==:2
•
ittrarear. Fran mailers will recoPeCt
that this end to-morrow evenings are the two last of
the bray of Mr. Kennedy, the famous ScotCh minstrel.
Mr. Kennedy Nri)l give one of his' charming concerts
thfa e-ening, at the Orme hall. prograriame con
taints a large lumber, of Scottish ballads, which be ii
lusftlitefl and sings Oracefol/F andwell.. Mr. Ken
-nedy has s fine, rich tenor voice,and his entertainment,
• unique sad original till it IS, Cannot fail to give pleasure
to those who are present.
Orr 1 nav ArrzIINOON next Mr. Hassler will give,
we ions] matinee concert at Concert Rail. The
fawning attisctive programme has been prepared.
No. 3. We must state, was dedicated by Liszt to the
King of Prussia, at the conclusion of his last cam
"alga against Austria.
Overture—Semlramid e. _
S. Solo for French Born—Berceuse_,
Mr. littesvenmacher.
3. Oraztd Victory March—(new).... ~ . ... _.Liszt
4 . Vocal Quartet—Searching for Gel.
:, ...Kreutzer
3lesers. Oral; fierwig,MlllerandTholey.
15. Minuet° from Symphony No, 2, In F...... —Haydn
6. Overture--Poet and Peasant..., ....... Suppe
Grand Operatic Selettion—Fra Plavolo &fiber
S. (talon—Toot a Vona_ ........... . .. .. .Kimball
Too Gans:um& 011CILESTRA will „give thei s t' usual
public rehearsal at the Musical Fund Hall to-morrow,
at 13A1 P. M. with the following programme: .
I. Overtztre•--"Le Rol d'Yvatot Adam
Song--Erl King.. ~.• ....... .... . . . . ... Schubert
3. Waltz--Night Violets. .. . . .... .. , . Lamer
4. Andante con moto,fromith.Simphony.Vendelssohn
Z Overtare--Semiramide (by request). .... ....Rossini
ts. Scene and Cavallo& from Attila .. . .. . .. .......Verdi
T. Finale from Oberon (first time) Weber
11.1ffilimatt 1 ENTAS•
Tax Tnwunts.--The severe storm last night kept
all but the enthusiastic play-goers at home, and the
theatres consequently did an extremely poor ' business.
At the Arch to-night , Mr. Edwin Adams will have a
-benefit In the fine old comedy of Wild Oats. The per-
Sormance will commence with the drama, Dreams of
_Delusion. At the Walnut Mr. Brougham has a
benefit
in the Lottery of Life. Mlle. Zoe at the Chestnut wilt
appear this evening upon the occasion of her benefit in
the drama of Esmeralda, after which the farce of That
'Nose. The American offers a miscellaneous bill.
Mee. LLsmis.—This accomplished actress will have
s farewell complimentary benefit to-night,at the Acade
say of Music, in the character of "Lady Macbeth;
which she will play for the drat time in Philadelphia
She will be supported by Mr. J. H. Taylor as "Mac
sxuc
MLx.x. JANAIMOVEL —This celebrated German =-
tress will make her debut at the Chestnut Street Theatre
on Monday evening next in Medea. The season will
last but six nights. If report be tree, Mlle. denim
etchek is not only gifted with remarkable personal
beauty. but she possesses the very highest order of
dramatic talent. Under these conditions she cannot
Sail to draw large audiences. • Yesterday the sale of
tickets began, and an immense number were sold, de
spite the inclemency* of the weather, We seriously
advise those who desire to see this great tragic actress,
to secure their seats at once, for there is a perfect
;furore about her, especially among the intelligent Ger
mans in this city.
BUNYAN Tautaanx.—This series of aplendid paint
,lngs will be exhibited at National Hall this evening.
Th •
un d r e y i . Mew s.
yC a th l e e y m , Cehu eminen
Kyle,t
Hunt in n d h n
Cropeey, and others, having contributed to make these
tableaux in every respect a most admirable and beau
tiful panorama of the eventsdescribed in the Pligrim'a
Progress. • The prices of addlission have been reduced
to BO cents for a single admission. Four tickets for
one dollar, and admission for children 16 cents.
littamarra Brauer OPXIII. Housa.—The laughable
• burlesque Surf will be given at this opera house to.
Bight. A number of other burlesques are announced,
- with extravaganzas, scaly, dandes, and the usual va
rieties belonging to the minstrel stage.
BL - rrz.—The immortal Signor will give another of
those unique exhibitions Of magic for which he is fa
mous, at Assembly Buildings, to-night. bignor Blitz
has determined to withdraw from the platform at the
• clog* of the present season, and those of his old
friends who desire Bla c k him again in his character of
Professor of the Art, stiould embrace the pre
sent apportuinty. •
Part.amzuntu. Oran Housx.—A most attractive
programme is offered for this evening at this popular
eetallatonent. Mr. Budworth will appear in several
favorite characters, and the members of the troupe
will constitute the customary eelections of vocal and
. instrumental music, interspersed with humor, local
Ints. and. burlesque.
a[TY BULLETIN.
Tzar FIRE DEPARTMENT.—The Board of Direc
tors of the Philadelphia Fire Department held , a
meting hat evening for the purpose of making
uninations for the position of Assistant Engi
neer of the First Fire District, for the unexpired
term of Mr. McCusker, lately elected Chief En
gineer. The following gentlemen were placed in
nomination :
James Pollock, Harmony Fire Company.
John J. Malony, Hibernia Fire Company.
W. F. Forman, Weecacoe Fire Company.
William Butler, Southwark Fire Company.
Thomas H. Peio, Hope Hose Compariy. -
Alex. McClintock, Fame Hose Company.
Joseph H. Foyer. Franklin Hose Company.
John 0. Butler, Perseverance Hose Company.
Canfield Dorf f, Good Will Fire Company.
The companies belonging to the First Fire Dis
trict will meet to elect an Assistant Engineer on
Tuesday evening next, and on ,Wednesday even
-sng the result of the election will be announced
by the Boaol of Fire Directors. .
Neauow ESCAPE.—This morning, about half
past nine o'clock, a sleigh belonging to Mr. C.
H. Clark was upset as it was being turned from
the railway track on Chestnut street, between
Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets. The occu
pants, a hired man and a son of Mr. Clark, aged
about 5 years; were thrown out in front of a car.
The driver of the car put on the brakes but - the
tear could not be stopped, and struck both man
and boy. The track was slippery and they were
pushed along for some distance, but the car did
not pass over them. Both bad their heads cut,
but were not seriously injured.
A VIOLENT FELLOW.—An individual named
Moses Clementson was arreste4 yesterday, by
°Meer Shaw, at Colton and Main streets, Mane
ytuak, for being drunk and disorderly. On the
int,y tothe station-house he fought the officer
furiously, and bit off the under part of his lip.
Me had a hearing before Alderman Ramsdell, and
was, committed in default of 81,200. While 'ln
the ell he tore up a board from the floor, got
into pe cellar, and then escaped. He was re
captured, however, and was held in an additional
*5OO ball.
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.---A young colored
named William Smith was arrested yesterday by
Policeman Maybin, of the Eleventh District,
, upon the charge of larceny. Re lived with a
man named Mack, at Easton, and is alleged to
have. stolen a double-barreled gun, powder flask
said shot-pouch, a silver lever watch, and about
seven dollars in cash from his employer. He
"vent to Bethlehem and then came to this city.
Be was taken back to Easton for trial.
BEAT, HIS WlFE.—Recorder Enen had before
him yesterday Edward Davis,charged with assault
azud battery on his wife. He had deserted her,
mid yesterday she went to a shoe, No. 1209
'Wood street, where he was employed, to ask for
money for the support of herself and child. It
Se alleged that he then boat hdr. He was held In
*BOO bail to answer at Court.
A JINX:Num Homy. THIEF.-A youth named
James McLaughlin, aged 16 years, was arrested
yesterday at Fourth and Calthwhill streets, by
.Sergeant Bayne, of the Eleventh District Police,
upon the charge of having stolen a horse from
Jenkintown, Montgomery county. He was
taken to Norristown, and was cot:Emitted by
Justice Hnnsicker to await trial
LICCTURE ON THE FAR WEST.-001. It. Stockett
3datthews, of Maryland, will deliver a lecture at
IC,oncert Hall, on Tuesday evening next, on "The
Far West and the Great Railways to the Pacific."
Both the subject and the lecturer are very attrac
tive, the former for its vast and rapidly inereas-
Sng importance, and the latter for his brilliant
eloquence. There should be a large audience on
the occasion.
CAE TIIE PAVEMENTB.—The ordinances of
the city provide that the snow shall be - removed
from the pavements within six working hours
- after It has ceased to fall. The police will strictly
4enforde the ordinances, anal those who do not
'wish to pay a penalty silo d . promptly comply
with the law.
VIOLATINa THE LIQUOR LAW.--lingn James;
proprietor of a tavern at Huntingdon and Sal
=LOB streets, was before Alderman Sear vaster
Ile
day
wa on s
bald the
in $6OO bail charge of se
for tri al lling lon Sunday
iquor.
LA.mactry ov a WATcu.—Charlotte Sheriong
'Wu committed by Alderman Patchel, to answer
the charge oftaving stolen a gold watch from a
swot who had , been enticed into a house In the
stelghborhood of Tenth and Locust strwts.
.tuis.—L Fair in aid of the Alexander Presby
terian Church will be held In the chbreh building;
bilunisenth and firm streetaguat week, cow.-
eads & on Monday evening.
OVlrr NcYrrom
BOWEres Guat Aititnro Ssmarrls quiet Cotghs,
sheathe Inflamed steams; relieve hoarseness. pedos d
soreness of the breast r a tottga I n°rD in fi r egin lyr i
impart !finch comfortm Bronchial Irr a one. ade
13 7 Bower, Sixth and Vine 130"" Sold by druggists.
SO Ma - box.
BowEß's INFANT CORDIAL is a/certain, safe and
speedy cure for. Chblic, Paine and Spaems--yielding
greatrelief to children Teething. Laboratory Sixth
and Green.
Runnow'a SoArs.—Elder Flower, Tnrtle Oil,
.01yeerilie, Lettuce, Sunflower, Musk, Rose, eSC,
SNOWDZII & BROTTIEBB, Importers,
23 South Eighth street.
DEAPNEss, BLINDNESS AND CATAMIII.
J. Isaacs, AL IL, Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with
the utmost success. Testimonials from the most re
liablesources in the city can be aeon at his office, No.
805 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to ac
company their patients, as be has no secrets in his
practice. Artificial= eyes inserted. No charge made
for examination.
LUObOCk
DRUGGISTS' Burman:a and Fancy Goods.
SNOWUSS BUOTREIIB, Importers,
• 28 south Eighth street.
FAREWELL TO LUBIN'S EXTRACTS, FOREVER,
fat ewell. The "Night Blooming Cereas" of Phalon &
Son supplant them all. Who that has inhaled this
royal perfumes in the halls of fashion can ever forget
it or use any other hereafter.
Iv you would keep warm
This kind of weather,
Yon can get all kinds of fine ram at
Oakfords'. Continental Hotel
VERY LARGE Cmisrma Almeria Grapes.—
*rroaatii. & PLICTOMIL.
1204 Chestnuts tract.
HOLIDAY PXESENTS, at Gars China Palaed,
1022 Chestnut street.
An immense assortment of China Vase!, Card Re
ceivers, Motto and Mustache Coffees, Tete-a-Tete
Sets, &c. Bronze and Parian Marble Statuary. Gold
Gilt Ornaments in endless variety. China Bouquets,
Lava-ware, Bohemian Glass, and a hill line of Staple
Goode, just landed. t
Bought for cash from the largest manufacturers in
Europe, and will be sold al pricee defying competition.
Call and examine stock before along parchadee.
Showroom open till 9 o'clock at night.
RAituris, in whole, half, and quarter boxes.
Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel. Currants, Sweet
Cider and Pare Brandy for Mince Plea, Fruit Cakes,
r• YOU would keep warm
This kind of weather.
You can get all kinds due Fars at
Oakfords'. Continental HoteL
LACE CURTAINS BELLING CHEAP.-No mistake.
The finest ever received by the trade in this country,
purchased at auction at remarkably low prices, and
will be sold accordingly, by W. Henry Patten, 1408
Chestnut street.
ExTriA Fora BLACK TEA
By the chest of from 5 to 50 pounds.
Birrommt.BG FLETOIIER,
1204 Chestnut street.
A WORD OF Axil-tom—The stock of Holiday
Presents at Gay's China Palace, 1022 Caestnut street,
is complete, and we advise all in need of such articles
to make their selections before the assortment is
broken.
IF YOU Would keep warm
This kind of weather,
You can get all kinds of tine Fars at
Oak fords', Continental HoteL
•No iltalTilla.—Uurtains and Shades selling at
a great redaction. No pretence, bat real bona fide
bargains at Patten's, 1405 Chestnut street.
GENERAL BuTLEtt says if a man's house is
wordrslo,ooo to-day, with the National debt at $2,-
000,000,000, when the debt is reduced one-half then
your house is worth $20,000: and ergo, if the debt is
reduced to nothing, then your house is worth $2,600,-
000,000. These are big figures, because we are dealing
with big things (the national debt and General Butler) •,
but to come to small figures, we would say that a small
sum will buy a winter suit of Clothes ht Chas. Stokes
a Co.'s first-class Clothing House, under the Conti
nental. One visit will convince. -
Boom.—The largest assortment of Men's Boots
aria Shoes in the city. Bartlett, 33 South Sixth street,
above Chestnut. '
VERT Fr= OLD GovEßNmErrr
Very Choice New Crop Tca& •
MITCHELL AG FurTonna,
1204 Chestnut street.
Airmen CORTAINS.—Very elegant and very
fine quality, selling at very low prices, at W. Henry
Patten's, 1408 Chestnut, street.
JONES' Horn, 235 Dock street, below Third,
revived by W. P. Larkin on the European plan.
Meals from 6A.M. to 12 P. M. Good lodgings for
guests. Roue open all night. Rooms 60 eta. per night.
WINDOW SHADES. - The cheapest window
shades can be had at Patten's, 1408 Chestnut street,
lie is always selling off. (Goods cheap, and no hum
bug.)
TIIE FLORENCE SEWING MAGEGWE.---JSMEB Par
ton, in the history of Sewing Machines lathe At/antic
Monthly,says: "Without presuming to give an opinion
in regard to the comparative merits of the various ma
chines, we may say that we were exceedingly struck
Oh the elegance and ingenuity of the Florence."
'That is a commendation worth more to the reputa
tion of the sewmg machine than any "Fair' gold
medal premium. because it is the opinion of a man 01
genius and extensive observation. We advise our
readers, one and all, to secure one for a holiday pres
ent. There is no better none more beautiful, simple
or durable. Office and salesroom, No. 1123 Chestnut
street.
WHITS GRAPES, Wurric Onerss,
By the wholesale or singl
AL e pound.
NITOILILI FLILTOIIIIII,
1204 Chestnut street.
GRoVER & BAKER% Highest Premium Be
Machines, 730 Chestnut street.
UrnorsTEnr.—For promptness, good work
maosttip and low prices apply at Patten's, 140 S Chest
nut street.
"FANCY BONNETS AND TRIMMED HATS 'selling at
vet low prices much below cost, to cloee the seaeon;
al,o, a few fimAtrench Bonnets at. great bargains; the
latest bonpet, frames, bonnet material, all selling
out, at a great sacrifice
LADY Arriass, Oranges, Lemons, Almonds,
English Walnuts, Pecans, c.
Birronsrs. & Furrows*
1204 Chestnut street.
628 HOOP SKIRTS. NO. OE&
FALL STYLES. •
Plain and Trail Hoop Skirts, 2,2.2 f, 2.341. 1111( and 8 yards
round. of every len_ and sh ape, g and a nom.
pletb assortment of Misses' an dkirfrou v a
to 45 .1 impeder spri ngs , from 10 to 88 inches long , all of "Oun
MA " in style, finish and durability.
reallythe cheeped and most satisfactory Hoop SMres in
the a mericannaarket. Warranted in every remect
Skirts made to order,Laltered and repaired.
CaUTlON.—Owing to the unprecedented reputation
which "Our Own Make" of Skirts have attained. some
dealers are endeavoring to put a very inferior skirt upon
their customers by re resenting them to be "Hopkins's
Own Make." Be not "Our Make" are stamped
on each tabgW. Manufacturer. No.
Arch street, iludelp aua also have the letter
woven in the tapes between each afid
Also, dealer in New York made .0 a t Tery lOW
prices, wholesale and retail.
Bend for catalogue of rtyleourfidpriente d Pu
• No. 828 Arch hilndno_
mh&f,m,vajyrp WM. T. OPSLICS.
P SKIRTS AND Eingra -308 '..,...a
JLL BAYLEY,
_No. 812 Irma W new Inlnufw.r a ii
tog ado wino, of Hoop Mts.
also IMO Heal French ecnieti deal" 47142 641 16
altered and remired
SAFETY RAILROAD SWITCH
MAIN TRACK UNBROKEN.
I am now prepared to furnish railroads throughout the
United States with my Patent Railroad Switches. by the
use of which theXAIN TRACK IS NEVER BROKEN.
and it is impossible for MO accident to occur from the
DA/placement of switches. ,
The saving brans. and the great saving in wear of the
rolling stook which is hi this means provided" with a
level. smooth. and firm track at switches in place of the
usual movable rails and the consequent severe blows
caused by the open joints and battered ends. is a matter
deserving the especial attention of all Railroad Companies.
AS A MATTER OF ECONOMY ALONE this lam.
lion needs only to be tried to Insure its adoption; but
beyond the 'economy nIF. PERFECT inuanarr
, FROM ACCIDENT caused hi . misplaced switches
1 is a subject not only of , Importance in respect to
property saved from destruction, but it concerns TER
LIFE AND LIMB OF ALL TRAVELERS UPON
RAILROADS.
I refer to the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Coal.
.pang. and to the New York and HitAliffill Railroad Co
lam now 1.,11. orders for various other Railroad uom.
tlea , ant: will faaai dye an, Information , in detail
WflL 'WHARTON,. Jr., Patentees
Box Igo. 2745 Philada . 11 Pa.
Ocoee, Ito. 25 South Third Street, Made
- Factory, Walnut above 31st it., Ph lads. .
ooloim rya ,
VITUITE CASTILE SOAP.-IMI BOXES GENUINE
TT White Caatlle an ralh laTuaba tram Bria_P
ala from Gesda, for Wale bi JOB. utm e tra ve '
(XL. 11011Bouth Delaware avenue.
pEIEWEGOIMi er MAXinit
BU 011.11.4
4 EytmAji. BuLLETIN.,PHILADELPRIA., PRIDAY DEOEMBER 18, 18
B=Ml==
1204 Chestnut street.
WOOD & OAILY,
725.Cheatnut street.
HOOP SKIRTS.
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A CHEMICAL i'RFPAItekTION OF LARD.
Or Lard 011, neutralizing its attraetioir for Oxygen, the sonnet' of gum. etc., and imparting to it (bythetnieit aflintty3
property of
Whereby it is retained. in lubrication.
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The Oil on hand Rill resist a temperature of 43°. At an enhanced price it will be furnished to resist 32° to 851
Fahrenheit
The Oil aubJect to return and credit, within fifteen days from date of delivery. if not satisfactory.' •
. C ONSHOHOCKEN MILL. October •30. 1989. •
••• • - • •
The "Wool oil" we find decidedly preferable to the best Lard or any oil we have heretofore need for that purpose:
while keeping the wool softer, It also entirely obeiates the effect of electricity.
•
The "Lubricating Oil" we also find to answer all purposes recommended.
Send us, immediately, one cask 'Lubricating Oil," and five barrels of "Wool OIL"
• BENJAMIN BULLOCK'S SONS..
KEYSTONE SAW WORKS. Laurel, below Front street.}
• Philadelphia, May F. 067.
I have used several barrels of Vergne's Improved Oil in the last throe months with great satisfaction. Bly engineer
reports that it is the beet oil for lubricating purposes that has been used about this establbshment, not excepting
$
perm.
Tor oiling bright surfaces, such as saws, Bc., we find the Improved 011 retains a bright polish, free from 'Sadness
or corrosion , so that we do not require to apply it, or clean so often as heretofore.'
HENRY DISEITON.
PHILADELPHIA. August 98,1867.
We have been ruling Vergne's Improved 011 for aU purposes for about mix weeks; as compared with the beet ells we
have tried, we rind its durability from .36 to 60 per cent. greater. It is entirely free from gUM W ,__
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NNW PIIBLICATIONe6
TheAmetican Sunday School Union
No. =CHESTNUT STILEET.
PHILADELPHIA,
Has an t f nj i t s ts e &an i v u l:gg e v a :irl2 l c t r a f= a tlf e e t T o p u r i i i fited , pro•
NEW AND SUPE kO IOB. BOOKS
SUITABLE lt
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Also, an extensive assortment of
BIBLES & DEVOTIONAL BOOKS.
Complete Catalogues of tk Society's Publica
tions furnished gratuitously.
&Witt§
THREE NEW BOOKS.
Ecce Deus Homo ;
Or, The Work ant filmdom of the Christ of Scripture.
lltmo, Tinted paper. Ritz?. cloth. Price $1 51
•
Hodgson's Reformers and Martyrs.
The Lives, Sentiments and Sufferings of - some of the Re.-
for mers and Martyrs before. ,lase and Independent of
the Lutheran Reformation, By Wee. lionosos. One
voL nolo. Fine cloth. Price $2 00.
Fighting the Flames---A New Juvenile.
•
A Tale of the Fire Itrtgade. By B. M. BA.LLANTTNY,
author of 'The wild Man of the West," —The Coral
Islands? etc. With illustrations. Tinted paper. l2mo.
Cloth. 51 tri.
For sale by all Booksellers. Published by
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & .00.,
715 and 717 'Market St., Philada.
&12.2 t Bpi
G m BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
BUY THEM NOW AND GET THEM CHEAP.
The largest and most beautiful assortment is at T. B.
PETERSON & BROTHERS. No. 806 CHESTNUT
street, Philadelphia, Pa., at very low prices..
CIIIIAIEN'S BOOKS AND GIFT BOOKS OF ALL
kinds. The largest assortment in this city, and for sale
andw prices. will be found at the Cheap Bookselling
Publislaing House of •
T. B. PETERSON & BROS..
306 Chestnut street.-
looks,
WORK/31 STANDARD WORKS!
Poets.
meet
The largest assortment of all kinds of
Books, to meet all ages, all tastes, and all pockets, will be
tound for mak, at low prices, at
T. B. PETERSON dr BROS..
Stsifiliestnut street.
rotas.ENem wotaid IRVING'S WORKS COOP
ER'S NOVELS ! WAVERLEY NOVELS ! BIBLES!
PRAYER BOOKS ! ANNUJILS ! BRITISH CLASSICS!
BULWER'S NOVELS! LEVER'S WORKS, and misect
laneous books, etc.. etc., etc.
'1 he largest assortment in thlircity, and the finest bind
ings, for rale at low prices, will be sound at the "CHEAP
SELLING BOOK HOUSE' , of
T. B. PETERSON & BROT tnut eHERS.
gog Chestreet.
Ur' All the NEW BOOKS are at PETERSOn'S. 132 t
AT ' 4 .1.12E CHEAP tiouK STOttE.r.
JUST RECEIVED.
A Fresh Supply of the
Ilso STANDARD POETS:
Milton, Moore. Rogers, Scott, Tupper, klemans. Brim,
&c., c.
Selling below the usual coat of manfacturing 50 cents
per volume.
Also, daily_receiving, a new assortment of Ers
$2 Books, Selling at. 50 cents.
$1.50.800ks Selling at 25 cents. '
A SUPERB 'STOCK OF HOLIDAY BOORS,
In plain and fide bindings, at a great reduction.
Call early and avoid the great rush. Store open until 10
o'clock each evening. Holiday Catalogue ready in a few
days. JAMES t). CLAXTON.
. No. 1214 Chestnut street.
CIUBTAIN 111A.TERIALLS.
RICH LACE CURTAINS
AT
AUCTION PRICES!
The)mbeerlbfsrs have fast received. troin the lets
AUCTION BALES IN NEW YORE. •
800 PAIRS
OF
FRENCH LACE CURTAINS,
From the lowest to the hlgheet quality. eome of the ty.
RICHEST MADE.
,ALSO.
Nottingham Lace Curtains,
Embroidered Muslin Curtains,
Jacquard and
-
. Muslin Draperies,
Vestibule Curtain%
In Great Variety.
Sheppard, Van Harlingen & Anion,
1008 Chestnut Street,
del-la
13 . Anallartis IN
LACE CURTAIN%
CURTAIN WITERLipt
FUENITURE COVERINGS.
WINDOW READER.
AND =gummy GOO
Of the Neweet Peados, Deed2o4 41 Qualities.
PIANO AND TABLE OCIVERIB.
And a full Uzi. of
111101108•inN=1311INQ LENIZBiIL 10(0'
- Lt the I,oweet. Pripea
O. M. STOUT* CO,
11.00 Chestnut„Street.
snmitgrtia
ATTRACTION FOR METALS,
Samples furnished at Wholesale Rates.
B. de la VERGNE, Agent,
BRANCH MANUFACTORY,
No. 100 Callowhill Street,
PHILADELPHIA.;
.a . l= i ;"l=
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers. ,
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers..
1
JOHN C. ARRISON,
Nond and 8 N. Sixth St.Philada. I
Is now offering an elegant and extensive , assortment of
Gentlemen's Wrappers,
Scarfs, Tie s, Muffiers,Gleves, Hdkfs.,
etc., etc., etc.,
Suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
ALSO.
Nis usnal assortment of Merino, Silk
and Woolen Undershorts and Drawers.
Islll U 0
J. C. BARNES & CO.
GENTS' HJRNISUING GOODS.
lIANUFACTIJURI OF
Fine Shirts, Collars, Wrappers, &op
NO. 245 N. NINTH ST.,
oeeim PHILADELPHIA.
IBUSVISANCII•
Girard Fire Insurance Company,
NEW OFFICE,
s
639 N. E. coy. Chestnut and Sevenths%
CAPITAL AND NIINPLUN,
10135'0,000.
dB of wbkb h safely Wrested In Real
Estate, Bonds and llntfilgeOf G l ivenimull
Loans and other good deenritles. ~
• 1
This Company have rueeeedulb• insured'
I:100.0005000
Of a 800 roperiy in the !sat 14 years,y anire. d paid MORE THAN
Waal b
It nss nearly doubled its es Malin this period. It has
never belonged to any combioaMon of underwriters in
thin cis. or of it.
Ow* etas in Penrayivania. and elsewhere, have nor
been i to loin any organiraticrn for establishing
arbitrary rates and rules.
We have our own tariff of Premiums a re
g e not under
the nee.eadty of borrowing from this e of others.
1 Brokera and Agents in Philadelphia prof to repro
sent us in any particular, should be able to show ;oat
written authority for doing so. Parties wishing insurance
writ commit their own [Merest by calling In Lemon at this
offiee. . . ...+ 1
DIEMOTIL
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THOMAKCUMI. ALFREDM GMT%
FURMAN 11W,PPARD, ii, 13,1. A
THOMAS MACKELLAS, ' CHARLEI L MONT.
JOHN SUPPLEE. HENRY F. KENNEY
JOSH W. CLAGH&wan J ,ORN JOSEPH KLAPP. m. b,.
a.
THOMAS CRAVEN
PREENT
ALFRED S. GILLETT,
VICE PRESIDENT AND TABARD/MU
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'IN= B.
‘:" YiIiZAPAItY. ' '
1n ED IC INAL.
READ THIEL
Dawn gra: I was agreeably surprised to see by the
papers that the genuine HOFF'B MALT EXTRACT has
been introduced into,America. This acquisition is of the
greatest Importance for consumptives. • My cousim• the
Counselor of Medicine, Dr. Bandersleben, informed me a
long time ago of its astonishing remedial properties; he ,
ordered from Germany some of your Preparations for a
friend suffering from disease of the lungs, and obtained
the beet 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 Jon
lung, in conjunction with spasmodic asthma. 'Please for
ward me one dozen, and if, as I do not doubt, your re.
nowned Malt Extract does him good, the' reputation of
his single case will kad to the universal adoption in our
place, where so many consumptive people are residing.
C. IL
isien ) BEECHEN, M. D.
m:mm:l T.Errg
The health of my frd is improving. I consider your
preparation is one of the most certain we have for
diseases ortho lunge. '•2*. • '
C. H. BLE,CSEN, M. D.
To L. Boer, Erq„ . 0:542 Broadway. N.Y.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
. JOHN C. BASER & CO.,
Sole Agents for Pennsylvania, Phlladelphia.
ISAAC B6EVANS ,
• ......vant imam u,
• OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES,
Naval Stores and Soaps
No, 16 North Delawaie ivenitet, 1111110116
TU A Grrian - fr.s }IN i 1 • •
'kit J. B. suutiztia toe *NO DiIaWOOF,
•MOYM.
.
Oltt 18 l ei`
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOOK 01P
FINE OLD RYE WHISKIBB
IN THE LAND',
IS NOW POSSESSED BY
HENRYS. HEMS & CO.,
218 and 220 ' SOUTH rIELIDNILI
Who offer the same TO TER TRADB, In Lots, on very adevaitaggeogil
Terms.
Their:Stock o 1 /lye Whiskies, IN BOND, comprised, all the faineant OM NI OINI
taut, and runs through the various months Of 196400% and of this year, ap
present date•
Liberal contracts made for lots to arrive at Pennsylvania B.Ro Dope% Units
•on Line Wharf, or at Bonded Warehouses. ay partite may oleo*.
an 'to lo
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
NOT ONE SHALL BE
D ISAP PO INT E D
To-DAY,'
Or during the next
Thirty Days.
SELLING
Off our Stock of new and elegant Goode at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
CAUTION
Our cuatomere and the public against listening to what
Lutereeted persona may say u regards our Goods or
Prices. but to call and
JUDGE
THEDISELVEEL
We are determined to
SELL QUICKLY,
AND GITE ENTIRE lATIIFACTION.
EDWIN. HALL &stil,
28 8. Second St.
dell• 9 •
SPECIAL FOR HOLIDAY SALES.
TO RETAILERS
Laws, Embroideries, Linens, White
Goods, Muidirfs.
LACE ARTICLES,
auca AS
COLLA➢S.
SLEEVES;
LACE EIdITD..
QED AND
PLAIN
lIDILFS.. ETC..
'Omar t
of varlG oods etr. am
ndong which will be found a Large es
sortmen itable.l or
Holiday Gifts.
RITTER & FERRIS,
No. 36 South Eleventh Street,
Will offer for one month - their Large and desirable stock
u above at GOLD PRICES FOR CURRENCY. equiva
lent to a REDUCTION OF 30' PER CENT. &Mgt
POPULAR PRICES
FOR
DRY GOODS.
RICIEY,SHAIi , BS; CO.,
727
CHESTNUT STREET.
.el}.tt ry
Blankets at Reduced Prices.
The subscribers
foun ar
in the now rever of \ ed to otrer the largest N.
eortment to be city
SUPERIOR QUALITY BLANKETS,
/ill Wool and est rs widths, for beet family use,
ALSO.
OHM AND CIDADLE DLANKIETS.
And a full line of
MEDIUM BLANKETS;
For Dotal, Mlle huditutions. eft.
Sheppard, Van Harlingen & Arrison,
,HOUSEXUaIdIaiIING Dalt GOODS.
Ito. 1008 Chestnut Street.
47 lot
1 •
CHEAP LINEN GOODS.
Sheppard, Van . liringen Arrison
No.looB thwitaut Eltrctti
Are now recetrinf from the recent
AUCTION SALES,
1301E11 VERY CHEAP LOTOOF
03emeley Sheetinge,Tewele,Huokabeeke
and Other Linen Goode,
To wheat the thylito the otleticat of h_._litmf,tqiii BEING
INEA.RER TO Ow raWma tlan P , D , lng they have
RIM obfo to otke. • del•let
IIItETAIL DRY GOODS*
SPECIAL REDUCTION
.. FOR TAE
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS,
J. M. HAFLEIGH
1012 and 1014 Chestnut Street;
Will Commence Monday, Dec. 9th
To eeU the balance of bis stock of
]DRESS GOODS
At Still Further Reduetiozus in
Prices,
Cheap Deputment Now Open.
English Hosiery,
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
Skating dilaters,
Skating Jackets,
And 'Fancy Hosiery.
lIOLIDAY PRESENTS
LN
LACES MUD EMBROIDERIES,
Put up In beautiful Oriental Boxes. imported exPrelarY
for tune.
Camel's Hair Shawls and Scarfs
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
de.74 m m wf uSt
MARKET ca
to a ak
so ,1 1- 2,q 44 'IN.
.
PRICES STILL FURTHER
REDUCED.
We have just added BS Mew CLOAKENGEI to oar
dock, width makes tt a most masaidant oak *ad Own
all marked down to such low prime that they monad
GOLD VALUE.
Black Chinchillas,
Black Velours,
Black Tricots,
Black Moscow*,
Black Doeskins,
Black Castors,
Fancy Cloakings,
Blue NorwaLka,
Brown Norwalk*,
Light Norwalk*,
White Rorwalks,
Pearl Chinchillas,
Biown ChinohiLtaa,
Light Whitney*,
Fancy Velours.
talloaes.llll
CLOTHS.
. -
Our entire dock of CLOTHS hie been reduced finch
below the market value,ln order to Ow out before Block
Taklns.
PERKINS,
• No. 9 SOUTH NINTH STREET.
de7•lnns4
BLINDS AND WINDOW SHADES.
B. J. WILLIAMS & SONS ,
NO. 16 North SIXTH Street,
hisnotacturem oC
VENETIAN BLINDS'
WINDOW SHADES.
Meet assortment tn the ally, the oldest - establlsb.
11
ramizaarlfirtgtYaned " It e til lA Tfr
nom SHADES MADE TOMMIt. Se46-ttrof
CHARLES L. HALE,
Gate Selman and Superintendent tor IA J. WlManm)
NO. 831 ARCH STREET .
RILANTOFAUTIUBJEMIOP
VENETIAN BLINDS and
WINDOW SHADE&
LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT IN TEE
CITY AT THE LOWEST moles.
urHournause IN ALL ris . sg&Noini. • -
STORE-SHADES MADE AND LETTERE%
sel7.tf re• •
PAINTINGS, &G.
NEW OIL PAINTINGS.
NEW BOMAN PHOTOGRAPpI,
NEW CHROMOS;
From end Florence.
NEW .11,84:1ERS' GROUP,
-firr.:BoHool. ExAzdniAtioN.7
Looking Glasses in every variety.
JAMES B. EARLE & SONS,
818 OHESTNI3 1 1 1 WZILMIT,
BALTI MORE rp-- . ;, , , - ; , , ,c - t- - , -
IMPROVED BABE_ BURNING ( 1 1 7 - 03!ii ,
FIRE~OE HEATER 1 i )'; l_l4.,
f ' ,
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d.. 01 3 .
MAGAZINE& ILLUMINATING BOENi I
e I
The moot 011Warthl and Petted Motor 1p •---
1100. To les had Wholesale mad Metall or
a. S.
n 0214114 , loos Market alarbetsClMAi