CITY II
Ilt.si.kitititma: Discover/v.—This morning fileVg.
rad pedestrians on Third street discovered a largo
deposit of crystals of Chloride of Sodium lying
along the railway track, and, strange to say,' con
line entirely to the iron rag. - The conclusion
was natural that dno of the railway c:coMpa
rho using that •street, bad been endeavoring to
sprinkle , "fifteen bushels of salt to the mile"
during the night, but a this is clearly against'
the law, more credulous ople incline to the
lief; t hat , them roust be a sub-stratartn of salt In
the street, which' broke out to the - Stirfate with
out any provitieation. ':Others urge that there
must have been aucteorie shower, directly over,
the narrow lino of Third street 'during the night.
The matter is an intensely. . interesting o` of any scientific aetidu oh the part of the
Franklin Institute, certain , experta at Fifth and
Chestnut streets, tandet thd direction of [Uh
Constable' Clark and Chien ' Ruggles, are inward-
ROBBERY .ANT) AtssARLT aria. BATTERY.— eter
,
Sanford, ' John V. Brown Bud Sfutrks
were before Mderm *Fitek last evening, upon
„
the ebsrges of robbery and assault and battery.
The complainant was David Wilson: Ho alleges
that the accused , hired him td , take theta out
sleighing. During the trip vationa,taverm were
stopped at and sundry drinks indulged in. Wil
son says that he got drunk, and teen the de
fendants robbed him .of his pocket-book and'
money. • Last evening he went, 'to, a ,salOon on
Girard avenue,' above Eleventh street, and while
there the defendants cam in. They palled the
chair, from under him, and while he was on the
- door struggling to get np, they _struck him on'
the bead with the chair. The defendants were
committed in default of $l,OOO bail to answer.
riumirs's Sqrsteris.—There was q to a
lively time among the firemen in the lower sec- .
tion'of the city last evening, owing to the elec.'
tiOn for Assistant Engineer of the First Division.
About haiPpast eleven o'clock, 'atm mepxbera
and adherents of a company were passing along
Third street near Catharine, •rejoicing at the sue.
extol their candidatii;they were attacked by the
adherents ofenolher Company. For a short time
there was a gay little , fight, and.. seirend-pistol
shots were fired. As far as could be ascertained,
nob was hurt. As of the ond
trio Po lice soon arrivedquad
on the ground,Sec D
but the
rioters had dispersed and no arrests were made.
UNPROVOKED ASSAllLT.—.Yeeterday 'afternoon,
as John Carr was passing along-Second street,
near Callowhill, he Was asaanited by two mon
who were carrying a string of sleigh-heck M With
.
out any provocation or warning, thoyr
Carr on the head with the bells. He remon
strated with the fellows, and they then attempted
to bite his ear off. ' High Constable Danfield, who
witnessed the affair, arrested the assailants. The
prisoners gave their names as Wm. Warner and
Charles Klaiber. They were taken before Alder
man Toland, and were committed ter trial.
CrAn, Tim GurrEus.---The weather hasgrcatly
moderated during the past torty-eight hours, and
the snow in,the streets is rapidly melting. It is
important that the gutters should be opened, or
there may be an overflow of the sidewalks and
perhaps a flooding of cellars in some localities.
Mr. Henry Bickley, the Street Contractor, has
his men engaged in opening all the inlets, and
citizens should see that the gutters in front of
their houses are cleared.
VOTE FOE A FIRE HORN.-41 Bt. Theresa Fair,
now being lipid at the Assembly Buildings, a vote
for's silver fire horn is being taken, and stands as
folloWs:
Ha2Mony Fire Company... .... .. ... ........0 I
Reliance Engine Company . : ..... .76
"Aloyamensing Hose Company 25
Scattering 13
The Fair will be continued througholit this
Si.tarrr FmEs.—Last night r about , 12 o'clock,
a fire occurred in the variety store of Theodore
Houck, In the basement of the building north
west corner of second and Vine streets. Less,
This.thoriiing, about eight o'clock, a fare broke
otitin the eooper shop at the brewery ofl Mas
sey, 'Huston .&,Co., at Tenth and Filbert streets.
The flames were subdued by the fire-extinguisher
before , any'seriona damage had been done.
tiatcr.ny Or's Trturat.-14organ Chambers was
before badennan,Toland, upon the charge of the
larceny of a trunk. , A gentleinan *who was in an
auction 'etere on Second street, above Button
wood, recognized as his property a trunk stand
ing on the counter.- • Ho ascertained that Cham
berehad left ItAberc to be sold, and had him
arrested. The accused was committed.
Tart FIRE DEP'AIMEENT.—.9II election . for. As-
sietantEngineer of the First Fire Divibion w c as
held last ^ evening by the different companies
- located in that Division. As far as ascertained,
James Pollock, of the Harmony Fird Company;
was elected. The official vote will ,be anneunced
ata meeting of the'Board of Directors, to bb held
this evening.
REcKLEss Dravmo.—John Grindllng, the.
driver of a cart, was arrested yesterday and
taken before Alderman. Hurley, on the charge of
reckless driving. It is alleged that he had been
driving at an immoderate rate, and that the hhaft
of his cart struck and knocked down a man. He
was held in $5OO bail. ,
SEDIOTS ACCIDENT.-A man named James Jor
don, aged 34 years, fell through a hatchway at
the Washington stables, Thllo-ninth and Market
streets, last night, 'and bad his back broken. He
Was taken to the hospital by the sixteenth
Dis
tFlet pollee. It is supposed that he went into the
hapropm for the purpose of sleeping. - •
THE MAENNEM,liolt.—Mayor McMichael was
last evening presented with a handsome certifi
cate as an'honorary member of the Macnnerchor.
Mr. Richard Muckle, one of the oldest members
of the Society, was presented with a line photo
graphic album containing the photographs of all
the members.
ANOTHER Z , ERY.76ADE- --31110 - Filmy Janatt
sekek, the celebrated German actress, vas sem.
naded last nlg,ht at the Continental MAO, by the
Germania Orchestra.
'SALE . ~ .
OF ELEti.AN Ai
:D GILT AD .131:ONAL CLoilis
AND EtTATUARY . , , --417.1. B. Scott, Jr.,' will
sell at the Art Gallery, No. .1020 hest-
nut street, on Saturday morning I next,
December 21, at 10 1 , - 1 o'clock, an 'assort
ment of elegant gilt chicks, candelabras, gilt and
bronze gronpes, statuettes, antique vases,
marble ornaments, choice Parisian fancy goody
&e., &c., all a special importation of Messrs.
Vitl Bros., (late Vito VW & Sons). The collec
tion will be ready for examination on Friday
morning, with catalogue. and will comprise a
very unique assortment. well adapted to the pres
ent season. The line of lino fire gilt clocks, can
delabras, &e., is unusually large, and no .pains
has been spared by the Importers •to render the
sails an attractive one.
ANDALUSIA VOLIXAT..—There will be all inter
esting exhibition at Andalusia College to-morrow
morning at 1134 o'clock, on the occasion of com
mencing the Christmas holidays. Quite an elabo
rate, concert has been* arranged by the young
gentlemen of this excellent school, which will be
followed by an address from Bblion Stevens.
The friends of Andalusia College, wishing to
attend the exercises, can leave Kensington depot
at 10.16 A. M. and return at 3 P.M.
A. D'HUI:VETTEIeS, ESQ., or ANTwEpr, st \Tit
AND LA'T (MAND SALE 91' MODERN PAMTINCS,
will take place at Scott's Art 10i1
Gallery, 9 Chest
nut
street, on Thursday and Frldafevcnings,
19th and tiOth inst., at 734 o clock. The collec
tion embraces 16$ pieces, by the most celebrated
artist , ' of the English; French, 'Flemish and
Duesekterf schools; among which we notice the
names of E. Verboeekboven. 11. Savry, 1)c Vos,
Vcrschuur, Sidney Cooper, 1. lliibner, Lanfont
de Metz and others. N'ir'e would advise all lovers
of art tO eall in and examine the collection care
fully previous to sa)e.
A Esti; CIJAIV)M—Au unusually fine oppor:
tunics is now offered to.kbusekeepers who desire
to rcstock their linen closets, at Millikon's Linen
.
N0., 628 Arch,street._ • 'rho immense stock
Qt tire goals at this establlightnent is now being
sold off at prices ihneli below those QC jobbers in
:hiskind efgoode.• WikidtAse every one who
want; linen fabrics „-puy deseriptitm to
M.P.ll:oa's,and examine his splendid strtek.
\SA Pr•.—tVe call attention to an adve'rtise
,
t.attlrin Lat,tber column of Cast Steet,SLates4of a
Kip( tiQr ittrke, now °tiered for , Ale at greatly
prxt r.
oisty NOTIPBB*
litAvyes Gmt. mantolincluals quiet Coughs
,inglizped outfaces; relieve hoarseness, paicw,
6orttete of the broast, t. tough morning' phlegm, and
impel t mach comfott Brodebitd Ittuttibnet. Made
by Bvwcr, Sixth and Fine streete. sold by, druggists.
33 Cella pet lam' • ' ' ,
• In wssn'S INFANT COILDIA.IO 18 a•cortain t Safe and
speedy ouro for Cholic, Paine :aad Spasms—yiolding
great relief. to children Teething.; Laboratory. MAUI
and tureen.
Fait. A CIIRLSTMAS runsnird. ' • ,
' s You cab get *handsome , •
Set of Fine Fars at , ' •
Oalefords', 834 and 880 Chestrnit street:. '
Amn oirv'g "Somq3.-,-fdder FIOWer, ‘‘Tattle Oil,
Glycerine, Lettuce, Sunflower, Musk, Rose, i%c. ‘. •
• z Snow - inn 3c Br.ornene, Importers,-
. • " • ' 23 South Eighth street.
DEAPNESSi BLINDNESS AND
lenate, Al. D. Professor of the,Eye and Ear, treats
all dieceses appertaining to, the above Members with
the tamest success. , Testimenials from the Most re-
Liablesonroes in the city can be 'seen at bit °MC% No.
605 Arch Street. The medical faculty are invited to ac
company their patients, as he has no. Secrets in his
practice.; c Artificial eyes inserted. :No charge made
for examination.
`A tzar of the comparative morns of the vari
ous factures of, French - Confections produced in Phila
delphia, shows that Messrs. Leeds& Haines, No. 906
Market street, possess advantages over au others in
the perfectness of their apparatus and the skill of their
corps of employs. The basis is treble relined sugar.
The flavors are, the Juices of natural ratite. We have
vvatchetltbe details of the process with exceeding in
terest, and only wonder at the enterprise of the firm in
selling so delicately and delitiously , made • artiOles
atto moderate a price. , •
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DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIMS and Fancy Goods.
SNOWDEN Ilnornzso; Importera,
'23 Soath Eighth street.
, .
- -
' Houtn" FnEnnyrs, at Gay's China Palace,
1022 Cheetnnt street. _ _
Animniense assortment of China Vases, Card Re
ceivers, Motto and Mustache Coffees, Tete-a-Tete
Sets; ae. Bronze and Parkin Marble Statuary. Gold
Gilt Qrnamenta in endless variety. China Boaquets,
Lava-Ware, Bohemian Glass, and a fall lino of Staple
Goode, just landed. -
Bought for cash from the largest manufacturers in
Burope, and will be sold al prices def competition.
Call and examine stock before making purchases.
Showroom open till 9 o'clock at night.
Tar,•Rxv4 A.H.• says: "In sotting forth a bill of
women's ut the bead of the filet should be pat a
Wheeler Sewing "bisehlne." • •
War Imincag Cumrsns Almetla Grapos.-6
idrrownx.t, & Firronzn,
1204 Obeatnutatreet.
"Wtinttn Yowin Atto - BEAurs - meet,to chase the
glowing h 'nue with flying ~ f eet," the Extract of Pha
lon's "Night Blooming Ceram" Is the recognized per
fume of the beau monde. Without it the belle con
siders her toilet incomplete, for there to nothing,ecoatt•
parable to it either among the fragrant combinations
of art or the preducts of nature.
Fon A C PIMSENT
Yon can get a handsome
Bet of Fine Yuri at
Oakfords', 834 and 836 Chestnut street.
Won may reject the ballot, but they want
the Sewin" Machine. Two hundred Wheeler &
son'e are (flee tcd dailhas the, od genies of the lunthe
hold.
A WORD OF AnvICE.-Thee stock of Holiday
Presents at Gay's - China Palace:lo22 Cnestnut street,
I N
IS com lete, and wo advise all in need of such articles
to ma o their selections before the assortment ie
broke • , .
RA s, in whole, half, and quarter boxes.
Citron,' Orange and Lemon Peel. Ofarrants, Sweet
Cider and Pure Brandy , for lance Pies, *nit Cakes,
&c., atc.
Tarommr, a Pkur trark,
1204 Chestnut street.
A SPLENDID LINE OP FANCY BONNETS AND
Trimmed Bate, selling at very low,prices, Mash below
coat, to close the season. 'Also, a few Bno French
Bonnets at a great bargain. The lategt bonnet.
fray, bonnet materials, &e., all wiling out at a great
suer' ea.
• , Wooi & CARY, 725 Chestnut stmt.:
LACE: CURTAINS BELLING CHEAP; —No mintage.
The flneat ever received by the trade in thie ,country,
purchased at auction at remarkably low_ prices,' and
will larsold accordingly, by W. Henry Patten. 1408
Chestnut street,
Two dollars por day may be safely guaranteed
to 'every rimer and operator of a Wheeler
' it, Wilson
Sewing Machine. •
Exuuu, Fttru BLACK TEA
By the cheat of front sto 50 pounds. ,
MSTOLIELL & FLITCRIEN,
1203 Chestnut street.
Cumurrou,WEruatas, Blekking Itcries, Cut
lery, Plated and Japanned Ware, Blitannla Ware, Iron
and wooden ware. -.Verson eg Co.'s, Dock street, be
low Walnut.
GROVER & BAKEn's „Highest Premium Sowing
Machisies, no Chestnut street. '
CossiSTExer.—An unused piano in the par/or
and no Wheeler ..ib Wilson Sewing machine in the
house, the wifo doing the family sewing by hand.
No Husnni.—Curtains ades selling at
t e
a great redaction. No pretence, b t real bona ddo
bargains at Patten's, 1408 Chestnuts et.
STATlgnes show that the owner and opeiator
of a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine is as well
prepared lor self-support as a skillful mechanic :with
FOR A CHRISTMAS FRESMST
You can get a handsome
et of Fine Fors at
Oakfords', Bs4 and 836 Chestnut street
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTKCIG
,AT DEVI:TOED pnicEs. ' -
OVICIIOOAIS,
Worth $65 00.... Bolling nt.. ..... .........$45 00
" 45 00......... ................ 30 00
" 30 00 .. . .. ................, 20 00
Morass COATS,
Worth $4O 00 Selling at. .... ...........$3O 00
" 30 " ........ ........ 20 00
PANTALOONS, •
Worth $2O , 00.... Selling at.... .. .... „$l5 00
..114 ..... .. ......... . . ... 12 00
VXBTS,
Worth $lO 00.... ..... Selling at................ $7 00
B 00
• This great reduction in the prices of first-class iteady
made Clothing is made at:Charles Stokes & Co.'s Cloth
ing House, nutter the Continental. , .
Ilwrx Fr= OLD GOVERNMENT JAVi 00Mart.
Very Choice Now Crop Teas.. • ,
.Mrrommii & Fromromin,
• • 1204 Chestnut street.
How merry , Christmas may be made 'to the
giver andreceiver of a "Wheeler '.l Wilson 'Sewing
Lachine, be she wife, mother, or Widow ' '
Anctioy CunrAthoniv cry elegant and very
fine quality, stilling at V low pricoB, at W. Homy
f'atten's, 1408 Chestnut eta t. • ' •
Joimos' Rollin., 23f) Dock street, below, Third,
revived by W. P. Larkin on the European plan.
'Meals trom OA. Ai. to 12 P. 111. Good lodgings for
guests. Rouse open all night. EoQms 110 eta. per night.
I'ENV weeks since a man approached the rope
to which is attached the balloon in which •pad* in
Paris ate making ascensions. He drew a knife, when
the attendant asked him his intention. "My wife." ho
replied, "la up in the balloon, and I'd give a hundred
francs for the privilege of cutting the rope." ' The
offer was refused. Americans, instead of maltreating
their WINOS in that planner, send around and buy for
them the superb (aunty coal sold by W. W. Alter, Ninth
street, below Girard avenue, and at tho corner of Sixth
and Spdfig harden streets.
WRITE AVAPES, WHITE Groarits,
By tkto wliolesalo or single politic).
MrICILIMI, FLIITOILEIr.,
1204 Cliosoaat street.
"DIE luxury of .doing good" may bo enjoyed
on UhriAtnias day by any one who pre4ents wife,
daughter. widow, or friend, with a Wheeler x Wilson
Sewing Machine. '
Uroor.sTrtnY.—For promptness, good work
manship and low priced apply at l'atten'b, ii Chest
nut bisect.
WINDOW SHADES. cheapest window
Andes can be bad at l'atton's, 1408 chestnut street.
Ile is always telling off. (Goods diertp, - and no h um .
bug.)
LADY APPLES, Orattirsl.llo/18,
English Walnuts, recant!,
Mrrunar.reillo•ikwrourn,'
1903 Chestnut street.
•
ISAAC B. EVAN. S
AND DY&L&S RN
OILS, PAINTS, VABSISIntSI
Naval. Stores and Soaps,
Ne, 16 North Delaware avenue,
it A NICSGIVINO WEEK. —TO OltotAliti
T
Dealers.- Just received from Rockinetar, a lamellar lot
or sweet cider. Also, noe l ived fromVAlit crap older, j t
em Pear street. _
Pam TWA Wainut and%
t
TICE DAILY 'EVE.PfIif3. BULLETIN.tPRILADELPIIIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1867.
r.E. CALDWELL
Are Now iteady •
Vara THEIR ENTIRE EntrCIETATION . OF .
CHRISTMAS GOODS
For the present season, to which they, .woold suggest an
early visit before ihe choicest articles are Selected, and
while yet the hurry of Holiday bushusa does not prevent
the beat attention. . • •
Our stock this year exceeds in noveltY, beauty and va.
riety any previous offering of this House, and is made np
I: i f a tige n c i t e ig e s frow e gg f art of EurOPo.,, In addition to
PARIS, LONDON
•
VIENNA NOVELTIES.'
We have Opened this seam tho fineellot of
EIRERSCBAV2INDAMBII
PIPES AND CIGAR HOLDERS
Ever offered in tide city, exquisitely carved and mounted.
forming very desirable ,
• . - ,
PRESENTS roll, GENTLEMEN.
its oar stock is unequaled for Its extant and careful se.
lection so are our prices for moderation and adaptation
to the times.
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.
NO. 822 CHESTNUT STREET.
fol.! WI 11,4f1T4
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
MISKEY, 'mpratin -& THLICKARA,
• -
718 Chestnut Street,
Would call attention to their Sue aseottnent of
BRONZES;
FLEXIBLE DROP LIGHTS ; WITH STANDE,
PORCELAIN AND OTHER FINE MBE%
All suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Chem w UlOtrel
110LIDAY GOODS.
UMBRELLAS!
FOR
HolidayX"resents.
A ELLL AIBORTININT NOW READY.
WILLIAM A. DROWN &
246 MARKET STREET.
dem
CHRISTMAS: PItESENTS.
The bed and most imitable Present to a friend or the
need.* is is barrel of our
FIEST'PREMIIM .FLOUR I
and a bag or half barrel
°MOUNTAIN'? 'BUCKWHEAT MEAL.
COastantly on hand, cohlo, Elt. Louis and Virginia Flour.
Also, "Mountain" and "uterling's" Buckwheat Beal,:
L ,:iihglgl r ig t. barrelo—warrauted euecriof any other
GEO. F. ZEHN'DEIit .
- Fourth void Vine,
SOLE 4tizfirri,
serxrp tt .
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR OENTL,EMIER.,
An elegant assortment
Wrappers, Scarf Rings,
BreaWhat JacketS, • Scarfs,
Cardigan do., ' Gloves,
Mufflers, Sleeve Buttons,
Cravats, Handkerchiefs,
With a great variety of
Under Garments for Gentlemen.
I. W. SCOTT & CO.,
814 Chestnut Street.
deutiasrp
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
Gentlemen's Wrappers.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
Nos. 1 and 8 N. Sixth Sti,Phihtda q
/8 now offering All elegant end extenalve assortment, of
Gentlemen's' Wrappers,
Scarfs, Ties, Muffiers,Gloves,
etc., etc., etc.,
&Roble for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Nis usual assortment of Merino, Mille
and Woolen Undershirts and Drawers.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
'.A PIANO, -
AN ORGAN,
AN OPERA GLASS,
An Elegantly Bound 'dual° Book,
A MUSIC FOLIO:
04 W. A. TRIIIIIPLER
STo. 926 Chestnut Street,
Ei::kiiadri=kunoti received
0c1641
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
Sheppard, Van liar Hagen & A&48011)
CHHISTMA Vitt:BENT/K-OH, WHAT rEIItAIITIFUL'
and - neatly dreei.ed Toy • • Bedsteads-those are at
i o - L ARgis i 11.Ner,h Eleventh street,. is the exelanuition
of oft Wile see there. Untl abd buy one before V :are
nold, as they aro going very .fast. Alen, a large assort.
: b entof Diuliallo. Tables, ItorklngUhairs, Table. hairs,
e. de16,640
HOLIDAE Dane
Rich Embroidered Cloth
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
1008' Chestitut Stre
lIOLIDA ' 'GOODS.
J.
C/BARN BARNES ES CO.
4
•..... ..,
GraslTS , FURNIIIIN'oIGOODEI,
IliffiliLieu or ,
Fine Shirb, Cohn. Wrappere s &o.
suitable; . for'ketarfs 'tines Presents.
NO." 245 N; NINTH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
oesi;rp
ROSEWOOD DESKS, TURKEY AND RUSSIA
:•WEIT/i40'.43A8P. 43VercirEli)14.4/
;n••• • 807
,Chostnut street.
„
CARVED P9I'.IIOLDERI3. , BOOK-&t.ft.RILS. STAMP
BOXES, CARD BASSETS, &c.
'MASON & CO.
901 Chestnut street.
p,, CO '1:711 GOODS, INKSTANDS, MATCH ..1:101M.
VAPEE KNIVES, PIisIOUSHIONS. &e.
ALASON Ai
007 Chestnut street.
ENGLisu POCKET XNIVEII - . AND 801.138010.
W08TEM401.M.93 & ROCIEDErS fine makes.
~ • • , •MASOI4
' " ' '907 Chestnut' (net
rim. VIENNA AND LONDON kiiiE POCKET
BOOK% in /Wahl. Turkey and CalL mA ' scN do c
907 Chestnut salt.
BRONZE MUiTANDS, ! ALUMETTES, UGAR-
Bolder& dm.
do 4 184rp*
GOLD ' PENS, GOLD AND RUDDER PENCILS,
Toothpicks, Jtc
de 41St Fp§
WEDDING: INVITATION, AND VISITING CARDS'
sitriasTe&
NEW .PII7IWICATIONEN
NOW READY.
LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE
OF
LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND EDUCATION.
Contente of January Number.
1. DALLAS GALBRAITH. Art A Ammar( NovllL. Part L
' 2. A WELCOME TO GARIBALDI. - • ,
H. THE OLD SLATE-ROOF House,.
4. THE FORGETME-NOT. A CHRISTMAS STOUT.
6 EDUCATION' IN A REPUBLIC.
6. RAYS FROM THE HONEYMOON.
7, PREHISTORIC MAN. •
a VOX HUMANA.
P. THE AIIBE BRASSEUR AND. HIS DISCOVERIES.
10. TRADE AND CURRENCY.
11. THE COOK IN HISTORY.
12. MY DESTINY.
12. OUR ANCIENT CITY.
14. OUR MONTHLY GI iSSIP.
16. LITERATURE OF THE DAY.
TERMS Of ILIPPINCOIMS lII&GAZINE
YEARLY OIIIIHRAIPTTOIC—rour Dollars.
BINOLE NIIMIXES.-I.'hirty•fivo cents.
Ciza It/ans.—Two Copies for Seven Dollars; 'Five
Copies for Sixteen Dollars Ten Copies for Toirty Dollars
and each additional coryi Three Dollars. For every Club
of i Twenty Subscribers an extra copy will be fur-
Welted usierui, or Twenty-one Copies for Sixty Dollars.
ihrtainrav Numbers sent to any address on receipt of
Thirty five cents.
StitSClll l, E.Ua will Please bo careful to give their Post
Office address in full
Address J. B. IsPPrNcorr & CO. Purstasunits,
71t• and 717 Market street , ,
Pa.
del6Msn
DREKA.
FRENCH NOTE PAPERS.
Onr best 5 quires, with envelopes, *2 00.
FINE INKSTANDS.
Bronze,' Oilt, Orldirrod, Wood, &e.
POCKET - ROOKS * CARD CASES.
Raub. POCKET,;
Calf. Ivory, Pearl, Shell, &e.
' PORT FOLIOS.
From theFlnest to the Chea pest.
witirriNG DESKS -
Of French and American make.
GOLD PENS dc FINE HOLDERS
°fiver - S. Pearl, Alluminum, Wood. &c.
Favor Knives. rocket Knives. Scab, Wax. Playing
Cards, &e.. a large assortment.'
All Imported goods have been carefuSv selected by
DOUAI DIfEK3, during Ids recent visit in Luropo.
WEDDING it PARTY INVITATIONS
• A Specialty.
MONOGRAMS Designed, Engraved and Illuminated in
European style. '
. . LOUIS DREKAy
Stationer and. Card Engraver,
1033 Chestnut Street.
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HARDING'S EDITIONS
OF
Family Pulpit and Photograph
BIBLES,
Baperior to soy heretofore issued from the American
Press, mid will conore•favorably with the balls!! and Ox.
ford liditiOns, mid at prices at least one-half less,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL. STYLES, RICH TURKEY
MOROCCO, ANTIQUE REEVE,, OD GOLD.
WM. W. HARDING,
NO. 326 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
• • Below Fouitli, South Side.
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CIIOICE ENGLISH BOOKS FOR PRESENTS.—THE
subscriber has now on band his usual. assortment &of
elegantly bound and illustrated •
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOOKS,
Suited for Christmas presents, to, which the attention of
the public is invited.
BEAUTIFUL JUVENILES AND TOY BOOKS,
In great variety. . . •
A very linotollection of
CHRO3IOS AND COLORED FRENCH PHOTO
GRAPHS,
constantly on band, and all the latest Publications of Eng.'
land and Franco received on publication.
isTANDARD WORKS IN ELEOA.IST BINDINGS,
• in full assortment, and all at unusually moderate prices.
(.1: J. PRICE,
Importer of English and French BookS,
No. 722 Smisom street,
Between Chestnut and Walnut,
A DEAD MAN'S , RULE. See. that "Queen of the
Monthlies," "'IDE LADY'S 'FRIEND' , for Jana
.
ary. For pale by all Rratclaga periodical dealers. 10
the
A Sec
I.l l i f ilN7). lle ;i or
Janu
ary: For Palo by all liret•elaed periodical dealer&'
A DEAD MAN'S RULE. See that "Queen 'of thei
Menthlle a," "imp, LAI /Y'S FRIEND" for Jana ar.9.
Ear td() by all tint-clam periodical dealers. 114
A DEAD MAN'S RULE. Bee that "Qdeen of' Cho
Mont "Tim LADY'S FRIEND" for January.
For Kilo by all firet-claea periodical denim.
Ay DEAD MAN'S RULE. See that "Queen of the
Monthlies,"' "TilE LADY'S FRIEND" torJaLwary:
For sale 1) - 0141 ml-class periodical dealers; 10
CVRTAIN DIA.TIII4IAts.
13A.110-21LIN S IN
Leen crunews. • •
CURTAIN ALATERIALS
FunsiTußE COVERINGS,
ItINDOW SHADES,'
• • AND iIrgoTarERX GOO
Of the Noma Inbtdee, Warm, and 'l2paßldfl.
PIANO AND TABLE COVER%
, And a fall flap of , ' ,
R.4 - 111W1).•liaLICISIIINQ LaNgtvis; ,OUATti.
At tbi; l',Divest Prices.
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11043 Cikestnut Street.
owl wfm tyro
OLD RYE WHISKIIIS
IN :TIE LAND
Is NOW . .tOSSEEiSED By
HENRY S. .HANNIS 43 Cass
faits and 220 iSOIirrIBIC Scan;
Who offer the same TO Tallln petition jerk adietitaigelllis
Terms
FINE
Their:neck et Rye Whiskies, IN ND, eentprials all the favorite breath; Wil
taut, and runs through the Various menthe of Mid of Ugs us pi
present date.
Liberal contracts made tor lots to *name Penewylvaltla Ntolit• Depot, Birthing
son Line Wharf, or' at Bonded WarehOnsee, 11,0Paztles mar elect.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS!
MASON k CO.,
907 Chestnut street
MASON & CO..
907 Cheataut street.
MASON Os CO.,
907 Chestnut Street..
Call especial attention to the following' announcement for the Holidays of the. present year
FINE
This Stook is the Finest Ever Imported by us.
BAILEY & CO., Nor. 819 Chestnut Stlreet,
S.W. Cor. Fifth & Cherry Sts., Philadelphia.
PRESENTS ! Christmas and New Year's PRESE NTS !
REAL SILVER WARE,
•
&eared the test hiresiment—avallable at ley time:
Fifth & Cherry Ste. 'WI WILSON & SON, Fifth dr Cherry. Ste.
Silver Ware, Tea and Dinner Sets, Pitchers, Goblets, Trays, Fish K 2i1703,
• Asparagus Tongs, Forks, Spoons, &C., &O.
A HANDSOME A SE3ORTMMVP OP IMPORTED
PLATED GERMAN SILVER FAMILY TEA SETS,
'rhe next in value and use to real Silver.
FRUIT, ICE ,CREAM AND FLOWER STANDS,
The most Dsvorative Ornament for Party and Dining Tables;. also,
RICH CASTORS AND CAKE BASKETS,
• TOGETHER WITH A FULL VARIETY or
AMERICAN VIAArrEI3
dele.lot
4 WATCHES, JEWEILItite &Os
n i HENRY HARPER, 1 0 ,
59,0 ARCH STREET.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND
• PLATED WARE
AT
Iteduced Price's.
rdermtri*
AMERICAN AND SWISS
WATCHES p•
" AND .
. .
IVICIVEMENrrS.
JOHN. N. HARPER
NO. 308 Chestnut Street 2d Moor' 9
The attention.of the trade is also called to invoices of
LADY'S GOLD WATCHESelcstpg out at reduced prices.
Fele2ltrirPlS
]LANK 13 0 0.14K5.
339 Chestnut StrOe
1 r;ttti,al Blank POP • ,Dl itt its, Crold Catrers.
nu ragtorere. terim•Porrov
Priuthrz And - bt,:tlottore, A n d e onnt i nl4 . k r 0 „,
A full mortmont or Bltrk -1300 6
b I/02 MIV 4m
Vtntioncry.oonstairtlY on •• 6 •
Old Ike Paishies
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AND BEST 01'0011 -01 P
THE I..ARGES'I'
BAILEY & CO.,
Slf) CVIESTIVU'r SPIEL' MET,
Diamond Dealers and Importers of Pree'ous Stones,
Make a Specialty of the Importation and Manufactura
BYZANTINE,
VENIETIAN,
THE FANCY GOODS. DEPARTMENT
EMBRACES A HOST CF NOVELTIES.
PARLOR AND MANTEL ORNAKENTS,
FLOWER STANDS,
CARD STANDS,
FINE MAIDEN GOODS,
FAB.,
IMPORTERS OF ** FINEST GRADES OF WATCHES.
sTATiomun.v..: ,
HIGHEST PFIEMIUNI AWARDED
By the - Paris Exposition,
WM,y, MURPHY'S SONS,
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1867.
BAILEY & CO.„
ETItUSCAN,
ROMAN,
JEWELRY.
ETC., ETC.; ETC.
(MODBRA.TE PRICES.)
iIEAD TEGE.
Dr.An Btu: I. was agreeably surprisod to see by tiro
papers that the genuine nows MALT EXTRACT h: as
been introduced into America. This acquisition is of the
greatest importance for consumptives!. My cousin. ti o
Counselor of Medichae, Dr. Sandereleben, informed ma; .a
long time ago of its astonishing remedial properties:l'i*
ordered from Germany some of your preparations fee; a.
friend suffering from discos° of the lunge, and obtabJe4
the beat results from their tte4 etc.
I would like to try it now °rimy friend and colleagrm„
Dr. Caine, who is suffering from suppuration of tho lisft
lung, in conjunction with spaernodli•arttena. Pleasifor.
ward MO d6zert, and if. as do not doubt, your 're
nowned Malt Extract doce him good, the rooot Micel; of
his single case will load to the universal adoptiOn in i Jur
Place, where go many_ consumptive people are residMit.
C. 11. BLECICEN,
(owns]) turr an.)
Tho health of my friend is improving. I consider your
Preparation ie ono of the most certain iV43 have I for
diseaseq of the lungs.
•,•• 41001* 2 • Piek at,
628
• IALL STYLES. '
plain end Ttall 'Hoop Skirts. 2,23 i, 2.3¢Mii Old 8 'yards
round of , every length and shape, for larit, and r. coin
elute assortment of MlB2OO and ehildren , s from g
to 40 springs, from 10 to 'echos long, all o oym
N AN.. superior in finish and 'durabliti. and
roalb' thecheapest and moat satisfactory Hoop 131girtil in
the merican market.' Warranted in every rolled:
• Skirts triode to order, altered and repaired. , •
CAUTION. --Owing .to the ttnprocedented yoluttatiOn
which 'Our Own Make" of Skirts haVe attalnettolome
dealers are endeavoring to put a, very inferior,fkirt
. 11p0al
their customers by representing the ol to h? 'HOPOors
Own Make." Be not tteceivett. "Our Make' are statiped
on each tab. "W.: V. Hopkins, bianufseturerNo. BA
arch street, Philadelphia," and also hayeiltte otter'
woven In the tapes between each
blew spring:.
dealer in ew York made SOH", tool, "P
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prices, wholesale and retail. . •
Send for catalogue of styles and prices. at ' 4 ' •
. • , E 33 Aroh stews its
' Wbb
17.7C1F7 . 3 $
I BAvbEsr;'No; 818 Vino ,street uo
Ong app the varieties of Hoop Skirts,voreete.
also me Real French Corinne OX no* *Ulm
altered suit repaired.
HOLIDAY GIFI'S!
PARISIAN,
AUSTRIAN,
FINE CLOCEB MED sitosizze;
PORMINONNAIES,
SKATE BA9S,
lIIIEERSCHAITDI
EDIO f NAL.
C. H, BLECKEN„ M.D.
To L. Hopr, Eit.i.Js42 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by I)ruggiata and Oroiore. ,
JOHN C. BAKER &
.• Solo Agente for Peurteylvanta, Philadelpkda•
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