FACTS AND FANCIES.
lFor the Thilmleiphia Evi.ning Bulletin.l
• The Unit Storms.
The icy hail
Al mg the gale
Ie smiting earth and nitin.,
Cold ruin fall
In frosted ball
. '.l‘a far Re eye may. t an.
The Northern blast
Is riding past,
The whirlwind in his train;
And tender shoot
• And ripening fruit
Are struck and cleft in twain.
The iron hail
Alon&• the vale
Is scattering death and dreA
And horse and man
Toward the van
Are riding o'er the fiend.
The Northern men
From mount and glen
Are rushing southward . on;
Nor will they sheathe,
While traitors breathe,
The sword they once have drawn
A hero leads
Whose mighty deeds
Shall fill the land with song
And through the vale,
A storm of hail,
ale whirls the foe along.
Not yet is won,
Not vet is done,
Nor battle yet, nor work.
Whirl sword in hand.,•,,;.•. •
- While in the land. `2
One,traltopyet.shall lurk;
•
• k 2s , • •
Demeiciatie whisky riot 'at. - RaelirciOriti
was stilled by removing the stills.
—One of our reporters was almost overcome at
the Democratic whisky riot, by the bad air of
so gently o'er me stealing.' ,
—Huge quantities of bad Democratic whisky in
Richmond will never see the light—lt was still
born.
—Swann publishes long addresses in the
I :were because he is loud of seeing his cygnet,-
urc in print.
—The marines at Richmond became so hoarse
with keeping still there, that they were converted
into regular horse-marines.
•
—lt will require a bptter Leech than the condi
date for Register of Wills to bind up the wounds
of the Democracy to-morrow nhrht.
—So - well deserved is Andy's fame,
That friends whb hear him most advise
The egotist to change his name
To "Argus" with his hundred I's.
—lt is said that Jefferson Davis is about to re
move to Toronto to reside permanently. He will
get back in Congress ,eventually if we do not
whip his rebel friends in this State to-morrow.
—Women and girls headed the first Democratic
wh;sky riot at Richmond, but when the , marines
hail finished their work there was no mo' lasses
to c seen.
—Since the big hail storm, Philadelphia
.has
beta visited by an avalanche of glaciers, who
have pretty much finished what paues there were
left in the city.
—Rouget de, Lisle sang the Marseilles hymn
with an enthusiasm that electrified France. Peter
Lyle to-morrow nitrht will warble a dirge over
X~isdead hopes, and the corpse of.the Democratic
party.
—General Beauregard was serenaded in Rich
mond on Wednesday night of last week. And he
will be serenaded to-morrow night if his rebel
friends in-. Pennsylvania and Ohio elect their
ticket.
—"President Johnson thinks the country is in
great peril." The President is the peril of the
country himself. Ile is a peril of great price,
costing $25,000 per annum in salary, and mil
lions in incidentals.—Naskeille Prep mid Times.
—The Democracy are troubled about the war
debt and taxes. Row would they like Stevens's
plan of confiscating the property of the men
who forced the war upon us, and so lighten the
taxes of those who were compelled to fight it
Out?'
—Ea-Governor Herschell V. Johnson, of
Georgia, takes the ground that the cotton tax is
unconstitutional, and advises its non-payment.
The Democracy here take • the same ground
against all taxes. If they , succeed to-morrow,
we shall have taxation removed by repudiation.
—lt is probable that the Sandwich islands will
in time be annexed to the United States, the peo
ple-being- willing an&the King, being childless.
Therrif4he Democracy succeed to-morrow we
shall have a quarrel some day over "cannibal
equality."
—Nevado mountain in Chile is the greatest
peak of the Andes. The result of the Pennsyl
vania and Ohio elections will be the greatest
pique our Andy has ever had. lie will hear seve
ral hundred thousand Republicans-peak to him
in tones of wrath and rebuke.
curious to see the distinction of color as
applied to disease. There are yellow-fever, the
blacil vomit. the gre:h sickness. the white swell
ing. the Fearlet lever and the yellow jaundice.
Red eve, and,blue melancholy will be affected by
Democracy tomorrow nlv,ht.
—The Copperheads are fond of referring to
their victory in CoLncetieuf. Why, then. shOuld
they be opposed to a man simply and solely be
cause he was born in that State ? The people
to-morrow will show that they do not consider
Judge Williams's Connecticut birth a disqualifi
cation.
—There) seems to be a chance to make a jest
in the line —Scots hae Wallace bled."
but it can't be clone. Wallace/Chairman of the
Democratic state Central Committee, never bled
bkrnself, and was opposed to everyone that did.
He refused to give Pennsylvania soldiers the right
to vote.
—Mr. Leech, the Democratic candidate for
Register of Wills,kW sending round his biography,
accompanied by "stickers" to be attached by un
sophisticated Republicans to their tickets.
Leeches arc proverbially good stickers and insati
ate suckers. Mr. Leech would not be an
economical officer. •
ex-rebel killed an old colored man in
Salem. Indiana, for gotng to church with white
folks. And the Democrats here would try to
keep the negroes from going to heaven, if they
- thought of gothgv'there — themselves: Vow
against this brutal tyranny and bigotry to
morrow.
—The efforts for the release of Dr. Mudd have
been imitated by the friends of Spangler': They
think Spangler is as clear as Mudd. It is clearer
than that,that the President's affection for coun
terfeiters will probably - extend to these conspira
tors, and result in their pardon, unless we rebuke
him at the polls to-morrow.
—The Cincinnati Commercial proposes to fight
the Indians by offering a reward for sealplit ex
'AnylaiEe. Then a man who kills a bald headed
Indian would get nothing. The true policy Is to
vote the Republican ticket, and rebuke the Dem
ocratic administration for not carrying on, this
war properly.
—A man hi Ileadricks county, Indiana, named
James Adams, ate thifty-two peaches, a couple
of muskmelons and oue raw sweet potato, and
drank two gallons of buttermilk. Even that was
not as hard to swallow as the Democratic asser
tions of love for the soldiers, whom they reviled
during the war. The soldiers will prove this to
morrow.
—Mr. Johnson's newly-appointed Registrar of
the Treasury, Noah L. Jeffries; is a politician of
'Copperhead antecedents, is inspector-general of
the Maryland Swann rebel militia. and the pos
sessor of other qualifications to recommend him
to Mr. Johnson, but not to others.. The people
to-morrow will show their disapproval of placing
rebels in office and power.
—Colored veterans were hissed at the Sheridan
Serenade in New York by the few skedaddlers:,
draft-rioters and bour.tv-,iumpers who happeued
to be out of place In crowd. Aud the white
veterans will be hissed at by the Copperhead
snake also, when the election is over and the De
mocracy don't want their votes.
—The present ruler of Abyssinia was born in
1818, and elected "Emperor of Ethiopia" in 1850.
Ma name is Kassa Fedrun g a, or Theodore the-
See.ond. He makes parasols for a living, and
'Would probably vote for Peirsol, the Demberatic
candidate for City Treasurer, if he were here to
, morrow, for he is the enemy of progress and en
• lightenment.
—One of the Democratic whisky rioters, when
the worm was removed from his still, struck a
fine attitude and exclaimed:
"I would not enter on my list of friends
(Though graced with polished manners and tine
sense
Yet wanting 6ensiiillity) the man
neediely sets Lund upon v worn! !"
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Efforts to Depreciate United States
Bonds in Europe.
[Washington Correspondence of the N. Y. Herald.]
The tenor of all the official information received from
Europe is to the effect that the recent speeches on the
finances are being need by speculators and parties hos
tile to the United States with the greatest industry a nd
with nonsidernble effect In depreciating our national
credit; that United States bonds have fallen very tonal
derably. ninthly through these iniliwncea, within the last
few weeks, and that Iteuters telegram has manifested
the utmost ulacrif , in dissemminating reports concern
ing our finances bearing the Worst construction; and
even an absurd rumor has found ilia way into
Europe, and has gained considerable credence, that
the November interest due on our bonds is to
be paid by the Secretary of the Treasury in greeifbacka
instead of in gold. To 111C00 statements and reports an
official reply has been furnished, that, practically, an
expression on this subject is uselese, Ito fine can reason
. ably doubt that, even with a moderate degree of pros
perity. the paper currency of the United States w.ll he on
a par with gold long before•the time the gold-be 'ring se
curities of the United States shall he presented to r pay
ment, the find Pfnituof five-twenty bonds haying l' et about
fourteen years to run. Therefore, it is insisted, the pre.
sent discussion as to whether the bonds are maple in
gold or not leads to no practical good.
fWasltington Correspondence of the New York•Tribltn e.
lilt reported that Senator Howard ling sent a letter or
publication to the Chronicle. arguing that there is no ma
objection to a Senator's sitting in judgment on a trial for
impeachment. because he has expressed the opinion that
the impeached is guilty, than there is ground for objecting
to a juror on a murder case who may have expressed an
abstract opinion on the murder. '
The anxiety here in intense Jr. regard to the coming
elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio on Tuesday next. The
large number of Pennsylvania Democratic politicians
who have been hanging around for the last two it eeks
have gone home, and the city is comparatively quiet.
Advices from Ohio ere that a careful can
rules of the State indicates a majority of
at leant MOW for the Radical candidate
for Governor, and abOut 10,000 for the Manhood Suffrage
amendment. The news from Pennsylvania in very
meagre, and everybody expresses great doubt. The
professional lobbyists and politicians are taking even
helsouul some . give slight odds in favor of the Re
publican ticket. The President is very much in
terested, but the proceedings of the Now York Dem
ocratic Convention, it is said, have annoyed hint exceed
ingly. Rio friends feel very sore over the Convention's
not even mentioning Johnson's name in the'platlonu. and
say that they cannot explain it. They also state that this
action of the New York Convention may spoil the content
'tond,coifisAatat. that the ].'resident •is to make
,AIMtENE 8.1941ET1N•
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA—Oar. 7
rerSee Marine Bulletin on Sixth Page.
ARRIVED THIS DAY
Steamer Frank, Pierce, 24 hours from N. York,
with mdse to W M Baird A: Co.
Schr Jno Atwood, Gallashaw, 5 days from Province
town, with mdse to Oco B Kerfoot & 80.
Schr Maggie Van Dunn, Corson, Lynn.
Schr J Waples, Robinson, Lynn.
Schr S L Russell, Smith, Leechburg, NJ.
Schr E Q Irwin. Atkins, Boston.
BELOW.
Baric Wm Van Name, from Boston.
Brig Gazelle, from ivigtut.
CLEARED THIS DAY. •
Steamer Decatur, Young, Baltimore, J D Ruoff.
Brig Joon Welsh, Jr, Scull, Sagan, S & W Welsh.
Brig Nary C Comely; Comery, Boston, E A Souder
Co.
&In . S L Missal], Smith, Salem, Mass, Sinnickson&Co
Schr Emma Bacon, Case, Salem, Penn Gas Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Juniata, lloxie, hence at New Orleans Ist
imtant.
Steamer Roman, Baker, cleared at Boston sth inst.
for this port.
Steamer Tonawanda. Jennings, sailed from Savan
nah sth lust. for ;his port..
Steamer Ontario, 'Hallett, cleared at Boston sth inst.
for Liverpool. .
Steamer Kensington, Hedge, cleared at Boston sth
inst. for New Orleans.
Steamer City of Boston (1,3 r), Leitch, from Liverpool
25th ult. and Queenstown 26th, at New York yester
day.
Steamer Siberia (Br, new), Martyn, from Liverpool
Sept 24, and Queenstown 26th, at New York yester
day., with 472 passengers.
Steamer Hibernia (Br), Munro, from Glasgow Sept.
20, and Moville 21st, with 345 passengers, at New York.
yesterday.
Steamer Erin (Br), Hall, from Liverpoo' 19th ult.
and Queenstown 20th, at New York sth inst. with 639
passengers.
Steamer St Louis, Hedge,cicared at New Orleans Ist
inst. for Boston.
Bark Progress, Olsen, hence at Oroustadt IGth ult.
Bark New York, Gibbs, from Buenos Ayres, at
Boston sth inst.
Schr Adeline Townsend, Dolbow, cleared at Mobile
2d inst. for Providence.
Schr Mary Vancleaf,..McCobb, cleared at Wilming
ton, NC. 4th inst. for this port, with 30 bbls rosin and
140,000 feet lumber:
Behr E H Naylor, Naylor, hence at Boston sth inst.
Schrs Millard Fillmore, Chase, for this port, and
Surprise, Gibbs, for do via Wilmington, Del. cleared at
Boston sth inst.
Schr Governor, Freetby.henee for Boston,at Holmes'
Hole 4th inst.
Schr Caleb Stetson, Somers, from Boston for this
port, at Holmes' Hole 4th inst. and sailed again.
Schr Wm Flirt, Post, hence at Georgetown, SC. 3t3th
lilt.
Bark Cairo, Capt Blanchard,from Mobile for Boston,
was spoken in lat 32, lon 73 4S, with all hands sick but
four, mate and secuial mate; wanted no asaistance.
Schr Isaac Bich, Crowell, from Boston for this port,
ran ashore at Sandford Point, Bell Gate, on Friday,
P 2 d. and carried away rudder, but was subsequently
towed off by steam-tus , Barrett.
AITIUSEMENTS.
h'ee Pape for Adchtinnal AnittA-Inenter.
I)ISTORI.—ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Director.-- , ..... .. . ...J. ORAL,'
Mr. hae the honor to HI11101111C1; that
MADAM E Ai /ELM DI: RI sToin.
will rice• a short veason of FIVE NIGHTS ANI) ONI
INIATINEE, commencing on
NIUNDNY. Octolwr 91.
The season will he inaugurated by the celebrated
tragedy rd ELF/AI:ETD, in which Madame: IS
will smdain her admirable himersonation QUEE-N
ELIZABLIII. • .
The Company of Mine. RISTORI has been much :mg
mewed by new Attinte. Among them 'is Sig, HOZZ9,
ho ie one of the few great Dramatic Artists pe. , se,sed by
Italy, and has gt•ined the hielm,t distinetion by the ex.
vellence of his per.mations, and who wilt mike hie fleet
mitt in Philadelphia in tle• important rote of
ESSEX. Second night, MARY STCA RT. Third night,
MAIJA ANToINErTE. Fuh-eriptions fol• the
eca,ou of five nights will commence on MONDAY,
Oet,iber 14. , eic.7-tf
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"riVEEY NEW NOVEL CALLED FOR •IS AT ONCI
Lidded to CIIALLEN'S CII:CULATIN(;.L11:11.11:1"
, ' , 01 , 1" fI'ISNI , IIED N,o'r I.
. .
.1).1.11.1 . SI lista:limns, buying any book, old or new, can
exchange it for another of equal value.
MoNo nt.v Sueschinr: CU cent,.
'I eneAA' Spio-an; tut err, pitying r t ;:t entitled to one ilitrok;
ti , s, to tv:',.; Bookr : $lO. to five Books, at a time.
bt:vt-Aart nt. SrlintlP.lltl:l:, bolt them rate,.
',• ranr , ient or regular Subecrihers can nine obtain any
la w or old Book desired. celecting train lily entire rtock
of Itorikr, as well as Library. Liberal , arrangement 4 with
publisherc to cend rianutitier of every new book the day
to enable ine to liner:id itutages no other I.ilirary earl;
and no labor , ex pewee or personal attention will be spared
to give pertect entistriction.
Catalogue: , and fall information will he given at
CiIALLEN'S CIIaII:LATING LIBRARY,
Its 1:l19 Chestnut street.
1100. P SKIRTS.
628,1001' SKIRTS, NO. C,28.
.FALL S PYLES.
Plain and Trail Hoop skirts, 2,2 q, 214. and 3 yards
round. of every length and shape, hoc ladies, and com
'pleteaSortment of Misses' and Children's , skirts, from ri
to 41i springs, fronf tki inchoi long, all of "OUlt OWN
MAKE," superior in, style, finish and durability, 'and.
really-the cheapest and. most satisfactory -Hoop Skirts- in
the s ineriean market. Warranted lu evOry respect.
Skirts made to order, altered and repaired.
cArrios.—Owing to the unprecedented _repitation
which "Our Own Make" of Skirts have attained, some
dealers are endeavoring to put a very inferior skirt; upon
their customers by representing them to be "Hopkins's
own Make," lie viof deceived. "Our Make" are stamped
on each tab, "W.. Hopkins. Manufacturer, No. s2B
Arch street, Phlladellfilia," and also have the letter if
woven ill the tapes between each spring.
Also, dealer in New York made Skirts, at very low
prices, wludeeale and retail.
Send tor catalogue of styles and prices, at
No. 026 Arch street, Philada,
niloa,tn.w,lyrp I\' Vii. T. HOPKINS.
N . l FALL IiKIP.T.
_ .
TILE PATENT CLASP HOOP SKIRT.
•
Manufactured and for sale by SHAW A: BONHAM,
91. i Alit :II and 2M North NINTH. streets.
The Patent Chop NEW STYLE SKIRTS, manufac
tured by us, are acknowledged by the Ladie,4 to be the
neatest, most comfortable and durable Hoop Skirt made.
They are superior to all others, being made of one piece of
the beat patent glazed Euglikth Steel, without any faiten
ings; the tapes are securely held by neat patent clasps.
Skirts altered into the new fashionable shapes Aleo,
Skirts and Corsets niude to order. Werley's and other
makes of French Comte for Hale. seam,w,f,lyn4
HOOP HIRTS AND CORBETS.—MRS. E.
BAYLEY. No, 812 Vino street % in now manufactur.
iag all the varieties of Hoop Skirts, Garnets, &c. She hes
ail° the Real French Corsets of ew etylee. Hoop Skirts
altered and re .alred. mh2d-tfr.
ISAAC B. EVANS,
NIA:sIUPACTUREI: AND DEALER IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES,
AND '
Naval Stores and Soaps,
No. 1G North Delaware avenue, Philadi.
oc2 2m Sp
RIO -TAPIOCA, BEST QUALITY, WITH FULL DI
rections for making excellent desserts;
BERMUDA ARROWROOT ,• _
FRESH BETHLEHEM .OATMEAL;
ROBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY;
PEARL SAGO, with directions;
CARA CCATCOA , a pure Chocolate for Invalids;
CRACKED HEAT for DYSPEPTIUB;
LIQUID RE in. ; •
coNDENSED MILK;
EXTRACT OF BEEF, and other dietetics.
For bale by JAMES T. SHINN, Apothecary,
FelP.-tf rp Broad and Spruce streets.
(tikETObi PRESERVED GINGER. PRESERVED
) (;inner, in syrup, of the celebrated Chyloong brand;
3&0, Dry Preserved Ginger, in 1)0Xl1f4, imported and for
rnlr hy JOSEPH B.lll.Wlllii 4. (N. % / 08 South Uctwaro
4v4:1111c.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.s-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1887.
1867.
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
NO. 612 CHESTNUT STREET.
Just received, a large stock ofi
CHOICE FALL GOODS.
WILL MOVE OCTOBER 16T TO
S. E. corner 'Seventh and Chestnut Sts.
apv_irr,
PUBLIC SALE OF A DESIRARLE COCS PRY
Place,iit Wallingford Station.onTlirhbv afternoon,
"
fact. le, '0), at half-}met 3 o'cloel.. Oa the premi , ea,
Providence road, near If inkaon'a Corner, a hour 3,', illik,
from Cheater. and 1% railed front Media. in Nether Pclei
dence towmhip, Delaware county, Penn- , Vlvalli;l, and
about eleven miles from the cite of Phibtdulphin, will be
Bold to the bigheat bidder, a dcsind,lc coaat,2, pia von
mining between ti and 7 acres of aupe-ior land, a cry dc
virablv located, adjoining the laud' of William Evea,
Jacotillyrev. and Mr. Norman.
The Improvements are quite extensive; the moat im
portant part having been erected within year, in 'Me
tier]: Ayle, by competent niechanic, , . hou-a. Into
French elate roof, high ceilings and porch on three eider.
There is an ice vault and cave, built Pi" brick, and the
barn and out-buildinge (part of which are new) are more
than autlicient for the soma of the place.
'I here ie an abundance of fruit trees and Filmic on the
pr6nisea.
The water is of the beat quality, and never Hid. The
view from the house cannot he excelled,and its proximity
to W'allingford Station. on the Wcat Che, , ter :tad Phila.
delp:da Railroad, being about 300 yardA diatant, from
which seven traina depart daily each sac, remlere it a
very deairahle residence for pereons doing . bminesa in the
city.
May he examined preview to sale. PoaLmaaion imme
diately.
•
Terms—One half caali; $5OO to be raid at aide,
oe7-3trps ALFRED M. BERK NESS, Auctioneer.
• hEAL ESTATE..—TIIO.MAS SONS' SALE.—
,;;; Very valuable litleine, , s Stand, four,dory brick
" Store, No. 5 North ‘Vater street., above Market street.
On'l'ur.day, October 15th, 1047, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be
said at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
very valuable fonnstory brick store and lot of ground,
eituate on the east side of Water street, Ito. 5; beginning
die,tance 49feet. nort h.C: ,,, larkyt street.;, thi reef-es
tending E. r a ~3 test inches tri"anolut thence N. 4 inches
.10 a point: thence E. s.feet '1 ikeliCB to a point; thence
N. phrallel Ith itaid Water etrect 20 feet V inches to a
point ; thence W. on a Ilne.at right angler to Water street
00 feet inches to K. did' of Water .trect, and thence r 3.
along Water street 20 feet 4! , ,; inches to the place of begin
ning. The store is well•builtovelblighted and ventilated;
had the gas'introduced and holgting apparatus, and hats a
good cellar. Ito location, on one of the beet business
etrcets in the city, and its close proximity to the Alpidng.
ketunhuat lot ding 4 and railroad depots, make it one of
the most desirable Inednus ,itands for wholesale trade in
Philadelphia.
g":•,'"lininediate Porse,don.
('an be examined at any time previous to sale.
TiltiMAS .5: SON 4, Auctioneere.
100 and 141 :40011, Fourth et:
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NO. 004 CIE-0
Have Now Opened Their
FALL MOW INS OF NEW. CARPETINGS.
/ NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET,
50,0 Pieces J, Crossley So ns ' Patent Tapestry Carpets.
300 PIECES ROYAL WILTON CARPETS.
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH CHENILLE CARPETS.
500 Pieces New Styles English Brussels Carpets.
250 Pieces Yard-ald-a-half Wide Velvet Carpets.
ROYAL WILTON CARPETS,
BRUSSES CARPETS
FOR STAIRS AND HALLS, WITH EXTRA BORDERS.
3. F.
NO. 904 CRESTINTJT STREET,
50 SHEETS ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS.
E cl4-e. in W
( .LOTHING.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
- -
I N THE ORPHANS , COURT FOR THE CITY AND
County of Yhiladelphia.—Eihtte of HANNAH A.
ELLIS, dec`d.—The Auditor appointed by the Court to
audit, 'wale, and adjust the account of WILLIAM
ELLIS, Executor of the last Will and Testa
ment of. HANNAH A. ELLIB, dec'd, and to report
distribution of the balance in the hands of the account
ant, will meet the parties interested for the purpose of hie
nt, on Monday, October 2114 1187, at 4
o g lcTo 'i crc t l' i . e M , at hie office, No. 118 South Fifth btroet, In
the city of Philadelphiall
or 7 n1.1 , 15t • WM. I.: DENNIS, Auditor.
WANTS.
T !FE INSURANCE AGItIN'I' NVANTEI)—A. FIRST
chine, energetic and reliable man in deqired to take
charge of the Philadelphia Agency of a number ono Life
Ineurance Company. The beet of refercucem required ILS
to ability and character. Addreen. with references for
further Information, — .l. F. FItI 7 EAUFF.
Ilollidaymbarg, Blair countY,
oc; tit. Pennsylvania.
TO RENT.
Ij,ENT-0.1 , 1 , 11:E IN THE 14V.1.:0ND sToRY oy
Grigg'ti Fire Proof Building, `:3ii Walnut ntreet.
alti to .1. W. GRIGG, 22t Walnut ~treet.
ROCKIIILL &WILSON,
Clothiers,
603 AND 605 CHESTNUT STREET.
& E.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET,
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET,
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET,
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET,
E. B. ORNE,
NO. 904. CHESTNUT STREET,
& E.
ORNE,
ORNE,
GENTLEINEWS YURNIS ING GOOD..
THE FINE SHIRT EMPORIUM
JOHN C. ARRISON,
Nos, 1 and 3 N. Sixth Street,
Importer, Manufacturer'
, and
Dealer in every description of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
In great variety and at
Moderate Price.
Particular attention given to the man.
ufacture of Fine Shirt's, Collars, &0.,
warranted to give satisfaction.
lan-en
MEDICINAL.
FOUR LETTERS TO
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT DEPOT,
512 BROADWAY, N.Y.
IT DOES AFT DISAGREE WIT!' lIEDIUINE
I am using 11,,fre Malt Extract Beverage in CONNEC
TION with other medicin,e. My PHYSICIAN was IN
FAVOR of it, and did not think IT COULD OIiAUREE
with Isis IMACilll'A in any way. :sod might 11e.LP me. I
do indeed hope it NV LL BENEFIT MC for the DI FEL
C ULT lE , I'l' lb RECOMMENDED for, as MY AUNT IS
BENEFITED by A. BEERS.
DA:OA m, April 5, 1t67.
CURE. OF J ISORDER OF THE STOMACH. _ _
.
Accept my thankm. Ary 14114»Lnil .ittleretl from a DIS-
OltDElt of the sTOMACII. Ims BEEN ENTIBELY
CUBED by ilott'n DELICIOUS Mutt extract Bevernie.
.lira. E. De.EFERNEtt.
2043 Riv . ingtorMreet, N. Y.
114 7 E. i.TI'I(f , AGY `LYON Tilt. , INCiVIENT:STAGP OP
coNstimL.TioN
I have used several dozen oilloiti3lalt Extract Beve
rage of Health. and .1 am nick happy to say that It POW
EItFULLY ENCITIOI the AUTI iTy Trio LUNGS,
and STRENGTHENS me ENORMOUSLY; the RESPI
RATION is more FREE, the Cils.,ST now expands' UN
EMBARRAS.,ED. the GOUGH DIMINISHES, and I
hope It will CEASE ENTIRELY.
NEW LIAVI.:N, April 18,1867. BENDER.
IT STRENGTHENS THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
I am obliged to Kay that my wife is GREATLY BENE
FITED by the 112 C of nOWS Malt Extract. It ie not only
a PLEASANT beverage, but also a very EF. ICACIOUS
one and STRENGTHENS THE NERVES, and thu
WAOLE SYSTEM.
C. P. WAGNER, No. 273 Ith avenue.
Nr:w Yonn, Feb. Di, 1867.
Sold everywhere. PersonNehing Egg might ap
ply to 1101 Pa Mutt Extract Do 54213r0a way, N. Y.
JOHN ADP. BAltign
oe2-w,f,rn-6t SOLE AGENTS FOE PENNA., PHILA.
WILLIAM H. CARLILE.
OARIALE &i JOY,
House and hip Painters and Glaziers,
No. 437 Arch Street, Philadelphia:
Glazing and Jobbinc attended to with Promptness an
despatch. Give us a eau. ray 4
FITLER, WEAVER a CO.
NEW CORDAGE FACTORY
NOW IN FULL OPERATION.
No. 23 N. WATER and 23 N. DEL. avenue
laEl
ROCKHILL &WILSON,
Fine Ready-Made Clothing,
603 AND 605 CHESTNUT STREET;
1867.
FINE
HENRY S. HANNIS & 00.,
218 and 200 SOUTH Vll,4oW'r S PRE irr i p
Who offer the same TO THE TRADE, in Lots, on very advantageous
Terms.
Their Stock of Be Whiskie, variousOND, comprises all the favorite brands infil
tant, and runs th r ow gh the months of 1861;4'66, and of this year, tap SO
present date.
Liberal contracts made for lots to arrive at Pennsylvania It.R. Depdt, Erne,'
, son Line Wharf, or at Bonded Warehouses. ILO parties may elect*
myl• to dap
\ rr
727 CHESTNUT STREET. 72R
Silks, Shawls, Velvets, Poplins, Reps, Ve
our Rinse, Merinoes, thous De!nines, &Warns,
Mohair', hip= Poplins, Cherie Poplins, Me
lange Poplins, Irish and French Poplins and
Plaids.
Also, B o mbazines. arritz, Tamise,
and other Mourning Goods in great
variety, together with, the most t32c
,tensive ussortme iit,,of,Miseelldrieo us
Dry Goods in the Market.
Blankets, Flannels, Meng, House-
Furnishing Goods, Cloths, Casshneres, etc.,
In reliable qualities, at low prices.
RICKEY, SIILRP &CO.,
IVIKESALE DEPARTMENT,
Dry Goods, by Piece or Package, at
and wilder .Market Rates.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
rel4-tirp No. ;2; CHESTNUT Street
e , MARKET •
o
44.
do NINTH.
• -4',/ &
Magnificent Lyons Silk Velvets.
All the good ivldthe these rich, real FRENCH nupucs
SILK AND WORSTED FRENCH POPLINS.—
' In golden LH o alp, garnet, lucier, grcem.,
RIBBED POPLINS.
Ottoman Velour?. itrowv.
Golden lirownii. Anthere, Green?.
liarnetr,
PLAID POPLINS.
Elegant e':tra large Plah
New 1-4) HA Combinationr,
Silk-freed for M
• LOIN' priced Wool Plaid...
BLACK POPLINS.
All the grados. , . SI 00 to 82 55,
‘.."111111tek oplin Alpacas, 75.15[4 and
k Jock Black Ilrcee Goode.
FLANNEL ESTABLISHMENT,
All clv , crirtion , til , :yht-=t mak,- t'inhriukable Flan
RoGET:s , ENmAsir PATENT.
REAL WELSII AND SA XoNV.
BALLARD VALE AND Dumr.T.
blimint, Ruin WHITE AND RED.
REP FLANNEL. a new ;aid heavy article.
PLAID AND PRI xTED
(iILBERT'S OPERA, all colors
DOMESTIC WHITE, RED AND (IILAY,
Both Twilled,ar,l Pin in, of all qualitie#.
lILAYIEST ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CANTON
FLANNELS,
Both Bleached, and Unbleached.
Alas ull Pizeo and heel. 'naked of Blanketi, tis
GOLD. MEDAL . ,
GOLDEN
EX'T'RA PREMIUM.. • • •
. ,
eitEMI UM, &0:,
SUPERIOR CRIB AM) CRADLE BLANKETS, to
Sheppard, Van Harlingen &ison,
MOURNING GOODS.
•
We have now open a full aßeFortment of MOUR'N.I.NG
and SECOND MOURNING GOODS for Fall.
PERKINS,
NO. 9 SOUTH NINTH STREET
e7-3mrp§
MAIMICE JOY
IArINES, LIQUORS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC;
Al „Brown Stout and Ciders.
P. J. JORDAN, 2`..'0 Pear street, below Third and Wal
nut streets, begs to call attention to his large and varied
stock of goods now on hand, embracing Wines of all
grades, amongst which are some very choice sherries mid
clarets; Brandies, all qualities and different vintages;
owe very old and superior; Scotch and English
Ales and Brown Stout, together with Jordan's Celebrated
Tonic Ale. now so extensively used by families, pltYsi-
Chive, invalids and others.
Cider. Crab Apple Chumnagne, and Sweet Cider, of
qualities unsurpassed. These goods are furnished in pack
ages of all sizes, and will be delivered, free of cost, in all
rart. of the c.ty.
ROCIMILL &WILSON,
603 AND 605 CHESTNUT STREET'
0111170 Paiskies.
LARGEST AND . BEST STOOK OF
THE --
OLD
IN THE LAND
IS NOW POSSESSED BY
RETAIL DUI , GOODS.
POPULAR PRICES
JAS. It. CAMP" ) ; E LL &
No. 727 Chestnut Street.
SHAWL ROOM.
PalPley Long and Squats 1 4 11awiti.
" Elegant It oche Long Shawle.
Lupin'el:l.rk'Phihet Shnwle. l
Woolen Shnat 1., tireetetuck ever offend
CLOAKING'S.
All the LIeAV I'lall Cloaking,4.
All tl.t new sPlspie, and f nude,
CLOAKS
Of :al the th•sv
Ready.u.tide or mode to ord,r,
13LA1NIiET
NEW FALL GOODS,
No. 1008 Chestnut Street.
Clothing Made to Order,
RYE WHISKIES
460 MILES
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD.
RUNNING Is-Avia onk COVINEff;
are new completed, and it Is expected that the remaining
hi miles, to carry the track to the base of the Rocky Moun
tarns. will be finirlied early in October. Contracts have
already been made for rock-cuttings beyond, to be done
during the winter. The work is being pushed forward
with equal energy on the California end of the route, un.
der the direction of the Comtral Pacific Couipany, com
menting at Sacramento, and it to confidently expected
that the two rends will meet in MO, thus completing the
entire grand lino connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
°roam, on which TlilliTy.n.VE MILLION DOLLARS
in cash hove already been expended, From the liberal
oovernth, nt aid, the wealth and energy of the etockhold•
ors. amid the ready mark., for the. First Mortgage Itoridr,
there is no want off undo for the roust vigc.rousyrorrecution
of the work, and its early r•ompletLm is ma certain as any
uture basinetre event can he.
AET EARNINck , OF TIEE UNION
PA CI tic RAILROAD.
Doting the quarter ending 'Tidy ::11.t of the current year
nu nversin. ;.c.1.3 mile' , of the Uninn Pacific ItAtrond wait
In or:et - ail-0. The Sup,rintendent't report therm the N.
ing rt.e.ult ;
PnrrPtrerr ....... . ...... .....'.........51'93
5t.+.672 13
..... ........ 1,416 33
51 .......... ..... ................. 12.14.9 le
trauti.ortaliuu. GAltracor'm 4a ^ ,5)5 4-4
" Men. 2.t.7.,977 97
Fuel
Itel;air of Track_ .... ..
Engines, Care, Shope, &c
OfEceP and .. ... .
Cenductore, Engineers,
N LT EA It.t.ltios to LIILLIICe
From the relative high chargea, the operating expense
of the road are but 22% per cent, of the earnintok, and the
ratio would he much leeotf thmauntractor'il butlnero were
not done nt halt riite. Throv.ing out charges t., contrac
tor, for transportation of mate:lab, and men 0347fi...10 41).
and deducted from the aggrerate of all operating exPcania
per cent. (id. 157,66.1 42) am the proportion
chargeable on the work done for contractor,, which was
le,o than actual coat, betatve. of the half price charged for
it, nod we have the net operating e.xpeneem on the com
mercial burineer for the quaiter. Vl:7.9dd 60. The account
for the cummerciat Iluxincss !tondo rw forlowa
Earningm for May, June, and J.:,ly 8723.756 bf
Expenzee " " =4 , 5.)
Net profit of operating if3s mike of road
tine(' innottig
The amount of Bond. the Company can home on zl5
niiley, eld,uuo per mile, Le LfS.M(V). int:reet in gold.
three Tr.ou the, nt t per colt., on thiq e.tm, 1.4:7a,rga1; gado
percent. premium. to cruTei , pond with currency carninfM
iiileU.kue,.-ehax - ing that the net earnings for this (marlin'
were more thanyour times the interea on the First Mort
gage Bonds on thL length of . road.
First M rtgageßond whoee intereet IA en amply pro
vided for and en thoroughly eccurcd, muet be clamed
among the ,c - ifet in neetracnte. They pay
SIX Per CENT, in GOLD,
and are offeied for the present at Ninety
Cents on the Dollar and Accrued
interest at Six per t{'ent.
in Currency front
July Ist.
m an y partkm are taldrig advantaro of the present high
f Govel Lon nt 1-tocl:..- toracliac for then Bonds,
111,1e1) are 0% rl5 rer ent. rliear , ,,r, and, at the current
rate of premium on gold, r.ay
Over Nine Per Cent, interest.
Subscriptions will be received In NPNY York at the Cern.
pßuy'o (Mice, No. 2U Nassau Street, std by
CONTJNENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No. 7 Nassau it
CLARK. DODGE & CO., Bankers. No. fit Wallet.
JOIIN J. CISCO .I.: SON., Bankers, No. II; Wallet.
In Philadelphia, •
niE TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL. BANK.
DE HAVEN & BROTBER.
WILLIAM PAINTER & CO.
TOWNF END WIIELEN & CO.
J. E. LEWARB di CO.
F. NTEF.B.
In Wilmington, Del.,
R. It. ROBINSON & CO. •
JOHN MoLEAR & SON.
And by BANKS and BANKERS generally throughout the
United Staten, of whom mato and . dtoariptive fttn~s
may be obtained.•
A or tr 7 o .
In rs . T th 3i)t . jit.llN7
PICTURES, IFKAMIES, &U.
LOOKING GLASSES
OF THE VERY BEST
Q ILT A. 11. IT Y.
EVERY NOVELTY IN
STYLE
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLBI
PRICES.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
818 CHESTNUT ST, RV
ROCItIIILL &WILSON,
Bop', Boys'elothiq,
603 - AND 905 CHESTNUT STREET.
OINASTOIJILL.
OF THE
EARNINGS
4.; I..a.C.,t;Di 1,6
11EMMM
allt
. 1v4,767 64
fAlvs4 41
. 01,14.7 60
. 15,416 93
• .r.',EO6 U 3
$1.3X3.03d fG
Z 44. , ...7 , t) 01
JOILN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
- , c ; ,N E~~~ff;