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Tlte' fsrcttt Ik* o - ‘.‘* 7
in VS IN TUK. FIKK.
.lII'IUiINf. S.sAH^NI^-^ N . Y<f Aug . ROi 18ttr .
~ ~.. , //>mi *»-• -Vic 1
tlie Bufferwhy they terrible
i, c< SUt in»U Most oflhc content*
a ‘ ~.,r o veil from our Safe-one of your mami
nrtre-m<i we old not «c* ">« *»*> °nt »f tllc
, Hie ninth day after Hie lire. The mine of
"er'in.l'dinc continued so hot. that the workinen were
roninelit (1 to throw water on. the rubbish to give them
a chance to wot k, and the safe was still hot cnougfl to
burn the hand If laid upon it. After petting it open,
am' found in tho drawer sonic paper money, innen to
onr prrprSsc. Thero wis also some scold ami silver,
Avhicli was all right. Wc consider this, wonderful,
after such a long and tot riiic heal.
Ilcspec? tally youn’t
llvu a>:!' u A: •
ANOTFIKH!
Puattmu ecu, N. A., Amt* —■>
Jlf «*».. Hirh’na, Panel ,e shenmt, i, .'Vie
Ues-it*: The Herring IMt-wit Champion Safe pre
wiedmv book., paper?, ami some money m the dis
astrous fire which occurred here cm Tuesday n.glP, be
21st in*t Wv slock of goods. hem- a I'ruggisl, added
to the materials »t Mm building, gavethe Sale a good
roastiue. This was the longest and "hottest tire that
ever took place ill this section, scarcity of water pre
venting us from stopping its headway until halt of the
business portion of our town was destroyed.
Truly yours,
AND ANOTHER!!'
Pi.attshuhuh, N. Y m Aug. 27,1867.
Slei-eri. Herring, Parrel A Sherman, Aew York—
Gr.NTbt The Herring Safe I had in use was subjected
to a severe test at the very large tiro which occurred
here lost Tuesday night, "21 si. inst. My office was on
the second story of a brick building. The Safe fell
with the floor and walls into the cellar. On Wednes
day it was impossible for men to work on the ruins;
the debris had become so hot. I got it out oil Thurs
day, the second day after the tire, and opened it. The
valuable papers, some small account books, also some,
notes, were preserved in excellent condition, every
line and word legible. I consider this an excellent
test of your Fire-Proof Safe, and assure you it was a
surprise to me to And anything inside after such a ter
rible fire, no water having been thrown on the build
ing. Trti'iv yours, Gno. L. Ci.mik,
Attorue.y-at-Law, etc.
AMD ANOTHER ! ! i
Pi.a ithiu X. Y.„ August "S, lMi7.
llfc.'M'f. Herring, Man el J: Sherman, \rr Yak
The destructive fire of Tuesday uiglii, 21st
instant, which burned up inch a large number of
buildings in its course, swept away the store 1 oteu
pied nnoiis its victims. I was doing a .jewelry bus -
ness, had one of your folding-door sales in u*e, which
contained a ku',e number of witches amt other
iewelrv.s 1 bad it removed lo tt.e side-walk. The
attoneViud which was Mowing at the time blew the
the upon the Safe like a blow pipe, tin- exlcripr was
verv hot. as it (distillery .hows: the jewelry and
watches a:c all well ] reserved, though decolored
from the steam of the rtrv-t root composition, which
car, easih l>e cleaned. Kispoctful'y yours,
STILL ANOTHER !.! !!....
N. V., All A I"07.
.t/c.-s,-,'. Herring, Parrel it: She-mnit, l\e’m 1
Cl ms: Il.ad one of yi.ur Fleering Patent Oliumpion
Sales in use, which w ,f . übicclcd to one of-tiie hottest
and largest t res that ever :ook place in a small town ;
'the beat was of the most intense rlniinctm , lac i: of
water preventin'.: a stoppage of the lire until it had de
stroyed many buildings. T removed my bale Iroin the
ruins the next day after the tiro. When opened, the
books, valnnhlc papers', up.'!?, and some money, were
all preserved in'good condition, no appenram',- of
having been through such a tiery ordeal.
'. Truly vans, b. D. B:c>n,.
Hi'.up.i-M.’s Patent Champion Sacks,
the most reliable sccuiity from lire known.
IlKnuiM.’s Nr.w Pa h ur Bankiius’ .Saii.s,
thc-only safes made with'the nciv metal “Scii:oi:i.
Kiskn,” the best protection against a burglar's drill
ever manufactured.
HERRING, PARREL * SHERMAN,
No. 211 Broadway, c. rner of Murray nreet, N. Y
Farol, Hkp.imno .ifc C-'., Philadelphia.
HnnuiNG & Co., Chicago.
Heuutiso, wi-fi- iS.m-Mn, Now Orleans.
Tuk distribution'of $300,000 worth of
prefeentg/embrarint' many worth quite fortune*, an
nounced to take place to-morrow unions the share
holders of the Washington Library Company, organ
ized in aid of the Kivereido Institute, is creating no
little excitement., The shares,, selling at one dollar
each, ore still going oft’ rapidly, and wo understand
that-thc hooks will remain open until the last moment.
Kvery share of stock not only secures a handsome
steel-plnte engraving, but also guarantees one
present besides. The office, "Xu. 1225 Chestnut street,
was thronged until u late hour last evening.
Au. 'i hi Nlw Shacks in
sill; and Wool Epiuglines
Silk -ar.d Wool Velours,
Silk auu Wool Poplins’,
Ai-d other fabrics for \Vulkin;i NwiV-s by the yard
made up-to order or ready-made,
J. \V, I’i-o‘jt(*v. &Co.,
i'2h Chestnut street.
Lack and Muslin Curtains, Window Shades
and Upholstery, at PattcnV, 1 iOS Chestnut at reel.
Selling On ! Selling Oi k! !
At EerrV China Hall, WO ‘Chestnut street, a large
assortment of rich Cut and Engraved Glassware aud
•Stone China, marked down less than manufacturer'.-
pr to*. Those in want of will do well to cal
muly aud ha\t n choice of selection.
Silking On-’! Selling Oik !!
KrU'.'s i'lllNA HA1.1., 521» OIIKSTM'T BTI'.r.CT,
worth of uhiii!.. Glass and Stoneware to b<
sold oft'previous to rein-, a lug to new store, I‘2W Chest
nut street.
Families, hotels, boarding-house:-, and rotuuranti
uov; have an opportunity of purrha dug china,glass
or stoneware at greatly reduced prices.
Cl’T OI.ASS,
Goblets, i
Champagne Glasses.
Table Tumblers
BTONK CHINA.
Chamber Sets...
Dinner P.nte.-...
Breakfast Plates
J WIIITK 1 P.KNCU CHINA.
bug dozen Pinner Plates, full size, per dozen f 2 0
James K. Kkrk & Bbo.
Upholstery work of every description done
immediately oucal], at Patten’s, 1408 Cucstnut street.
While all of the churches in the eastern part
of'the cit} ate being turned into opera-houses {?), and
all of the u-al depots in Broad street into church buil
dings, v e may expect great changes in .other classes
of building*; to it. will not surprise us any day to hear
that the Coai'menud Hotel was sold to Charles Stokes
C’o., the celebrated Clothiers, to be turned into a
first«cla*s Clothing House in size a* well ay quality.
Jn the meantime, we would ask our readers in want of
line Clothing to visit Stokes & Co.'s, tit pre.a-nt under
the Continental.
Glass Engravings,
AT J-.KimV CHINA HAl.l.
We have at work on the premise.- two of the i,esi
:ln.-r -engiavere in this country, and :u\* prcpired t<
xyetue all orders for engraving ciests, monjjgrau.t
yplscis or any design fmuished. in the most urtMt
maimer. Inlllais engraveil ou goblets, tumbler**, v Ve.
aan hour'.-; notice. 521) Chestnut street.
Snr.iM, Buis, {l u ( | Bedding, iu Hair. Husk or
I valuers, at Pntten’e, 1 108 Chestnut street.
Bi.m i; Bjorn i)Vcss Bilks, from $2 to $lO pc
• J. W. pjioo'ion ■& t.’o.,
‘.*‘2o Chestuut .-i reel.
ijiiOKi.N 1-' i'.nitv ll neatly repaired, re-liphol
n-rtd Uni made tolonk equal. to new. at
VaUc-nV, U!JS Cliestmit stive'.
Oa:;c KA and s;-;.; Che?Tnut.
K« ei» tlii- ino.-r cle-omt
T , Call um\ kt them.
On ! Selling Os-. \!
f-r.KAT lIAU-. M • i.
At Kcrho China Hall, 52'.» CUertnut riru-t, j.nwiom
moviu.gto new store, 1218 Chestnut hired. WliHe
ibvmli ("cDinner-setn, 107 useful pie-. f„ r
u:irt?:c.c- , .hr-iqoa , i'tj and nc-.-'Ci‘t shapes
•litfii Cionk Vi-ivi.'t!’, >t,importers price:
l.\ thcvjirri. . J W. T’bo. t»b * Co,.
020 (.'heMm 1 -. street.
C?ki?atßaw:ainh
At KcrrV Chino H»li. «»> »Ucot, prcvmno
to removing to nen .tore, lilsCl.cotni.t atrse.. W Lite
French Chile. Teo-tets, 44 pie e* Cor rT, warrnnfod bo,t
quality and newest fha)>e».
Dkkss-makikc. Dwartsiknt.
tAt.iKs' Dnrasrs »»re t.. mfauciik in r.vH>u-rorit
Tr.Avrr.iNO Dr.nssns r.i?M>v maps.
WaI.KINII SUITS KI'Al'V MA.I-E.
Black I.vons Su.ks; ror.
A woitn to the wise it- sufficient. If you arc
hungry and want an Excellent Dinner for a very
moderate sum, just step into Morse's -DUiing' Honing.
002 Arch street.
Oak fords, 834 and 830 Chestnut.
Keep the most elegant ■>
Stvles of Hats and Capa.
Call and see them.
Deafness, Blindnuss and Catarrh.—
J. Isaacs, M. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the abovo members with
the ntmoßt success. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the city can be seen at his office, No,
805 Arch street. The medical faculty are Invited to ac
company their patients, as he has no secrets in his
- practice; - ■ Artificial eyes- inserted. No .charge.made
((irexamination.. . ' ......4.'.; V..
Oak fords, 834 and 830-Chestn'iit,
, Keep the most elegant
Styles of Hats and Caps.
Call and see them.
G.U.-Bai.uji,
Jones’ Hotel, 235 Dock Street, below Third,
revived by W. P. Larkin on the European plan.
Meals from 0 A. M. to 12 P. M. Good lodgings for
gnests. House open all night. Booms 50 cts. per night.
Rockiiill & Wilson,
003 and 005 Chestnut street.
CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
Full Clothing now ready. A large assortment. New
and elegant style?, fresh made and fashionably cut.
Fall Overcoats,
iY etc Style Walk hip Coat -s
iYne Style Sack Coat
Coachmen's Coat'',
Hunt inn Coat \
Boy*' Suit*, fi'iyS Suits.
Jn store,'an entire atoelc of American, French and
English C-ssimnos for Pantaluons, Cashmere, Silk
and YolvefYestings. . "
Clothing- - math; to vn’ye for . Gent*. 1 oaths awl
Soys.
IMPORTATI ONS. n M
Reported for inc Philadelphia Evening Builctlm
MEbSINA—Bark Merrimac, Marshall—2G49 boxes
lemon? cnco cantars brimstone 190 bales rags 15 casks
mimietvHtor.n N liellings A* Bro.
GOTTENBUHG—Bark SomervEliy Hill—4TsS tons
bar iron.2s do pig do E A louder & Co.
MARINE BULLETIN.
POETToPTHILADEijPHiA^KPT-iii
Wm. Rixp.
i&~Set.Marine Bulletin on Sixth Pa-ge.
ARRIVEDTIIIB DAY.
Steamer »T R Shrivcr, Dennis, 13 hours from Balti
more, with mdse to A Groves, Jr.
Steamer Diamond State, Robinson, 13 hours from
Baltimore, with mdse to J D Ruoff.
Bark Somerville (Br), Dill, 49 days frbm Gottenburg,
with iron to E A Souder & Co.
Bark Merrimac, Marshall, from Messina via Gibral
tar‘Astir ult, with fruit. &c. tc*N Hellings & Bro.
Rchr West Wind, Lawson, Boston.
CLEARED THIS DAY.
Steamer Decatur, Young, Baltimore, J D RnofT.
Brm Aurora- (Br), Joilynnin,Rotterdam, L Weetergaard
& Co.
•k-hr W II Tiers, TTofiman, Mobile, D S bteteon & Co.
*‘dir West Wind, Lawson, Richmond, Va. Caldwell,
Gordon & Co.
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
LEWES, Del., Sept. 226.
The following vessels from Philadelphia, went to sea
ir-day: Bark Daniel Cornwall, for Londonderry;
br'.gp Matilda,, for Barbados; Oak Point, for Genoa;
Lizabcl, for Grcenport, 1.1; Raven, for Marseilles;
Walter Howe?, for Bath, and schooner Abbic E Camp
bi*ll, for Boston. Quite a licet at anchor in the Roaa-
Mend. JOSEPH LAFETRA.
Correspondence of the Phila. Evening Bulletin.
READING, Sept. 23,156 T.
Tlie following boats from the Union Canal passed
Into the Schuj ikill Canal, bound to Philadelphia, laden
und consigned as (WIIowh:
Village Belle, with grain to captain; Saratoga, bark
to E Kenner & Co; Mai Monroe, do to Ficktnome &
Young; New Dope,.and Q T Waters,lnmber-.to Goldev
& Cohn; Dr J Tomlinson, do to Dodge &Co j Naomi,
do to Noraoee & Sheets: Gen Pope, do to Warner &
Young; Mattie & Mary, do to Patterson & Lippincott;
Mary Ann, do to H Oroskey & Co; Baltimore Coal Co.
Kvl, coal to J & C Williamson. • F,
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Norman, Crowell, hence at Boston this
morning.
Steamer Stars and Stripes, Holmes, hence at Havana
yesterday. - ' ,
Steamer Guiding Star, Slocum, cleared at New York
yesteidav for Hid Janeiro. &e.
S*earner Monterey, Edwards, from New Orleans 14th
inM. at New York yesterday.
Steamer Missouri, Palmer, sailed from Havana 21st
inG, for New York.
Bark Thomas Daßet*, Diuhuu, from Richmond for
Bio Janeiro, sailed from llampnn Hoads ‘2lst inst.
Bari: Cricket. Kean, clearest at Baltimore yesterday
h r H)o Janeiro.
ihv.t Nereid, Bearse, cleared at New York yesterday
for San Francisco.
Bark Union, Nicklason, hence for Marseilles, was
Sj «-ker lHb inM. hit bJ 47. leu G> 56.
Bng Phillip Larrahee. Dyer, from St Marys, Gu. re
mained at Montevideo 14th nit. for Buenos Ayres soon
-e.\,,erieiA: l eery heavy weather or. the passage out;
i»«s i livid split tails!
Brigs' Dio Grnmie, Bennett, and A II Curtis, Durgin,
.hence at Bath 2Uih inst.
. Brigs Gipscy York, and Joeie, Pettigrew,
hence- at Boston yesterday.
Scar A Ii Cain, Sampson, hence at Bath ‘2oth inst.
Schrs Cygnus, Smith: ill Wainu right. Brown; J
W Hall, Powell, anti KlhfF Cro.xell, Crowell, hence at
Boston ‘2lst inst.
.vchr Reading HR Nof.o, sailed from Norwich 21si
irM. lor thi“ port.
Hchr Ossuna. Haskell, sailed from .Pawtucket Slat
ii 'Si. for this port.
Bihr Jos Hay, IhJhaway, from Wareham for this
];or r , at New York yesterday.
Seln* Jas Alklerdice, Jack way, sailed from Newport
‘2lst iust, for tliis port.
.per dozen s*> ‘25
. “ 1 75
. “ " 1 75
SchrßeD.i Strong, Brown, hence at Providence, 2UI
instant.
.ten pieces $3 50
,per dozen 1 ‘25
. “ “ 1 10
Sc.hr Gen Banks, Ryder, hence at Bangor ‘2oth hist.
Schrs Tho.s Borden, Wrighlington, and Ira Bliss,
Hudson, hence at Fall River *22d mst.
Schr Lucy Church, Adams, sailed from Nantucket
J Sib insl. for this port.
Schr Kimna I. Porter, Sparks, hence for Province
town, Failed from Newport 21st met.
Sclirs Vraie, Mason; E Ij. Smith, Smith, and WW
Marty,.Champion, hence at Boston yesterday.
AfeiU/Lli SALK!* . -” ~
oiaiEi: oktlik ou.
fdjai' plmns' Court tor tin- city and county of Philadelphia,
ikUMvill he sold ut otibiie sale, on The preitiise*. on Satur
day. Oetoh' i I‘Jth, JW7. tw ' 2K-story frame dwellings and
lots of eiound, on the northwi-st side of Trenton avenue,
i-’riinkford, Twenty-third Ward. Philadelphia, of the es.
tate ofAlbi rt and John Cooper, minors. p.
>'o. I.—Franio dwelling and lot of ground, on the north
v.vst side of Tienton avenue, 15U5-IU feet nortlie/ist of Or
tl . dox ; treet,‘2o feet front, ami in depth at rigid angle*
Fraine dwelling am! lot of ground, adjoiniug the
•di.ve 175 3-10 feet nortlie.ist of Orthodox street, ‘2O feet
I -tint, and in dtl'tli »t i jKiit lop fcot
BLiNJAMIN S. 111LI\ Guardian.
Condition* inadc known ou d“y of sale.
JOSKITI It. COMJIA, Auctioneer.
'ZJ' IN PURSUANCETO AN OUDEK "OF “Tin:'o'll-
Mml phan’H Court for the City and County of Pintadol-
Hllui r tda, v ip he rold at pubiie sale on the pnhm*eH.' , ou
Tlmn'diiv. OctoSrlT. 1i1.7, 11U o'clock I*. M.. tin- Mloiv
inii nmulFi-s, of thec«luto of l'atrlck Cooney, dc.
ecu hi ■.l ■ A Fniinu UiVL'llliiK nml Lot ot t.round on the
nniil.wcpt corner of Tin:ltaivi.nnn nml Mnlttim-t Htr.-ftf,
l r.inkfotd. Tivcntv-third IN nrd, I'lithuicl|ihiu, lull feet
f'ont mi Tnckawnima rtreot, I’d,feel trout on Mnrittirot
Hiv. t,!';- fec-t ortlicrcahotits ou the nortlico t tic, nnd:>,
t'cet inchi for thcreuliolttn on the uorthwcHt lino.
AIaK’E COONE\, Administratrix..
Comlitii-ui made known On'day of fhl *..
1C JOSEPH if. CUMLV Anetioneef.
HOOP B kTItT s"AND GOU3ETS.-MRS. E.
BAYLFA. No, 812 Viue ytreet. la now manufactur
ing oil tlio varieties of Hoop Sklrte, Oorooto, Ac. Bho hae
also the Real French Consots of now fltyle3. Hoop Bkirta
altered ond repaired. rahSAtfrp
INDIA RUBBER MACHINE BELTING, STEAM
1 Packing lloae, &c. - . . .
■ Enginocra and dealers will find a full oajortmont of
Gooayoar'tf Patent Vulcanized Rubber Bolting, Packing
Hose, die., at the Manufacturer’* Headquarters,l „
GOODYEAR'S, -
308 CJhastnut atroet,
Bouthaide.
N. B.—We have a New and Cheap Article of Garden and
Pav< anent lioae, very cheap, to which the attention of the
public to called. .
.ITALIAN VEBMIGELM;-100 BOXES FINE GUAL
1 ity, white Imported £nd for sole by JOS, B BUBSUESH
* 106 Sooith Dalawava-avehia.
THE DAILY F.YEATNG BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1867.
DHF.BBFS, IN VLL QUALITIES,
From £2 TO $lO T*nn YAi’.n. , ’
J. W. Proctor & Co.,
920 Chestnut stbf.et,
R«>. uhilt. & Wilson.’
Opposite New Ledger Buildiug
lIOOPSftiBTS*
CLARK & BIDDLE,
71 ; 2 Chestnut Street,
Will Oi>en on
Monday, Sept. 33d,
with tlye
SILVERWARE
Which Iky hare ever offered, including new and desirable
patterns, nercr before sold in riiiljvldply’a. .
eel7*tu tli y-3m rpS
SterliDg Silverware Manufactory,
414 LOCUST STREET.
GEORGE SHARP,
Patentee of the Bali and Cube patterns, manufactures
every description of fine STEELING SILVLRW t\RL,
and offer? for sale...wholesale nnd retail, a choice aworh
nicntofiieh and beautiful goods of new styles allow
price-?,
J. M. SHARP. . A. ROBERTS.
t? ‘l7-3in rp;
REMOVAL.
WM. E. HARPUR,
Chronometer nnd Wntch-maHer,
Respectfully informs hii friends and customers that he
unp removed from over Messrs. Bailey k Co.'s, 819 Cheit
nut street, to
407, Chestnut Street,
Where he intends to keep on hand n supply of first
quality Watches,Chronometer*,Clocks, Ladies* andCreutJ ,
Gold Chains, Seals, Keys, kc. Chronometers rated by
Solar and Siderinl Transits.. Especial attention riven to
repairing Watches. jy234m rp*
aiorsK h;rmshi!>(> goods*
U R PH E yT\^\
/ tfOßse ids
lO’Vl
l'\'4\ V/* 1/
3 AY IN D OYV SHAPES , Ac.
OHARLES L. HALE,
(late Salesman and Superintendent for B. J. Williams)
NO. 831 ARCH STREET, -
KASITAtTIfHEB OF
VENETIAN BLINDS and
WINDOW SHADES.
LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT IN THE
CITY AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
I PIIOLSTEKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Pf-17- tf IT
TO KENT.
TO LET,
SECOND STORY AND BASEMENT,
S. E. COR. CHESTMTT AND SEVENTH SIS,
HoHting-MacMne, Fire-Proof. <tc.
ALSO, FROM OCT. 1 TO JAN. 12, PREMISES)
612 CHESTNUT STREET.
A U; " " EDWARD I*. KELLY,
rdJMf n>;
-cr, GI!RMANTONVN; —A FURNISH-EI) ' COTTAGE
fjhir t(> rent fur «ix inonthi* :rom October Ht; couvenieut
to depot. Apply at luanranee OJhce.
M-if-Gt” (rermant»wn.__
WKIV PI IJLH A'iriONS.
|y' 1;S. WOOD’S Nr.W BOOK.
OKYIJ LT! COIXFGE. . BV MRS. -HENRY W'OOl).
ORNTLLK GOLLFGE. MY MRS. HENRY AVO *1).
Author of VK{i>t I.vnne.’* ‘A'ernerV Pride,” “Oswald
ojuv,” ‘‘Karr. 1 * Heirs,” “Tlie Clmuuing.-.’'et.. Uiville
Celfego^in printed from the uiithur’H manuscript aud
advanced proof-rheet?-, pureha“ed by us direct from
Mr.-. Henry W'ood, and is it-sued here by tv* jdiuiiluine*
oirdy with the publication of the work in Europe. Price
ee c cuts
Ei.SIE'S MARRIED LIFE. ' By Mrn. Mackonzio Dnnielp.
Aethoi of “My Sister Minnie,ilie Poor Coupin,”
“Kate W-alhingham," etc. One volume, octavo. Price
75 eent«.
THE REBEL CHIEF. By Gustave Aimard, author of
“Prairie Fluwer,” An entire new work. Complete iu
one large octavo volume. Price 75cents.
PETERSONS* GREEN CLOTH EDITION OF -
( HAUI.Ea DICKENS’. W'ORKS.
LITTLE DORKITT. With Thirty-eight Illustrations.
Frum Lhigiiml Desicup.by H. K. Browne. -Price #1 25fn
green moioeco cloth: or, $1 (XI iu green paper cover*
sewed.
There are now published of Petersons’ Green Cloth Edi
tion ot Dickens, six volumes, viz. i
LIT l LK DORkITT. with 38 illustrations.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS, with 27 Illustrations.,.
BLEAK HOUSE, with 37 Illustrations.
TALE OF TW(! CITIES, with 64 lilustratiuus.
DAVIDCOI’PERFIELD, with 25 ilhistruti.ms.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND, with 42 Illustrations.
Price of each Jill 25 iu cloth, or $1 l)U in paper cover.
All hooks published are for sale by us the* moment they
are issued from the press, at Pnblisht rs! prices. Call in
ln-rson. or send for whatever hooks vou want, to
T. B. PETERSON <fc BROTHERS,
s. 2d-2t - 306 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
i,eoaL NOTICES.
l/STA’J E OF ELLEN MuCALLA, DI-UJEASED. -LET-
Vj ters Testamentary ujinn tin- F>t:ire of ELLEN M»i
('ALLA, deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said Estate will make pay.
ment. and those having el.-iims will present them*to
’FHEO. 11. MrCALI.A, Exieutoi', Tiestnut stivet, or
hi» ney, JOHN (PBS KN E, fill \Vnlmit st. :»e‘24 tudt‘
1 N THh CObUT OF COMMON PLKAS Foil TllF
I l itv jit,«l C-uinty of Philadelphia rfur Petition of
J feeds to enter satisfaction'iipon tie record of a certain
18AA4 POTTS. prayint? for uiiorder .m the Recorder of
nioitxaßo made by mid .HA AO POTTS t»* NATIINISTFL
J'.STkl Nfor tivt hundred diHars-dated June 13th. I*3o,nud
it corded in n;oj tjisijfi* book A. M.. No. ‘J. e ..on a,
certain lot of ground wi lithe iraa r buildings and im
provem••lit:, thereon elected, situate on the southwest*
v ardly :.<i(ic ot tin* (hnnantown road in the city of Phila
delphia, seventydixe feet northu estu mdlv from the iu
tt'c-ft t [ ■; >A .-a id I’. -h!, aud Hi c- 2:d -tieet Vm ty feet front
on eaid (A nmuifown road, and extending in depth south-
Me:-t‘ ily to St. dohn stmt on North Hue one hundred
mid loi ty feet seven and a quarter inches to St. dohn
street, and oil south Hue about one hundred and fifty*
nine leet four ineho>, having in front on tJt. Johu street of
twenty -six feet one inch and u half.
And now, September 23d. 1H67, on motion of O. W.DKD
RH;K. for petitioner, the Court ordered the Sheriff to Rive
notice once a week, for three weeks in ouc newspaper ot
this city, and in the laqul //RWb'i/.'vmrr three times, re
quirjng the legal reprew ututiw-s or said N AT.UANIFR
KSIJ-.IN, or other poisons interested, to appear in said
Court on the- 13th day of.Ootoher. A. I>. 18437, at U o’clock
A. M., to i-hoty cause why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not he grunted
liy the Court. •
T. 0. WKHII, IYo I'rothouotnry.
HK.NUY U. ILOWttJJ*. -
SheWfl.
fcm 0: i September £4,1=07,
ESTABLISHED IN 1836—The
Great Tea Mart and Fine Family Gro
cery Store of Thompson Black’s Son
& Co., N. W. cor. Broad and Chestnut
streets, who have now in Store some
choice brands of Black and Green Teas
of very fine flavor, which have been se
lected with the greatest of oare and
especial reference to the tastes of their
customers.
A fair trial is all that is neoessary to
convince the most skeptioal that their
goods are as represented, and that their
prices are as low as the lowest.
THOMPSON BLACK’S SON & CO.
v mh23-th b tu4yrps
SPEER’S PORT GRAPE WINE,
FOUR YEARS OLD.
Thi? justly celebrated native Wine in made from the
juice of the Oporto Grape raised in this country- Rg m*
valuable TONIC AND STRENGTHENING PROPER.
TITS are unsurpassed by any other native Wine. Bern*
the pure juice of the grape, produced under Mr. opoer’i
own pcrtonbl supervision, it? purity and gonuineneas are
guai untied. The youngest child may partake of its gene
rov.? uualitie?, nnd the weakest iuvulid may uso it to aa*
vm.tiige It i? pnrticuNrly beneficial to the aged and de
bilitated, and suited to the various ailments that attuct tne
weaker sex. It is in every -respect
A WINE TO BE KLLILD ON,
Samples at the store of • ,
JOHNSON, HALLO WAY k CO., No. SIXTH street
HiENCU, RICHARDS & CO.
DYOTT k CO., No. 232 Nortli SECOND rtreet.
Invalid.? use Speer*? Port Grape Wine.
; Females use rpeerV Poit (Jrape Wine.
Wcuklv persons find a benefit by its use. .
Speer’s'NVine? in Hospitals are profefred toother Win«
Sold by Druggist? and Giocera. jy3o-tu,th,s,3i)trp
A. SPEEB, 243 Broadway, N. Y.
PAPER HANGINGS.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
S. E, cor. Tenth and Walnut streets.
«T. C. Finn &. Sons
Have opened with an extensive assortment of Decorative
and Plain Wall Papeie, embracing every quality, to suit
-all taßtea. se3-lmrps
612 CHESTNUT street.
SHAKER SWEET COKN-20 BARRELS JUST HB
ceiyed and for biUo by JOSEPfi B, BUBSH3U & CO.#
103 South Delaware a* v Qnue,i
SPEER’S
PORT GRAPE WINE
VINEYARDS, NEW JERSEY.
FAFEII HANDINCIS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
AT RETAIL.
We ha\e now instore the finest assortment of new de
' DECORATIVE
WALL PAPERS
r.vi’i offi-rod iu tlii. J city, and at UIGHT I'RICES.
JOHN 11. EONGSTBETII,
H-1P 6t i p- No. 12 N'ortli THIRD Street.
PICTURES, FKAITLES, &C.
LOOKING GLASSES
OP THE VERY BEST
QUALIT Y.
EVERY NOVELTY IN
STYLE
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES.
JAMES S, EARLE & SONS,
810 CHESTNUT STREET,
CLOTUKVG*
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
NO. 612 CHESTNUT STREET.
Just received, a. large atoc&ofl
CHOICE FALL GOODS.
WILL MOVE OCTOBER Ist TO
S. E. corner Seventh and Chestnut Sts*
ap27»lyr»
TJHK .
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust
And Safe Deposit Company,
FOlt THE SAFE KEEPING OF BONDS, STOCKS and
OTHEK VALUABLES.
CAPITAL stoo,ooo
DIRECTORS
N. B. BROWNE, CHARLES MACALESTEB,
CLARENCE H. CLARK, EDWARD W. CLARK,
JOHN WELSH, . ALEXANDER IIENKY,
J. GILLINGHAM FELL. B. A CALDWELL,
HENRY C. GIBSON. _ .
Office in the fire-proof building of tho Philadelphia
National Bank, 421 Chestnut street.
i hit- Company receives on deposit, and GUARANTEES
THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES.upon the follow*
log rates a year, vbs: \
Coupon Bond*. .$1 per SUMO.
Registered Bonds and Secuiitiea 60 cts. per ‘ ll,00Qr"
Gold Coin or Bullion 81 &>per i 11,000,
Silver .Coin or Bullion $2 peri >l,OOO.
Gold or Silver Plate. 81 per $lOO.
CASH BOXES or Email tin boxes of Bankers, Brokers :
Capitalists, &c., contents unknown to the Company, and 1
liability limited, $25 a year.
The Company oilers Tor RENT SAFES INSIDE ITB
VAULTS at $&), $3O, S4U, ssoivnd $75 a year, according to
size and location.
Coupons and Interest collected for 1 per cent.
Interest allowed on Money Doposita.
TinsLj of every kind accepted.'
N. ». BROWNE. President,
Robxbt Patterson,
Secretary and
Old Rye Whiskies.
LARGEST
THE
OLD RYE WHISKIES
IN THE LAND
IS NOW POSSESSED BY
FINE
HENRY S. HANNIS & CO.,
Sl© and SSO SOUTH FRONT STREET,
Who offor the Bsmo TO THE TRADE, in Lots, on very Bdvftnt&jz&oui
Terms.
Tbclr Stocli of Bye Whiskies, IM BOND, comprlaeami uib f aTnrl[ . ...
taut, and run«through the various month* o) 1886, >««, and of twW nn *•
present date. . '
Liberal contracts made for lots to arrlro at Pennsrlrnnla It.it. Donnt. rrries.
son Dine Wharf, or at Bonded Warehouses, as parties may elecu P ** ErrMu-
CABPETINIIS, dcC.
1867 CARPETINGS. 1867
JAS. If. ORNE, SON & GO.,
Chestnut Street, below Seventh,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
TOREIGX AND DOMESTIC
CARPETINGS.
English Brussels Carpetiugs.
Py late nrrivnlf? \vc hnv t* received a full a* iovtiuent ' f tho
REST ENGLISH MAKES.
JAS. H. ORNE. SON & CO.,
Chestnut Street, below Seventh.
English, unci French
AXM INSTEPS,
ROYAL WILTON. AND VELVET
CAR PETINCS.
.\LE THE NEW EXHIIUTION DESIGN'S,
Novi in ft ore and f* »r palc io
JAS. fl. ORNE, SON & CO.,
Chestnut Street, below Seventh.
THREE-PLY AND INGRAIN
CARPETINGS *
Jn great variety of deeigu.
Oil, cI.OT H s,
In flie' lp from 1 yard to 8 yarda wide.
Henderson & Co.’s all Worsted Venitians.
JAS. H. ORNE. SON & CO.,
Chestnut Street, below Seventh.
e<<2l*e tu th 2m
CARPETINGS,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL.
LEEDOM&SHAW,
910 ARCH STREET.
Between Ninth and. Tenth Btreeti.
We arc now opening a Tull and complete ai-
Rortment, both Foreign and Domestic, for
Fail Sales.
I)|l 1! AM' I'i.KI.ANT
Jl cakcetk, on, <;i.OTIIS. A;<-.
Ncwert tlfsjf-'Uf* si ml lowe-t
'' Three Show Rooms.
. S. C. KOLI.K.
t-ci;>rii h liii'inn l ! No. r J> 8. Second nt:, hHow Mark-c-t.
I I*IIOI, STICKY, Ac.
BEDDING
rf*' fV.ATIIEI! WAREHOUSE.
TENTH STREET, IIELOW ABC!I.
Fen thorn. Feather Bed.", Bolster* and 1 , i11m , :.“,
Straw, ilunk, ILiiruud Spring Mattiv-res, Spring
Bed* mid spring Cota. Iron Bedstead* oi ail
PIZ'.’H.
WINDOW SHADES of every quality, ami a
grciil \ aricly nf patteniH.
Comfortable*. Omits and ( Vmnterpnne.s ol till
kind*, especially Mnneillen Quilt*.
. BLANKETS. , ‘ , .
A very large nsHortmcut of Blankets, po dieup
up tc tidy competition.
AMOS lITT/BOIiN,
No. 44 North TENTH Street, 5
pr.k. Ii hin 2tit rpi Below Arch.
ri;HNmni:,*c.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We me prepured to meet
Purchasers - of Pine Furniture,
<
BOTH IN " ■ t
STYLE AND PRICE.
GEO.J.HENKELS,LACY & CO.,
CABINETMAKERS,
13th and Chestnut Streets.
pe2l-3m rp
A- & 11. LEJAMBRE
Have removed their
Furniture aud i pholstering Warcroom*
TO
No. 1103 Chestnut Street,
(iiji etnira.) scmiurp!
/ ( OLD'S IMPROVED
PATENT LOW STEAM
AND
HOT WALTER APPARATUS,
FOll WARMING WITH PUBE
union steam ani^wat^- HEATTOO CO.,
NO. 118. FOURTH Straat
B. M, FELTWELL, Sort. ' kA3:: rpj -
AND BEST STOCK OF
UNION PACIFIC
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA AfIIOSS TBEJJOMWEir,
nr.- DAW completed, and it !, expected tint tie, remaining
luilee, to carry tlia track to the b*»- oft!..- Rocky Moon
will be finbb.-u early in October. Contract. ‘Lv«
already been made for lock-cutting, beyond, to be donn
during the v infer. The work |. |„. inx Pl ..,hed forward
i; HI. equal energy on the Californh. end „f th , rr ,,, te- , m
Her the direction of the Central IV.lic Company, ecta
inenrinrat hncrnmi-nto. and it I cr.n!ide U tly expect, d
lhal the two road, „ ill m.et In l&yn, t ,......y. p..; nx ,ji ,
en ire grand line conn, rting I!;,. Atlantic andA'acilic
wr ann on v.hk h TIIIRTVriVE MILLION DOLLARS
in eml. Itave already be. u expended. Prom the lib-va,
Goveimnenl aid tile « caltb and energ.-of t!» rtockbuld.
il. :■i-.i the read, market for tin- Fi.xt Me;;.. .-,. n',ndi,
tlieie |> n- want of fund- forth., y.'.-t ■■ Igorr.e. pro. Vafion
. i Hie n ork. and It* ei -ly complci m li a- ... rtain a- any
fi'tt:rr hi'.-ii.c-r' i\ ( ntbv-.
NET FA ft.\ lives OF THE 1/.MOST
PA(HI(It\IIIUM!>.
Dm lug (!.<• o!,rirti.r ending .Tut;. ::D? i : i r\;* r
Mi avk rhgi- i.f GTinJlc.' m U.f .- li
hi r ; fiHfi.iii. 'I !:«■ Sepuiutrndcuf** ; it
l..'.ung re.-ult
Pa -*rn{»err,
FiWght ...
'i'rlt-pr«i h..
Mai If
Traii‘ , |-«prtri ion, Oufruclc
Fml
Repair of Track
* “ Engine*, Car-, Shop.-, Ac
Oflirc-ajjd Station.*
Condition?, Engineer*, Ac
Trains
Nit Ivu:mm.d to balance
Ironi tho relative high charge*, the
of the road are but 32?-* per cent, of the earning?, and tlto
ratio would be much Icm if the contractor** bu.-me.M were
not done at halt rate*.*’ Throwing out charge* to contrac
tor* for transportation of materinli andjneu <5479,383 41)«
and deducted from the Aggregate of all operating
92)32% per cent. (4157,564 42) a* the iroportlou
chargeable on the work done for rotifract^n l . which wm
I' m than actual coat, because of the half price charged for
it, and we have the net operate* ..<« in*.- cyuj*
nwrcisu oiiyint-a# tor the quarter, £o. The account
for the a/mmrrcial buxines t-tand? aa follow-;
Earning* for May, June, and July.
Expense*
Net prflflt of operating Stil mikv of road
three month*
Thy amount of Bond* tin* Company can Uhuo on 3-5
jiiilt*-, at per mile,. U Intero-t >n gold^
tliree month*, at ti per ti nt., <-u thi* *un>, ».« ATV.mi; add 40
per cent, premium, to eorrt:*poEd‘with curreury earnings,"
i- ehOM ing that the net c*rnin*'«. for this quarter
weiv V'OO' Ihnnjmtr tm.r i.f/ie vnthe Fir-t Murt
giiue Bond." on length of road.
Firrt Mortp igo ik>nd\ v. ho-e interval i- amply pro
\hled for and r o thoroughly a.-i tired, he (,Lwed
ajnoPß the •'(//«>'in\ectin. i.t-. Tlu y j ay
SIX Per CENT, in GOLD,
mid nrc offered for Hie present al .Ninety
( enis on the DoMar anil Accrued
Interest at Six per fViit* s
in Currency Irani
July Ist*
»uD4-Sra rps
M*mv p.v. ties ar« taking nd'-of the high
prh * <1 r<"V. rnntciit ctockc to » for the** Honda*
v. l.ldi :«i« u\vrls per nut. ciieapu, ami. at tin- current
jute of premium on gold, pay
Over Nine Per Cent. Interest.
Subscription* willbe rerchvd in New York at # thi\ Coca
p.ujvh Chico, No. 2u Nacfau and by
<;u.NT!NFNTAi, NATIONAL BANK, No. 7 Ne/daa «L
CLARK, DODGE & CO., Bunkers No. f»l Wall at
,lt)Ji.S ,1. CISCO SON., Bunker.-, No. 31 Wallet. •• •
In riiiladelphia,
THE TRADESMEN’S NATIONAL BANK.
1)E HAVEN & BROTHER.
william Pa inter & CO.
TOWNhXND'WIIELEN i CO.
J. I.EWAKB & CO.
K. BTEEB.
in Wilmington. Del.,
Jt R. ROBINSON & CO.
JOHN MoLEAR & SON. , ...
Ami hv BANK..*? mm XANKKitS generally throughout tns
United Static, of whom mupu and descriptive pamphleU
may he whtaiued.
Aroifer 3oth, 1867.
?4-2H-28-:-it:
uovu—
TH.E FINE SHIRT EMPORIUM
JOHN 0. ARRISON.
Nob. 1 and 3N. Sixth Street,
Dealer in every description of
Gentlemen’s Furnishing Good*,
In great variety and at
Particular attention given to the man
ufacture of Fine Shirts, Collars, &©•*
warranted to give satisfaction.
iao-cFi
nffigpjj'B aIjTIMORE
improved base burning
HEATEB
I M acazine* illum in ating doors.
v Ci^- T _ r J3--» x/ i rpj- IIMUOIJ t cheorfnl aridPorfoot Houlorta
U»o. s orAHKi
t-X)y M'J-r'ot utroet, Pliiladtw
eCj-V'-’r;.")
PINANCIAr,.
4CO MILES
OF THE
railroad.
EARNINGS.
* al'T!';l- . 44.
EXPENSES.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
Importer, Manufacturer
Moderate Price.
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