ULTY
STABBING CAEK.—.VJOUL tWaVO o'cloc. as
night a man named Charles Winters was found
lying upon the sidewalk or,Socond and Shippen
streets, bleeding, He had a solidus cut on the
side of the neek, and another wound in the eye.
It is thought that be will Jose the sight of the
eye. Vihaters la the proprietor of a sailor's
boarding hens° at Front and Spruce streets, and
had been out with some sailors. He described
-the man who bad stabbed him, and Policemen
Leavitt apd C
alias on M nor after
arty wa a rds arrestedsailor William
Brophy, cC, .
phy stated that he had a difficulty
with Winters at a saloon on Shippen street, be
low Fourth. The trouble was settled apparently
satisfactorily, and the party started down Ship
pen street, Brophy and Winters walking to-•
gether. Brophy further says that Winters drew
out a billy, and to defend himself, he took out
his old sheath-knife and inflicted the wounds.
Cpon an examination of the clothes o f Winters,
after he was. conveyed to the Hospital, a very
ugly slung-shot, consisting ot abont a pound of
lead with copper nails driven into it, and tied to
about a half-yard of tope, was found. Brophy
was before Alderman' Tittermary this morning,
and was committed to await the result of the in
*uries inflicted.
E.:CMOS/ON AT A GAL. VANLZING 011103.---•
morning, about 7 o'clock, an explosion took place
at the galvanizing works of McCullough & Co.,
southeast corner of Eleventh and Washington
streets, in.the Second Ward. • Several of the
workmen ere engaged in galvanizing a worm
by dipping it into a trough, or "bath," as it is
called, containing the molten material, when the
worm exploded, blowing the hot metal in all
directions. Jno. Gallagher. one of the workmen,
residing near Twelfth and Ellsworth streets, was
severely, burned about the bead and body.
Campbell, another workman, was burned
on the back of his bead and shoulders. Both
were taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital. 'Two
other workmen escaped with slight injuries.
Arntirrrno BUREMARY.—A colored man named
Chauncey Cooper, an old offender was before
Alderman Tittermary this morning, upon the
charge of attempted burglary. Last evening,
Mr. Livingston, a tailor. No. 640 South street,
observed Cooper and another man walking up
and down on the pavement In front of the store.
After closing up, Mr. Livingston went into the
cellar to get some coal, and discovered Cooper
lying upon the coal, pretending to be asleep.
He had got in through a window on a Bide alley.
Policeman Carmichael was called in, and arrested
Cooper. The pri.vner was committed fo trial.
ALLEGED LnEcs.Nl.—Francis Montales, Fran
cis De Capcas and Edward Monteles were arrested
yesterday, and taken before Recorder Eneu upon
I
the charge of larceny. The complainant n the
case was Mr. Smith, a jeweler at Eighth and
Maple streets, who alleged that the defendants
went into his store yesterday on Pretence of buy
ing, and attempted to steal some articles. lie
further alleges that sometime since he missed
jewelry valued at about $lOO, just after the de
fendants had been in his store examining some.
The accused were committed in default of $l,OOO
bail to answer at Court.
BOY STAWBB.I).—A boy named William
Knight was before Alderman Morrow yesterday,
upon the charge of having stabbed William J.
Mitchell, aged 15 years, at Second and Relief
streets, on 'Tuesday night. The two youths got
into a quarrel, and Knight is alleged to have
plunged a knife into the shoulder of Mitchell,
cawing a severe wound. Mitchell was taken to
the Hospital. Knight was committed.
BNow.--Between midnight and daylight this
morning snow fell for several hours, and the
housetops and streets were covered with a white
coat. About half-past ten o'clock there was
another livtly fall of the white flakes, but they
melted upon reaching the ground.
ANOTIIER ARREST.-Burtwy Rourke was ar
rested yesterday by the First District pollee on
suspicion of having been concerned in the rob
bery of the flour store at Twenty-third and Lo
cust streets. He was taken before Alderman
mi n k, and was committed for a further. hearing.
OPEN.—The second annual Exhibition of the
Women's National Art - Association is now open
at 9•'l Chestnut street.
&MI lIISE NEXT&
Mss. Larmsn.—On Friday evening next Mrs.
Lander will produce _the drama of At ary .Stuart on the
occasion of her benefit. The play is an adaptation.
from a translation from Schiller by Mrs. Frances Anne
Kemble. The Boston Herald, speaking of Mrs. Lan
der's performance, sap ;
"We have in recollection but very few occasions
when we have sat through a live act drama and been
so well entertained as to forget that there was enctv a
• thing as weariness; but such was the ease on the oc
casion referred to, and so it was with the audience,
scarcely one of whom ventured to absent himself until
the curtain fell on the Anal act. Mrs. Lauder's idea
of ellarylittiart' Is, in one judgment, more original,
mere powerful, more - natural and more effective than
her conception of 'Elizabeth.' It Is different entirely,
is better adapted to ber vocal polders , and to rendered
far more smoothly. • Her argument with 'Burielgh,' In
the first act, upon the justice of her imprisonment and
cond nation was rendered with a particular power.
trite iew with 'Elizabeth' in the park at b'other
ingrty affords scope for the finest powers of any actress,
and there are few, very few, who may attempt it with
out incurring the danger of ridicule. With Mrs. Lan
der the plea of 'Mary' for mercy at the feet of her
royal sinter was made particularly quiet and touching;
in the later passage, rtung to , madness by the cruel
words of the 'Queen, she loses her self control, and,
turning upon her captor, taunts her with her illegiti
trine:: and the profanation of the English Mikrofilm we
had a very effectively rendered scene., In the last act,
in the scenes of leave r ntking with her maids prepara
tory to mention, in her conteb,ion aud her farewell
to 'Melville,' she seemed the true wornamwith nothing
. but pure nature Elctuittilw her sfreech, which was calm
but full of quiet resignation,-and fairly matched, even
if she did not excel the justly I.o'] itistori. ller re
buke to `Leicester' was also aptly ne.anageri. Mrs.
Lander chose to assume the royal robes of white and
to wear the crown in these scene-, a choice which can
but bp commended; and her stately and dignified walk
to debm,served but as a elMutual k stroke to bind the
sympathies of the audience which she had enlisted
from the first, and the curtain went down amid the
heartiest applause. Considered as a whole, and as a
purely . artistic performance, we arc nut by any means
aline in judging 'Mary Stuart' in the hands of this
lady a superior personation to that of 'Elizabeth,' and
/we will not withhold the acknowledgment which is
tier due, that of her having added one more to tier list
of successes."
Tea TIIEATHIS.—At the-Academy, of Music b Mrs.
Lander will appear for the last time as "Eliz eth"
this evening, Mile. Zoe will perform to-night at the
Chestnut in The Broken Sword and The French Spy.
At the Walnut Mr. John Brougham's Lottery of Life
will he given this evening. Rosedale remains upon
the stage at the Arch. The American offers a mis
cellaneous entertainment this evening.
Cost:err AT GicnMANToWN.—Complying with the
requests of many triends who were unable to attend
her recent concert In this city, Miss Caroline McCaffrey
announces a grand vocal concert at Town Hall, Ger
-laantown, next Tuesday evening. She will be as
sisted by her sister, Miss Helen 51cCa6rev, Madame
Behrens, Mr. Theodore Ilabelmaun, Mr. Ph. Carlin
and Mr. S. Behrens. We invite attention to the an
nouncement in our advertising columns.
Mcsiehi. I , m A, HALL.- On Friday and Saturday
elenines Mr. Kennedy will give concerts at Musical
Fund Hall, when he will illustrate Scottish minstrelsy
and ship some of his choicest Scotch songs. These
entertainments are very superior and are well worthy
of liberal patronage.
Br ai, TAni.EAca.--This splendid series of paint
ings is now ou tEtithilion at N ttuual Hull, and is at
tracting immense audiences. The pictures are from
designs by such artists as Harley, Kennett and Church,
and arc in every respect mica superior to those
usually offered at such emet taimuents.
COMPLIMISNTAILY BFIn Er IT—A complimentary benefit
has been offered to the dramatic reader, Mr. M. R.
Dunmore, and it will be given at O'Neil's Hall, Broad
and Lombard streets, on Friday evening, December
6th. An attractive programme has been prepared.
ELIIVE24III BTBSET OPilsA tioUbt.— Craig fumy
•
burlesque of Surf Is announced f,r this evening with
. vast variety of first-rate burlemles, farces and negro
comicalities. There will also be e.sal ballad and hu
morous singing, dancing, and a Miscellaneous enter
taiment.
PIIILAZZLPIIII (Pass Houas.—Mr. J. H. Budworth
will appear to-night In tale of Ms most amusing cha
racters. The Tyrolean Warblers will also he on nand.
"Kelly and (Myer" will spar,and a first-rate burlesque
, of Hamlet will be eit en. There will also be songs,
dances, instrumental music, and a collection of entirely
new local hits, bits of humor, .itc.
Btxrz.—Signer Blitz will give a performance at As
aembly .Buildings to-night.
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CITY NOTICES.
•
Bowrit'a INvArrr Conntat. is a certain, eafe,and
epeedy cure fur Cholie, Paine and Spaanis—yielding
great relief to children Teething. Laboratory Sixth
and Green.
"BowEn'a GUM ARAISIC Bncumn" arc demul
cent and tiPidinl; llim4olved in like afouth slowly,
they quiet wag a, sheathe inflamed surfaces, and
e n o , t greotoontiort Brouchial Irritatious, Mll3ll
- by Bower, rtixth and Vine, Sold by Drug
gist& Price 8b tenter.
Bese o ve flotra.—Eldvr Flower, Turtle 011
Glycerine, Lettuce, Eruitiower, Murk, Itfue,
Stiowuts. & liuporteri,
South Eighth street.
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VEZT LUZ& CLoorgitti Almena (3411 P-13.-
bIiTOUELL & FLrrousa,
15104 tleolTultti tract.
DRUGGISTS' stINDRIEIS al;ld Fancy Goods.
SNowins & Deoruzse, Importers,
. 28 South Eighth street.
DEAFNESS, BTANDNEBB ANti
d. Isaacs, M. D. Pipfessor of the Eye and Ear. treater
tll diseases appertaining to the above members with
the utmost success. Testimonials from the most re
liablesources in tee city can be seen at his office. No.
905 Arch street. The medical faculty me invited to ac
company their patients, as ho has no- secrets in his
Practice. Artidchil eyes inserted. No charge made
for examination.
•
TO THE CONSUMPTIVE.-
LetlONi wholanguish under the fatal severity of
our climate 4hrough any pulmonary complaint, or
even those who are in deehled contranaption, by no
means despair. There is a safe and sure remedy at
hand, and one easily tried. , WiTher's Compound of
Cod Liver Oil and Lime. without possessing the very
nauseating flavor of the article as heretofore used, is
endowed by the phosphate of lime, with a healing
property which renders the oil doubly ofilcacions.
Remarkable twill:modals of its efficacy can be ex
hibiTed to those who desire to see them. For sale by
A. B. Wilber, Chemist, No. 166 Court street, Boston.
In Philadelphia by Johnson,, Holloway & Cowden,
and druggists generally.
CURTAINS, Shades, Furniture ‘ Coverihgs, &c.,
&c., at reduced prices nail Jan. Ist, 1.868.
KELTY, CARRINGTON &
723 ChetAnnt street.
Ramos, in whole, half a and quarter boxes.
Citron, Orange and Lemon reel. Currants, Sweet
Cider, and Pare Brandy for Mince Pies, Fruit Cauca,
&e., &c.
111.1TOIFELL &i PLETCrEfEII,
1204 Chestnut street.
No moron of treatment Is se efficacious In
cases where Neuralgia, Nerveache or other nervous
complaints have:established thernselves, , as Dn.. Tun
usn's Tici-Drimotorsux, or UNIVIRSAL NEURALGIA
PILL. It stimulates and gives a new tone to the nerve
fluid, expels all nervous diseases, and promotes to
a healthy condition the whole nervons system.
Apothecaries have this medicine.
LACE CUETAIEB SELLING CHEAP.—No mistake.
The finest ever received by the trade in this country,
purchased at auction at remarkably low prices, and
will be sold accordingly, by W. Henry Patten, 1403
Chestnut street.
Earn Furs. BLACK TIGA
By the chest of from 5 to 50 pounds.
MITINHILL & BLZTeiIEII, -
1204 Chestnut street.
CAUTION TO THE WORLD OF FASHION. The
boundless popularity of the extract of tne "Night
Plooming•Cerens" has called forth a largo brood of
imitations. Its fragrance detles the counterfeiter's
art, but its name has been stolen. See to it that the
words "Phalon & Son, erfumers, New York," are
embossed on the glass f the bottle. If absent, the
article is fraudulent.
No HUMBUG.—Utirtitins 'and Shades selling at
a great redaction. No pretence, hut real bona fide
bargains at Patten's, 1408 Chestnut street.
CUANGIt OF BUSINESS.— ,
Curates, Curtain Material, Piano and Table Covers
Cornices, ttc., &c., selling at low pries until Christ
mas.KELTY, CARIZINON at C t
e .,
723 COT
hestnuOtreet.
Tim Secretary of the Treasury's Report re
veals a very satisfactory state of the national finances,
and, says t he Secretary, "This is now a fitting oppor
tunity to further provide for its improvement."
Speaking of "titt.kng opplrtunities," they are as abun
dant as fitting customers at this season of the year at
the large ready-made Clothing Rouse of Charles
Stokes & Co., under the Continental.
Avernys CtIRTAINIL—Very elegant and very
flue quality, selling at very low prices, at W. Henry
Patten% 1408 Chestnut street. •
WHAT SHALL I Buy FOR A CHP.IST2SIAS GIFT
[briny wife. sister, cousin, niece or "intended" (as
the case may be), is the perplexing question as the
Holidays approach. Now, we are happy to say we
can answer this question for one and all. Bny one
of those Bemitifal Combination Sseing and Button
hole Machines; at the B. Neeittlneh. of Eleventh and
Chestnut streets. Nothing nolaTtl be more appropriate
for the purpose. Elegance and usefalness combined,
and the price within the reach of all.
,
Armic2crioNS for _the.. adrul On of orphsne
into the Riverside Institute are pouring In from all
sections. The institution will be open on the first of
the new year, and tne Trustees will admit just such
number as the funds subscribed at that tithe will per
mit. Subssripthme will be received at No. 921 Chest
nut street, until the day fixed for the grand distribu
tion of $BOO,OOO worth of presents.
"Aroma and Ministers of grace defend us"
from the differentbrandi3 of tobacco which are gotten
up, and enable us to chew nothing but "century ' ibr
the rest of our lives. We ask no more and will take
no less.
LADIES' FINE FURS.-
Thelargest stock In the city,
At the very lowest prices.
Oakfords, Continental Hotel.
THE largest and most beautiful assortment of
Bats and Bonnets is now offered by Messrs. Wood &
Cary, , 725 Chestnut street. Their stock includes many
choke novelties. Hat and Bonnet Frames, in variety;
all kinds of Bonnet materials sold in any quantity to
suit purchasers.
EYE, EAR, CATARRH, THROAT and all Lung
diseases, Cancer and all Chronic affections saccess
fully treated by Dr. Kline, 931 Arch street.
LADIES' FINE FURS.-
The largest stock in the city,
At the very lowest prices.
Uakfords, 4Sontinental Hotel.
A FOPPISH young man of twenty-six having
been termed an "old bachelor," appealed Wan elderly
gentleman to decide whether he should be called
"ola" or not, giving his age. "Twenty-six," said
the elderly gentleman. "It's owing to how you take
it. Now for a man, it is young enough; but for a
goose it's rather old." This hasnothing to do with
our advice to the public to buy their coal of Mr. W. W.
Alter, Ninth street, below Girard avenue, or at his
Branch Office, corner of Sixth and Spring Garden
streets.
BOUM—The largest assortment of Men's Boots
sea Slime in the city. Bartlett, 33 South Sixth street,
above Cheetn et.
Cuaramq, Shades and Furniture Covering
selling oil until Christmas. Change of business ut
that time. . KELT!, CAUTUNGTON CO,
723 Chestnut street.
WHITE GRAPES, WHITH GRAPES,
By the wholesale or single pound.
bi \
rrouELL ore FLETOII •-
1204 Chestnut stree
Winnow Simons. The cheapest window
shades can be had at Patten's, 1408 Chestnut street,
Ile la always selling off. (Goods cheap, and no hum
bug.)
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VERY FINE OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.
Very Choice New Crop Teas. •
Mrronsu. da lkirronen,
1204 Chestnut street.
I;I9IOI.STERY.—For promptness, good work
manship and low prices apply at Patten's, 1408 Chest
put street.
YARNOIITII SUGAR CORN. Yarmouth Sugar
Corn. bolo Agents,
REP.V.66 & PAUvIN,
45 North Water street.
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Joars' HOTEL, 235 Dock street, below Third,
revived by W. P. Larkin on the European plan.
Meals from 6A.M. to IS P. M. Goed lodgings for
guests. Rouse open all night. Rooms 50.cts. per night.
Laos APPLES, Oranges, Lemons, Almonds,
English Wall:tuts, recans,
MITCHELL. & FLETCHER
1204 Chestnut stireet.
LADIES ' FINE
The lar,..,•ebt stock in the city,
At the very lowest prices.
Oat:fords. Continental Hotel.
Wnerir 81fOrPtsfe..It has been many years
since the initial winter month has been ushered in at
as zeroie a temperature as characterized the opening
of the present month. Persons who delayed making
their necessary winter parchaseo were Caught unpre
pared, and the result has been no disadvantage to
Clothing men and Furriers. In the latter department,
the leading hotwe in this city—Messrs. A. K. & F. K.
Woinrath's, No. 417 Arch street.--has presented an on.
usually animatedecene for several days. Their large
store is daily resorted to by hundreds of oar ladles of
wealt and ratilnon for the magnificent Furs, which
this house always displays in ouch profu.ion and ele
gance as no other attempts. And yet it is due to the
proprietors to say that In all the medium and minor
grades of Fars their stock hi not surpassed, if it is
equalled, by any other in the country. Indeed it is no
exaggeration to say that the stock now offered by the
Messrs. Womrath presents inducements to pur
chasers is all grades and classes of Furs that are not
found in any other, for the simple reason that they are
the leading importers of and dealers . in these articles
in the United States, and have determined, in view of
their proposed removal to their new store, to sell their
goods at unprecedented low priced, They are selling
sets of furs from live dollars to one thousand dollars,
' baring sold several sets at the latter price within the
present at eel. It will not surprise us If they dispose
of a million dollars' worth of Furs between now s and
the first of January, 1688. Their assortment surpst.sies
any Fur display that has ever been made in PhillAde/••
phis, anti embraces in profuse variety , muffs, tlppettl,
collars, &c.,in Russian Sable, Bullion Bay. Sable,
llink Sableßoyal: Ermine, Chinchilia;Pltch, &c., of
all the latest styleit and superior tinirh. Their new
Simla muff is a opmial favorite with ladies In mourns
tog, so rourh Boas to have rendered necessary several
additional importations. Their as-ortment of earrisge
and sleigh robes and feet mnffs Is also very cornpletSi
and inviter the preference of lin who are choke, in durir
taste in the selection, of thew articles. To give aOOlO
idea of the extorter -theirllUbe kill theft arßtle 4 l* we
may etate that they ?ger ro bes _ LA every grade from, o
We Akin to Ohm's, - , - ' • ' • ' -
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THE DAILt . EVENING BULLETIN.--POILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, DEOFXBER 5,1867.
rAurarrirven,
OIL PAINTINGS.
JAMES S. EARLE & SON O,
816 011E4TNUT STREET,
PRIUDELPMI,
HAVE NOW' OPEN THEIR
LATEST. COLLECTIONS
EXQUISITE PAINTINGS,
THE WORKS or THE MOST
CELEBRATED MODERN PAINTERS
Unusual care has been bestowed
upon the seleation of their Works of
Art, this season, a far greater extent
of country having been visited than
usual, and a very general acquaint
ance with the great Artists of
Europe has resulted in the aoquisi
lion of a more choice and extensive
assortment of Paintings than they
have ever before exhibited.
The artists represented are prominently u follows
ADOLPH STADEMANN,
CH. HOGIIET,
E. FRIKDRICHSEN,
MAX MICHAEL,
A. BRAITII,
W. AMBERO,
J. IL DE HAAS,
DE VOS,
DE NOTES,
CARL MILLNER,
X. ARNOLD,
A. MARTIN,
MEYER VON BREMEN,
CARL BOILER,
A. PREYER,
11. HERZOG.
" H. lIHOMBERG,
JACOBSEN,
ISIIIIMLER,
C. JIINGHEIM,
FRIED. VOITZ,
A. LEE,
REIMER DAITLEN,
MEMO NITHLIG,
W. MERCER:PUB,
CARL DUBBER,
H. WERNER,
HERMANN DEMME,
- VAN STARBENBOILGH,
VON DEREN,
PAWL WEBER,
lEBUILIE SCHOULTE,
R. ZIMMERMANN,
KAPETILINN.
P. LOSSOW,
BOSCH.
NEW OIL - PAINTINGS.
NEW ROM PHOTOGRAPHS,
NEW CHROMOS, •
From Milan and Florence.
NEW ROGERS' GROUP,
"THE SCHOOL EXAMINATION."
Looking Glasses in every variety.
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818 CHESTNUT STREET,
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EXLULTOKS' ABSOLUTE SALE—ESTATE OF
Mary Ann Smith, deceased.—James A. Freeman,
Auctioneer. Dwellings. No. 811 Lebanon and elO
Montcalm street. Under authority contained in the will
of the late Mary Ann Smith dec'd, on Wednesday.Dec.lB,
1867, at 12 o'clock , noon. will be sold at public; sale, with.
out reserve at therhiladelphiaExchange,the following de
scribed real estate,viz: all that certain 11story brick house
(containing 6 rooms and basement,)and lot of ground.situ.
ate on the east side of Lebanon strest,in tbeTlitrd Ward of
the city ; containing in front 1 frontsnd in depth b r ick
to Moutcalm street, on VI bleba t hree story
house containing three rooms.
clear of incumbrance. Bale absolute.
rfrililol) to be paid at time of sale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, AucUoneer,
Store, 422 Waln I Street.
AUCTION BALE.
M.
THOMAS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS,
Noe. VP and 141 South Fourth street.
REAL ESTATE SALE DE43. 10.
Orphans' court Sale—Estate of harks Penrose, deed.
—TWDsTORI FRAME DWELLING, No. 519 Oaths.
rine et.
Same Estate—THßEE STORY BRICE DWELLING.
Nc 218 Lombard et.
Same Estate-21 IRREDEEMABLE GROUND RENTS
—5B 40. $9 60. $l6. $l2. $2O, $8 16 $17!.;, $l5 60. $7 47.
$24, $4B, *24. $24, *94, 1018, $26 87. SV7 90, int 60, $49 81.
eB6 be, $34 30. Or The above ground rents are
au well
secured.
Orphans' Court PeremMor4Sale—Eatate of David
Vickers, deed.—IRSEDEF , SI LE GROUND RENO
slse a year.
Vk:LOC VALI:IA.I6LE Buerrates STArrn—FOURBTORY
BRICE 1:0115. No. 47 South Second street, between
Market and Chestnut-80i feet front.
VALUABLE THREE-tTORY BRICK RESIDENCE.
No 264 South Ninth street, above Spruce. .ir
Executors' Sale—Estate of Ann Ilat#idee'd.ll3oll7 l oWlC
DWELLING, No. 929 North bearthstreet, sboVe
Poplar.
MODERN THBEESTORY BRICK ItESIDENIQE, NO,
122 Callowhill at.
Peremptory SaIe—ELEGANT THREFATOR
RESIDENCE. N 0.1317 Spruce street; has all the modern
conveniences.lmnuoedi.te possession.
LARGE and VALUABLE', PEA/PEWIT, knot' si as the
"W / STERN EXtiIIANUE fIvTEL," Stables, lac., Mar
ket street, west of 89tli-125 feet front, 195 reel deep to
Green street-4 fronts. •
2l' Iti'L.STORY BRICE DWELLINGS, Bee. INS
ar..d W 25 Ellsworth street, between VVitehinato* and
Federal et
TIIREESTORY BRICK DWELLING. No. MA
Fifteenth street. above Carpen , er.
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cHRVTATAS- GIFT.
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WILLCOX Sz GIBBS '
° SEWING MACHINE
Does all Kinds of Work,
Makes no Noise,
Is Always Ready.
No. 720 Chestnut , St.
mew e.tn tharp
CHRISTMAS
PRESENT!
Nothing More Appropriate Than
THE GREAT
AMERICAN COMBINATION
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAMING
AND
SEWING MACHINE
It is warranted to execute in the beet manner every vai f ietv,
of Sowing, Hemming, Felling, Cording, Tucking, Wald. ,
ing, Gathering, Qll.llt, Overseaming, Embr oidering on
the edge, and in ad diti on makes beautiful Hutton and
Eylet Holm in all fabrics.
IT HAS NO EQUAL,
Being/ Abvolutely the Hest •
FAMILY MACHINE
IN THE WORLD":
AND INTRINSICALLY THE CHEAPEST.
Circulars, with full particulars and samples of work
done ou this Machine, can be had by application at the
WILES BONIN OW THE CO.,
2' ^
So Ws lidt e lleventh and Chettnut Ste.
Instruction given on the Machine gratuitously to all
purchasers . nols-Imrpo
ELEGANT AND CBEFEL ARTICLES
For Holiday Presents.
MASON & CO..
I+o7 Chestnut street
ROSEWOOD DESKS. TURKEY AND RUSSIA
WRITING CASES, in every variety.
'hi &BON& CO.,
907 Chestnut street.
cLutvED PENHOLDERS. BOOK-NARKS. STAMP
BOXES', CARD BASKETS, &c.
SCOTCH GOODS, INKI3TANDS, MATCH BOXES.
PAPER KNIVES. PINCUSHIONS, &c.
MANOR & CO.,
907 Cbeetnut street.
ENGLLSII . POCKET. KNIVES AND SCISSORS,
WOSTENIIOLM'S k ROGERS'S fine maker.
MASON lit 4X)..
:47 Cheatnurstreet.
pAELS, VIENNA AND LONDON FINE POCKET
1100E2, in Russia, Turkey and Calf.
MASON d CO.,
907 Chestnut street
GOODALL'S CIIP.ISTMAS STATIONERY:
MASON &,(30.,
del ISt rp;,,
WEDDING, INUTATION, AND VISITING CARDS
Latest Stylei MASON. Sr CO.,
de4 1M tv, tX7 Chestnut !React.
rustrumuism. ac.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We axe !nomad PA wet
Purchasers of Fine Furniture,
BOTH ES •
STYLE AND PRICE.
GEO.J.RENRELS,LACY & CO.,
CABINET MASERS,
18th and Chestnut Streets,
salaam ri?
MUEBLES FINO
SLY
EXHIBICION,
In Nene de Cuartoa, •
- LOLOCADCI
come
Raba de reelblmleut4
CUARTOB IrE CAIRARA.
OZO. Jo BENKE
ANI LN. LACY et 0040/
EB STAB,
aeltdarPl THIRTEENTH AND EHESTNIIT.
Special Card.
FINE FURNITURE 'ON EXHIBITION IN SUIT=
OF ROOMS, CARPETED AND FURNISHED Al
CHAMBERS AND PARLORS.
GEO. J. MINKELSo LACY & Cat o
CABINET MAKERS.
lar Die telinsten !Kennel arranglrt in
der ganzen Etage ten* our atudent s ,
Teppleh mid Gardlnen einbegrittens
GEO. J. ONKEL% LAOY ds 00. 1
Menbel Fabrikant l
Thirteenth and eheitant, Madelpid t s()
R 2 -Urn:
AVIS IMPORTANT.
BEAUX M EUBLES,
our Salons et Ottembre. 3 Coueher.
&maga pour Expo/dim dad Appextemonts Garai $t
Couverta de Tapia
CEO; HENKELS, LACY &
EBENISTES,
IieSASTO CHESTNUT STREET. an Oohs de Um&
A. & H. LEJAMBRE
Have removed their
furniture and OphoMeting Wardroom
TO
No. 1435 Chestnut Btreepti a
Next.to the corner of Fifteenth street.
se74lul
LtEIiAL NIPTIRILbe
IN Tim ORPRANIP OQUIPVI' FOR THE OITY_AND
1 County of Philadeashis—Eststo of JOilfittl fisd
TIIONAB WWI) dot:swot Tito Auditors sitiPounow Ry
(
the Court tow ',settle sod adjust tho, stoollitt of
!iliolli AS H. an tkiaßill WOOD, motto as so for
itio Wits of Psi _oststos, and itio avioust. fir MA RIA
IA oce• stua TO IS Aft , '.1 1 400D. adulimigratOt* the
sotsto oil MAMAS WOOD. deceased as/ to rapid Ms
- trill. talon of 00 114111300 in tg.onnnin of cps secoustriat.•
win meet tho.partiat intorestod Air Ills purlo B, °l'_ his ,
lit l e
ipputilinot*ou-TttfIDAY, thO 17th 4 ..Or Pling,,be ss r
InstantWitil O'clock 4, M. it the. 0.K.1"1
BAIA ' iS t ?., No. RIO north a j.. ••• c h .'
olly if 011 0 ' ' lint w". . •
.►
''olll - Rke - ffliskies
~THE t Al Thiat E o AND BEST Ort'oo/1 OM!
FINE - 1)LO RYE WHISKIEE
THE LA
xs, NOW POSSESSED ` , BY •
HENRY S- BANNS & 00
*I • ;
218 and 220 SOUTH FIEitCONIII. 'Srilsrawirr
Who offer :tho eazno TO TEI3I...TIi&DA - in Lots, on Tory oilvintagea rit
Terms. •„
Tbehrstock, of Ilpe Whhilkleo , IN 1101 , 01 , colliprlssit sill the lavorlto
tent, and runs through the various menthe Id llitilig 9 6B, and aft tw o *situmill
present date.
Liberal contracts made for long to arrive at Siatitsrlvaitio,
son Line Wharf , or at Bonded Pain •• alubly Weak•
rot' to Ilet. •
UNION PACIFIC RiILIWAD,
Running West from Omaha
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
Thisbrings the line to the eastern base of the Rocky
mountains, and it is expected that the track will be laid
thirty miles further, to Evans Paw. the highest point on
the road, by Jemmy. The maximum grade from the
foot of the mountains to the summit is but eighty feet to
the mile;while that of many eastern roads Is over ono
hundred. Work in the rock.euttings on the western
'slope will continue through the winter, and there is now
no reason to doubt that the entire grand line to the Pa
cific will he open for business In 1670.
The means provided for the comdruction of this Great
National Work are ample. ,The United States grants its
Six Per Cent. Bonds at the rate of from 516,000 to $4.'5.000
per mile, for which it taken a tosebond lien as security, and
receives payment to a large if not to the full extent of its
claim in services. The'se Bonds are issued as each
twenty-mile ection is finished, and after It has been ex
unlined by. ted States Commialoncrs and pronounced
to be in all rcepects a first-class road,'ltioroughly supplied ,
with depots, repair-shops, stations, andii the necessary
rolling stock and other equipments.
The United States oho makes a donation f 12M) acres
of land to the mile; which will be a source of large re
venue to the Company. Much of this land i the Platte
Valley is among the moat fertile in the vvorl and other
large portions are covered with heavy pine orests and
abound in coal of the best quality.
• The Company is also authorized to issue it. owlf/rtst
Mortgage Bonds to an amount equal to the ue of the
Government and no more, lion. E. D. Morgan and Bon.
Oakes Ames arc Trustees for the Bondholderkand deliver
the Bonds to the Company only as the work , pro
gresses, so that they always represent an actualand pro.
ductive value. _
The authorized capital of the Company is One Hundred
Million Dollars, of which over tire millions have been
paid in upon the work already done.
_ EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.
MASON & CO..
.907 Chestnut street
At present, the profits of the Company ate derived
only from its local traffic, but this le already much more
than eufficient to pay the interest on all the Bonds the
Company can issue. if not another mile were bat. It is
not doubted that when the road is completed the through
traffic of the only line connecting the Atlantic and Pact.
fie States Dili be Caine'beyond Preeedentogid tlicre'veill
be no competition. It can always be done at profitable
rates.
It will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad is, in
fact, a Government Work, built under the otiperdalon of
Government officers, and to a Large extent with Go.
vernment money, and that its bonds are issued under
Government direction. It is believed that no similar
security is so carefully guarded, and certoLolj no other ta
booed upon a larger or more valuable property. As at,
Compact) '4
f 4; Chettnut Street.
are offered for the present at 10 CENTS ON THE_DOL—
LAB, they are the cheapest security in the market, being
mere than 15 per cent. tower than Unite! States Stock.
Tiley vas .
vt ocer NINE PER CENT. upon the inveabnent. Sub
rt•ripti no will be received in
PHILADELPHIA By
DE HAVEN & IihOTOER, No. dd 8. Third street.
WIA. PAINTER & Cu„ No. 28 8. Third street.
J. E. LEWAREI &CO No. MB. Third street.
THE TRADEBMEN'B NATIONAL BANE..
In Wilmington. Del., by
It. R. ROBINbON & CO.
J 01.114 MoLEAR & BON
And la New York at tho Company's Office. No. le) Naomi
Street, and by the
CONTANFNTAL NATIONAL BANE. No. 7 Nemo et
CLARK. DOPGE & CO., Bankers, No. GI Wall et.
JOHN J. CISCO & BON, Bankers, No. /33 Wallet.
And by the Company's advertised Agents throughout the
United States. Remittances should be made in dilate or
other funds par in New York, and the bonds will be sent
free of charge by return express.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP, showing the pro.
preps of the work, and resources for construction and
Value of Bonds, may be obtained at the Compaurs
0111 ,, or of it. advertised Agents, or will be sent free on
application.
November X. 1967.
0028. to th o
AMERICAN AND 'SWISS
WATCHES
(-4
AND
MOVEMENTS.
JOHN M. HARPER,
Se. 308 Chestnut Street, 2d Neer.
The attention of the trade is also called to invoices of
LADI'I3 GOLD WATCHES closing out at reduced prices.
de2.lmrpli
Sterling Silverware Manuthetory ,
414 LoOUST STREET.
GEORGE SHARP,
Patentee of the Ball and Oahe patterns, manufactures
ere* , description of fine STERLING siLvoawsaz
and offers for sale, wholesale and retail, a choice wort•
anent of rich and beautiful goods of new styles at Bra
prices.
J. IL SHARP. A. ROBERTS !
semsna rps
THE LATEST STYLES
EN
CUSTOM-MADE
BOOTS ANV SHOES
Gentleme NO n a ndn Boys.
CALL AND fiEE
NEW BOX TOES.
PRICES FIXED AT LOW FIGURE&
n
88 S. SIXTH STREET,
1616.17 rpo APONTE OHNSTNIFT.
v :F :SUNIt IN
Air :1 0 dros otnittoimout. Tor=
PIT. • • go UIt"PWAIL AldiNas
roseon 44 ,6, d r o ot, aolropts
„.,1.-
NTNANCIAL.
525 MILES
OF TUE
A.RE NOW COMPLETED.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
SIX PER CENT. .8N GOLD,
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer.
WV ATOMISM, J,EllllVJEtlallk &IJ.
SPECIALTIES
LADIES' FINE FURS.
The choicest eeleetf on we have ever offered. mutates
of
FINE RUSSIAN SABLE,
HUDSON BAY SABLE.
EASTERN AMERICAN SABLE.
ROYAL ERMINE AND WIINtHILLA,
FINE SIBERIAN NUIREEL.
ASTRAGAN. GRAY. CRIMEAN.
EtesliNi loony other yortettee.
REAL ASTRAHAN CLOA/LB,
AROTIO SEAL CLOAKS,
FINE SABLE CLOAKS._
And other Urge Fur Girmeoto.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
F ECIALTUW
S
THE HANDSOMEST STOCK WE HAVE EVER EL
HIBFIED, MPRISING 0. - IRMENTd IN THE idOST
DESIRABLE MATERIALS, AND OF THE WHIT
FASHIONABLE COLORS, IN GREAT VARIETY
AND WHICH WE WILL SELL AT
POPULAR !JUICES.
L W. Proctor & Co.,
SPECIALTIES
we hare Jog raestareel a Cue of
FINE LYONS SILKS,
Pm:tasted under advanfaieotui larcuraltalste4
that yank's trona
$4 to 115 50.
To which we respeolorally ask the atteuttoo of Ladies.
Theme goods will be sold for Lew that they would coat t
trowel.. _
•
DRESS -MAKING DEPARTMENT.
All the Favorite Colonist
PLAIN CORDED PVI'LINS. •
REPS.
EP/MGM:BS.
vgLouna
Awl other Rich Fabrics for '
WALKING BUTTS.
Which we will sell by the yard, or make to order. -
LA DIES I)ICESSES •
MADE 114 TWENTY.FO4 II ROUES.
A large variery of
LADIES , WALKING SUITS. '
At all tames ready•made to pot on.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
920 ChestraitStreet.
or29•ba th t km rt>s
ONE 'PRICE ONLY.
JONES'
Old Est4blished
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
604 MARKET STREET,
ABOVE EIXTR.
Fooar i falo dargretwasrorssunruier ztokao
to custom& work. sod • perfect guaronwod
COMM 003-P Wool
NEW YOWL
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
S. E. or. of Seventh and Chestnut Sts.
MARGE STOOK OF OHOIOII
OVERCOATINGS
AND
WINTER PANTALOONINGS.
REDITOED PRICEI34rm
111011JSZ FIKUNISHING GOODS.
0 P ti KIK T 13,AND (X)KBKTX—PIt a
MA BAYLEY, No. OL:e itre t ic a L aw man
be an R e alrie of oop Skirts, A* •
deo uol Fr= Ot
snored aud, reV
LADIES' mums Gooiis.
NOW OPEN,
PE CHESTNUT Street.
Lathes' Fine Cloaks.
NOW OPEN.
GLIZSTNUT Stmt.
Bich Black Dress Silks,
I. W. Proctor & Co.,
too cursritrr Eltreit
CLOTH 1 NG..
*Tour SKI