SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST CABLE NEWB
THE RETURN OF SURRATT.
THE ITALIAN DIFFICULTIES
A TOWN DESTROYED BY FIRE.
LATE FROM WASHINGTON.
THE CONGRESS'ONAL COMMITEES.
The Mexican Muddle.
THE GOVERNMENT PUZZLED.
The Supreme Court Decision
Another Church Burned.
By tbe Atlantic Cable.
[By the TJ. 8. and European News Association J
ITALY.
Flobence, Deo. 23.—A portion of the
Italian fleet have been ordered to Turkish
waters, to be in readiness for future orders
It is understood that the Italian Govern
ment demanded satisfaction of Turkey for
indignities perpetrated by the seizure of the
steamer Thomas.
Home, December 23.—The Pope still ad
heres to his opposition to .the proposed ar
rangement of affairs, suggested by the
King of Italy, although seconded by Napo
leon. It is thought, however, that all diffi
culties wiU he amicably settled with His
Holiness, as the Cardinals and other reli
gions advisers favor the Italian proposition.
Malta, December 23d.—John H. Surratt
left Alexandria yesterday on beard the
gunboat Swatara, to whose commander the
alleged assassin was given in charge by U.
S. Consul Hale.
ENGLAND.
Liverpool, Dec. 23, Evening.— By the
arrival of the British West India Mail
Steamship, the news of the nearly total de
struction of the town of Miragoane, by fire
is annonneed. ’
From Washington.
[Special Despatch to the Bnlletin.l
Washington, Dec. 24.—The Senate
Finance Committee have made considerable
progress with the tariff bill. There wiU be
little if any reduction of duty in the House
billofl wool, iron and steel.
The Ways and Means Committee are in
session on the Internal Revenue bill.
Despatches received by the Government,
from Mexico, are any thing, but flattering to
the Liberal cause. Over half-a-dozen pri
vate interests have appeared, opposed to
Juarez. t Maximilian is backed by the
Church party and refuses to leave the coun
try. In this state of things our Govern
ment is puzzled as to what shaU be done
with Minister Campbell <fc Company.
Judge Brian will, either on Wednesday
or Monday next, deliver the opinion of the
Court in the test oath case, declaring it un
constitutional.
The writ for the release of the assassinaton
conspirators will not be granted. The re
cent decision relative to military commis
sions does not apply in these cases.
[To the Y. Associated Press. J
Washington, Dec. 24.—The first bil
whioh has become a law at the present
session of Congress is to supply deficiencies
in the appropriations for the year ending in
June next. The following are two of the
items:
ForPnblic Printing.including paper,§s3o,000
For Foreign contingent expenses
of foreign intercourse, ... 250,000
Many of the Government employes have
a respite to-day from business.
The Treasury Department this morning
gave a general leave of absence to the em
ployes until Wednesday morning, in con
sideration of the Christmas holiday.
Cbiircb Burned.
pro the New York Associated Frees.]
Hartford, Deo. 24.—The Congregational
Church in North Glastonbury was totally
destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
Nothing was saved from it. The loss is es
timated at $15,000, of which only $5,500 was
insured. The fire is supposed to have
caught from the furnace.
! From Mexico.
L'To the New York Associated Press.] ,
Richmond, Va M Deo. 24.— Mexican ad
vices received here, report that the work on
the Imperial Railway between Yera Cruz
and the city of Mexico, will be recommenced
at an early day..
The Ranchero declares that the Mexicans
are now all greatly disgusted with the
Americans, and united against the only
friends they have in the world.
From Fortress Monroe.
[To the New York Associated Press.]
Fobtkess Monboe, Dec, 22.— The United
States District Court, Judge J. O. Under
wood presiding, closes its session to-morrow
in Norfolk. The attention of the Court has
been principally occupied with the admi
ralty case of the schooner Mary McKee,
The arguments in the case were commenced
to-day. The Grand Jury, previous to being
discharged by the Judge, requested an in
vestigation into the disaster to the Thomas
Eelso. Judge Underwood informed the
jury that there was not sufficient time to
take the ease up this term of the Court, but,
in the meantime, if it was not examined
into at Washington it would be taken up at
the next session of the Court. The evidence
would be collected by the District Attorney
and submitted to them in detail. Only three
indiotments were found by the Grand Jury
one for counterfeiting and two for robbing a
vessel of wrecked goods.
The steamer Missouri, Captain Hudson,
from New Orleans on the 12th inst., for
j° r f‘ a oar B° of cotton and flour,
arrived _ here this afternoon. She expe
rienced heavy northerly gales, and off Hat-,
teras broke a crank pin during the preva-
S orthwealer - She went to Nor
and he detained
forty-eight hours repairing damages. The
wind changed to the westward to-day, but
weatter te thick and foggy.
The following vessels have arrived here,
HE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.—PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY, DECEMBER 24/1866.—TBIPT.lt? STTEItT
and are detained by the nnpropitions
weather: Schooner B. F. Folsom, from Bal
timore for Aspinwali, with coal;-schooner
Anna A, Rich, from Baltimore for Aspin
wall, with coal; schooner Geo. Temple,from
Chesapeake Bay for New London, with
oysters; Thos. Fitch, from Chesapeake for
Npw London, with oysters.
New Yorb Babb Statement..
[To the N. Y. Associated Press. |
| New Yoke, Deo. 24.—The following is the
statement of the condition of the banks for
the weekending Dec. 24:
Loans
Specie - -
Deposits -
Legal Tenders -
Circulation -
Hie New Tori
[By the IT. S. At
New Yobk, Dec. 2
the quotations of golu
mnn a ha- Opened. Opened,
In nr Al M ‘> 133 i 11-10 A. M. f 1331
10.05 1334 12.00 M., dosed 1331
Ship News.
HTo the New York Associated Press.]
New York, Deo. 24.—Arrived, ship Law
rence, Brown, from Calcutta; bark Minna,
from Cardiff; bark Emerald, from Chris’
pan a; bark Eliza, Barso, from Bermuda:
barh E. T. Stocker, Matanzas; brig Hennes,
ftom Porto Cabello; brig Milwaukee, from
Port Spain, Trinidad; brig Hazard, from
Havana; brig Memphis, from Mayaguez.
Financial and Commercial.
ITo the New York Associated Press.]
hjsii? 3 2 lOß ® 24 —Flour is inactive; Chicago
heavy*. Wheat scarce and prices drooping.
ale3 A f " h,te Cs@sl 08; yeliowji 03
® rm at6o@62c. Groceries dull and heavy.
Provisions very qalet. Mess Pork 422 so whi«kv
drooping: CH; (2 23; Pennsylvania (2 25.
• Deo - 54 —Wheat steady. Corn qalet-
Sn'ii w Wteat*l 05: yellow, |X 03. ? Oats
wHJ^^K. declln ‘s£i cloTer a‘ *8 50. Flour verv dull;
ta« P S i «SS VJ; extra at II 25@2 25. Provf
?i2P,®k ® 0 “ llllal . _ Groceries neglected and drooping.
Whisky heavy; Western, 12 25@f 28. “wupuig.
CITY BVLCEmr.
To Have Speedy Triad.— Mayor Mo-
Michael has determined that an example
shall be made of the persons who engaged
in the firemen’s riots. Those who were cap
tured yesterday morning, during the fight
at Third and Pine streets, will have a speedy
tnal, as the police were instructed this
morning to bring the case before the Grand
Jury at once,
Pbepabing fob Chbistmas.— The police
reports this morning showed the names of
about a dozen persons charged with the lar
ceny of turkeys, geese and chickens. In
stead of enjoying a Christmas dinner at
home, they will get one at the expense of
the city, m Moyamensing Prisen.
Owneb Wanted.— Three dead chickens
a ?l on^Ul e 4? rkey are awaiting an owner
at the Fifth Ward Police Station.
C
.hildren Cutting theib Teeth Hard
may bo considerably relieved by applying a small
P«'' on Bowerlnfant Cordial *, tbe fingerTSnd
rubbing ibe gums gently for a abort time. 8
Bower’s Glycerine Cream for chapped
and rough skin. Depot, Sixth and Vine. Sscts.jaj.
Druggists’ Sundries and Fancy Goods.
SNOWDEN <S BROTHER. Importers.
_ 23 South Eighth street.
Rheumatism Cubed ok no Pay Aan-^r,
Remedy cured Joseph Stevens, 533 Owen
stree ; he never expected to get well. | ywen
Female Tbusses and Bkaces, Elastic
Sri???? 8 ' ? toc ¥ nga , Xne; Caps, Ac., light and apprt>
For sale ana adjustment at
(Lad^auendStaJ Stre€t “ nt door below Bac «-
Extkaohdinaby Cube op Rheumatism.
-Samuel tt. Adams. Nineteenth and Montrose tried
everything, Cnied by Dr. Fitter's Remedy.
ri,. B^ NB E w ’ s T SoAPa — Elder Turtle
Oil, Glycerine, Lettuce, Sunflower, Mask. Bose Alc.
SNOWDEaf <fc BROTHER,
Importers, 23 South Eighth street.
A^P 5 ® or Rheumatism worth Seeing,
Sllpattlct, 1744 Olive street, cared by Dr. Fltle?s
Remedy. Warranted no cure, no jiay,
Affections of the Liver, Bilious
? c ,'i are thoroughly cared by Jayne’s San
a Kenlle laxative, they remove
atD £ fecal mattertfrom the bowels, gradn
fASj c ?n?! 8 Sj*? e vl ; ated secretions of the stomach and
liver, and remore these organs to a healthy condition
I repared only at 242 Chestnut street. * '-““““•on.
“Sweet Opoponax.”
And Uids the gipsy’s prophecy was fulfilled! “By
f so e-chantingly delicious, and vtyl
eshali ye know your lover!’* ’Fwas
done. E. T Smith& Co.'s. “Sweet Opoponax’’ voa her
lore, as It already has the plaudits of the world
Ab ajperfume It Is Unrivaled sold everywhere
E - T - SMITH & CO , New York. Bole Proprietors
„ COFkIS.
Quarter Sessions —Judge Peirce.—The
jurors for the second period of the December
term answered this morning. After hearing
the applications to be excused, the whole
mornmg was occupied with a trial of a de
fendant charged with larceny. The case is
still on trial. a
The Tallow Tbee.— The tallow tree of
Lbrna, which gives rise to a vast trade in
the northern partsofthat empire, has been
mtroduced into India. It grows with great
luxuriance m the Dhoons and in the Ko
histan of the North-western Provinces and
tne Punjab, and there are now tens ofthou
sands ot trees in the Government planta
tions of Kowlaghir, Hawnl Baugh, and
Ayar Tolie, from which tons of seeds are
available for distribution. Dr. Jameson
prepared from the seeds 100 pounds of tal
low, and forwarded 50 pounds to the Panjab
Railway, in order to have its properties as
a lubricator for railway machinery tested.
For burning the tallow la excellent; it gives
a clear, bright, inodorous flame, and is
without smoke. The tree fruits abundantly
both m the Dhoons and plains, and grows
With great rapidity, many trees raised from
seeds introduced eightyears ago being now
six feet in circumference at three feet
from the ground. The timber is white and
close-grained, and well fitted for printing
blocks. The leaves, too, are valuable as
a dye.
“The Ruling Passion.”-A good illus
tration occurred a few days since of the
strength of “fhe ruling passion” even in
death. An old man in his last illness was
admitted into one of the metropolitan hos
pitals. He was without relations, friends,
or apparent means of subsistence; but
when undressed and put into bed a bag of
money was found suspended by a string
round his meek. To this he dung with
tenacity, refusing to part with it to anyone
and wearing it about him by day and
night. As his end approached the treasure
became a matter of anxiety to those tend
ing him; for the sum was evidently large,
and it was feared that itmigbt offer tempta
tlon to some patient in case the moment of
his death should be unobserved. At length
the hour arrived, and when deathhadappa
rently claimed him a nurse gently unfas
tened the string and removed the bag. At
the same moment the old man opened his
eyes and felt instinctively for his treasure,
which was no longer in its place. He
uttered the word “Gone!” and died. The
money, which was found taalnount to £174
was handed over to the hospital authorities!
—London Lancet.
.. T g E newly appointed Minister of France.
baa arrived in Washington
andwill this week present his credentials
andi he formally received in that capacity.
w^»h? li L lneml^ r ?. only are in
Washington, all having left to spend the
Christmas holidays elsewhere.
Mbs. Jejtebson Davis returned to For-
Montreal! 106 ° n Saturday > from her visit to
LAYER BAISINS.-WholM
boxes fine analitv
*TO“ioBB“raiS^fal^ y JOS ' B^Sl^
Increase. Decrease.
$196,816
769,283
„ ’ 4,428.396
$822,663
635,774
£ Hold Market.
la Delated PreaaJ
54.—The following are
Id to-day:
The negroes sold on Saturday would
probably have brought higher prices, but
for the presence of Captain VanderUp of
the Freedmen’s Bureau, whoit was thought
would have seized them as scon as the sale a
were over.
A warrant was issued this morning by TJ f
S. Commissioner Brooke, on uie oath ot
Captain Vanderlip, of the Freedmen’s Bu.
raan, for selling the above-mentioned ne
groes on Saturday. The case will probably
be heard this morning. ■
Death of the Minister of Portugal.
[To the New York Associated freea.l
New York, Dec. 24.— J. O. Fiquaniere,
Minister of Portugal, died at 1 o’clock this
morning, at the residence of his son. in
Brooklyn, at the age of 68. He was the
oldest member of the Diplomatic Corps re
sident in this city.
- From Texas anil Lonlslnna.
[To the N. Y. Associated Press.]
Baltimobe, December 24.—The Texas
papers received here contain a statement
that the Government sheds at Brazos had
all been taken down and removed to
Brownsville, where they will, be turned into
winter quarters for the troops in that
locality. ■*
Emigrants from Virginia are arriving in
Texas with a view to settlement.
The prices of all kinds of goods have
fallen materially at Galveston.
Some of the pioneer emigrants to Brazil
have returned to Texas, declaring that their
own homes, after all, are the best for them.
There are indications of an aotive demand
for cattle in Texas for the California market.
The Baton Rouge Gazette regards the re
cent rise in the river as only temporary.
The work of repairing the Baton Rouge
and Opelousas Railway is rapidly progress
ing, and it is expected that it will be ready
for business in the course of a month or two
Sugar making in Louisiana is progressing
with energy, and the quality is represented
as being very fine. .
From Chicago.
[To the N. Y. Associated Press.],
Chicago, Dec. 24.—The excavation for the
tunnel under the south branch of the Chi
cago river, at Washington street, had on
Saturday reaohed the depthof 40 feet. Dur
ing Saturday night one side fell in, carrying
away the engine and hoisting apparatus and
filling the excavation to the depth of 25 feet
with water. The cause of the slide was a
defect in the temporary bank; The loan
will reach $5,000. .
The shoe-store of John S. Brockman at
Rock Island was burned on Saturday; at 2
o’clock, and the adjoining buildings some
what injured. The total loss was $2O 000
which was insured in Hartford companies!
Perseverance of a Detective.
; [By the United States Associated Press ]
St. John, N. 8., Dec.; 24.—C01. George
Brojvn passed through this city to-day on
his way from Europe for Canada, in charge
of the Chief of Police of Montreal, who had
apprehended Brown in Prussia on the
charge of larceny committed in Canada in
August last. The detective has had a long
andclever hunt.
Destructive Fire at Ripley, Ohio.
[By ihe U. S. Associated Press.]
Cincinnati, Dec. 24.—a destructive fire
occurred this morning at Ripley, Ohio, de
stroying the’dry goods store of George R.
Dickson; loss $35,000; insured $20,000. The
banking house of J, Reynolds & Co. was
also; burned; loss $4,000; insured $1,500.
Several adjoining buildings were also
dairiaged.
North Carolina Legislature.
[TotbeNew York Asseciated Press, |
Raleigh, Dec.24.—ln tbe North Carolina
House of Representatives the Insolvent
Debtors bill has been framed so as to secure
the homestead of one hundred acres, with
thehonse attaohed thereto, and in that form
J t passed.
THIRD EDITION.
8:30 O’Oloek.
j BY TELEGRAPH.
UTE FROM BALTIMORE,
BLAVERY NOT YET DEAD
Foot Negroes Sold at Auction!
FROM BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Death of the Portuguese Minister
Slavery In Maryland.
: [To the U. 8. Associated Press.]
i Baltikobe, Deo. 24.—F00t negroes, two
men and two women, were sold as slaves
for one year before the court house at An
napolis, on Saturday last, having been
convicted of larceny; one of these an old
negro named John Johnson, boldly bid
himself in, and was struck off at $37;
another man was bought bv his
brother for $35, and one woman for $25, an
other girl for $27. They were sold bv order
of Judge Magruder, who is so extreme in
hia pro-slavery and State rights views that
he is straining the law in every case. These
negroes are of the worst class of blacks,
and were all anxious to be sold, preferring
eilher to buy themselves in or serve a
year as a slave than go to the penitentiary.
He is anxious to make a case to go before
the Supreme Court, to test the civil rights
bill, holding with Judge Taney that the
black man has ho rights which the white
man is bound to respect. Magruder has
baen indicted by the grand jury of the
United States Court for disregarding the
civil rights bill, and refusing negro testi
mony, and plea* guilty to the charges,
wishing to push them before the Supreme
Court,
A.s these sales take place within sight
of the executive mansion, it is presumed
'hat Governor Swann approves of the
course of the Judge, who is also enforcing
the negro apprentice law to the fullest ex
tent of the law, and even straining it against
the negro;
Suiis have been brought against fathers,
or harboring apprentices who have been
released by other courts, and writs of re
plevin got out against the children, and they
seized as chattels, the judge maintaining
that under the laws of the State, the black
man is a chattel.
v XoA Jtaito.statemeiif^-:,
LTo the United States and European Telegraph A*so
s v, 'V cih«on»l. .
i New Yobx, Deo, 34.—The following is the
New York Bank Statement:
Decrease in loans, -
I do. specie,
do. deposits,' :
Increase in circulation,
do. legal tenders,
Rnanclal and CogunmtaL
v J?° *5? Y. Associated Press.] ‘
«?A»? l ivs?l? r , E * Hroa d. USE; Reading Railroad
O®”*"!. 107; Midi. Boaibern 815<: Cleya-’
Chicago & Bock Island. 102J£-
IHS*. hWe6leril ' 43; plttabQr fih, ffu Wayne & Chicago!
.Wheat dull; markets
I® I 'ilS l™
pni£ ho *s &°* lower, at fB@s ee; Western
1 loiJ -11 h £™-» n ?„?5? 80n • 155 :G01d,133J4; Coupon «'s!
ii«X, u. s.e-jo’s, iosj »ew, lies, io8: n i
T^urtes,l64!K.N. , o. l »’s nTO, f H^; U MWbk*p , l 9 |«|-.
s e * tra conpon Canton, $&. '
quiet. Wheat quiet. Corn steady—sales of
& ra “tin. oX£s3!s£;
dociSi^-,S^ eIS or ‘*g > 62 - Pork
at CO 2&SO 75. xUoSfet mesa
L E WALRAYEN,
UAioric uu;
WO Cliestmit Btratt,
BEAUTIFUL CURTAINS
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
A LARGE LOT OF
Swiss,
Tamboured,
Applicatioa and
LACES,
Of Fresh Importation and very elegant Designs,
HEAVY CURTAINS,
° f hnn * in theIiATSST FAB*
ISIAN STYLES, at redured prices to meet the
decline In Gofd.
WINDOW SHADES
IN GREAT VARIETY.
U. S. MAIL LINE TO HAVANA.
Saturday Morning, December 20,
or passage, having splendid
cabin accommodations, aoplv to p ™
THOMAS WATTSON * SONS,
No. H9N. Delaware avenue.
Passage to Havana, |oo. de22tde29rp
NATIONAL
BANK OF THE REPUBLIC
■ 809 and 811 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Capital $300,000, Pull Paid;
;derectobs,
Jos.T Bailey, Ben], Howland, Jr., Wm. H.Hhawn.
Wm. Ervlen, Sami. A, Btepham, Nathan HUlaa,
Edw. B, Ome, Osgood Welsh, Fred. A. Hoyt,
WILLIAM H. BHAWN.
CASHIER,
JOSEPH P. HOHFOBDi oc3o3xxupjg
WE OF FEB FOB SALE,
$250,000 7 Per Cent,
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS
AT 79
TBESEBONDS AT THE ABOVE PRICE WILL
XJKLU THHHOLDEBS NEARLY 9 PER CENT.
aknitm AND ALD TWBNBY-ONE PEB
PBLNCIPAL AT MATURITY.
FOB FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO
SAILER & STEVENSON. Bankers,
No 131 South Third Street
cel7«6ti fip Opposite Girard Bank.
GOLD COUPONS,
J anuary Ist,
WANTED
BY
At’ CO,,
34 BQITTH THIRD BTRFRT,
BAKER’S
ORNAMENTAL HAIR
MANUFACTOBY.
The largest and best assortment n»
Wig», Toupees. Long Hair Braids and
Curls, Water-falls, Viotorines, Frl«
J l ®!tsfeiS UBive *«anufor Ladies,
At prloes LOWER than elsewhere* [mhXMY
909 CHESTNUT STBEET, -
'S* OFFICIirOF'THE _ PHILID *LPHtX~AND
■ TRPNTON RAILROAD CO,— Philadelphia,
December 24. 1868. . .uwiiwiu.,
/I be Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, and an
e ectlon for Dlrertore for the ensuing year.wlll be hole
at the COMPANY’S OFFICE, on MONDAY, the four
teenth day of January ,1867, at 1 o’clock. P. M.
de24t]a!4 J. MORRELL, Secretary.
' kTJtW PECANS.— IO bbls. new crop Texas Pecans,
ax landtag, ex steamship Star of the Union, and for
sale i byJTS. BUSSIER & 00,108 South Delaware
pVfiliQß.
- Walrmttand Paper udkM
IB.BCSSIEB* CO.. 106 B. .Eslawar. AvtanSr ”
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
’’ V ; ; • -J®' " ;'' . '
: We would call attention to assortment.'
; ' ■ ,-V ■ 'riSsti. 1 .
Bronzes and Fancy Goods,
Elegant Beading Bhades,
Porcelain Lanterns,
Flexible Drop Lights with Stands,
v, AS APPROPRIATE
\■ : ;; • ' - '
Holiday JPr-esontSo
: Combining Beauty with Utility I
MISEEY, MERRILL & TOACKARA,
; 718 Chestnut Street.
dell 4u l th,s-tftpi ;
- 5196,816
- 769,283
- 4,428,394
- 6,300,774
- 8,226,003
jpk STERLINGS SILVER,
•RUflßMajinfactured expressly for BRIDAL, Prosen is
NEW JEWELRY.
Of all the lata Styles,
WATCHES
Of the moat Celebrated Makers, J '
PEARLS, DIAMONDS.
; and other Precious Bfconest
Wedding and Engagement Bings.
. Old Bets Of FEABL or DIAMOND J BUI w.w n
mounted In modem style.
Watches and Cjlpcks repaired and adjusted by oom
petent workmen.
All goods warranted of flm quality.
Special attention given to tit a Mnmia
J» T. Gallagher,
Late of BAHJE7' A 00.,
FORMERLY BALLET * KmjHBBT.
NUT STBBBT *
BeaDliful Japanese Artieles,
JUST OPENED,
AT
CUTHBERT’S
INDIA STOKE,
2 ®*m n tb^f ehth ab - Chestnn*.
Nottingham
THOMAS WEBB,
(Successor to Wm.F.HughesJ
Forbi of Beaond and Christian Btsi
Baled, Fresh, Salt and Packing Hay.
Baled Oat, Wheat and Eye Straw, for
..Jiß? PISa 4M>«raTOBE.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE 00.
CAPITA!,, ... . .@13,000,000
ASJTUAL INCOME, . . . 0,000,000
Annual Dividend to Policy Holders, 60
Per Cent..
ln the Dividend
O FJUJKUAai i 1567. &Qd Will SIBO bfi allowed ft CPPdffc
dend* bal * 1116 prtmlnm 1,1 anticipation of tfie Dlvl
?,na. examinations foi medbemhlß
daily from 9 A. M. toSP. IL. atthe office7^^^^ p
4C4 Walnut Street, FhiUdslphl*.;
WALTER H. TILDEN, Agent
delta,w,2mrp2 ' a 11
M’OOULIN a RHOADS,
PLUMBEBB,
■team and Qas Fitters,
NO. 1331 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Powaal altenHon glven.to snpplylnk Country Seats
wit h Portable Water Works and das Works.
del7- 8 tu Ui6zd2
C. M. PALMER & CO.’S
FAMILY
COAL YARD,
No. 721 North Front St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Jfjj’jj?. l }?.? Coal always on hand, of the
best qualities and lowest prices. . det-tn th s 2m{
P. McGARRY & SON,
Dealers In
COAL AND WOOD.
West Mnd of Cheatnut St. Bridge.
_Alsp. Blacksmiths’ Coal, Hickory, Oak and Pine
wood. de»a.tn,th,2m}
JJORSE COVERS,
BUFFALO BOBEB,
LAP-BUGP,
BELOW MARKET MAT
SKNEABB&OO..
Life site horse In thedoor. Come and see^^dswlss^tl
ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNES new and
meteoric volume entitled •‘XAUS VENKtita a wrS
OTHERPOEMB," lias bSm ,emn£«7re?l!ily th»* t£2
publisher has heretofore bean utterly noabfe to half
supply the demand, although the preeaes have been
month f go. U allnoßt everalnce it was publisheda
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last about an Lour, so whoever wants anp had
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IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER and DEALE
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EXTRACT
Letter from .
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Maw
MADRAS, to hiS
Brother at
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leaiiEA&pka-
N 8 that their
DOB Is highly
teemed In India, and
n my opinion, the
palatable as well
le most whole
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