Oomh®,Broshes,Mirrors. TwstsszzArt
(Cotal Syrtnesi, Ac., aU at “Finit Hands” prices
SNOWDEN * BROTHER,
apS-tlj g South girhthstrta.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER A CO-iN-E. OOBNgI
** FOURTH AND RACE STBEEIsT Whhtami
Dfdteigts, Manntonturera and Dealers in Winder
Dead, andPalnts ol every denrlpUto
> • _ ROBERT SHOEMAKER A CO,,
1 Northeast corner Fourth and Race street.
RAY RUM.-Ju»t received, an lnvolca of earns
ng Fonrth and streets.
BTOYra ASP KEATEBte.
-Jn JOB BARTLETT * 80JS.
JBs 9 Mumlhctnrezs of the
M OEIiBBBATXB
BARTLETT HEATERS,
wwttng Bangs®, Gas Ovens. & sheet Iron Wort
' ofe W^^°sNl B ?^ar to r.
and Silver’s Airtight Stoves, "
always on band, at
No. *24-Arch Street,
Philadelphia 5n3041
ak THOMAS B. DIXON * BOND, ~
Lata Andrews A Dixon.
agl N 0.1824 CHESTNUT street, Philadelphia,
ini ,, Opposite Unlted Btates kS~ n
MW-DOWNi '
PARLOR. .' '
pjmosr
For Anttiraolte, EHtomUiensanj WoMifl«»i
ALSO,
ForWaS^pSb l3
HTOESTHBB, VEimLAT^HI S *'.
cHnfiniiY^iAPß,
CpOXLRGhBANGES, BATH-ROILHBS,««
a WHOLSHALE and RETAIL.
HTSIOAI
T ESSGNS ON THE: FLUTEI—MR. ANTONINO
AJ RALLO, Flnttßt at the Arch Street Theatre. Is
prepared to give Lessons on his instrument, address
“'““tthe.Mualo Store.of Mr. ANDRE. U(H OHEST
NUT street, ; . - , noa>-tn,th^tj
A B .TAYLOR. TEACHER OF BINOmo~ANT>
HW FIIKKBT street. Binging classes
nowtormlng,- . ocg-ta
ine;qiiiity,i
A S),CKS’&4iM-. iSAatYffija. -
gseg^gasagiß^
i«w 4sot?»; sto« :
m*Mr*i#»-.
„BtoKBtOOES.4'c- ! ‘
0» TUESDAY* »iCO.ii„, :
Atli oclock noon.at the PhUaaelpaiW Exctanee
-250 shares -
“S .JgWH Horn -a merican Coal,Co. -
wfwS Ifeaißeakei M filing Ooj of Michigan.
?? SESiS" Wurttoglon do ido , do
ao !>
20abg|^d I Sl^ : b i f^“ t ?. <:k ?-
ii . For other & ccounta— •- " '
sharps |i eQ {J e,lvil le
■ MoB ' laanon Coal co ,
S SortprisM' 'V!
lists •' S; .
JfS: 22 50 do •do 18M •
ifSeOf. do do •! do * do - lftfiA
4o shares BeHance loaV Co? °- 1 -
I , ,V„„. Administrator -
■3 shares Philadelphia yttamahia Dock f!o
,WJ. shares Ja amradcMlniDg Co. *
1000 shares iSntplre Copper <*o.
600 shares PhUa.aDd Boston hflnlßffCo
3S sSjj£J : s or tf 1 1 * extern Coal and Iron Co.
tio shares -French Creek i.ubr!caiidg 01l Co.
I „ BEAL ISTATit SALE. i>EO H. •
I 2r^SSsiT?SS'J?Sj l&riEstataeir Biddle Beeves, dec’d
I w^^ ne^?*rat e-2 THBEE-STORY BBimr t»wtptt
I ®t'2 aud 6*4 Bntionwoodst.
I D WFXLTNff^s” MODERN FOUR-STORY BRICK
I woodatA Q ' 8 ' *' corner cf beventh and Button-
I DWlT e T.fl| t <? t^ J HBEE - ST °s ; s r BRICK
I aHffeT l^ o’® 0 ’® 4,lNonh Seventhst-.adjolnlng the
I lwTt 'ra»BEBTORY BRICK
I BmtonwoSL’ 1,1 487 Hortll Seventh, at.,- south of
I THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No ms
I Carpeiiierst., west of 16th. jxo. 1316
I JbODBBN THBBE-STORY BBTfnr Ti arpr t twg
I Lot 56* feet’’ 1 et_ha3 aU the modern conveniences
I -f-ABGB and VALUABLE LOT. N. E. corner nf
I S? d Wharton sts-106 feet front on Wharton
fee^M^
ggp-
B e s r S«<^t^i t^iS, t a^ r6enwood Station.on the
| 7?ha s^h?, Q 8 SC - Jle ‘ ,reen auttODW ”S™'
o^eP^n^K?^? h ™£E.SE. corner
pnlllsi” :411 tte modern
nA?& DaOMI i M y J £fL BN ' JBa IDENOE, south sld
««f,on ,t * e “ t 01 SiSS S
BWELLM « 3 ’ ft-nttt.
r E O, D^S£i3slg^ o “ 10 “‘g? S SSW
with 8 Three-story Brick Dwel l\nzs in th«lLi?*• B *' :
2.FRAME DW^JngsTnoTsm“ r£%-
„ handsome modern double there
Qa “ n
MOD£BN THBEfrSTOivY BRICK DWKTTrwn
sgftSe D fflra»-
MO-KEBN THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
and
SHOP
ug^«^ EEBTORY BRICK mehjence.no
SSrsf^™®™
ts 2 ( W EI R-SECURED GROUND BENTS. H 2 a year
e of*sno, ene of |l5OO, and one o'
SALE OF A VAJ UABLE THEOLOGICAL AND
„- T MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY. S
ON WEDNESDAY and THUR-sDAT 1 AFTER 1
NOONS. Dec. siSv* AFTER
At the paction store commencing at 4 o’clock th*
fSIiSiSVF 010 **^ 1 MfeceUa£&hia Se
D.D., lncindln*^^^.
Sale Ko 1121 Girard street
Ett&AKT POSKWOOD AND WALNUP yiiuMi
TUBE, CBICSERINQ
MANYEL. PIXR AND win?
BROCAtSIIE CIJB.TAIBB B LKBaSt wRd
ON FRIDAY MORNING. DEC 7.
AtlOoclock,atho. 1124Oiliard fit-,by catalogue the
entire Foroltare. Including suit eltiantuSrZ
wwxl Drawing Room Furniture. handsome Walnnt
Chamber »nf Dining Boom Fnrnimre, CUlc«S£?e
seven cctave Piano Forte, Fine French Plate Mam2f
Pier and Oval Mirrors, In rich gilt frames: elegant
Brocatelle Window Carcalns, Pine Mantel
Ornaments, handrome CbantfeUers. largo and elerant
French China Dinner Service, Richly&t QlaSlgS
Bandaome Medallion Velvet and English SnSSa
carpets. Hair Matrestes, <6c. firusseis
Ihe entire Furniture was made to order by Moore
& Campion, and Is In exc-Hent order, * nxoore
May be examined on the morning of sale at 8 o’clocl
E*KE AND VALUABLE BOOKB. ;
Oh FRIDAY AFTnR MOON.
Dec. ,, at the auction store. Rare and Valuable Boots
from a Library, chiefly English editions. Mss
ELEGANT CHRISTMAS STOCK
__ L Sale of a Choice Selection of
BOUND <fc ILLPaTRATien BOOKS
From theExtenslve Stock of ±JJ3 ‘
Hgsra.D. A p PLETON & CO,.NewYork
ON MONDAY, TUESDAY and W>DSE3DAY ip
rKRSOOINB. Decmto 10 11™ AY **
At-Jo deck. including Waverley Novels. 25v015.. with
proof plates; Dickens s ( Works. with over 500 Leaizaa
Complete Works, mustrftS
ky Fbix; Macauley's Works; New America* JSncvclo*
P« dlfc * The Hoy Bible, new ediHon. iiiustr&tSuly
oore: Milton & Peraaise Lost, lliust.'ated byDorp- Qau
les of Berlin, Dresden, Munich and Vienna; Choice
Editions. oJ'.the Poets, and many other Superb Gift
Books, with the best Standard .Literature.
Sale No 92S Locust street
SUPEJMOB HOUSEHOLD PDRNITC7EE. BLAN-
K£Ts,EHjEIB, BRUSSEL *. CaRPEK Ac.
t, ,o On WEDNESDAY MORNING.’ .
Dec. 12, at io ©"clock, at No. 523 Locust street, the sn.
Eerier Wair ut P-rlor aDdChareSr
Mauesfies, fine Blankets, Oonrortables. ahaeS* fir™
aels and Ingrain Carpets,’
May be seen early on the morning of sale.
TO RENT—Several Offices Harmony Court
BY B* SCOTT, Jfi., ,
AUCTIONEER. -
POSTPONED sale w'llfma’mS'a
l , he couictfen of Jama G.
Simpson, will take place at
SCOTT’S ART GALLERY,
_ 1020 CHESTPJU r street
ON FRIDAY MORNING NEXT,
December 7, at 10 o’clock,
Now open tor examination.
PINE MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Dec, 8 at d7,t»t7« o’clock, at ceott’a Art Gailerv.lo2o
Chestnut Bt-eet, about 2M> fine Modern Oil PMnunra
by some ofonr moat talented American artists. 1^1
amomr the Painters represented are—
S’ ?• J® 118611 ' I • Rembrandt Peale,
C, A.Sommers. I s.p.Dfke.
J. B.HII, I V. Damman, ■■
Otto Sommers. I G.B. Atwood
S. P. Carvalho, I H. Boeee,
And many others of acknowledged ability.
Open lor examination on Tnetday, .
is^M^affl's'2s?assssssß
Our location being in the centre of the moat Cm t
lonablethoroughfare of onr clty makes it a dnaWKi.
rerort for connoisseurs and lovers o" art in generaL
x?. B.—Sales of merchandise in general solicited. •
Personal attention given toouirdoor sales.
i B.BOQTT.J&.
PRmCIPAX. MQ3TB* _samk&Li}&*L*+m
- !a K, comer of SIXTH and SACK streets.
_Moaey advanced on Merchandise renerall'
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold andSltverPlsS
articles of valne, ttu any length of tlra
WAWOTCES AHD JBWBLRY AT FBIVATB HAT.it
Fine Gold Hunting Case, Donhlo Bottom and Oddi
American and Swiss Patent Lera
Wat^esnneGold HuntingGsseand.Open FacieH
pine Watches Fine Geld Dopier and other Watchca
line Silver Hunan* Case and Open Jana nwi=>
American and Strisi Patent Dover and Lento
igfe »
Pins; Finger Bings; Pencil Casea,and JewoWnni
FOB BAL3Ee-A large and splendid Fireproof Chat
snltable for a Jeweler, price tsse, ;
rriftS&ffigS t** “ Bontt «**«■»; **» Mm
A HOLLAND, AUCTIONEER, —l ~
I ‘ ' 1 ■’ ■ iwtt
NVHBT
|SX?»i%» sales at Private Beaf
THEto>» CENTRAL ATTfITTON rrmraw :
fl 7S «y .-
Wty '“ a *«“* :
[ D ««r H
LF.urn^twr& SBPeriot aoco,:alllo,1 * ll on for Btottg« of
;lnj!a c emente--Veiy liberal terms cfferodWperebnj j
Having Furnltoreand Merchandise foraale. • l
I Beferettoefr-Ore* one hqnrtrfefl of thft rn<vgt promti
neat slvi«M ot °T ™ wnpxvmx*
ABTOffIOH- s A
■♦» f^^ eof ■« ■^to^MSsassafiaa!}
SA|J»OF CoLHaynow nw n roa l
palnSl™* l oUl ' c&w
: ON THUBSJXIY EVENING. ’
December 6,-at half past seven: o’clock, at n n * *_*
“J 0 Clieslnut street, wUI nesoia£”iftj£
ticli of tjolce Paintings,ollandwaterMloK'mnbrSniM ■'-
fine specimens ot the works of ■■>-.'■ emDtactng
Mey« Von Bremen,. ' Walnwrlght,
■ N fetter man,
Broctart, • Xrayer
W rmaa - : 'ssaa •■ :
; ; SaaSgS 1 ".
the eventai oFsse! nOW ° Pen for «WWUon,fre9, ontffl
___ . Sale at No liio Oh estontß treat.
HOCBEHOLDBTTBWT,
CUB?UMfdta I ~ lio Po ' BT£a - KtCH WINDOW
«V« 1., , .ON FEIDAY HORNING. ’
Mirrors, Chma,Gj >^eVV^pgied A^ l ia^
o ,oLe t^tQ^o&i? a4 | b>B ! r g fel ? ;
j, •, clocks. V
Kiglltl3ay
SALE OP SIGH DIAMOND JBWHT.W
■ , ON MONDAY MOBNINQ DECL in
Atlo o’cjoo*, a* the Auction Bton Hnii m'riiMi ~,■
itreet, wilt besoM— t“v\ f*m, no.ulo fwwttwt
SAXE OP PINE GUNS, BOBBS, 4c.
IgSH^-^ssa^asssnsSf
i£b iStoT^ 118 °-' ? tberian Squirrel,
4ji°' ««iaemen’a Beaver Gloves and Collars,
* WoU ' Pol “ Eenr - Coon'S* Prai-
The Puis can beexamined on Monday.
bod, Esgf 06 ’ b^ollslns *° ds late Charles A. Poul-
At CN aptebnoon. DEC 19,
f . At ® o clock, wfe will sell at public sale, by order or
assSSS
SN^n4^^SdM^ aa ' >le *“*'
Shells and Books will be open for examination
i Sidy? after Monday - Dec - 10 . when catalogues will te
jT JOES B. H?£SB 4 00.. ADui *
ueSS
Tfl d lbM^ls«i On M w“°i nt^’ cieMM»M,eneU«
*|n^ 0 25M.2 SS3&5 66 «»““•«£
2SOTICE TO JOBBEBB, CLOTHZBBB, BET AIL
_ , , ~ 880, <fec. *■■ ---....
be fonnd—
s££ii l “**»«•
IiSfSoW a farortte
D^s P &^ ch Merinoa - H*lH Fancy
aoaopnaamtttalandH op Skirts Tinea Gonda*r
sif£ieu!“l 0 l Ca * aimer “' IXSHds.
SWrt «-
Bomeajic cotton and Woolen Goode.
Also, aUneof Bonnet Bibbons and Belting*
AJeo, an invoice of Faafai jnabia ‘ ■ n
TiAKQB PObi'l'ivjc BAT.it 07 OASPBITKOA ««'
ON FRIDAY MOBS™ 68, **
Dec. 7, at u o’clock, win be by rwtiTnme #»
ftmx months 1 credit, about son nrA^!*^ 1 -^
bem> cottage and nc carpettna. mtofirfnTd i£*32-
assortment of superior
earjj nn the mornm* m ** *• e ™ a * B **
2foo LBS. WOOL.
150 80llac
k ARBB PBh KitfPTOBY SALE OF tbvkiiiu aot*
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woolens, usens and csttoni“ “ «fl*s. worsteds,
arranged for examination and ——
lognea ready early on ranming nr«»i» *“* r *"
LIBBS POSITIVE: RAT.a (jy BtXTnL oimm
SS£^*»«22
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! JAMES A. AUCTIONEER. V
SEVENTEENTH EAE^SAtE^iT^mM B^.
CHiKOE DEC i*> ifififi 4 Aafi **
. ™» Pales on WEDNESDAY, at noon.nt
the Exchange, will inclndethe nooo «* 6
fprnmra «**«»»****
Fartfcnlars tomorrow.
dwelling, with bach buildtagfabhve w?y si?
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Sf^Si 0 ?, 40 wMean * S 6
remain - orphav tounaait
bf JOS feet s inches. Cl ? ar.'orpta£J
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J>3~ CATALOGUES ON EBTDAY;
r»AVIB A HABVEY, AUCTIONEERS. ' —
U : a*tewffl»M.Tbomas*sss3
Store No. 11l Walnnt street,
AS “taistratoia’ Sale No. 1021 Morgan street
NR AT HOUSEHOLD FUBKITIJRE. wrnpnn
VINE INGRaI* AND VENETIAN ‘ OaS r-j?*
CARPENTERS' TOOLS, CARPETS,
, , ON MONDAY MOBNING. ,
.At 10' o clocfc, at. No 1021 Morgan a tree t,
order of, administrators tha
Household and Kitchen Fnrnitnre, including fioejpiec
I >; < ?S plet £: s^ t Tools.fine AgS”
and other Carpets,Gas Consumers ie.
May be examined early on the mnmieg nt
PllßNl'i'uitE HSTiIS at the Stem rr r i y 1 Trim Tb a
AT B®sn>ENCEB will -ecelve particular
B j BAKKITT « Oa„ ADOTiQJSKICRH. —■
L.. OashAncaonHonse.
/v. k l l?J B ®S tak6t, ‘? Be *-“wnaorßanl:«te*«i.
_ ; ON FRIDAY MOUSING,
Tea 7, commencing at 10 o’clock.
Comprising 1200 105 fchlrta and Drawers aiomm
Hosiery, Fancy Dry Goods 4c. ™. wove*.
Also, ® °i ots Seasonable Dry Goods.
Also 350 dtzen Hoop Skirts. '
With a large assortment of other desirable goods, q
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RAT IT aoto^S* 1 ’ '
I®OCASKS BOOTS AN D SHOES,
i . ON MONDAY MQRSTWn, pgn ia
fi???3f??isiF at we will Bell by aiialoo*.
£?*ca«*Boofcs, Sboee. Bxogaiuf£twnon&
d^ir3bl| l^^g?g|? o< sf ln f actare -'
|\ *ft * tit>;, ADonoamßoT
_l_BTo. 808 MABK gr street. above Blfth.
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rjEAITOOPIMJNQ.-MBS. M. A.BIHDKB, “
. ■ no; M3i Cheetaut street, Philadelphia/
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