iIDITY BIILLITN•
• ,
'DI I. UNION Luar.us; likvet.No:--The -annual
meeting of thc Union League, which took place
last niht; resulted In the etion of the "Rept
' lar ;o' l bY an overwlechelming majority.
Thiscizet"cOnsh4s of the present . worthy Presi
dent. J. Gillingham Fell, Esq. 9 against whom
there was no opposition, and the old Board
o f, vice presidents and Directors, with the addl
. Bon of Masra. James L. Claghorn, H. C. Lou,
Saunders yowls,who fill vacancies in the Boatd.
A Our active, but, as it turned out, Very un
important opposition, so far as numbers aro
concerned, • bas conducted res a mefficie n ost animad
c ampaign against the pent t and
popular Directors of the League. The result
of the election last night is a most emphati
declaration of the confidence of the members in
the.present management of the affairs of the
League. We give below the official vote. It
ohould be mentioned that the • names of Messrs.
Dardel Smith, Jr., and Wm. Sellers, for Vice
presidents, were need contrary to their published
refusal to serve, and that of Mr. N. B. Browne
without'his knowledge or consent.
VOA I.T.ItsIOLNT.
J. Gillingham Fe YO UVIC * PRE •N IDE N 18.
WM. IL Anhhurel.... • ,
:no. etc to,u,,LA
Adolph E. Boric.. ~. •
Mortn
Willi o am Sellers..
N. B.
ante'Browne Smith. , Jr
ll=
Chas. Gibb0n5........... ... • ..675
Geo. B. Boker. .... .. ........ ......„,
Lindley 5mytbe......„...„ , ........
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... e
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. 792
Daniel Smith, Jr 678
William Sentra ............ .............., , ,,....v,...
James H. Ora° ~........ .............669
re wacil g. 05irke.............1 ~..,....,.... ....... .....647
Edward BrOwning . ... ....... ............ - ................ 64 8
te.kueu 0. 04aidisell. 703
.A.Ligeo... Ocoee rtandeaUs.:... . . .. . ..... . . ........ ......... ........651
John I', Verree: . 626
James 1.. Olaghom 778
..lienry C. Lea
SatiridPrd Lewis .. . ..... ...... ~.. ....... . ..... ............772
B. Bro
toamuelli. Wh1ie............ ...... ..... .. ..... . ........142
I:',. W. Clarkg„,.... . 137
*Tamed Tragulletr 34
' Samuel C Perkins........ . .. ........ ... .19 l
Wa.rne McVeigh ... • • . . 149
Tames A. Wright ... .......................137
'Wm. A. Ingham... . ... . .. 133
Etattering 32
The following is the resolution offered by Mr.
Gibbons, and adopted by the League, nominating
General Grant: . .
Resolved, That having confidence in the ability. into*"
Tit, aid patriotism of General Ulysses S. Grant, and be
lieving that his political pi inciplee are in consonance with
those of the Republican party, arid grateful for the son
'vices he bas rendered to the country in every post of
duty to which he has been called, we do hereby nominate
him as the candidate of this League for the ollibe of
President of the. United States.
How rr WAS Doetu.—A statement of the arrest
ofJostalt Dawson, with various aliases, on sus
`''pleion of forgery, is published on the second
page of to-day's Bri.r.wrix. It seems that he
"was suspected of having some connection with
the presentation of a forged check for $75 at the
National Bank of the Northern Liberties last
week, and Policeman Houck, of the Seventh
Dititriet, has been on his track for several days.
It was ascertained that ho was in the habit of
visiting a saloon at Eleventh street and Girard
' avenue. Yesterday afternoon Hbuck, in citizens
dress, and accompanied by his son, went to the
saloon. The officer remained on the outside and
sent his son into the salooh with a note ad
dressed to "Josiah Dawson." The attendant
said that Dawson would be in shortly, and in a
few minutes he made his appearance. The note
was handed to him and he opened and read it.
It requested him to go to the outside as a man
wanted to see him. He refused, to go.
'Young Houck fthen told his father, who
went in and arrested Dawson. The prisoner re
fused Logo with the officer, and when ho got on
to the pavement he broke away and ran down.Gir-'
and avenue to Tenth street, thence to Poplar
street, and thence into Kurtz street, where le
drew a revolver. As ho was about to use 'Mc
weapon it was seized by young Houck. The
nippers wore then put on the prisoner and he
was taken to the Seventh District Police Station.
On the way a German, who keeps &jewelry store
' on:Poplar street, recognized Dawson as a man
who was in his store a few weeks ago, and stole
two watches. On that charge he was held to
answer by Alderman Toland, and on the charge
of forgery he, was committed for a further hear
ing. Dawson is suspected of having been con
- nected with the various forgeries which
have been committed in this city recently.
Fred Kneedler, alias John Harold. and Winfield
Hoover were arrested for interfering with the
officer when hemade- the arrest in the saloon.
When they reached the station-house a billy was
found on each of the prisoners. Kneedler and
Hoover were taken before Alderman Fitch and
were committed for a further hearing.
New Cuuncu ORGANVIATION.—The colony
that branched off from the Kensington Presby
terian Church (late Rev. Dr. Chandler's),' of
which we made recent mention, is now organized
ss a church. The exercises attendant were full
of interest. The membership, comprising the
overflow from the parent church, numbers two
hundred and twenty. Until ready to erect a
suitable edifice they will worship in the com
modious hall of the Diligent Engine House. As
eve havebefore said, Rev. Mr. Eva has become
their pastor, leaving the old church to call
another. The services attendant upon the
organization were conducted by the pastor and
by Rev. Mr. Allen, of Old Pine Street Presby
terian, Rev. Mr . and Rev. Mr. Adair.
The interesting ceremony of ordaining as dea
cons Messrs. Lukens, Lamon and Carr was a
part of the programme of the occasion. The ,
new church has an admirable choir. Mr. Fair
is the leader, and Mre. Cramp and Mr. Walters
have come to it from the old church. For the
respects of the new enterprise everything is
uset-promising.
Pn.v•s CLUB.—The regular meeting' of the Press
Club of Philadelphia, to-morrow afte*on, will
be an interesting one. An essay will be read by
John F. McDevitt, Esq., and the memorials of
the deceased members, Messrs. W. T. Pied%
George C. Bower, Jr., John M. Grier and Ernest
C. Wallace, prepared by Alt.,,,rs. S. N. Winslow,
W. H. Fisher, Jr., and Casper Bonder, Jr., will
also be read. A general attendance of the active
:Ind contributing members is requested. The
Club has recently received many valuable addi
tions to its library, among them-the Legislative
and Executive documents of the last Legislature,
forwarded by the State authorities, and the eon
' •orf trional Globe and other documents, from lion.
'W. D. Kelley-.
Dicsr.Ks's Boors von THE Mtra.toN.—T. B.
Peterson & Brothers, No. 806 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, have in press and will publish at
once an entire new and cheap edition of Charles
Dickens's works. Each book will be printed
from large type, brevier in size, that all can read,
and each work will be Issued complete in a largo
octavo volume, with a New Illustrated Cover,
and sold at the unprecedented price of Twenty
live Cents , a volume or Four Dollars for a com
rlete set. This edition will be called " Peterson'
Cheap Ealtion for the Million," and will be the
cheapest edition of the works of Charles Dickens
ever printed.
A PLEA-SANT AlTAllL—Company D, Ist Regi
ment Grey Reserves, gave the first of a series of
Dress Parades at their Armory last evening, with
complete success. The Company, to the number
of sixty, looked well, and went through the va
rious evolutions of "Upton's Tactics" lka mas
terly and soldierly manner. The Armory was
well filled with friends and admirers, tiro fair sex
predominating, and all dispersed at a late hour,
fully satisfied with the evening's entertainment.
some tine vocal music was afterwards given to a
few of the favored ones.
A BELLIGERENT FEMALE.—A woman named
Ellen Lang got drunk yesterday, went to the
Vnion Rome for Children, at Twelfth and Fitz
water streets, raised a disturbance among the
employos, and heat bOLRO of them until they cried
- murder lustily. A poSceman then entered and
:arrested Ellen. She 'W'ilt3 taken before Alderman
Tittermary, and was sent to prison.
A Bor Ronnsat.---A youth named Bernard Trai
ner, who Is said to be connected with the gang o
juvenile thieves about Penn and Mouth streets,
-was arrested yesterday on the charge of having
stolen a book containing a. bond from an old
men, who keeps a el,gar stand on Delaware
avenne,near Loather(' AMA. lie was committed
Ly Alderman Tittennary,
CONCEET AT GEBNANDOWN.- 31 tes Caroline
litecestrey will give a concert this evening, at
: the Town MU, Germantown . She will be f 4-
' oloted by Mrs. Henrietta Behtens; Miss Helen Me
p, Mr. TbeaCEabelmabo, Mr. Ph. Carlin
I ,,ohnitr, 8. Bebrer4„:4k very One entertainment
notte , -expected.
raw Davirnio.—Citarlee Unger was arrested at
/oak !ad Ram streets, yesterday, for fast driv
,
Snip no era taken before 4d. r sunset, nit
m a* lidd 0509 ball to 61361Vr.
FATIL-A fair for the benent of the bttildhlfr
fund of the eliapel of the Memorial Baptist
Church, now being erected under the auspices of
the" diurct4stenelon Comnii6siont Is now 1)611 : 1 g
held at. Concert Hall. There is a tine display of
useful and ornamental articles, which, are dls
osed of at reasonable rates.
Smola Firm—This morning, about half-past
three o'clock, a machine shop at Hancock and
Norris streets was damaged by fire to the extent
of $5O. No alarm was given, as the flames were
extinguished by the Taylor Hose Company and
the Eleventh District Police.
STONING A POLICEMAN.—JosopIi T. BUM and
John Burns were arrested yesterday at Tenth
sod Jefferson streets, upon the charge of assault
lug Policeman Shields. One of them, It is al-
Icaed, throw a large stone at the officer. The ac
cused were committed by Alderman Fitch.
SNENIC THlEF.—Carollna lloYd''sneaked into a
house on Coates street, above Third, yesterday
afternoon, and, helped herself' to a dress and
some other articles of wearing apparel. She
was arrested and taken before Ald. Toland, and
held in $BOO ball for trial.
BASE BALL CONYEN'rION.—The National Con
vention of Base Ball playpra will meet in the
Chestnut Street Theatre, to-morrow. Delegates
who arrive during to-day and this evening are
reiluested to report to President Gorman, at the
Continental Hotel.
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770
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13Now.—For several hours this morning a snow
storm uirovalled in tho city. The snow only fell
in a sufficient quantity to milks the sidewalks
slippery and the streets muddy.
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ART Emunrrrox.—The second annual exhibi
tion of works of art executed by women is now
o en at 921 Chestnut street.
CITY ,NOTICES.
TO THE CONSPIPTIVE.-
Let those who languish tinder the fatal severity of
our climate through any pulmonary complaint, or
even those who are in decided consumption, by no
moans despair. There is a safe and sure remedy at
band, and one easily tried. Wilbor's Compound of
Cod .4iiver, Oil and Lime, without possessing the very
nauseating , Bavor of the article as heretofore used, is
endowed by the phosphate of lime with a healing
property which renders the oil doubly efficacious.
Remarkable to.tlmonials of its efficacy can be ex
hibited to those who desire' to see them. For sale by
A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, No. 166 Court street, Boston.
In Philadelphia by Johnstitjt;', Rolloway & Cowden,
aud:.clrugpets generally.
BCIWBR'S INFANT (i CI 01:DI4 IS ' certain, Baia and
speedy cure 'for Chol c, Pains and Spasms—yielding
great relief to children , Teething. Laboratory Sixth
and Green.
Bowrat's AltAltlC Sicenrrs quiet Coughs,
sheathe inflamed 'surfaces, relleveloarseness, pains,
soreness of the breast s a tough morning phlegm L and
impart much comfort m Bronchial ,Irritations. Made
by "cower, Sixth and Vine streets. , `ll4lolil by druggists.
3.5 cents per box. '
Buyeow's Sonrs.—Elder Flower, Turtle Oil,
Glycerine, Lettuce, Sunflower, Musk, Rose, &c.
SNOWDEN & BBOTHEI:13, Importers,
23 South Eighth street.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.-
J. Isaacs, M. D. Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with
tim utmost 'success. Testimonials from the most re
liablesources in the city can be seen at his Office, No.
803 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
for examinatiOn.
DRUGGISTS' SerantrEs and Fancy Goode.
SNOIVDZN BEOTIIM, hapOrtera,
23 South Eighth street.
OARFORDS', under the Continental,
Cannot be excelled in their
Style, make, and durability of
Floe Fars
Qui= A RIISIL—The demand for the shares
now ociling, in aid of the Riverside Institute is becom
ing greater daily, as the time for the gland distribu
tion of presents approaches. As there will be no post
ponement of the distribution, all interested should
make immediate application to the principal oflice,No.
021. Chestnut street.
Vim LAIR!, CLUSVIRS Almens Grapes.—
lifarzoluiLL & FLETOSIZII„
1204 Chetuutetreet.
FINF. TASTE In Perfumes is ono of the most
untrdstakable'signs of genuine refinement and a poetic
temperament. Hencei e ll who desire to rank =one
those who profess th gifts we Phalon's peerless
floral extract derive from the "Night Blooming
Cereal."
RAISINS, fn who/F., hall, and quarter boxes.
Clam, Orange and Lemon Peel. Currant , Sweet
Cider and Pare Brandy for Mince Pies, Fruit Cakes,
iitc.oic. „ IA
Mrrornsa.r. & Arrears,
1204 Chestnut street.
ILACE CURTAINSSELLING CIINAP.—No mistake.
The finest ever received by the trade in this coantry,
purchased at auction at remarkably low prices, and
will be sold accordingly, by W. Henry Patten, 1403
Chestnut street.
o.6.nFortn', under the continental,
Cannot be excelled in theLr
Style, make, and durability of
Pine Fan.
• GREENBACKS GIVEN AWAY
To the plata fusers of
"Marshall's Pine Tree Tar Drape,'
The most popular remedy extant for Coughs, Col&
etc. They are perfectly white, very pleasant to the
taste, and quite effectuaL In sliding cases for the
pocket, and sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Price, 25 cents.
EXTRA FLNE BLACK TEA
By the chest of from 5 to 50 pounds.
2d4rolucLt. & PLEICHYZ,
1204 ehestnta street.
No Ht3rntro:—unrtalna and Shades selling at
a great redaction.. No pretence, bat real bona tide
bargains at Pattkn's, 140 S Chestnut street.
OnKronns', under the Continental,
Cannot be excelled in their
Style, make, and durability of
Fars
To SUBDUE the agonies of Neuralgia, Nerve
:lolC, and other painful nervous affections, and to
drive them completely oat of the system, Du. Tea-
BEit'S no-Domounsux, or UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA
PILL is the most salutary remedy that can .be admin
istered. Its toning and stimulating influence restores
the nerve fluid to a sanitary state and promotes the
general health of the whole system. Apothecaries
have this medicine.
SPLENDID STOCK o BONNETS, HATS and
General Millinery Goods. Many choice things spe
cially adapted for the season. Eat and Bonnet Frames,
in variety ; all kinds of Bonnet materials, sold in any
quantity to snit purchasers.
WOOD & CAST,
725 Chestnut street.
TEE Secretary of the Treasury's Report re
veals a very satisfactory. state of the national finances,
and, says the Secretary, "This is now a .fitting oppor
tunity to farther 'provide for its improvement."
Speaking of "fitting opportunities," they arc as abun
dant as fitting evAtontera at this season of the year at
the largo ready-made Clothing House of Charles
Stokes it Co., ender the Continental.
Boars.—The largest assortment of MgM's Boots
and Shoes in the city. Bartlett, BS South Sixth street,
above Chestnut.
VEILY Fnac OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.
Very Choice New Crop Teas.
hlrrousta. & FLEvomEE,
1204 Chestnut street.
Auerzozr CURTAINS.—Yory elegant and very
Ithe quality, selling at very low prices, at W. Henry
Patten'sel4OS Chestnut street.
Jolts' Harm, 285 Dock street, below Third,
revived by W. P. Larkin on the European plan.
Meals from 0. A. M. to 12 r. M. Good lodgings for
guests. House open all night. Rooms 60 eta. per night.
WrNoow SHADEE,, The cheapest window
Andes can be bad at Patten's 1408 Chestnut Street.
Ile is always selling oil. {Goode eheap, and no hum
bug.)
WniTe: GRAPES, WHITE GnAPite,
By the wheleenle or single pound.
hirreosta. & EUTOEU2II,
1204 Cheeutut street.
UPHOLSTERY.—For promptness, good work
manahlp and low prim apply at Patten's, 1403 Cheat
nut street.
Lapy Arri,Es, Oranges, Lemons, Ahnonds
EngO6 Walnuts, Pecas,
- ' MITCHELL & PLETCHER,
1204 Chestant street.
LEGAL
lIN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY AND
County of Kansa_lphi R.—Estate of PHILIP dAliTillkilh
'decetued.—lle Auditor appointed by he Court to aunt
nettle and adjust the otount'of sins CHARMS
Executor of the lost W and Testament of Pit .L 4 I E
ALZELL, dee'd end to report diatribe ion of the bd.
anea in the handsel the nowileitani , will meet the Par
ties interested. for the purpose of his appoint, pea, os
TUesditY, the94t. darer Masa MT at 11 o%odic,
et the Office of ROW AM Pa goq.e No.
HW Vint atreet. in theo 'of. al e
mei" oft;Mtras
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THE DAILY EVENING 13134LETIN -PRILADELFHIAI TIMSDAL DEOEMBER 10, 1867.
sci„ •
vlrrnin reAlrnazAtit.
RICH LACE CURTAiNS
AT
AUCTION PRICES!
The subscribers have just received. from the late
AUCTION SALES fl NEW YORK.
300 PAIRS
OF
FRENCH LACE 'CURTAINS,
From the lowest to the highest quality, some of the
RICHEST MADE.
Nottingham Lace Curtains,
Embroidered Muslin Curtains,
Jacquard and
Muslin Draperies,
Vestibule Curtains,.
In Great Variety.
Sheppard, Van Harlingen & Arrlson,
1008 Chestnut 'Street.
de7.lot
zmivitariviu
THE
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The Fidelity Inannee, Trust
And Safe DapOsit -"Company;
FOR THE SAFE K
THER EEPING VALUABL OF BONDS, STOOKS sag
OES.
N. ELDROWNE, IKACALESTERI
WENCIM CLARE. I WARDATia'
HIE
OILLINGH. 'MEL RY , B. A. %WELL.
HEN GIBi3ON,
Far Office In the fire-proof building olt the Thitadeipids
National Bank. ai Chestnut street
This Company receives on dmodt i _eml__GU
THE SAFE PING OF VALUABLES upon the
leg rata a year, dist,— - •
........ • ........ per 40001
tared BondsSocurßies.... . ... 60 eb. per 1,09).
Gold Coin or Willie 96 per 4000.
Silver Coin or per 40_00.
Cold or Silver Plata. . SI per =
CASH BOXES or 'nail an . toila; - 01 Wt . ) im mt. Brokers
Capitalists, &c., contents unknown to the Company, sail
liabty limited, $95 ay ear
The Company o ff ers for RENT SAFES INSIDE ITS
VAULTS at $9O. $9O. $4O. $5O and Mt a year, according to
sire and location. •
Coupons and Interest collected fa I per sTit„;
Interest allowed on Money Depodts.
TruoU of every kind socePted.
N. B. BROWNE, Preddentl
Rouen PATTI:6SOIk •
Secretary asal • • . ialathAta.rPLlP
CARPETING'S, &V.
RICH .AND
,ELEGANT
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &oi l
Newest designs ad lowest prim:
THREE SHOW ROOMS.
S. C. F I CIULAK
9
NO. 25 SOUTH SEOOND ST. 4
sel9-U:1 s to gm rof Below Market.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—ESTATE OF
EJmph Hall,' deceased.—James A. Freeman, Inc.
tioneer. Stone Dwelling, Barn, Carriage.honse,and
88hf. Acres, near Bustleton. I,wenty third W ard. Under
authority of the Orphans' Court for the Clty and County
of Philadelphia, on Monday, Dec. 80th. 1867. at 12 o'clock,
noon. will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Ex.
change, tho following described Real Estate, late the
property of Joseph Hall, deceased: s measuage and tract
of land situate in the township of Lower Dublin, (now
the 836 Ward.) Beglnninx at a stone In the middle - of a
certala road called the Old Welsh . Road, leading from
Bustleton to the Bristol Road, thence Roy
land released or
intended to be released to John Hail, N. 40 deg. 15 min.,
E. 115.80 perches to aetone ; thence by John Trump's land.
8.49 deg.. 45 min., E. bLBO perchea to a stone; thence by
land of William McMillan, B. 40 deg. 15 into.. W. 144.6)
perches to a corner in the middle of the aforesaid toad
thence along the middle thereof, the come of land of
Isaac Ashton and land released unto Jacob Hall, and
Fisher Hall, by John. Joseph 'and Charles Halt, about
87.40 perches to the place of beginning. Containing 66
acres and 50 perches, be the swim more or less.
The above tract Bee at the corner of the old Welsh and
the Blue Grass Roads, about half a mile from Bust leton:
and miles from Holmesburg. The improvement* are
a stone and frame dwelling, excellent barn, stone wagon
house, crib, 6:c. A fine stream ruses through the land,
and thenew railroad called the Philadelphia, Helmets
burg ant , lftistleton Railroad will pass very desirably
the ough the nremises. The property is in good cultiva
tion. Half April next - Plan at the Auction
Wore. the purchase money may remain.
8250 to be paid at the time of eale.
By the Court, E. A. bLEILEICK. Clerk 0. C.
ELIZABETH J. HALL, Executrix.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
deli 1926 Store, el' Walnut street.
s (MPH +NS' CX)URT SALE—ES r TE of THE
Ce de receaovd.—Jaznes A. Freeman, Auction.
eer authorio - of the Orphans' Court for the
City and Ctunly of Peiladelphia. on Monday. Dec. 80,
at 12 etelock 1100 d, will be fold at public sale, at the
rbiladelphla Exchange. the following de cribed real es
tate. hate the property of Thomas McKinley, deceased :
No.l Mouse. ft as MIL 6.2 axed Ma Marriott street. with
etu t homes in the rear. Two 1 to of ground with the
brick so d frame tinges thereon. on the north side of
Marriott street, the first Letritening ith feet wed of Fifth
otrett and Ibe nest aoljoinir.g on the west. Each lot
feet front by 10134 feet dem), the first eubject to a propor.
tictuable groued rent of Mee :billings and ten pence half
ptaey. and the apcor.d to a proportionable ground rent of
rune shillings tido the .owerhts Church oongrega.fon.
Jr On t e above lots are erected 3 twostory brick
huuter, fronting on Marriott street. YAM 3 three story
brick and 2 twcrstory frame court houses in the rear.
No. 2.—Lot, axial:La street. Thu one half part of in
and to a lot o f ground on the Louth side of chew-tau
street. 12 4 )feet west of C ourth street "."0 feet front by lel
feet deep. Subjt:ct to a proportionable ground rent 0(2
planless unto the etwodes Church Congregation.
O.:L —H owes tee and ihl South Fifth street. The one.
halt part of in and to a lot tt ith the 2 three , tory frame
measunges thereon. on the east side of Fifth street, 21
feet Southward from Marriott .street, being feet front
by 1:0.1 feet deep. rir There are 2 tWo-story frame houses
in the rear.
o. 4—Lot. corner Fifth and Marriott streets. A lot of
ground at the southeast corner of Fifth and Marriott
streets. being 2t feet on Fifth street, and extending of that
idtb in depth along the south side of Marriott sheet,
120 feet.
PS - $lOO to be paid on each at the time of safe.
10 the Court, E. A. MERRICK, Clerk O.C.
_JANE CONROY. Adminlotratrix.
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer,
0e10,12.26 • Store. 422 Walnut street.
LDBLIER ttElttli. -Ed MEE OF
Jacob Fritz. deetased.—James A. Freeman. Auc.
tioneer.—Neat itree.etory Brick Dwelling. No. WI
N. Juniper street. On Monday. December 80.1867, at 12
&clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the .Philadel.
phia Exchange, the following deacribe 1 real estate, viz-:
All that canal,. three-story brick dwelling and lot of
grourd, situate on the west side of Juniper street, (No.
222), at the distance of 180 feet 6 inches north of Race
street, in the Tenth Ward of the city; containing in front
16 feet 6 inches, and in depth of that 'width ed feet. To.
gether with the use of a certain alley AN laid out and con.
stiucted along arid upon the north side of the lot, contigu
oe6 to and.sontllward of the above described lot. of the
oi kith of 2 feet 6 inches and in depth of that width 85 feet
from Juniper street.
tr - Tw' Blear of mcumbrance.
$lOO to be mad at the time of Rale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
de10,19 26 Store, .M Walnut street.
NEW PUBLICATION%
25 CENT EfffrioN ov DICKENS'S WORKS.
PLTERSONS' CHEAP EDITION FOR THE BULLION.
T. B. PETERSON & DROT HERS, tO6 Chestnut street.
Philedelphla, have in o esa and will pubileh at once an
entire NI ,W AND CHEAP EDITI—N OP CHARLES
DICE ENS'S WORKS; each book will ho printed from
large t) pe, that ell can road. and each work will be Wiled
complete In a large octavo volumo.With a New Illustrated
Cover, end Bold at the low price of Twontv•five cents a
volume, or four dollam for a cemplet• set. Thi• edition
ill be called "PPTERSONS , CHEAP EDITION FOR
THE MILLION," and will be the cheapeEt edition of tee
works of Charles Dickens ever printed. The first volume
is now ready, being
tu ivrvnwrer. His Life and Adventures. With 0
New Illustrated Cover. Price Twenty - -live cents,
All the other volumes, to complete the series will fol.
low in rapid succession. Booksellers and Nene Agents
will be supplied at our usual low rates.
For Fide by all Bookrollerr. kik for "Petergone it Edb
tlon, and tat ono other. Gopfea will be scut, freo of port
age, on receipt of Twenty.flye contr. by
T. B. PETERBobI & BnOTHERS,
Publishers. - hiladelphia, Pa.
ISAAC B. EVANS
MANN/MOM= AND DEAL= NI
OIL% PAINT% VARNISH%
Naval Stores and Soaps,
Ne. 18 North Delaware avenue, PkWO'
ikedilim BPI
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1 6 6 a mall** .u, BUOTIONKER. el. :4 ,-. •
and&rre paw's % ode one won below Cho
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,
OIL. PAINTINGS.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPIIIi,
HAVE NOW OPEN. THEIR
LATEST COLLECTIONS
EXQUISITE PAINTINGS,
THE WOBX OP TEE MOST
CELEBRATED MODERN PAINTERS
Unusual care his been bestowed
upon the selection of their Works of
Art,:this Season, afar greater extent
of country having been visited than
usu►l, and a very general acquaint
ance with, the great Artists of
Europe has resulted in the acquisi
tion of a more choice and extensive
assortment of Paintings than they
have ever before exhibited.
The artists represented are prominently as follows:
ADOLPH STADEMANN,
CH. 1100IIET,
E. PRIEDRICHSEN,
MAX MICHAEL,
A. BRAITH,
W. AMBERG,
Jr H. DE HAAS,
DE VON,'
DE NOTES,
CARL MILLNER,
J. ARNOLD,
A. MARTIN,
MEYER VON BREMEN, oc,
- CARL BORER,
A. PUMPER,
H. HERZOG,
IL.MHOMBERG,
JACOBSEN,
ea biLER,
C. lIINGHEIH,
FRIED. VOITZ,
A. LEI 7,
REIMER DAHLEN,
MENO MEIILID;
W.-YEWS:WEER,
CARL HUBNER,
H. WERNER,
HERMANN BETHKE,
VAN STARRENBORGS,
VON SEMEN, r•
PAVE WEBER,
EMILIE SC HO VETE,
• R. ZIMILEBBLINN,
KAUFMANN.
P. LOMIOW, •
BOSCH.
NEW OIL PAINTINGS.
NEW ROMAN PHOTOGRAPHS,
NEW. CHROMOS,
From Milan and Florence.
NEW ROGERS' GROUP,
"THE SCHOOL E.XAMINATION."
Looking Glasses in every variety. e
JilllEB B. EARLE & BONI,
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIANOS.
PIANOS TO RENT.
CHAS. W. A. TRUMPLER,
At Rh New linde Store,
926 OSESTNIIT STREET,
Offers NEW AT OSTLISD .
RA W TO Bain
Pianos and Organs
FOR SALE. ,
*warp§
COMPLET VICTORY AI THE
PARIS EXPOSITION, 1867.---Chiok
ering's Pianos Triumphant 1 having re
ceived from the Emperor "The Legion
of Honor," being the highest Prize
awarded at the Exposition, and in addi
tion The First Grand . Gold Medal of
Merit from the International Juries.
W. H. DUTTON,
914 Chestnut Street.
ocls.tu e rp tI4
WEBER PIANO!
gift
The/ IMBURIZITU ue DKImiLLYACKNOWLB etke
Best Piano-Fortes Manufbotured
FOR BRILLIANCY AND VERABMITY.
They aye used iii the Conservatories
of Riddle of New Work and Brooklyn,
and bribe leading schools in the coon.
try. A full and varied amortateat con"
&tautly on baud.
J. A. GEMIO2 CEIESTNVT STOJEIBT•
tihr PATENT T is r I OBTIAM.
r Orono and Dei r ri t in
trezaola," ea 44 DO w
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two oist,
Viet Rye ikie
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FIN .
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""IN titE LAND'
, ; XfilhNOW: POSSESSED BY
HENRY B. HANN'S'CO .,
21S and .220 SOUTH FRONT firirriteimpir •
Who offer the Immo TO,, TICII TRAMS, In zloty on very odoolitogooli
Torma• '
Their' auxia. o 1 Ky BOND, aillithoor swum faragiai Amme r our
taus, and .rune 11110111111 . lielleflies and 02 WWI Timm, le
present date. _ _
Liberal contraetO Made for tots to arrilre at rraaffliraalia map Depot, Email
son Line Wharf, or at Bonded IWirohounao, am st*nip may mom.
orbit Bill
LADIES DSESs 13140114.
SPEOLS.LTIES
.
LADIES' FINE FURS ` '
•
NOW 01PEN.
The choicest selection we have ever offered. conshting
of
FINE RUSSIAN SABLE.
HUDSON BAY SABLE.
EASTERN AMERICAN SABLE.
ROYAL ERMINE AND UHINCUILL A.
FINE SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
ASTRACAN. GRAY. MITairRAN.
Besides many other varieties.
REAL ABTRAOAN 10_1 2 O_AZO.
ARO= SEAL CLOAKS.
FINE SABLE CLOAKS.
And other large Fur Gannente.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO,
CTLEMTUT Street.
SPECIALTIES
Ladies' Fine Cloaks.
WOW OPPA
THE HANDSOMEST STOCK WE HAVE EVER ET.
HINTED, CI MPRISING GARMENTS IN VIE MOST .
DESIRABLE MATERIALS, AND OP THE MOST
FASHIONABLE tHLORS. IN GULL' winery
AND WHICH WE MLA. SELL AT •
POPULAR PRICES.
J. W. Proctor & Co.,
SPECIALTIES
Bich Black Dross Silks.
We bare 'net received a Citee of
FINE LYONS SILKS,
Purchased under advantageous eirearostearenh of goof
ties varying train
To which we enveutfany ask the attain= of Ladles.
These goods will be sold for less thou they would wit Os
tr-t.
J. W. Proctor &
DRESS-MAXING DEPARTMENT.
AU the Favorite Colors In
PLAIN CORDED POPLINS.
REPO.
And other Rich Fabrics for
WALKING SUIT&
Whitt' we will sell by the yard, or make to order.
LA DIE DRESSES,
MADE IN TIVEN'rY-FOt Ritmo.
A large variety of
LADIES• WALKING SUITS,
At all times readpmade to gut on,
W. PROCTOR, & co;,
020 ChestnutSfreet.
oelcitu the 2m WI
IFIUKNIIS • a GOODS,
J. C. BARNES.&, , CO.
GENTS' FIIENISSING GOODS.
1111.111310111=11
Fine Shirts, Collar I, Weep" ito:
NO. 245 N. NINTH ST.,
' PHILADELPHIA,
04.301 TO
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
Nos, land 8 N. Sixth si g rhiladas,
In now offering an elegant and extensive assortment of
Gentlemen's Wrappers,
Beier% Tits, Mukters,Gloves, Ildkfe.,
etc., etc., °less
Iltiltablo for
• CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
ALSO.
Nis usual assortment of Merino, silk
and Woolen Undersittrts and Drawers.
-DOME INUUNDSHING GOODS.
ILTEW E 1 LANDING 4ND RM. BALE
byl J. 8. MOM CO.. 108 *nth Dolovitare
WM%
CHRPBTIOS
PRESENTS!
I , 3 ; f o t tp t t 3 ng more eppropristo for Olniittnas then one
BUTTON HOLE OVEREIWMG
en m) , overo rdics. wa = nu
teti r n i makeaa.44l,
RIO CTERSTNUT Streit.
cersriur Street.
EFINGLEIRS.
VELOURS RUM
11014.110 AV GOODS.
GREAT
AMERICAN COMBINATION
SEWING MACHINE
IT HAS NO EQUAL,
Being AbsOlutely the Best
FAMILY
IN THE WORLD.
AND EiTRILIdICALLY TEE • CNEAPF.BT.
Circulate, %Atli full particulars and ample" of mach
done on tbla M"h l ",P. can be bad by ayi/llcat at the
LUMP 1110010 OW TM CO.,
S. W. eer. Eleventh end Chestnut Sil,.
um:meth= even on the Machine gr'etutteettly Ursa .
urehasers nolb-1.. 4.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
lIMBREtLAI3I
Holiday Presents.
a nu 1111ORTUNT NOW RUMS.
WILLIAM A: DROWN & CO.,
240 MARKET STREET.
J. T. GALLAGHER;
(LATE OF BAILEY & C 0..)
MANUFACTURING JEWELER,
IMPORTER OF
WATCHriS, DIAMONDS.
And other Precious Stones,
Iziriteo tin attention of his friends and customers to
NIB NEW ESTABLIBILKENT,
1300 CHESTNUT STREET.
Goods warranted of first quality, at prkie ninth Wow
the usual rate*. deithn.tn.lotrs
AMERICAN AND SWISS
WATCHES 9 1
AND moo
MOVEMENTS.
JOHN M., HLRPER,
li.. 308 Chestost Street, 21 11w.
The attention of tbe trade is also called to invokes a
1413108 GOLD WAITCH3I2I chains out at mimed sizes.
Sterling Silverware Manufactory,
414 LOCUST STREET.
GEORGE SHARP,
Patentee of the 801 l and Can paten^ manufadares
every description of Ono STERLING SILVERWARE.
and am for ode, wholesale and retail. a ado' awn&
went of rich and lboanUtal 1006 of new lOW it ktOr
Week ,-
J. M. SHARP. A. sonzzint
sorlim rat
TIFFANY & CO.
Respectfully invite those visiting New York and In pur
suit of nice IIOGIDAY PREMENTE, to an
t e arly Inspec
tion of their collection of noreit gaed from all
parts of Europe, as well as manufactured al home. They
make t xeeption this autumn to usual custom. in t ote Arm
all s heir new goods IN NOVEMBER. in o toeve
better attention to ptuchasers t turing the tmrwmaa
SOD. In no previous year has e House tneseatted such a
fullf and interesting assortment of AMTAGLEB FOR
F Goods packed and gent home at the risk of the 'louse.
• MCI andBROADWAY, New York.
(House in ffaris, Tiffany. Reed & Go.)
. no2l.th td .;•••
JAMES W. QUEEN & GWEN
Opticians.
derrthAtu.tfrp) PS4 Chestnut attest.
IiOLTDAY PRESENTS.
Gm]) SPEOTACLE,S OPERA GLASSES,
NW:MEL OP LIFE, LANTERNS, MICROSCOPES.
MATHEMATICAL IRRTRUMENITS. &a.. &c. •
y , ' JES NV. pep
& G.
de6•01,9,tu
Mi Chestnut erect.
. _
.bLEGANT AND IREFUL ARTICLES
mnta.
For ROU Pre
ST - mAsoN 8t CO..
PO7 Chestnut street
'ROSEWOOD DESKS, TURKEY AND RUSSIA
WRITING CASES, in orori vari O etX.
MASN & CD.
SYT Chestnut street
CARVED PEN.IIOLDERS. BOOKMARKS , STAMP
Doan. CARD BABRETS, /U.
sULICII GOODS. INKSTANDS. MATCH BOXES,
EVER KNIVES, PINCUFARONS.
MASON At CO..
907 Chestnut street.
ENCLEMI POCKET KNIVES AND SCISSORS.
WOSTENHOLM'S & ROGERS'S fine makes.
MASON Ai CO.
907 Chestnut street.
Pay, VIENNA AND LONDON FINE POCKET'
WOKE , in Kumla, Turkey and Calf.
MASON & CO.,
007 Chestnut street.
GOODALL'S CHRISTMAS STATIONERY.
de4 ISt *I);
WEDDING,
CMM
PON
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o E t y p r w ANA j 9 zia I LO ANED y.p
u t
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O• . LOAN OFFICE.
Oo cn Ond otzeets.
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runimulammil plums) swan
Bi AIMING WITH INDELIBL
I: EBBW/DEB
gm. *nig, Braiding, Btamping, Be, M. A. TORRY,.
• killnat gnat..
MACHINE
MASON it CO.,
907 eatnut street.
MASON & CO..
407 ChestnaStreet.
AID VISITING CARDS
MASON do CO..
Rif Chestnut Street.