POLITIECA.th
The Lau; Election at Pittsburgh..
IA Mtn the ritiabersh Coni mettle! of December 1100
At sit' eleetion yelibird&Y J. Blackmore, Inde-
Pendent liernocrat and Workinsimm's ,candidate, wag
elected May or over John W. Riddell, the'regillat Hepllb
-liteD candidate by 3,011 majority; and Samuel Allinder,
h o iden neptibilaap t owe Wilitam C. McCarthy,. the.
regular Republican candidate, for Treasurer. eY il i Tn s.
jority. L'be regular Republican nominees t o city A t.
tomer and Controller, Messrs. Slagle and McUargo, . are' .
e le c ted. by tig majority for the former and MI for the lab
tedover Moors. Ituricwhi and Wright. who as 'well at
Mews. Blackmon, and Allinder, wore on the Werking
moll ticket. In both branches et the City Councils the.
Repu blicans wili herd overwhelming -majorities. ' • . •. .
The v e tnomme had no ticket in the field: •Of the sue. ,
cessfcli candidates one ,(the Mayor) is ,e. Democrat and
three are Republicans, It would be treeless to disguise
that the defeat of the regular Republictoncirdnees for
Mayor and Treat - neer was in consequenee of the open
bargain by which they were nominsted,.... Although no
body pretended to question that Mr. Riddell, the Itopith
neon nominee, was immensurabbr . the cupertor of Sir.
illackmore. the independent Democratic' and Working
men's nominee; although tt wasg on
—erallY conceded that
at this juncture of airstream was in many respects the
very mentor 'the post of 3layoet although his lifelong
and eminently elfin nt serving .us a. Repub li cen were
known to all: Milieu his character was as indisputable •
Mir i
as aerviees, ,, the -way la
•e WO nominated de
zok
termined a largo , dy of Repubilcans not to support him.
and main more, regarding 'of every , consideridion, to
openly support Mg - oLtnelit, , who, in addition, had the
aiunTigh°,ltilz,g4ll:7=mcitandgrilagttialill: e
r.fitegl e thrzelyesi from is polls.
whenever Conventions fail of their duty,
the peop i rStarti entry to rebuke them, the alien heartily re.
join. though <we cannot retitle° at the manner this nor
pose has bectrindlested. With such a rule established.
•Cenvelitiotta , will seldom go wrong. In our judgment,
howttrer; those Republicans who satiated to fieteat the
xoltider Candidates of the party yeeterdaY. because of the
way' they tyre nominated, would have acted far more
whely bad they not totally neglected theprimary Meet
hint. where tbe duty of citizens participating in enenons
•cossoneners. Thor were urged to attend • than Ineetince.
and warned, of the consequoncei of Indifference. ' But
they wore unwilling to lift a finger to tare; though they
were prompt enough to use all their stnelqdh to destroy.
It would be unwise 'for the recognized leaden of the
Republican- party to disregard the meaning of this epi
sode in its brat history - 'rho result rightly A understood
.
and Practicably appliedwill prove a benefit. 'Our Con
vection system must be reformed. There has been a fatal
disregard of the growing discontent end . oft-repeated
wanting' on thin aubject. We need not sPeeify. Emery
man of inteldgence knows whereof came the'complaints
and how, pert( thy reasoziable they were. In many
respects the =snag omen bas been as • bad as' it"
well could be. The specifications Wenld not be low, nor
wholly recent, but would reach' considerable time hack,
and refer to proceedings growing from bad to Worse, till
the greet body of the respectable - Republican came to
feel littlelen than utter ringunt- 7 4116 spirit in which hun
dreds of them voted yeetArtley. Thee* things are toll
- palpable to be disguised. We make no attempt to lodate
tie blatne--only to inculcate the duty which devolves on
nil Republican. to commence at once, and in earnest. the
reforms which defeat has taught them cannothe omitted.
CITY BIBJUM:N.
ALI,EGED BOARDING-ROUSE TEMP CAPTURED.
—A man named John Quinn was before Ald. Morrow
this morning, upon the charge of larceny. It is alleged
Vitale boarded at the house of Mrs. Mery Cullen. No;
UM Market street for four weeks, and docamped .without
Paring hie bill and took with' him several ^articles, in
eluding a set of furs valued at ditto. The furs were moo-
Toted at a second-hand store.where Quinn had sold them.
Yesterday Quinn went to the store pi John Conner, No.
did Soutbstreet and ordered a handsome silk umbrella
tole sent to a house
the
Ninth street, the bill to be aid
on delivery. ' While the boy was on the way to Ninth
street he was met by Conner, who sent him back to ask
his employer a question, and agreed to hold the Umbrella
in the mean time. The boy was afterwards unable to
Sad either Quinn or the umbrella. but the latter was re
covered when Quinn was arrested. The accused was
committed.
KiiionTs Or P)52111A8.-- . Enti formal installment
, of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. of this organization,
- will take place tomorrow evening arfhe, Hall, northeast
corner of fronnthAnd George streets. The Grand Lodge of
the Distrietpllklmbia, which will take part in the care.
monies. will ante, hero to morrow at poen, and will be
met at the • pot by officers and represepgatives of the
Grand Lo • • ofJPennsyloaxihk and auriar4l4t. Lodge& A
• frocri• • • ; wilt r bo t f o o n ri g na k , and e :P will pile; twer
acing l,tritt2:4lloOW
:wn
f ee ington to Eleventh, Elei v ven u ttt'to Fine, Pine to Fif
teenth.. Fifteenth to Chestnut._ Cheetnnt to, Twelfth;
Twelfth to Itace,Rate to Eighth,Eighth to Girard avenue,
Girard avenue to . Fourth.. Fourth to Brneo. airnee to
Thirt e. Third td uheetnut. Chestnut to E ighth,. and there
Rohnitur or. A Ligtruit STORE. The liquor
store of John O'Reilly, at Twentrsecond and Race
streets; was entered carlyyesterdaY morning by prying*
oven a wooden shutter on Race street. A number of large
demijohns were filled with whisky from four herr&
which werein the placiAssmdwere 'removed. Twe bar
rels of whisky were found in a ;wagon, which was stand
mg on the railroad track in front of the store, about six
o'clock yesterday morning, and afterwards two five-gal
lon demijohns of whisky were found on a vacant lot in
Twenty-second street. Two men were arrested by the
Tenth District Roble on suspicion of having been con
cerned in the robbi Ty, and were committed for a further
hearing by Ald. Jones.
,
UNPROVOKED Aseilit.v.--AlaerMan MatlBoY had
Were him. hit evening, An Irishman named Peter Beam,
debased with assault and batterY.' Beam was at a house
at Tbirteenth and Wood streets. A colored man was
rent to the house on an errand, and while he, was at the
door Beam without provocation, struck him a violent
blow. The negro then went away. lie was followed by
Seam, who was about to renew the amault, when he was
arrested by Of Barrer. The accused was held in 5600
ball for trial.
•
Bzwer ffroutr.—For a day or two a Snow Storm
has been brewhtg, yesterday' there wore
several Slight spits. Since daylight this morning the snow
hes been falling thick and fast. The pellets . are small
but hsrdi find sting very unpleasantly yeben they strike
the face andhands. A drops northeast wind is prevail
ing and causes the snow to drift "considerably. At the
Present writing there is no appearance of a discontinu.
AIM of the stoma. but every Indication. that there will
lie fine sleighing.
• FILEN AND NAltliOW ESCAPE.--Thb3 morning,
-about half past twelve o'clock, the clothing store of Mrs,
Lister. No. 505 Burst street, was discovered to be on fire.
The flames were extinguished before any serious damage
had been done. The dense and suffocatWg smoke caused
by binning clothing cut off the retreat of Mrs Lister.
who was sleeping in the upper part of the building at the
time of the fire, and She was taken out of the second.
.story window by the firemen.
HIGHWAY lioaauay.—Dennis ,Kelly was an
seated yesterday by Policeman Weetcott, of the Ninth
District, on the charge of highway robbery. It is alleged
that on Tuesday night be knocked down a negro on the
towpath, on the west side of the Schuylkill above the
Wire Bridge, and being unable to find anir in Lie`
pockets,. trolleyed him of his 'coat. Bell tken
before lderman Pencoast and was commit . wer.
Boammo-Honaa BOBBED.—A man, who aye
Ids mane as Gray,took boarding at a house on New filfirkot
street, below Laurel. on Tuesday night. lie had with him
cupet•best. This morning he went out and didn't re
turn., >Ahufl ber of articles of clothing, belonging to other
boarders; disappeared about the same time. The carpet
bag was examined, and found to contain three stones
wrapped ih Paper,
Treuss:',OLuri.--The regular stated meeting of
the Preeligildi was held yesterday after.'
- B oom :Aftetthe transaction of the ordinary business the
memoirs of George C. Bower. Jr., and Ernest C. Wallace,
decease d rnem Dem prepared by (jasper bouder, Jr., were
read by Mt. r/ tench!, -Wei* There was a very fair
attendance of =embers nt the meeting.
• JUVENILE , ,TiLx. , TAPPERS.-TWO bov named
john Torrey and John '/Ifettetttott, were ar rotted yeater.
4 1,y by nigh COMltable , Dmuicid, ' , in 410 coal office of Wm.
Wagner. Ninthetreet. above Po_plar street, where they
had robbed the money drawer of live dollars. The stolen
money was found on'the prisoners. The youtha were
committed by Alderman Hood.
Bola) Tunt-r.- r -A colored man, pupal John
Seery, •went into Nesll's storeon Second 'beet. above
Vine, yeaterday afteraoon. and helpdd Unmet" 'to a lot
of alerts. lie use roon arrested and the stolen property
wee recovered; li.nry was taken before 414. 741 and,
and was committed in default 4f illl.OOO bail.
LOCENY:— . l'homas Corkran, who was. mt.
•ployed in an office near Fourth and Walnut !treats. wee
arrested yesterday and taken before Reeorder 'Entru, on
the charge of having collected $25. and neglected:to turn
the money over to his employer. fle was committed ter
a further bearing. .
AWAITING AN OWNlUt.—Early on last Saturday
looming a pusb.cart was found at. Thirteenth and Wal
nut, by Iteaerre Oiliter Finley._ The same can be had by
its o • ner, on application to O fficer Finley, at the Central,
Station.
CITY NOTICES.
To CONSUISIVITVES.
WILBOVA COD LIVP.P. OIL AND LIISIV,
Has now been before the publicofor ten years, and has
steadily grown into favor and appreciation. I This could
apt be the case unless the ' preparation was of un
donbted and high intribbie value. The combination of
ttie phosphate of limo with pure Ced Liver Oil, as pre
, Tared by Da. WiLnott, has produced a new phase in
the treatment of Consumption and all diseases of the
lungs This article can be taken by the moat delicate
invalid witkont creating the disgusting nausea which
is such a Prominent objection to the Cod Liver Oil
when taken without Hine. This preparation is pre
scribed by the regular faculty, and sold by the proprie
tor, wholesale and retail. ALEX. B. Wir.noß, Chemist.
'No. 166 Court Street, Boston. In Philadelphia by
Johnston, llolloway & Cowden' and Druggists gene
rally.
GREENBACKS GIVEN AWAY
4 1`o the purehtteers of
"Manilall'a Pinc•Tree Tar Drop),"
The most popular remedy extant for Coughs, Colds
etc. They are perfectly white, very pleasane to the
taste, and quite etreetauth In sliding cases for the
pocket, and sold by all Druggists and Dealers,
kriceos cents.
-- - - B o ' wEl e s bin= une.nuit, Is a certain, safe and
speetty. cure for 43h011e, Paine and Spasms—yielding
great mild no children Teal:lint. Laboratory Sixth
put antem
, --Bownii's Gut ARABIC: SECIMIS quiet Colldis)
ebenthe inflamed gusfacea.relievp boaraeneds, pains,
tioreneas of the breast tough morning phlegm,
_and
droVir
x. corritort in Bronchial Irritations. M
per ade
, Sixth and Vine streets. Bold •by druggist&
gatato bo
Wr. auk still eksiltig OuVoiWitumense stock of
Lace Curtains at- cosh Bowe great bargains' loft - in
Embroidered. ,bace,. Application, 'Nottingham and_
?Muslin ,Curtainb.- ,•• • •
- • rgirt.Tl', CARAMOTON' &co y
733 Chestnut 'street
BRICESOW'S 1130AP8.—Elder , FlotTer, Turtle 011,
Glyceriue,-Leltnets, Stulower.libtek„ Riney &C.
SVOWOIOI & BirolesnuOmporters,
93 South Eighth street.
DEAVNESS, BLINDNESS AND akTARRII.-..
Isaacs, M.D., Profeasor of the Eye and Bar, treats
diseases Appertalithig to the above members with
the utmost success.. estimonlalstrotn , the moat re
liablescrarces in the 'city can be. seen at.his mike. No.
Boa Arch street. The medical acuity are invited to ac
company their pationts, as be has no secrete in his
practice. - Artificial otat bisected.. No charge made
Cur examination': , , .
•
DwoooisTs' Suxinsucs and Fancy Goods..
Elbrow.utrask rinOTUMIS, IMpOrterS,
23 South Eighth street.
•
IF Yotr wOuld keep . warm -,
This kind Of. weather. •
You can get all kiwis of tine Fars at
. , Oakfordl3'. Couto:mutat Hotel
• WHAT SHALL I BOY FOR A CIFORTSTAIAS ' GIFT
for my wife, sister. cousin, niece 'or "intended" (a 3
the case may be).• is the perplexing question as the
Liolidaya approach. No*, we are happy to say we
can answer thia question for one and all. Buy, one
of those Beautiful Combination. Sewing ,and Button
hole Machines, at the S. W. corner ,of Eleventh and
Chestnut areas. Nothitag*could be more , appropriate
for the purpose.' l'itgance 'gra we/Illness combined,
and the price within the:teach - era. '
Vgar Lutem.CAT.ISTERA Almeria Grapes.—
. XITOTIELL & PLZTOMM,
U. Clretnacistreet,
RrintitgiD2l INSTITUTE—SECURE YOUR' SHARES
AT Oxon.—The different Agents throughout the coun
try are rapidly making their returns of the shareis Sold
In aid of theltiveraide Institute. This indicates that
the grand distribution of presents will come off at the
time' announced.' Those .who wish shares should
make immediate application, as the subscription books
may close At any moment. Office, No. 921 Chestnut
street.
Wrtgow 1311&pHs closing old at
228 Chestnut street,
kiLTY, OABRI
Limn% In whole, half, and q,arter boxes.
Citron, Orange and Lemon Peet Currant% Sweet
Cider, and Pure Brandy for Mince Pies, Fruit Cakes,
ie., aa
& Flavours,
•
1204 Chestnut street.
Jr you would keep Watla • '
This kindot weather.
Yon am get all khiels of line Fare at
OaWords', Continental HoteL
LACTi CURTAINS 131CLLibra CHEAP.—No mistake.
The finest ever received by the trade in 'this country,
purchased at auction at remarkably low prides, and
will be sold accordingly, by W. Henry Patten, 140
Chestnut street.
EXTRA Frets BLACK TEA
fly the chest of from 5 to 50 pounds.
DirTommc 8c Fmrromrs.
1204 Chestnut street.
IF I'OU world keep warm
Thin kind of weather,
Ton can get all kinds of flue Fare at
Oakfords', Continegal Hotel
No Htnurnro.—Cturtains and'Shades selling at
a great redaction. No pretence, but real bona fide
bargains at Patten's, 1408 Chestnut street.
Arrival from lawman..
BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.--The steamship Cuba,
from Havana on the 7th, arrived here at 11
o'clock last night. , ,
GENERAL BUTLER ' says .if Man's house is
worth $lO,OOO to-day, with the ' National: debt at $2,-
000,000,000, when, the debt Is reduced one-halt then
your htruso is worth $20,000: and ergo, if the debt is
reduced, to nothing, then your house is worth $2,000,-
000,000: , These aro big Agates, because we are dealing
with big things (the national debt and General Butler);
but to come,o small figures, we would say that a small
sum will buy a winter snit of Clothes at °has: Stokes
it Co.'s first-chuis Clothing House, tinder the Conti
nental. , One visit will'convince, ••
, -
13oare.—The largest assortment of Men's Boots
and Shoes in the city. Bartlett, 88 Smith Sixth etreet,
above Chestnut.
GENII warm Barman or in ancient times, it is
said; and surely a spirit of fragrance is imprisoned In
oyery _Peon charged with Mahon% Extract of the
"Night Blooming Cerena," and sPreads,its wings upon
the air, enthralling the sense, whenever one of the
crystal cylinders is. opened. •
NEB* Frtni OLD Govintiotdri jAys Coma.
Very Choice New Ctop Tait:
1204 (Meat= etrcet.
ADCTION CIIRTAIM3.—Very elegant and very
tut quality. Belling at very low priceo, at W. Henry
Patten% 1408 Chestnut street. ,
-
Th an
u on. SANITARY result's are experienced by
taking an occasional dine ofßit. Teams's. Tro-Dour,
OOREUX, Or UNVriIISAL DTEITILALOIA. PILL. This ntedi
eine, by toning and stimulating the nerve Ituid, pre
vents or removes NsusstotA,Nerve-ache, or any com
plaint:a of a-nervous character, and produces perma
nent health. Apothecaries have this medicine.
. Jerre Rom, 285 Dockstreet, beloW Third,
revived by W. I.Larkin on the European plan.
Meals from() A. M. to .19 P. A 1.,, Good, lodgings for .
guests. House open all night. Rooms 50 eta per night.
Cturranq Goons and furniture coverings closing
out at a great sacrifice. We have again .marked down
our retail stock, as it must be eiosed out by Jan. Ist,
HRLTY, ()ARRINGTON & CO.,
• 728 Chestnut street.
WINDOW SITADES., The cheapest window
shades can be had at' Patten's, 1408 Chestnut street,
Re is always selling of, (Goods cheap, and no hum.
butt,
THE Primmer, Bnwm6 Macturrn.--James Par
ton, in the history of Sewing Machines in the et Ilant lc
Monthly, says: "Without presuming to give an opinion
in regard to the comparative merits of the various ma
chines, we may say that we wore exceedingly struck
wish the elegance and ingenuity of the Florence. , ?
That 1s a commendation worth more to the reputa
tion of the sewing machine than any "Fair" gold
medal premium, because it is the opinion of a man of
genies and extensive observation. We advise our
roadere, One and all, to secure enefor a'holiday pros
ea. There is no better; none more beautiful, simple
or durable. Office and salesroom, No. ,1123 Chestnut
WHITE OrtAPEO, WHITE tiRAP7 ;
By the WhOiOBOIO or single . rind.
BEITOILZLI:
1204'OheAtunt street.
TlrliorhrEux.—lfor Nomptness,. good work
manship and low prices apply at Patten'a, 140 S Chest.
Ent street.
FANCY BONNETS AND TRIMMED "EIATS pelting at
very low prices, much below cost, to close ttle ,season;
also, a few fine Prenclil3oanets at g,reat.hargalus. the
latest bonnet frames, bonnet material, &c., all selling
out at a great sacrifice. .
WOOD & Cum,
725 Chestnut sheet.
LADY APPLYB, Oran s, Lemons, Almonds
English Walnuts, reciuie_ t , & c.
Aturenstn &
1204 Chestnut street.
SAFETY RAILROAD SWITCH
MAIN TRACK UNBROKEN.
I am now prepared to frindsh railroads throughout the
United Ntatee with my Patent Railroad . Switches. by tha
use of Which the!HAM TRACK IS NEVER BROKEN.
and It is impoosible for any accident to occur from the
misplacement of irwitthea.
The owing lorails,aa the great saving_ in Weir of the
rolling !dock. Which is by this moans provided with a
level,genooth, iodine track:at switches! in place of the ,
usual movable rail,. and the consequent 'severe blows'
awned by the open joints and battered ends.la a matter
i d es orehat ihe aepeedal attention. of ad Railroad Companies.
Af3 A BINITER.OZ ROONOMY ALONE this Wow
tion needs only to be tried to insure its adoptions but
beyond thb economy. THE PERFECT IMMUNITY
ACCIDENT *reed by misplaced switches
la a =bled .not only of importance io r a m ,* t o
Property saved itom detraction, but it concerns THE
ME Mg) 'LIMB OF. ALL ' TRAVELERS 41PON
RAILROAD& '
I refer to Dm rhilidolPhla_ idad Reading Railroad Com.
Paril. now yz i row YOrit AO,
I , l em Railroad Co.
I am
nod for ', m a le
oher Railroad Com.
pantos. and/ ditut/Y Ova soWonll,litiba in detail
that may be desired.
WAL waturrOx,. Jr.,, Patentee,
Box No. 2745 PhilodS., Pa.
Ocoee, No. 28 South Third 1004 , I hUsdro
Factory, walnut aboie inkilmin.
oolAtin rl4.
D I MMO 11477 o?&M9ilarg r ig
OLD• AMA& OFFICE.
lyperof*.c. Ilukllteiradif t
Lo .
N. a -ramw • gag*. bard nvimmor,
BEET.PRIOEP. ftwan
DIAACI fiIATHANIX - 41170TIONEBR, N. E. ooNNEN
u 1. 4.. .
a Third and 13pnma ' ant" one RUM beim Of
Enchs .00,000 loons 7E I . thanidl sunii*j
dlaino Playas. plat" ,
value. , co hoop' , frau X 7 .
rairlall ia ClVldZa 71447, . • AM
THE DAILY, EVENING BULLETIN.4-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,DEMME , 12; lam,
ON & Co.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
1867. CHRISTMAS • 1867..
CLARK & BIDDLE ,
Jewellers and Silversmiths,
Beg leave to intern their patrons that bar-
lug made large accessions to their stoili
dvring • the past week, their , assortment le
now mach greater and more varied than
they have ever before offered.
Pi-ices Greatly Reduced on
the Eutit e StOck.
CLARK & BIDDLE,
712 Chestnut Street,
.el7-to th sax' rp4
R. & G. A. WRIGHT,
No. 624 Chestnut Street,
Have jut received a large, assortment of now and
elegant
FANCY ARTICLES,
Selected in Europe this season for their
NOVELTY AND BEAUTY,
ESPECIALLY FOR
Christmas Presents.
a large and beautiful assortment of genuine
MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
Which they offer for sale at very reduced prices.
deg-th 5.m.1.20
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS!
Nothing more appropriate for a Christmas Gift than one
of the
GREAT
AMERICAN COMBINATION
BUTTON HOLE OVEBBEAMING ,
SEWING MACHINE
It hi Warranted to execute in the bait manriel l eiver7vari
of Sewing. Hemming, Felling, Cording, GM& Emil
Ing Gathering. Overseaming. ' broidering on
the edde. and in addition makes beautiful - Button and
Eylet Holes in all fabrics.
IT HAS NO EQUAL,
Beira Aboolutely the b eat
FAMILY MACHINE
IN THE WORLD.
AND INTRINSICALLY THE CHEAPEST. •
Circular% with full particulars and samples of work
done on this Machine. can be bad by application at the
41141L' El ROOMS OF TEE CO.,
S. W. nor. Eleventh and Chestnut tilt.
Instruction given on the Machine gratuitously to all
urehasers. nois.lmry4
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR GEN'TLEMEN.
An elegant assortment of
Wrappers, Scarf Rings,
Breakfast Jackets, Scarfs,
Cardigan do., Gloves,
Mufflers, Sieve Buttons,
Cravats, Handkerchiefs,
With a great variety of
Under Garments for Gentlemen.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
814 Chestnut Street.
deiltjailro
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS:
. The beet and most suitable Frennt 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. Bt. Louie and Virginia Flour.
Also, and''atar e
tl3..torirrhteoata Me
ny =
in the market.
GEO. F. ZEELNDER,'
Fourth and Vine
SOLE
tt
HOLIDAY GOODS.
UMBRELLAS!
FOR
lEloliday Presents.
& 'ELL NOW READY.
WILLIAM A, DROWN & CO.,
246 MARKET STREE"V.
se7.lStr9
ELVANT AND USEFUL ARTICLES
For Holiday Prezente.
MASON ac CO.,
907 Chestnut street
ROSEWOOD DESKS, TURKEY AND RUSSIA
WRITING CASES, in "erylnrggi4
907 Cheetnut tamer.
Catirri! PEN.HOLDEREI, BOOKALARK.I3, STAMP
BOXES. CARD SAUCETI3, &c.
SCOTCH GOODS. INKSTANDS, MATCII BOXES:
PAPER ENIVES, PiNCUESMONS, Ae.
MASON & CO.
907 Ceestnut street.
roues POCKET KNIVES AND, SCISSORS:
WOBTKNIIOLIIPS Sc ROGERS'S finS makes.
MASON 41;
. . 907 Chestnut street.
PARIS, VIENNA AND LONDON FINE TOCKET
BOOKS. hi Russia, Turkey and Calf.
. MASON 6c CO..
907 Chestnut street.
00D.41.1..13 CIIRIBTIVAB STATIONERY
G .
10..130N es'CO..
901 Chestnut Street.
1713=1
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itattOw k 907 %/Wpm MK&
HOLM 11(' GI
E GiUtOP-01*-
OFFERS FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
Steck & Co's pianos,
Tlaines Bros. Pianos,
AND
Mason &
CABINET ORGANS.
Prices to suit the antes.
del° Ide24lno
PIANOS TO RENT.°
CHAS, W. A. TRUMPLER,
it B L New Rade Store,
926 OREBTNIIT STREET,
Offers NEW ag. 13WOONMI DRA PKOtI TO. BENZ
Pianos and Organs
FOR SALE.
oeikal rp4
NOV ti4I I PIIWEBER PIANO!
hese MUM areTNITIMMICUOWLEIXOths
Best Plano-Fortes Manuthotured
FOR BRILLIANCY AND DURABILITY.
They are used In the Conservatoriesi
oflnsic of New York and Brooklyn.
and by the leading schools in the comm.
try. A. full and varied assortment con.
scantly on hand..
.I.A.GETZII4IIOI3 CHESTNUT STREW.
AI/
10.14E1W rATBNT TREMOLO
EltiOnfrOlOr CO. organs and Melodeons, _with the
ett a tent tremolo." eel 44 tu tt rie
TIFFANY' & 'CO.
Respectfully invite those visiting New York and in par
exit of nice HOLIDAY FRESENTd, to an early inspec
tion of their collection of novelties, gathered from all
parte of Burn), as well as manufactur i p al home. They
make exception this autumn to venal c tom, in receiving
all their now goods IN NOVEBIBE in order to give
better attention to purchasers during the Cluistmas sea.
eon. In no previous year has the House presented such
full and interesting assortment of Awricuai FOR
GIFTS.
Goods packet and sent home at the risk of the Howe.
560 and 559 BROADWAY, New York.
(House in Earls, Tiffany, Reed & Co.)
month ato tdo'si •
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
'Gentlemen's Wrappers.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
Noa.l ana sic Sixth
le now offering an elegant and extenalve assortment of
Gentlemen's Wrappers,
Scarfs, Ties,Multlers,Gloves,Hdkfs.,
etc., Vic., etc., -
Boilable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
ALB%
Els usual assortment of Merino. Bilk
and Woolen Undershirts and Drawers.
AU U 0
J. C. BARNES & CO
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
MLINEVIeII=n OP
Fine Shirts, Collars, Wrappers, &o.
Nth 245 N. NINTH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
oes.smfr
CHOICE FINE CONFEOTIONS,
PUT VP IN NUT BO: BRIDLE FOB PRESENT%
HAINES it LEEDS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CHOICE FINE CONFECTIONS,
906 Market Street.
Also. oplrdld assortment of FroneyzolK latird
g r dt t re
1867. CHRISTMAS. 1867.
FINE CONFECTIONS,
PUT UP IN NEAT BOXES,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Delivered in any put of the city.
E. G. WHITMAN & 06,
88 Chestnut : Street.
dale-tut
NEW CITRON, CHOICE QUALITY, 85 CTEI.
NE v CURRANTS, Choice Quality, 15 cents.
NEW RAISINS, for 22 cents to 60 cents.
CHOICE SULTANA. RAISINS.
PURE SPICES, CIDER, COOKING WINES AND
BRANDIES, at
(MUSTY'S EAST MD GROCERY,
delo.l2t No. 118 South SECOND Street.
BONBONS DE PARIS.
IiOUVEAUTEEIPOUg ETRENNES.
C.„ 1 3 ENAS,
CONFECTIONER; "FROM PrAltlSi
No. 830 Walnut Street.
A splendid variety of
FANCY BOXES ID BORBOINIERES,
Of the newest style, Just received from Paris.
dell.l2tro•
HoTADAy PRESENTS
At
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.'S,
_ Opticians,
de&th.e,tn,ttrp4 924 Chestnut street.
T OL G D L Y PSRESU E A TE L . E S
OPERA GLASSES,
WHEEL OF LIFE, LASTERNE,MIOROSCOPES
• MATHEMATICAL STEUMENTS Az &a.
JAMES W t IQUEeN & CO
dfs.tb eau tr ,§ am Chestnut str eet. t.
MASON & CO..
807 Oheatnut street.
ISAAC B. EVANS
K.xu,.a~rosss am mum=
OILS, PAINTS, VpINIStEk:
Naval Stores and SOON
NA , IR North Detiware avenue, Philo&
- ..
upLigioni - ormirmitatir.t — nwEip Hui
iL l um 4 stia 44 1 1,,titing, ac. es AI a y
~ •,I ~ • t , J . 4. INO WIM/ ^,l
Mish e s.
t4ilo4#6lr S
AND BEST'sToon oir„ .
FlNt' 'OLE(' 'RIB WHISKIR'g
THE la A D
NOW '.vosskakEr) BY
„
HEN ~ S. RAITE- &00 .”
at's and L 'H smEzigniv
Who offer the - seine Tq'Tini- TBADS, in Lots, on very othreidoiteellt
rime; stook[ ddt Bye *Mao YPt BOND, Centrism *Mite Yeararilas animas mg
sant ; a nd irrjui tureemb the vierleem Menellmee idea M 6, %Rd omits
year vat
Liberal contracts made for late to arrivi itt
_ream . !Alm a& 11 .11•11,0% Ern. ill
eon Lam Wikara'or at Hondo! Ig i rile irazusa may imam
LADIES' 'HEIESS GOODS;
, .
•
SPECIALTIES
IN
LADIES! FINE FURS.
NOW OPEN.
The choir,est selection we have over offered. eowneuell
of
FINE RUSSIAN, SABLE. ,
IER/DSON BAY SABLE. • ,*
EASTERN AMERICAN SAPPR.
ROYAL ERMINE AND OEUNOMLLA. •
FINE SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
ASTRAC.A.N. *ILLY, ORXIITEANs
Besides raw other varieties. •
REAL ASTItAGAN CLOAKS;
ARCTIC) SEAL CLOAKS. '
FINE SABLE CLOAIDE
And other lenge Fur Genneste,
PRocir6g, & co.,
RE CEIZSTNUT Street.
SPEdIALTIES
Ladies' Fine Cloaks.
NOW OPEN.
THE HANDSOMEST STOCK WE HAVE EVER RE.
HINTED, COMPRISING GARMENTS 114 THE MOST
DESIRABLE MATERIALS, AND OF THE MOST
FASHIONABLE VCILOSS, IN.GREAT VARIETY .
AND WHICH WE WILL SELL AT
POPULAR PRIORS.
J. W. Proctor & Co.,
SPECIALTIES
Bich Black Dress Silks.
We have lust received a Care . of •
FINE LYONS EMI L%
Purchased under. advantageous Mreiiill!ustsi of qua*
ties vaz7ing from
11141 tilo 50, '
To which we reirpeetfulli eak tha attentive 'of Ladles.
woods will he sold ror less then Um, would eest to
impo
3:I W. Proctor & Co.,
920 CHESTNUT Street.
DRESS -MAKING DEPARTNIENT.
All the Favorite Cokwa to
PLAIN CORDED POPLINS.
Eenzat.reial
VELOURS =SSE
And other Rich Fabrics for
WALKING SUITS. + .
Which we wilt Bell by the yard, or make to order.
LA DIES DRESSES,
MADE IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
A large variety of
LADIES' WALKING SUITS,
At all that* roady-made to pat on.
J. W. - .PROCTOR & CO.,
920 Chestnut Street.
0c29-tu th a 51zo rPt
111111UMMCIE.
. THE •
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The , Fidelity-. humranee, Trust
And Safe Deposit Corny Hind
FOB THE SAYE REEPINg t OP SIAM STOOP wil
CAPITAL oniF4l v uesburs.
tz. intowNE, m , Tim.. .14A0,‘„,, i ii . .'
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National
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Gold or Ives .. ...,........,..a ftiar
GAUL IMMO Mas ts no or or _
Creams. *a t via to the . sag
lis T__,..ilo ulauxe(4 2 relfingErr viam.ris
VAurinr:or m ESH.sio.wo and Ha a . sororatoit to
du and I Ipa avot;
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mu BENT—A r /NE 16_1_3 B PC" D-13 m.l =TO
on uhoolnut dreg. (south , 411103 i nffrnut TO
Fo , too , to. , Adam' B. A., two o co. -4 Ge *
FAMU
mo aktocir.‘:,ootirt o /° 11211 . 1 bso OA' Tflt... 4 o .. zs . fri r t.
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w egy i
tiou of tbolollilA g y , FlTA7auta'aboZvt.
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sbrftdad. l inliffio VOW - r1 8 :8141Nit k
row 4, Qv. Woad Ana Ovntost4l., PW1491, 414,
BUM & at.)
EMPOWER or ' •
VVATMI.ES, pLaigoNps,
And"other Preelotno,Stolies,
[" iZsia:jcY4;~ la~~
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YIP 41k1:4
T. GALLAGREW,
MANUFACTURING JEWELER/
Invitee the attention ot , hle friends and customers. to
SIB NEW ESTABLISSIMENT,
1300 calernars STREET.
Goods wamiated'ot thitquallty, at pieta mach below
the weal ratea. detothAta.lotratt
AMERICAN AND swiss
WATCHES h
dug
movEmremrsr.
JOHN N. HARPER,
Ns. 808 Chestnut IMPeet, Sd 'Thor.
The attention of the trade ii sin csfied to Loveless at
LADY'S, GOLD WATCHES clash:l/tout at reduced yam
epulotrxe
Sterling Silverware Manufactory,
444 LOCUST! STREET.
GEORGE SHARP,
Patentee of . the Ball and Cube patterns, roanafaeteroe
ovary deettiHation of Ems OTKRLING 811.722. W AZIL
and offers for oale, wbotosato and retell. a &doe ewe&
wont of tiell and beandtfol, pods of raw allies at toy
prices.
J. K. ittlA
MM77. 1- "TI
inlll.4* 1. ESTATII—T • 011 AS de 80N8 SALL--
0.2 Tuesday. January 14th, 1868, at 19 Woe*. noon.
will be told at public solo. at the PhUndelobLa Sa
chet/WS the follolvirlitL4llcoirt . viz.: No. 1.
Three-Amy Brick Dwew rA No. may avenue.
abovo street, !tenth - LAW Hutt Ruse
story brick manmade and Go tt of ground. attests es the
westeriy side of Men a venue . above Richmond
Weer. No 1016 z the lot la front on Montgomery
20 feet. incliMing a throe-i eat wide allay and ex.
tending in depth Id feet.' -litebieetle an irrodossalet a
yearly grouted last of RA
No. 2.—Two thromtory Brick DwalZ at Noo. 417 and
419 Richmond street, 811 h-War& All three Hari
brick mounts,. with twoefory fans° buildings and
lot of pound, sibyl* on the northeast side Of Richmond
street, 144 feet 4 inches tiortheaat of WIJIGTOT street. No.
an; the lot containing in front' ow Richmond street 15
feet. and extending is depth 00 feet to Kayser& court.
Subject to an irredeemable grelild rent of $37 50.
Tcnne—sUlV si= 3 / 4 on mortgage.
No. 9—All that brick twesetwm. with two-
dory brick Wadi** and ot ofadjoinieg r Ae
above, situate On the northeard.•t&W of Richmond
150 feet 4 Ineheo northeast of Hanover street. No. 419,.• tbe
lot containingtn front on Richmond street 18 feet. an d ex
tending in death 80 feet.
Mithror of ail inaumbranee.
ediate poommeloo.
Terms—WOO may remain On alkg y V
M. TH &OMAS rAnetioneares.
IS and.l4l Youtteetrost. '
deilla4.ll
2 oltrillilitY COUNT BAI.II.—BSTATE OF PAT-
H& , Lavery, de
—Thome & &MA A
Threeetory ttri r m lotel. northeast corni l lriMma
e tiot
and Amber ant toes Orittrgt.th Orlibans*
Colin for And eataty et MUsid& will be
sold at public, on TyseedaVanusay 7 at 12
o'clock. noon, at the FlilleAelp Exchaage. the Mow
ing deecribed property, late of &trick Lavery, deed..
viz.: All that lot of ground, with the brick hotel building
thereon exerted, situate and' beginning at the north
thasenVy corner of Front and Amber streets. 19th Ward
extending nortseirlx4lsisig the easterly , side of
Front
aca t f,3 reet 54' metes:. minim eastward!? ot a
line at t angles with Front street 23 feet iiiii Inches to
a point ; aoutheustwardly on a line :aright angles
with Amber street 23 feet log *Ache* to the northweiderlY
aide of Amber street; thence sotithwestwardlY along the
northwesterly side of Amber street 53 feet 935 inches to a
point, and thence nortliweeterlY 1 foot iiii. inches to 'the
plimsoll briglindnit.
The above premises are subject to two yearly ground
rents—one of $B7 57. payable half-yearly. on Lit of
iFebrusr3r and A uguet, and thetiter of $35 to, pa able ht
day of May avid November gi every year. Bounded
westward by Front street, nett ward and northeastward
by ground now or formerly of William Leatherbiuy. and
thesouaetward by Amber atte4 ' •
he cote. E. A. hIERRICIC, Clerk O. C.
LEWIS C.. CAI39IEDY Adulstrlitor.
Ai. THOMAS & 50NI 1 / 4 Auctioneers.'
139 said 141 Boni Fourth street.
del2 Slia4
inORPHANS' COURT BALE. — ESTATE OF
Christi= , Wahl. dace:med.-Minute rt Sons, Auc
tioneer/I.—Building bet. Fourth street. south of
Morris street. First Ward- Pureuent to an order of the
Orphans' Court for the City and County of Philadelphia.
will be sold at public sale, on Tuesday. January it, MIL'
at 12 o'clock noon. at the Philadelphia &reheat& the
following described proPortl. late of Christian Weld, de
ceased. via.: A lot of ground, situate on the p v t side of
Fourth etreet,.94 feet south of Morris street, t Ward.
cif' . of PhiladelphiaLcontaining in i rant on ourth street
16 feet, and extending in depth 110 feet 7 inches to a . 86
feet wide street. ca ll ed Cuba 'street. Hounded on the
-north and south by ground_norr or late of theyeing.
ton Workingmen's t.et"Uondissoegltien , and g Atte
IT
same 'premises which Chris an 16 ter and a. by In
denture dated July 'II, 1860, la the o ffi ce ter re
cording of deeds, de.. in and fo • clip and county of
Philadelphia. in beet Book A. . . Nal_page 98, de..
granted and conveyed unto said bristles: Wahl in fee.
By the Court. E. A. ERRICK. Clerk O.C.
McQUALE, Administrator.
THOMAS a 80145. Agetioneera ,
' 1119 sald 141 South Fourth even:
, 4 199 4 11
UltkilAtgo' t;CioisT SALE.--EsTArs OF CHAS.
Penrose. deceased:Thomegi • &Attetlon
eem--Irredeembliw Ground Rent, .$2O. year.
In pursuance to fign order of the 'Orlime
Court for the City' and County' of; Philadelphia. 141 %
sold at public sale, on Tuesday.' Jimilaty 7,1845,At
o'clock, noon, at the Philadelphin Exchange, the. follow-
Mg described property late of Charles Penrose; deceased
viz.: All that ,yearly ground rent of twenty Spanish sli
ver :Wiled Sellars; payable on the first dai of ' November
In every year forever, issuing out °Lind - c argeablsrupon
all that lot of ground, situate on the east s do of Second
street, and north side of Queen street, ithe Mt( of r 731 11 -
delphla ; cottsining in front on Seco ndstem Etteet 7
inebes, and in depth on Queen street 621 feet ti inches. awl
in breadth on the rear from Queen: street northward 22
feet 7. Inches.
By the Court. E. A. MERRICK, Clerk 0. C.
CHARLES PENROSE. • "$ •
jolts R PENROSE, LExecutora.
CLEDIENT_A. BUCKLEY.
ABRAHAM PERKINS, ,
21.'FlICHAK & SONS. Auer&
1.89 midi* South Fourth street.
de12,21Ja4
rOltlll & Nis ' 00 UST 8A LE --iiii'ro, u l OP
Hannah C. Louderback. a ,minor .— Thomas Bone.
auctioneers.-2)64itocr Brick kit Ore and Dive No .
glo South Eleventh street.—Pant to an Order.° 'the
Orphans* Court for the city andcounty of Philadeinish4
f ib,
:will be sold at publics sale. esday, Januar) , It i ? 1668.
at 12 o'clock. noon, at the delPhla Exchange, e fol.
lowing_deseribed property orie.eizth of Hannah : Lou
derhack a minor): All-th memos. and lot of ground,
situate on the west aide of Eleventh street, city of Phila
delphia, beg i nning at the distance of ea feet sou h of South
street "von inina in front on Eleventh street 16feet, and
extend ins in depth 86 feet. ~-
By the Court. E. ,d., REEEICE , Clerk Q. 0,,
N. Et.—One.sixth interest wilt be gold by order of thet
Orphans's' Court. the remainder by the other owners'
thereof--tha purchaser obtaining ii.title to the whole.
rir- . Tho above property has been occupied for several
Years as a store and dwelling, and is an excellent stand
for business - . • . ... . .
' lid. TIIOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
de12,211a4 . 129 and 141 South Fourth otreet.
ti .lt
IgAtiESTATE.-';THOMAS & SONS' SALE—
'
Large . and Valuable. Lot, .seven germ, Newport
street. Thirty4lecond street. Thirty.lirst sheet, need
street; Dickerson eet, Twenty.sixt& tis ard,--On , Tues.
-day,,,lanuary•7,. at ig o'clock noon, will „_leold. at
u l ik
public sale. at the iladebbh, Exclututei all tat lerge
and valuable lake r Around, altuate ay. the em Mde .of
Newport street, about 114 feet south of Wits ,1 0 , lame.
Twenty.sixth Ward; having a front of NI 48400 feet on
Newport atrect, and extending in depth on the , ' abaft
lite. otos, Thirtplecoad . and Thirty.fiest atreeV i ig&l
11.4.100 the fee and the southerly line 87814.100ths feet, ing
:in widthou ho rear end, 814 16400 the feet; - (ranting alas
on ludokerson and Hoed etreets, when . out throll Bll ,‘"cen•
ta !Ring 6 t4.looths acres of ground '
Will be sold according to recenesurvey, w hi c h M m ay
seen at the auction rooms
bi ... ; . I •
- ' • . THOMAS & SONS, A ltooNntieers,
'01%14.21,28181 UM and 141 Souut Foltrth street.
REAL LiSTAlll—THOMittalNo. SALE.—
inSuperior letsitrstory tron.tront ore. to straw
berry at., between Chestnut and Market and 2d,tinel
Ad ate., opposite Trotter at. Ql l tTuomAaYi 42 4 , -It'Aßer;
O'ClOdt, 120017, bri sold at pablie sass,. vit, la r I /II
:delphia Exchage:all that well•built tiveatory , nt
store and lot of ground, tituate on the westside Otr
berry street betty •an tiliostnut and Market striate.
and direct ly` opposite: TrOttor sty. fI, ,Whieb runs, Into
ttei oad street i containing in front on litravti berry sir( tSO
feet, and extending in depth 82 feet. Thu store was Lollt
I'4;4'6;l'olliter olviter,•andisti nished in the , best •Inannars
blab ceilings, die,. • , , - I •
tier rents for Styr° r i le "! se a: jet, 1,0 121 id At tl . lO time
:1;!! ettkita.:,;:,!'"o'''..:. M.
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