c XIV BIT:ALM
doe TIA
Tan lattaxa tiahttY litfaTTEl2
MKS'S . Ino.trzer.—The knit:NMl lathe elsee of floury
fleattergood who died from the effects of a beat
big' at Third sue Bober!' etitelth on the 7thinst.,
weeireptuned Ibis morning.
Samuel WyaU, residing No 604 Mover street, testified
I
'aim gains up 2hird etreet and Inks knocked down eoma
where about Beaver street; When came to tot senses a
lass was standing b.side 132••010 the
me where I
wanted to he tak.n, and I said to the independence Hose
Moose; don't time who lame. or whet It wa4 for; I was
in Baum ;I was cut is the back of the bead; don't know
wh.t time it was; don't know tnover.
Cherie , Brattier. recision ISIS Lawrence street, tanned
eras at the Indeprnd. Hose House; a little after
twelve °Viotti w sited to Third anti George streets; in a
fewmOtnenti o.nover and lioUingshead came up; Con
over told me that he had knocked a - man down, at Third
sad Beaver; that the man came up to him, took him by
the collar. and called him aloaftv and - told' him , to go
away; al. w more woad ensued. and Conover said no
bit him with his fist; while Conover was. telling this,
WslnteateenD with blood on. his face, and Conover
said that he was the man whom he • knocked down;
Wyatt asked me to let him in the L o s house to see his
()marina told hlm it was too late; didn't know Mr,Scatter.
This concluded tho evidenie,
The verdict of the Jury was—
" That the said.,Henry W. Scattergood es=
to his death from violence (blows on the head)
at the hands of some person to the jury un
learn, November 7, 1868, on Beaver street,
between Third and Fourth:"
Am-AtiorirD Warms. Last evening Mary
Holt, alias Baltimore Moll, accompanied by a
woman called Flora, went into a restaurant on
Ninth, above Spruce. While there Sallie Bernard
and Margaret Seymour entered the place. The
parties had previously had a quarrel, and words
enifued. Margaret Seymour, it is said, picked up
spittoon and attempted to strike Mary Holt
with it. The proprietor of the saloon then
turned all the parties out. Upon getting into
the street, it is alleged Mary Holt drew a dirk
knife and attacked Manzaret Seymour. The lat
ter was cut in the neck, breast and side. She
was seriously wounded; and was conveyed to the
Hospital. Sallie Bernatd,- her companion, vas
cut over the eye, but her injury is not severe.
Mary Holt was arrest; d sometime afterwards.
This morning she bad a bearing before Alderman
Swift, and as the life of the wounded woman is
considered in danger, she was committed with
out bail, to await the result of the injuries.
CHARGRD wrrn — Ronnuter,:-Yesterday after
noon Daniel Harvey,residing at N 0.7 Buist court,
was caught in the act of robbing the money
drawer of Buchanan's tavern, oh Fifteenth street
below South. Mr. Buchanan found $8 50 of
stolen money in the pocket -of_Harvey— _There
was also found upon his person a flue gold chain,
which was identified by Mr. H. Kilpatrick, re
siding on Sixteenth street above South. It seems
that a brother of Mr. Kirkpatrick died, and Har
vey sat up us one of the "watchers." Two of the
latter got asleep, and while the third was tempo
rarily absent from the room, Harvey slipped up
stairs and took the chain and a watch valued -at
$llO from the pocket of Mr. H. Kilpatrick, who
was Mug upon a lounge. In the station-house
he acknowledged the theft to Lieut. Connelly,
and said that the watch was hidden under some
shavings in a carpenter shop back of his resi
dence, where it was found. Harvey was com
mitted in default of $1,500 bail by Alder Man
Morrow.
I"nonArtLE ROMICIDE.—A young man named
James Slay, residing at No. 182 Elfreth's alley,
was arrested yesterday by the Seventh District
Police upon the charge of assault and battery
with intent to kill. It seems that on Thursday
night a disturbance occurred in a lager beer sa
loon on Julianne street,near Callowhill. Daring
the wrangle, a German named Fred Reed was
stabbed and was so badly injured that his life is
despaired of. He resides at Sixth and Wood
streets. Slay is alleged to have been engaged in
the fight, but the stabbing, it is charged, was
done by another man who has not yet been ar
rested. Slay was taken before Alderman Toland
and was committed for a further hearing.
FLORAL TRIVITTE TO Miss Kicmooo.—Last
night at Concert Hall the friends of Miss Clara
Louisa Kellogg fairly overwhelmed her with
flowers, In baskets. bouqets and bunches. It is
doubtlul if any artist has ever been complimented
in this city with such a profusion of magnificent
flowers, and Miss Kellogg can congratulate her
self fairly upon baying found so many warm and
generous friends and admirers among our peo
ple. Neither in New York nor Boston was she
so much flattered.
TILL TAPPING.—John Hagen and John Wil
liams were arrested yesterday at Thirteenth and
Lombard streets for fighting in the streets. It
was subsequently ascertained that Hagen had en
tered the liquor store of Louis Vester, N. E. cor
ner of Twelfth and Lombard streets, and robbed
the money-drawer. He was observed by Mrs.
Vester leaving the premises as Ehe was returning
from market. Hagen will hate a hearing at the
Central station.
BEAT A WOMAN.—Edward McMullin was ar
rested yesterday by Policeman Blee, of the Fifth
District, _on the charge of assault and battery.
It is alleged that be entered a cigar store on
Twentieth street, below Spruce, and after;beating
the woman who was attending the store, amused
himself by breaking the windows. McMullin was
taken before Alderman Patchell, and was held in
$6OO bail to answer.
SHEEP firmtuzio.-.--Two youths, named Thee.
Moore and Dennis Lanahan, were arrested yes
terday upon the charge of having been con
cerned in the larceny of fifty sheep, in the
Twenty-fourth Ward, several days ago. They
were committed for a further hearing by Alder
man Mardi.
THE CHEITHUT ST. TuseernE—On Monday evening
next, the Cbettnnt St. Theatre. will begin a /revel at
traction In the shape of a firs:-c'Ets4 cirens perform
ance. The building will be titte .1 up in a vary hand.
some manner for the purpose, and a company will sp
pear of a character very midi superior to say that we
have ever had in this city before. Mr. Sion, the Man
'ager of the Theatre, has engaged the moat ticcom
pihhed members of four (tiff Irent compauiee, at an
.ettnrmus expense, and cacti individual will appear
nightly in some one act which is a speciality. Per
haps the greatest attraction to those who are partial
to equestrian performers will he Mr. James Robinson,
-who is celebra , ed all the worla over for hie feats upon
horseback,und who is always certain to attract crowded
houses. In addition, Mr. slim] announce the Levan
thiC Brothels, who, as gymnasts and abrobals, fire
said to r xcel the famone Hanlon Brothers In every re
spect. Mr efeo. Wambold will appear nightly with a
troop of performing doge and monkeys. and there
will be a mullitude of other acrobats, ridars and
hene/al Auxiliary artists, with a splendid stud of
orses and ponies. Mr. Sinn announces that. It is his
into: Winn to make this entertainment unexceptionable
in every respect. Notting will be said or done to al
rend the most fastidious and moral. The performan".es
will be of such a character that they.can be vi.ired by
all. There will be—in short=a circus of the very
highest. class, and there is every reason to believe that
t le enterprise will be a erect sn recce.
A NOBLE Cmtam.--The Philadelphia Ortho
ptedic Hoepital, for the care of clu , .-foot, curvature of
spine, and all other contractions and deformities, tem
porarily situated at No. 15 South Ninth street, oppo
site the Universicv of Pennsylvania, has just ended its
first year of usefulness. A large number of del , rmed
persons have been cured or under treatment, many of
which deformities were of a most agirray.tted charac
ter. In 1840, under almost precisely the same circum
stances, was the Royal Orthopielic Hospital of
London started, and now treats over 2,000 cases
annually, end 40,0110 have been under treatment since
its orgat ization. - The•iltto kite!? of Loudon show over
90.000 deformed persons in that city alone, which,
iudging us at the same rate, would give over 25,001
sere. The great necessity for such a 11. , 5p,1t0 shot] id,
therefore, be apparent to every One. This one is en
tirely del cadent upon volunt ury sub , erlpt ion for sup
port, and is worthy of atteroT .n. A clinic is held dully
at 12, mu en advice and tree meut are Llyen gratui
tously to the poor.
AsADEnly OF FINK ARTS
Chestnut street above Tenth
Mr. Beaumont's Collection of Gems cf Art.
Day and Evening.
Admission free.
WILLIAM A. &roans, Esq., who has been ab
sent from the city for come years, hail' returned and
resumed the practice of law at No. 113 South Fifth
street. Hie card will be found in to-day's paper.
CARNIVAL TIME IN VP-NICE—Tile moat Impor
tant work of the celebrated urtett,
CAgI.
ever imported, now on view in the Eneterti fiallertes
of the Penrikylvania Academy of Fine Arts Admission
free.
BAXTER ' S ion A V ES. —ll:Axtet 'a Fire Z , )ua VC
--ander Nonrottett.nleapl.„Johtt W. Ryan, will t..ive nn
- ..exbibltion drill et the Walnut Street Theatre, to the
Interval between the two dramas on the bill.
The Zopavee aro drilled up to the p 'lnt of perr de ti,, n ,
and Captainitygn btrud'tee them with nur eltleta triad.
A flue entertainment may be expected.
• TILL EXTILAORI.)IIIARY Vi r OttK OF Airr Mar-
Scetat• Cuiro, Egypt,. by W. Getitz, of
lierlitf, nein' exbibltiog thu ll:Aste,/ Gullerle4 the
PiTurlivatiltt .Aettdemy Ot Fill° Arts, Adiniiipion
SCHENCK'
S PULMOFIC Syitur, SEAWEED Tomo
sato MADDRASCI PILLS; Wilt cure Corteittattrtott, Myst:
Court atetirarid Dsrsearsta., if • taken accordieg to .the:
-direetlons. They Itre'ell three to be taken at the Came ,
time. They cleat the stomach, relax the liver and
- Put it to work; then the appetite becomett the.
food digests and makesood blood; the patient bsgine •
to , grow in flesh; th - e. di seased matter ripens_ln the.
lunge, and th e patient 'outgrows the disease-and gots
wel - This is the only way , to sure consumption. '
To these three medicines Dr. .1 Schenck. of Phila.'
delphia, owes his unrivaled success in the treatment
of pulmonary consumption The Palmonle Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges it and purities
'the blood. The Mandrake Pills , act upon tee liver,
remove all obstructions ttberefrem, give the organs a
healthy tone,iand care liver complaint, which is (moor
the must prominent canoes ofconsumpt ion. - lhe Sea
weed Tonic n - orates the powers of the stomach;
strengthena the dikestion and bran It to a normal and
healthy . condition.
The great reason why physicians do not fere con
sumption ie.ithey try to do too much; they give medi
cines to step the cough, to stop chide, to stop night
sweats, hectic fever, sad by so doing they deraege the •
whole digestive powers, locking up the secretions, and
eventuaily the patient sinks and die-.
Dr. Schenck in his treatment does notrtry to stop a
cough, night-sweats, chits or fever. Remove the
catiee and they will all stop of their own accord No
one can be cured of. Consurep ion, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Catarrh; Canker, Ulcerated Throat, unless
the liver and stomach are made healthy
Dr. Schenck himielf, who nos enjoyed uninterrup
ted h. filth, was wasted aw ty to a mere sko eton. is
the very last'stage of Pulmonary Consumption, hie
physicians having pronnunced his case tonxilesa, and
abandoned him to his fate. He was cared by the afore
said medicines, and since his recovery many thousands
similarly afflicted have u-ed Dr. Schenck's prepara
tions with the same remarkable success Foil direc
tions accompany each, molder , it not obsoletely neces
sary to pert onolly see Dr. Schenck unless patients
wish their lungs examined, and for this purpose he is
prof. Esionally at his Principal Office, Philadelphia,
every Saturday, where all letters for advice must be
add; essed. lie is also professiotedly at No. fl BOND
street, New York, every other Tuesday; and at No.
$5 HANOVER street, Huston, every other Wednesday.
Be gives advice tree, bat, fur a thorough examination
with hia Respiromeier the price is $5. Office hours at
each city from 9 A. M. to, 8 P.' M.
Pro e - of Bit. T'ultnonic Syrup`-ani Seaweed Tonic
tech $1 60 per bottle, or $7 DO a half dozen. Man- ,
drske Pills, 85 cents per box.
A full supply of Dr. Schenck's medicines for sale at
all times at his rooms. Also for sa!e ny Druggists and
Dealers.
AN . OBJECT OF INTHREST.—A beautiful piece
of Ornamental Penmanship may be seen in one of the
show windows of the Grover ;.t . Baker establishment,
780 Chestnut street. It is a highly flut.heri engrossed
ra pF of the officers and managers of the •'Young Peo
ple's ABPOllati,,n of the North Broad Scren, Presoyte
ritm (birth." It is the work of Mr. Z. T. Ball, a
young gentleman .ot this, city,--who cer.ainly_ 8110WEi
great aptitude for this art:
ANDREAE; A CliElin4CllB . beautiful work, "The
Sea Shore at Scheveningen," now on free exhibition
in he Eastern Guile;lerut the Pennsylvania Academy
or Pine Arts, Chestnut street.
POLIIICAL.
NEBRASKA..
The Vote for Preedflont—Official.
Grant. Seymour. Total.
Burt county.... 325 143 468
Butler • " .... 44 16 60
Cass " .... 791 450 1,241
Cedar • 29 8•l
Cumlng .... 132 110 242
Dakota " .... 144 141 285
Dixon " 61 •"' 52 113
Dodge 44 183 541
Douglas " :: •.
: 856 1,939 1,567 3 506
Gage " .... 302 77 379
Hall " .... 190 - 56 246
Jalerson it
.... 74 0 74
Johnson 44
.... 333 98 431
Lancaster ft
.... 372 170 542
L'Etureni Court " .... 21 2 . 23
Madison .4 43 47
Merrick • ft
.... 46 10 56
Nemaha 44
.... 967 351 1,318
Otoe " .... 958 720 1,678
Pawnee it
.... 488 43 531
Platte 4,
.... 166 128 294
Richardson • ft
.... 915 499 1 414
Sappy " .... 251 261 512
Saunders 41 •
•• • 158 78 236
Seward At
.... 159 41 200
Stanton " .... 41 16 27
Washington " .... 469 153 622
Grant's maj. in 5tate...4,290
Whole vote .. 15,168
" in 1866 .. 9.063
Increase in two years .. 6,105
York and Saline are not returned They poll
a small vote—not 100 in all, and are about equally
divided between the two parties.
OITY N uw•l'l 0 EIS
,tire Sixth Palle for Additional Not irm
ELEGANCE AND EXCELLENCE COMBINED
"If affords me great p ensure to bear witne+s to the
excellence of :he Grover & Baker Family Sewing Ma
chine. I have bad one in my family for some two
years, and from what I know of Its workings, and
from ihe testimony of many of my friends who we the
same, I can hardly see how anything could be more
complete or ghe better satistaaion. The machine I
hate is one of the most elegant I have ever seen".--
LETTEh ILIUM Mlle. GENERAL GnANT.
TEN CENTS EXPENSE IN NINE YEARS
"I have long thought that, in Jusiice to the excel-
It uce of your Sewing Machine, it was my duty to in
fo
m you frat..lNß VF.Ans since, I purchased one from
your agent in this city. and that 1 have had it in con
stant use since that time, aid, during the entire pc
ri, d, the expense, aside from a few needles, has been
TEN oENTB- to keep it In perfect repair. I give tue
above as evidence of the superiority of your machine
over others, because I have used those made by other
parties. but wilti little satisfaction."—f LETTHIt EEN.NI
MRS. M. E. WILSON, WABUINGTON, D. C., TO GitOVEr,
& BARER S. M. Co.
A LONG'IItIED HOCSItHIILD PRIM!).
"Mote than two-thirds of all the sewing done in my
family for the last two ye.•rs has been done by Grover
& Baker's Machine, and I have never had a garment
rip or need mending, except those rents which frolic•
some boys will ma lie in whole cloth. It is, iat my
topinioll, by far the most valuable that I have tried.
Honestly appreciating the excellencies of your ma
rt ine, I routo give it no higher praise than the fart
that when my only daughter married I gave her this
long-tried h o usehold friend, depriving myself of its
,errtee ,, to lighten her tlrst assumption of domestic
,1*• • " • From MDR. lIHNLY WARD TlF,Ecuicit.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Ma,gazin des Modes,
1014 WALNUT STREET.
For the better convenience of her Patrons, Mrs.
PROCTOR has REMOVED her DRESS-MAKING
ROOMS to 1014 WALNUT STREET, where ehe
will bo happy to see her Mende
The general Dry Goods &witless will be con-
tinned a 3 heretofore, at 920 Chestnut street
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
no6.lmrPO
TUB FINE MUM.
LOOKING GLASSES,
pwiTm
VERY CHEAPEST
33 kl B'Y` .
JAMES EARLE & SONS,
, 816 CHESTNUT.STREET.
THE DAILY . BULLETIN-PHlLAbEtit i lliA ;SATU.R - DAY; N6VEMBEit, 28=1868
9,729 6,439 15,168
5,439
ouir ikuoinr.
]op
Superb Vorded'atd Oharigtiablii
At $1 SO per;yaill. -
RICKEY,SHA-RP. & t ea
No. 727 CHESTNUT Street.
SUPER B OT_T - ALIT Y
OP
28-inoh, 30-inch and 32• inch
BLACK LYONS CLOAKING VELVETS
A Great Bargain.
RICKEY, SHARP 45‘ CO.,
No. 727 CHESTNUT:Street.
VELVET FENS, VELVET CLOTHS
AND
Superb Ahtraeau Cloakings
IN GREAT VARIETY.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
No. 727 CHESTNUT Street.
131aiike1a4 r 131a,nlzet s •
A LaMar. STOCK OF
•The Most Tiesiriitile Make
At Bair. mely Low Prices.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
___No.I.27_CRESTNUT Street
no2Blt,
HAMRICK & COLE,
Propose to Signalize the week commenting
Monday, November 30th,
BY A DEMONSTRATION IN
FINE PARIS BROCHE SHAWLS !
We shall than offer
New and Exquisite Designs,
Heretofore $lOO at $65.
Heretofore Alms at M.
Heretefo. e rig at $45.
Ileretofote $4O at $2B.
Paisley Illhavla, Mlle Centres, $lB. Selling
Elsewhere at $3O.
Our stock of Shawls' is large and attractive..and this
SPECIAL SALE
is designed to insure Its speedy reduction.
1 - IAMEICK &
No. 45 North Eighth Street.
Itscos. "sots.
CLOTH - HOUSE.
STRAWBRIDGE &CLOTHIER
Wish to k cep before the public the fact, that they aim to
keep the largest and most varied stock of nil descriptions
of
CLOTH
TO BE FOUND IN PHILADELPHIA.
Men's Coatings and Cassiineres.
Goods for Boys' Wear.
Ladies' Cleakings of every kind.'
ALWAYS ON HAND.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
CENTRAL CLOTH HOUSE;
Corner of Eighth.and Market Sts,
PHI LADELPHI A.
.02541 m
all Trade. 1868
EDWARD FERRIS,
GIRARD STORES.
NM. en Eleventh and Chestnut Sts,
Entrance 36 South Eleventh,
01 , k tdlS AT JOB PRICES
20,000 Yards Hamburg and Needle
Work Embroideries.
ALSO,
1,000 Doz. Linen Hdids.---All kinds.
Real and Imitation Valenoienne,Thread,
Guipure and Cluny Laces.
And a complete "took of
Wlu TE GEO OEOS.
artraingrgrfilliatur
celebrated lr make of Puffing"
la2S-tn th s
HAMRICK & COLE.
SPECIAL CARD.
In order to prepare space for an
unusually elegant display of HOLI
DAY GOODS now in port and about
to arrive, we shall exhibit from this
date to December 10th the Greatest
Bargains ever put forth in General
DRY GOODS.
We have determined to carry the
smallest poesible portion of our
magnificent btoek after January Ist,
HAMHAMRICK & COLE,_
RICK
4.5 North E4ghth Street
u021.7t.
JOHN W THOMAS
Nos. 406=41407N. Second Street,
orisezi ms
LIAO IND ELEGAIIT ' ATOM
WINTER DRY GOODS
EMBRACING ALL OF THE
Newest Designs and Fabrics,
AT PRAMS WARRANTED TO DE AB
Low as they eon be bought elsewhere.
au2BU Join+
INDIA SHAWLS AND BOARFO,
GEORGip FRYER,
No. 916 CIEIESTNUT STREET,
Invitee attention to hie stock of
Real India Camels Hair Shawls & Scarfs
Also, an (decant 'took of BILKS in Black and °Wore ;
FANCY SILK PLUSHES, POPLINS, BRAWLS and
FANCY GOODS.
India chawle and acacia Altered,Repairod and Cleaned
in a superior manner. 0030. ro§
727 OUBTNUTSTREET 727
REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
OF
DRESS GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.
No. 727 Chestnut Street,
OFFER TO-DAY
50 Cases of Imported Dress Fabrics,
At 25 cents per yard ) worth double the price.
RICE EY, SHARP & CO.
No. 727 Chestnut Street.
UM MP
LINEN STORE, IP'
82S .A.ireh Street.
Several Cheap Lots of
TOWELS,'
TOWELING by the yard,
TABLE LINENS;
NAPKINS,
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
ap
4ir The largest Linen Rosh In the city at
Importer's prices.
aes-va w I
LA.At AA
e t , 4
Fourth and Arch.
HAVE REDUCED SOME DESIRABLE AND SEA.
SONABLE GOODS, AS MUCH AND PERHAPS MORE.
THAN OTHERS. FOR THE SAME CLASS OF GOODS.
LYONS SILK VELVETS.
EX kENBIVE LONG SHAWLS.
FXR•T QbALITY roPiA , a.
BEST ASTIIACAN CLOTHS.
VELVETEENS AND PLuSEIRI3.
DRESS 0( lUDS REDUCED.
ALL•WOOL PLAIDS AND FLAID POPLINS.
laMin or I tlf
Fiat% dm.
Funs ! PUIE/LS !
A. K. & F. K. WOMRATII,
No. 1212 Chestnut Street.
(Late etand 417 ARCH Street),
ARE SELLING
Ch ildron 7 s Sets of Furs at $5.
Ladies' siberian Squirrel Sets,sS upwards
61 Mink Sable $lO 6,
•C German Fitch .6 $l5 66
64 - Stone !Marten 6i $2O 64
66 Royal Ermine 66 $4O 44
6, Ranson Bay Sable 46 $5O •'
66 Russian Sable 64 $lOO 66
ENGLISH RIDING BOAS, SKATIIG HUFFS, Se., FUR GLOVE 9,
FOOT RUFFS, LAP BLANKETS.
•
A great variety of
Carriage and Sleigh Robes.
K. & F. K. WOMEATH I
No 1212 Chestnut Street, '
PHILADELPHIA.
autas in W ann't,
4 • • i jjj
The Best-Fitting and Best-Made
T
OF THE DAY IS
The "Improved Pattern Shirt,"
AT TILE OLD STAND OF
JOHN C. ARRISON
Not/:1 and 3 North Sixth Street,
(And nowhere else), which has given so much eatisfa
lion all vho have used it. GUARANTEED IN ALL
PARTICULARS.
Also, a superior assortment of
Grentlemen''s Goods,
Suitable for the spason, comprising
SILK saERINO.
WOOL,
and COTTON
Under Shirts and Drawers,
--wriippore..BMeke, iicilare,9cark,Tleff, Ohms, EfdkfiUm.
r, 04-W m rp2m
YriANTON PkESERVED GINGER. PRESERVED
vv (Anger, in syrup of Oro celebrated Chyloong brand;
also. Dry Preserved . Oinger, in boxes, imported and for
sale by JOSEPH B. BUSt3IER dc 00., 108 South Delaware
avenue.
IMPERIAL FRENOLI;PRI.INES.--lo 11,113E8 IN TIN
eanulsters and t aney boxes, Iniported_aisd tor sale by
308. D. BIJSBIBR (JO— n e Beath INlnwar* wombs.
NRW CROP ARABIAN DATES,—IOO MATT& FMB
Quality. landing and for gain by JOB. B. DIIIMIER
(K)„ lw Beath Delaware ;WM&
SALE
11 . 0 M . E - R a - 01 J L DAY &
. r 0 . 6„, 81S and a;2O . Chestnut Street,
Below OontioenHo tel,
- PHILADELPHIA':
Sales to Commence Novembet.
Silks,
Dress Goods- Shawls ,Cloaking Cloths, Laces and Embroideries
Linens and White Goods, &e, Hosiery and Gloves &e.
Mourning Goods, &c, &e. &e.
- Owing to the wide reputation of their House, it is needless to detail the character of their stock.
IL, C. & Co. would merely State that their '-_ -
"IMPORTATIONS OF THE PRICkINT SEASON ' WHICH MUST BE SOLD _
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE BROAD,
Have never been surpassed in Philadelpbbx, containing an
Of' texture in medium priced goods, as well as tho
CHOICEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
H., C. & Co. would advise all desirous of obtaining
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
To lose no time before inspecting their stock, feeling assured that the
UNPARALLELED PRICES,
At which the entire stock will be disposed of, must insure
RAPID SA LtS.
, i •
BAI 14-1 Y & C 0 •-
I
• , /-
.444
IJrA A lti‘A
LIM /544
,4. - . Chestnut and Irwelft.h• - •Stre - et - s, t.ii,
./Zio&P 1406:05"
FRAT.H IMPORTED NOVELTIES
JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
Diamonds,
Emeralds,
Sapphires,
Rubies,
Opals.
Pearls,
Solitaires,
Clusters,
Italian,
Byzantine
Venetian,
Opera Wastes,
Pipes,
Match Boxes,
Cigar Stands,
Ir k•stands,
Porte-incinnaies,
Cigar Cases,
Bridal Fans,
French Clocks,
Vienna Clocks,
Marble Statuary,
SILVER AND PLATED WARES.
Cake Beak's% Castors
Flower Suinee, Butter Dishes,
Vegetable Dishes, Eto , Etc.
Gotham Plated Ware.
Epergnes,
Fruit Dishes,
Waiters,
Gorham . Silver Ware,
Open every Evening till 9 o'clock during December
BAILEY & CO.,
Chestnut
MR. BEAUMONT'S COLLECTION,
EXCLUSIVELY
ORIGINAL WORKS OF ART,
WILL 313 E SOLID
ON
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings,
December 1 and 2, at 7 1-2 O'Clock.
NOW ON EXHIBITION
AT frizz
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
Cards of admission to Sale can be obtained gratuitously at our office:
13. SCOTT, Jr.
no2B at
FOR SALE.
la —BO or log acres, Bristol Pike, above 7 mile
COUNTRY BEAT AND FARM NOR SALM.
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2 I p, ail al I e rat, lila ruess.riz ulcers. Pi ILO ofile.
" stone. MATB101:1 house and dwelling to let. l.n• . , torero of a Moth ismix, Boots, Shoesatc.,
quire on promisee, or 810 Locust rtreeL , mdfi4t. I Will find it to their interest to use our UNRIVAI.LED
I MA( MINETWrOT mid the "Milford Linen Tarcol."
Manufactured expreEsty for us from• the best matorial,
and warranted a eunertor article.
TRE MCRAE RIANUFACTUIRD4i4OIIPANV
.
Di annfacturere amid Proprietors of the BINGEft, tikwma,
MACHINE.
No: 1106 C)ll,*istnut Street.
1021yrp WM, L. (.100i'Ult, Agent
rFOR SALE.
' A neat three - story HOUBP, No. 1319 011vo street. Inn
" mediate potoettion.
Anolt' to • P. P..MIDDLETON.
no2B 8111 4 No. 6 North Front otroot.
GBEEN GINGER.:-LANDING' AND FOR SALE DV
J. /3, DUgALUIi & Q0,..108 Out& Delaware itvg4tlt)
Preparatory to removal to their
Endless Variety
GRAND OPENING.
YOU THE
JEWELRY.
Viennese,
Bohemian,
Frenoh.
„ English,
Russian,
American,
sWit:4B,
Watches,
awls*,
English,
American,
Chains,
FANCY GOODS.
Party Fans,
Reticules,
Glove Boxes,
Monchoir Boxes,
Card Stands,
Music Boxes,
Skate Bogs,
BRONZE GOODS.
Statuettes,
Busts,
From the beat French Modellers.
Parian Ware
and Twelfth
Streets,
Philadelphia.
hEVVIIN
Seal Rings,
Seals,
Charms....
Scarf Pin;
Scarf Rings,
Studs,
Sleeve Button,
Lookels,
Necklaces,
Brooches,
Ear Hinge,
Bracelets, Etc).
Jewelry Cases.
Dressing Cues,
Bonoon Boxer,
Jardinieres,
Vases,
Toilet Sees,
French Bouquets,
Eto . Etc.
Groups, Eto..
Paintirtge.