BULLETIN.
Anstvar.saux.—Washing,ton Camp, No. 1, P.
. O. J. 8: A. celebrated its twentieth anniversary.
last'evening, by a pleasant re-union of the ineni-,
hers, at No. 580 Calloniall street., .There was a,
fate attendlince of members, and several members
of other Camps were Prel'ent A One supper
waif partaire James a number of speeches were
made. Mr. S. Hallowell gave a bistory•or
the r at e and progrCes of the Order. The
ganhation was established in this city in. 184.7,;
and it spread rapidly' until Camps were In "Opera
tiorrin Detely every State in tee Union. ; During
the war the meetings were suspended,: t io rai n y
ofthe 'members went into the service at their
country Recent efforts to effect a reort;antaa
don have been very au ...Brut. •In this State 86
Camps have been charts and 80 are n ow i n
active operation.rn.'mberstd;a lrge, and
is daily Increasing. , The Stahl Camp . , organized
under the act of Incorporation of the last session
of the Legislature, has already granted chartere
for *front a dozen nen Camps.
TnE GERMAN THEATfte..—The movement to
wards the establishment of a new German then
, tre is progressing Very favorably. The owl:ma
i'
tees appointed to obtain subscriptions are work
ing energetically, and it is thought the whole
amount required will be raised in a short' time.
A sufficieritisnm has already been Subscribed to
insure the emcees of the enterprise. the
esnamlttem have not ,yet biLe`tilitiard from, but it
is known that the subscriptions maw amount to
about e 90,000. The German clement of oar pop
ulation Is very large, and a theatre where Arst
class performances in German can be given has
long been needed here. That it will be well sup
ported, there is not.the least doubt, and - it is to
be hoped that before many weeks the new build
ing will be In course of erection.
Ctrancnn wrrn, Corrarnacy.—Hugh McKee
ver" had shearing before Recorder Eneu, yester
day afternoon, upon the charge of conspiracy.
It seems that a woman, known ;by the namo of
Agnes Sewart, rented a . sewing machine valued
at $lOO, from MeKein &Trimble, No. 124 Arch
street, another valued at $75, from A. F. Hamli
ton, No. 701 Chestnut street, and two more at
other places. None of these machines •wore re
turned, and It was discovered that they had been
cold. it is alleged that McKeever accompanied
the woman when she engaged the machines. R 4
was held in $8;500 bail for trial.
Mrt,rrAttv Rucrrox.—The Gray Reserves, at
an adjourned stated meeting, recently held at
their armory, elected William McMichael, Brevet
Colonel of United States Volunteers, to the Lieu
tenattleColonelcy of the regiment, and nomina
ted James IL Latta, Brevet Colonel of United
states Volunteers, for Major. This command is
increasing so rapidly under the command of
General 'Prevost, that several companies are
procuring rooms outside of the regimental
THE VErraurutry COLLHOIL—The Pennsylva
nia College of Veterinary Surgeons held its quar
terly meeting at the, room of the Agricultural
Society yesterday, Dr. Berry in the chair. After
the regular order of business, Dr. McCoart
opened the discussion with some remarks on the
pathology and treatment of aphthre in the horse.
*l'be, above disease, and pleuro•pneumonla in
cattle, was discussed at some length by Drs.
Michener, Jennings, McCoart, T. B.ltayner,,and
others. - •
Rolllll'so A SAILOR.—James Cliff, an English
man, was before Ald. Morrow yesterday, upon
the charge of obtaining money under false pre
tences. It is alleged that .he got from a sailor
named John Richter, formerly of the U. 8. Navy,
a bounty certificate for $lOO to collect, and that
he drew the money and did not pass it over. Re
vas held in $l,OOO bail to answer at Court.
PnrPs CLUB.—The stated meeting of tho Press
Club of Phitidelphla will be held *lllB.'afkirnoon
at the rooms No. 515 Chestnut street. The pto
ceedinge will be of interest to all the members.
An essay will be read by John F. McDevitt, Esq.,
and the memorials of the deceased members. W.
S. Eerie, Geo. C. Bower, Jr., John Mason Grier
and Ernest C. Wallace, will also be read. r
CHEAP GOODS,.-It will be seen by advertise
ments published elsewhere, that Messrs. • Edwin
Nall & Co., No. 28 South Second street, offer a
tine stock of goods, suitable for holiday pre
sents, which is being disposed of at greatly re
duced prices. The goods are going otf rapidly,
and those desiring to make.purchases should call
early. •
CRUELTY To AzirmALs.—John Flanigan and
Bobt. Spoons'were held in $6OO ball, yesterday,
by Alderman hurley, to answer the charge of
cruelty to animals.' They‘had a - hbise hitched to
a wagon, *Albeit bill at Market street wharf, and
beat the - animal until the citizens complained.
MILITARY PARADE.—The • Nallonal Guards w
celebrate its twenty-seventh anniversary to-day
by a street parade this afternoon. This orgatd
yation is now in a flourishing condition; and is
daily increasing Its number of members. A fine
turn•tint may be expected.
ASSAM:MG WOMEN.—An individual named
Henry Toland was arrested yesterday at Cadwal
oder and Thompson streets upon the charge or
haying assaulted two women. Ho was taken be
fore Alderman Shoemaker and was held In $l,OOO
bail to answer at Court.
AIatESTED. —A, colored woman named Jane
Reynolds, who Is alleged to have been concerned
M the robbery of a countryman of $4OO in Cross
alley last week, was arrested yesterday in Wil
mington. She had a hearing lbefore Alderman
ratchet last evening, and was head in $4OO ball
THE WEST PHIL/UR:LP] A CHILDREN'S HOME.
—The trittnasens of this excellent eharlty are now
holding's fair at the Home, on Forty-first, above
Market street. It will continue open during this
evening and on Thursday, from lo A. M. until 10
o'clock P. M. The Market street ears pass the
" 1 iome " door. • -
A Jt Tnigic.-4 lad named Joseph
Brady, eleven years of sip, was arrested last
evening by Sergeant NWT, while in the 'act of
rolling a half-basWatiidickerel away from the
front of a grocery store, Tenth' and Christian
streets. He was committed by Alderman Titter
man%
A TILL•TAPrEIL—James Watson was arrested
and taken before Alderman Morrow on the
charge of having stolen IMO from the niOneY
drawer of a store at Sixth and Pine streets. Ho
was committed in default of $l,OOO ball.
A/TEMPTED Svicioc.—A woman named Mary
Weeks jumped into the Delaware at Mead street
wharf, yesterday afternoon. She was taken out
I.)f the water by some citizens.
Arcmrs-r.—Jamcs Flinn was run over by a fur
niture par at Front and Lombard streets, tact
evening, and somewhat injured. • He wae taken
to the Hospital.
ROBBERY OF A 1 1 4 a Ormer,.—The post-office
to. BristoT, Pa.; was entered last. week, and every
thing of any. value, including stamps, le tters,&c;,
VMS stolen.
CAtcrs NommaTioN.---The Union Republican
members of Council met in caucus yesterday,
and nominated Jonathan Pugh for Commis
sioner of Markets and CRY Property.
AN OWNr.I 3 . WANTEI).--A ptiSh-cart is awaltio,
au owner at the Seventh District POline station
CITY NOTICES.
- Boscru s s GUM ARAIIIC S CltEl quiet Coughs,
*beanie inflamed *quinces, relieve imareenera, pine.
eorenesa of the breart, a tough moraine; phlegm, and
impart much comfort in Bronchial 1 rrltatione. Made
by Bower, Sixth and Vine etteetr. Bold by druggists:
cents per box.
Bow's Isrezrr ConmAL is a certain, safe and
ppeedy cote for Chollc, Pains and Spasms—yielding
great relief to children Teething. Laboratory Sixth
and Green. ,
Bieusow's BoArs.—Elder Flower, Turtle Oil,
Glycerine, Lettuce, Sunflower, Mask, Itosc, &e.
thieworti BILOTEMEB, IlDaportere,
98 South Eighth street.
DrAnnua l ilLlNentss AMD °ATARI:U.—
.3.lmeg M. D., Professor of the Eye and Itar,.treats
all (Umtata sppertainim to the above members wwith
the utmost success. Testlmonialit from the most re-
Ilablesoarees In the city can be seen at his oftlee, No.
005 arch street. The medical faculty are invited to an
colapany their netjents, as he has no secrets in his
Tr Artificial Mee Inserted, /sloeluirge made
tor e:zeognavan•
DEtrainsn' Buitputra end Fancy GOods.
Ibiotsm Importers,
20 sputa Biglttlx street,
THE ri.trrrun of a handkerchief' that has been '
baptized - n - Ith PLaiont'a.extract of the "blight , Bloom
ing Cettus",imparte to, the atmosphere of a .room a •
fragrance which cannot he matched in any cOnserva
tory of odorous exotica in the land. It is as endurim. -
as it - is pure and enchanting. 1.
fiNKrOnl)4 4 , under the Continental,
Cannot be excelled hi theic
Style, male, and attrability of
Fine Furs
--......----
lAnt;n-Cl.tsTrinq or Fr. 4 . - E ArArertro:,' GRAPES,
et - timid() for prei3dide,-clegant,ltonrbont, fresh Jord.tin
lonsted Almond% and thd en - bleed /pior - en:m of
lorencli and American CODtettiOßCry, at A. L. Van.
tod'o. corner of Ninth and UtteBtnut streets. , , ,
VERY, LARGE CLUSTERS Aline= Orapet3.—
NiTausct. & FLirronza,
1104 Cheatantstreet.
Russu's Dusicus ON TlNttilLY.—By the /Ulan
tto cable we see that .ts _believed ,that. Russia intends
leaking some division of Turkey about Christmas.
This'll - lay be news in Europe, but to us Americans it
1,4 nothing new fOr Christmas• to witnostr.a general
r,qifno of Turkey; to say nothing of the ducks and
geese ration for
the same fate. But a nark. of the pre
paration for these festivities is that each male member
of the families who intend participating procures a
complete snit of Winter Clothing at Charles Stokes &
Co.'s, under the Continental. ' •
RADANS, , .
wholei half aud qrt
uaer box.
Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel. Carrants„.. Swe e
e s t
t:aler, and Pare Brandy for Mince Pies, Fruit Caicos,
Mrronimr. ati Fwereura,
1204 Chestnut street,
.M . ANY COMPLAINTS have been made Co. 80MC oi
the awards made at the Paris Exposition, but no one
bas questioned the fairness of the bestowal of the
VIMIT GOLD rarearao the Wheeler & Wilson Seiving
Machines. To betate, certain rival manufacturers,
who, for reasons best known to themselves, did not
enter Into competition, have endeavored to pooh-pooh
it ; . but the Wheeler & Wilson stands to•day with thee.
stamp of the world's approval, upon it. But the pro
prietors do not mean to stoP. here. Their motto is
ever "Onward!" Already they have applied to their
machines the Braun Manufacturing Oompaufa New
Cloth Plate by means of which three distinct
and dlffereth ditches are made: these are: 1,
The Lock-Stitch alike on both sides Of the fabric; 2.
The Elastic Double-loop Stitch, which uses the thread
directly from two spools without towinding on the
bobbin; and 9.. The Three-Thread Ornamental Stitch,
with Which the most exquisite embroidery may, be
executed. 'Thiene* , Cloth Plate Is a great s uriprore
xnent, and Messrs. Peterson & Little are now; attach
ing it to every machine they sell; wrreour sort ENTITII
CHABOT!. It may be applied to most of their old ma
chines, also, at u cost of $lO. They solicit a call at
their. salesrooms, Na 704 ehestant etreet,and feet con
fident that an inspection will certainly result in the
urchase of a Wheeler .@ Wilson.
•
LACE
cyrrerams But.r.mci CligAr.—No mistake.
The finest ever receive:l by the trade in this country,
purchased at auction at. remarkably low price,s, and
will be sold accordingly, by W. Reny Patten, 140 S
Chestnut street. ~ , , ,
oAnyonns',,under the Continental,
0 Cannot bo excelled in their
Style, make, and durability of
Me Furs,
"Fxr.uvare,''said a cobbler% lad, as he was, peg
ging away at at an old shoe, "they say that trout bite
line everything now." "Well, well," replied the old
gentleman, "stick to your work and they won't bite
you." It may not be inopportune to suggest here that
our readers buy their cost, or W. W. Alter, Ninth street,
below Girard nkezine, mid corner of Sixth and Spring
Garden streets.
EXTRA FINE BLACK TEA--
By the chest of from 5 to 60 pounds.
Birroacra. & FLETWIEB,
• 1204 Chestnut street.
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No HUMUM.—Unrtains and Shades selling at
a great redaction. No pretence, but real bona Ildo
bar gains at Patton's, 1408 Chestnut street.
GROVEL: & BAKER'S Highest Premium Sewing
DI :whines, 'MO Chestnut street.
1 4PAKFORT)9 ' , under the Continental,
4•,„ Cannot be excelled in their
Style, make, and darabilitv of
Fine Fare.
SPLIT:cam STOCK OF BONNETS, Hers. and
General Millinery Goods. Many choice thing.s ape
et ally adapted for tho season. flat and Bonnet Frames,
'in variety ; all kinds of Bonnet materials, sold in any
'quantity to Suit purchasers.
BOOTB.—The largest assortment of Men's Boota
and Shoes in the city._ Bartlett, 83 South Sixth street,
above Chestnut.
• A WORD OF ADVICR.—The stock of Holiday
Presents at Gay's China Palace, 1028 Cnestnut street,
is complete, and we advise all in need of such articles
to make their solecticmS before tho assortment is
broken.
VERT Pm. OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.
Very Choice New Crop Teas.
rrouzu, & FLITOREN
hI
1204 Chestnut street.
•
AUCTION CURTAINS.-VOry elegant and very
fine quality, selling at very low prices, at W. Remy
Patten's, I.IOS Chestnut street.
Jonas' Horn, 235 Dock street, bekiw Third,
revived by W. P. Larkin on the European. plan.
/deals !roma A. M. to n Good lodging's for
guests. House open all night. Rooms 60 cts. per night.
Wornow SHADES. The cheapest window
alludes can be had at Patten's, 1408 Chestnut street.
lie Is always selling off. (Goods cheap, and no hum
bug.)
WHITE GRAPES, WRITE GRAPES,
By the wholesale or singlepound.
AirronsT,t. & FLTWILII.
1204 Chestnut street.
CHAMPION WItINGEnS, Blacking Boxes. Cut
lery, Plated and Japanned Ware, Britannia Ware, Iron
and wooden ware; Parson & Co.'s, Dock street, be
low Walnut.
IsTrnor.srmrr.—For promptness, good work
ruanshli) and low prices apply at Patten 's, 1403 Chest
nut atreet.
Hon DAY Pnitst:t4l4, at Gay's China Palace,
1023 Chestnut street.
An immense assortment of China Vases, Card Re
ceivers, Motto and Mustacho! . Coffees' Tete-a-Tete
Sets, &e. Bronze and Parian Marble Statuary. Gold
Gilt Ornaments in endless variety. China Bouquets,
Lava-ware, Bohemian Glass, and u full lino of Staple
Goods, just landed.
Bought for cash from tho largest manufacturers in
Europe, and will be sold at prices defying competition.
Call and examine stook before making purchases.
Showroom open till 9 o'clock at night.
LADY APPLEB, Oranges, Lemons, Almonds,
Eagllsh Walnuts, Pecans, - &e.
Mrronct.r. & FLETQUEIR
1204 Chest nut street,
UTATIsIS.
rteportoMo r Q hdadc p a bre O ni ng flatletln.
BLACK RIVE] JA —Brig Anna. Morrow-200 tone
logwood 25 do Instio 1/ N Wetzlor & Co.
PORT OP PHILADELPIIIA—DEct:muzu II
le - See Ilarine ittWelitt On Third Pape.
ARRIVED THIS DAY.
Steamer Florence Franklin, Moron, 13 hours from Bal.
theore, with mdse to A (troves, Jr.
itris Anna (Br), Morrow, 19 days from Black River, Ja.
with to wood and hectic to D N Wetzlar & Co.
Schr.l Malloy, Russell, 3 days from New York, With
salt to W Buxom a Son.
•
bchr Surprise, liners, 6 days from lioston, with ruche to
Mershon &
Bohr .11 , & L Marts, Marts, New York.
Bohr W W Marts, Champion, New York.
Sehr.f P McDevitt, Mc eaddea c Treaton.
behr.A M Aldridge, Robinson. BOBt9IL
SehT4J H Gallagher t Gallagher. Wullangtoll,
QSchrJ /I Bartlett NViggla. Now London.
CLEARED THIS DAV.
Brig Alett Milliken, liurfee, Cienfuegos, Dladelra t Ca.
bade.
Brig 8 & W Welsh, Watson, Trieste, L Weetergaard itCo.
Behr Ilattie (Jailer. Wow:ester, Itlaklaton, Greed' & Co.
Behr 1. & L Marts Mete, Boston, W H Johns & Bro.
Be hr W W Marcy, Chanipiou, 'Washington, Quintord,
Ward & Co,
Sehr kt J Risher. Fisher, Richmond, Va. CaldWell
Gordon & Co.
Schr J li Gallugher,Gallagher, Richmond, Vit. Audenried
!Norton & Co.
Fehr .1 Bartlett, Wiggints„Provid6ucc, Sinnickson at Co
bchr J tadwalader, !Steelman, hew London. R Powell
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exehsnge.
bEWEo, Dm... Dec. P--0 PM.
Barks Mystic Tie , from - philadetphia for Havrb, and
1.4.rr0n, do for Otbraltar, went to sea Mk met; bark E A
I °oder, from dofor Cork for ordure. went nut to day.
Wind hW. JOSEPH LAFETII.A.
MEMORAKOA.
Ship Broweter, Collins, from Now York 6th June, at
San I =deo 7th inst.
bltip Eldorado, Otis, from New York 12th June, at tian
Francisco 7th inst.
Steamer Juniata, Hoyle, tailed froin New Orleans 6th
lust. tor this port. and arrived at Havanayesterda
Bark 1 Ukraine Melchor. hence at Flushing 9Zth u y t.
Park Mary E Libby, UM) G hence at Portland Kb inst.
Brig, Mary. 16 Thompson, Tucker, and 'J W Woodrull,
Eaton, hence fur Boston, at lloinme hole 9th inst.
Sara L Ayd‘nried. Crawford. and A Pharo Shourds,
brace at Providence 9th inst.
near Wide World, Ilildreth, hence at Charleston 9th
inst. experienced heavy weather on the passage; lost
deck load and starboard anchor.
Behr Black Diamond, Young, hence at NeWport 9th
„instant. ,
Behr IrWbeelerjloyd. hence at Bostonlyea+erday,
Behr Mary Ann, Weatcott. from Philadelphia for Alex.
andria,_with cosi, was wrecked off Point Lookout Ad
week, during &heavy gale. wad
_will prove a total toga. •
schr eettit, Chase, from Baltbtore for Providence,
with corn. is 'Lahore at cape Wand, NJ. No particulars.
'file Coast Wrecklngoo bay° sent waistline(' to her.
Solar C W Dexter, Di sconott Boston 9th last. from Au.
pieta was in contact witn achy Tanianiount,_eff bong
island: Imd bulwarks stove and 'milt foresail. Vie Tan
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two. ni loot ibboorn. Both pchra were towed
MULKEY 1109.-25 OASTS NEW DEOP, VARIOUS
1 S o uth D landbag
elawa and f re &venire. or male by mu. E. BUBBLER &
BOBTQIi DlSlM i dr ro r n ' ate B BO am lTO t ti orm ßUT an.
A- ,
for *ad Billk alio%
and for sale by JOB. ma di 00aisento for Bond.
Booth Delaware avaaala ,
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, 'WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, ' 1867.
WOOD at CADY.
7215 Ohol3lMlt street.
BULLETIN:
RICH LACE CURTAINS
AT
- AUCTION PRICES!
Tho oubeorlbere have jut reoelve4, from the late
AUCTION BALLS IN NEW youx,
SOO PAIRS
FRENCH LACE CURTAINS,
From the lowest to the higheet quality. Pomo of the
RIMIEST MADE.'
:ALSO.
Nottingham Lane Cuxtains,
Embroidered Muslin Curtains,
Jacquard and
Muslin Draperies,
'Vestibule Curtains,
In Great Variety.
Sheppard, Van Harlingen & Arrison,
1008 Chestnut Street.
&Mut
13A_TLO-AINE4 .x"N•
LACE CURTAINS.
CURTAIN MATERIALS. •
FURNITURE COVERING%
WINDOW 811ADEf3. _
AND UPUOLISTEItY GOO
Of the New* Fabrics, Calm and Qualities.
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS,
And a full litte of
lIIOUBEIVENBUING LINENS. ROL= apa.
At the Lowest Priem
C. M. STOUT & CO.,
1106 Chestnut 'Street;
mvl•vrtm lyre
HIGHEST PREMIUM AWARDED
FOR
13142§..N1-11 Et Coons,
By the Paris Exposition.
WM. F. MURPHY'S SONS "
SS Chestnut Street,
Blank Manufacturers. Steam-Power Printers and Sta.
tioners. A fail assortment of first-class Blank Books.
Counting-House Stationery, constantly on hand.
no 2 s w 9m rv4
THE LATEST STYLES
CUSTOM-MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR
Gentlemen and Boys.
cell AND SEE
NEW BOX TOES.
PRIM FLNED AT LOW FIGURES.
313 A. EL ' `LETT,
88 S. SIXTH STREET.
0116-17 tp4 ABOVE CHESTNUT.
1867.FAL,A 4 D 7TER . 1867.
FUR ROUSE,
(ESTABLISHED. IN 1818.)
The undersigned invite the attention of the Ladies to
their WO stock eth"nre.eondatleirof
MUFFS. TIPPETS. COLLARS, &o.
IN ROMAN SABLE.
H17013014'3 BAY EMILE;
MINK SABLE:
ROY4L ERMINE. CHINCHILLA. FITCH. &0..
all of the West atria.
BUFERIOR FINISH.
and at reasonable prices.
Ladies in mourning will mad handsome articles In PH&
RENNER and IMI AB. the latter a most beautiful FUR.
CARRIAGE ROBES. SLEIGH.:ROBES.
and FOOT MIFFS in great variety.
A. K. & F. K. WOMRATH
417, 'Areal Street.
wir-
about move to our Nei. Store, No. 1212 Cbeetuut
etreet,May let, 18ta fiet: 4nl
ISAAC B. EVANS
munrrAcrruzza .BSI
OILS,, FASTS, VARNISHES,
Naval Stores and Soaps,
[N0.16 North Delaware avenue, Phllada.
*ewer WS
JAMES A. FREEMAN. AUCTIONEER, •
No. 482 WALNUT street.
ELEVENTH FALL SALE OF REAL ESTATE-DEC. 18.
This bale. on WEDNESDAY. at 12 o'clock. neon, at the
Es.change.willinclude.the following
- Share Mercantile Library. •
Shares. Philadelphia Library.
No. 101.19 RACE ST.-A enteel three story brick dwell
ing and lot. 18 by 140 fee t to Spring eL. Orphans' Court
sale-Nato or Ann L . :. Collins. deed.
No. 738 WEST ST.Thteestory brick dwelling, above
Coates et, lot 13 by 74 feet Orphans , Court ante-Mate
Of.fohonne &herb, deo'd.
86'1 tt BT.-A frame boom., at the N. E. corner of Oak
at.. lot 18 by 100 feet. Orphans' Court Sale- ;state Qf
John lieFeetera, deed.
No: 4140 GANUASTFJR twootory brick dwell
ing with back buildings. lot 10 by 100 feet (irphaatti`
Court Sale- Est ate el tbert Stele 0, dined.
Nos. 3017 and 161.9 N. FIFTH 13T.-A valuable factory
building, 'dwelling, blackmail!' shop and lot; 40- by 160
feet. Clear.
No. 1010 and 1012 MARSHALL ST.-2 genteel three
story brick dwellings will 'bock buildings, each lot 18 by
fe feet. Clear. .I. , :xecutor's kjale--Esta.to of .7'honlas
Jlorr is. deed.
No. 11213 ELM ST.-A tlirse.qory frame house and lot,
20 by 74 feet: (Ophans , Court Salo-Estate (41 Cdt/ittrt‘g .
decod.
No. 407 RUSH ST'-A twootory brick house, below
Coral et., 26th Ward, lot Igby 6114 scot. Orphans , Court •
bale.- Estate (if. .he noes fla 11, dent.
No. 4/1 O r M 13T-A two-story brick house and lot, 1 4
by 04 fest phans' Court Sale--Same Est«te.
No. 417 RUSH ST.- A two piory brick house and 'lot, 19
by 04 fee t. Orphans' Court Solo-Same Estate.
N.E. corner SECOND and York STS.,-A threolitorY
brick tavern, frame citable endive° lot, Ito by 104 feet
Executor , / Sate-Estate ut Wohirrarroll. deo'd.
GROUND RENTS OF $6O PER ANNUM.-2 ground
rents out of lots west side S ale 2d Samein orkstl each
10 by. 121 meet Executors , -Estate.
No.Bll LEBANON ST-2 three-story brick houses. lot
14 by 08 feet. Clear. .Eze.outors' Absolute Sale-.Eatale
if Mary Ann .Smith,•deo'd
Ify order of the Orphans' Court will be sold the equal
undivided thltd part of the following properties, the En
tam of Samuel Trumbull, deed.: Three-story brick
store. house, out.buildings. kc.. SWANSON street, above
Washington avenue, lot 8130 by 140 feet.
Lta, SWANSON ST., adjoining the above, GO by 14b
feet.
I.OT, OTBEGO ST., above Washington avenue, 153 E
to, t front. 103 feet wide inthe rear, by 86 feet deep
No. Ng OTSEGO ST.-'Three•story brick house and lot.
15 by 60 feet.
No. 947 OTSEGO ST-Thrmritory brick hoilec, lot 16 bY
80 feet.
No. ell OTSEGO ST.-A two story brick house, lot IWO
by 1t.3 feet.
Nos. MU and 937 'OTSEGO ST.-2 two4dory. Mane
bottom lots each 10 by 1011 feet. • '
No. 10 OTSEGO ST.-Twostory brick twine, 10t124
Iv lull 1(7(4. ,
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W\' Lb FAIitHES,_tha.PERB, &a. --OLWEB FA P
W (Btpffod Olivag).,lionparell and Superfte Own' and
rob ulivea; nein Roods, landiniKevNapoleon ui..from
avre, and for side by JIM. B. Buitbialiat 40 09408 Booth
illWßrfl avanna.
paBigUIVED TAALARINDS.-20 KEG f op ;QUEI
UlTaft& in saw, inking "nit dale iL
iali CO„ Isola Miami* livens*
Tim risk AUTS.
NEW ENGRAVINGS!
JAMES S. EARLE &SONS
/{Et/ TO CALL ATT ENTION
TO THE OPENING.
OF 'rum IMMENSE
FALL IMPORTATIONS
ENGRAVINGS,
CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS,
AND OBJECTS OF ABT.
The annexed LK eontains the SubJecte and Arthte`
names of a low of the mast prominent:
TitiMESSENGER OF LOVE. ComPto COIL
THE LAST ROBE, OF BUMMER do.
SOLITUDE. Budder.
LA PECHERESSE, do.
JEANNE QUI RIT. tgaehon.
JEANNE QUI PLELT.E. _do.
LITTLE MODEL, F. Fitter.
ROMEO AND JULIET. Jatabert.
PEACE AND WAR. Gustavo Dor6.
SCHILLER BEFORE WEIMAR, Ender.
SHAKESPEARE BEFORE ELIZABETH. do.
CHRIST WALKING ON THE BEA. Jalabert.
THE SPoRROW OF LESBIA, 4tazerones.;
REMBRANDT'S ANATOMICAL
LESSON,
THE SLAVE BALE.
FELLAII WOMAN,
ARMENIAN WOMAN,
ANDROMEDA,
POMPEIAN INTERIORS.
LESBIA (head).
ON THE ARNO,
IMINDERAWE,
BAVARIAN MOUNTAINS,
LOCH TAY,
LOCH RAUNACIL
CHANGING PASTURES.
MISS LILY'S CARRIAGE;
GRANDMOTHER'S TREASURES.
JOY AND ANXIETY, Carrack. •
THE GOOD SHEPHERD, Dobson.
THE LOST PIECE OF MONEY. Millais. .
RESCUED, • AnsdelL
CHANGING PASTURE, Rosa Bonheur,
TIIL OFFER AND ACCEPTED, Thos. Faed.
THE BIRTHDAYPRESENT. Hannah. ''.;,i , ''''
THE SUNSHINE OF LIFE. Hicks.
HOME THE A SURES, Smith.
MARKET MORNING, Honing.
THE SMITHY. ' Herring.
AFTER WORE. Thee. Faed. 1
CHRIST HEALING THE SICK. Beni. West.
ISAAC WALTON, • .Millais.
THE BOOK OF LIFE,Pope.
•
.
MY FIRST SERMON, Millais.
MY SECOND SERMON. Millais.
LOVE'S MELANCHOLY. C. Mayer.
RASPBERRIES,
THE BAPTISM, , ' , ; Chrome. . Castoldi.
MADONNA OF THE CHAIR. . ' do. RaphaeL
ECCE HOMO, . do. Guide Rani.
MATER IX)LOROSA. ' ' do. Carte Dolce.
THE DEAD CHRIST, do. Milan Gallen'
MADONNA AND CHILD. . • Milan Gallery.
STAR OF BETHLEHEM, Portal's.
All the Standard ENGRAVINGS and CHROMO
. LITHOGRAPHS constantly In stoek,and the prices of al
very moderate.
JAMES S. EARLE . & SONS,
810 Chestnut Street.
WA.TCIIII3.B. JEWELRY. MU*
AMERICAN AND SWISS
WATC H -
Arm 74 ,
MOVEMENTS.
TORN HARPER,
No. 30S Chestnut Street, 2d Moor.
The attention of the trade le also called to invoices of
LADY'S GOLD WATCILES closing out at reduced prices.
de2.lrnrp3 ,
Sterling Silverware - Manufnetory
414„ LOCUST STREET.
GEORGE SAARP,
Patentee of the Ball and Cube Pattern& manufactures
every description of fine STERLING SILVERWARE,
and offers for sale, wholesale and retail. a choice mooch
Brent of rich and beautiful goods of new styles at low
prices.
3,*,. J. M. SHARP. R. ROBERT%
serialm
MEDICINAL.
READ THIS
DrAlt Sin: I was agreeably surprised to see by the
papers that the genuine HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT has
been introduced into America. This acquisition is of.the
greatest importance for cOnsemptives. My cousin, the
Counselor of Medicine, Dr. Sandereleben, Informed me a
long time ago of its . astonishing remedial properties; he
ordered from• Germany come of your preparations for a
friend suffering from disease of the lungs, and obtained
the beat results from their use, etc.
I would like to try it now on my friend and colleague,
Dr. Caine, who is suffering from suppuration of the left
lung, in conjunction with , spasmodic asthma. Please for.
ward me one dozen, and if, as I do net doubt, your re.
nowned Malt Extract does him good, the reputation of
his single case will lead to the universal adoption in our
place. NT here so many consumptive people are residing.
C. ILBLECKEN,
(REC(.ND LETTER.)
The health of my friend is improving. I, consider your
preparation is one of the moot certain we have for
diseases of the lungs,
C. H. BLECKEN, M. D.
To L. llorr, Esq., r. 12 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by Druggimbi and Orocore.
JOHN C. BAkhR & CO..
Solo Agents for Pennsylvania, Philatleißhia.
aeil-vvr metro '"-• -
REAL ESTATE SALES:
11l pEkI,M 1.•1 OM' SALM ON TDB PREM.. HES.--
Thomas A: Sons, Auctfonters, , Mandrome , Modern
Four story Brick flodde ,, eo and FurniturNo. 274
South Fourth street, above Spruce street—On:, ethics.'
day morning, December 18, 1147, at 10 o'clock,
at public sale, ulthout reserve, on the promisescall that
handsome modern four-story brick messuago. with three.
story back.buildings and lot of ground. situate on the
west side of Fourth at' cat, 18 feet north of Spntco street,
No. 274: containing in front on Fourth street 22 feet, and
extending in depth 104 feet 0-inches, together Aith the
common use and privilege of a 4 feet wide alley
leading into Ste nee thud,. The hough built by
the present oUlter. and always been occupied by
him has all the modern convertiencce; gas introduced,
bath, hot and cold water, water-closet, furnace( cooking
range, Ate '• 2 elegant imported cut-glass chandeliers in the
priers, and the gas fixtures throughout, will be included
,an the sale of the house; contains 2 pullout and dining
room on the first floor; ft eltambers and kitchen; has dry
cellar mid prov Mon vault. The buildings extend 80 foot
in depth. It is well adapted for a lawyer's otlice and resi
dence ; located in a very desirable neighborhood. Adjoin
ing the dwelling of CoL James rage,
2 ,1 - Terms—'l'wo4hirds of the purchase money may re
main on this pro Pet ty, scoured by bond and mortgage.
Err im m ediate peon:ion. May - be examined any day
Previous to Sale. •
Sui.erior Furniture, Mirrors, Curtains, Velvet Carpets,
.Enalisli Od•Uloth. be.
immediately after the sale of Real Estate, will be sold
the entire Household Furniture.
For particulars Flee Catalogues,
M. Timm/is A: SONS, Auctioneers,
HO and 141 South Fourth street.
(10111417
IdA ItILLITUVRIII INDELVLE.I,NIC, E3IBROLDEg
tug, Zrniding, tit amp .
C.
M.
A.
„ ronity,
1800 Pilbort street.
A LADY V% ELL QUALIFIED TO OWE
A I N
_NS
Piano arid Vocal Music, desires emplaYmeut.'' non '
reasonable, and hours arranged to suit pupal . AAddreaa
or call at 1456 North Eloveuth 'tract. • • pol4vpU
PHOTOGRAPHS,
BI choff.
Gerome.
Landelle.
Beaumont.
Coomatui.
Baxter.
4 Rowbotham.
Zimmerman.
0 Richardson.
do,
Simidens.
llaytter,
O'Neil..
Oid /40 fa, /St jes.
THE L AR G EST AND BEST STOOK OF
FINT \OLD 'RIE WHISKIEF.
IN THE LAND
IS NOW POSSESSED BY
HENRY S. ' RANNIE . Sr CO.,
OaliSsmatid 220 SIOTY'I I I-1 Eat STEUSIIIIIITi
Who offer the isms TO TEM TIiALDB, in? advantawaill
_ Terms L . •
zbeirtivock elm nyo BOND, comprising an the Savories Mutts gall
cant, and runs through the varlonii mounts el 18114086 9 and this year, ni Off
present date.
Depot, an , Win
Liberal contrami made for lots to antra at irininsylvania MR.
son Line Wigan, or at Bonded Warehotung• as parties rimy oleo% ,
int. to OMNI
ELOILIDAY noons.
VIENNESE SKATE BAGS
TIE GREAT CRRUITRAN
N 0 V .10. .
Them" tlegant Goode have been expreniy deedigned
for thin
CHRIt3TELELS BALES,
And are sold exclusively by
BAILEY & CO.,
No. 819 Chestnut Street,
ISILADELPLUA.
eelte,m,w•ararr
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS!
Nothing more appropriate for a Christmas CM than ono
of the
GREAT
AMERICAN COMBINATION
BUTTON-110LE °VERSE/XING
AND
• SEWING MACHINE
It is warranted to execute in the bent mane: l se
of Sewing. Hemmlnfr it relling. tkording. Tu
tag, Gathering. Quit Overneambig. Em oss
the gam and in addi on makes beautif Button and
ROO Holes in all fabrics.
IT HAS NO EQUAL,
Being* Absolutely the Best
FAMILY MACHINE
IN THE WORLD.
AND EiTRINSICALLY THE CHEAPEST.
Circular% with full particulars and samples of work
done on this Machine. can be had by application at the
IA ES ROOMS OW TM 00.•
8. W. eer. Eleventh and Chestnut Ste.
Inntruction given on the Afachine gratuitouniar to all
urrbasern. no
E GOULIMP--
. •
OFFERS FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
Steck & Co's Pianos,
Haines Bros. Pianos,
AND
Mason & Hamlin's
CABINET ORGANS.
Prices to suit the times.
delo Gleltinc
HOLIDAY GOODS.
UMBRELLAS!
FOP.
Holiday Presents.
A FM USORTMENT NOW READY.
WILLIAM A. DROWN & CO.,
246 MARKET STREET.
(UM/ lm
OPERA . a GLASSES.
A large and fine sureortment of OPERA GLASSES in
every style; Bardon's and other makes.
YaIoALLISTER,
728 Chestnut St.
°aim w
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS.
A large and fine assortment of Stereoscopic Views and
SterecacoPes• Paris Exposition, Swims. Italy. Grow"
and American Scenery. at greatly reduced prices.
25 cent Views at ...... . .................. ..... 15 cents.
50 cent Views at. ...... • 05 cents.
WILUAM Y. MoALUSTER,
728 10.1-IENSTNUT • STREET.
ocakut w too
ELIMAN T I T- A — N - D — Car.ll3. A. 111.1 1. ,
For liolldsy Fresentik
ntASON & CO..
,PO7 Chestnut street.
ROBENVOOD D1:6103 t iViiEY AND BUBBLA
WRITING CASES, in every variety. _
M &SON & Ca.
1O? Chestnut stroot`
•
CARVED PER.IIOLDEUS. BCOK-I.IIIUP, STAMP
BOXES, CARD BASKETS,
MAI3ON'as CO..
907 Chestnut street.
CL,TOII GOODS, INKSTANDS. MATCH BOXES.
1,7
PAPER KNIVES PIpiGUSEGONS, &a.
MASON & CO..
907 Gbpstuut istreet.
_11,4 6
_ _
ENGLISH POCKET X.NIVE I S AND SCISSORS.
WOBTENTIOIMS & ROPERS'S %apt cc..
f l O7 Chestnut Wed.
T)A.RS, 'VIENNA AND LONDON VINE I'OCKE'
BOOKS, in Russia, Turkey' and Calf. luso
N CO.,
907 Obeidnutotreet.
GOODALL'S CiIitIBTSIA6ION ERY.
• BEASON & CO4
de4 ISt rpl 907 chestnut Eitroot.
WELDING, INVITATION, Alk.il) N7AITING OAIIDB
Latest Stylos. - . WIABON,It
0C4185 EP; '.• , 907 CbC9tlll4 etrOVt.,
HOLIDAY GOODS*
COMPLIMENTS
THE SEASON.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
VERY GREAT VALUE
Very„ Little: Money.
EDW. HALL & CO.,'
28 S. SECOND STREET,
Have an extensive eiesortneent of new and elegant 00044
Bilks, Shawls, Vetrete. Cloaking" and Drew Goode. which
will be offered at a still further reduction, thus affording
to all an opportunity to purchase earful and elegant Pre
renta for the Holidays, at etch pieces as cannot fail to
give eatisf action. dell•w I mit
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.
I Are Now Ready
lb•
11 } /YYS~lY%l7ii:~:~l~YYi:~'+j i.:14~JHIGVYC~)~(~)gl
CHRISTMAS GOODS
For the present semiem to which ,they weal awed an
early visit before the choicest isrtlelei are selecte4 east
while yet the bony of Fielhia.shminess does eat prevent
the beat 'Mention.
' Our stock MIS year exceeds in novelty, beauty =dos.
rietrans previous offering of this limn% and is mode up
et selections from every put of Zurepo. In addition to
annersense assortuseni of
PARIS, LONDON
PiD _
VIENNA NOVELTIES.
Ws hove opened this season the finest lot of
mursautra AND MU
PIPES AND Cll3/111.11014ERS
Ever offered in this city, exquidtely cure and stiottitteds
funning very desirable
PRESENTS FOB GENTLEMEN.
As our dock in unequaled for its extent and careful 01.
lection,.so are our prices for moderation and adaptation
to the um&
r
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.,
l'io. 822 CBMISTNIIT sTamarr.
ftl4 w • •
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
The best and most suitable Present to a friend or the
needy is a barrel of our
FIRST PREMIUM FLOUR, .
and a bag or half barrel
"MOUNTAIN" BUCKWHEAT MEAL.
'Constantly on hand, Ohio. St. Louis and Virginia Flour.
Alto, "Mount:at" and 'inertias's" threkwheat Meat,. in
bags and half barrels—warranted superior to any other
in the market.
GEO. P. ZEELNDER,
Fourth and Vine,
SOLE AtiEST:
sell.ro tr
SPECIAL FOR 'HOLIDAY SALES.
•
TO RETAILERS
rG OF'
Laces, Embroideries, Linens, White
Goods, Handkfs. '
UWE ARTICLES,
• • SECS AS
SETS.
COV.AnS
SLEEVES;
LINEN
DACE
.`" xnuasurcEEE AND
PLAIN
REErs., ETC..
Irigreat variety, among which will bo fount! a 132119 lior
rortment of. Goods imitable for
'Holiciay Gaits.
..itITTER & FERRIS ,
No. 36 South Eleventh Street,
Will °Hen for oneMenth their largo and - dealrablo 'took
an above at GOLD PRICES FOR CURRENCY. equiva.
latit to a REDUCTION OF 80 PER CENT, dot at
•
•
-.CHRISTMASRE SEfT S.
; 0
MISKEY, ( MERRILL Si' THAdARA,
718 Chestnut Street s .l .
Would call attention to their fine assortment of
ijRONZES.
FLEXIBLE DROP LIGHTS• WITH STANDS,
PORCELAIN AND OTHER FINE BIDIDES,
All suitable for CI,IRIST.AS.yrtESIINItaci
Ults./WN BRAND LAYEII RAISINS. WHOLEIII
halves and quarter boxes of this sklendid mit, land.
l a and for ula by JOS, B. BURBLER it/ CU, I.OS Sou*
p wan Anne,