FIFTH:EDITION LATEST CABLE'- NEWS. RevOiiition in - Spain. LATEST nom WASIUNGTON. PHILADELPHIA APPOINTMENTS. A New Indiatment, Apdinst Surratt By Atlantic Cable. Lennox, Sept. 24, Evening.—The specie in the Bank of England has increased £189,000 since the rest report. Consols far money 94%® 24K, Mid 'for account 943. Illinois Central 93 Atlantic and Great Western 89. Erie, 313%. FRANKFORT, Sept. 24.-11. S. 5.205, 75%. LanuirooL, Sept. 24, Evening.—Cotton dull; the sales to-day were 10,000 baleeL Breadstuff:3 +Null. Spirits of Petroleum irregular. LONDON, Sept. 24, Evening.—Sugar quiet. Whale Oil, .£B7 10e. AarwEar.' Sept. 24, Evening.—Petrolmun closed at 50 francs. PAltte, Sept. 24—The French Government will immediately strengthen the porta on the Spanish frontlet'. It is reported that Queen Isabella bee entered France, There is an unauthenticated ru. mor that Prim has been axrested. The Pop says the Spanish army is loyal, tuag that the 'lnsurrection is confined to the provinclls of Andalusia and a few. seaports. The following is an official announcement from Madrid; "Catalonia, Aragon and Valencia are quiet." The ifoniteur has the following: The revolution in Spain makes no headway, and the people are indifferent or repulsive to the project. Active measures are being taken .by the government for the suppression of the rebellion. The insurgents In Andalusia are retiring before the advance of the Royal troops. Paws, Sept. 24.—The reported rising in Cala bria and Sicily is denied. Lmvoox, Sept. 24.—Advices from Buenos Ayres announce that Barralento, the newly elected President, has been duly installed. Tf•e Appointment of Storekeepers. Enteetat innaten to the Panadeitbia Evening Balletin.l Wasvmsnms, Sept. 24.—Collector Cnas. Abel came down this morning and objected to the ap pointment of storekeepers without his recom mendation. The result was that Secretary Mc- Culloch cancelled the appointment of Wm. 0. Lime on account of his being one of Abel's sure ties. Chambera's appointment will be similarly treated for the same reason. This move of Abel's checkmates Sam. Randall. The Discharge of Surratt. Special Dem:etch to the Evening Bulletin.l Waste:soros, Sept. 24.---John H. Surratt was discharged from , custody this afternoon, Judge Wylie fuming sustained the plea of his counsel that judgment ins case was barred by the Statute of Limitations. As this result is owing to a flaw in the indictment,whichfailed to charge that he had fled from justice after dui commission •f the crime, it is intimated by , District Attorney Carrington that a new indictment will.be found at the next term of the Court. , CITY BULLETIN. A Gann OR/MGR.—The mercury in the ther mometer must have a lively time now. Such changeable weather as we have experienced within the past few days la rarely met with. One day we swelter and the next day we shake. On Monday there was a heavy rain and at night overcoats and blankets were needed. Yesterday the sun came out bright and.warrn, and the ther mometer ran up as high as 83 degieea. Linen clothes and straw bats wore seen in abundance on the streets. Last night blankets were discar ded, but before morning the wind shifted and the atmosphere became raw and chilly. Up to noon to-day the mercury has not got above 68 degrees. Tihck clothing is in demand and light overcoats are being bought up at a lively rate. Tint - HORTICULTURAL EXIIIIIITION.—The au tumnal exhibition of the Pennsylvania Horticul tural Society, at the Hall, on Broad street, below Locust, is now in the full tide of success. The display of everything in the horticultural line is very fine, and the exhibition has never been sur passed by any over given before by the Society. The music of the Germania Orchestra adds much to the attraction of the exhibition. Thousands of persons have already visited the Hall, and to day and to-morrow yet remain for those who have not yet had a look at the rare plants and flowers, luscious fruit and splendid specimens of vegetables. A LOCK , ua Linlackley and three locks were overhauled yesterday at Seventh and Race streets by Day Sergeant Smith. Ilunckley couldn't or didn't want to tell how he got in company with the locks. He was locked up, and it was afterwards found that the locks had been stolen from the house of Mr. Erwin, at Eighth and Spruce streets. Hunckley was then taken before Ald. Beitler, charged with larceny, and was committed to answer at court. TILL TAPPLNG.—Yesterday afternoon a man and a boy, neatly dressed, entered the store of Mrs. Hamilton, No. 1344 Chestnut street. The man engaged the attention of the clerk by examining various articles. The youth strolled about the store. After the couple had departed it was found that the money-drawer had been robbed of $26. The robbery is supposed to have been com mitted by the juvenile. STEALING PRODUCE. —Day Sergeant Wood house arrested, yesterday, John Connor, at Thirteenth and Market streets, upon the charge of the larceny of two bags of beans, valued at $l6, the property of a man named Spellman, belong ing to Jersey City. Connor had a hearing before dad. Godbou and. was committed to answer. Fu g.—The alarm of fire about 4 o'clock yes terday afternoon was caused by the burning of a email frame stable on Marshall street, above Sus quehanna avenue. The building belonged to John Lismore, and was used by John EV3IIB and others. A horse was secured by some one who was working on the street. The total loss was about $l5O. MARKET THlEF.—William Flowers was ar rested this morning upon the charge of the lar ceny of sixteen baskets of sweet potatoes from Dock Street Market. Six baskets of the stolen potatoes were recovered. Flowers was commit ted by Ald. Carpenter. F- RAT :LAG asuso.—Lieut. Franks, Sergeants Mur ray and Diet; and the members of the police force of the Seventh District, raised a large flag, with the name of General Tyndale inscribed upon it, this morning, upon the station-house on St. John street, above Buttonwood. LARCENY OF Wxrcu.—Benjamln Redfern was arrested and taken before Ald. Bonsai upon the charge of the larceny of a watch belonging to his brother-in-law, who resides at No. 1124 Milton street. He was committed for a farther bearing. PARADE OF THE REPUBLICAN iNVLNCIBLES.— Thia fine organization, whose membership is in creasing rapidly. is doing a great deal in the parading line. Their well filled ranks and splen did drill and bearing are admired by all. This Om:ling they turn out, to attend the meeting at Twelfth and Jefferson streets. The follow - Mg route will be gone ever: Down Seventh to Chest nut street; up Chestnut to Eighth; up Eighth to Thornrsou ; up Thompson to Tentiv.Alp Tenth to Columbia aVeRIIO ; up Columbia avenue to Thirteenth up Thirteenth to Jefferson. to the sleeting. 4.:00 0101cwk. MABS.MICETINO to 111 FIirINP2MN There will he a grand rally in the • Fifteenth Ward, this evening at Sixteenth and Parritsh streets, of all In favor of the election of Gran' t,ClOlfai, Kelley and Tyndale, and, of protection to Atantican to astry. Several well known speaker& Will be Flu ent to address the meeting. • - The Fifteenth Ward ;Grant and , Colfax Club will-assemble on Friday'evening, Sept. 25, at 7g o'clock, on Coates street, right resting on Ridge avenue, for parade,and to attend the Tenth Ward TmILTRENTJLI WARD itittrllßLlOAlf All Republican citizens isf the Seventh Dlvialon, Thirteenth Ward, are invited to be present on Friday evening, ' 2sth instant; at 8 o'clock; at N. W. corner of Sixth and Brown streets. WARD MiETl..as OF TILE TWELFTH ARD GRANT Cnos.—The meantiers of the Twelfth %rata Grant Club are requested. to meet this (Thursday) even log at 'IX o'clock, at Saengeihnndliall, °rosin and Cello whill streets, to make arrangements for ANNIVERMAT.--Theitt . ty-mond anniversary of St. John's P. E. Church, Brown :street, below Third, will be celebrate d do Frhiair evening. Ex orcizes of an interesting character may be ex pected. kvilk ATraztrzost is specially called to an advertise- Ment in another column.of a lady competent to teach French and other branches, who desires a situation. ' Dm= the tamons &retie Soda Water and read the Emmet Puma-rm. at Hillman's News Stand, at North Pennsylvania Depot. CITY NOTICES. GREAT BALE OR GOLD AND SILVER, WATCHES. —The attention of dealers and others is esprcially di rected to.the Auction Bale of D. W. Clark, advertised in to-day's paper. The stock is much finer than is usually found at an auction Pale. CHAS. BTOICES & tit), No. 824 Chestnut street, Under the Continental. All customer work in the latest styles. Melton Baits $25 00 Heavy Coating Snits 27 50 Scotch Suits.. . . .. .. ............ ...... 30 00 Flee English Coating Snits. —' . . 85 00 A large assortment of fall and winter overcoats from $l5 to $45. IT rs woriresnrwr. how cheap goods are sold at Gay's China Palace, .1022 Chestnut street. The stock was all selected by . tdr.,Gay in person from the largest manufactories in Europe. "Die cause of their being so remarkably chearrikttie,great reduction of prices on the other side of the water. Business being very dull, all the manufacturers have large stocks on band. and are willing to discount largely to effect sales. Below we quote prices of a few staple goods. Fancy are at a Still greater discount. White French China Cups and Saucers, pei set, 12 pieces $1 25 White Stone China Cups and Saucers, per set, 12 pieces6o White French China Dining Plates,4X, "iliCVes,per dozen.... . 2 00 White Stone China Dining Plates, 930 inches, per , dozen. ... 1 50 White Stone China Chamber Sets, 12 pieces, per set., . . . ..... ~............... ........ 300 Cut Glass "Goldets, per ...... .. . ... .............. 9 25 Blown Glass Goblets , per d0zen....... 1 50 Cut Glass Tumblers, per dozen.. 1 25 A GENTLE WIIISPEE iv Alorazus.—lf unfor tunately yon have lost your own teeth by neglect or mismanagement, take care that your daughters do not coffer the same penalty fromthe same cause. See to it that they brush their teeth regularly and thoroughly with SozonoaT and thereby you. will Insure them sound and serviceable seta as long all they live. " SPALDING'S GLUE," handy and useful. - UrnoLsrEarso of every dese_r_iption. Materials used first onality. Prices low. Workmen attentive and prompt. AtPatten's, 1408 Chestnut street. Rom:zone mothers and nurses use for children safe and pleasant medicine in Boviza'a /nrairr Oen ntAl. Tut Grpsuy.--The newest and latest style of Rat, for Ladles and Kisses, at Oakfords', Continental Hotel. To GENTS. Those of you who are about to purchase a hat, get one of our latest styles, at our store, No: 334 and 838 Chestnut street,. C. Oakford & Sons. Sunurcian IrisTraraurarss and druggists' sun dries. &rewraps & Baornra, lafl South Eighth street. DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH. J. Isaaca, 3L D.. Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats all diseases appertaining to the above members with the utmost success. Testimonials from the most reliable sources in the city can be seen at this office, No. 805 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to accompany their patienta t as he has no secrets in his practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made f<<• examination. ANNA EL DICKINSON, TENNYSON, DICKENS. Published This Day. I. What Answer? A Story of To-Day. By ANNA E. DICKINSON 1 vol. 16mo. ttl 60. This story is sure to attract a large share of public attention, both by the high reputation of the author as a popular lecturer, and by the unu sual interest of the story itself. While it will satisfy those who read for entertainment merely, it will have a peculiar interest to all thoughtful readers in its bold and earnest treatment of some of the leading political and social questions of the day. It deals with, many of the most striking events of the past few years, and is written in that graphic and picturesque style which has made Min Dickinson's lectures so popular. 11. The Half-Dollar Tennyson. 1 vol. 16mo. Paper cover. 60 cents. A new and complete edition of TENNYSON'S poetical works, printed from new type, in double columns, on good substantial paper. In hand some paper cover,with a vignette head of Tenny son, from the latest London photograph. The cheapness and elegance of this edition, combined with the unrivalled excellence of its contents,will give the Half-Dollar Tennyson an immense circu lation. M. Our Mutual Frienda By CHARLES DICKENS; The thirteenth volume of the Charles Dickens Edition, which has become a favorite with all admirers of Dickens. With eight full-page illus trations. $l5O. "Its peculiar attractions, in addition to the Il lustrations, are the convenient else, distinct iypography, good paper, and the running head line of contents on every right hand page,making the volume handy for reading and referenda."— Cleveland Herald. For sale by all Books°Bare. Bent poetpaid. on re. ceipt of price. by the Pub Where. TICKNOR & FIELDS, Boston. BIDINQ SCHOOLS. S. 4I EUGENE DE KIEFFER'S RIDING-SCHOOL, DIM= street, below !brute, betweea Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets; will be re-opened on Mon day. September Slat. 1868. eel7-lm•ro pp :lift 4z) :4ZIP IJ :MEZAI A 3, 1, FOR BALE—A PAIR OF STYLISH HORSES, Rarouche, Dog Cart and Harnett& Abso, Stable for rent. Apply at the Stable, back of IWO Wal nu EkrliPt. eel74f. POLITICAL NOTICES. $ Meeting at Germantown. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24,1889, Gen. A. F. STEVENS, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. • Will address the people of Germantown at the Corner of MAIN STREET and WASHINGTON LANE THIS EVENING, Thureday. September Sttb. at 734 o'clpck. Its THE DAILY EVENING BIILLETIN-PHiLADELPHIA, THIMSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,' 1868. 1.8130. Q4II , tIr.A.TGA; I .:.;CaTI3 . On Thursday Evening, Sept. 24, RACE STREET, BELOW BROAD. The Route will not underyony eirouni. Down Race to Twelfth, up Twelfth to Spring Garden, down to Sixth, up to Green, down to Third, up to Girard avenue, down to Hanover, to the meeting of the Eighteenth Ward; from thence up Girard avenue to Broad, down Broad to Race, and disperse. All Republicans who desire to join in the Parade, are invited to meet and participate with 1113. , Co. A. 1,111 assemble at Market and aterricx atreeta. Mir UNION LEAGUE MEETING AT CONCERT HALL: GOVERNOR 0. P. MORTON, OF EsiDIANA. Will addreis our fellow-citizens This Thursday Events g, 24th last.,at $ O'Clit. Ladies are especially invited. 100 nor Headquarters Republican Invincibles ORDER No. 9. The Club will assemble THURSDAY, Sept. 24, 1868, at 7 o'clock P. M. eharp, for parade and to attend the mass meeting in the Twentieth Ward, at Twelfth and Jefferson streets. By order of BENJ. L. TAYLOR, Chief MarehaL EZRA LIIRENB,} Aaaistant Marshals. HENRY TODD. se2B sir Union Republican Naturalization Committee WILL DAILY AT 110PKEN, No. 416 Library , Street. sal-tfrnB in. C. HONG, Chairman. THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN 11152rvite their fellow-citizens to meet them at the par lor of the National Union Club. No. 1105 Chestnut street s on FRIDAY, the loth inst. at four P. M., to adopt measures for providing refreshments and entertainment for the War Veterans who are to visit this city on the first and second of October next All person identified with the Union and Cooper Shop Refreshment Saloons are partic ularly invited. WM. D. KELLEY, SAMUEL C. PERKINS. WILLIAM W. H &MOIR% ROBT. IL CORSON. HENRY D. MOuRE, JOB. T. THOMAS SAMUEL B. FALB% J. T. PRATT. LOUIS WAGNER. 0023 strol - NINTH WARD GRANT AND COLFAX CAM PAIGN CLUB. BlllftleSll Meeting at Headquarters, Market and Merrick Streets. THURSDAY EVENING, September 29th, at 73 e'cloek. All having uniform!, _and all Republicans wishing to turn nd out on SATURDAY NEXT, are requested to at• te. tHi. O. B. THOMSON. Soc. se.2B.2try: searmeUMV.vE'ltNßll, a ( ehroT,lC.feral Sk W ; I lel! bond Hall, Crown and Callowhill atree e ta, to make ar rangements for parade. By order of the Marshal. WM, ANDERESS. , T. H. CONNELL, Secretary. SEVENTH DIVISION, THIRTEENTH WARD. 111164. -611 REV; citizens of the above named Di vision are cer Invited to be present on FRIDAY I:VEND 0. 25th ant, at 8 o'clock. at northwest corner of Sixth and Brown streets. ear tiItANT. COLFAX, KELLEY, TYNDALE! FIFTEENTH WARD MASS MEETING. PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY. NO NORTH, NO SOUTH, NO EAST, NO WEST. The friends of GRANT and COLFAX, the Champions of a Free Government and Free Labor, will assemble on THURSDAY EVENING, September 24th, 1868, at'anc.. TI EN TH and PARRISH. Streets. The followingfinkinentrsiesiMis will address the meet ing;onnei H. Orwig En" C. Knees, Reg, James B. Roney, Esq.. I He nt7 Huhn, Esq. By order of the Executive Committee. R. M. EVANS, ltS Chairman of Committee on Meetings. HEADQUARTERS FIFTEENTH WARD GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB. SEMEMUEM 24, 1668. Rauntreral. ORDER. No. 9. The Regiment will assemble for parade on FRIDAY EVENING. Sept. 25, at 1 . 3.3 o'clock, (sharp time), on Coates street, right renting on Ridge avenue, facing north. • to_proceed to Tenth Ward mammeeting. MY order of Co F. TAPPER. • olonel Commanding. R. M. EVANS. Adjutant. se24 2t9 BOYS IN BLUE, CAMPAIGN CLUBS, &c., &c., will not Sop Plied f admit o nn/ compe forma tition. aay quantity. at prices that , PITKIN & CO. se2:lBtrilit 71 N. SECOND STREET, PHIA . . - -POLIIrIVAL,ItOTTUES•I SAS s~~.' 4:~. ... , , , • .PHILADEL'P'HIA Will meet ibr ..1,. A.....1%....4..:.:317,1;.:1W. At 7 O'Clook, AT THE CITY ARSENAL, stances be varied from. WM. B. MANN, . _ . . . B order,. . M. G. PEIPER, President OMAS S. KEYSER. Secretary. ue24-2t• - ' - ATTENTION!! ISOS. ~ 'g ~ . ~.; ;.: F Chief Marthells D. B. nEITLER, President. 1011tIr GOODS. GREAT SALE. H HENNEQUIN :& CO. PINE BROCHE SHA.W.I4S. We have net recolvad 33 AUCTION LOTS! The choicest of the offeriage of these/renowned .Fabrt• Particular attention is asked to the undermentioned. which are worthy the critical examination of Connohs• seem and others: 75 Fine Breche Stium% colors Pon t:nue and Blacks, $l2, slsand $18; 50 Fine Braohe Squares (Gold and Silver Medals awarded to these), $22, $25 and $32. tog 25 Fine Breda Longs, Pennons, Blacks end Whites, $25. 25 Fine Exposition Shawle, $35 and $45, 25 "Cold Mader- - -Capin of India, $55, $75 and $9O. 15 "Chefs d'Ouvro of these eminent manufaolurers---to these Shawls were given the highest reward (Legion d'Honneur) at the last Exposition, $lOO, $llO and 5125. J. W. PROCTOR & The "33 ee..rilve,9o NO. 920 CHESTNUT STREET. au49 tn th Fall Trade. 1868. EDWARD FERRIS, GIRARD STORE% NNE or. Eleventh and Chestnut Sts. Entrance 86 South Eleventh, OFFERS AT JOB PRICES 20,000 Yards Hamburg and Needle Work Embroideries, ALSO. 1,000 Doz. Linen Hdkfs.- kinds. Real and Imitation Valenoienne,Thread, Guipure and Cluny Leoes. And a complete stock of 1/1 7 3E119r9P-• er GOD S• ItirEurabeedt and Ring's celebrated make of Pulling, and linfilings Maeuincturer Prices. laitSto th s SELLING OFF To Close Etusinesis. Lease,Fixtures and Stock For Sale 110.1•••••• Established Iventi-lieven (Ten of which in Present location.) The undersigned announces to the public that he will sell at and BELOW COST IBIS ENTIRE STOCK, CONSISTING OF Silks, Ribbons, Satins, Ruches, Vel vets, Flowers, Etc. • ALSO, A LARGE STOOK OF REAL LACE GOODS, Embroideries, Imitation Laces, Gloves and Fancy Goods. To be' Sold Regardless: of Cost; To Close the COncern. WARBURTON, N 0.1004 CHESTNUT ST., • PIELLADELPIIIII. e tailmb irt A: YOUNG LADY __ACCUSTOM:ED MO—TEACH wished a position for !several bolus daily fn tretO family. com_petemt to teach French" if require dress A. M. L Mammal office.. $09443r rpHE MOST DESIRABLE COMPAVION FOR AN IN. . • valid—a fine Musical Box. • FABR dc BROTHER. ituPurtellh - 8431111 824 Cheetnut street. below Fourth. BALK. FOR SALE. 180' TONS ' OF CHALK, C afloat. Apply to wcpEnkrall & to.. 12 Walnut street. sentf. rnuAUTAL - • •• • • , UNION - -PACIFIC r F s `.:~ Are now W 464404 In oPertdlon. 'ldgi road Is built with great rapidity. the work Is thoroughly done. and is prououneell by , the United States Cousin tonerfl 'to be &stain In every respeet, before it Is soceptad, and before any bowls can be Issued upon It. llapidtty end excellence of eaustraction bare beat s& eared by a complete Weldon of labor. aid hi *Wheedles the twenty thousand men employed plata the Use for long dbtaaces st o n ce It biew probate theta. Whole line fe the Peal° will be COM. pletedblB69. The Companyhave smile Means of whisk the Havers. meld grants the alight of way. and ail news= timber and other materials found Mouths Urn of HI rattoes i also 19,800 ar,.res of land to the lab). taken Ida adtcroate sections on each eide of the read aieo thilteil *Rates Thirbvear Hondo. amoruitthe to trona staut t• IRMO per mile, according to the difficulties to be aurniennited on the varione elections to be built., tor which Utak." second Mortgage aa ocuriii. aaaitlaexpected Cud not only the Interest. bat the principal amount may be paid '. In aervicee rendered by the Company. In tnuntportted troops. mink THE EARNINGS OP THE 'ONION PACIFIC HAIL. ROAD. from its Way or Local Badness only. during the Year endlnsJune 80thjeli, amounted to over Four Million DOLtairg which. after paying W expenses, WU much ' MOO thaa sufficient to pay the interest upon its ihnuk, These earn. lugs Mono indication of the vast throughtraffic that must follow the opening of the Wm to the Pacific, but they car Wray prose that ". - FIRST MORTGAGE Bono upon ouch a property. costing nosily Unto timal tbalr amount. Are Entirely.. -'" The Union Paoido Bonds run thirty yeses. &rotor SIMI each. end have coupons attached. They bear sunicuil fa tared. payable on the first days of January and "July at the Couipanra omc , ain the city of New Yolk at the rate of six per cent. in gold. The Nine/Pal Is Payside in gold at maturity. The price. is 103, cadet the present rate cf gold, they pay a liberal IncontiOn their cost, , A very important consideration. In determining the value of these bonds is thelenirth 4, time Mayhew to run. It Is well known that a tang bond always commands a much higher price than a short one. It is safe to assume that during the next thirty years thereto of interest in the United States will decline as it has done in Europe. and we have a right to expect that such ste per met. se• : equities as these will be held at as high a premium at those of this Government. which, in 1937. were bought In at from 20 to Xi per cent. above par. The mart demand alone may produce this resnitand as the lame of a private ' Corporation, they are beyondthe reach ofpolittedi *Mien. The Company believe that their' Bonds, at the present rate are the c.boapest security in the market, and ,the right to advance the price at any time is reserved. - Stis wUlbowedvalnalliflMh)lsgthktar DE HAVEN & BROM!. S. Third Street. WM, PAINTER '.6; No. 313'8. Third Street. SMITH, RANDCILPH & CO., No 16 O. Third Street. And in New York At the Company'. Ofliee,No.2o Nasian AND BY John L Cleco & Bon i Bankers, 59 Wall St. AnA by the Conmaure advertised Agents throughout the United States. Remittances should be made in drafts or other fat& par in New York, and the bawls wit/ be sent free of charge by return mean. Parties • subierildne through local agents will look to them for Weir sae delivery. A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR Iffig hse just been pub. fished by the Company. shins fuller information than to possible in =advertisement. respecting the Proems of the Work, the Resources of the Country traversed by the Road. the Means for C,onstruction, and the Value of the Bonds,whlch will be sent free on application at the (boa pan's offices or to any of the advertised Aged& JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New Yoilci ILIAIIPJWAIINOZI, MO* 1868. FALL. 1868. "GLEN ECHO MILLS." MeCALLIINt, CREASE & SLOAN, Manufacturens and Importers of CARPETING'S, Wholesale and Retail Warehouse s No. 509 CHESTNUT ST., - Opposite Independence Hall. aeB-tu th s Bmrp CARPETINGS.- FALL CDPEINIINT436 Elegant Wiltons, Velvets, Brune% TUBE ix 3 pia and ECM. Parlor, Hall and Stairs to Match. LEEDOM L& SHAW, 910 ARCH STREET, BetweerkNinth and Tenth Streeta. ee15.3=11 NEW OARPEtS Per Steamer !!,City of Antwerp," Made to order for REEVE t.„ , KNIGHT & SON, Importers, 1222 Chestnut Street. , .I,2Btfr WHANTS, EKEEPERS. X• Hotels and dealers M .— E nuo oases Cbamota STOR itno 18 and Crab Odor. 110 MIN %mayo.= and Orab si l sitran. • .95P3 P oar stmt. ' olol3 iiikEid• Eldatran;•llco; 13114.DLEE'S COLUMN. HIS NEW: STOtE; grUST:Oiotaraj. A-t ,1 341 1 - Plo-csunit CONBISTOIO prAuttridiali • GROCER WS,: SUGARS; TEAS &`} .. .. ''~ lEEE 125 '43A4ES OLD KEINTVORY BOURBON., , Cheap at R AD LEE'S No. MU , OHNEITNUT STREET. NEW MESS MACKEREL, Barr*le, Kite ' &o . CHEAP AT BRA.DLEE'S No. 1811 011.88TBUT STREET. SMOKED SAIAVION, • BEEF TONGUES, CHEAP AT BRADLEE'S, No. 1311 OILESTNITT STREET. A IRV MPORMI OF Macomni',Vennictelli, Fnnoh CUZAP AT BRADLEE'S, No. 1811 CNEEITNIIT EITNRINT. Fresh importations of LortdonLayerlEtaisinfil IN BOXES. QUARTERS. CHEAP AT BRADLEE'S, No, 1311 OSESTIWT STREET,. FINE JAVA COFFEE, Fiesh, Roasted and 43-reen s at ,BRADLEE'S, No. 1811 'OBLESTNII7,REIET. 200 Dozen Assorted Jellies HESH-42 50 per dozen, BRADLEWS, No. 1311 CHESTNUT STREET. . 100 Doi:, Fruits, BRADLEE'S, No. 1311 0 'lens kith • SUBIAT STORE JUST OPENED. I. H. BRADLEE, DEALER LN CHOICE GROCERIES, WINE% LIQUORS, CORDIAL& FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIT% be., No. 1811 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. rel44ta 1.14 : : i i E I CALDW ELL & CO. ARTISTIC SILVER WARES. No. 90... 6 1 ii ,c3MTNITT STREET. tti th RHEUMATISM_ NEURALGIA: • Warranted Permanently Cured. Warranted Permanently Cured. Without Injury to the System. Ikea lodide, Potanda or Colchicum. By 9dng [num dly OnlY. • DE FITLER'S (TREAT RIBUIDITIO REME DY, frog BDBIJ~ArIBII . AND ROAM IN ALL ITS FORS, The only dander& reliable. poeitive. Infallible perms vent cure ever discovered. it is warranted to ccata, nothing hurtful or injurious to the system. !WARRANTED TO CUBE OR MONEY REFUNDED. WARRANTED TO 'CURE OR MONEY REFUNDED. Thome:pia of l'hihuielpida references of cures. Prepared 29 South FOurth Street, below Market. 28 , lig i vv lo g iy E Eß STYLES. 6. ES, CdB urader Skirt% together with all other styles and size; of "our z.wn make., of Cclebrated "Champion'. Bkirte for Ladles.' hilseee,' and Children, every length and size of !They ate.the best and cheapest Hoop Skirts in the market. Corsets, Corsets, Comets, especially renal to Bret claw trade. Thompson & Landon , s Celebrated "Glove 'Fitting' , Corsets. Superior rittin_g Fine French Woven Corsets from $1 to $6 60. Extra • Handmade . CorseM 1310.460 c.. 81. $1 16,121 25, and s2 l L kab it mle ade supplied at manufacturers lowest rates._ WS ARCH street. aulp2talp • . T.-11°1%MS.-- HOOP OW= AIM fIOBSET MANUFACTORY; NO. 1112 Vine meet, 671 seep mede of the beet met state and warranted." Hoop fikis to repaired. irleum CHEJIP. STREET. BIEDICINAL. EIOOP_MLIIIISII4e E. BAYLErr.