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• CONVEN 4105.
A Passionate oakriltlOlSHe -Y l Neer()
iv
Delegate. and aimply,rroin aticier
otilloncllibuieeNtlhelawnloriuear, [Wort ' of hu4t Patarday's
ProceMinge.l
Alesolution protesting against the slander
which bed become current w't
ho
ideapf.the ,
.A. colored people to r emu
tho
gß a ti e w wlis o ffered, and Mr. Wickliffe, the
xacol e,r% gave his
,sentiments on this subject,
common lace and no more
whla were 1""' P expected. His
than what gilt have been
proteirt ' was made against Northern and
Southern journals, both of whom bad cireu
lated these reports of an "effort to create De
re tlnPreulacy." Mass meetings had been
held in the St. Charles Hotel and other
places, signing petitions to the President, and
he styled it "a plot for a second rebellion."
"It was the nature of a rebel to lie, but it'
we do not protest against their lies, the lie
that We contemplate to Africanize the State
will be taken as truth."
mr, Cromwell, black, partially agreed with
the gentleman in his resolutioa, Mina man
not scared at every wind he heard. His peo
ple stood among the American people. a flee
race enfranchised citizens. His race had
fought for thii Government;'" and the Govern
ment had pledged theMselVes 'to guarantee
their freedom. "What need we fear?" He
was n ever going to beg his way through this
county-be • was gping to have his rights.
"Let: the., revolution ;coine---the quicker it
comes, and, we know our destiny,the better."
Was down on the demagogues.. "not of the.
right stripe." Don't intend the white man
shall have one right of which he is debarred.
For the benefit of the:public, ,we report the
speech of gr. Crornwell exactly as delivered:
"Mr.,Pre.thient: I nab listened to de
, readhe eh de reseltitiona r de second time.
Dey is genuine declrint. 'Wants dis Merl
-
can people to knowdat ta-dayiny race stands
out in bold and graphic. relief as de. Stanchion
dat upholds de goverimient of dis 'country. I
tinks we are able to take kier ob'rtielves.
Eery wind I hear rushin in de leaves' *pro
claims that the black man who fought far the
national holier am the equal oh de white.
We to vindicate our mum Die not
skrered. fSentwion outside the bar and ex- i
citement iice=, the pare.] This Govern
matt hum-sea em oar future., My rtople
spin era a4.in Nam. on de battliedeld and,
stove. sere f...x it. .iaeyelan. dr.tre
thew si:ad in dis canary , and let
I:ze vi role tt-wbc2s—tlii,loyal
asira raze mberr...Nemi. qtoLund
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watinned ennilneuen., Pfel 4 1 10 , :r.arr,tin,
rue had aim:v: l m 3vJiert , k‘plitti laree Alttext4tart
per,ine tad ikalerittait, thr sninerttur
iii the ritettit - icueit "limy vim.; jitutlr
entitled. They ;wild 3151 i rat./ 'Awn,
and the eolextel r.eot;te vrrr An
ha 70... a vim'
they ff,CA r.tit der lw Tlle7
anria, w ithossx rcievra,,
vY itt,ott the rozet:inery of 3;te tr. 11-3:ix talky
w Lite-1 of tttiA cirltzritry ,1 ne,k,rofy Itrirf
ve 1: to be tzte. ri:" ac. tre ~ 4 vere ratvy
in this State vino thol;b: tae r,Pqr
inat3gurate. a war of raeet. Ife ri , ,ml.
/1•21 ter of a war of raf;ka woad a/4
cp again in the Conven . fon, I: WI.: te4e; vp.,-
vinee tft the 1 tAical 1 1ongrel3 to dt ,, ,e;x11.1 t,42
gat stion.
Hr. Blackburn juathied the WAtelilf.al%
Cromwell that the negro deimind t in
rights. _ •
Ihe disc - M4sion, which began to be angy,
Is as cut oil by the order of,ttie day.
A Mammoth Cave in Nen/York.
.New I . ((ik Sun publishes the follow
ing very (kubtlul story:
Our readers have been apprised by a pant
graph published in Tuesday's paper of the
existenee in the upper part of the, city of
speuies of cavern into which a laborer had
font n while tngsgeti in excavations fur a
building. They have also been informed
that the owner of the property immediately
thileaberclosed the premises, but on ap
pli! alit it, pronli,ed us'an opportunity to ex
atn In c it at an early day. liming the st(trui of
that gentleman appeared at our
office,ready to fulfill his proMl6ll. ills (mintier
11:8. a( nous and excited, and of (re than
(It Ca_ he enjoined upon us th e in , 131
profound Pt crecy. After a brief prc-
Phation, we started, and were soul) smtirly
seated in canter ((f one of t , .1(.: Sixi
Janice cars. During the ride up totvo -
hut bet l erted by the heavy storm—the
*four ride becaine the subject of c (aver-a
lloy. *' l 'llave," tai he, when tire bi- od
&mg:Anion; moderately throuTh tim
"ala debbiait tan my han la, and I must mite
time to thilikl.vvi at to do with it." After I
Fluid IlduSe ho coatlimed--.-"I• have jus,,
THE , DATL'Y EVENING BULLETIN.-PHTLA WET PULA, SATITEI PAY, DECEMBER 21, 1867.-TRIPLSSIIEET.
secured the ratos' of my neighbor's property;
at, a good figure; 80 that, it necessary,
possess niyself of what I am golrig to she
you, and you are thefirst person who will
have entered if. When you have seen it you
roust tell me, how, to manage, and what to
do wit it:" ' 'Of course we promised the best
of our counsel, thinking, at the same time,
that our newly found friend must be a little
"daft." ,
Before reaching the locality he alluded
many times to our promise of inviolable se
crecy as to the precise location,' and with
that understanding we left tho ear and placed
ourself under the leittiersbip of the "caver
vous"individual. At one'of the Sixth ave.
nue stores we provided ourselves with lam
terns, previously left there for our conve
nience. 'With some, of mystery .we were
ushered through the basement of an unoccu-.
pied building and into a rear yard. Here a
few pieces of plank, which concealed a hole
of perhaps two feet in diameter, were re
moved, and our guide entered and led the
way down a ladder. We followed without
hesitation, though with some difficulty on
account of the smallness of the opening.
At thefoot of the ladder we found an open
but rock-enclosed space. Some moisture on
the rocks was made visible by holding the
lantern close to them. But the transition
from the cold street to this warm nest ,under
the earth, drew more of our attention. We
need not add that the weather below was
much more agreeable than the storm above.
Some rough steps led downward. the passage
for a short distance being about, eight feet
wide,•th °ugh after one or two turns it nor—
rowed to about three feet. This width con
tinned to the bottom, ,at which point the
height of the roof or rock overhead was not
far from ten feet. Here we found a long
narrot passage, too low for a tall man
-to traverse erect, and at the end a of
this was n opening.to what turned out to
-be a large chamber or cavern. The darkness
' was so dense that the light of our lanterns pen
etrated but a short distance, yet we saw
enough to convince us that we were in a
subterranean chtunber „idled with, beautiful
geological formations. Stalactite and stalag-,
ratite columns glistened is the light,and many
of them extended from roof to ground, form
leg pillars somewhat after the Corinthean,
and arches somewhat after the Gothic order.
This may well be called the Mammoth Cave
of New York, and it is as well worth see
ing as its famous contemporary in Ken
tucky Passing through, thh chamber to the
side -- -bpposite that which we entered, we
came to a low passage s which ended in
another bill a• - 4 remarkable in its way as the
one we had just left. .118 contour is irregular,
and as nearly as could be calculated by
threwirz a steno upward s its height must be
statue e*;Llt'letut or twenty. feet. The dark
ve--..s was. intense, snd the sound of our feet
and vois - w reverberated &rain and again in a
r•=a that wou:d friztten a timomas per
s n. si, es. so far as we c.)uld eximine
then with ezz Ir:sea-tient lieu. were corn -
d t-f &rk tine er gray rCteks, waose stir
was rsu or rough. Tee ceiling
appetiv3 m-eit treed with time or gypsum in
fart &ic mitnne.r.
• en our right,
•ac :cp s eralr.red, we the span
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same we liesWide.No_ Stibeg salivate:,
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{.l}.fiii hit: is th, , st acticat t i3Vrl }l'3'4
tae.n, hstolshoy sew. f•,r wd_
Kat, and toivie au apirial sy , in
',why, hot tor herltell or her
. 4 alutilitlig Li
bA,tl, tint for her little •ctuldrea, ta,st lie
ititeteged ttitn elf t
die verdict of .the f3eisate Oa Mr. Sluln•bury's
IVlitni hi tu.lted tiattnner wit!idraw
the iesolutioh for the prmanit, on the prounie
o f liiiiilbuiyu'•wsignatiein. Su utter asked him 'lds judgment dictated such a entree.
"No," said "Lnyjuliguieut doesa't,
but toy ill•art does."
In the July sesaion,3lr.Saulibury appeared
on the floor of the 13enatu ono OILY,
sober and well conducted, but on the follow
nig day he had fallen as low to ever,-and
made a most indecent exhibition of himself
in the streets of Wiohnigton. Vortuilately
I.i him, he-kept away frotni the Capitol, for
Lad h, prenented himself there ids extiulsi'im
u ould love been summarily . voted'. Ina
l'th lid.; a ere sent for anti he wits taken to his
hi tee in D, !aware and has not been in Wish
itituti mire.
3,1 r. Sauleliury's case is a . renvirkable one,
`and those who are acquaieted with it'
by his welikiess while they condemn hiS
oiler‘ e. 11 there was any.virtue in good
rt koloions lie would be as terriperate as
4.11, for lie never re'mvers from one de
bauch without registering a vow never to
enter upon another. But it's the otd, old
sto4,.after all. Pietty soon he feels that
just one - drink will do him a great deal of
good and no harm, and when he .indalges in
that one he is gone. Hs has no control over
himablf thenceforward, and:Aaa no consci
ousness of what he is doing until he learns
from a friend, hat he has been drunk for
three days. He is the mire , to be plied
because he is naturally 'a man of tine talents,
and by education, one of the best informed
men in Congresa He is an excellent scholar
and an aeComplished linguist He speaks
and reads the creek, Latin and Hebrew
languages with'accuracy . and fluency, and is
in every respect, a thoroughly educated man,
besides being a man'of fine personal appear
ance and a good public speaker.
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FURS, etc,.
1867.'''' 1867.
FUR HOUSE,
• (Et3TABLISHED IN 1818.)
The undeivigned invite the ,attention pf the Ladles t
their large noel of Fare. eon... Wing of ~...
MUFFS, TIPPETS, COLLARS. SO.
IN RUSSIAN SAHLF,
HUDSON'S BAY SABLE.
KINK LE,
.ROY4L ERMINE, CHINCHILLA. FITCH. SAB dra.
111 of the latest atvlee. •
el PSIIIOI4 FINISH.
ABA at reaeonahle prices.
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MEICNES end SIMIAS, tin. latter a most beauttful FUR
CARRIAGE ROBES. SLEICHZU,ROBEA.
end FOOT hf UFFS In sreat
A. K. & F. K. WOMRATH,
41.7 Arch Street.
Fr - VIII moose to OUT New Store. No. UM Chestnut
street; sborit Ms] Ist.lAld soLS tm rD
MI RAW FURS! FURS! —RIMIEST TILLSM,
idanmfartarer of all kinds of FANCY F.
no,
at No. 113 North Fourth street, above Ara,
Follsidele , i., is selling Furs for Ladiee and
• 'a wear. Useap Carraste and Bala) Rob eon
*toe& ca band-
N. .s.:—ftrs repaired, re-lined and altered to the Welt
atlas moderate prima oes • to V , vo,
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EN GUSH CARPETINGS.
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nrits =l3
FlitlEorktOOF SAPEB.
ORDEALS.
Or: gmte' tame been e=9,lteated to the eevereetz=
221; kre proermed Met? for-text. entirety fa
iiet.V.Thavu.l at farrxe:
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t. n, la., srw st ••Expowd to great heat foe
many bourn." London
Free Prem.
Whitby, C. W., July lith. 1 , 364.—1 n a large
batting fined with general
i . merchandiee, making mach
ISM than an ordinary teat!
.• T. EL Slcalica.an.
V October 12. liro.—"ln lux ez
t Waddington, N. .9, Unitive min with 33 tons cd
, tow and Hal straw c besidea
a large quantity cd Umber:"
i Mazer at Etchutrurron.
; Charfesten S. C. Octeber"MO.
. P exec bow el - Domed to Intense
beat." WILII. eaanni.
MARVIN'S PATENT.
Alum and Dry Plaster
F S.,
Atoll 7 —"At corner of
B roa dw ay, N. if•, street, after floor
burnt through, the safe toll
'from second story to cellars
taken out of burning Into
secorui day after."
Wis. A. I) sown as Co.
Newbern, N. 0
geyt. 24,101—Three of Mar
„ yin's safer in thde ere. At
entir , row of large building!
consumed, causing as intense
a fire as can be conceived."
14soowsv, fitrioN ea Co.,
Bankers.
1 / 1 1.WOBT1Ilii CO4
HAZEL
Feb 111.1867.—" Marvin's Safe,
Mobile, Ala., size A, duuqo door, fell from
84 ColldtltOrY and uuditrod tbr
severest teat of au intense
heat."
WHITFIELD et. BILLET.
In *vat and every cam above. the cordeute of our dafea
were token out after the firer to perfect condition,
_pro
*emit./ book,, gooney and papers of great value. Fal, l
GettHlCata can be seen at our office.
OUR BURGLAR! PROOFS
have been attampted.butln ovary butane° unsucceeetullY.
New York., D tiN t o ,.p.o. owned by Ct. W. White
Sept. Ittb, IBM, owned by Mum. VV,
W. Baker.
. ..
Cleveland, .Oct. 11, ' Pnti, owned by Cleveland.
Paimarille Ai A , htabula It:h. (Jo,
"kit verrly tented by muter me
ebanien, and pronounced Irma
, netabl.” ,
New York., Sept. le, iffin, ewned by ti. P. Buck di
Co. Burgi.tra w. ro n; work from
tinter(' ~ .i/ night tin S oda% ,p,, M,
and then hod no proopect of getting
in; 1i ..re 'frightened oil, bdi
500 in the Hine. '
We invite the attention f all interimted, and would
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•
The public to learn all the Nebo in reaHr to the Irtre
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FIRST PREMIUM FLOUR ,
and a bag or half barrel
IiMOUNTAIN" .BUCKWHEAT MEAL.
Constantly on hand, Ohio, St, Louis and Virginia Flour.
Also, ".Mountait" and "sterling's" Buckwheat neal, in
hag. and half barrels—warranted superior to any other
in the market.
GEO. : F. ZEILN . DER,
Fourth and Vine,
SOLE AuESIC:,,
sertro tf*
Christmas .and New Year's Presenti,
[lir-LEWIS LADO'MUS & CO.
DIAMOND DEALEhS 45 JE WELERS.
WATCHES, JEWELRY A; SILVER WARE.
WATCHES and JEWELRY REPALRED.
802 Chentnnt St., Phila
Have just received a large and beautiful staortment of
Watch', Diamonds, Jewelry. and
kilver Ware.
We would ask erpecial attention to our fine assortment
of V.VI CBES and 1/IA-114 )2%1 and our prices will be
found lees than the same quality of goods can be pur
chased elsewhere. del4-tjal
• HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
N. C. COATE'S' •
Lamp and Flonise.Furnisitlng Goods.
A ruperior aeeortn ent of Britannia and Silver-plated
Ware, line Table and Pocket Cuth ry. Japan! ed. Tin and
Wooden Warm Toilet dem Skates, &c.. be.. Lampe and
Chard,liere of every description, a uitable for Ohurchee.
Halle and Pa , lora ale°, bkating Lanterne for sale.
WHOLESALE AND liE
Wer Young liourekeepera will do well to call.
01.7 Market Street, Philada.
dela. ea
HOLIDAY PREbENTS:
CHARL • q RIP,
PORTE-MONNAIR,
- POCKET BOOK AND SATCHEL
MANUFACTURER,
No. 47 NORTH SIXTH ST., Below Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.
Por', - ..—Monnsies, Port Foilos, Dressing Cases,
Cigar Caret, Cabal,
Money Belts, Pocket Books, Satchel!,
Work Boxes. Bankers' Cases.
Purtee, Etudes. d
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. deld.HtT
110P.ESENTS.- EAR E4rTRUMEI'•ITB TO AS4IST
the hearing; Crandall's Patent Crutches; Rodgers
Wortenbolnt's Pocket Knives, Pt arl and Stag Handles
of beautiful tinieh ,• Rodgers' and Wad.' & Butcher , . tta..
Lore. and the celebrated Lecoutre Razors: Sclaaara, in
cases of the finest quality, at P. MADEIRA'S, No. 115
Tes th street, below Chestnut delB,6t*
HOLIDAY PRESRVI S.
MRS. O. 1). WILLITS.
Di North 1 4 'inth Wert. will open on Tuesday, December
17th. a large at d haudilosue assortment of Head Hreeees
and Dress saps. del“t*
IrifIRNI ITU it B. e.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ware premed to met!
Purchasers of Fine Furniture,
BOTH EN,
STYLE LINII PRICE.
GEO.J.HENKELS,LA CY & CO. 1
CABINET MAKERS,
na rp
18th and Chestnut Streeter.
le2U
A.V1040.
MUEBLES FINOS
its
ESCIBICION
COLOCADdS
Ea 84:710 de Quartos
collo
Balsa do reathintieutO
ctrAnTimg , li ( IAMAIO•
GEO. J. 1111 EN K E LACY QOq
EBANISTAB,
ie964h710 • THIRTEENTH AND QUESTNIIT.
Special Card.
FINE FURNITURE ON EXHIBITION IN SUITES
OF ROOMS, CARPETED AND FURNISHED AS
CHAMBERS AND PARLORS,
GEO• Jo BN Iffi ELS, LACY Ok CO.
CABINET BAKERS*
TIMITEENTB AND CHESTNUT. PHILAD ELPHIA,
ee2b4frp4
sr - Din folnaten Alcune' eirrangiti, In
der annnen Emote Irertig year Annicht,
l'epplch and liardlinen elnbegrAllen.
GEO. J. HENKELS LACY fig 00. 1
Men'nel LPahriharkt.
Thirteenth and Chestnut, Philadelphia.
_llO2. tfrp! •
AVIS IMPORTANT.
BEAUX M EUBLES,
pour Salon, et (ibambrer st Cqueher.
Arrange, pour Exposition dens Appartementa Candi of
Couvertr de Tapir.
GEO. 'J. HENKELS, LACY do 001,
ERE MMES.
reiltollrpil CHESTNUT STREET. ati Coln do litme,
& H. LE,TAMTEgIa
ILIS CIIEIIOSE9 THEIR •
Furniture and Upiaolstery Warerooms
TO
• No. 1435 CHESTNtrT Street.
LOOK] N 0 GLASSES.
A few large, band/lone MIRRORS for esde at •
J. - Co wplaud' a. Looking;-Glans Store,
N 0 538 Foiti.th Strflet.
dt2o-nil •
i)1 444;ECAUTC/AY.-24 BES , POR4 'ELAINMAY
I.in stornifor isulo E. BUDDER 410 . 04343 k
;React iv
Ritor
potir—
' 6-411014,..
, k ita tit
- gI
LINEN STARE ;
€328 ?stre e t.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
NEW STYLES, •
LADIES*, GENTS' CHILDREN a i
Fine Table Cloths,
NAPKINS & DOYLIES.
A Great Reduction In Prices, •
GEORGE. MILLIKEN,
DIPOITIB, JOBB N: AND MAIL MB,
SaS Arch Street:
deftm w e
103 OHkSTNUT ISTREk;r.
E.V...NEEDLES Oa f
Eleventh and Chestnut Streets
Invite attention to their splendid stock of
.LACES AND LACE GOODS,
lIANDHERCIIREFS in every variety, for
Ladies and Gentlemen.
VEILS, SE Tti, NECKTIES. EM
BROIDERIES, the.. dfc..
Expressly adapted for
:110LIDA.Y I';1 9E
Which they are offering at prices - as low as
those for an infmlor class of goods which have
been imported to supply Auction dales at this
season.
,RS ILLS :Lfl 543.. HO 'Mt
SPECIAL REDUCTION
GEC). V.ll:3l7Erk,
916 Chestnut Street,
has still franc, reduced the prices of his rich DRESS
.:ifiODS and SHAWLS. with a view of reducing tho civic
before Janium let. Purchasers will do well to call, iv
the Goode art all superior m quality, and will be sold
much iesa than cost.
iethe'time to buy a ItEAL INDIA SEIAWI, or
SCARE for aOn &tunes Uift. The pri. vn aro lower, and
WI will be sold at prices that cannot fall to give satisfac
tion.
GEORGE FRYER,
91G Chestmtt Street.
1101 C'HES'TNUT STHEE
E. M. NET;DLES & 00.
Will be prepared to offer far
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Splendid assortments of
ACES
LAA3E ,EIiraRCIIIEFS.
V EILS.
• EMBROIDERIES; &c.,
It Prices to Insure Bales.
Their stock of
House-Furnishing Dry Goods
WHIM) offered at the lowest mks.
Eleventh and Chestnut streets,
GIRARD ROW.
".I. l a TA ILLS LLII HO TOT
GOODS MARKEO DOWN.
MILL OREA'rEIt REDUCTION.
BUY NOW FOE WIRISTMAS.
Delain , a-- Low-1b and •Ac.
•
Calk°, fS—Cbrap—f2A and lOc,.
Shaw rked leas than coat
G r dl ou and :a
morallF-$1 Vu dl W and Sa Oa
Jack Strawe, made by STOKES for a UVmali
,5,•, Wl), 702 Arch at
I at
AND SQUARE BROCIi dB %IYLS FOB, SA - 14.6
12 at len than the recent Auction ale PAM. -
Black Open Gentreu
Scarlet Open Centres.
Black FIKI d Centres. •
Scarlet Filled Centres.
Bla k Thlbet Shawls
GAY AND PLAIN STYLE BLANICHT SLIAWL&
EDWIN HALL da (X)..
South Second street.
EDWIN BALL & Bs SOUTH SECOND STREET.
could invite the attention of the Ladies to their stook
of Cloths for Sacks and Circular..
Beal Velvet Cloths. Sues , quality.
Beautiful Blinder of Purples.
Beautiful Shades of Browns.
Beautiful Shades of Blacks.
Beautiful Shade. of Whites.
Chineffilla and Fro.ted Beaver Cloths. tie.
witII,OILUZIOLII*A.
NEW FRUIT.
Double and Single Crown, Layer,
Seedless and Sultana Raisins.
Currants, Citron, Oranges, Prunes,
Pigs, Almonds, &e., &o.
ALBERT . 0. ROBERTS,
kaki is Rae Grow*
Corner Eleventh and Vine Streets,
FRESH FRUITS.
FRESH RASPBERRIES
• YLUMS. - -
For aideTOMATOES in Wage and Can!.
by
JAMES H. wj a l i tißre
WALNUI and TH ntsoets.
Amore's IVlinee Meat
EfAViaG }. In tho market for nearly twenty years
can bo safely recommended. Don't bo deceived by a
cheap article. Mk for AT3IO.IIE'I3. - delS4oo
TI W Cltur CiTRON IN PRIME ORDER. 35 CENTS
per pound, at, COUSTY'S East End Grocery, No. 118
bouth Second Arent.
LMEM.A..G.SAPFJ3.7 - !IIVREGs ALmfauA. GRAPES. A
in largo clusters and of superior quality. In store
and for sale by M. F. SPILLIN, N. W. corner Eighth and
Arch areats.
EW CROP CURRANTS, 'IN PRIME ORDER, 15
IA cents Fel .pound, at COUSTY'S Eaat End Grocery,
No.llB Routh Second street.
X EW LEMON AND ()RANGE PEEL-35 CENTS
IN per pound, at COUSTYII East End Grocery Store,
118 South second stmt.
, CHOP RAISIN WLIOLE t IMF AND
/. , 1 quarter boxes aglow prices, at &MUSTY'S East
rocery Storo,'ho. 118 E oath Second street. ,
OtitE SPICES SWEET CIDER. (N)OILING WINES
1 aid Brandica, at C USTY'S , East End Grocery
ritore, No, GS South Second street.
I/ROC/n:3S ALMON DS.—NEW" CROP PRINCESS PA-
L Almonda }slat received and for sale by Id. F.
SPILLIN, N. W. cor. Arch and Eighth stroota.
&ISMS I RAISINS I i-1100 WHO
quarter boxes et .1)o.hle Crown Raisins, the best
fruit in the marketjor sale by M. F. WILLIAM N. W. cor.
h end Eighth streets.
HEM OVAL.)
- -
REMOVED.
T. STEWAItT BROWN,
Of film CROUCH, ETTZGERALI ) &DROWN.
lIASREVIOVED
TO
No.' ' 2 1 5 ehestribt Street,
And boo onhendalmp.seeottmottM TRUNKS. BAG 9.
.11131 t.; OLEO, 4c., of bla own manufseturo.
do9P-tff,
FITLSII, WEB VICE 86 130.
NEW CORDAGE FACTORY
Jim IN svu. orrawrwei.
14 ** 01 : WliTraia'4l inri b avilOs
R
TUE poupoNs oNOTICEv •
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
DOE JAN. let. INEI,
WILL )3 PAID ON AND AFTER THAT DATE.
IN GoIND COIN,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT. TAX,
At the Companro Mice, Nd. 20 NASSAU St., Nein York.
Moll Win Om JOHN J. o'Boo. Treavren
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
O.EIGRAL 11.0,1110 RAILROAD,
FIVE - TWENTIES,
Due January Ist.
BOUGHT.
De ilavext•Yr-Eiro.,
40 South Third Street
CENTRAL PACIFIC R. R.
HUT MORTGAGE BONDS,
Principal and Interest Payable In Goias
This road receives all the Government Mambas. Ills
Bonds are issued under the special contract laws of
fonds and Nevada. and the agreement to 11a1 Glld bind
Ins in law.
We offer them for sale at fe. and accrued interest ft
July Ist. In current 7.
Governments taken In Exchange at from 12 to it
Beat difference. according to the issue.
BOWEN & FOX,
13 MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE. WAN. IN P 113141
DEL Pit lA.
oelgamM
7-30'S Converted into 5-20's.
GOVERNMENT BELL RITIMI OF ALL ZMDEI
BOUGHT. BOLD AND EXCILLNOED.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIM
E. W. CLARK & CO.,
BANKCPS AND BROKERS,
Nom.rpe 35 South Third Street.
n
7-30'S Converted into 5-20'Si
And Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
DELEX-lEl_. & CO.,
AUSTIN & (MERGE,
313 W A LN UT STREET,
PHILADELPIIM
COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS.;
Witten N. /lON DM N
1104-enap BOUGEIT AND SOLD ON tXMMISSIONI
BANKING HOUSE
JAYCOOKE &Cc)!
112 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PHILAVA.
Dealers in all Government Securities.
nelKamrn•
74,
is) SPECIALTY. M
SMITH, RANDOLPH &
BANKERS AND BROKERS
16 Beta third 81,, Nam amit,
Nalimletphia. Sew
STOOKS AND GOLD .
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON OOKILIIIRON.
INTEms? ALLOWNO ON DMN/ifi'M
IGHT
14 &
BANKERS & BROKERS, "
R 0.17 NEW STREET, MEW YORK ,
particular attention given to the purchase and gale otP
GOVERNMENT NECURITIEN,
RAILROAD NTOCES.
BONDS AND CIOLDO%
Busineas exclusively . 4XI Commission,
AU orders will receive our pommel attention it Bilk
Stork Endinge and fold Board. /entre
lOLANDA AND WINDOW 4IIADES.
B.). WILLIAMS & SONS,
HALF At.Nr!
NO. 16 North SIXTH street,
Manufacturers of
VENETIAN BLIP DD
WINDOW SHADES.,
riieset assortment to the at*, the oldest 'establish:
teetarlerfest tuenufacturem end sell at the. Lowest Prided.
BEE/UJUNG PROMPTLY A'r.ITEDED TO.
STORE SHADES MADE TU TRIER. seds4lllll
~~ I ;;Ku .y. ~ I
t~~ } '".' ~ '~~
~,., ~ uL"~
rx~axptotar..
lINION i'ACIPICI IC. Di. CO.
TUE FIRST PlipitTßiGlE BONDS
COTJ.VONS
GOLD
BANKERS,
E 4 South Third Street.
SLATE PIA NI% IVO.
SLATE MANTELS
110 D 01* .it fiLtie WoRK.
MARBLE - IMS SLATS MANTELS
6 tirt• tow-florin appearance; hair the
1 :prloo of nia , Me; best and cheapest la
„ti u teted utates.
4 Fames y mid Salesroom SIXTEENTH
land LALLOW 111 LL etreeta ' •
130211111 w. I,V/
Qnll w e m 41116
TAIL * *a Lastaeilil ISILA UG Al a 1,611. ... . The I louse. bill Making approphitssmis to eu,,P SY , ' so,
E uriAL U o ' December 110:—ille funeral Services on, l ficiencies in, apProPriallone for the execution of tee
th e unre cognized victims of the lute railroad rilmater t c;' le('1.1:71:;117!ei. .awls and for the eerviceof the Quarter
at Angola, will be held in the Central Depot, Exchange referred 1 si)ttt;ll...i'r.l.trntm"init °lilia ' z' ' 'Pe o f il ri.- A in oP t rf h,( l;r llll)llolB n e s ' . 4lld ‘‘
l'
street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. The . 'AVPOII.NEY CFNEtter.
wrs. Des. Lord and Boteiddas will of fi ciate. The The CIIAIIIIIIIa tx.fore tee Senate:A communication
. from the Attorney-Gene-II transmitting in rejigs. °
`bodies will be deposited
L in a vault at Iforeet Lawn ' r.a.olittfee. infermation in regard to ' the ilmoltuts . p t aM °
Cemetery, subject to fut ure ituipN'tloll or order. The . during the years ending June :al, lf-63., and June :: t
Coronet's impost will be held on Monday. A correct i t( h ) l. 7 , fold.pristl marvel employed to ae.-ist the A
list of the personal effec ts of the deceased will be kept titU i rld e rnin °lr e t e l 'Xl l l)li t el l ic t lar A - tturite3 ' .. ittth.tr(*ti
t 3
. . .
by the railroad company. The following additional ? __ -•..-. - /HINTING LAsva.
recognitions have been made. 1. at.r..Rtresmenw, c „ll u d no his resolution calling noon
the sem-tory or mitre for Information in I (-sent to
The friends of $. B...llitikard. of Port DalhouSe 1 the amounts of money paid newepapsrs- for printing'
(Spaeth recognized his remains in the dead holism te.,l laws of the United States since March 4, Nil.
day. lie was a carpenter by trade, and was on his re- . hi lllr:' ITMUNDS • moved an amendment directing
p °Let n be r. rotl l n is t
turn from Weqlleid, New Yorl: , where he had been ot i° co to tins it e r l ti g r es ilif tlil , it t t he his t4cn s l i l e e ar
at work. ..
A burntot .peratinajo whoa / paid and the coulee rendered.
of keys w'e foam!' Amongst Vt . ,' (Holm of. Ain., Whotber'reprts of trials have been printed slur
the horned car, marked "Elan Porter," ' lug Una poled, by whose authority,and DM expellee
An English gold lever watch, No, 1, 121,Ws'ith the fo". thereof, .
Time resolution,th the. amendment,' was adopted.
lowing inScrlMlon on the case; "Presented by John
Abell to A. Johnson," was 'also found: - - Also, two ail- Mr. Ott r A'YOLIGI, from the Cs t :a7lali t t i t t ec Mu Commerce,
ver watches, No, 29,455 and 18,:i'2.1, and a gold ring reporfeds joint 11/40111(10I1 asking the lietretary of the
with stone, marked "E. L." ' .•
' " ,Treatsury to adjourn the :eale of , : stock held by the
'United St ttssin the Dismal Swamp Canal until Feb-
The setnf the ring was also marked, hut crumbled 'U nary 5, Pills, at 11 o'clock. '.
le pieces before it could be recognized. The ring ' In's: motion to go .boo executive session was then
put awl curia.!, and atter sairort .eesalon the 'Senate
howeVi r, has been recognized as belonssing to B. 11,..
Mattison, of the firm of d. . •
lstattinen& Lawson, Auburn, :adjourne
Dense of Representatives.
New York. The body of C. T. Metcalf. of Eric, Penn- The Sermatortesented a communication from the •
Sylvania. hair been recognized among the burned ear- ' Conunterloner o Internal Revenue, relative to: the
amount of tam levied from distilled ts
for
the sec.
cases, by a tooth on the left side of tho jaw ' lapping cralyearro sineo 101. Referred to t h e n to
of
over to the right. . Ways and Merino..
. It. C. Gibbs, of Galveston, Texas, was seen on the Mr. Mancen, from the Select Comtnittee on South-.
burned eat, lila trunk is at the (Moot unclaimed. ern Railroads; repottedn resolution for :the,,payMent
, 11
J an
ohn W. Chapman; of Boston, was **Cell on the car, , Ofd?ne /uouth's „salary to its Clerk. Adopted.
Mr. BINO/131, from the committee on heconstrite
and in . supposed to be''among the unrecognkocd ' Don; reported a resolution authorizing that commit
bodies. Another - body has
r ots a pair tee to appoint a clerk, at the usual, per diem, for the
time aetaany emp lo y ed in the service of the commit
of spectacles, and -pants of gray . flannel, tee; Adopted. -
'vest, striped shirt and` *line overcoat. Only nine I -
wounded - molt' semaln- at 'Angola. - The balance arc
cared for by the railroad company In this city. The
following is from the latest corrected list of the dead
wounded,.sand kept attire' Courier ()MCC:
DEAD.
H. D. Graves, Brooklyn; A. 11. Spier, :vOrth•Eaet,
_Pennsylvania; E. B. ?mime', Buffalo; Eunide
Spartansburg, Pcnnaylvania;' John:Fuller, Spartans
burg, Pennsylvania; Mn. William Freeman, Norwicli; ,
P. - "lia~•tianl Nuitti•Eaet Pennsylvana; James
Sheridan, residence unknown; Frank Walker. Brdril& -
an Unknown woman. and child: an unknown man;
- Norman Nohls, residence unknown; W. W. Towner,
Erie, Pa.; J. A. Martin, Erie, Pa.; S. C. Thomls' ol 4
Worcester, Mass.; Mrs. IL Strong, &Maio; Stephen
'Stewart, Oil Creek. E. P. Harvey, Po t Ladino, N. Y. ;
Jas. Brown, Buffalo; Emma Teller, Utica; Miss Bar
tholomew, Angola, N. Y.; A. B. FiAcr, Illinnesota;
E. L. Mattison, Auburn; E. T. Metcalf, Erie; It C.
iGildrs, Galveston; John W. Chapman, Boston.
ifEIt.IOMILT
F. Bobbin., Buffalo; S. E. Howard, New York;
Ira Babcock and wife. Syracuse; .Mnry Ch?dyne, Corfu.
Now York; W. C.' Patterson. Oil Crtsl; Marla SA yles,
Corfu. New York; Mrs. Christiana Laing, Minneario
lle: John C. Cripps, Salem, Ponnsyltattia: IL Stewart,
Ontlda; E. Dixon. Buffalo; Mrs. IL M. Gall, Buffalo;
Lizzie Thompson, Worcester. Mas-achnseLts: IL
Mush, Franklin, Tennessee; Charles Wood, /1111.40:
.1. C. Whitney, Nashua. New Hampshire: H. Jack
ton, Illinois; A. H. Thomas, Itochestor.
SLIGHTLY HIJUUL - .1).
It Love. Utica; Charles Love, (.:tica: R. Reed,
clalr. chataqua County, New York : L C. Chase, /irk-.
wright, Chataqua County, New York; Garrett Hurley.
Corry, Pennsylvania ; Isadore Mayor,' New York ; It.
Morris, New London, Connecticut 3Lts. IL Tymer-
Fon, Waukesha, Wisconsin: W. Teller, Utica; M
Lapel, Minneapolis; Albert Rosenburg, Albany; W:
Moore, Corry, l'ennsylvaula ; James Walsh,
Brooklyn ; Miss Mary Sallee, Corfu : Mary
lloore, Brooklyn; W. G. Pr.ton, New York; L. L.
Lombard, New 'fork; Daniel C'arr, Brooklyn;
,W.
'
Mrv. Fisher. Minnesota: Frank Sherman,
conductor, Buffalo; John Vanderbtm, brakeman; W.
F. Gregory, Skaneateles; Mrs. Robert Stewart, Oneida;
Eugene Howard, Buffalo; Nies McCarthy, Lowell,
Pmansylvanin.
XLth CONpII.M9.-ItECOND SESSION.
MMWMnFM=';lMnt!'lr=W•M=n
Senate.
- -
Mr. SittlIMAN, of Onto, ca led up the untintshed
tae
busis--the bill to repeal the cotton tax.
The question Wan on the motion to postpone to Feb
ruary next.
Mr. strztratatt earnestly opprwed the motion to post
pone. saying it involved a podpementent of Inc bill
until she whole question of revenue should be deckled,
while it was luchapensable to laborers and planters to
know immediattly the tax to be paid on next year's
crop. More than one half of the cotton crop perhaps
"was pledged to the laborer. They were really part nery,
but the planter was obliged in the meantime to blip
port the laborer. No ofte denied that the tax was on
erous, ahaothing one hail of cotton out of fonr. one
fourth of his "corn dodgers "s tax that con d not be
endured, and one that was laid on no other product.
It was not a question of politics. Those people were
not represented here, and he spoke as much in tn. , in
terest of the loyal-black men as of rs:behl.
lecilng,therefore, snook! be kept out of rho discus.
Eton. *r
The already deplorable condition of the people,
poverty, stricken.hroken in spirit as they were, ahould
appeal tu Senators Lot to heap coals of Aire on, their
heads. Ile took up and replied to the arguments that
other kinds of products hot,: an equal burden, a., al
leged by Mr. Stewart, Mr. Ferry and others. and
snaked what, others bore such a tax
Mr . Frinix—Tbe sale of manufactured goods.
Mr. rinalinsm--Ilow much is ibae
Mr. Ecructi.-Five per cunt. nn
.X. Sinuistall--That is undoubtedly paid by t b Coll•
BIII7IVI .
Mr. FERNY explained that his ar2unient had howl
that the tax ou tux constituents shield I,e removed to
'wane extent. He ttionv,ht all Haut:ma k hoald he par
tially taxed. Not cotton alune.
26. bIIELNAti roeteudod; that thq internal re% craw
tax had been partially removed Yuani manufactured
z.oodf-, and urged ithe immediate parattge•ot tau
bll.
STZwenT briefly replied to Mr. bberannea rd-
Inbrits In regard to inning intere.t..'
Mr. Colturrr quoted m‘autties in support of the
Mr. - MonniLL, of Vermont, denied that the tax would
work oppresSlon. At all events, to postpone the bill
Wan February or March, when the report of the Rev.
enGC COMMizelOtler Cable In. was not oppre,sive.
Why should not the exports of tlw South be doubled
ho as)ted, arguing Abut auch,vvoultt be the result of
.the
continuation of the Utz.
Mr. (Dunes. of lona, gave the reasons why he shovel('
vote against the Postpouement„in otder to vote tor
the suspension of the tax., • •
Mr. !"..PnAntafspoicn at somdlengile in favor of the
repeal. saying that he was• bound again to express the
alarm he telt en regard. to the commercial intermits of
the country—especially of the North. , The tact that
English labor had made India cotton equate the best
;Seri Island was. the true reason of the tall in price. He
denied that the country was richer now than before
the war. It was poorer to the extent of the five
billions spent during the war. If the amount produced
during the war was deducted from this, they should
altid to it what one million live hundred thousand men
had destroyed.
Mr. Dnanz contended that while from the Impover
ished condition of the death the tax should be susened
,e_d, cotton should still be made to bear a portion of
the country's burden; that the manufacturers of the
North, enriched by the war, were now burdened some
what,-did not justify the entire removal of-those bur
-dens. But he urged strongly that a helping baud
should be held out to the South to lift it up to com
parative prosperity. It was the dictate of wisdom to
suspend the tax now, and not to keep lhem in sus
poise, the •Inoduction of: cotton requiring a cont
thencement at the beginning of tee year. LEO would
loppose the postponement.
Mr. MATER, of Nebraska, was surprised to hear
from the Senator the same argument that had been
tised lathe South, that Congressional legislation was
• dictated by malice. s •
Mr..Thialth denied that his -Words could-beai such
.an application.
Mr. Nse, of Nevada, asked the Chairman of the
Committee, Mr. Shennan, it the intention was not to
pike on Northern industry the burden taken from the
douth •
Mr. Summar referredhim to the report of the COlll
-
My. NYE accepted the reply as a confession. Fiore
•ferred to the various cries of poverty from the woolen
interests, the iron intermits, and the mining interests,
• 'which lest, he said, was true. I nederee it. [Laugh
ter.] Ile especially wanted to know whether the Coin
anittee on MAl:Junco had arranged to supply this de
itetency. Thu South had given.no evidence of thank
.f illness for the magnanimity of Congress, hut the con..
•
Mary.
Mr. Srnaome .of Rhode Island, sa id th a t w hth,
'boast and brag was being indulged in by the American
:people, other nations ban labored and prospered.
Mr. tgiEnMAN deCined that this repeal was proposed
as much for the benefit of the rebel aristocrats of the
Nouth, so otter; neneneced by tee 'Senator as for the
benefit of the lour ruidious of black men. ,it Wad upon
:them that the Senator would fasten burden. Not
(Ohio alone, nor any particular section, favored its re
peal, bid the whole country,. Would they want white
people starvtalt Ile hoped they would tallow the ex
ample of the douse, and pates the bill. Doubtless; by a
'snore carefol appoitioinneut of the taxes the public
;debt could tee curtailed. • .•
Mr. FISSBENIMN moved to go into exectitive session,.
;saying it"Wal evident no iletiotl Cullld he'takee and
certainly notwil coifed resultfrom a postponementior
'Sixteen days.
_Fevered Senators objected, when Mr. CONKLING said
.the House bred adjourned, and consequently ;;It was
useless to pass the bill..
The bill was therefore laid over.
THE DAILY EVENIING„BULUTIN.--'OIIIIIADELPHIA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 186 r. -TRIPLE SitiET.
„ PET ITIO N S .
'Mr. Cisiinza presented the petition of Daniel H.
Northrop, H. G. Banks, William Abbott and others,
praying that the American Minister to England be
directed to demand the immediate release of American
citizens ow held in unlawful emitody by theßnglish
government as Pentane. •
Also, a petition of William J. 'Nagle, claiming to be
a citizen of the United States, born in Now York, and
to be unlawfully held as a prisoner by the British gov
ernment, and praying release from imprisonment. Also, a petition of Henry Lfebenan. William W.
Sheldon and others, ..praying: that the.
American Minister to England be directed to deal tad
the fall settlement of e'toms for the Alabama piracies,
and they were all referred to the Committee on ea
eign
=MEM
. .
The House then, at half-past two, wont into Com
mittee of the Whole on the State of the Union,. Mr.
Cullom in the ohairi and took up 'the Senate atreald
ment to the deficieru.v bill for Congrmisional expenses
The first amendment was that striking out the pro
viso which limits the allowanX to cacti member for
stationery and newspapers to e . and substitutes for
it a provision that no etember of either house of Con:
grew shall be allowed stationery or newspapers, or any
canon' utation therefor. .
Mr. WASiinuriE, of 1111h01, , , said that the Com nit , .
tee on Appropriations had deemed it proper, in re•
porting the bill in the first Instance, to put on some
limitation, anti he believed that the sum 0f‘,1:2.1 was a
fair one, not only to members of the Etoueo, hat to
Senators. The Senate, however. seemed to have taken
that ar a sort of drive at that body.-aud now proposed
that no allowance at all should be made for stattonery
or newspapers. Be hoped that, by unanimous con
sent, the H-ust: would concur In that amendment
The Senate had thrown down the gauntlet of economy,
and be hoped the House would take it up. If Sena
tors, drawing three or font or five or ,six hundred dol
far F a year for stationery and newspapers. could stand
it, eenainly meinlxls who only proposed to draw SC.,
could stand it. lie therefore moved that the amend
ment be concurred in.
On taking the vote by teller?, itWaS, found that there
waa no quorum voting. The. Chairman therefore di
rected the roll of mettibers to'be called-\,
The roll was called, and ill members answered--two
more than a quorum.
The tellers again took their station, nod after much
trouble and delay got a quorum to vote.
The vote was area 48, noes 46. The Chaim/in voted
aye, making b quorum.
So the amendmemt was concurred in.
Mr. LW:num' mored,a proviso, that nothing in the
bill shall be constrned to prevent each !Inge from ap
propnating its own contingent fund as it may deem
necessary for the public interest.
Mr. Wastitruntic, of Illinois, claimed that the
amendment WAS out of order, aml the Chairman eo
712 e other Senate amendments were non-concurred
`The Committee then toe and reported the MI to the
Mr. MAIItAIM Blared an adjournment Lost.
Mr. bruit „ of l'ennsylsauna, called for the yeas
and nays on concurring in the Senate amendment pro
hibiting. allowance to members for newspapers and
buttoner'. .
The vote was taken,andresulted yeas 54. nays 41.
The Speaker toted aye. making a quorum. So the
amendment was commuted in.
The other ticruite amendments, appropriating some
$42,10) for clerks of committees, pages and additional
messengers, werenon-concurred im—yeas. ?A nays, 04.
The Senate amendment striking out the appropria
tion fora history of land grants was non-concurred la.
The bill goes hack to the Senate for its action on the
amendments in which the House non-concurred.
The SlTAfirn presenttd estimates from the Secre
tary of War ad lliGrina for additional appropriatioas
regain d by the Paymaster-General for the pre , eut fis
cal year. Referred to the Committee' on ApPropria
time.
Mr. ROMPSON . presented the petition of Golone]
N:lgle, an American titian], held , in custody in a Brit
ish prison, remarking that he hid been trying to get
the attention of the country Mid of the administration
to the facts and asked leave to offer in connection with
the subject, a resolution requesting the President of
the United Stales to take immediate action on the
cases of W. J. ..Naglc and John Warren, now in Brit
b•it prisons: one hod 'without trial since June 1, 187,
arid the other convicted by a jury to which the chal
lenge allowed by . English law to the subjects or citizens
of (Mier countries wag refused. in order that a now
trial be granted to the one and a speedy trial to the
other. or that both be liberated.
Mr. 8E20.1311N objected, and the resolution was not
remived. .
htr. STonns. of Tennessee, introduce} a bill to
amend the act of July 4, .184 i. to allow a Curt twr time
of teo year , for the fliingof applications tor pensions.
Referred to the Committee ou Ipcalld Pensions. '
DISCUABGE TACT E.MPLOYEe.
Mr. RANDALL, Of PerlOSylVallitl, offered 3 . TOOOll3lOll
that the resolution adopted by the floth3e on Novem
ber :25, which declares it unnecmsary to procetd far
therwith the building or equipping of ships of war,
shall not be comatose as an expression of the opin
ion of the flume in favor of discharging mechanics
and laboring men from the navy-yards during the
coming winter months. Referral to the Cotrunittee
on Naval Altars
The MOU,e, at 3:45 adjourned to Monday, January
The following is the vote lir detail on concurring In
the Senate amendment prohibiting allowance for eta
tionery and newspapers.,
Yott-3lessrs. Allison, Archer, Ashley of Ohio,
Baker, Baldwin, .11ingtianu. Hover: Butler, Cobb, Co
burn, Cullom. Dawes, Dixon, Donnelly, Fenn:worth,
Get; Iligby,llolinim, Hooper, Hopkins, Hubbard of
West Virginia, Ingersoll, , Jadd, tlttlian, "Ketchum,
Lawrence of Pennsvivania, Lawrence, of, Ohio, Lo,
M
Lynch, cClurg Bforcnr, tiloore,lMoorel an
cad, Morgan,
Morrell, O'Neal, Phelps, Plants, Price, it 1.1103,
liobettson, Selye. Spalding, Stevens of 'Pennsylvania,
Taber, Van Horn of New York, Ward, Washburn of
Whitonsin, Washnunae of Illinois; Washburn of
In
diana, Washburn of Massachusetts, Wilson of
Windom— 54.
Nays—Messrs. Adams..-Andertioil,liniell, Ashley of
Nevada, Axis)), Barnes, Beck, 13enjarnin, Carr, Chan
ler,Driggs, Eldridge. Ferri, , , Fox. ilolluday' Grover,
Hawkins, Johnson. Jossa, Kerr, Knott, hiallorv. Mar
shall. Maynard..3lceorndek, hinnuer, Myers. Niblack,
Nicholson, Peters. Polsley: Randall, Robinson, Ross,
Smith, SfOkes, Thomas, 'Trimble,. Van Rorixof Mis
s W Illiams, Wilson of Pennsylvanis-11.
Reported tor the rodade p auvn r6,g isullotin.
I WI the tozsz
111L1.6110R0, lib. -Selir Ralph Soudor-2IX) tons pluoter
4 '..6.90 bids do E A Souder & Co.
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Scotia LiverpOoL.New York Deo: 19
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Scar ntilph -Sou r, &
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with vitiator to A .Idooder Co.
B,hr baralt U.iUov, Avas. .;lops from BOdtOnt Ia Ptalast
to capttuti. •
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81""n h. Philadelphia
nag Charlotte, ficaPet, Havana, Warren, Oregg btor4e.
•
MItMOIMNPA.
Sliip t'nrdelin. King, entered out ot Liverpool 4th tut,
for thir port.
Whip tuduttrY. Bennett. 'Llti cloys from London, vin Rto
,innetro. at StlllFFlSTlClPWlyeaterdny
Ship flaninbulg, Wamw well, at Al onterldeo 21lot ,Qet. from
lto•.tUat
',hip City of Sydney, Brown, from Calcutta Rh Aug. at
Nien , Vork Met.
Strainer Whirlwind. Geer, hence at Providence PSI
ibttunt. •
.
Sunnier Culm,"flakebart, olcarad at lialtfmoro
Imo, for Havana y Wert and Now Oricano. -
.tocainpr Concordia, Bestra,eailed from Now Or!cam lath
Met for floatort.
- . .
teamer ht Lonio, Babson, at Nene Cretan. Ifith inotant
from Royston
SteamerAlexandrlii, Platt, „hence at Norfolk Pith inat
and Hailed for New York.
Ateateer Orleutal, know,, cleared at Bolton IPth instant
for New Orleana
Steam° a Columbia; Barton. and Pah-kee, Ueeegang, at
New York veat.erday from Havana 11th inst.
Steamer Java; !ACAulay, from Liverpool via Queens
town Bth Inst. at fldeton yesterday.
Bark Fidello, henc • at Hairnet lal.fnet
Bark 'Sarah A Staples. Staples % 120 daye froaeOnliao for
Dunkirk. wag at St Vincent, tape -Vordes, 2,1.5 t Oct—
having' put In for provisions and fuel. •
Bark Bend Stanton, tole. ealled .from Singapore 25th
Oct. for Dostun.
Bark Menlo Simpson, Mumble, Ilene° for Antwerp,
pa, red Brai 4111 jrpt •
Bark 'Wavelet, Britton, hence at. A ntwOrn VI inst.
Brig War Crawy, Haley, trailed from. Providence 18th
that. for this port. . ,
Brig•lohn Chrvital, 'Barnes. railed-from Pernambuco
lllth ult. for Delaware•Herrawnt.r. •
Brig Samuel Welsh. tioecker, from St Jago, 'at Kings:
ton, Jam. Id inst. and sailed dth for this port vi. Salt
Elver.
Behr Ben)' F 'keret, Armstrong, from Newport for this
•or remained oshtre on Poor House Point , Fith inst.
Behr (.; Shaw, Reeves; J H Bartlett Wiggins, audJas S
V atson, Houck, hem o at l'rovidencelBth inst.
Behr L D Bmal4 Me e hence at Beverly 19th Inst.
Schr Annie E Ctifnmer Granroer, hence at . akin 19th
natant.
Behr Alexander, cleared at Richmond 18th instant
or this port
Behr tiara., Smith, from Now London for this port, at
ew York nth lust
tschr I/avtd $ slner, I.luntley, cleared at Portland 19th
at. for thla_port. • .
Bohn; T Price, Yonac Garwood. Godfrey; Get.
yaburg. Smith, and J 16 Simmons. Young,. hence for
Vashlngton. at Alexandria 18th last.
Behr IllrepbenliOrna. Beaman from Thiattia for pia Port
t Holmes Hole 17th ivat. :
lichre it W Tufl hobbhos, hence for Dorton, and Sliver
'Ake, Matthews, hence for , Portsmouth. at Provincotown
15th inst. the latter with toes of mainboom.
Bahr Amon Malkenber& Terrell, hence at Dighton ldth
instant
— Bell:. Joseph Porter, Burroughs, sailed from Providence
17th inst. for Egg Barber.
Mar Li Audemied, of Philadclphla, will winter at
Pawtlcket.
1011 , 7R141 4 11 t M. D il li t i t r etcleT a ,H
Sharp, Wenn; Moore, Mem:non: H. es K vorson,
Brower; Eliza Rebecca, Price, and E B Shaw, Shay?,
hence at Boston 18th inst.
Sctr Mosaic Limandu& Morris, sailed trom Newpor
lEth fruit. for Delaware city,
Behr b It Thomas, hence at New London 15th inst.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Schr Caleb Stetson (of Milford, Del), Somers. hence for
Braintree, with cost ,. was ab .ndorted lath that lat
lon 1215. All hands rescued by ship Universe, at New
York. 1 hey were so badly frozen that they had to be
taken on board the ship by ropes; bad•been on the wreck
to days. and tar four days without fire or water, and ail
their provisions destroyed by the sea. Card Somers re
pats: Left Philseelphisifor Braintree, Mass. "ior 19. with
a cargo of lag tour of coal. Oa Dee 6tli had a heavy g
from Wto NW; lost small boat. spilt main and foresails.
Dec had a gale. with snow, from NB; shipped a sea,
stove water casks and bulwarks. :qui -trashed everything
moveable off deck. cauFing the veiliel to spring a leak;
commenced to throw overboard the cargo to try and save
the vessel. but finding the lo.k Increasing and the reFeel
rink'ng fast, when the ship Universe hove in sight and
sent a boat and took us off the wrack - the captain and
crew being badly frost bitten. The Caleb Stetson was 190
tons burthen. 6 years old, built in Milford, where she was
owned by the captsin and others.
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The Triangle on Hardy'm Rock, Salem Harbor, wig
carried away &win the late storm.
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Juo. ii. LkW11:1, President, 111 Walnut street.
WMf.L. REIM- Vice President.
619 !Walnut street.
EVANS. Treisurer.- • •
del6 12trpl • , 613, Market street.
agless THE NORTHERN SOUP SOCIETY : WILL
•••••7__ open their houN w ituated M the corner of Peter's
Ailey and Four stree 'above Brown, for the gratuitous
alibibution of soup to Poor on WtsON Et:MAY, pee
n. Donations in Blotter or materials be thankfully
received act the house. or by either of the undersigned:
CRAB. J. RUITE.R, Preeident, 304 Calla whit! street.
BAHL EL T-011a0,43eoreU , rii Rid N. BeeOnd troot -
T. MORRIS PEROT, Treasurer,
_BB Market street.
• • RICLIARD W. BACON. 428 N, Pifttt street.
SAMUEL JE.ANEI3. 1023 Arch street. , • .
JOHN 0. JAMB% Wg.N. Third etrest.
Or by any other Manager of the tziocietr, delB-6trp4
yor p ArilCE ENTEII.P.RthE RAILROAD CO3F,
Notice ie hereby given that aninstalment of lye Dot.
Mrs upon each share of stock of. the Company, not full
paid has been called, and that the same is due and]
payable at the office of the Oompany, No, 407 Library
street, on or before THURSDAY the second day of
January, 100;. .
By order of the Directors.
delM2l,l
OFFICE CENTRAL,PACIFR RAILitO
16ic" C OMPANY,. NO. 54 WILLIAM BTIIEET. NEW
ToRX.
The Coupons of the Firat Mortgage Bonde of the Oen.
tral Pacific Railroad Company, due Januaryl. 1853, will
be paid In full, In gold -coin, on and after that date, at
the Bunking House of FMK I. HATCH.,
Bankers aud Financial Agents of the C. P. Ft. It. Co.
C. P. IIIiNTINGPON, Vice Pre sident.
Above Coupons bought by BOWEN & FOX. Special
Agents, No. la Alerchants• Exchange. . cleFidtojal
mgr. OFFICE MINE KILL AND BCIWYLKILL
"rw HAVFN RAILROAD COMPANY.
:Twelfth Month .18th. 1867.
The Annual 'Meeting of the Steel:holders cf. thiA Corn:
pony rt ill be t. eld at their Office, Ivo. 18 South Seventh
street. on Stroud Day ( ondayn the 18% of Finn
Month, (January. 1868). at 10-A. 14. at which -time an
election for eilicera to servo the eneuing
ear will be held.
M 11 1 11)r)Llt,
LleeretarY.
de2o 2zisv2sv;
gar NATIONAL BANE ..OF THE NORTHERN
Liberties.
Pittuanti.enu4 Dee. 7, 1887.
The Atnual Fleetion for Directors of this Bank will be
held at the Banking Rouse on WEDNESDAY. the Bth
day rfJannary nexkbetween the home of 10 .o'clock A.
AL and 3 o'clock I'.
• dal•aa to t ben
app. SUSQUEHANNA CANAL COMPANY* OFFE
IC-
T"'"
4L7 WALNUT STREET.
_ .
• Prtruumarnta, Dec' 14, 1/437.
The coupons for interest on the Common Bonds of ti its
Company, felling due on the first of January, DA& wilt Do
paid_ op presentation at the toIhST NATIONAL DAN S.,
of PhnndelPhia, on and after the finrt proximb.
, ROBERT D..I3ROWN.*
deligMan - Tr assure r.
spors. PIIILADELPHIA AND 'READING RAILRO AD •
'"'"" CORPAN Y. OFFICE. 227 Bourn FOURTH. d
PLEILADELPII(A, Dec. 16, Igg 7.
Notice Is hereby given to the Stockholder's of rags C om
pany that the annual meeting and an election tot Pi wi
dest, eix Man a4era, Treasurer andi ,Sectetary, t aku
place on the SECOND AioNDAY,I24h of January n
at IS M. was 11. - \v this. ,
delS.Cal.% , Secretes y.
Z. eeirlip.. PENNSYLVANIA IRTILITARY ACADDYfif
opens THURSDAY, January fed, 1888, Anplice ttion
for adnuesion ehould be made p. emu, to that tiro o. eo
that new Cadets 'may enter with 'the classes neon. tha
regular course of instruction. For Circulars aprty to
COL. THEM. IaYA
President:P. M. A., Chester, Delaware con Mar, E
syleutts. dcl9.lre rpo
LdDif i l l 3; FAIR—A F AIR Tide
of t he 21.112 L
pre4byteri Churcr e Al be tell in the t new ct lurch
building. N. E. oorncr Nineteenth and Green suede com
mencing on Monday, Decembectith. at o'clock J'.
and a:intim:ducal:lring the weak.
Tickets of ads farina--season, En. cents; single, mental.
Children, lacente—to be had the door. • detall try.
B FABMERS , AND MECHANICS' NATIONAL
IPTITLA7IMIIIIA, Deco reborUM.
The AMMO. Election for Directoni o f - this Barg . . 'All he
held at the- Banking Howie , on 11)NESDAar,Iche
day of January next,between tha hours cf II ciclook A.M.
and 2 o'clock r. M. W. RUSHTON. ;fr
deb Mal
shier.
TH c. COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
PUILADFMRIII,4December
The annuateleetion for Direetore of this %ant. will ho
held at the Baking Home, on WEDNESDAY,
January sth, 18€8, between the bourn of 10 K, and
2 P. Pd. B. C. PALM ER.
del a tut h tjae4 Caehier.
mgr. VOITItTH NATIONAL /3411 , 1 E: OF PEILLAD:AL.
""'"' PHU, =ARCH etreet. :
Pliu.Aniu.rw.&, December 7th, 1867,
The annual election for Director., will be held at the
Banking-Homeom TUESDAY. January 14th, Mid, be
tween the hours of II A. M. and 4. P. M.
SAMUEL J. MAC MULLAN,
del9Lth,o,tu,tjal4l
OPFICE OF TILE DELAWARE MUTUAL
11115r 6AFETY LNSUItANCE (10,41PAN'e'.
Pm Latirm:lns, 1 ecember 20th, PRI.
The annual election for twent,eight Directors wilL
held at this Office, on RIONDAS., t he sixth day of January
next, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. 2t.
di2Otjaoil HENRY LYLBUttli. Secretary.
par , COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL BANK..
PinhArnarniA, December 14, 1867.
The Annual Election for :flirt ctors nlll. be held et the
Banking Hence On T 1 &WAY, the 14th clay of January,
1808, bets een the howl of 10 o'clorit A. M. awl if
Ockek P. M. H.. U. YOU . NO.
fltl4.o,tu.th,tlsl4 Unfhler.
par NATIONAL E.X,CLIANGE BANK., • '
Pi] mug:l.'l.llA, Dec. 12, 1261.
TheAnnoal Election font Directont will bo held at the
Banking-hotwe on TUESDAY, the 14th of 'January next,
between thebours of 10 A. M. and 2 P_._ol
delhito,th,e,tojal3
A FA.lft FOlt THE' SALE OF USEk'UL .AND
le r Fancy Articles wiltho held iti.tho lecture-room of
tho Fir 4 Presbyterian Church, German etreet, holmThird. Third. Itev.A. Culver Pastor, communing on TUESDA.
December 17, and continuing for one week. Proceeds to
be &Noted to necessary repairs and alterations to tho
°hunch building.. ,
npfee.— MARYLAN o KAOLIN CO. OF BALTLSIOitE
and Cecil Counties,—A meeting of the etocknoldere
will be held at their °ince, No. T North Calvert etreet,
Baltimore, on MOND A Y, 30th inst., at 3 o'clock P. M.
By order of the Board of Directore.
VIAL HANNA, Secretary.
BAIITIMOPA Dec. 10th,.1867. de13.110
se` caw NATIONAL BANES.
PULL A DELpre, DecP,mber 7 1867.
The Annual Election for Directors will be holdat the
Banking House on WEDNEdDAY, the Bth, day of Jan
uary, between the hours of ld o'clock. 'A. M. and
o'clock.P. M. G. A. LEW Ile.
• de7,e,w,tjaBs ' Cashier.
par ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCICHOLUEBB OF
- Lick Bun and- Sugar- Creek 011 Company-will-be
held January let, leg& at 12 o'clock 111.. to elect otlicere,
dtc.. at Boom 11, Ledger Building, 114 South Sixth street.
CHAS. DAVIS, Sedy.
HOWARD HOSPITAL, NOS. 1518 AND
Lombard drool, Dispensary Department—M -
sal treatment and medlcLuea fu.ratabed gratuitowthr to the
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
DIVIDEND-TILE DIRECTORS OF THE D 1,.
s l6r zell Petroleum Company have this day declared
'ldlyWend or Two percent. on the Capital Stock, clear
Of State Tax, payable on and after the 27th blatant. at the
office of the Company,. 218 WALNUT street. Trumfor
Books °loge at 8 P. 751., 19th •, open 80th.
EDWARD P. BALL. Secretary.
rim. - or LT11111; Dec. 18. 1867. dele,Bt4
LA.DIEIP TRIMMINGS.
SPECIAL NOTICE:. •
PALL AInNTER FASHIONS FoR MS%
mg t . 4, BIND lust pEatiTtqu'r BPI=
_lmporter of Ladies" rem and Cloak Tr! to
Eringee, Satin Trimminp, Tassels, Ohnps, Braids. Rib'
b" 11 4 thibure and (Suns Lazes, Drape Trimming, Eaneg
Jet Collars and Bolts. • • •
Fast Edge Velvets, in choice ehedes.
• lo w Vergers, all widths, A at micaL
raddan Dress and Oloak-Making in all Its Depart:l=%
Drew* made on 24 hours' notice. Wedding mid Travel.
nig outfits made to order in the moot elegant manags and
at ouch rates us cannot fail to please
nits of pup at enorrest some.
ElegantlegantYinaaned Paper Patterns for Ladles' . anlt. Chi
dren'e Dresses.
Beta of Patterns for lderehanbi +and Deensendrera
ready.
Pane= cent by mall or 'amass to all nuts of the
Union. •
?dm Hutton's end Madame Demerept's aborts for ism.
and Svntem of Drees-Outtios taught,
INDIA RUBBER IyfAIDIENE BELTENG.BTEAM PAC&
ing floseolith • '
Engineers and dealers will , raid , s lalt Veortmont of
Goodyear e Patent Vulcanised Rubber Belting. racking
Bone, dm, at the etasMen_ "
turatce ifeeAquartera
GOODYEAItiII, •
' • Cl qBtl3rt tth
• , sou $
tame now , on hanil a largelot of Liontletned'A'.
Lunen. and Ildbeect Goan cote. Abe every valet) . tuld
ntylo of (um Overeouttk •
LARGE , PEREMPTORY EaiIYDOOTS, SHOES.,
BRONS,. MA.V B AGS. Am.
ON . OA
TUY MO ,C 1
D 24 lo cocloch will be_ sold 4 hpsatalopn PO=
MONTHS' CREDiT, *bout MG , lin o me. ut Shoo
Brogans, Ala., of city_ and Eastern in Wire.
Open for examinaffth with catalogues null WS morning
of We. - •
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OP 800% 1110E8.
BALISIORALB , ,,thx•
NOT4E-ineludsur_ist_rjw Balli of oste,_Sheell;
itte.; - ON 1: u =DAY moRNRIG.
Dec. 29, will lielotmd 'in part th e felltrovlsur Rash' and
desirable asserts:Mist, vie-. •
Men's, bop , end !out** telt dentate:3le, grid half welt
Creel boots; men's, WV:Fend youtleri buff leather
boots; metre fine graL lip log c angbireon
boots; men'p and her/ , buff lea and
'plain Congress boots caul Balmoral,: men's. is? en
youths' super kip, buff and ff i lkhed grain half welt and
des brogans;
and enameled' patent sewed ba elm& , gaM Dan a =
and 4:engem gaiters' watimms, mime* and children's
calf and buff leather Bo fters& and lace boots :children's
fine Yid. sewed.' altrmade lace beets; fancy solenfflisl
morals and ankle ties; ladies' One bows ,and colored
lasting
..Congrees end mils lace gaiters; woman'. , susses' c hi l dren's goat amt. morocco coma-nail:3d lace
boats; aro kid appers; Met&UM overshser and
sandale; carpet slippery; carpet and ensmelled leather
tray ering bags. Ate. , •
P; C-FIOLLIS,
Troutiror
CLOSING , seas FOR n&r. .SEASON •OF If RFr113.124
tiaLANOI, 04RMAN .A.NO DOMESTMDRY OFJODii.
We willhold *large ca. 4 of Foreign and Domeatic
Goods. by cat e. on FOUR MONTRii. CREDIT.
ON U.D.MEDAY MORNING,
Dee. 2f, at Itt o'clock. embracing about '.iCktspackagea and
tots of atonic, and fancy ardclea.
N. B.—Catalogues really and goods arranged for exami
nation early on the mond.= of aale.
- -
THOMAS BIRCH. & 30N. AUCTIONEERS AND
GoMMISSIOII`MERCHANTBI
•
No. 1110 OHESTNUT.stroet.
Rear Entrance 1107 Sanimm street
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUKE, OF EVERY - DESCRIP
TION RECEIVED ON CONSIGNHE NT.
• SALES EVERY g'IIIDAY MORNING.
Sales of Furniture.. at Dwellings attended to on , the
most reasonable terms. •
SALE OF FINE FANCY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR
. • • • C 11111STMAS • Vtl.: SEN TS.,
ON MONDAY MORNENG.
At-ID-o'clock, at the auction store, No. 1110 Cheetnu
Street...will be sold
- A large assortment of elegant Fancy Goads; condoling
'of Portfolios : Writing Cameo, Inkitands Fancy Baskets.
Ladlessßaga, Games, Vases, Cabal', Albums Thermomer
LARGE AND ELEGAN I' SALE OF SHEFFIELD
Plated Ware, Brengel I+ igtems. Bisque and Patian,Fl
- Ela L l st ft Tolet fi p 7V2 ' r r d Z;egidl Fine &m. •
ON MONDAY EVENING. _
o'cloik, and • • . • , • •
, ON TUESDAY MORNING.
'At 10 o
4 'clook,'rrt No. 1110 Chestnut :tract ' Perna
story, will be sold, a -Dirge end attractive' assortment of
the above named articles, 3ultsble for the -approaching
holidays., •
• DIAMONDS. • '
Also, at 12 O'clock on Toes:lel mornings 10 Diamond
Cluster and Single Stone Rings and Pins.
• _ MUSICAL BOXES.
_' •
Also, at the same time will be sold, two large and °le:
sant-Musical Boxes. • • • '
Oysn for csaminatlomou Monday. •
Sale at NO. 72,1 Chestnut street,.
STOVE OF RICH 'LACE CURT... 1018,• REPS. rn
ENG.'
lishi and._ Gorman D0,1313.6:03, Piano and. Table Co's.
Cornices.:Dands Tassels. Gimps &c.
• ON MONDAY MOWING.
At 11 o'clock, at the store al Messrs. KELTY, CAR.'
RINGEON & CO.. No. , LB Chestnut stieet, wlll 1)00eld,
the large stock of Curtain Goods. comprislau—
500.pairs Embroidered dwhie Laceenrtalns. ' ' • .
260 pains Euclid.' Nottingham Lace Curtains. '
• Together with the lama stock. of Reps. English and
German Damask Piano andTablo Covets, Cornices, Tag.
MAO. 10,0 K yards , of a Intl of all colors.
GIni3LNE.
'Cashier
JAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEEP °
REAL ESTATE BALE. HNC. 30. 11147.
This Sale. on MONDAY, at o'clock, noon, at the;fl
change, will include the fellowink—
STOOKS, &a •
Ey order at Assignee. •
100 shares Winslow Perolenru Co.
100 shares Sterling Oil Co. stock. p
550 shares Monitor Oil Co.
5,,t) shares Northwestern Oil Co.
`5OO shares Tideout and Allegheny 011 Co.
ACRES OF LAND, at the corner of the 0161.Welah
and Blue Grass lio.oe, liustloton, r.;3.d Ward, with
stone dwelling, bunt and .orwringo house. Plan at tile
Auction Store Orphanb' Court Sale-Relate of Jaapph
Ball, deed.
2248 at d 2250 N. SEVENTH ST.-2 Three story Brisk
Stores and Dwellings, with back buildinge; lota•illbSr7l.l .
leer. Forme?"' late pessea4 - Ema
iNIAILRIOTT ST.— t Brick and Frame Houses, NOR. tg:l.
.523 and 525; lot 40 by lit feet.. Subject to 12 shillh. Ire
ground rent Orphans' Court Sala—Estate of Thomas
Ale,l(int,y. deed.
caretT. CHRISTIAN ST.—The onc•halt part in a lot,
of Fourth st, 'X by 191%; feet, Subject to nine sir+
lingo ground rent. Same Astate.
tios.9ll and 931 S. F1V.1.11 ST.—The one-half part in
two Three-story Freme LICNIMeIi t below slarriott ,rt.; lot 20
by feet Same .
111. 1 LUING LOT—At the O. E. corner of Fifth and
Marriott sta.; 21 by 120 feet. Rime L'aidlt.,
DAVIS di MAUVE V. AUCTloelErato,
(Late with M. Thomas th Soash
Store No. 421 WALNUT street
FURNITURE SALES at the Store EVER TUESDAV.
SALES AT RESIDENCES will receive part:lnlet
attArction. _ • ;
Adminlatratort. , Salo S. W. corner Elovontla and Wallnev.
SUPERIOR" FIIRI , ZIT ELF.GA.N . P ROSEWOOD
PIANO, DItUSSEL3, CARPETS; , 016 PAINPLNGS,
ON MOVDAY MORNING; • •
At 10 o'clock: at the B. W. comer of Eleventh' aud Wal.
taco streets, the tot pet Mr Furniittre. • fine toned Rosewood
Piano Forte, with roomi coruors. by &them:taker ds Co. •
tine Brussels and Venetian Carpets, Oil Paintings, Blinds:
May be examined cattle morninc -of saw "
• , Sae No. 01. Walnut streat.
SUPERIOR FiIIiNITURE. SUPERIOR 130()IICASE,-
fdELODEON. FOE BRUSSELS CARPETS, FRENCH
k'LA'A E MIRROtt.9,' Ace.
ON TUESPAY MORNING?.
At 10 o'clock. at the auction store, a largo assortment
of superior New and . Secondhand Furniture. handsome
four-door BookUaao,ll Melodeon. flee Brussells,ingran
and Venetian , Carpets. French Plato .Mantel and Pier
Mirrors,
too Foatbel Red., dte.' tog
AlsO, splendid' salt oiled walnut Chamber , Ilirstiture,
with large Wardrobe to mach.
Also, a neat W tUnut Chamber Suit. ' ." .
J GLLBOren,
Cashier.
•
P 1111.17 Foarotioneer. •
igoCLELIAND di CO., El CCEBI3ORI3 TO
.1.7. f. PHILIP FO (10
BALK CASES' BOOTS, tilliTfEliftchtl i tle
BALMORAL& &e
ON MOtiat.Y MORNMG,
December 13, commencing at le o'clock. we will cell 7b
catalogue, for cash, ltte caeca Men's. Dope' and You
floots, - hhoes, Brogans, Balmoral. .
Abo. I. superior assmtment of Wonttnes, NUM"' and
Children's wear. - •
To which thl special attention of the trade to called.
.
BALENCO OAi3ES'BOOTid, MOWS, BROGANg.gic.
ON TOCESDA:I O3 (fORNINO,
December 2il, comraencing o'clock , we übl
m
catalogue, for cash. about . 1 cares Mont, Boy"' an,
Youths' Boots, Shoes, Urogint s :Bahnoralot dre.
Also, a desirable amortmemt. of Wowea MIN& ao d
Chtldron'a wear, from city awl Eattnrs manufacturers.
Embracing a gewaral atssortinout et tondfl• ' •
ITIIE PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLISHMENT. H. RI
I corner of SIXTH and RACE streets.
Money, advanced on Merchandiee _generally—Watches.
Jewelry, Diamordbi, Gold and Voir Plate,and on all artt
Mee of value_ t _f or aril Welt of drie 11E; ea on.
WATClamn AND JEWELIiT AT RTKATE SALM'
Fine cow Bowing cue, Doable Bo m and
Eneleh. American and Swim rant Lever
Fine Gold Hutting Care aeci_gpen Face Lapin l
Fine Cold Dapiox and other w atheist Fine Si itar O.
Ins Case and Oren Face Enflis American and
Patent Lever and Loofa Wa th ee ' .Diublo Care
gnartler and other ifatchel•
. Fana l ra
Diamond .Broutoirto Finder Amon.; Bar. ; Stud..
dtc ; Fine Gold Criall blemac brameto; cur em;
BreastiLne. Finger nP I Pe ncil Cues. and &maim
Foe:am—A WO and valuable Firestroot cheek
imitable for a Jelle/e4 root 5650.
Also, !several hota In South Camden. Mb and Clteadnal
RIC BARlarfr 00..
AUCTIONEERS.. t. •
CASH AUCTION EIQUEIR,
Na MO MARKET street, comer of &MC it
Cash advanced on consianments without extra IMAM
SPECIAL SACK '
6L9 LOTS SUPERIOR FORS--SY CATALOGUE.
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
Dec. 24 at 10 o'clock. liizerl adios' Miens' and ChM
dna'. Iludeou BAT nd blink Siherhur squirrel.
French Ermine. Water , Mint.: American Mel, dre..
eta ale and in eats. Also, Sleigh Iteht , , Far GI wee, itc. %
rompiisingthetnostvaluable.and elegant assortment (a
Fore ever offered at Auction in this alai.
B J. M. GU/
AUCTIO N MEV & BONO._
to!' Hold REClalea of
, pI o MILLNDT attest.
.
JUJU.. EfiTAI A 'OtiKE.I AND 1:3" 1 .4T TI,PI
PH ELPIILA EXCItANGA i
111. - flandbllle of each pnikettf,,Lnindle c f r ,=.H l :
One thousand coplo PuLl"'"'' e rg e io ta: as 467 g
= I i 2 2Z II Oil: pe'l:Ptigynigtarnrttn, our Realieliata Ea'
, . .
dieter. anti omp l ed :t private sale.
Pr Bele* advert:bed DAILY , in ellthe &Qv wow
.
paper's-?., -
......
!,.ssatutoohow & ppA.3I.7IIONEERs ,
MAWN itroet. strovs
aAlaJelo6
JOHN' 13: ' & '• '
_ADOTIONFIERS,„
Nos.= ane , Adit.KET else: isriiiest of Bank,
LABOR •PE retrIVALE , VaßagOal AND
OTHEItAIURO DWV DS,
Deo, 2Ert is o!p , Sold; pp
MONTH CREDIT, about MID& of
m lfDry Goods, emb , riudlogra'
ofFancy and Staple outlaw, 112 8111 m, Wondeds,,Wooletis
rllend and ~l C , ttona:
.•B.—Goods arranged for examination and,Clituleiliala
ready saris mornmg of gals.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE ()V PRENCH_,,..SAZOPiIf.
ITALIAN AND BRITISH DRY GOO D!} me. -
NOTlCE.—lncludod in missals on MONDAyr,De9.,
will be found in pare the following,viz—
, DRESS • ,-
Pieces Paris allwool Merinos emd mans Delaines.
do, Bilk and Won! Poplins. Cacbemeres. lilluTtbs.
do, Black and Colored. Hohafro, Alpacas, Coburgs,
do„, Empress Cloths, - Melanges and Poplin' Alpasae.
- dm Saxony Plaids, Epinitlines, Black and White
Checks.
SILKS AND VELVETS.
Piece, Lyons Black and. Colored Taffetas% Ponit do
de, Black Gros Groins, Oros du , Rhin, Drop ifs
France.
•
do,' '' Lyorei Black and Colored Velve - b,`Viuxey
&c.
SHAWLS, &e. _ •
FXlllines-Broche. Stella and. Plaid Woolen Shawls.
.
ElOl lines Thibet Show Mande, cloaks,' Scarfs:lm, .
and ,Hoori Skirts,. Dress raid Cioak Trim.
mings, , L. C. and Silk tidbfe., Shia Ties and Scarfs.'
Ribbons, Boileau', ItraideN Embroideries. Netions, 4f&W
DOMESTICS. ..*
Full assortm eat 'or Cotton' and Noolen Domestic Bloods
for cash. _
'IS CASES HILITAMY GOODS.
At 10 o'clock on 1110siD., Dec. 22, for cash--
7 cos- . s s heavy-blue Cavalry Chats,
, do: do. black ao.
4 do. do. - • blue Infantry. de.
2 do. do. Infantry 'Pante.
1 dcr do. Cavalry' Jaeketsi , '
Also, Yeterem Reserve Jackets,-
~ ~~` ~
..~ .
i ~. ..
y. ..rr ~.. ~,
s `~
.._.: .. ~ ~.. .
Ai 4 y.+4 ,,, , , -,... e, -"As i 2,l); 'at ab s
PALES DESTOCKB.4 AY. . .
P .. ..,r
Pub*. tales attbeESSMll5l5 -, ~. •. , mar
TL ESDAE. at Id Ociact. , , . -- .. , 1
Wer Fiandbilleot , eaoh iiiittedi ' ld
Addition to which we 50 tbfid
LO each, toile, One thousand Mitarognee. *
giving full descriptionit 4111111' the netts me tO. Olt
eitu/ z tr
the FuLWWING TUESDAY; and a Lssl Or
at Private Bale. . . • --, ~ Fi i kg:4. .
1115" Om' Sal* a re also aidinkised 61 Mix
newspapers : Norm AMIE:WAN, Psl•4B t lADO . tillid49l_s,
.f.F,.
Itenit,IIMMEA 1144 ~'lll;alPit. 160,4' 5a...,_,„_ , 0 •Wi. %Awn •
Lvizurao 1 fI.ELIZAPPI, UZILVAN x ti lraalftio,
.Ltztr" Fmnituro, s almi .115'. qui"' aii II - mvingir
Illatt3ol Y. . .
- • • Y 7,', , ~, 7 .;., ; •;1 .0.•:''1...E1 0, 1 t
DANE AND QVIER. liTOCEile L O6 - 1 1tt„it
_ • VIA TUESDAITMEC, 2.1
, • At ,12. o'clock. 12095!at tile rhuidaPZOlßSS'li
- ento Sale. '" ' " •
5 shores National, avchangsi Blifin.l ' ' . - t ,ffj?..,vi ,
40.Sheres Mechanics' N,ationalmanz or Philadelphia.
shares Notional Nark* , +eidnantOfftri J - •:
5 shiires Nationsl Ronk of North Ameries„..; . _
, ldeliatea flouters* bank orronztemaee, . - J. , l`t„,, „_'
_l4 shares Merchants' mid 51anutacttirdn' -50lidd.
iPlitibUrgh. . • , . t L A , ''' ,
041,tharee rjortherrtLiberties Gila Co, __..._.., ~.........._ _
1 shores l? award Mutual Insurance CO'? ''' * f
1020 shareaMcClintocbville Petroleum. Co.
7000 shares (Berry lima Petroleum Co.
~ 2U1:141;41'041$11igiMA011 (.:0,
~_,
WO shay e 3 Ligon reWoleum co.
t' ••• Fog Other,otinta4
• 50 sharer Fourth' National acc Rgnic, . ,
sa,coo SteubsnviTht andlit.dlidlitfinnltierhutgil Oper inistL.
Rend.. coupons May and November.
$lO,OOO North Missouri R.' zil..Lit.
Mortgage 7 perOnder.
Bonds. it, terest paygg eJ anuary and "tr. at
the Rank of cotton e , "New 'fort 'Jictiveis7
Thiepon attached'. - . „
100 shares Ridge Avenue and lifattitytink P. R. Vir.V.o.
90 shares-Empire' 'Venation Co, 0
1 store ndladelp a bra 17 tha,.. l ,
1 share Mercantile brary C. 0., ''.. -
Pi° U 3lloll . ll .eeinteßiMd. , ~ ' , ''. ; , -Vr ,
, r
ffl
l)
ALE OP STOGIDL ' )- '1 . , f;37." 0 ,. :,
. ' ' ' ' 02. if 7miDAY, .TAN: 71805.„ '''
/it 12-o'clock noon. at the, rbillidebDah 4 =diVilda
be gold at public sale. for account.* whom It . Me.Xc cer ege—
- .
60.1 abates :Mammoth Vein Coal Comiiany Stpet: r
,
_ • • ON TUESDAY, Jan.'2 1 ,184934 ; " .
, At ISO:lock, notra, at tho Fbiladolphin kbuihaitgec.
be meld et public tale, for stcoonnrof Utah, It tndy eniV
cern, %UV ,tjuirCE MOnnt carM.CI. LOWInSt VOlll5
Co: kook. _
REAL MATE lIALE.DECL 2C..
tiorwt --Utato of AndreW Brodie, deed.
V,V,04/TORX. MOE DP/LLUNG, BOWE wean:
,of beventeentb.. 7 -'
Name Eatate-L.GROVIE RENT. gs 4
Blitata—TilltKKElTOAY BRIM Ein.fat.d6l.N 02;
ilateitatin et wed ot 28th:
flame 1.14tate,..-.27IRESSTORY BRICK It
Franklin street, above Oxford.
tame Filtbste—qlCOV_lill iiENT:4SI year. - ;
Bayne watt Oxford etreet, Aire at
•liatuamm Evainsee.i.MuTton...,..STOßE and tiOVELL--
LIN o,tr
No. =4 Berutb Tinith etreet, between Walnut an
Lomat neeta with a Twe.atory Frame we in this ,
l'oarAtal Rose alley, No. 5.--2 front. . t • •
Ezecutora , Peremptory Halo* -Eatato or , Regh ,(PDon
nell.deeta..-For Aereare of a Penner Pirrehaser--TWO—
BARtY BRI(XDIVnLLING. Ne Pl 5 South lihth at he'
lent Uhrialian.
TIME]; 8 1 °AY B R IGS DWEaSAMO, Nt1047/3 84 11 th
Fr Alt st, NOW Monis.
THREE.BI . OIIY BRICE DWELLING, gotitakTenth
steoud house below Taster, First Ward. •
ti•Teek OIL
re l r on r gan.T. l V l Z:= l _ a l aT nertt's of
ktee
mt—
ties. Pa.
Or - FullpsirdeuLars • .
erignee'a Peremptory Bala at the Auction.Rooma.
tXTENdIVE MCA. ODA FIRST CLASS OLOTHIFOk
, HOUSE.
' ON MONDAY HORNING.
Dec. ft at 10 o'clock at the auction roma, liolcll9
-141 South street, by order-of- the Uotguee s tho- mare es.--
tenerlve stook of a first clash Clothing house,' inaldicat
pairs black an& fancy Carsimcro Pants. 700 tine
Satin, Velvet - and Cassimere Vests, 551 line Doeskin sad
Casslreere Fropk, Sack andllnainese Coate, 50 tine elver-
May be seen on Saturday...
Will be sold imlota to 31.11t1114thIIBCTS.
SALT' OF ILLUSTRATED , AND OIFT 1300.10 .
Choice Engliabo.nd American Editions:in Clue-hissd
Suitable to , Christmas and New Year Gifts.
CO.PaiONDAY AFTERNOON.
Dec. 23, .1 o'clock. ... .
•
HANVONES M o Critra n lE t h : 'MIT FINE
, .U ,
ON'mONDAY.MORNINii„ "
Dee. 304 at 10 otelnek. at rooSad) Green etreet.l7erds
fugue, the entire very um;rlor Fluniture, ;including—
LI Andvari:le Alralstraanct Garnet Plumb, Drawing.roara Fur.
nitrate , very supodor" Walnut. Chaimbor Suit*, Cottaga.
(awn bee' dults4. , tkandsoine, -Walnue-Dining-roefil-Finut
ture.Chi3S and Glassware, inutivemo Velvet , and Mias
mas (.:rirpets, Brualeie Ortreetk"Kitchea
Furniture.- • , 1
May beiexar4ried on the 121011411 Z sale ittittitlott.
H -THOMPgIoN dt COr,tittlerrao!ftjEWL
.T lHidatrii444 l siii"ultivattilavareet.
Wes of tsniiiithre 44/45t0 tilan4k3c#4lo:'
(.u.• dodiashs_proided to.. t.
' THE :NEXT oZrOILAit ti _SAL.E. OF FITIMITITRE
FANCY•;,43IoODa• WILD 110 01 1 ; TUESDAY:- MC; 24.:
IV CONOE_QIIENCE OF WEDtqlf3D - Ak (our, tyogulor
sae Dor mad Gl.' 0131DITMAD
BALE of? ' SUBJIftIOR HOUSWOLD FulpirrpftE.
- • . • • On TUESDAY RAING,
Dec 31.1867. at le e'eloelr:stritl, f ie • sold, at ,the Concert
Hall Auction Boonts.',a largo assortment of , saperior •
lloweboltiParnstum..selerted seltlvareat cam ant wr,
Ina tho tinsel salt, of the salaam.
ahe estaiogue comprises ftarlor mites; In&PlustalTerrye
Rot*. and CI ;Chamber sa'tes, attlitlest
roapt ;ee Vant xt ualsa, Seenatarlfte .71e
LiMry. sutra and. easter. Table& Lountaits tia
Stands. Ottoman& ltseepthon Chaim with , I:mintier-Al
Covers; Tarkish, Hall and MAAR Chokics. Music .Backs.
Couches dm. •
. .
LOf.M.S. BRONZES., JiIIEFFIELD S3LVE ) C• PLATED
WANE AND FANCY 01,008,
Aleo,aninvOke tbieFranch Ifronjo end.O.tinein
Clecks„ war/an:en ever 7 rezpect Alao, an invoice of
,111 9 8 7 1 0 r ShetßelS • Plated Silver Ware, totapriaiita Ten
Beta, lee Pitchers., rrns, Cake Thickets, etc.
Open tor ekatuiciation on Monday. • A
B Y SCOITSAW - 219e3 1 : , N0. tow weiniuT
. .
SALE "P OF raTio,,g ao yik wi ry py TRWLE SIEMER
Lo rRE. •
, MONDAY 8101124R1G, , e
Dee. 23 . at 103 . r.: O'clock. atzpott , l4* Art oanitry,,.'rro,'Uni
Chestnut Edna,. willbp.sold. a onoraimsorboa
above tosds, netnprising—Tea bets. Epergnes, Jelly era •
Fruit Dishes, Oablebi. baivereaue Pitehersi Ater:
Open for exanktlindfon early on Om morning of age..
E. COiLbilEdiEV'S SPECIAL. BALE OF OhnfOile"
PRANEir. BOOEd. •
OD g MONDALE R.VENENO..I •
At Scott's ' Art Ottllery, 1020' Chestnltt , smelt,
sold., a amoral aosortment of 4.:a Olio Prayer BMW.-
LEGAL Ne►riOES.
TN TIM ORPHANS. COURT FOR' THE MTV' 4t..4411
IN
County of Philadelphia -- Estate - of bilaliVii.,.
RRTTA GRAFF; doteased.---Tho ' Anditoi ttp 'br
f
the Court to audit, ..setile and a4inet tile e unt,, RRk.,..
IIERICIL °RAPP and WILLIAM . kl.V d t , Etteentbre of
the hat . will and testament:ol . Mhit : Otillii,e,RETl`A.,
GRAF F. "decease.d, wad' to . report bution of tke
balance in the bands' of the exteurtudth will 'meet the
portion ,Intorrated for the !ammo of. Wm app.olohnent. on,
Monday; Doseinhor Mai. it 61, , ati 4 o'cloet; P. M.. at his
Otlice, No. 4:lllValnut atreet, lathe city of Philadelphia. '
del7.tu,tb,a6t4 ' ,', , „"1it.14. LiAINEd, /UMW.
IN THE ORPIIANS , COURT FOR THE-CITY: A
Conaty hiladi.a.,.,-.Estato of THOiktds_,' ALlA
ciooraaed.-,i'ho Auditor appoluted'by court lo t
audit rettte an 0)1414, the.l
account of T. A..ISUIDMdr
.Jr..
Of the Rotate nt TLIOMAS ALLIBUNF2
.decoured,apA,to rerort dietrib.itiOn Of tho Wagionia the.
handa a the acerountant, meet the pa r4l_oB lutert.
for Hie vtinmactof iti,s p;Ment, on WEI:ROM
Jarmo** lath, at 4 o'clock! . M.. at Gin °MCC; p.
HoutHß'ilttistreet,,in tiro city of I'hilsdelphiao.
DENNIS,
dolB4l4ihtn,lit,l • ' • AuAitot. ,
ZI T T;ERS OF ADMINISTRATION 11.4VrigGl;BERM : '
_.,..jß4s!nted lo . gto teb , scriber. olocto, the Estate ot.)4lthii-,
s ttiu Pa, MARSHA L duces ~ e ‘d, all persont indebted to,
the same will anaku_pnytnent, and thober havitmetattna.
preileet them toItENJAMIN '3IARMA.I
, 4.; Ad tninistrok.
t0r,..11.1ti Spruca stroct. - ."7 deltiotetL
fliti :21.11:4:re :d11: 1 4 :i,;(11,
PROPOSALS.
WHIR,. I
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD a t• ~.
r ParGAMarrin4. Nov.NoW 4
e Pennsilvania Railroad Uompany_lterellaY . 006
• • that they,willseceivo propoeale alit the Ora at
mar/. letw., for teiteinarately or coos%
tON DRPOT HOTEL , st . Pit tab
II USE, at Altooru), and 0 DINING N, in do
H a rrisburg Depot , for a term of years. spier
before March I, kids. i • ,
Tho botela at Pittsburgh' and Altoona are trisilabidl
throughout in the best manner..., a__
It must be expressly underatood that the Sattroad Ora.
party will require that all these eetabllaturunds= e le
kept in a ntriotly first-chute manner for thUne OM
and comfort of passenger& fortronWing its a.
Proposals will be addressed , to JO Msli auggelEarr
~,
cb,,,an or, Special Committee, No. l ) lS "Aronizr
CLOTHS,
TAMES' &LEE ARE NOWIWEINCI .
a " ded i rted d W to kt hi te edi r .e a td7l l = "bi r 7 .=, ,
• OVE JAT GWEJOIXL
Daffell Emit
Oolored oda' =rearm R
; , •
•Bla'& 10 te 41
bred
" 'F 4 COATENOL • I i4t?
BO* Wrench Clog
Colored 1.1
fPANTALOON ,
Elsa E •DoeoklnA
F ,
wandtts,
Uorsi.:ts4/a1414! -"r"
d rcitial illortb , o rilvd , AO*