Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, December 11, 1867, Image 2

CITY .13trLiAirr ' •
Ilo)m In', Stu KTY,•-Alit Olin. se pan
annlverwy meeting of the " sWionaty
Society of the city of Philadelphile' waiheld last
evening et the Fir4t Baptist phi Ali. 'goad eriA
Arch streets. George 11. fitiNtt; gag.; President;
was in the chair.
The exercises commenced by singing tbo hymn
begioni zi ffi hy , way, not mine, 0, Lord,
However dark It be!"
Y
Thsntfollowed thereading_ Of ihaSeriptureS and
payer by Rev. O. Dana airfiPtilt. ll . D., and
yp ; eadt4us by ß
Rev. Richard'lktibing y. D.
The Peabareomniencing
"Praise God. The Lord liorabr.;:- 0 my sail,
Gode. w #l l° / 1 " 16 ,•'?
was
The President then pad the annual report, as
followffr
It needs no moment to convince an observ
ing, thinking mind,. of-.the necessity, In large
cities, for urgauized charities, such as "The
Home Misslonary Society of the City of Phila
delphia:" The cadences of such a need are to
be met With every day, and all around ns, and
be meet beiblltidOndeed, who can pass than by
without nab*. -Organized systems of relief are
the only es by which permanent beneficial
results can" be reaclied;_, tor benevolence, 'like
epigAirthing ase. rated rder' to be made (Means!,
zeta be regulated and systematized. For
the
,want of a proper knowledge, and some
dines from a mere want of thought, many
truly benevolent aets are often, not only wasted,
butirtidnetive of the very etas they were in
bofed lo prevent. Who that will takAthe
trouble to observe and reflect can doubt thaPthe
ImProildent; the idle'and the profligate are daily,
encoltraged.to 'Continue in lives of vagrancy, in
dobincaand vice, by numberless well4neaut yet
thoughtless, acts. of charity? Now, we cannot
get rid 4 of the poor, . for they are a perpetual'.
legacy that we have with us ehisys; but we can.
who we -will, do them , good. But how shall
we . do., . Ahem • goed Not by an
indiscriminate,,, thoughtless, •• bestowment
of aims upon every object ,that may present it,
se lf to, our view, gain the attention of , our ear,
and excite' ir Sympathy. For, mostly, such as
parade their distress to the public gszo and urge
their - de/o%os Oil'every passer-by are wholly un
worthy Of the 'help bestowed upon them. Nor
can it be properly done, sq as to be of any per
manent, swap real • benefit, Rah to - the receiver of
the good and the community at large, by inde
pendent individual efforts, however wisely they
ma be directed; except tO a very limited extent..
Doing good to the peer • is eminently 'a work
for associated effort. It requires a systematlied
plan of Operations, and can only be well and pro-,
perly attended to by regularly, organized institu
tions, which make it a matter of study and in
vestigatio
stich an'organized system is presented to this
communitylU "The Home Missionary Society of
the City of Philadelphia," whose Board of Mana
gers now respectfully submit to the public their
Thirty-,S'tcond Alin:lel Report.
Throughout the year of the Society, which'
endswith the 15th of December, 1867, the General
Agent and the Missionaries, aided for a short
time, during the serious illness of Mr: Toland,
by an energetic lady, made •
4,650 visits to the needy poor and sick.
2,330 families and persons received relief '
659 orders (221 tons) for coal weragiven.
901 orders for:groceries, were given.
69 pare of Shoes were given.
661 articles of clothing were given. 4
105 families were supplied with medicines.
130 who applied for relief could not be found,
209 proved entirely unworthy.
165 families were supplied with coal (157 tons)
- at half. price, ;Homes and places, chiefly
' tithe country, were secured for
a; children; and ' , employment was obtained
SR men andliorimm.
14' °w
ideie sent to the Almshouse, ,
to the hospital, and
1 to the Rosin° Association. ,
24 persons, including a family of five, were
furnished with transportation from the
26,679 pages tedigions tracts, ..
8.9 religious papers,
SA Bibles , and 1 Testainent were distributed.
2st ,proyer.meetings Were held, - •
33 temperance meetings attelded,
b! Addresses made, and
6 innerale attended.
39 persons - were persuaded to sig.."th e
pledge,.
112 tinattend church; and •
209 children to go to Sabbath-school.
Moe hundred and ninety.oto dollard and twenty
six cents Were received at the office of the So
ciete, for the relief of the sufferers by , the Sansom
streee,extrlosion. That-fearful and distressing
,elleahltar ooqurioa on a, Thursday afternoon; early
. the i:extrincirffing, the agent and missionaries of ,
Ibis Bety 'were on the ground, looking after
and iftrlng for the injured. The money confided
to the Association was carefully apportioned,
according to the needs and circumstances of the,
tretreteee-
One of the Misalimaries,•in his walka, found a
man and wife keeping a,..drlnking saloon, who,
stratige to say, were both „acceptable members of
a Christian church. When apps hod,, on the
subject, they seemed entirely findreititious of the
great wrong thee; were 'Wilding upon the com
munity by the pursuinetf such a Wiriness. Con
vinced by the Missionary of their error,
they eclosed , their place. and destroyed all
their'! liquors, declaring that no ono
else should ever be injured by them in that way
again. Oh! that all the drinking places in our
goodly city could be so easily and so completely
dosed. ' What a diminution of poverty and crime
would follow. How many thousand sulferiug
women and children would be relieved from won,
and distress. How much less work there would
be for benevolent institutions and for our city
authorities. And how much our taxes and other
reepensesznight be reduced.,
Many. =See that would bring the , quick r
tamest ter ofs sympathy to the eye could e eau
.3fenagers abstain from • 40 n
atio report'Whh such details. dwelling
The 121e . nend Agent spent a part
et
enmMee Ineeelthig some. of the the 'last ''
r nettdren that-
Awe been Owed in h hhle t 11:i '" ' 0 ceountrv. And
the Managers sesitit,thi h e /14 4 iff4eg
able to report
Ilea be folindthln_. , "' r": 41 14 let doing well.
Many Me 'eu 0 7,,,;41 *l4 ; yaks tO the
' titieZotee:intrtt men and wo
-:ttent: peaty and,gbod members of the
ev.Latentleesiin *bleb they lite. , Seth were their
.elatrroundiugs whet here, tnellhed-theY remained
in this city some of thief= would now -be dent
zens ,of Be dford atreet, sorter wattld inedrank
ardle.graves, arid-others in the prison or 'alms
house. One case the Managers would briefly
mention.. To save it from the almshonee,: i t i a- ,
In mother left to the care of the Society a, t.
and interesting little girl of some eighteen mon . •
Site tyas,plactd in thiteare of all•Ohris.
tian couple, - whb, being , childless, adopted.
this helpless little ono as their, own.
becoming, ardently attached to th e
child, and having ample means, they spare d
neither, pains uor expense in training . and. eat
eating her; and now, at the age of textcen,,she
an,,ornisment to the society by which shesis
rrounded, and is heir to a large estate. This
'ila , only a single case out of hundreds equallS , us
interesting, though of different circumstances;
and it is most' giatifying to kuow, that of, the
rano than one thousand children taken by,this
Society away from poverty, from fuel, and from
vice, in all tiaeir various degrees, not one-tenth,
*Us far, has turned out baely. What au en
couragement is this to continue earnestly eu.
gaped in a work, at once se noble and so good.
The foregoin briefly stated 'facts are amply
iffiteletet to show, thnt this ' Society has out
Ulan back in the important work In weld' it has
been so long engaged; and they are equally tu
diesel/a of its continued inefteness and activity
e awase that should interest not 'only, and
especially, all the Christian churchee of our city,
but also every member of the community. And
the Managers are much grailfied iu being able to,
state, that •an thereusleg favorable feeling to
verde the Society has been maffifested during
the pant;year by the churches and the community
• at large: A greater number of the churches have
grunted collections in aid of the work, and`the
receipts by the Treasurer have been largely in
created; and the indications at present tut:outage
the Mateo-re to look for still 'better things the
coning year.
o n D i comber leth, 1136, the iii' :ince In
the Treasury was _ 317 49
-
Amount received since oe
Making, Vp to Dec. I:ith (incluilve); —
`, , Marouet ilk-bunted by tit. Societyty for ail '') 7 6 ' )
'''-' Purpeaes.from,Dtie. 13tb 1866, to Dee.
VlNAtitil , ~ . .i
, -
?
'-'-,.' ,:k4isl
ilk
- . Yee Attlialanee of. ~ . t
~ . en , Dre...1144;1867, -
fNo lh this - ittetitiretit shows a large bi.
. 40 0;,',410000,he neelbtalof many former yeara,
n mosi, be gertelleat to auy one who will at all
ogives4kitthe iminuit is still quite antlieleat to
.
/6
4,VAlly tit bciety r. iex a and parr3 l, on '
m y ti
WOrk, lie I mg& 1 1 " •' •
,
/h . degeas retrirti their heartfelt thanks tti
lb d quoit, raid donors of tliti Association lor;the
aka ' ell' by dial. Mad to the , Tract had
Bill) ocietieslor supplylneall tracts and Bibles
ird
c__o t a by the Missiontiries[fred of ;test: A. 160 tb
liedrgl, W.,11M, „Esq., for , kindlyi carpeting, at
hi owilextoonse, the office of the Societyk Also
to the editors and proprietors of our daily news
papers, for frequently calling the attention of the
community to. the Society, free of charge.
The Managers ara.gratitled thatun uppropria
tion has, at last, been tiled° by our city authori
ties for the erection a the much needed House
of Correction, as antboriked by the Legislature of
the State, some twelve ; years since, at the instance
of this Satiety. ' '
In conclusion, the Managers would most
earnestly plead for increased aid in behalf of the
poor and anffering thisswinter. --Want and dis
tress, sincetho war ended, have been Increasing,•
and from'present indications, this winter will be
very hard on, the poor. For the want of em
ployment, many arennow, •in.great need, and thp
prostect is, that the, number of such will be
greaily augmented,dtqing the present and nest
two, months. , ,
Donations can. be sent to the Treasurer, Mr.
Thomas T, Mason, No., 133 North Third street,
and'to the General 'Agent,' at the Office, No. 507
Nortlr street., • , _ •
wereAddressewere delivered by Rev. A. J. Knott,
D. Dwand Rev.,j. Spencer ,Kennard, D. D.
The Audience then separated . . , . ,
BALI e•FREATYZSTATEC, fivoczs assts.
Thomas Seiti'ffild at the Eitehange yesterday ,
noon OM follO Ipg Stocks 'an real estate viz.:
5. shares .BmithWark at. .$lO6, $530; 10
shares Southwark , ' Bank, at *lO5, $1,050;
shares South*aik'lltink, $lO5,- $784 10 shares
Kensington-Bank, at $11.14 $1,110; 10 shares
Kensington Bank, at. $lll, .$1,110; ,29 shares
Coniniercial , Boll4 , at $ $
4. , $1,080;.. 100 shares_
Mechanics'. BaSfat $3O, $3i000; 05,000 converti
ble Chesapeake ,and, .Delaware Canal, at 93%c.,
$4,675; ,$2,00 ,, that mortgage Hunting
don and , Broadtop,:ltailroad, at 62c., , $1,249;
$6OO Cam and Amboy R.R. at 840.; $519;
100 shares den
Little , Schnylkill Navigation o
R.R. Co
at $25 50, $2,6503 42 shares, Camden -'and AM.:
boy Railrotui, at 4126, $5,292; 8 shares Philadel
phia and . Tr at $1,24, .$992;100 shares
Lehigh VEO4I R. R.., at $5O 87, $5,087 50; 100
shares Minehili and Schuylk il l Haven Railroad,
at $57, $9,700; .50 shares Philadelphia and Ger
mantown ;Railroad; at $63 87, $8,193 75; 42
shares Penn. National Bank, at $56522, ,352; 100
shares Consolidation Bank, at $43 12, $4,812 50;
Si) shares Delaware Mutual Insurance Co., at $29,
$1,450; 100 shares Morris Canal, at 1039, $8,000;
4 shares. Mercantile Library Cornpany,at $7, $2B;
500 shares Cambna Iron Company, at $l6,
$8,000; 28 shares Cambria Iron , Compannat $l6,
$448; 1,000 Mires Black Heath Coal Company,
at 11c., $110; 28. shares Schomacker's Piano
Company, at $2,'556; 10 shares Schomacker's
Piano Company,at $2, $2O; Irredeemable ground
rent. $l5O, $2,4503. ,three..story brick residence,
No. 317 Spruce street, 20 feet front, S6,NO; two
story frame dwelling, No. 519 Catharine
street, eighteen feet, front, $1,400;
three-story buck dwelling, 318 Lombard street,
18 feet front, $4,800; around rout, $8;40.a year,
$130; ground rent, $9 - 60 a year, $160; ground
rent, $l6 a year, $266: ground rent, ,$l2 a year,
$170; ground renty $2O a year,sBlo; ground rent,
$8 16 a year *18..; ground rent, $l5 60 a year,
$230; groun d ,, rent, $7 47. a year, $116; ground
'rent *24 a y,4lo;ground
groundy;
ground rent, $24 a year, $405; ren t $24
a year, .$499; ground rent, $54, a year, : $935;
ground rent, $lB a year, *280; , ground rent,
$26 67 a year. $450; ground rent, $37 20 a year,
$630; ground rent, $2l 60 a,year, $355; ground'
rent, $49 80Yit'year, *835. ground rent,,,iftN 10 a
year,sl,l4o; ground rent , $34 20 a year,s66o; 2%-
story brick dwelling, 928 North Fourth st.,s7,ooth
three-story .brick dwelling, No. 122 Callowhlll
street, subject to a yearly ground rent of $8 89,
$7,800; three-story - brick dwelling, No. 1115 Ells
worth street, subject to a ground rent. of $72,
$1,800; three-story brick dwelling, No. 1125 Ells
worth street, subject to a ground rent of $72,
$2,200; ground rent of $2B 60 a year, $3BO.
&saki. MErzrEno or Colonial Coultcrr.--Yester
day afternoo& a special meeting of Common VOllll
- was held for', the purpose of calling up ,unenis,ited
business, President Mercer in the. chair. . , ,
The following was the business done:
An. Onlinante Makbig an appropriation for the
erection of • a School house in the Twenty-third Ward
was passed.
The ordinance from Select Councp, appropriating a
certain =omit .of money to defray the expenses. of
eNtertaining,the: Councilmen from COlumbus, Ohio,
Nino called emend concurred in.
Ti..e ordinance appropriating 86,000 for the purpose
de
of ...inging the Cornish, engine of the Twenty-fourth
War/' water Works, ao as to adapt It to the spring
G ar de n Water Works, was referred to the Committee
on water 4, - )f Common Council.
The follosving bills from Select Council were con
curred in: •
Ordbuinca making a special appropriation to the
Board of Control fig the erection of a school hence io
the Twenty-UM•Wea . . I
Ordinance Othello's* tlitiVilh'ei the frame school '
building v- tb4 3 r 7:wenty-four't'h Ward. •
Ordinal:lee Yeaklug an appropriation of $100,150 out
of the Girard 'Estate, to tfie use sindAupport of Girard
College for the year 1858.
The resolution of inquiry as to the propriety of, es
tablishing est Office of and electing' a City Carpenter,
fwas referred to , the Committee on Law.
The readhdlon of reqneet, to the Legislature asking
the peon& of an act fixing the salute., of county ofil
cers, was referred to tbk. Committee on Law of Com
mon Council by a vote. of fa yeas to 15 nays.
Mr. Potter submit:OW an ordinance appropriating
$1.150,000 to 4 pay thOtecterest on the funded debt of the
eltZl fa llin g.ue uhto.erlst of January, 1668. Passed.
so, art ordiriXo'ze making an appropriation of
,5,210,1R5 to the (Y..,
to pay the Jo ners of the Sinking Fund,
the year • r sd de bt lu • of s ° the city maturing during
A n Passed.
B e - ateilinarice allowing the Moyamensing Hose and
peSteacti Fire Engine CoMpany to go into service,
wae , deprivingibem of certein money, was passid.
.Alesointioti discharging the Committe on Law from
the'ferther censideration of the bill making an addi-
Aionel appropriation for famishing the new Court
Donee with furniture, was pasted.
-; 2dr. Sinipeen submitted an ordinance authorizing
the ccinsolition of Cemmittees of Councils after the
:first df the Seer. Postponed. •
Mr:Littleton offeredn resolution directing the City
'Directorsi of the Philadelphia and Erie .Railroad to
vote against any propeettida for the purchase of the
'dock (*the -Warren and. Franklin by the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. Passed - •
M. Dillon , offered a resolution inquiring of the
Trustees of the Galt Works lf.they intendcontintdng
the quality o.f gas now being furnished the city.? and
if it is their intention , to Charge full amounts for Ole
gas. Passed.
A resolution to keeP the public squares epee during
the entire year, was passed.
A resolution directing the .Special Committee on a
paid Fire Department to confer with the Fire Associa
tion upon the subject of Contraeting with the city for
the outing\ doluneut of Orps,, was, •on •motion. laid on
the table. , ,
Mr. Stockliam reported q resoltitioninstructing the
:City Solicitor to apply for an injunetlori to restrain
the owners or oeeimants'of the propOrty adjoining the
city wharf at Arch street; on the Schuylkill, front'
Ali ng "up the city dock. Passed.
The Special Committee OOPointed to prepare a bin
for the erganizetion of a paid Fire Department, re
ported; but to the course of the reading of the report
of the cotgmittee,the Chamber was declared:lN.:lamed:
.
• ' Tar, corilow,zus or Punnve litarooin.—The regue
lar stated meetbag...of_this body was 'held :yesterday
afternoon. It was the, last regular, one that will be
held by, the Hoard as at present • constituted. The
new Boara,,sippoluted , by the Courts; come into Mike
cn January,l e , ,Thu organization of, the. Board, 4t_te
understood; Will ',continue thee:, ae it ?low is, but a
number' of tholes:Rent Members ,retire: •
President fthippete; yesterday; was in the chair.
A note wet roeCtived 'front the Nineteenth Section'
asitiog the Beard ttiepttly . to Couneil4 fora lot at Yorl'
Lifti TrentoiAlaYeatielf tar lichee! purposes.. The pop
ulation of tido "district is so large that the erection tat •
another school. hey's° itthmutitl•ered neavatarY•
A petitien, 'pantierotily.,,eigni4 from. teachers in;
public sehodia, protesting. SgaVost newly propose d, inethcd of issing' the WarnnitS.Ypi their salaries, MILS.
referred to coronlittee.'
The Contufittee. on . ..kaclatinttrreported bills to the
amount ot $245001,. whitin Were,,approveci, and war..
rants were ordered to be drtewn fos,fltelt paym.ent.
The Committee on Boy.' nigh f telhool reported the
eelt Won of T. Holt tp , till, ; the itfeatioy in the
Chhir of Anatomy and, Tbyslology lu kjeutral high School, canoed by the tesignatiOn Of foreseer Harts
home, The appointment . was'crintirmed. " • Professor
Bar trhorne goes to Haverford College, where, in addi
tion to a more liberal salary. he-fa. furrilehed, freopf
charge, with a ffently residence.. ;, - • .t.
As Professor of higher matiteMaffee 4 ,l l l.titWrge
High School; the appointineut'of' MISS.Dfc 4a,vals
non confirmed. . , .
Mies L a
ydia . Hamer wig .4linaed 'ag ion:Staler
of (hawing and pennianglifp to the , same initltutiofte
r. Clark, cif the Committee on quallileationis'of
Teachers, rwrated, a ii9t of names, ot ,the , succeggftil
eandidatesat, tbe recontpltikteinatkon of candidates '
the position of 'teacher: . • • ; • .
The committee further rentirted that since' the poi,.
sage of the act Pebruary°l7,'l66s,.they %rive
fourteen examinations, .ruati• that 1,439 periling haSe
presented themselves as • applicente. The• comtuittt 0
gave certificates of competency to Ave hundred and
forty-oaths persons. •
Mr. Green -offered tfiretsOlutiOn
Watson and Daviti,.oontiltetdra for ;the' new, acliffoi
louse atfilathatifs-" 4 41tr6eAf.to complet. ,- •
C, 831 G 3
*1,745 72
, /Opfie
er contrktetmil tpr.and WitlillOid the got payment
taP.>r
Mr. Barney moved to lay the matter cn the. table,
which was not agreed to.
TILE DAILY EVENING, :VLLETIN PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER , Ij, 1867.
, .
I , *r.'o3,Ftbein,offered a enbatititte, which, trite voted
dbrint;:
'The, re , olation of Mr. Green nras ape lio'd
AMA, „
Mr:Green! then offered a ref/Meth:Ai appropriating
~ii'LrOf) to pia inrido , ;huttere on: .I.le setae selatiel honee,
Which VMS Sub , equentli nuuliqd, and ..the sum of
41.500 was in.orted in ite eteful. - P,
'The Ttbard then agreed to WA n Opecial nn;etingOn
the 23d inking, mid adjourned:
MONUMENT TO CIIIEU L , !Lli.—TheOtld Fellows'
Cemetery Company has tendered a handsome
plot of ground in the Cemetery, upon Islington
lane, to thc firemen as a site for the erection of a
monument to the late Chief Engineer, David M.
Lyle. His remains now reose in the vault o
the Northern Liberty Hoge p Company, and the re
f
mains of his parents now , rest in the Odd Fel
lows' Cernetery. The offer of a suitable lot was
intended as a compliment to a popular and pub
lic-spirited citizen. A committee was appointed
to confier with the Firemen's ‘Convention in rela
tion 19 the matter.
Stamm By BEVIC:QUE 01;FierES.—Iteven tle
Inspettor James Ghegan seized yesterday, in the
liquor store of William MeNally,on Water street,
above Walnut, eleven barrOli . of whisky that
were not properly marked.
The same officer, in company,wlth Inspector
C. 7. Dougherty, seized at Shippen street wharf
four bales of cotton, and at the wharf of the
Southern Mail Steamship Company six bales, all
of which had no tags upon them.%
SINGULAR DEATH.—The ' was sum
moned,.,
yesterday to hold ,
an Ingtiest , upon the
, ,
body, of l Xllnn Sweeney, sixteen years old, who
fell dead While engaged atplay.''She had a small
stick in her band containing &silver-plated tack,
with a broad head; after she died the latter was
missing.; A post mortew examination made by
Dr. Shapleigh" revealed the tack, 'which was
found in the child's wind-pipe, completely
oldsing the same.
NEW *JERSEY Inbli..**llll,B.
Pftocurrasnfo.—The rapid, 'strides which
the onward march of improvement is ma
king in Camden are highly '' gratifying
and encouraging to lislieltizens who are en
gaged in , active businestr'lursultii. 'There is
scarcely a laboring man at present idle, from)
a common workman to the most' finished me
chanic, and everywhere some linpotlant im
provement is going forward and adding to the
interests' and prosperity of the city) These indi
&diem( of advancement present increased in
ducements for capital to invest real estate,
and such capital is being so employed, and' is
thus working in the rapid building' up and im
provement of the city.
THE Mint, STREET M. E. Cnurtal.—The trus
tees of the Third Street M. E. Church, Camden,
aro Making satisfactory arrangements for re
building their church edifice. They lmve already
secupeoialarge sum of money, and, as soon as
they fix upon S suitable site ; work will be
commenced. It is proposed to build it on the
lot on Third street, below Bridge, avenue, but its
location is not yet decided upon., In the mean
time, however, the work of soliciting eontribn
tions and raising of funds will he vigorously
prosecuted, and during the holidays a grand
Fair and Festival will be given the proceeds of
which aro to be appropriated ' towards the gene
ral building fund. . '
PRESERVING ixifnan. -- Some, experiments
have recentl made by some scientific gen
tlemen' in den city and county with a pro
cess for presq ving timber and wood, and so suc
cessful have Ahoy been that a company is now
forming to put it in practical use. Hon. G. W.
N. Custis, Col. Peyton, Capt. Shinn, and other
influential gentlemen are at the head of the
movement, and will make application to the
next session of ,the Legislature for an act of in
corporation. It is . declared that by the process
employed only a feW hours are required to thor
osOly treat and season any ordinary piece of
timber, rendering it almost impervious to damp
ness and decay..
Ai:warm/tows& lurnovuirs:.s-r.- 4 1'he Camden
and Atlantic. Railroad ComPany are building a
large wharf and bulkhead at Cooper's Point, 40
by 150 feet, for the purpose of giving better fa
cilities to their shipping and freighting business.
It is also intimated that the ferry at that point
will soon•be changed to the foot of State street.
There is one improvement the Company should
make, and that is better and safer accOmmodh
tions for the citizens of Camden to get into their
cars at the depot, or else 'establish a depot or
station-house at the head of Market street, or on
the south side of the Camden' and' Amboy road.
COLD ,WEATiput..—W;nter seems to have set in
In pretty good earnest, and the cold weather sug
gests renewed exertions on the part of the philan
thropic to ald'the destitute. and suffering. The
committees of various religions societies should
now begin to canvass their respective districts
for the purpose of ascertaining the number and
whereabouts of the , needy, in order that ample
arrangements maybe made for their wants
A3reariEßN "' Cutri'Pr'' A new and capacious
brown stone church •
etudes
the.n.is going up in Ber
l? ~, for
,gned use of. a new society
just organized inthe Methodist Episcopal deno
mination,. ,The structureis a large and conveni
ently arranged one, and will be an ornament to
the section of the city in which It is located.
PAIN'IINI,iII9, &O.
NEW OIL PAINTINGS,
NEW ROMAN P4OTOGRAPHpI
NEW dimomos,
irom Milan and Florence.
NEW ROGERS' GROUP,
' N T= SCIIOIni,RXAMINATION.“
Lokilig Glasses in emy. varieq.
JAMES B. EARL; & BOOM,
•
sle CIECESTNVIT STRUT.
SAFETY RAILROAD SWITCH
MAIN TRACK':UNtIROKEN
1. am now erepared to fninish'rsithcads throughout.the
• United• States with my Patent Railroad Switches. Ify the
use of midst% the MAIN TRACK IS NEVER,
• and it it impossible for 'any accident to 'occur from the
' mloplacement of 'switches.' ^ ' • t • • •
• The ISM ing in rails, and the great saving in wear of the'
rollingidock. which' Is by this means 'provided with
levegornModo, and firth track at switches in place of the
• mud movable rails and the, consequent berme blows
,eaused,by , the open jointa and battered' nada la a matter
deserving the especial attention of ail Railroad Companies.
All A MATTER OF. ECONOMY ALONE this invo-
IdOntwede only be tiled to , insure Ito adoption; but
+beyond the economy Tilt PER,PEOT , IMMUNITY
TROM . :the
caused , by misplaced switches
Is: a' subject nbt, only , of importance in reopect to
• oroPertY r islveil' from destruction, but tt-Couottuu TIM
LHE "ANtt '143d8 OF i d*, TMAVEW4 'WON
ILAAT.ROADS.
I refer to the PhiMdelphle and Reading itallroad Cow
puny, Sid fetheNO* York 'and Haarlem .Rio Cad Co.
1 am now %dem for various' other Railro ad
panne, and I gladly give, any information in detail
that may d • , •
WpARTON, Jr.) Patexiteei.
2745 Phßadts,, Pa:' '
No:28 , liontlCNldni IP/sett, ?We Ail
Faeior.)Fr Walnut , above ht It., Phllacia,
„ oclo4m Iv;
G o
• •
rurßovira
PA r
TiglitaitlMlAK
ROT WATER 'APP.A.WiTUrk "
NO WAXWING ANUfltratiti W rrs ft*
• ON/ON STRIad ANDetilitatrEß - 111 11 A1 - 1 1140-4 X 6
JAMLEStirs , WOIIIOIP. allty ~•'.
in B voTimi atem.
minimiantoc
noTr t : BEE "
OhlantinFilla l
T° :1111. °51 .1Wiliglig4 0 ) 1‘ 11 44114
sad bo rne ,
)
4.1 e.
,
Edo. F $ and Wakitit 5t101.,.
• '
H . OIaIQAJf no!
107.
Our St ock Having Been
PURCHASED ENTIRELY FOR
„ .
CASH
• • .r
tVeolTer every variety of DRY bbODS, euitable for
Christiana Premente, at the 4 "•
-."
VERY 1.0 1 41 MIT :P*l - 151W
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 and 40 tierttiteeend Street.
dettf,to,w,lett
~•! Si ~ ~~mi~~~nu`Ll i ~~f ~:) i ~ I~Yc'~KIZ I 7 ii—~
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
Nos,l and 8 N. Sixth St„Phihtda q ,
Ia now offering an elegant and extonnive aaeortment of
Gentlemen's Wrappers,
Scarfs, Ties, Nuillers,Gloves, Hdk.fs.,
etc., std., etc.,
Suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
Also.
His usual assortment of Merino, Silk
and Woolen Undershirts and Drawers.
poi
J. C. BARNESt CO.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.,
NANOF4OTERER9 OF
Find Shirts, Collars, Wrappers, &a
NO. 245' N. NINTH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
ocozmn) ,
PATENT. SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT
MANUFACTORY.
Orden foe thew, celebrated S
no hirts .applied prom,*
brief tice.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goode,
Or Lite styles in full varietl.
- WINCHESTER & CO.,
$42 ,,,,, 3 706 CHESTNUT.
J. W. scam & co.;
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALEIIS /N
Men's Furnishing Goods, •
1314 Chestnut Street,
Fear dotal below the "Continental."
PHILADELPHIA. tohlAtle.W.N
GENTS° PATENTSPRTNQ AND
• . 44s .
t.0.T1 ....
=-
„
BU
S
a tong Ggre, Cloth, Loather
iibrL g iand
Velvet Le 6a also made to order
oef frGEt FURNISHING IDS,
.„,f
of every description, very low, RS Chestnut
_ slee t , corner of Ninth. The beet Sid Gloves
or
ent±t, at
ladies
and
RIGHELDERFEWS BAZAAR,
2104 4 . O' • IN T ' E EVENING.
CARRIAGES.
1 ,
. 1 0 1 , 11 , ' 7 4. 1 j
BECKHAUS&ALLGAIER
RerPecittat invite vibration to their lama and Tula
stook of Suvetrio
FAMILY CARRIAGES
Of latest styles. with all the moat recent hnicovemeati7dl
ELEGANT LANDAU.
1 7net completed. Also.
CLARENCE COACHES and COUPES of different
striae.
lILMITACTORY AND WAREROOMS.
1204 FRANKFOIM) AVENUE,
oeStiartryl abv: Girard avenue.
rumos.
PIANOS TO RENT.
CHAS. W. A. T'RUMPVER,
It His New' Nutiolltore
926 OBISTNITT STREET, .11
E Vent NEW Ana SVCOND HAND PIANOS TO IA2
AT REASONABLE BATES.
Pianos and Organs
FOR SALE.
oe2ANYT4 - _
iDL MING.
EDWARD P. .KELLY
TAILOR
S. E. eqr. of Seventh',and Chestnut Ste
! LARGE STOOK OF OUOIOEI
OTERCOATIN ee _
• WINTER PANTALOONINGS.
REDUCO 1.111C;3E14,4174yr0'
- 1'
. jEt t O p 30 - 7 11VA3i...
, ...
PiOrairtglsTAli noovirtio
Thhi st •
e t a k. i i A 16:10 is 4 NON,ORROS net,' it'd
tel t
ifalriag '..12 Is r•eoldetinig and in large rO.
slidrbis een a n ?OR time or igi s i In roam-WI
or r ailroad ,in., 1, • WAIN tb•tube, , Stluk ese..
ie., or OW CIO tela .•..to be air or water- t,. lall
inunAoeft of. Ina of
about 122 feet of ten to
,eover donlsidOß foot of patent metal. . . .
0 '
• 114 Nothl! , 114 litietts thiladoollll l l.
. ,
VairtAar IiVE&VE.W d 6 00. s 1
101%0'41 e•''t I.l'. 1 L., fro
fiIIaitcORDAOEIAOTORy ,
POW 124 SOLI, 00&&TION.
N. W4TE 1 1¢ Ind MI N. DEL. stain
EirMAl ool l lk , 4 , 0 / 11 4$ " A .t :
to 4
INDIA SIIAWLS,. ,
916 Ciitittik,Ot Street,.
Lisa received and now open his Pall Importation of India
Shawls and Scarfs, together,with all Other hinge dam*/
RICH DRESS SILKS.
BLACK SILKS.
POPLINS........CLAKING% •
CLOAKS.
To ;cinch the attention of purchameti L invitedi the good'
are purchased for caah and will be gold clump. WOO
1101 CHESTNUT STREE
E. M. NEEDLES di to.
win be prepared to . offer fox
, HOLIDAY PRESENTS
0 Splendid assortments of
RI
"‘''l7:l3E anons,
lIANIdBOtti.e.FS. •
a EMBROIDERIES, &c., &0.,
At Prices to Insure 'Malec
' Their stook of
House -Furnishing Dry Goods
6+ Will bo offered at the lowest rates.
Eleventh and Chestnut streets,
GIRARD ROW.
UraralLlS iIdIN,LSRHO TOT
J. CHAAVBERIS, .
No. 810 Arch Street
POINi~sID AN 'PRESENTS.
111/11,Fb, _
POIRTB_LAUB. IJOLL.ABIS and BETS. °
THREAD „LAC.B .
REAL VAL. HDBFB. from $2 O.
Bargain..
GEM HI Kl 7 B. ,__very cheap.
VALENCIENDLE BE Co, new deafens.
1,2 W REAL ()LUNY CO LLARS at 50 dr.
550 rroncti .Embroldered Seto, from 75 omits, about halt
the coat of importation. oca2mll
1101 CHIISTN UT STRE 6T.
1...1[. NEEDLES it CO.,
N. it CORNIB RIJIVIMII AND CHMIII,
I
1 Havo opened a largo lot of very superior
0 Table Damasks,
•
Width they offer at $1 25 and dl 60 per yard.
Or These goods are from forced ealei by the Im
porter. snd will be found superior in quality
IQ and style to She same close of goods usually '
sole to auction.
Mao. a very cheap lot of Linen SHEET.
icA INGE, reduced from $2 to $126, and from $225
).-1 totie per yard.
A 40 and 46 inch Pillow Linen reduced
lo from Ito W., and from sgl26 to 8734 c.
Also, a lot of all Linen iduckaback reduced
from 110 c. to 51:040.
Flici , :frtagzsittevirifaic4
DRY GOODS FOR THE BOLYDAYS.—PLAID ALL.
wool• Poplins reduced from $2 95 to*l 50.
Fine French&crimes reduced from $1 75 to al 12 5 j .
Fine 4141 00l Delsinee reduced from $1 50 to 75c.
Irish Poplbse in choice shades.
' Oilk Poplins in varle4
Plain Shawls for " nds." •
pillaredall.wool Pop no ; a large assortment Black Al. pacas and
2Arch alpaca sheet, olls', a specialty, 'at STOREd &
WOOD, 70
ItION la AND SQUARE BROGU ti E SH AWLS FOR BALE
at less than the recent. Aucon Sate PriCell•
lack Oloriti_Centrea.
&Wet, °pep Centres.
Mack. Med Cadres.
Scarlet FLUed Centre&
Black Thibet
GAY,AND PLAIN STYLE SLANALBT BRAWLS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.. -41
IS South Second irtresid./^
DWIN HALL k 00•.96 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
would invite the attention of the Ladles to their stook
of Cloths for Backs and Circulars.
Real Velvet. Cleths. finest quality.
Beautiful Shades of Purplea
Beautiful Shades of Browns.
Beautiful Shades of Blacks.
Beautiful Shades of Whites.
Chinchilla, and Waited Beaver Cloths, &e.
FIRE=PROOF SAFES.
ORDEA.LS.
Oar Safes have been inthieeted to the severeet==_ fn ula
always preeersed MO, contents entirety
accidental Ares as Wws:
Landon, C L W • Forth %ill, 1864.
W. Exposed to great hest tot
i
' Free P runny_
re m. hours." , London
Whitby, C. W., it,ard,,Tiner;ZifTe=
• merchandise, making much
more than an ordinary test."
, . T. B. Motdiurn.
Octber 1266.—"1n en ex.
Waddington, N. Y., ~,„,,,,o A w ith 93 t ens of
to* and flax straw, beddes
a large quantity of timber."
Dar.= h REDDINGTON.
, Charleaton S. C October 18th . • 1866 . 4.111 /'
, "0 three hours exposed to Integra
heat." Wx. 11. Cmarns,
MARTIN'S PATENT.
Alain and Dry Plaster
Brogdway N y a t m' 1, iltle.—"At corner of
JP • el Bantlav attest, after floor
burnt &tough, the safe fen
from scorned steno to cellar*
taken out of burning ruin
second 'clay after."
Mown A Co.
Neibern N 14ePt:14,186(1.—Three of Mar
• • • yip% mares in this fire. "An
• entire row (Varga building§
sonatina, framing as intense
fire as Cdll be conceived."
.flisosprAv, Maori 4 Co.,
• , .
;Ism. DitiVoirru di Co..
L. Baca.
Feb 13.1861.—" Marvin's Safa
size 9, double door, fell from
ascend story and endured the
severest test of an intense
heat."
WmTrimn 3r Bp.r.tre.
In each and morn Ude above, the contents of our Safes
were taken out deer the tires in perfect condition,
~pret
serving Woke, money and papers of great val le. nnir
cestiticates can be Been at our,o,tfice.
Mobile,"Ala
011 R BURGLAR PROOFS
ei
haie beetrattented,but in every instance unsuccessfully:
New York Dee. 215t.,1863, owned by G. W. White
& Co.
Sept. 14th, 1864, owned by Cita& W.
W. Baker.
Oct. 11, 1866, owned by Cleveland.
Painesville d 4 Ashtabula R. ft. C.O.
"Severely tested by master me.
chunks, and pronounced invul
nerable."
Sept. 16, 1867, owned by R. P. Buck ds
Co. Burglars ware at work from
Sat then night till Sunday P. AIL,
andhad no pros poet of getting
in 94,800 ; were
In the safe frighten . ed off. Left
6
We Invite the attention of all interested, and would
CWveland,
New York.,
CAUTION
The public to learn all the facts in regard to the Pins
Proof gnalitiee of our Bate beforepurchasing., We shall
be glad to impart our share of the information.
MARVIN Sr.' CO.
721 Chestnut Nt. (Illasonio 111011).P1111a.
• 205 Broadway, N. Y.
'Bend for Illustrated Catalogue. ooltwomam
8 avenue. 4Evirecigt., act
LEWIS'LADOMUS ar co.,
Diamond Dealers mid Jewelers,
- No; 802 o)iestirot Street,'.
Would invite the attention 'oiattuuriurets lar'
Gents' and Ladies' Wgohbe.
4Wit242erved. ot the flisise'Eren deteirdent
11
Ett _„.BilV_6l
Dissiond tads, at i A
Garnet and Memelin at v eta%
Boil= o small a ki Ire
nds.:aludb 3 4 l a large we*
Mut
,t# l, l „
N EW 'CITIION, CHOICE QUALITY, 33 CTS.
CURRANTS, Cholco Qaality,l3 cones.
`; , NEWBAISINS; (0012 acute to eo colt!.
;CHOICE EILINA:stAIITSINS.
PURE SPICES, "CIDEIV,COOKING WINES AND
lIIIANDIPS, at •
COUSZIOS EAST END GROCERY, •
No, 118 Saud} SECOND Street.
Double and Single Crewe. leyer,
Seedless end §ultena Raisins.
Currants, •Citrort, Orangesi Prunes,
Figgf.4 / *°/ / ds , 61 ' 8143 *
ALBERT' (3: ROBERTS,
hake fa like &wick
Conier Moven* and Vine 'streets,
FRESH FR IT, Irrs -
FREE!!RAOPSERRrES,
PEACHEI3,
PLUMS, .
For
onto t ; r TOMATOES hi Glass and Our. ' !
• JAIV v "Ett . . R..
and ploara Eitrc'ete
A 'JAW NORTON'S PINE APPI,I"4 Rit)IISON AND
-LA. Young America, or Eng Ruh imitation 4.hoeso; all very
rich, at. fig C &Min& -
d 6 et* 107 s outh tlooondAtre3t,
WINSLOW'S COI • EDWARDS'S cRLE
r ,brated Canned undoes and Peaches: also,t tench
Wax and ht ushr.. .1 For sale by the can or ease, at
wholesale Prices. at A. J. DE D oi titP B .
dte•et• la! Sout h See street
V.V.9 ) 2lcliTi,Ejl. if.: PARED
York PEAOIi-
R
4 1 cents; Turkey r hu 22 cta.; Pruncllas. 44 eta P
. at
A. J. DaCAMS,
107 South Seem/dare:et.
REDUCED PEICES.—NENVIdtaHORN CITRON. 86 centh New Dried Currants. 15 amts. New Seed.
kw and Layer Rasing. 24 cent& Oran* and Lemon Peel,
40 cents, at A. J. I/at:A.llrd, 107 S. Second St. dal..
ORLEANS MOLASSES.
[cone. J . Dr bChlif ^ y the uttS, of
A •
117 South Second etrcet..
SPLE NDID NEW CROP NEW
Fine hyrupe, White Clover -
the comb, at
lAMB NEW JERSEY LEAF LARD, deI!VP RE.
calved. and for sato by
E. C. HMO= & CO
S. E. co
o t. Water and Ctmtnal l
11.1 RAY CROP (WHOM IN PRIME OW EB,` GENTd
.1 1 1 per pound. at COVSTY.S East End'Grocem, No. 119 ,
South Second street.
nol7lrot,
KEW CROP CURRANTS, TN PRIME ORDER,
cents Per Wind, at MUSTY'S East End Grocery,
No. 118 South hfreoud strret,
NI . :EMON AND ORANGE PEEL—Y,S CENTS
pti• pound. at COEFITY'd East End Grocery Store.
No. 118 South Second street.
N> W CROP RAISINS -IN W.llottl - 1441,P 'AND
quarter boxes, at low priers, at t,OUSTY'S ,East
End 4) rocery /Store. bo. 118 south second street.
PORE SPICES. SWEET EIDER, (:OOKL\G WINES
and Brandies. at C , .USTY'd East End Grocery
Store, No. 118 South Second Btrert.
RINCESS ALSIONDS.—NEW CROP PRINCESS PA-
L per-ehell Almonds Just received stud for sale brad: P.
SPILLIN. N. W. cor. Arch mid Eighth atrovla. •
A MERU GRAPES.—Iee KEGS ALNIEKT. r;'•
.an.. In large dusters and .of mDerlor y u v. in gore
and for vale by M. F. BPILLIN, N. W. corner Eltlab and'
,A.reb etreeta. .
IDAISINS I RAISINS I-110 ww.LE, 'HALF .15.311,.
.I.lt , quarter boxes of Dot hie Crown Roblin, tho best
fruit In the morket, for solo by M. F. tWILLIN. N. W. tor..
Arch and El..th rtreets.
TOT
o• •oc t .
a SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.
BANKERS AND BBOICEBB
ie Botti 11, s
Itima gindi
IN Tut
STOOKS AND. GOLD
souour AND sow oat omarution.
INTMAT ALLUI►W OM DSPOIIII.
. A .gifill , lGHT & s
•Q'4l #'
BANKERS & BROKERS, ,
No 17 NEW STREET, NEW YORK , -
PartialWattled= given to tee Parades Not gale d
o •
GOVIEJES
D INTOO
lOrnik oo
1111 "" BO DX A GOLD.
Endow excloetvel, Giounittion.
AU orders will receive cur cantonal atteectlee at the%.
Dock Exchange and Ode Board. deWiy.
R 0
ow 000 TO LOAN N TG OP IM.
wa grUity proOpertMOy. R
J AGEM ME. M. GUY
05 00 AND l 0.25..
°MEIN E GLE VEIN au4 GREENVIWG_NOT
and STO:V=.& atioal Moot, Afirl North ATENTIETIi
F. W. 4; 0.31. TAILOR Jr.
ro , McGARRY COAL: AN WOOD
WEST END OF ODEla si ir STOMP BRIDGE.
u027-M ll 4 IitrICOINTOretIeiPINE WOOD. ,
SPLENDID STOITEEOhIa. 00
LA R 43 kefUT ........ ........ .......... 600
604 RIOR LEBTG. . 6 111
EI
solaam E. D.
I.*REON MEEMAYED ellfrtA
17 HVONEY LETII:I.46vIpO_ALE;
OTHER FIRST_
wram AND_
_QUALITY_ Otlitrwq
13U'ir' LT UR A E
smirErt
nolltmo
ER. PENROSE la CO., DEALERS LN W 41.14 14111;
. Callowhill street, above BroadLPhilasielable.
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, .of alr.es, r exo
pressly for Family Lee. pre pare.
'Sr Orders received at 1411 North RIGEITII Street,
through the Poet-office. tio B 2=l
- _
I& MASON mesa sour . !Wang& ,
MBE UNDERSIGNED INVITE ATTENTI O N , Au
.I. their stock of .' • , - . • V,,,...,' ,
Boring Mountain. Lehigh ;aid Locust MOrustalit , Za
which, with the prepAratton /Wen by us , we WWI •
be excelled by any other Coal • ~ • '
Office. Franklin Institute Bullein. No IS South Seven
street. ' • - MEd & sanairt th
oe Arch etreel wharf. Reha i
'alv k L
------,.
tom iria .41 LASSE%
A. S. R()BINSON,.
910 CHESTNUT STREET,
LOOKING GLASSES,..
Engravings and Ph,otographo.
' l4 l4aln and Ornamental Gilt Frames.
Carved Walnut and Ebony Frames.
ON. HAND OR at APR, TO ORDER*
NEW, FRUIT.
IClUtAigt:ll
VQAL AND WOOID•
pAlNriliNal4s
Lt h COIV6
CONCLUSION, OF TESTERDAY'N PIIOCEEDINOS.
• .
House of Representatives.
MiTOP.FICE DEPARTMENT. ,
MT. FARNEMVORTIL I of Illinois, frern the Postofilce
Committee, reported a joint rettMetion authortzlng
.the Postmaster-General to print fliet. hundred extra
of .hie'reetOrt, and . acetialpiniyine documents,.
which wan poiroa.
Alittreajoint resolution making it the duty of the
. Postintiater-Ceneral to allow Senators and Represent
atlyee to examine and copy all papers and recom-
Inendations in the office appertaining to appointments.,
.and rear vats of. Postmasters, and Mr. Jeteete.of In
tllank who had eriginally Introduced the joint resole- .
bon, explained the necessity for it, and said that
sometimes when he called at the l'ostottlee Depart
silent to look at papers he found that they were_ ex-'
seemed before he watimlloseed to see them. In one
case. in looking over pipers connected with the re
moval of a post ntietreeli, the eupport of a blind mot lier,,,
be found among them an offer of a sum of money to ,
the Seeond Assiataet :Postrriaster-General for the Ye-`
movid of the incumbent and the appointment of the'
applicant. Ile would not say that , bribe was"
<iterative but thfs`ehOwedWhe Bitch papers :should be'
open to the inspection of merfoxi.o. '
Mr. 'Want), of New York, asked Mr. Julian whet her
be connected the Second Assistant Postmaster-
General With thateopciltentent.
Mr. Jetess; reelleffithat he did not: the letter had;,
been addreseed by mietake.thatoffietaly, and had,
been by him trended over to 'tile Flret Assistant I'ost
.mnster-Gemetal..
r 'The joint neeolatlen seas Missed'. .
• • . THE OONPLAPAT'IoN 1111.1..
The morning hour having expired, the feensinen
ah
irounccd the next business Ist order to be the confisca
tion bill• which, on- March 19, 1867, had been peat
tinned
till the second Titeadey in December.
Mr. CJIANLEP., of New. Nork, addressed the House
against the measure. declaring that it was time that
the black rag of pongee...sliest should he lowered, and
the Union slack raised In Itestettel. , He replied to and
denounced the argument made by Mr. Stevens, of
Pennsylvania, in March last ice advocacy of the bill.
and septetted his own position by references En eveeta
. 111oneWnt and modern history bearing upon the point
of gtmeral conteseation. I>tt eotecluslon, its sa feete at
the Meek rug mut cotne down: that the tleath'A read
and cross-benes so long used as a bugaboo against
the people of the eontit OW an insult to thet ptewle:
W
that the Beath retest be reconstructed,- nitffithe w
MCC I here reinhlblted in the Intl power which helot:feed
to it as the inheritor of the founders of the govern
ment. , • 4 • • •
Mr..Etentione. of ,Wipeonsin, followed on the Same
aide. . Ile commenced by declaring that it was time
the Union was restored, and that the people were en
'toying the - India of their victory, . Why, he asked,
had not the Unioh .beeit restored. The faithful and
jrnjtartial historian, in answering that question, wonid
Trefer a most fearful indictment against the party
- which had control, of the 'government. It -would
show exec .. .Ord of ernel despotlem . of wielied usurpa
tion; of *Jointed law' of broke n- faith. 'of unfulfilled
yrontl , es, of rights disregarded, of constitutions over
thrown, and of , ivil liberty trodden under foot, and
all in the intereste of i mete petty.
• Referring to the declaration of Mr. Stevens, that
the lives and property- ef the people of the South
were. at the disposal of the victorious government. he
denounce:l It as most atrocious. In the:name of
thel 'Mott Its rherialied memories and. sacred hopes,
be denied it: lu the.mame of the Constitution vet
]hang and in force, however much ignored and tlisie.
gaited, be denied It: in the name of the common laws
of battens he dented it. There were no laws, human
er divine, by which It could be defended. Itobtiery
was the main-spring and inspiring motive of the bill:
it would have to go back for its precededts to the
clays of savage cruelty. There never had been a prop.
()Freon so terrible or so atrocieus. 'lt was in direct
violation of the Conetitution, being a bill of attaineer.
and an ',r post facto law.
There was no war now, no insurrection, no rebellion.
By what right were the laws of war enforced! it, what
right did .tin,e'essi dispose of life andeliberty In the
Settee By what rightvras the sword of power up
bell! There was no longer any belligerency, and
Congress had no beiligerer t rights , . He appealed .to
the Republican party to restore the government: and
Make good its pledgee and premiers to save the Union.
Ai) the reconstrat tlon measures were but the last re- .
sent of a desperate party, and were devised not by
rtatesmen in the Inter/et of country, but by politlebms
in the interest of party.
The bill was postponed till the 21st of January next.
° Mr. &HENCE offered a reneurrent restitution for an
edicranrmentover the holiday., from Friday, the 20th,
till Monday, January 6, lash.
Mr. Fenesworrn meted to lay It on the table, which
was negatived, only sixteen members voting for the
motion. -
Mr. LAwannez, of Ohio, called for' the yeas and
nav - s, and for tellers on the yeas and nays. Both were
rt•fused and the (recurrent resolution was adopted.
Mr. BANKS asked leave to offer a resolution request
ing the Prettident to furnish information as to the sale
of
_public -vessels since the close of the sear, bat
Mr. Mesterai objected.
Mr. letti treou. aiked, leave to effer a resolation di
recting the Committee of Ways .and Means to invent
the ware and means necessary to unlock nod pat in
circulation the enormous amennt of $1.111.167,M, now
locked up in the vaults of the Tretutery, or %eh part
t!,,t:,r4stersofithat may not - be Isecesimay to pay Interest ou
the public debt, batt.
Mr. fiAAPTELD Objected.
Mr. Wood. of New York, appeared in his 'seat yeater.
die, for the Met time this session, and Mie Van Hone
of New York, to-day.
Mr. ASHLEY. of Oleo, made some remarks lu sap
pen of the proposed constitutional arreauttnent. ate ,
then the MIM, at ten minutes past (oar, sdinerned.
THE COURTS.
The lilleeser Libel Case.
The jury was then savor., and. As. Dwight then
- read the indictment whichcce, Abe alleged libeL
At the conclusion of the r elder - Delete re
marked that that was the libelcomplained of by the
C ommonwealth, in this icase; nothing so libellous and
scandalous had ever before been publtsbed .in the
City of Philaaelphia ; it was not a libel serainst a pri
vate citizen, but one against a public officer. whose
elute it was to guard the rights of citizens; the jury
rholild take the facer of lie case as they would be
presented to them: witness.* would be prodnead who
'would prove that the person merit by the article com
plained of was William D. Mann, and who would
prove the entire falsity of the charges made by it.
Tee examination of witnesses was them taken up. ,
Michael elynre, sworn-1 have seen this paper be
fore. (A Sunday Mercury wall handed to the wielder.)
.1 bought it on Monday. December_', at the Sundae
_Mercury. ofticee tit Third street, above Walnut; I
marked it, so 013 40 identify It.
Charles B.,Wilsen, uwnrn—l know where the office
of the Sunday Mercury is; I am connected with that
paper in the local. editorial andgelveilleement depart
xnenteel know William Meow; I do not. of my omi
knowledge, know lama( be connected with that pa
per; I have known him ten or Afeeen years. and be
lieve him to be a printer; I have seen him at work in
the Sunday Mercury office; the cleric pays the hands
rabout the office (recopY of, the Mercury.ents harried to
the witness): this paper urports to be a copy of the
eeerelay Mercury; In the left-hand corner, at the top
.of the first page, I see the name of William bleeper, I
so not iseow, of my own knowledge. who that William
3feeeer is ; I have seen' William. Kerala ; work at the
office; the same name is at the head of this paper; I
can't say that the William eleeser whose name this is,
iettreeWileam Ma l e; wee works, at tlrepillee; 48.24
yeremaleteg, the great embile would- take ;briefer,
William Meeser; the defendant employs me. •
Charles Graffin, worn —I know the defendant; he is
the publisher of the Sunday Mercury (looking at a
paper) Is a copy of thb Sunelay Mercurlß. I
ined—Mr. Meeses Is not the sole.nie
hatter; I em, and have been for three years,. the local
editor of theper; r Mr. Maxie employed me.
John W. 'Fr a zier, sworn—l am Revenue Assessor of
the First District, and have neon since August 1866:
the office of the Sunday Mercury Is in my district;
the paper is assessed in the name .of Motree,r
It L. Mareltrin, sworn—l am in their:end) of drake
' Seeger of the First District; the tax assessed on the
Sunday Mercury is paid in the name of William(
hleeser & Co. • • • •,• • ,
'l'homaril3; Retiree - Clerk of the' Common Plots, On
oath. read the record of the oaths of office adminis
tered to William B. Mann in 1859, 1862, less, - .
Guataves Itemakt sworn-•I am and have been a
member of the Philadelphia Bar twenty-two yearn
I know William B Mann to be the District Attorney
of the City and. County of Pleladelphiak I have knewn
him at least twenty-Ave years; I heard te•rmartiOn of
this article read in the indictment; I read the article
xnyself on the day of its publication, and had not, at,
• the timethe slightest doubt In my mind that It referred
lo William B. Matipeeheptstrict Attorney.
Croes.examined—l. eidnot, find the article the
'name Wm. B. Mann. bnt I' found that for years has
been known wrong thousands in this city as his name;
I have beard Germans call it Billman, anti have seen
them write it so; apart from this name, my own judg
ment would have told me it was the:District Attorney:
I know he has lost an index linger; I don't think we
have yet come to euth an Mike as that pf Tribune In
shit country,, •,
. .
Ex-Governor Andrew G. Curtin, sworn -Iwas Gov
• earner of thigiCommonwealth during the ware I corn
xnissiotted.colonels that went Ont in the eavice; I
• commissioned Wm. B, Mann Colonel of the•• - fiecond
I'ennsylvanie Reserves; there were only fifteen roe i
meets efeeebreee; there was no such regiment' as the
' 'Twenty -second Pennsylvania Reserve regiment.
James McMmins, 'sworn—l read this article and
thought it referred to Wm. B. Mann, the District At
Cross 7 examinCd—l read it on December 1, 1867; I
-slid not. see the name WM. B. Mann; hut I saw the
::name Wm. lAilmanemother incident was the mention
Of the loss of a finger I,knew that Mr. Mann could
look a clock in ;the face, and did not think he would
insult a female; I did not recognize elm In .either,ple.
torereferring to these things. '• • - •
Lewis C. Cassidy, sworn—l ant a member of this
Bar; I have knovim Colonel William B. Ma nn e i g ht een
•or nineteen years; I read this a; tide, ana supposed,
and had no doubt it referred to Colonel ee,rite tnn B.
Cross-examined—l never Maw his name spelled BUT.
man: but I have beard him called Gillman, accent
rather on'the "Biter I have au impressien that pre
eiously PI read an advertisement of the ;proposed
production of an article of this character, which
brought Mr. Mann to my mind; and, in reading this
article, the name, his commandipg the Twente-s,eeotte
Reserves, and the mention of his loss.of a Mager,' rig ht `
away
away suggested Mr. Munn; and also the allusion to a
Thu k erson holdin a position f not
Thi the Mils:s g Of; hige
e Tribune a n d a
d Distr i ct y Attorney
• could be- 'corifotinded; 'dated not recognize him by
the description of his countenance, or lilt manner of
'looking_ at the clock; / don ' t yet knew Ida Fut=
LPOWN 11tAQCklh.
SESSION. Re-examfird— , l know no othetAiterter or °elect
in Iniliadelpida who suffer. front the loss of a finger,
v evr , ) , phintial, - •sworn--1 am a': member of the
Ban I haVe' known . Colonel lilliam 13.-Ilt Inn nenrl'y 30
vents; rerapart of this article, and had no doubt that
it referred to 'William B. Mann.
John 011ynne ij erworn:;-raln a Mehtheref the Bar: I
have c;olorn:FManta to
-1860; I read ar
ticle. ited believed It to refer to him,
Chaties M. Brooks, afertffed--1 am a member.of the'
Bar: .I have known... Mr. Matta ten or tweive.yenis;
rend this artiele oe the evening of Itsltetblicattom'and
believed It to rifer to Mr. Mann; Lnever knelt' him to
Im b e r a e i ri l s e -le ß xam illin in n ed n. -,ooo' reason for my sappelftitg the
'article referred to' Mr. Mann wart the picture of the
Trihrm o rittlri M.lloolo° reflecting, the tif lighting
on otie - khnd.lie frulticifffe the fly'to believe itt was not
observed, and miming the other, hand and slapping at
it. and the fly escaping Where a linger had been lost;
I can't say, the fly. escaped,ln • consequence of the less
of the flitigerY'hnit.tiffifilre In them:mere' know with
ing of his habits eflooking 11l clock.; 11e woe hi he a
pteuhlhr ntatttil he.tOuldiet occashmally give a lady's'
hand a delicate presence, but the pressure mentioned
in the article was indelicate.
George W. Thomas, sworn--I am a member of the
Bar, and have known ("01. nel William B. Mann from
clifyiltood;, , l was present when he lost hie finger; it
inimetigadlo tlieffall of 1813: Mr. Mann myself and
several other gentlemen went gunning a 1 'rhoinpson's
pond, near Chester: ahmtt noon as Mr.. Mann vvas
loading a peculiar lam] of gallt , e load exploded; I
was standing very near, and Mr.
,Manyi hold his finger
up to me, saying it waft neoly oft: we sent him in a
boat over to Chester; I saw him standing' on the wharf
at Chester watt Mg for the boat; be said, "1 hove three
good fingers left. George;" a tear wa in his eye, and
a tear was In mine; I gave Mtn some money with
which to pay his passage. w -
Robert. Logan, sworn--I am a member of the Bar.
and have known Mr. Manzi forty years:l was with the
par y when•hr.. lord his linger: did, not seethe ace
de_gt, but raw him afterwards,:, and his tit:neer vase' off.
Dr. Reiciy, sworn--I am, h professor In the. Univer
sity; I have known Colonel /Anna forty years; 1 at.
umeted. him about twenty..years . _age ter theaters of a
forefinger; their! Warenothangn the appeniance of the
wouno to indicate that the ',lnger had beim bitten or
chewed off.
Benjamin 11. Brown, sworn-- I have knostri Colonel
Mann thirty-dve years; I never knew of hiti being
charged with tgimeiy my ;opportnnitieti of knowing
have , been goisd; had he been so Cluirgrid I Must' have
known it.
Cross-examined—l have known him to be charged
with befriending hie political friends.
General Saylor: sworn—l am a Member of the Bar:
I have known Colonel Mann thirty-five years; - he
studied law with me; I have known him intimately,
and have never known him to be charged with crime;
I have read the article, and know it was intended for
Mr. Mann.
Dr. Thomas B. Reed, sworn--I have known Colonel
Mann since Isel: lie was Colonel of the Second Penn
sylvania Beaerves; I first knew him to be.a Colonel In
Mayor June, 1301; we went to the field after the first
Bull Bun: he remained in the fiend asColonel rintil the
following fall or winter; I think we were at Camp
Plerpont at winter quarters when he left: when he
left active operations had ceased, at leaist until the fol-
lowing spring.
William N. Fenton, , tinv a clerk at the
Ledger race; I received' an advertisement of a story
entitled ' Philadelphia by Day nen by Night," and it
was chanted to the Sqnflay Jferc , ry.
Chnrics'W !limn, recalled--I do not know wire wrote
the advertisement.
Clinrhs Graflin, recalled—The advertisement is in
Mr. Mceia•r's handwriting. . •
Mr. Fenton, recullert—That was the advertisement .
left at the race. , (It was signed eWtn. Messer ")
It ichard %Vocal AN'as Called, end it was offered to show
that the defendant had spoken to hits of a I I i i printed
by :mildly mud Ina a name. and had boasted that he
(mid libel Mr. Mann in that mariner withent fear of
prosecution; but,here the Court adjourned. • •
The Reduction 01 the Whisky Tax.
'Special Despatch to the l'hihadelphia ETenlust Bulletin.]
Wssnrso.ros,Dec. 10.—A convention of whisky
men meets hero this evening' for the purpose
of taking action to petition Congress for a re
duction of the tax on whisky . . Col. Messmore
and other interested' patties have 'been busy all
day among the Congressmen and Senators.
The following shows thobnalliess of the Lehigh Coal
and Navigation Company for 1.1 u) week &daemon end
ing Deg. 7, I . lWf •
Summit. Mum •
Room finnlthms..:.
John Lauback t Co.
• • .
W. T. Carter & Co. ~ . ..... 355 , 10 15,653'13
.
Spring Mountain mini 5....... 370 6 9,884 18
Thomas Bull & C 0............ 91 04 13,17604
Honey Brook Coal Company.. 272 15 46,968 07
German Penne.. Company.. .... 11,704 11
McNeal Coal and Iron Co 284 in 6,046 10
Knickerbocker.... ..... .. 79 15 • • 1,661 16
North Malianoy... , ... .. . . .... .... 1.140 10
Delano ....... ....., , ... . ....1,. .... • 1,140 10
Walters, Brothers &Co.• ..• !. • • • • 82 10
Mount Etna Company... i' . :••••••i - , 103 10 4,559 09
Trenton Coal C0mpany........ .... • 194 14
Glendon Coal Otnnitany • 95 00
q'bomas - Coal Company 91 .11 1,962 11
Williams & Herring.......i..% ' .... - 189 00
New Roston Company. ..... .._._ .•_._ 708 00
A. Pardee /b. C 0... . . ......... 456 . 03 78,617 18
G. B. Markle & C 0 ........ ... 617 14' 54,540 13
W. S. Betsey &Co ... . ....... :. 5,983 19
Dock Mot stain Mines. _ ...... 278 00 44,298 06
kbarP,Wetta &
Coxe, Brothers &CO ' . C 0........ . . . .. -
.. . . 13,074 01
Ebervale Coal C0......:—..... 510 03 39,289 07
Stout Coal Company 93 10 21,736 9
Ilarlelgh 1 • 189 11 24,061 18
Ashburton Coq V 0....• ..... ... .... 1,582 00 .
highland . . .... ........ . . ... .... 17,068 01
Mount Kali .... 190 00
Woodside 2,518 11
LatimerB74 13
Upper Lehigh Coal C 0......... 19 . 3 16 16,252 17
Newport Coal C 0 . ............. .... 8,533 15
Warrior km. ... ... ...... .... 2,148 10
Parrish & Thtimas• • , 12,026 14
Low Jersey 260 uu 8,844 17
ehigh and 2,983.05
Germania. ..... .... . ... ........ 95 10 p,031 09
Franklin' • • • • 5,50 r 00
Audeeried, .'
. ' 18s 16 9,564 06
Wi1keebarre.....................769 09 80,202 18
Baltimore 990 08 17,850'09
Union., ..... . .
Wyfaming.. ..fil . C 0..... ..
Eve hard Co
Valley Coal Company..
Joha Marton
Enterprise Company
Other Shippers
Total Air wok .. . . . ,
1,006,60 t 17
Correapmdlug time last ,yeat:.. 100 06 1,006,1308 17
PASS I VNGFERi3 Aißitypq r ,
In eleamor vorning, from Savanna ietar,
John R Ford, Wes Cordate, Lewis, Janice F X Define.
IMP9R/FRONS.
Reported for the 'nits e a • veiling Bulletin.
SAVANNA 11—Bteamehip Wyoming, Captain Teal
-3-0 stoves and ii.xturcs Abbott & Noble; S 3 bales cotton
L Brown & Co; 88 do 85 eke rico 8 bales paper stook Coch
ran, Bushell Co 90 bales cotton 38 do domestics Clog
horn, Herring & C 9; Chan' bbb; 13 kegs Kugel & Wolf; 41
tens iron Farnum 0 Samuels; 4 'ibis whi.ky J Gibson's
bons ds CO: 1 empti cask W ri Gaul; 7 bales yarn Hay &
McDevitt; 10 hales cotton 70 tea rice 5 bales hides Wm L
James tons old irou Latlibuty, Wickershm 4t Co;
Vllow Lovett &Ilitworthg , bales rolls t Blic'donto;. 02,
11bbh .85,bbls M away. Huston &tA • 10 bolo, cotton 17
bble oranges - 41;11de iron order; 87 pee lumber rcuseijones
de Co ; 8 bales cotton It Patterson & Co; do Wood dc
. a.
saa6..RD OF TRADE.
° BORON L. BY IaioNUILIC CO MM=
N AI PINVOXY • n
Ct,.!
From our West Edition of Yesterday.
\ . 2 By the Atlantic Cable.
Lo.NnoN,F..kec. 10, 2. P. M.-Consols declined to
tf2 11.1fp: Crated States live-twenties to 7135;
Illinois' Central, 88 , X; Erie 47%.
Lniert`soor., Deo. 10, 2' P. M.—Cotton dull, at
7%d. for \ V plands on the spotoind 7d. to ar
rive. B tistuifs heavy, and Dearly all de
clined. Co 465. Peas, 475. Barley, bs. 3d.
Oats, 3s. Bd. :Provislqns and . irOdUce, quiet-
Lard, 495. 6d. \ '
LoNoox, Dee. 10—Noon.—The action of the
United, States House of Represen
tatives on the resolution for the impeachment of
President Johnson exciiei considerable com
ment.
The Timer, of this 'Morning, has an editorial
on the subject, in the course of which it highly,
praises the House for Its refusal to imp&ch the
president, and considers this result as reopening
till, course of practical
The Times expresses fear, howeve_,r that the Presi
dent will adopt the action of the House as a new
endorsement of his
_policy, and from this con
cludes that the old hopes of reconstruction
must be deferred.
The Assistant Secret/LeiOr' the Trea.
[Special Despatch to the Philadelphia Evening Bn!lean.]
WASINGTON, Dec. 10..--The Secretary of the
Treasury sent a'cottuntiniesition• to the Senate
to•day, relative to the appointment of Hon. Ed
ward Cooper as Assistant Secretary. It states
that Mr. Cooper did not assume the duties of
his office, on or before the 30th of November,
but that on the 2d inst., the vacancy having oc
curred through , the resignation of Hon. W. E.
Chandler, the President, pursuance of the fi rst
section of the act of February. 1795, authorized
Mr. Cooper to perform the duties of the office
until a successor should be appointed. The
authority thus conferred will expire at the end of
six months, should itnot be sooner terminated by
a filling of the vacancy.
Coal Statement.
Week, Total.
Ton .Cwt. Tone.that.
8,825 13 361,855 04 .
.... • 1,818 02
352 15-
Increase.
Decrease
THE DAILY EVE*IsiG BULLETIN. - -PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECOMBER Ii X 8,67:
RE M-0 VA L..
A..IaItoTCLOCI
Has removed his Depot for _the sale of FURNACES
RANGES, GRATES, SLATE MANTLES, ft.. from
No. lom CHESTNUT Street to . .
13Op CiigB'll , 7l.lT STREET.
1313 m w ly
THONiStr{!S•LORDON RITCHENER, OR Ell.
roßesin Banta% for families, hotels or public Watt.
tetions, in twenty different shee. kW. Phtladed.
phis, Ranger. Hot Air Stov es , aces, Portable Heaterse
Low•down Orates, kntreboard Rah HollealkStew,
hole Plates, Broilers. Cooking Stoves. etc., whoom.le and,
retail, by thornare:dun:nem f ',, • - .
- , . . . , - • SHARPE k TLIOMSOH. '
no2&m.w.f•Bto4 No. WS, North Second street'
TROIKAS IS.' DIXON '& BONK " ' ' • '
Late Andr_a_yrs kDixon,. , r. . • .
No. 1124 CHESTNUT Btreet. PMadelphia.
Qppoeite United States Wig.
Manufacturers pi ,- ~ A
t • ,- - . • ~
- • • • LOW DOWN.
eiE% - - •-'
. :......--
OFFICE
- .-s• AO attire rdidCTER;; ?- • ", s, •l.
-•-
For Anthracite. Bituminotta and Wood Vire.
, ~,..
• WA.RICAIIi PITRNACEII,
For Warming PuRS,VEN bIic and
TILATO/A Private R ttildinga.
R '.. i.
AND '
RTNG-CEIDEN L # CAM_
COORANO R d R ILBATOILERS.
WHOLESA aET
1) OUBARB EOOT.. OF RECENT IMPORTATION,
1 , and very Atoperkyr quality .• White Gum Arable;
East India Castor Oil; Ihitsr Mottled Castile Soap
Olive Oil, oVvallotte ran For sale by ROBERT
IaIIOEMAXER & CO., mg Ls, Northeast comer of
Fourth and Race streets. n 027-12
URL PAINTS.—WE OFFER TO THE TRADE PURE
White Lead, Zino White aad Colored Paints of our
own manufacture, of undoubted purity; in quantities to
suit purchasers. ROBERT SROEMAKER & 00
Dealers in Paints and VarnislA N. E. corner Fourth and
Race streets. ftiolt,tt
ROBERT 3.I3OEMAKER & CO.. VH141411041a
Druiegiate. MB. corner Fourth and nue atreeta--
invite the attention of the Trade to their large stock
of Fine Crude and Chernicabi. Essential 9 01 . °WM%
Corks. &c. • . n027.1a
DRUOGISTB , BUNDRIEB.—GRADUATEB—MORTAR,
Pill Tiles, Combs , Brushes', Mirrors, Tweezers, Pa
Boxes, Born Scoops, Surgical Instruments. Trusses. Bard
and Soft Rubber Goods, Vial Oases, Glass and maw
Byrhigos. acs. au at "End HarnE N ieee.
SNO:
apOttrp • 23 doush . P, ghthstreet*
EILMODA AND GEORGIA ARROW ROOT TJu
_
_New Orop—eweet. pore. sadist dazzling whltensur
directly from the growers.
gold at standard weigt: stgireautot,_fti
and purity. .4 , Antr i d etzi o , 7.... •
r0v1044 1410
SPECIAL NOTICE.—
FALLe atba t_FABBIONII FOB Mg,
Mrs. M. A : . 1031 CIIEBITRIT -
Importer or ee 'and Cdbait Trijunfings
Fringes, Satin Trimmth Tassels, Gimps, Staid& Ear
bons, Guipure and Cluny LILCO§ OEVOT4IOI)*P. MO,
Jet Collars and Belts.
Feet Edge Velvets, include° sliades.,
—ALSO—
6,888 OS
7,250 00
9,618 16
18808
478 05
- - -
EWA Velvets, all widths, at. low ,
an Drees and Goak4iaking issi t a t tleisartMents.
?Dresses Made on 84 hours' DOJO, •,W and TraYel.
WACO niSdei to order in Distorter& manner and
nibritee as cannot fail to moo , . , 1 ., , , ,
nits of 0 at shortest notice.
..: ant Paper Patterns for Ladlikil d ad&
t it
nono ,,,,Th mum ,
Bob of liidems for Merchants and , Threpanakers •
" rilriaiii''iea by mail or empresstnll Palia of the
Onion. _.. . .
Mil. EUttOWN and Madame Demereat% clues for idea
and hvatem of Dress.cutting taught. ..' ti
251 05 '12,295 12
8,880 08
59,099 00
PHILADELPHIA. NOV. 19. HORSEMAN.
slap. The Philadelphia Riding School, Fourth
street above Vine, b 3 now ope n for the reception
of Scholars for the Win te r season, Lathed and 'Go%
men, desiring to becomeProScient in Ilersestrenship,
find every facility at this establishment. The school is
comfortably heated and ventilated. The horses sae and
well trained. Saddle horsestined, in the best lnoolierl
Carriages and Saddle horses hire. and tiorses.taken a;
liven , . - , ..- fad!), . *--A \, -T 011dASTRAIGE dr SON. .
BALLAUSINGING; ,
TUSAIIOSP.
de3.lno IS• South Nineteenth etreet.
°NV= m1g9P4 7 .7 - kiiricrin
i"wune , - Oro•vw,r law Amnia.
11701% oftio4 • w
.1 •
a+MCI3 • : / r ; OUND SALT
ealtri 61AfitTicoli‘
011 /44 , •
4, .0.
.t:,51:'.)1.-'4
novinuErerfror OCEAN orriumelig.,
TO, AR 11l YE.
mites rnom roe. TATE
Atlantic Sontilantpton..New York. ....Nov. 27
tua Y0rk..... Nov. 27
ViraleitC. - .'. Liverpool—New - Nov. 27
:Womble (tittegow;.New York—. ..Nov. 27
Bele] an .... Liverponl.. Portland ....... Nov. 2E4
Fulton Falmouth.. Ne w York.... ..... .Nov.
Alleln is otkampton.. ;New York.-- 01_0% VA
1„i ye epoi..New York.
Atalanta. .. ... London—Pre wirork
Tarifa .....Liverpool..New York Dec. :l
I - Mon Scut hampton..Nest/ V01k.... ...... Dec. 8
Hecht— .... —Liverpool—Neat YAM.. Pee. 4
City of Doefon. —.Liverpool Dec,'i. A
Livpool,". Y0r14...'..../..Dec;;lo
TO er :J./EPA ../ •
Weyer • Now 10rk.%Dremen Dec.'l2
.:.NeW Y0rk..Havana..............Dee. 12
Naming° ditAtlia..New .. . Dec. 14
... Yorky.Mndott.h , t , .'.....•....Dee. 14
York.. New )(deans Dec. 14
Pereira— ..... New York..Uavre, Dec. 14
..........New York —LlverpOol.... Dec. 14
Fr nee,.New York. Liverpool Dec. 14
Nopterlssn Dec. 14
Itnited•Kingdorn .Now York..l.laagow - ' _Dee. 14
Guiding Star, Now York..l-tio Janeiro ....,....Dec. 14
Bore in Yorle...llabibtun . . .. ;Dec. 14
Tonawanda.. ...Philadelphla..fiavannah ......• Dec. 14
Pioneer _Philadelphia —Wilmington.........Dee, 19
Juniata . ..... 0. via Havana.. Dee. 21
York..Aeoinwall Dec. 21
titare and 8 Wpm ..... 29
MARINE BULLETIN.
PORT OP PH FLADRLPHIA—Dr.cmrszu
UN inn; 723 81;:4 Bum 487 'Stan . WATER, t
. liiYESTESDAY.
Steamer W‘yothing, eal 03 houra front tivannah,
with cotton. rice, dc. to Phlladelphlik and Southern Mail
- Stearner Alliance, KellY,7o bourn Sroni Cbarlectou,with
cotton. rice. dm. to Latbbnry, Wlckerehltn4 .
Steamer W w
hirlwind. O. 30 'macaroni Providence,
with rodeo tot) is Meteor' at CO.
Steamy Beverly, Pierce, 24 hours from New York, with
mdse to W PClYde & CO:
Hark Return Chipman, 6 daye from Boston, In
Ninon to A Bonder &
c4rbr Ella I) fimith Bmitlli 3 daye from New York, with
mire to Lathbut7, Wiekerrhani & Co,
belir A A Andrew,', Kelly,, from Boston, with ridge to
Mention & eland.
. .
nehr,A Paine, Mane, from Portland , with lumber to
T P Galvin & Co,
Behr blillardfillniore, Chase from Boston, with mdse
to Crowell &
Behr Chi, AyttkrtN r• day front Indian RiVer, DeL
with corn to Collins 4.V°. •
Sehr John T Lon g , 'mnell; 1 siltyfrotti Indian River,
Del, with corn to Collins In CO.
fichr dap waive gonna, 1 day from Idapolie,
DeL with L tirjes &
~, Behr le, Brinier. 1 flay from St Martine , Md. with
grain toJas 4itewley a Co, • • . •
Tug Thos Jetfersom Allen, from Baltimore, with A tow
of barges to-W P Clyde do Co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
•
Steamer II L Gaw, Iler, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
'..iteam,et Shriver;Dermis, Baltimore. G roves.
stearner A C Sib:nem Snort, bieey York, W P.ClydeasCo.
hark .1B Pierson, Taylor, tilliraltkr : for orders, J E Bag.
ley & Co. , . •
Brig Allston, Sawyer, Portsmonth, captain. '
''
Thos Jefferson. Allen, for Baltimore, with a tow of
barges, W P Clyde d. Co, •
MEMORANDA.
Ship Herald cf the Morning, Sean, palled from San
FranciPeo 9th ult. for New York. • •,
. . . .
Ship Yorktown, from London for New York, was de
tained at Qaperotown, and not the eteamer City of. New
York, ad reverted in the cabal despatch.
Ship Ceylom•Woodo, sailed from Honolulu sth ult. for
NeW , ISt dfrat.
. ..
Steamer Tonawanda, Jennings, hence at Savannah
yesterffaY l . , '.
titAamcia Persia, Lott, and Aleppo, Darrison, cleared at
New l'ork . yesterday for Liverpool.
Stegner Peril, Delano, from New York for Galveston,
got ashore near Carrysfort 7th inst: was got off on the Nth
by the Resistance of wreckers, and taken into Key West
141 h. unirTired.
Bark Is, beatiand, Johnson, cleared at New York yester
day for Mt preside° and a market •
Bark Lai panero (Dr), Wood, cleared at New York yes.
terday for io Janeiro. ' ;
Bark Blue Nose. Bettie. 34 days from Antwerp, at New
York yesterday .ye Pensacola -
Prig Leonard Ms, Hicks, it Pla 2d inst. from
Galvtaton. .',. r . .. e
Behr illi-MilruoY, 3turneY, kende at IVashiniitim, 9th
instant.
rant
Minnie Gritting, heace at New Haven ith
r
,-
lieb . r 1) FE Met._ Edwards,
hence at Portland 9th hist.
schr Edwards, Somers, at' St Marks, Fla. 2d
Met from Galveston.. • •
Scbr Aim SCantion;iihelhorn, hence for Providence, at
New York 9th inst. On the 7th, 11201'M.6 miles SE of
Little Egg Harbor. twos run into by a ale e•wheel steamer
hound carrying attac h ed , schooner." stern. bowsPrit.
with everything and Windlass. and staving
in the bow ahuost to the waters edge; did not ascertain
the steamer's name, as She kept on her mare without
Menhir:lg what damage had been done; TVSIS obliged to
anchor. 9th inst. 2 AM, was taken in tow by trteamMg
Game Cock and towed to the. city. having no windlass by
which to get the anchor. was compelled to aljp it.
richt' Janice Satterthwalt, Long. clawed et Boston 9th
inst. for this port. - •
tichr Golden Eagle, Hower, hence at New Bedford 7th
inst. vta New York. '
Behr J Truman, Gibbs, hence at * New Bedford Bth inst.
Schr ft ntersen, English, sailed front New Bedford Sth
inst. for this port. ,
Behr 8 Wane. Tottaleleared ktNetv York yesterday,
for Panimtinco and Bah ia.
tkiht Shyer Lake, Matthews, hencec l eforteMonth, at'
Holmes* le yesterday.
Ochre J C 1 homption. Vansatit C Wood, Gandy;
Tantamount. I)a_ -Wm Capes, Kelly. and Geo E Bent,
smith. benee at Boston Pth inst.
SLATE HL‘M'TILES.
.r—
- SLATE MANTELS
• AND OTHER BUTE WORK,'
MARELEI7 SLATE we ,
agforiablerAggerzr. ) ,eaapeit.
e tilted Stites. •
11 !Otrt Factory end Selesroom.l3lXTEENTH
and oduoDWHILL streets.
• Joifeir W. wirso A
w ism -Lre
rrovEs AND HEitmena.
oftiveft.
INB*SUUTION.
nusio4L.
.111LED/CIALINI •
DANIEL HcBROWN'S
.CELEBRATED..OINTMENT,
/1 Certain Core for
•
Scalds 'Burns, Cuts Wounds
FEtnm
, .
Pffitttorr.ratt. March 16.
Bitownr: It gives me great pleasure to say to
eO.. that Your Ointment is such an article that ere can
but Makes bestowed upon it. when used and t become,
oWtt.,:: For you well recollect how dreadf was
scalded An both legs by deem and hot water, so much so
that the flesh came off at Mast one.half inch in thickness'
And be the use of ,your Ointment, and that alone. in a few
r we rg' i la w aTiits i CZePr'lre, ! 4eTe s re d. nrr d te t ri n jci w her ms tii ... hardly as
ar
no eau There is no tellint aa the aa amtiont of naucri a ns it
would relieve, if it was freely steed in scalds or burns of
any kind. By referring persons to me, I can Give them
ainsgen stint attion of the truthfuWasßf its comities.
Respectfully, your frien
Junin P. Laver,
collhe .firm of Reaney, Neale& Steam Engthe Worth
; XeMnittort.
Can show any number of Certificates and References.
DANIEL /3 DROWN Proprietor
' 145,3 u • 18th Ward.Philada;
anover ntreet,
• ,
Me : C• AereebiSikeY
9
BOLE AGENT.
109 North Seventh street, Philada.
For visiting rAtientakand ilresedn ala g x Bead". Borne. or
Wounobt. an ex chit* w ill •1. oaf tn aim/
A YEIPS CHERRY PEMIR.W g. .. FOR DISEASES OF
Jot. THE_THXDAT AND I.lThil fklUell. AS
COUGHS.
COLDS MU-MOPING COUGH, BRONCIIITIS,ASTIIMA
AND ISPLITION.. , , . . ,
Pebtsi never before In the history of Medicine;
has any ng won so widely and so deeply un the confi
dence of mankind, as this excellent remedy po for pulmo.
, nary complaints. Throtigh a Long series of. years, and
among most of the recce of men it has risen higher 'and
higher in their estimation, as it has become better known;
Its uniform character and power to cure the various if
fections of the lungs and throat, have made it known as of
rellableprotector against them. ' :While adapted to milder
forms of disease and to young children, it lent the Same
time the most effectual remedy that can be given for in.
ciplent consumption, and the dangerous affections of the
throat and lunge. As a provision against sudden attack'
of Croup, it abould be kept on hand in every family, and
indeed as all are sometimes suhleet to colds and congas.:
all should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought incurable,
atilt great numbers of cases where theea...se seemed
settled, have been completely Mired, and the patient re.
stored to sound health by the Cherry : Pectoral. So cos.
plete fs its mastery over the disorders of the Lunge and
Throat. that the most obstinate of them Yield to it. When
nothing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pictoral
' they suimde and disappear. ' \ •
- .SFingers and Public Speakers find great Protection'
*from IL
Asthma is always relieved and often Wholly cured by it.
Bronehitts is generally cured by taking the Cherry fiea
tor& in marl and frequent doses: •
So generally are, its virtue s known that w, , need not
publish the certificates of them bore., or do more than
assure the public the r its qualities are fully maintained.
, AYER'S AGUE CURE, FOR FEVER AND AGUE.
TERMITTENT. FEVER, CIIILL , FEVER, REM.M‘-
TENT FEVER, DUMB AGUE, PERIODICAL. OR
BILIOUS , FEVER, ,t(ii AND INDEED ALL THE AF.
EIit.TIC)NS WHICH ARISE FROM MALARIMiIIe
MARSH, OR MIASMATIC POISONS. _ •
A/5 its name implies, It does Clete.and does not fail. Con.'
tam neithet Arsimic, Quirdos Bismuth, Zinc, nor any
other mineral or poisonous substance whatever. it in no
. wise injures any patient. The number and importance
of its cures in the ague. districts are literally beyond ac.
count, and-we believe without anarallel in the Watery at.
Ague medicine. Our pride is grinlied by the acknowl.;
edit:tient* we receive of the radical cures effected in ob.
stinate cases,and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unaccilmated persons, either resident in, or traveling
arena miasmatic loca l des, will be protested by taking
the AG LrE CURE daily.
For LIVER COMPLAINTS; arising from torpidity of
rthe Liver,it IA an evao sot NgemedY, stiniulatine the
ver into healthy activ._. ~ • ,
' Forßillona Disorders Liver ComPlo, it Is an ett.
cellent remedy, prodUcin u f ru alaytrolyremark able cured.
'Tt Pre llere pare utb d er b ra y Dr ."l . c r. CI; A faileeL di CoPractical and Ana.
lytleal Chemists. Lowell, ,M6Ha e and, all round the
J. M. MARIS ' Wholeaido Ascots.
e• %PAL DENTALLIMIL—A. • OPZINOR ARTICI4BOI
NJ Cleaning the Toth. deetrordeg ardmalcula Wi l y high he
fest them. giving tone to the apnea, and leaving a Nati
'of fragrance and perfect cleanliness! in the mouth.
may be nsed daily. end will be found to strengthen
and bleeding gums, while the aroma and &tending's.
yila recommend It to every one. Being Dom wed with
the ambrtance of the Dentist rtweislano, attd
,
it is confidently offered is a reliable sumutntafer the tts,
'ternsin'waalies formerly in vAite. ' ... •
Eminent Dentists. acopossin with the oonainnents el'
'the Dentallina, advocate it, use; it actable nothing he
Drennan. narestrained employMent. Made only by
JADE T. BMINN, Apothecary.
• Broad and BProce areal
For Nabs by Thmotide gentrallm and ,
Fre& Brown. - a T...l3tackhount.
Hansard & Co.. Robert C. Davh,
C. R. Keen'',
Anav lsiuL .
H lL ustee,Butik Ka.v. , • wer.
C. 11. N
!co.S. C. Bon
.‘
Ghia H.
B4ward' rrisb. Jamie N.
Wm. B. Webb, E Ittis4 Mires.
James L. Bispham„ . .. ~ LAyolt Co..
Blights & Combs. ' Nd• u• SOna.
Bleary A. Bower. Wyeth & re.
cOII•LIVEB, OIL.— '
FOR WEAMMEK_WARTbeIG, AND EVERY FORM
OF DEBILITY, USE
JOHN C., BAKER A. 00:13
COD-LIVER OIL! _
Its not. fairly tried, will soon restore the tone of the di
gestive organs, invigorate the blood, givegeneral rotundity
to the figure and add energy to the mind and nervous rye.
teen. Its value bag bean remarkably evidenced by - ite
wonderful restorativeuowers,wbcordinary tottica had
been vainly exhatudoL It affor nourishment to, the
body when ho other cap be biome, Welshes the frame
with fat in a truly remarkable mannike. : I•
, Bottled may by us.
MCI (I. DAHER dr.
• • TN Market street-
For sale by City Druggiata • des
XINTIRELY ItELIABLE-110D6SON'S BRONCIILLT,
Tablet., for the cure of co eMoartenech tt p,
bath and catarrh of the : h and Public
Ora singers and amateurs be d 4
EV%tkee•Tableta. • Prepared only by , MA ST
niarmseeutlata, N. E. mum , viat& l
arei;toThaladelpltla..• vale aaW by 011= b il
Cowden. and plots genera, •
Avoiriori
T HOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTI9NEERS AND
COMMISSION MERCANT• •
'
COMB
CHESTNUT street.'
Rear En_tranes u ip Benson' street. ‘....
HOUSEHOLD FURNrr_ OF EVERY 'DESCRIP
TION RECEIVED' N CONSIGNMENT.'
SALES EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Sales of Furniture at iDn'ellimes.attended to on the
most reasonable terms.
.. . .
Sale et No.lllo Cher . n street : , ‘H: •, ,
SUPERIOR NEW. AND SEM ; : .
IT NQ
FO i f 1 NID
OIROE USEHIIIoLD
F ACE: UR R E A A &:O C. HI R LIAn P AND
; BAGATELLE TABLES ., . : V,I ~, ENGRAVINGS, dm. • c
:
_ ON FRIDAY MORNING. • : .
.At 9 o'clock, at the auction store, No. 1110 Gheetrint
'treat, will be sold—• : . ~1 4 0 . ~., , ,
A large auptortment of superiorFe.ommising---
Elegant .Rosewood and Walnut... Parlor Furn &-
rosed with brocatelle,ulanb. terry and reps t ktosowood
entre and Bouquet Tables, with broottkulla marble ;
ewood BitoictOlus, Rosewood Secretary an Book
case, Velvet -Brunton and Inarrsdnalitit
Chamber. Suites. (Anne
_Sete or' o...wants Ponitture,
ardrobes Eisteasiortmninp Toby". Dressing lirplllll,
i V pring and Hair Matresses, se: •
PLANO FORTES. • '
• Elegant Resewooft Piano Forte, made by Hailet Als.
Davie; Rosewood Plano, by Bailey.
.
MANTEL AND PIE GLAINEIL
Several lame Front% Plate mental and Pier Glasses.'
Exiam *
Qua AND ENAMEL CHINA. .
Four elegant Gilt it n i c d Dinner, Sets , IS do,
do. do. Deesert do 0.,00.,dn. To o.
ELEG LACE 0 *INS.
'Also, an invoice o elegant' Sw ' Nottingham and
Applies, trunk Chntains, Tinsels. Loops, Cornicee. Embrol.
Bored Cloth PlakkoMilltle Cover. , . ,
, TAB E •
One full size BiliWili Tale. mktrb e bed. ' n,
.One tall sine Banana. T ii r itte
PAINTINGS AND F ENGRAVINGS. , •
:Also, au invoice of Olir doge and Framed Engrav•
• PSOT~OpfGRI PHIG APPARATUS... . .
,Aleo a largo lot Pbotograpnto Apparatus. . :
ITV( E di lgTT. 411.,_ "", • • ,
8 it LET °ALM Ma 10E1 (MEETNFr
E I I i PECIAL SALE EST Q ALITY , SILVER AND
ELECTRO PLATED WARE.' , ,
Manufactured Ezpreasy et ter .11eak Citrjetail p 14!)e. and
ON . TIIIIIOIIDrY re ariITING. _
Dee.l2, at 1034 O'clock, at! floottfd Art Gallery, 1020
Clientall street win; be mold, iv splendid Invoke of beat
Really Triple lillver and Eleotto Plated Ware, comprir,
i —Tea Services, Cake, Vegotablerrlifb and Berry
bee, Ice Maher', Trays, Goblet., Muse au& Break ,
fast Castors, Epergne., Table, Deesert and I es. Orionz,
Knives and.gorki.,4W,„ ,I • -, ',. .„_,‘ " 1
.. •,' j +.+
Avery aruete mu - Moen as et ailauW ,. w a r e .-or goa ds
t4l be returnod and money re naded. ,
PARIB FANCIM_MOLID Y GOODS . GERMAN
TO 8, Ose.
A r. leo, a special ilwelee h Pa
eves
E i r Goode coo ,
elevrig a 4hiti Imhof I int brointo;
Work Pokeekv , et r e, map oye, poi
Reueee.'dge. ; wilt* suitable for the* rase boll aya. •
BE FEMORAL MT FETABLIBEIMENT. B. A
corner of thuLTH awl OE streets.
A s
. oney &drafted oi Mery eneraßy—Wittettyt
r• weiry, Diamonds, old and Yee th. 4124 elk ea Eli
. of value,forAsAy t. ed ca. , . •• •
' ATOHEB AND APRIVATE BMA_
, • . Gold lituitleff Bulk Bon* , ILI en t itmetaiol
: 1 1 i ttiVe a t i 4. is !. '- • Len t
1
' aptly their " .4 7, 4 •
0A"Li. 1 ..• . . 011111 and
0 en d . 2. 42 ,?..4
_ i . ot r . ••• ee • title t ~ •. •
. 1 er mid
sav er •. ; t r
...,,, • , ,
1 •. d Bre =I ,t. -7 1
9 ; item Ool y il w aine; I : .
and
."• .ins. Mt* Pisan cameo. e
i .: -. .' • -, . Flame Wert.
• .• ' ' .
. With and Cheated%
• i ArMIPMIUM4 ,
8 Mg I,,,ftes
i ll
M, Tllo.!d4fi oIt_SOLW - AMA SEEM% ~ .•• •
NotlE9 gad le qi Fourth street
PALPS pk 4 STOTI *V ;,W3TAit.i.y •
OPublig Mod ot u thrititeaehl t!bixeie E EBY
y i tygl i g 2 e )i iv . 4 111,1 4 0 . *.'1;I: !4. ~,, ,
adfittlatt to width WeVublri r te:g 1 4:371;a70revt atAll 't
to ettekeele,otte tholiendLoatelototee4tr i pamoKet form,
ttitttA itil tieeortpttbietendl -tiler pttttotyt6 be Rota on
tbe k
atPi IiLLOWINUt, TUMNI34X. an . d ty pee ofifteill Beteto
gar (V o ir , t3olett t aro blot) - ItraTURSIL I I7, lbe 0 110 %1 . 1 W
ilewaiii M : Non'llt 'AA:IMM N. PRE M.', Ad POE% 140 AT.
11TX L41410 ENO7Irn 'iNeUIRES4 "AO7:4ILVISIDcIi fitiltirtV,
x•CRNING / ELEGRA Pit, °ERMAN DEMOCRAT. ate.
IPlPT , Pinqiiture tialta •at .tUL'llittettOn' Skit* EVRII,Y
TilqllBast it. ' '
,• . • , , , J...!....:11. ,v, , • I f ,I• n r.•'lsr,
SALE QE ENGLISH AND, .LIAIDERICAB j3OOES:VM
BRABIND A 'ORFIA7 VARIETY •OP ' CHO leg
}%_fJfilik4. SUPERB BounkesiLsPLOADlD
BIBLES. PntiCELLANEgiiSPUBLICIATiON 8, J VA.
THURSDAY •
• • Arri2RRNOON _
Dec. Pt and commencing each day at o'clock.
Incinded aro Dore's Milton's Paradise Lent. Don Qnlxotek
Els Inc. Dante and Baron . fdunchausen, Bail war, Cooper,
Dickena,lrving and Ottakespearces. Works; Book Of thine, England Court' of_ Naptdcon, filoan's Arehltec.
tine, lima. and meroineeoz the Poetai Waring y_Novids.
Chamber/ea Encyclopedia, London .Bociety. Weiniter'n
DiatiOnars7 , General Atlas, Cassia%
.14 ammilos7 and Ornithology. Baird's Mammals of No#
AMorica,British Etilakyists, Snowden's Coins and Medals,. lt
dta.
dale st N os. l ' 15. 1 # 14 /. 1 .1fr-rith r' 7 l ll til 'ft* -
gANDifiliii - WKLITIIV - Rifigiiiiilk; -- ETEGANT
AIM , TEL MIRROR. SUPERIOR PIANO FOR'CE,
CHAN maws, FINE OftlifibELS AND VELVET
CARPETS. tee.
ON TOUESDAYMORNING.
At 9 o'clock, at the auction rooms, hamesome Fund.
tare, including—Elegant Walnut and Hair Cloth Parlor
Furniture, handsome Walnut. Chamber Furniture, band.
stake Etagere,
_Cenrre andeExtension Tables, 3 elegant
French .Plats Mantel MIITOrIs, 50 by.,81 inches. .
'Algid,' fine ' Mantel and Pier Mirrors; superior Piano
Fortes:. very ;fine 0.11 Paintings,v han'dscunely framed;
band. Me Cliandoller, Iron Chests, Counters, Plate Glass
Showcase. One Feather Beds. Beddinsf. line. Velvet, Brim.
sell, and Imperial Carpets, garerhg Moe and Counting
Houle Furniture; Invoice ' Of 'fine Hensefarnishing Goods.
f inet Steel Skater. Elderberry Wine. &o,„ tee.
Alsty , One'Plated Dinner and Tea Warts, Bronzes, Ladd
& Webster. Sewing Machine. ,Itoservood Boudoir piano
Forte. set Superior single Harness, ram; Des ire .and Of fi ce
r' l " ll 4T!.4"' '' t I
.., ' . I
.BUBLIC SALE) QI4,__THE PREMISES. "",•• '
HO 110_8; " COLTS. CATTLE. STEAM TUB__CLAR.
noux-Ra; OAK , ' PSTS, St PERI PHOSPHATE,
SUGAR MOULDS,_____POTI3_,
_II_II_IRON, dre.
... . .. 'VII ILATLIEDAT.wmmtOOI.I. '
D‘v..... IS:at 2 o'clock precisely. will be sold at_public sale ,
at the'rethfente of A. M. EASTWIC.IC Esq., Darby road,
bel " "ImY'll ' E°11): CATITE: '
wens Springers; red ' Devon Heifer. 234 years old.
„
Brindle" Alderny Helier, 21 mouths old.
ger: 4 , Heifer Calvee.. a to 12' months old, Aidern.Y
; Durham Ban, 22 months old 2 Bulls, Aldan,'
Ninth 18'5220 months old; Bill Calf, AldernY Sired
, \ -•-. , k.0.14 - COLTS, &c.
2 rarm Hone* Vir Ws bred Mare. 8 Years' old. good
under saddle • Bay Marca Colt, 3 years 1 months ol , sired
by Cornet. endsins (imported ported Arabian, \ Dain
1 \
Kate. sired y Gen. Taylor, broken to double and Mgt°
harness and saddle; Bay Colt, 20 months old, stn.?' by Coltob. the celebrated racehorse : Dam Kate. sired by
Gen. Taylor: Bay Colt, / month,, old. Southern stark ;
Sorrell:oft, 10 months old. Southern stock; Sorrel ' it, 8
monthtold Virginia stock. Also, Chester county ur.
20 months old. , . • ,
Also 2 Steam Tubular Boilers,
.
About 20 tons super Phosphate of Lime. ,',,
• 500 White Oak Four-hole Posts. . ,
200 Picket Posts. ~ • • \ .
02 0 Iron Pots and „Moulds for Sugar Refining. \
Lot Scrap Iron
I Terma (bran. VW - Bale to commence at 2 o'clock
Precisely. \
Sale at tho Ik. E. cerner Thirty.fifili and El:Melton sts.
SUI ERIOR WALNUT FIIHNII LIRE. , :BICKERING 7.
OCTAVk. PIANO, VELVET AND BRUSSELS CAR-
I'ETri.DIATSOFI3...4IO. _ "2_ , .
ON MONDAY MORNING, .
Dee. le, at 10 o'clock. by catalogue at No. 0419 Mimi!.
ton.street, corner of Thirty fifth street, MaLtua. the en.
Aire eurperior Walnut Parlor, Blitinirroom and Uhamber
Furniture, Rosewood seven octave Piano Forte, made by
Chickering: fine Betimes, Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
China and Caussivani, he: •
May be examined on the morning of sale at k o'clock.
Peremptori Sale on the Premises. -
No. , 274 SOUTIT FOURTH street.'
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE AND VERY
SUPERIOR 'WALNUT FURNITURE.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Dee.lB, at 10 o'clock at No. 274 South fourth street, by
catalogne, ilandsame Furniture, including handsome
Walnut Drawinrroom Furniture. elegant, Walnut Chem.
bar Parnitare superior Dining room fmnittire. elegent
Mantel Mirrors, kandsome Brocatelle and Lice Window
Curtains:2 large Book6imi.' fine Oil 'Cloths. handsome
and English Brussels (lamas;
HANDSOME MUDERN RESIDENCE.
Drumidistelv Previous to; al
r the se of, Furniture
will be cold" the 'Elantsome MPdern Yourstory Brick
Beeddence and Lot of round. Otattainitig in front 21 feet
and in de pthlos est r ale Peremptory.
feremyto7 SalmiA cAccount of Mi 23, it may Concern.
N • _DEC. .
At 12 o'cloc k DA be sold at public sale, without
reserve, at the Philadelphia . Egcliaida ,- . •
Lettere pate n t. granted' y tho, tea litates to Al
phonse Lobeau. for irk p npz pln itisichinvy. for
coating or covering a core with a sd. or - wool. or for
ennuttiditigaYeere et any materi al with "thread of any
did material, described and illtultratfd In drawings,
aucompauying thO>Letter Patent, which calf be seen at
the, orrice of Edward L. Bodin. Esq., No. WA Arch street,
where any information' concerning thesame can be
obtained.
Sale ftbeeliite. ' SWI to beSaid at time of sale.
JOHN B htYll.lOl &R A ,.
Ha
or oticgrßMC. cra.
`GERM MUM LIWOOriON - 1.7
sigelOt FoWl. Domestio Do,
Goods. by, eataletrid M GIP OREM%
. ON zneu1inu ... ,... 4.... AY G.
Deo! at 10 0' oak. about MO packages and
lots Orsta_ple t 4 s aileyWoli
N. 11,--4.4
LE HI goods arransad tar axing.
nation _ of sal&
"4 " Y W rua ILINITYC DRY Brloofa itaPEM
111011011. 4 -Ineloiled in' our Bale of THIRUILIAY, Dec.
is. will be found the
l B ac l h aendk. fborl u low % i n ß i h r.
n fldUgoßO.s b Fhanab nd ll MO g Wto a me nd Vo r red Wool 00l
; Cases Drills . flonet Jeans.
Wlg
ans
do. Senn:Lay and mint Jeans, dingbamt Detainee ..
do. Ticking'. Stripes; checks, Denims, mate,
do. valudmuree k Batinots. Cloakingo.lAnseyo,
LINEN GOODS.
Full line Linen Eihirtings and tiheetinsa:Darnaaks
Full lino il i ti l laLaf Table D o B l.e . ths, Craah,
Piece!' French. Black! and ,Colored Cloths, Deakins,
Twilled Cloths
do. Ponivienkaa. Fancy Candmatin and Cos tlnre.
do. Batmen tiasterr, Moscowas, Eskimos. Chin.
d g lika te ;
do. Pe is, Seals ,na Itallana. Velvets.
• DRP-311.,800DAL81LE.13 AND SHAWLS.
I Pieces Parts idertnarlables, Pkiplins, Wool Plaids.
do. !
tra,d.romug. orochAvertilbcrLdcariot log
lithiL;
e K Goods, 'zephyr (Mods. Qatita; Balmoral and
Hoot tilkirtea_ • , •
Ilosiery,,Otoves,L, C. and Silk Ildkrif.,Ties. Umbre ll as.
Merino undor piNrb and J.Drawas, 'novelize Maras,'
blevyings, BIlk&c .
r&E.W It LINED HOSE. i;'
Full line of illeathod and Brown Fleecy Lined/Re of
superior quoin'''.
_ ON TIIIIDOWLY,, DEC. 12,
Fall line finest imported o,tattei Cloth:
do. do. Colored Ratineu,
• do. ' , do. onaiil7, Bites and Col i Gros Gretna.,
_
000 DOZEN M awn
EN' CAMBRIC ..
01 , 131/ line ladies7 l , lunnatitchod L. C. Odkfo,
I do. • Jdo tacked do. ,
do. misses' en Cambric - de
%: do. , getit , a hinnthad ' do .
LARGE 44X3 , 1T1VE EIATIFOP CARPMNGO. die, ' •
veta s onvolvea r itizriMoitie,c;itlivtit
hiONT AlRRUEf it irt Xi pieced of Itain4Zemp.
att. Hem); Co arid Ras Cariaidinick
be va4o,,ediekriT, didaf
LAWS% Irr BALE OF YRUTI CLEII AND ,
1 OT E rl 4 l
bee. Id at 10 o' • be sold.by FOUR
MONTH EP CREDIT, s t i t 900 tots of Fran Gm-,
m Fancy taple' -doe, to
: 18 i4 jo ie 't: t'AA A
LARGE I • • B
I t V
S to rs.`ritticii,L
S ALE TMI,
Wirth
otkiltit t , Al4o *A
ut terbe Oddity mama
abo 100 am,
Broom& pun
Olen gr . witlipataketio 912 mold=
of sada ,t,t
: . ,• si 1 FO:4 ' 4 "4 4 4 1 1.(4 4) ' me w%
' ''f AWOL
/41410 OP lad 4ea Mal " ..
: 4
..._:. - T7l - 4 4 011 4 41c.
. 0 TfIUBSDA • . J G
December 42, eomsttendes at o'b 5 A 4111 411)21
eatalogu% for, .eash.f alont , off: , eat. f)ole awl
Y ullue BO .a ots. ear a . hoes, Brogans. ralig fol-- ....:
a lloolrable assortment of . omealie um' sag.
a which the early attention df the trade C called.
+ ten
B"
kir J. IL ovitlizir aLntfiL: . . ,
e ')uuTVEElVlLNErritrest,
. • k' ' ' odgie
~ r
Jr l i ti . .. * 3 : ; 11 -. 1 . - n'. n. i ild ATTIIII'
"r m
P.
i .1 A • :II E y ;,,,
pir . ~ . : trf, , ,iroY, 5 1ab ,..10,44 00110 ;
r o 9l, Prw YauraCkVatil " .a,
"awl ' b at private - is - ale ••
• %Ban DAux In: ill th e Ai i t int& .
~ ,
• ,emoNEERa. ,
th ;it rhomas 10130h4 ,
. with It WALNUT ,
LIP-AthNitcwillre
liltsllALL AUCTION
_8002112,% :1 r. -1 1
li street and 1919 stu2I22IULAVER stmi*„.
*minter tip , sales of Furniture ever) VVEDNIIBO4y. Out,
; OA pales proseP ll 9 atter+ 4'A
4 1 . CICL'Aldi OWL
0 fa A '
tio.oB wanK" 't am
c at b a dvaneed on •• , to out extra
„nom
4uth '"! o g °
w also l owwiv m "
, j,;,. 4:! , 30,";;;.•:
: , • , .I , MI Ppulamm, mem"
Ilia i i4itiiiiira l 4xii:Tinl ' lkeitri Team;
kA l t la rat i itlitaetw ft rOUl Ml
sW o g 40 , 11f4,041.:
8 19 - t:;.ri
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4el' , ‘. , WlA'ittP( ll .4ritril i C I, f.. : .
IP. TIM yiII'HAMPAXN.4:OI./arteig,itt,v+kia
1 County of l'hilqddipa-11 'Or° ;.'t'' "or,
T}. It, deceared.—Thcauditer, *anted , k COWS*
audit, settle and adintt. itha. erg And, fdtaircAMl
CIiARLEri W. TRVlTLfi...Kparatoy of tail a inlet
tgetament .-of, SUSAN TROTTER, dee'lL; a d CO
distribution of the balance In the hands of th*/
teeountent will meet the parties interested for the pur
poses uf Ma appointment, on Monday, the I.d day of
December. 1861,_ at 4 o'clock. I'. M., at his Oillee, No. 6101
'Walnut sheet, 11l the city of fhltad_ellik.,..„,
,:• .0 ...pri,
dell w f mat* " • ItOBERIPPI: WI I.4wwr A.palitff...
..
- .. •
IN THE Ottl'HANti* COthT OM. s Il t asy , 1)
IN
County of Phlladell hie. E s t ate_ity 'i t
j, , , .s.
I AKSMLYER, decotnied.Tho AditOr 'qa tit . •
Leitirt to anditeettio and adjust the fine ideal •
of MARY LA KF.M FA ER, Ad_ministratfix., at grOrliit"
FitEDEitlyli AK h,S lEYEK.'dyceoserVit4, ....fr
distriuution of the balance tn Du tranthic; Ottcuo tants
will Meet the parties Interested for tiro porpose of
nolo tment, OD 3 trends?: Deoember 24thillef, at 4 o'cloo t t
P t 4at , l4l °nice, aoutheast corner of Sixth and Walnut
s (second dour ? , i n the city of khiladelphis
de .Iv,t,mist. hENity S. attenwr, And ... .: "
iti t...._ 12 _,_.....__. x
4017xr:art—......._10,itir
itc.---,tiGiiEß
I N
CM 3 T a
ll
i .
decease ,f
i lle Auditor appointed by tins
_HarAlllo*
Nettie and a net we account of HEOK(ID jei , . , ...,
GEORGIE L. KEL,LZ.It. AdminUtrators ofrthetal , titit
GE OROS SMITH, dettensed. and to report. tart
of the baltmce In' tho hands of the accountant, todt,
the partleo-interrsted , for the Immo() Orlitett ni R
ment. on Monday. /.10cernber 234, of 4 tociock.e.„ • a
his oleo), No, • 120 South Sixth street, in the citYof ~ U.
adelpitta ~, . , . ',-, • - GUST&VUS RiltdA 'i"
dell.or f mstti . ' .- . . Atiditor
IN THE dlif i llANS"•counio -FWC
1 County of Philadelphia Estate of ciA,THARINg
511 LES, deconsed.--The AuditoraPP9Wed lanitocourt
to audit, settle anti sidjust , the . account of . wiGtatku
H. MILEti. Administrator d.. b. -nry. Off th,o- Boob -tof
CATIIAIIINE MlLES,deceased.andlermoredistrihntion
of the balance in the limpid of tho acen ti nt#44.olliineet
the parties Interested, for the purposes of Ms appplet.
meat. on Tuesday; the :17th day:of , Deheithblef.i'M
4 o*clockP. 3!., at his oftiOe, No. t'U, Walnut stroold e ngits
city of PO.
'HARRY. 'HARRY.DA___ • • • '
dee f m tv 50
-----
TN THE ORPHANS' COCRT FOR THE. 2 , jUSIVIA
County a Philadelphia.—Estato of CITA • • RIM'
EA I,.deceased.—The Auditor #ppeinpod, by 11,4,, Par
audit, settle and adjust' the Recount of '0 it R."
MA id - N and GEORGE H. WEi3TAC. ' deQTR,AdePhi4MiT.
of the Ekate of CHARLES MURRAY, sun' elk
report diatribution of the balance r inthe handset elat l St
conntant will meet tht_parties Ipter&ted for the' pa•
of, his appointment. on Wednesday. 18i :0 1 eftmbtort,
at 1 o'clock, P. - at him O ffi ce. No. 727 Walnut street, ilk
the city Of Philade H..
Iphia. 0. HARRYDAVIS."
de6-f,rn. watt, w • Auditer.
N THE CRFHANIP COVET FOR THIS or
P rirop,
. County of •htladelphla..—Fetate ,Of GOO Dl*
deceased—The Alednor appoint( d by the Court M &MM.
nettle and adJuat the.account of HENRY HANDY:iitf:
minfatrator of_
__the ant to of T, .J. 40ODWIN.'dfileettfaidi.
and to make diettfteut lon of the balance in the h*Ud.v or
the accountant. will moat the patties inteteete&fetthet:
purpomea of Ida appointment; on Friday. December Mb., t.
1867. at 4 o'elock F. Id.. at •RoomAo. 9. Lawt Buthitaiul
smitheaat corner of Sixth and Walnut street'',
delphia. A de64,16.104D5
,1 THE ORPRIANIP C01. 7 .1tT PPR ME form , 01140
1 County of Philadelphia.— 'Estate of HENRY GOWN,
deoeased,=-The Auditor appointed Welid Court 164414
nettle and adju s t the account of TuomAS LiviwikaTo
and GEORGE GOlLDON,Exocntors or the'willed 111 , 1NR
(IORDON, deeemont, and to report. distrlington , oft_ thet
halo:leo in the ban& of the accountati4 tw ill meet' tha
partici; interested for the purpose or letraPpointnloat, nn
Thareday. December' 19,1867, at 3 o'el'oek at No. 615
Walnut street (N0..13). in Old city Pitilikdolph4g;'; , l'; , .
ri.o.TnobirsON.,
decV,m,w
THE COURT Or COMMON PLEAS' F_OR. VORA.
City and County Philadelphis.—ClTAHLES,
NEACHE it vs. CAROLINE NEA.OIIEft, Marth Tenni
1r~i7.150.10. In Divorce. To CAROLINE NEAGIIRS.
respondent. Madant—Yeu will Ammo take notice of a
rule granted upon you in the aboye ease,. returnable
boturday, December 14,1881, at 11 o'cloCk A. M.; to' show
cause why a divorce a vinciao vtata inwnii shoultitot t he
floated. • PAUL 811.0 '
de4 f 4t• - • Att. • • forldbellant , '
you SALM. .
,:OUNTRY SEAT AT BOnDENTOWN - , Nt Jr
Large three-story brick Mansion Muse:containingg,
rooms, beautifully: located , and Nueldied with gas.
water, hot air (maces, and every modern Improvement.
suitable for a school or glimmer boardlng.hoinerahling
for ten hot sea carriage house, with .pearly ye was
of ground. upon. which are large forest trees; rabbery
mineral parings, dm. near railroad station., ,For,sale by .240.64 North Eleventh at. dell-WAnt
FOf BASLE - GREAT BARGAIN 4-- .,
A` fine
FARM in,.Nowciurtlo County. Delaware, atone hoe
droll and forty acres. A good old farre•htinsd, a new
barn, and a young peatth orchard, which le nOw
a chiar_prolit of lOner tont; on al l that fa asked for the
R •
rhPle [ f r F" 1ng4r924 8. 11' 1117 Girard 11644
19•
407 WA§ fidbehdgfala.
FOR
tnnunte BELOW NNW
*feet,
eoa -lle to4l hl Ot ‘ rititidehise; *Wed iAtht
riggrandulAseend Gt4en.hotite. , `Oicithiks
go ine b , pia, with it_ ptorygott ,01 I tlfitatA s f94l ;
peiatiy. by 190 feat Tao IlXohhu
fr° # ,°lll% ? l l e t t "t i g 4 ea r , 44,,
149,bn• ,),, , • N4l.l42;Bottilt frontiltrest.''
FOR SAP-4. VALUatBLIO grrgx , l
ievastm etc weakling of two torr i A t il
Stores, "rite dsvelliacK Jule fi ve thr tab , 9
IW-kk dweingii; bunt fu (be best tuannts, and lanais est
with convezdeace, situate• on the 8: fEI meet a
Fourth aad u uuond streets. extending to gsiaua stew.,
Are Wiese 'Mood teniotudbletettiiited Ji-JICOUBIz
AMY SS 80 Srfi 508 W tairPit
rFACTORY FOR SALE 0 •
tmenatory brit& Factory :•, l u t t ' ni i4 d 6llll aw c
throe etreete.
_ : Lt built in the ea
net‘ nearly-Pe* and in perfeet order. trostnr
tilogfet deeP. , ',Lidoedlik , AEM m Un' givai pai llkuggr ,
erdare applyto J. ' 6fl
otr• , , , , '; .i: , i.' 4 , . ', -, o ::(, '
STelitir,Zintlititllttl 32114,1„.1211 •
• piorth Illvonth sine has Arm loodArn tentrenbi:,i
red& d !AI yam= A t li:l m b In
an. penec t : t o t n a ftm l,
./val l y; fri,t 4 PatlC b• A:44O;N. 40 OAlnutfit ,rr ,
rEZlLittrifatigait4 . hab'd° l alW.:-
with every convenienceo,Pd top l* teßt sh4P, 4 *Tars
,)
eet wide street, situate , omsummet -sum neitY'Legsse
vrta s l i nagit On ; gm eta
8 W alnut =244441-4"112..74.
FOR BALM.-THE MOS 08. .t
otraw4l.7l'Votfii,;i;ifilievinzAppb,24,
Q ,
, .
TO RENT.--A DtiOBIE r 'THP,E,E4EOWAT '
Dwelling, with allinodeini hoprovomenta, leo 1. giu'a
Mt. Vernon etreet : Ipiraedjare , pornea44l4 ;ill", i ~
Itinottiwy Donnie Dwelling, S. is. earner .}troses an vw- •
nimble avenue, suitable for roilidenee or storati..loll6o aa l - :`,
519 FORSetgott' Anal' to COPPUM & JORDAN } :
er ainuestreot, . , , • - $ .., • . f ' :,ira IA! ..2',1)
ftFOR 0; T. FTIRIIIISRED OR I .40 : 0 11.; r- 0 y r ,
, —Mlle enrAtor3; wide Resfdenee, wft.trr!7, ,
i nn
, douhlo back ulidiaopt, i afloat°, ow . ,thek. ~ , ( ')
Owner orTwentfe and Ara etreeta; has yaricke, ,T
V idtell r . rt A gmyrii%Noring . r-••••"'"
„,.. 2 a. 2wa er live c . KV. ...,
KM ' dentaltipet, if'.1..... ~. .2":. i l t - . 11.4. .*);.,..1 . v 4ho
" , brAiMgrinitEZT-,
[i f ri t zrs2lv , 25,
Eighth ittr".
quAwE
TalltrWST alfOR "QUM, FOUR".
artgVigterr= 6N.
. FOR RANTr- DAVEMBERISLAgr i t
new Stimon• r • ' scrawl/below at
A t pply,to s , Ig l oo BU 8/ER jEq f j,
,not) u • • south eitiwird Irma;
LH'r.-a7 A 'ROOMS, S. W. i". 74"
Bleve*th-s44Pest*gt. Apes prernllo4,t*
, LS 11 • • . • frt•ziY:
pecan • ' 4.7 , • an. 'Nth • mins 'co
opt et i•4 , TtipplY,tori. 14„:;13
1.0.710 - .7 a kers • A.' •
25 GENT EMPle rf9F; P i Ci l }iP i . PI V RY tI 4 ,r.,.. , LIW A
iiiii3oNs , GlirAP TiDcipli NQA TEID,BIEW9it. ~
i
, 1 .11 TET.F.IWONAF lIIPTHERS, 1 ,,,, c„„,,,,„„ ,„,
, 'dolphin, have in well and wilt' üblieh f '
entire likAV ANl2Ligtf)Agi Kra.i4 ri Ok. 1 : . 4. ,:
. 1310101.3 , 8 WOnno • mien book , w ill nr nt wenot ,
large One. that Wean:rend. dusdnach W ile. If 4
complete in a larg octavo VOIUM%With S. es! 14 , . ,
„.
Cover, and sold at'the loW.Pridti of Twat n
volume, or four dollars for a complete set. T T. M 4 '7, , i
will be called "PETERSON/3' ClicAP EDITI o • I ',)
To E BULLION," and will be thochespeet edition o the
works of Charles Dickens over printed. The fiat volumes
hi,now ready. being _LC, - 7 <', P r , ,...1) '5l .'
vuvElt, Twln.rp, Ina 1.,1t0 end Adveitured. Tkrigt a,
Now illustrated Cover.' Trite It`wenty•avereenta4` , Ls ':' i
All the other voldlned. to contplegetheAwied 1013, got.,
low in rapid atuiceonion. mookeenere 'e h4ettio , Agenta ',
will be euppliedat onr usual lot! retied. ft ~,,, '
ior sale by an 09 0111 11110.1 1 ‘ '4llk IoP s iPllti sllol ) s '? Edi
tion, and Wine no other. U 0 es will be gent free °fret.
age. on receipt of Tvl o ftoe,:bir. ' , I_:.. s= .
• T. B. r 4 oN arithartrEms “ .
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