Daily evening bulletin., December 01, 1868, Image 2

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igai old eaoallloo.
From "South-Coast Satintertrigs in Eng
bed," contributed to garper'll. Magazine
by an American traveler whom we shall risk
little in naming ifoncure D. Conway, the foi
lowing passages will bear extraction for our
readers:
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THE TOWN OF TORWAT
Two hours by train, through a pleasant
- region, bring one across from Plymouth .to
,this beautiful town—as beautiful in its way
istyNitples, and aitting on its crescent beach
• renth in the same way.. Having arrived
• early in the rnorning- , -Ltoo early to call on the
eminent man to whom the scientific explora
tion of the cavern has been intrusted, I wan
dered for soine hours about' the embowered
Wes for which. Devonshire suburbs are
famous. On one occasion, havinx. walked
some distance, forward as I thought, and
finding; myself close on my starting-point,,l
rernembered.an ingenious illustration made
by the late Archbishop Whitely from an
Incident in these lanes. A gentlemau,he said,
riding through the deep and shady Devon
shire lanes did not reach the place'for which
lie Started so Soon as he expected, but saw no
one of Whom be could inquire the right way;
nevertheless,The increasing number of horses'
tracks encouraged him to believe that he was
in a frequented road, and on he went. At
length a certain familiarity in the objects
around him led to a misgiving; and he soon
discovered that he had been riding round and
round in a circle, the increasing number o
tracks being those of his • own horse. The
`prelate illustrated thus the mental career of
those who imagine they are making progress,
when they are but vehemently moving in a
circle and mistaking their own multiplied
tracks for those of the march of Humanity.
Another ingenious story' of this neighbor
hood I heard - ha - ea in a half scientific, half
religions discussion which occurred in a
company during a meeting of the British
Association. Some persons having:expressed
apprehension as to the general skepticism
that might follow an unchecked -pursuit of
certain scientific inquiries, Mr. Fronde, the
Ingineer (brother of the historian), gave the
narrative of a man who .had _lost his way at
night among the moors near Torquay. Tame
moors sometimes lead to precipices, and are
not free from pits; this Up lost traveler knew,
and at every step he was in deadly fear of
falling into one of these pits. At last his foot
slipped.downward! He threw up his hands
and fortunately grasped the branch of a tree,
which extended over the abyss. It was pitch
dark and, he could not see the bank fram
which he had-fallen;•he swung his feet that
way,but no—he could not reach it. Hanging
by his straining arms over the pit he shouted
for help, but no help came. After struggling
as long as he could, and losing his voice, he
resigned himself to the idea of a terrible
death, and his weary hands releasing their
hold, he fell ! The distance between his feet
and the solid ground was just twelve inches.
"If people," said Mr. Fronde, "would only
have less panic, and more faith in truth, they
might often find solid ground under them in
stead of pitfalls."
THE FAM)LY OF FROUDE; TIIE HISTORIAN
My reader has, doubtless, by this time per
ceived that my story is of the cactus kind—
one leaf budding into another—and will not
be surprised if Mr. Froude's anecdote reminds
me thatit was in this neighborhood that the
very remarkable family of which he is a
member was reared. The father of the
Froudes—the venerable R. H. Fronde—was
Archdeacon of Totnes, and resided, I believe,
at Dartmoor. There, at any rate, the histo
rian Anthony Froude was born in 1818. Like
nearly all the more thoughtful scholars who
were at-Oxford twenty-five years ago,he and
his brother (now deceased) came under the
powetful sway of John Henry Newman, and
were High Church enthusiasts. It was at
this time that he wrote "The Lives of the
English Saints." In 1847 and 1848 there
came out those strange books, "The Shadows
of the Clouds" and " fhe Nemesis of Faith,"
which showed that his mind and heart were
but girding themselves for another kind of
journey from that on which he had started
when he took orders as a• deacon with Dr.
Newman. When the latter passed into
the Church of Rome Anthony's brother
went with . him, but for the fu
ture historian it was the crumbling of the last
temple in which be had sought refuge, and it
left above him only the vault of heaven,
within him the dome of reason. There was
nothing in him that could make a zealot of
any kind; so he gave up his orders and his
Oxford fellowship and betook himself to the
quiet paths of literature. The Oxonian au
thorities have never ceased to malign and per
secute him for the books he wrote while a
student there- ho never replies, but pursues
patiently his own work. He is nearly con
nected by marriage with Charles Kingsley,
and his home at Brompton, in London. is
very dear to the circle of fine spirits—Carlyle,
Arnold, Palgrave, Spedding, and others—
who are often found around its hospitable
fireside. The brother who became a Catho
lic died. The other brother, civil engineer,
bas a beautiful home here at Torquay; he is
the youngest of the brothers, but Is already
widely esteemed as a man of science. They
are all remarkably handsome; Anthony, espe
cially, is by odds the handsomest literary
man in London.
IL is very notable, by the, way, how in Eng
lafid—and, measurably, in America—genius
runs in families: as witness the NapieN,
Mackintoshes, Froudes, Newman, Arnolds,
Martineaus, Darwins, Kingeleys.
CLIAItLEB K INGSLEY
The Kingeleys come from the north of De
vonshire. An old family of Cheshire it was,
which in the civil wars had suffered more for
its adherence to the cause of the Parliament
than he most distinAulahed descendant has
suffered from his early Chartist propensities.
It wasprobable, however, rather from his
mother than from"the Kingsley a of Kingsley,
in the forest of Delamere," that Charles in
herited his noble discontent with the actual,
and his impulsive free thought. Mr. Carlyle
told me that he remembered visiting the rec
tory of hie father, who was a clergynaan,when
Charles was but a small lad. He observed
then that the dreamy eyes of the.mothor—a
lovely woman—reappeared in the boy, who
sat in entire silence during the con
versation, evidently drinking in every thing
he saw or heard. Carlyle became the
hero of Kingsley's boyhood anol youth, as he
now is of Ms fiftieth year : that pillar he fol
lowed, when he turned its fiery side, into the
land of radicalism, and now he has folio wed
its cloudy side back into the land of bondage.
The course of many a gifted young English
man of these times is to be the historic com
ment on the tremendous action and reaction
of Carlyle's great brain. The reaction in
Charles Kingsley's case, coincident as it has
been with his progress out of poverty to com
parative prosperity, has subjected him to
many taunts. A popular speaker recently
said, "How can we not expect him to smile
on the world when the world smiles on
him ?" My belief is, however, that the change
is far more due to his temperament—in which
moral timidity is strangely blended with
physical pluck. It is a curious commentary
'that muscular Christianity" should have fn.
its chief champion a man who trembles like
leaf before moral opposition. At the outset
of his career Kingsley indulged - in some
hereSY,while Preaching on a certain occtfsion
hi London, when. some laymen arose in the
church and invited all who believed the doc
trine of the Church to leave the house.
Kingsley was much excited, and denounced
88 S !gist" any ODO Who should charge him
with heresy- but he never rec were(' from
this blow, and has hardly veutared to speak
his mind since. Of late years he has com
pletely identified England with Justice and
(apparently) the Establishment with Truth,,,
and has merged "muscular Christianity" into.
Carlyle's worship of Force.
leis far frotu Uting it pleasant speaker;
his ..iiianner - being affected and his voice
titillated with a ,sad , stammer; but what. he
atty is always Profoundty , Interesting: Last
year be preached to' the Volunteers,,at tiler
camp near Wimbledon,' a discciurse alieut
Judah's lion—the lion being the' British =lion, •
and the doctrine an apotheosis of war. Ha
was so much excited at one time, his stam
mer at the same time damming his utterance,
that some feared he would fall into apoplexy.'
The discourse was powerful; but an old
reader of his could not forget how lie said in
"Alton Locke"—l don't know how it stands
in the expurgated edition—that one of the
most inscrutable things on this earth toin
is a soldier. There would , seem' to be in is
Mind ,und,bip t , brother, Henry ' s.. also, ants gh;
or in - Oe titan enough of sinew, but a lac of,
l i
bone; what they, do, and write is not &DOI%
'and it must pass away. Many of his wariest
friends have tried to , hold' on to their g'aith
that he would recur to his earlier manlPtess
and his "first love." Thomas:Hughes “ies
paired of him when he found him taking r, ides
with the Confederates during the AmerOan
But the final blow that hass TAO' him
from nearly all of his old comrad
when; at his inauguration ' as 2rofessor of
History at. Cambridge, he mad a formalf
.-as given
re
traction of the reformatory it:6timents of his
books, declaring that he reg etted . • them, and
it
that hereafter he meant to ollow the views
of older and wiser thin .ers than himself.
Many of those present, rho had -been most
instrumental in securin b .r him the professor
sbip,.hujt4hatint-IFwatis in shame; and oN
of his /pi ,IFt intimate acquaintancesne
that it' vVa'st taihtAaddest scene„... l :"ever wit
nessed. It is undefintA&iirtrllie is now am
bitions for promotion in the Church, and
willing to sacrifice any thing for it. He is
impressed with , a belief that his only obstacle
in that direction is the heresies promulgated
in his works; but the advancement of Dean
Stanley—who is a
_pnre rationalist--shows
that such is not the case. Heresy is rather
popular just now witb the ruling powers of
the Establishment. The fact is;
„that Mr.
Itingsley has 'not the elements of popularity
nor the, suavity of manner which attain such
positions; and the only pity is that he should
not be content to stand by his own nature
and heart and reach the honors, and ulti
mately the homage, which the gifted and
true in England are sure to win from their
peers. What a strange chapter in the next
"Curiosities of Literature" his career as a
writer will make! lie began with the palpi
tations of living England; with stories of
Chartism, and the "Yeast" leavening Church
and State; then he went back ward, to old
English mariners, to H.vpatia and ancient Al
exandria, and now he has got so far away
from the great heart of, to-day that he is en
gaged translating the very foolish life of St.
Anthony, as recorded by Athanasius !
"Blot out his name then ! Record one teat soul
more ;
One task wore declined, one more foot-path un
trod."
ART ITEMS.
One of Van Bonfield's snow-pieces, " The
Cottage Winter," sold for $5O, at Miner &I
Barker's auction, New York, last Friday.
No lover of art in this country, familiar
with the picture exhibitions of the last ten
*years, can fail to remember with special inter
eat the beautiful water-color pictures by Mrs.
Murray, the accomplished wife of the British
consul at Portland, Me.
This gifted lady has lived for several years
in Boston, where her works have been thor
oughly appreciated and her society much en
joyed. The most cultivated people of that
city are her friends. Her reunions, held at
stated intervals at her residence in Pemberton
Square, have been among the most delightful
art-receptions in Boston. Mrs. Murray has
now removed to New York. Her arrival is
opportune, as artists, within a year or two,
have turned their attention to water-color—
exercised their talent therein, formed societies
for its study, and on several occasions have
exhibited the result of their skill. At no pre
vious time could the residence in. New York
of an acknowledged bead in this department
of art have been so dqiirable. Mrs. Murray
has traveled much in Europe; her portfolios
are especially rich in Spanish subjects. She
will be a great social and artistic acquisition,
and has brought warm letters from distin
guished Ruston friends. She has token a stu
dio in the University Building, in Washington
Square, No. 13.
Robert Fleury, Paris painter, Member of
the Institute, and lately president of the
French Academy at Rome, has been sending
letters of invitation to a few privileged per
sons for a private view of the pictures or
dered by the city of Paris to decorate the
panels in the Hall of Sessions of the Tribunal
of Commerce.
The subjects treated by the , eminent artist
are:
let. In 1563, institution of Consul Judges
by the Chancellor of the HospitaL
2d. In 1673, Colbert presenting the Ordi
nance of Commerce to Louis XIV for signa
ture.
3d. In 1807, Promulgation of the Code of
Commerce by Napoleon L
4th. In 1863, Installation of the new Tri
bunal of Commerce under Napoleon 111.
The Tuileries is now rapidly filling up with
bronze lions. In addition to the two fine
ones by Barye placed last winter on the quay
at the guichet or imperial carriage-gate,some
more by Cain (author of the fine bronze ti
gress in the Central' Park, N. Y.), have been
placed in the interior.
A Man with Music In Ms Soul.
We take. the following appreciative criticism
of the opera from the Indiana. Sentinel of the
17th, and are glad to perceive that Italian
mubic is taking so firm a hold on the masses
out in "Hoosier:"
Editor Sentinel: I want to give you the
first of the opera. I didn't see it all, but ex
pect it was good, and lam told it will be
better to-morrow night. Wal, a feller in his
shirt-tail with a blue bedspread thro wed over
his shoulders, came runnin in with a big
snake follerin him, which scared him so bad
that he just giv up and laid down on a green
bench that some body had put there a pur
pose for . him,l expect. Then a superannuated
grave-yard lookin woman in mournin come
in and took a few punches at the snake, which
made him get, and then she set to squallin
terrible.
Then a big feller, rigged in speckled rags,
came in, and they all took a squall together,
when the mournin woman gave one a piece
of cane-pole and tother a bunch of little bells,
tellin each of em sometbin that I didn't just
exactly understand? thou it seemed to ticale
them powerful, and they went away just as
pleased as a little boy with a tin whistle.
Then a raal good-looking gal in red, with a
white rose on her busom, came in, follerd by
a lot of niggers. Wal, one of the niggers
wanted to take her along with him, but she
wasn't as much Charles Sumner as he was,
and wudent go; then the speckled feller come
in, and he and the nigger scared each other
out, levin the gal by herself when she wont
to skuallin to kill. Just then I recollected a
umbrel 1 left on the bar, and thot I'd go and
look after it. I'm lookin yet. The feller
that sells lager beer hadent seen it; looked as
tho he thot I never had a umbrel. I had no
hart to go back agen, but I expect from the
way they begun same one got [amid. Hope
tbey did. Guess I'll go agin to-m mow night
and see, and if its rainin, get my umbrel,
or onnithndy else's.
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Rita' LAJBBTEIIB AND SALMON'—WI 0A8E9,1400
dawn, frob Lobatars and Salmon. Landing and for
sato by JOB. a BUSSIEIy, .b 00.0.08 Bluth Dolawaro
avenue.
THE DAILY BIILI 4 ETIA . ---PHILADELPHIA2 TUFSDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1868.
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isots. ~ Ise's.,
' CLOTH HOUSE. '.
STRAWBRIDGE &CLOTHIER
' Wish to I eep before the public thelact. that they aim to
keep the largest and moot varied - AA:liltOf all descriPtioni
oft f
CLOT - 11 - :; -', . .
TO BE FOUND IN PIIILIDEEPEINe
' Ten's COatiogi and•;Caisinioirio.
Goals for Boys' Wear. . ‘ ,•
L' los , Makings' of every find.
Atwilwohi nom
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STR , WBRIDGE.si CLOTHIER.
f NTRAL CLOTH 'AC/USE;
corner of Eighth anifitaiket Sti.
PHILADELPHIA. -
Fall Trade. 18681
.EDWARD FERRIS,
GIRARD STORES.
- NOW, atir. EleVenth And Chestnut Sts,
• Entrance SS South Eleventh,
4
°VEERS AT JOB PRICES
20,000 Yards Hamburg and Needle
Work Embroideries,
ALSO.
1,000 Doz. Linen Hdkfs.---AU kinds.
Real and Imitation Valenoienne,Throad,
Guipure and Cluny Limes.
And a complete stock of
W EIITE GOODS.
rerKensheedt and King's celebrated make Of Piffling.
and Rutfllngs at Manufacturer's Prices.
ia2B-tn Ott i- .
Nos. 405 and 407 N. Second Street,
HAMRICK & COLE,
Propose to Signalize the week 'commenting
Monday, November 30th
BY A DEMONSTRATION IN
FINE PARIS BROCHE SHAWLS !
We shall then offer
New and Exquisite Designs,
Heretofore $lOO at $65.
Heretofore She at $5O.
' 11:i r •Vol= :748 at
tit
paid( White Centres $lB. Selltng
Elsewhere at $3O.
Our stock of Shawls le large and attractive, and this
SPECIAL SALE
is designed to Immure its speedy reduction.
HAMRICK 86 COLE,
No. 45 North Eighth Street.
no2B-0 to St
INDIA SHAWLS AND SOARFS.
GEORGE FRYER, -
No. 916 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invites attention to his stock of
Real India Camels Hair Shawls & Scarfs
Also. an elegant stock of BILKS in Black and Colors;
FANCY OILK FLUSHES, POPLINS, SHAWLS and
FANCY MOODS.
nitua !shawls and Scarfs Alterod,Repaired and Gleaned
in a ouperior. manner. 0c,30 2airms
NDIA RUBBER . MACHINE BELTING • • STEAM
I 'Packlus B oae
Engineers and dealers will find a full assortment of
, Ifioodyear'e Patent Vulcanized Rubber Belting, PaoehlB
Rom ao.. at the Manefactur
GOO ure Headquarters.
.DYERIB
808 Chestnut street
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N. B.—We have now on bawl a large lot ofGentl e men's,
Ladles' and Misses' Own Boots. Also. every variety and
strilo of Gum Overcoats.
6100pID•
MARKET 423
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41 0'
Ar dy
4 e P it &- c%
SILK FACED VELVETS, $7 00.
BILK FACED VELVETS, $8 50.
PURE SILK VELVETS, $lO and $ll.
PURE MLR VELVB IS, $l2 and M.
PL RE SILK VELVE IS, $l5 and $lB.
VELVETEENS. •
RIGHT SHADES BLACK AND BROWN.
RIGHT SHADE' BLUR AND PURPLE.
WATER PROOFS, $1 25 to $2 00.
BLACK BEAVERS, Complete Stock.
BLACK VELOURS. Complete Stock.
BLACK ASTRACANS. Complete Stock.
BLACK ASTRACAN TRIMMING.
STYLISH VELVETEEN SACQUES.
LYONS SILK VELVET CLOAKS.
ASTRACAN CLOTH CLOAKS.
CLOAKS FOR Tt3E (IPERA.
WINTER CLOAKl3,__ss.to $125.
FINEST DISPLAY EVER OFFERED.
ce2Bm tn w 3m
JOHN W. THOMAS,
OFFERS HIS
(LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
WINTER DRY GOODS,
EMBRACING ALL OF THE
Newest Designs and Fabrics,
AT PRICES WARRANTED TO BE AS
Low a they can be bought elewhere.
sto,u inln)
EDWIN HALL di CO., 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
invite attention to their new and fashionable stook of
Dry (iced&
Fancy Silks.
Black Silka,
Fancy Dress Goods,
Plain Dress Goods,
Shawls,
Velvets,
Cloths,
Ladies` Cloaks and Suits. Staple Goode. &o.
Ladies' Dm Res and Omaha made to order.
OVILTA_UV MIALTJEIMAAII64i*.,
GURTAVN
ESTAIBLIESEI
The oubgerieere are now receiving their '
Importations
RICH - CURTAIN FABRICS
PARLOR,. CHAMBER' AND LIBRARY
WINDOW, CURTAINS
TURNITITRE 'COVERINGS.;
COMPRISING, -
Freneh Saline and Smote/elle%
Royal Tapestries,
Silk Terry and Cotelines,
Wool Terry, Repe l Damasks, &o.
ALSO,
Just Opened direct from the Manufacturer,
EItiIIII:OIDERE'D iier - ' CURTAINS,
NEW DESIGNS,
From the .loW cot to tho highest ortality—oomo of them the
IlItaiEST MADE.. • • .
31434T1NG8A1l LACE CURTAINS,
EMBROIDERED I 1 ISLIN CURT NS A .
JACQUARD AND al IMMIX BRAJE'EBIES,
VESTIBULE CUBT 4 AIISS lingreat variety,
CATIVED I . PLAIN, EILTAND WALNUT
couriiers,
IN JUTE AND COLORED SHADES.
P.xperieneed and reliable workmen superintend one
Upholstery Department, and every efrort ia employed to
give satisfactionnEd secure promptness in fulfilling the
orders minuted t us.
k .
Sheppard Van Harlingen & Arrison
t t
es nu S t.,
PHILADELPHIA.
no2l a to th 10trp
.rust Opened.
A Fresh Arrival
OF
Moquet and Embroidered
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
RICH SWISS LACE
AND
Low-Priced Nottingham Curtains. —
CARRINGTON, DE PIXIE & CO.
S. Ei oor. Thirteenth and Chestnut Ste.
..12.0 to thory
THE FINE Lima.
LOOKING GLASSES,
THE
VERY CHEAPEST
AND
13 E. Srr.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
816 CHESTNUT STREET.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NOTIOM
I have this day made a reduction
of TEN to FIFTEEN PER CENT.
in the prices of my fine custom-made
Boots and Shoes for gentlemen's
wear. The latest styles always on
hand, in different measures, so that
a ready fit may be obtained.
BARTLETT,
33 South Sixth Street, above Chestnut.
4)017 a to th lyrpO
L.14.1313E5' SHOES.
NEW STORE.
HENRY WIREMAN,
Manufacturer and Importer
„ OF
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 118 South Thirteenth Street,
S.W. nor. Sixth and Buttonwood Ste.
IPILILADELPHIA,
AND
No. 487 Eleventh Street,
WASHINGTON, De 0.,
Has opened hie Elegant New Store, No. 118 South THIS,
TPENTII Street, between Chestnut and Walnut Streets,
with a largo assortment of the finest quality of
LADIES'' SHOES .
Of his own manufacture.
ALSO
Just received from Paris, a large assortment of
Ladies' Boots, Shoes and Slippers
Made expressly to order by the beet and Most celebrated
manufacturers. . •
°cBl tfrp
bEWIN LU&CUINES.
huddler% iturness4Vialkers. Mannlfac
tatters loth ing. BootsfShoes, - dre.,
Will find It to ihei.• interest to use our • UNRIVALLED
bim,lllNE WSW and the "Milford Linen Taroad."
Manufactured expressly for, us from the best material.
and warranted a superior article.
THE 6136141. MIANUeACTUIIO6I - 01111PANT
Manufacturers and .Prots , ikon of the SINGER SEWING
MACHINE.
No. noel Uhestwat_Eltrieet o
iry2lyrn vim coorEtt. agent
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URPANT JELLY. —GENUINE -CURRANT JELLY
b 3 5 and 10 lb. cans, for sale b.* J. R. BUBO= IS
00..108 Routh DOlniVare aNIMUO.
VARPETINGX.,OcO.
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T fo ARP ET (.'S
CLOTHS
Stair and Hall Carpets, in great variety . . with eeparato
DRUGGETS, •
all widths; oleo, a new article for covering Stair Carpete,
REEVE L. KNIGHT dz SON,
• 1222 - Chietruit'Shiet;
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ivattito
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1868 FALL: 1858.
",`CFLEiT ECHO MILL '
11e,CALLITIA, CREASE & SLOAN,
Manufacturers and Importers of
CARPETINGS,
Wholesale and Retail Warehouse,
No: 509 CHESTNUT ST.,
Opposite Independence Hall.
sef‘tu di a }lmre
CARPETINGS.
copENINGF.
Elegant Wiltons, Velvets, Brussels,
TOMS, 3 PLTB and INGRAM
Parlor, Hall and Stairs to Hatch.
LEEDOM & SHAW,
910 ARCH STREET,
Between Ninth and Tenth Streets. aolf.2nunt
OPENING OF RICH FEATHERS.
Just received, per mat steamer. a very large assortment of
PARADISE BIRDS, '
SCARLET " -
HUMMING "
FEATHERS of every description.
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS.
The Latest Shapes in Ladies' Hats,
Ribbons, Satins,Velvets, Plashes
and Vlveteens.
PRICES VERY EOM
THOS. KENNEDY & BROS.,
No. 729 CHESTNUT STREET.
Importers, Jobbers and lietallen.
oaa 2tart,
MRS. R. DLLLON, 323 and 331 SOUTH STREET.
Millinery for Ladles and Misses.
batins, Silks. Ovate, Ribbons, Flo r era Feathers.
Framer AlO g Millinery,Crape Valle, &c. Silk Velvet
and Sal kl a i.,,te, Swab Ribbons. no 4 Smarr)
Magazin des Modes,
1014 WALNUT STREET.
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For the better convenience of her Patrons, Mr:
PROCTOR has REMOVED her DRESS-MAKING
ROOMS to 1014 WALNUT STREET, where she
will be happy to see her friends.
The general Dry Goods Business will be eon
as heretofore,. at 920 Clbestnut street.
" a. W. PROCTOR a co.
nob lnarT4
1911.1bINEEtV GOODb.
CHOICE
MILLINERY GOODS.
S. A. & D. STERN,
724 Arch Street.
sela.tti th a Bm6
WAIINDIREM, aIfIWZMILYEs dige.
rIS LADODIUS er. C( - 1
DIAMOND DEALER'S & JEWEL ERS.
WATCHES, JEWELRY 4 SILVER WERE .
\\WATJHES and JEWELRY REPAIRED.
802 Chestnut St., Phila.
Watches of the Finest Makers.
Diamond and Other Jewelry,
pf the Latta etylee.
Solid Silver and Plated Ware,
Etc., Eta.
SMALL STUDS WOK EYELET HOLES.
A large eatortmont Ju received, with a variety of
Lettings.
fp'
WM. B. WAIINE lic CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
11. E. corner l'eventh and Chestnut Meets,
And late of No. 85 South Third street. 1e217
POCKET BOOKS.
WOR BALE.—AN ..INVOIOO OF 11.d.*B1JEG BAGS
tenoned l= and cotton. ' •
XS= WEIGHT & F 440.
ray) Rib WnlizustrOtti
MILIiN EMT.
_,.,_,47II,ISCWILLANEOUS.
DecoYations• , ,on,Clana-anil Glass.
INITIALS.
,
vIcEsTS
• , AND ALL RINDS OF
• , I?I,4CORATIONS •
- 'and. GOL. ASS
ORDEIti -
TYNDALE & MITCHELL;
.1 707 CHESTNUT, STREET,
PiIItiADELPITItt . :•• `-'` • : •
. 4028 to th tfrps
Q .
GILEAT Eli TER,PR LSE
1800- _ •
PH. J. LATLIEM4..,
THE FIRST HOCK-,0F,1868.
Tbefdat Hock and other lIIIENIBII WINES of this
yeaileybstaao (1E68) have been Imported by Pb. J, Lauber
per steelier "Union," and will be ready tor aide TO-DAY
All who are fond of delicious wine are respectfully
Invited. •
PH. J. LAUBER,
No. 24 South FITTS Street.
tio2g. itry4
GREAT PREPARATIONS
FINE CON SECTIONS
FOR TILE
APPROACHING HOLIDAYS.
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN
N 0,121.0 Market Street.
ncY2.B
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
For Safe Keeping of Valuables, flecuri..
ties, etc., and /lantana of Sates.
DIRECTORS
.
s. B. Browne. J. Gillingham Felt Ales Timm
R H . clarke C. Mac.aiwtar. S. 41.:
John Welsh.. E. W. Clark. Geo. LA. Tyler.
OFFICE, NO. 421 CII EsTrinur STREET,
N. G. BROWNE, Presidtutt.
C. B. llic, 'Woe Prat:Wait.
8.. PATTERSON. Secretary mindrYoluntrer
th e to
-WILLIAM A. STOKES
Hu rommed the -
PRACTICE O,F LAW
IN PRILADELPRIA.
OFFICE'- 113 SOU 26 FIF27I.BTREET.
n028%11*
E. Si. 130 - Im,
113PHOLSTIEREEt, '
No. 136 North Ninth Street,
PLIILADELPIIIA.
WINDOW SHADES, BEDS, MATRESSES,
CURTAINS AND CARPETS.
or - Furniture Repaired and U • 'Watered.
madam= •
ENVELOPES 1 ENVELOPES 1
5,000,000 SAFETY ENVELOPES
All tole* oLtutlitles and shwa, for sale at reduced =tees
at the Bteao4 aittNlMPartrir.
SAMUEL TOBEY. Agent.
isel7-3ri=§
FITLER, WitilVE.R & 00.
RIEW CORDAGE FACTORY
NOW at Etaa, DPERATION.
Um 23 N. WATER BAA:S N. DEL. in
OItOCEJIIIEN t &MIMEOS, IY
111
FOR THE TABLE,
Just In (tore a New Invoice of Fine Large
FRENCH PRUNES,
ported direct from James Collett k Co.,
Bordeaux.
n Small and Large Ghats Jars or by the
Singh) Pound.
SIMON COLTON it CLARKE,
no2B. W. oor. Broad and Walnut Bto.
IVJE
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
First of the Season.
ALBERT C. Ro BERM.
Pealer In Fine Grocerlev,
Corner Eleventh and. Vine Street=
Patented September 8, 1868.
Boston and Philadelphia
SALT FISH COMPANY.
IRAN-
DESICCATED COD Fists FOR FAMILY CIL
RIR POUND EQUAL TO FOUR POUNDS RAW MI
Warranted to keep in nay climate for any number of
6 e nt r liii4 r ortipli a .l3l,L n argre'.l "b f r l P i k :v g el Nilor ar
Sample epees 24 and pound. each. -
bold by all Grocers, and manufactured by the
80111011 and Phllauttpoia Plait Fish compuiy,
LEDGER PLACE, rear of 1%0. 52 ' , .tortli SECOND St, Philada,
nol9 eom 6ml
A MIR(CAN CHOCOLATE AND UNION COCOA.
JD , SHOE% 'manufactuted by .To4ah Webb & Co.; for
guile by b. D. KNIGHT &
A geniis for-the Manufacturers,
no2I 10H• B. E. corner Water and CbcHtout street%
L l Oll, LUNCEL—PEV/LED HAM, TONGUE, AND.
Lobster. Potted Beet. Tongue. Anehoyy, Paste and
Lobster. at COUSTY . I3 East Lad Cirocory,,-NO. 118 South
Second street.
lilly ts MESS 'SHAD, I'ONGUES AND SOUNDS MI.
gtessly for family we t In store and for
East End Grocery, No.llB South Se
street...--
6 00td at bp u
.11411'
ITIABLE CLARET.—'2OO CASES OF SUPERIOR TABLE
.L Claret, warranted to give catudaction. For sale bi
M. F. SPILLIN. N. W. corner Arob and Elglath streets.
N" FRE
BEltVti D GINGER IN SYRUP AND. DRY,
__of the celebrated Chyloong _ Brand, for sale at
COMITY'S - Bast' Ind Groary, No. - 118 - Booth Second
itreet.
HAMB. DRIED BEEF' AND .T01 , 1017E0. JOHN
Steward's Justly celebrated Dams and - Dried-Beef.
and Beef Tongues also the best brands of Cincinna ti
Home. For sale by fd. F. BFILLIN: N. W. corner Arch
and.ElShth streets.
QALAD OIL.-100DASKETS OF. LATOUR'S SALAD
1.3 OH of the latest importation. , ' , For sale by AL F.
SFIL.LIN. N. W. corner Arch and Eighth streets. ,
XTEW. GREEN GINGER, PRIME AND GOOD ORDER
1. 1 4 at ouusTra East End Grocery, No. Ile South deo.
end street. - - • '! - • -
TELMBARIERICI 1011MO1kitIlf•
TOTAL registration in New York city, 172,708. •
DUKE DE IiItAUART-111 recovering.
EARL EtitieELL in a , letter expresses/his 'regret
att the defeat of the workingmen's candidateB.
esvnnar. inches of snow fell yesterday at Buf-,
falo and °twee°.
DIA.Yon EformAN, of New York, yeaterday re
signed his office into the hands of Thomas Ca
may, Presidentof the Board of.Aidermen.
SECRILTMIY McCuti.ocu yesterday ordered the
-sale at auction of tt half million dollars- in gold
in New York.
OLIffirEAD, the detnnitingTotit Office clerk, has
been eued by the United t3taten to recover $80,(109,
the mount stolen. ,
THE sahooner J. C. Runyon, from Philadelphia
for Alexandria,-has been totally wrecked off gag
Island. The crew bave arrived at Norfolk.
Tiu Supreme Court of Florida is hearing argu
ment upon a motlou to (mash the proceedings
against Lieut.-Gov. Gleason.
THE change in the Roumania Cabinet was ef
fected by Preusla assisting in displacing . the, war
party.
Louis NAPOLEON to suffering from diabetea,and
cannot give that attention to State affairs which
is necessary.
NEW 6 received from Buenos Ayres states that
the insurrection in the Argentine State of Cor
rientes has been Ouppreseed.
Jour; L. Meltritowr, Esq., who died at Borden
town, on Sunday, was one of the originators of
the Camden and Kmboy Railroad, and for twen
ty-five years a Director.
A worry of Ku-Klux boarded a Tennessee
railroad train Friday night,and threatened to kill
Conductor Crosier, if he ever ran another train
over the road.
J. Izionnsol.r. and two other persons were
drowned on the 29th, near Port Ontario,: New
York. while returning from a fishing expedition
•
in a email schooner.
TIIE Circuit Court at Washington, yester
day,. the_Eult of .JO/312_,Naglee.ogainetfEdwiniSt.
Stanton, for damages to a farm by Its occupation
by United States troops, was discontinued, the
plaintiff being ordered to pay the costs.
Ton North-Carolina Legislature is discussing a
resolution asking Congress to remove the politi
cal di,:abilitics of all citizens of that State. The
Senate has agreed to investigate charges of cor
ruption against members.
A SAN FRANCISCO despatch says General Grant's
of majority In California i5...500, and, owing
to an informality in printing an elector's name,
the Secretary of State refuses to give the certifi
cate to the Republicans. The matter goes before
the finpreme Court.
Iltv. Mn. Co:m.o.a) on seconding the nomina
tion at Dublin of O'Connor for Parliament, de
clared that the Fenians In America were stronger
in membership and organization than ever, and
were the rights of Irishmen in Ireland withheld,
they would act at once. and on landing on the
of the Emerald hie its whole population
would rise atlantic.
Tun. Ledger's Washington correspondent tele
graphs: "It is rumored in diplomatic circles
that this Government does not accept the proto
col for the arrangement of our difficulties with
Great Britain, torwardtd by 31Lnister Johnson,
and that amenduients to it were forwarded by
cable after the Cabinet meeting on Friday. This
rumor is not exactly, but eubstantially true."
Dutra hundred barrels of whisky, at the In
dianapolis and Cincinnati depo', Chicinna:l, yes
terday morning, were st.izxd by United Statts
Arsessor ➢fegrue, the entire lot being found to.be
from 6 to 15 per cent. above proof degree marked
on the gander's certif,eate. The penalty attached
to the crime la the seizure of the article, impris
onment and a fine of two hundred dollars on
each barreL Two nundmi barrels of this whisky
were trona Hamilton, Ohio, and the other hun-_
dred from Indiana. -
Message of the Governor of south
Carol/lan..
GoVernof Scott, of South Carolina, yesterday
'sent his message to the Legt , latute. He takes nu'
encouraging view of the poAtion of affairs in
this State, and gives substantial reasons 'for his
belief that no State of the Union Is more 'Solvent,
or has a fairer prosrait of meeting all her lia
bilities. The aggregate iceeipts of the State Trea
sury tor-the six months erAling October 31 , have
been $42.5,573, and the expenditures for_the same
period e4b9.688.
Tho Governor recommends that the donation
of land made by the rialted'States Government
be devoted to the establishment of an educational
institute in Charleston for instruction in agricul
ture., mechanic arts, and the higher branches of
scientific and classical studies. He denounces alt
turbulence and lawlessness, and strongly depre
cates secret political organisations. In conclud
ing his message, he says:
Thu general elections have passed, and the
political issue involved, tvhich so fiercely agi
tated the country, having been determined for
a dihisiderable period, it is devoutly to be wished
that the community may be indulged in a much
needed respite from the passions and excite
ments to which it has been so long subjected,
and that our people may be enabled to turn their
attention to the development and improvement
of their material resources, which have been so
sadly impaired and neglected.
It gives use much pleasure to state that assu
rances have been received, both previous and
subsequent to the election, from many of the
most prominent men of the State, heretofore in
active opposition to the Government, of their
regret at the occurrence and their detestation of
the outrages, as well as their determination to
yield a willing obedience to the Conitittition and
laws, relying upon the peaceful exercise of their
rights at the ballot-box to remedy whatever they
may deem objectionable. la theut this determi
nation has exerted, and cannot but eontinue to
exert. a favorable influence upon the prosperity
of the state, stimulating its industry, and giving
character utd credit to its enterprises.
Recognizing with pleasure these evidences of
returning good feelings and wishing' to recipro
cate every indication of au approach to friendly
relations, I would reiterate the recommendations
of my last message in favor of it liberal policy on
the part of the LegislatOre in reference to Ihe're
moval of political di/abilities. While upon the
subject of Otir past differences, 1 will take occa
sion to express the hope that national politics
will hereafter occupy a much less prominent
poiltioOn the affairs of the State and in the
minds of the peooe than befettiliire.
issues having been determined 'for years to come.
at least: there IS huf little propriety in keeping
tip volitleal agitation..
The lustorreeCion in Cuba..
1 - IAVANA t Nov. • 30.—Tne official account or
engagement between ihe troops and 'revolution
isle, cultic 24th instant, is as follows: The revo
lutionists attacked a serail detachment of troops
stationed in the town of Villa del Cobre, near
Santiago, with their whole force, and succeeded
in driving them from their position. The troops
then took refuge in' a church. Information
concerning the,attack was sent to Santiago, and
troops . and. volunteers were immediately
forwarded to Cobra. This reinforcement suc
ceeded iu surprising. the revolutionists and re
taking the town. revolutionists lost 62
killed and many wohnited. General Mareano. a
Dominican. commanding the rebels, was killed.
and Colonel Perez severely, wounded. The gov
ernment lust three kilted and ten wounded.
Many dead, hectic's of revolutionlets have since
been found in ditches. All' the „small detach
ments of Goveritment troopsrhave.beeil• called to
join the main body. •
Many American, lint iah, French, and other
foreign residents of this cityhave joined the
volunteers now In active service, ;and left' for the
seat of War." 1 " - '
Prominent citizens of Mexico here, and.an'ex-
Minister of Max.ituinau's, deny that any-.;Mexi
cans, are'impllcated. in • this rebellion. 'Letters
from Cubans and others.' esident hrMexico con
firm this statement. The only foreigners who
hold preminent positions among the revolution
ists are Dominicans. . All :the Mexican 'refugees
hero seem _ln quiesly awaiting .a.._change of
government or • a,proz.lamation pt: general am
nesty by 'JuareZlOreturn tO,tbetr, Country.
Later accounts of'the 'fight at Villa del Cobre
'increase the number of rebel killed. A battalion,
composed of volunteers, army veterans and col
ored militia, sails to-murrow for Glbara, on the
northern coast.' A 'battalion of volunteers has
been raised in Matanzas and will Immediately
take the field. The town of Holguin, defended
v 0n1y25 soldiertrand TO citizens; Was attacked
by 1,000 rebels and taken. The soldiers retired
Into the hospital,where they fortified themselves,
and at last accounts still held oat. - . Reinforce
ments have been sent to. them.
Count Valmazeda has commenced operations
hi the, field, ?Up to the present time, over five
hundred persons, either actual rebels, or compro
mised in some way by. the rebellion, have pre
sented themselves to Valmazeda and received
nardon. Only two prominent cations of Puerto
Principe joined the revolutionary party. One of
them, Marquis Saut Luelarhas, gone to Nuevitas, -
and the other, Seri Feuveta, Is at Moron. 'Both
command rebel batids, and refuse to compromise
or surrender.
THi . D.AILY EVENING BULLETIN4BILADEOFILA., - DECEMBER. ° 1,1868;
.i:*: . gft.,4:_c'ilE.olA,l4: - ...;
Philaaelplila EgaMt..l9l.lnement.
The following. is the weekly statement of the
_Phila.
delphla Danks,lo4oollo on. AlondaY afterPcmi W/ 110 4
presehts the 101101,5,r4_1.g MilV ateB2
Capital Stock... 4. . • 315,01.7,150
Loahs and Discounts 52,336,66 ;
s Specie._ .... 249.154
Due . ... 4,359007
Due to other Banks ' 5,815,747
........ 32.861,243
Circulation— ... . .
. . 10.603,158
'U.S. Legal -Tender ... ........ Holes 13,016,734
2,409,241
The,followYng sVatentent shows the condition of the
Banks of Philadelphia; at various times during the last
few months:
,
• 188 T. Loans. Specie. Cirenlatio 1) eposits.
Jan. I. .52,812,827 . 903,633 10,969.820 41,808.317
Feb. 4.....62,651,130 871,584 10,430,893 39,592,71 3
Mar. 4.....51,979,173 826,678 10,581,600 49,867,388
April 'l .50,760;806 803,148 10,631,532 44,150,285
Bray 43„ —G3,054,267 816.053 10,630,695 87,574,050
Jule 8. , —52,747,306 834,393 10,631,482 37,332,144
Jnly 1....52,538,062 865,187 10,641,811 56,616.847
Aug:. 5 .53,427,840, , 802,055 . .10,635,925 63,094,543
Sept. 2....53,784,667 807,658 10,625,856 118,823,355
Oct. 7. .53,041,100 258,103 10.627,921 84,857,467
Nov. 4_52,584,077 278,590 10,640,820 83,604,001
Dec. 2, ...51,218.435 216,071 10.616,519. 24,817,9%
Jan. 6. .52,002,304 235,912 10,639,003 86,621,274
Feb: • 8... ;52,604,919 248,675 10,638,921, 37.922,287
Diar. 2. —52,45%759 211,865 , 10,630,484 35,188,81
April 6....52.209,234 '215,835 10,642,670 81,278,119
.F 1 ay 4.-53,833,740 314,366 10,631,044 85,109,937
June 1....63,562,449 239.371 10,626,931 , 36,574,457
July 6.-63,653,471 213.026 10,625,426 39,528,200
Aug 3 .54341,163 187,261 10,623,646 40,425,671
Sept. 7. .. .55.664,068 222,900 10,622,310 58,015,607
Oct. 5.... - .54,258,512 195,689 10,609,930 86,887,500
Nov, 2..,.54,731,646 222,901 10,612,512 34,577,805
" :9. . ..52,957,647`<387,221 10,611,087 83,205,157
" 16—.63,323,460 335,012 • 10,609,644.82,445,536
" 23....52,350,630 208,754 . 10,605,975 32,3254495
" 30.. ..5`2,386,865 249,154 10.603,159 89. 8 01,243
, The folowing ie a detailed' 'statement of the bud
, noes of the Philadelphia Clearing Rouse for the past .
week, furdehed by G. B. Arnold, Esq., Manager :
Clearings. Balancee,
Nov. 23......... 6 598,717 99 593,668 25
" 5,703,905 .58 • 485,256 24
" . 5,210,854:93 891,83168
....... 5.887,669'78 495,750 77
4,818,707 83 453,254 78
$27.210,855 61 $2,409,261 74
Statement of the Atiststant 'l'rettettrer
of United States, at liniladelphla. •
,
The following is the statement of the business at the
office of the Assistant Treasurer of the United States,
at Philadeiphiu, for the month of November,lB6S:
1858. Cr.
No.v I—Bilanceil on hand at this date.. $5,110,666 91
Receipts during the month,viz:
" 30—Account General Treasury, in
cluding Du5t0m5.51,372,734 96
Post Office Funds.. 19,401 18
Intern t Fund 1,9f;0,419 50
Disburser's Fund.. 443,449 55
Dr.
Payment.: duripg the month,vlz:
Nov. 30—Actount. General
Treunry $2,604,866 60
Poet OfDec....—. 88,211 93
!Merest 1,414,296 80
Dieburrer's . 712,694 16
Balance at close of business this day... _55,017.033 15
TEXPOZAItY LOAN 10:1.A CT ENT TOL LIONTLI Or
186.3.
Nov. I—Balance due to depo.u.itors at
this date.............. .......
' 80--Itepnyment to delto?s dur
ing the month .... . . .........
" aa--Balance due io depodtora at
dote ofbualneFe Ws day...
`• 30—Fractional Currency redeemed. $204,545 00
_X.MV:AtTATION g Bulletin
E 3
Ginxtrted for e nuludelphis Evenin
I;IIABLE.STON-13rig .losie A Devereuz, Clark-103okt;
rice Win Busby: 40 do 11 blosn & bon; 54 WO feet lumber
Vikale cotton Charles E Baker & 6.3 tons pig Iron A
,Vbltoey & Sons; 50 do Latnbury, Wickersham Co:& 148
tons old iron W M Baird & Co; 12 blocks marble Baml U
Cook ; 9 bales bagging - rope &c C Wells &Co; 11 bales rags
bhds and lots Iron 4 Eh& bones W B tionlitT
C'A' ravish It Hall, White -377 Was moo-
lefcta to tea do Latina Co, NY.
CA EIDEN AS behrJJ npencer,flemine-334 hhcbi engin.
140 tar do Win Buznv.
HAVANA—Brig Almon Powell, Davie-1001 bzo sugar
Berzadou 44, tiro; 127 hhtlio do Wm do John Meson
& Co.
ciiABLESTON—Brig James Baker. Phelan—scum ft
5 4 and feet Y Y flooring boards Charlea B Baker
& Co.
JACKSONVILLE—Schr Ann E Valentine. Baylea
-175400,fec t timber Merchant I; Co.
CitioV ALLIVFB OF OCEAN ISTEANLERA.
TO A EtRIVE.
1511311 M rawa TOZ
Caledonia ....GlarKovv..New York. ... ......Nov. 13
ArEUAllta .... ....... , .London.. New York. , .. Nov. 14
Tripoli ..... ... LivorPool..Boatcia&N York.... NO L .V. 14
France... ..... ... .Liverpool.. New York. .Nov. lA
C1if1ia.."... -- .... ......Llverpool—New York. Nov. 21
City of Cork LivervoitlNYorkvlaflallfax..Nov. 21
Peneire ........ .... u ...klavrt.. New York
._ Nov. 21
13 beim.. . Southampton. -New Vat k ' .... Noe. ZS
Netwaraa ... . .. New York Nov. 2i
City of Antwerp. .Livernool..New York ....... ....Nov. 2.5
Pennsylvania ......Liverrool..New York .........N0v. .25
TO DEPAIiT.
City of Waehington.N. York..Llverp'ivia Harr...Dee. 1
Ariz0na............New Y ork ..Appinw ail . Dec. 1
ReFn.a. .New Yerk..LiverpooL Dec..
1'm0m...-. . . ..... N'ew Y0rk..8remen....... ... Met. '3
Samaria.. ~.._...New York...Liveroool.. .... ... .. . ..Dec. 3
51 Prro La5pe.......„._
_.New York..llB. .van.a.. ... . ......Dec.: 3
P10neer....... ..Yhttadelehia. - .Warningr0n.....•....Dec.14
Tonawanda Philadelphia-Savannah .. ..Dec. 5
lowa .. ..... ...... .New York..Glaegow Dec. • 5
City of Boston._ ...New York..LiverpooL. . Dec. 5
Denmark ..New York..l.ix' - crpool ..... Dec. 6
Beroetta , New York..flamburg ' 'Bea 8
Chip a......., ...... New Y0rk..L1verp001....... ..... Dec. P
Colorado._ - ......New York .. Liverpool ...._ Dec. fa
titers and Iftrlpes.....Philad'a..Havana..... .... - ....Dec. M
ksoltr) (.)F•
sANI CEL E. STuli:EB.
GE°. N. TATHAM. . Ho.trnuir Co*hcamtr-
ANDREW WHEELER. -
~, ~
'PORT OF TEMADELFEIIA—DEozaturz I
Err 230.1 z, 7 151 S Cli SM. (4 4.21 BUM WAVES. 3 10
AftIUVED YEVIT.R.DAY
Steamer Founts-Freeman. 24 hours from New York,with
mdse to John F (Jul.
Steamer Chester, Jones, 114 hours from New York, with.
nictre to IV P Clyde At Co.
Steamer Novelty. Ault, '24 hours from New York, with
mdse to W AI Baird as Co.
steamer t' C Piempont, Shropshire, 21 hours from
New .Y ca k. with node° to Wm M. Baird do Co,
Bark Sarah •B. Hale. White. 19 days from Cardenas,
with molasses tanaiss do Uo, hew York. . " ;
Brig Almon Howell, Davie, 15 days from Efainna, with
ellen , to Geo Vd Bernadou c Bro.
Brig Jos Baker. Phelan. le days from Charleston, with
hitcher to Chas E Baker.
h rig f.ircasciamlitioSer,,p days from Boston, in ballast
to d E liazley E. Co.
Brig rt E I hom won. Chadwick, Boston.
Schr .1 spencer, nen,' e. from Ca/dooms via Charles
ton. 6 daye, will/ sugar to AY B.rzby.
Sihr EtlariitarneuvE'liS;'3 - days - from Kingeton.....slass.
with mdse to 1 BiStrfoot & Co:
Sehr Ann E Valentine, Bayles. , ' days' from Jackson
vilh, NC. ith lumber to 11....rehant .
, . .
Sehr Cyrus Forsett, Harding. 4 daye trom Pull Rh er.
in banal tto E llaz.ley
!aa o.
delir M A McCallan. all
5 days from Wilmington. NO.
.rich lumber to Nom, oe. & Bli eete.
Sell: Marion King, 1 day from Newport, Del. with
from to Jae L Bewley Si Co.
berm 1.%1 o Brothers, 't yler, Dorclie,ter.
Fehr Korot, Crocker low York.
t..chr It RR No 4.9. ttobinson. Bridgeton.
Saw henry Allen. Tatem, Wareham.
'jug .)eiftvou, Allen. from Baltimore. with a tow
of barge:: to W P Clyde & Co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Beverly. Fierce. Nvo York, W P Clyde & Co.
Stempel' Ii L Gaw. Tier. Baltimore. A Grovte, Jr.
Ste.n.er Hannah Si Sophia, Teaf. Norfolk. Bancroft,
- _
I code & Co.
Brix M E Thompeon. Uhadw icl
Nutting.
t3rhr tranollanchard. Havana, Warren & Gregg.
Sehr Cyrus hoeeett. Harding. Boston: J Eltazley,& Cow
dchr Mary 1) Ilnekellainekoll,l3oston, Andenrled,Not ton
di Co.
SchrU Allem.Tatcni,Bavannali,
_do ,
Schr C 1-1 Jackson, Blackman. Boatom Ai Lidd I o
Schr 1) Talbot, Packard, Boston. L Audenried di Co.
sclir Keret, Crocker. tionierset. It Bare Powell.
deter R lth. No 49, Robinson. NI Myrna, captain.
Dig Thee Jellertion; Alien, Baltimore, with barges, NY
P Ch - da di Co. • • -
PORT OF PIiLLADELVIIIA
Foreign and coastwise arrivals for the month of
November, 184 due compared with-the same portodin 1867:
1669. 1667.
For. Coact. TotaL For. Coast. Total.
3.. 3 4" • 4
3 1 3 2, 2
lo Li IL .. 11
11.1 -- . 3S. . IS 13 31
9 991 998 4 797,. 8 0 1
473 473 ~. 679; 579
373 373 .. 271) 270
1366 1366 .. 377 375
1432 1432 .. 2365 2365
Ste amithire
;r• pp. .:...
twat..
Stew - nut
Bargee......
4650 46.90
CorreiPou4ence of the , Philadelphia Eventing Bulletin.
• • BEADING. Nov. ttO, li
The following boats from the Union Canal paeeed into
the Schylltill Canal, bound to Philadelphia, laden and
consigned aa•follows: .
Annie,. with lumber to Dougliton - ii Co'; Eclectic. do to
Trucks & Parker; Two Brothers, and Gen Sheridan, do
to J Doyeber; Gen'Pope, do to Cook & Co; Emma,
do to Bone & Rottdonbush ; S Y Karmouv, and Convoy,
do to,Pattorson dt Lippincott; Margt Weiser. do to Wat
son &.-Twitchell; Aaron ds' Catharine, do to J & C Stock--
Nun ; Leviathan, pig iron, &c, to Camden Iron Works;
Young Friend, light to captain; 1 raft timber to D F Lin
deman; ldo to Bch Nav Co. ' • F.
, MEMORANDA
Rhip liuniphrexe, Boiled front Foothow lath
Soot for Now York. r
• Shi r. Tibor, Arey, Iloilo& from Bangor nth Oct. for
New .....,Stoomerrionoor...eathorine.cleerodnt Wilmington.NO.
yesterdnY for thts vort.
Steamer Hunter, Rogore t sailed•from -Providence 29th
ult. for this Dort • • .
Bark 'rhos Dallett, Duncan, from Rio Janeiro for Now
York. was spoken 25th Oct. lat U 55 S. ton 85 33.
Dark Lunn, Cooley. cleared at Non. York yesterday
for this port. ' • , •
. .
Dark Swallow. now ont'over 1110'daYs . froth Banglcok for
San Francisco. is bogeyed to havoVon lost. • ,
B ur k Annie Auguafo,..Creightou,. from Baltimore. oi
No* Yorlo , esterday. • .
Brigs C W Ring, Ayres, and Charlotte, Shaul!, novo at
Vortland With tilt
-_____53,786,085 78
$9,906,672 73
4,939,569 GO
$9,900 00
9,900 00
Except at Lexington, Rent
Agencies west of Pittsburgh.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COITIFA.
NY or' PHILADELPHIA.
O FFICF V No. 8 • SC:CM FLFT.II STREET. SECOND
STOE Y.
ASSETS, $170,000.
Mutual system exclusively, combining economy with
marts.
lulu res Buildings, Household Goods, and Merchandise
general's.'
'I,OSES PROMPTLY PAID.
mr.s.mons.
C r aibb Clothier, • P.Heeder,
Benjamin Malone. Joseph Chapm am
Thomas Mather, Edward M. Needles
T. Ellwood.Chapinam, Wilson d. Jenkins,.
biineon Matlack, Lukens Webster,
Amon. W. Gaskill, Francis T. Atkinson.
- . CALEB.CLOTIIIES President.
BENJAMIN MALE E, Vice President.
Tiiogi AS M Treasurer.
T. ELL(. 00/, See.retalT.
rr I E (.:OLNTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.—of
1 rice, No. lie Sough Fourth street, below Chestnut.
"I he Fire Insurance Company of the County of Phila.
delphi3," inco'porated by the Legislature of l'ermsylva.
:nia in leaa, f or indemnity against loss or damage by fire,
reaclusively.
CIIARTERTERPETUAL.
This old and reliable inetitution.with ample capital and
contingent fund' carefully invested;' contimme• to insure
buildings, furniture, merchandise, &cc., either permanent
-11 or for a limited timemgainst lose or damage by lire, at
the.iowest rates consistent with the absolute safety of its
CUELOITICTS. 7
Losses adjusted and paid with all pbseible despatch: '
DIRECTORS
Chas.. J. Batter,Andrew 11. Miller,
henry Budd, ,Jaines N. stone.
John Horn: EdWiLL Renkirt.
JoeePh Moore,Robert Y. Maezoy . , Jr •
George Mecke, Mark Dedine.
CHARLES J. SUTTE'II President.
13 EN RY 111,1111.1; Nice I. l reeident. ,
BENJAMIN F. 110ECRLEY, Secretary end Treasurer.
Gorda, Keller et
UNITED PIII.I...MEN'S INSLILANCE COMPANY OF
pluiLanuppluA. - -
Mir Company taken rinke at the loweBt rate 2 connietent
with ealety, and manned itn bunineen excluavely to
FIRE INSURANCE ',Di THE. CITY. OF PHILADEI,
OFFICE-- No. 721 Arch street, Fourth National Bank
DIRECTORS.
Charles R. Smith,
-Albertus King.
Henry Broom.
Jame Wood,
John tihaHeroes.
dr Henry Alain;
Hugh Mulligan,,
Philip Fitzpatrick.
B. ANDRESS, Provident.
I,HtENIX. INSURANCE COM ANY
e .OF PHILADELPHIA..
INCORPORATED 1804--CILAI TER PERTETUAL.
No. 224 WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange.
'tide Company insures from losses or damage by
FIRE
on liberal terms on buildings,_ merchandise, furniture,
/sc., for limited periods, and permanently on buildings
by deposit or premium.
The Company has been in active operation for more
then sixty years, during which all loss.es baudbeen
promptly adjusted and-paid. •
- DIRECTORS:
John L. lodge. II David ,Leivie,
111. B. Mahon.y, - Benjamin Elting,
John 'l'. Lewis, Thos. FL Powers,
Wm. S- Grant, lA. It. McHenry,
Robert W. Learning, Edmond Cagtillon.
Clark Wharton.. • Samuel Wilcox.
Lairrellre Lewis,jr.. Lotus U. Norris,
JOHN R. WUCEIETIER, President.
SAigurn. Wtr.tiox. Secretary. ; e
- 38 41ifi3 • 4438
A NTHRACITE INSURANCE COMPANY.z.DILI.E
-11_ TER PERPETUAL.
Office. No. 311.WALNUT.street s _aboveTlaird, Phila.
W ill insure against Loss or Damage by Fire on Build
, ingsi-either-peroptually-or-fora /imitod time; Xiousehold
• Furniture and Merchandise genbrallv. -
Also, Marino Insurance. on Vessels, Cargoes and
Freights. Inland Insurance : to all parts of the Union.
. •,' ". •
Wm. Esher. - - Peter Sieger,
D. Luther, J. E. Baum,
Lewis Audeniledi Wm. Dean, -;
'4 tolm R. Blakiston - •, John Ketchanl.. - •
Davis Pearson John
El inn. res
President.
WM. F. DE NF Vice if President.
W. M. p:.11all, Becrtßry. 142..tutthog
Brig Ntievilas, Wood. cleared at New 'fork, yesterday
ror this port. _
Brig Speed. Larkin, from London for this port, p *sod
Beal 16th ult. _ ,
Brig Ellada. Sumner. A 6 days from Bio with
Coffee. at New Itorkyesterdsy.
Etchr Litszte, Lawdon. from 13oston for tart. at
Bohnes' 29t0 tilt.
ilchrJ C Runyan. from Philadelphia "for Alexandria.
tith At load ot era'. struck, on the outer shoal of Clog
Leland on rte 26th ult. andllged. The vessel and cargo
are a total loon The captain and crew have arrived at
Norfolk. -
Bahr Nadab,Cheney. hence at Newburyport 26th
• • .- •.-
TO.MARLNERS.,
The Pollock Rip Light Vessel has gone adrift, bat the
oltslieP , will be-pieced on her station as Boers as possible.
By order Of this Idghtheute Board:
G. ES tl. Inspector, 2d Dist.
Breton. Nov 29, 1668.
i 1 u)l&*i Vl+.
UNITED SEOTTRITY
IFE`INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY;
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Pliiee l Southeatt Cor. Fifth and Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
Capital, - - - $1,000,000
DIRECTORS:
GEORGE
G 11. STUART, Pbßadolphia.
GEORGE W. CHILDS. , • .
WILLIAM A.TURTER,
1 , . A. DI,EXEL.
WM. V. McKEAN. .' ..
TILLIMAS W. JLNANS. "
S. H. HuRSTMANN,‘ "
A. J. DREXEL.
~, "
JOSEPH reriErtsoN. "
w M. C. HOUSTON.
S. J. LOLA'S, ..
HENRI, E. ILOOD. "
New York—JASIESM. MORRISON.s Freaident Manilal.
tan Bank.
" JoSErli STUART. of J. &J. Stuart & Co.,
Bankers.
Boston—Hon. E. I S. T()BEIr (tato Preeldent Board of
Trade
Cincinnati—A. E. CHAMBERLAIN, of Chamtiortain At
Co.
iChicage—L. Z. LEITER, of 1. lad, Leiter & Co.
C. AL SMITH. of Geo. C. Smith & Brothers,
Bankers.
Louisville. Ev.—INAL GARVIN, of Garvin, Bell & Co.
lit. Louts—JAMES E. It BATMAN, Cashier Merchants'
National Bank.
Battirtiore—WM. PRESCOTT SMITH. Superintendent
Consolidated Railway Line , New York to
Wastungton.
S. p
B. SHOEMAKER, of Adams & Co. Ex.
exp.
..CH r P.ISTIAN AX. of G. W. Gail & Ax.
" litAc.ClB T. KING. Pr. sident Central
Savings Bank.
.Hon. J. W. PATTERSON, C. S. Senator from N. IL
GEORGE ff. STUART, President.
HENRY L ROOD, Vice President,
C. F. BETTE, 'Secretary.
J. L. LUDLOW, M. D., Consulting Physician
R. M. GIRVIN,
Medical Ex miners
JOBEPN F. RORRPER. AL D.)
STUART-PATIERSON.?
c uounEel.
RICIIALD LUDLOW. .3
This Company lanes Policies of Life insurance upon
all the various plans Unfit bave been proved, by the expe.
rienee Ettropsan and /mei - lean 'Companies to be sole.
sound and reliable-, at rates as toUW and . ura ll TgR3lll
AB I' AVORABLE as, those of any Company of equal
stability. - • '
a it polletee are non forfeitable after the payment of two
or more premiums.
1829. -CHARTER PERPETUAL.
riEt.A.MTKT , TN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA,
Nos, 435 and 437 Chestnut Street,
Assets on January 1,1868,
,f:'.,60.3,74-0 09.
Capital
Arcroesl Surplut
Prentiuma
INCOME FOR 1136 e,
$361000.
Losses Paid Since 1829 Over
UNSETTLED CLAIMS
53.tZ323.
' 05500,000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policieo on Liberal Termo
DLREVIORS.
Geo. Fates.
Alfred Fader,
?rm. W:Lerois, M. D..
Thomas Sparks,
Wm. S. Grant.
.; N. BANCKEtt, President.
President
iecretsity pro tern.
tuck). this Company bas i n
fef.
Chae. N. Rancher.
Tobias Wagner.
Samuel Grant.
Geo. W. Richards.
icaac Lea.
JAS. W. SIcALLISTER. S
Thomas J. Martin,
Jolin Hirst
,
\ In. A. Itolin,
James Mangan,
William Ulnnn.. ,
Jarnea Jonner. .
Alexander T. Diekeon„i
Alliert U. Roberta,
CONRAD
iVat.•A. nOLIN;Treaa.
DiBURANCE CDMPAt:IY OR MIL.
Inanyorated in 1841. , Chatter Perpeturl.
Mee t NO. 306 Wainutaireet. -
GAP,TAL. 5a0.000.,
fp unite'sit / genet loss or damage by • FiRE, on . 11Ousee.
Storea and o'ber Buildings. limited or ne!Fetuld, and, on
Furniture. Ooode. Wares and Bleahandue in town or
L ts OnsES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID
Asse • .... .. ....
_ _ fnveeted in the following Securities, viz...
Met Mortgagee on City eroPerty.welt eccur41.8116,600 00
united btates Government Loaner.... .. . .... Mr -
Pliny E [phis City 6 per cent. Leann „ .... 75,000 00
kennolvenia $3,000,0m 6 por cent. Loan - 20,000-04
Penwlvanla itailioad Bonds, find and eocond
:fdoitgagee. . . . 35,000 Or!
Camden and 7i . trielo . 3:Company 's 73 - pii
eent. Loan.. . . . „ 6,000 00
l'bilnde 'ph% a nd H e ading Railroad Company.
6 per Cent. Lean.. ' . .... . DNUU 00
Muntinguon end, 14
(gage Bonds ...... . ....... 4,560 0.1
Colllal Fire lllBfirai;jo . oolllPAll.j 4 i ......... ..c. 1,050
Mecbanica , Bank Stock.. . • . 4.000 00
Commercial Bank of Penikeillqide:lsToai ... .. 10,000 00
Union Mutual lueurance,Company'n Stock.. ._.. 360 0.1
Et -nape° iteurance Company of Philadclptia
Stock,. . . .. . ... ......... 3,250 00
Leah in Ba n k and . en hand. ........... 7,V37 70
Worth at Par.
'Worth thig este at .matlspt , prjEm..„ J .. 84243,002 u
Clem. Tingley,
- Wm.T.Tusrer,
Samuel birobant,
B. L. Carron,
Wra.bikvenson.
t. Beni. W. Tingley.
Eduv...
'DIMAS C. 13 iLT., Secreter.
ralL/LDELPRIA, December
FiltH ASSOCIATION. OF PHILAD
phis. Incorporated March M. 1820. - Wilco;
lie, 34 north Fifth. street. Insure Buildings,
Household_ Furniture and Merchandise
t e autt . hi r o. .„ %l!ll u by Fill:ran the City of
-.. Statement of the Assets of the Association
January Ist, 1868, published in complianceith the pro
VlBlone of the Act of assembly of April sth, with
Bonds and Mortgages on Property in the City
i of tiiiiadelphia only ......631,076.168 17
Ground Rents 18,814 96
Beal 51,744 67
Furniture and Fixtures of 0i11e5......... ..... 4.490 03
U. S. 540 itsgistered 80nd5......... ........... 45.000 00
Cash on hand 31,873 11
To al ...... ....... .
William H. Hamilton, - martinet Sparhawk.
Peter A. Keyser, Charles P. Bower,
John Carron:, Jesse Lightfoot,
George 1.1, oung, Robert Shoemaker.
' Joseph it Lyndall, Peter Armbruster,
Lets P. Coats, M. H. Dickinson,
Peter Wirliamani.
WM. H. HAMILTON. President,
SA MITI. L SPA KHAWIL. Vice President.
WM. T. BUTLER, Secretary.
crEFFERSON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Philadelphia.—Ofliet3. No. 24 North Fifth eMeet, near
Market street.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania. Char
ter perpetual. Capitalane Aseets, $166.00). Make fatal
ranee against Lose or damage by,Fire on Public orPrivate
Buildings, Furniture, I:docks. Goods and Merchandise, on
favorable terms.
Wm. McDaniel,
Israel Peterson,
John F. deleterling,
Henry Troemner,
Jacob Schandein,
Frederick Doll,
Samuel Miller,
William D
ISRAEL EE .
PHILIP E. COLEMAN. SeCr •
VIOD INSURANCE EXCLUBWRLY.—THE PENN-
A.' s3lvania Fire Insurance Company—lncorporated PM
—Chsrter Perpetual—No. 510 Walnut street, opposite In
dependence Square.
This i..ori , paey, favorably known to the community for
Over forty years. continues to insure agabist loss or dam.
age by fire, on Faulk or Private Buildinge, either perms,
oenUy or fora limited time. Also, on Fortino! et, Stdcks
pf Goode and Merchandise generally, on liberal terms.
Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, is
invested in a most careful manner, which enabkie them
to offer to the insured an undoubted security in the case
of lam DIRECTORS.
- -
Daniel Smith,Jr.,
Alexaneer Benson. •
Isaac Razlehunt,
Thomas Robbie.
DELD fel .H
DAN
WILT'AIt Q. CnowEli, Sc
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. rizeoß
-401_ pirated 1810.—Charter perpetitaL: -
No. 310 WALNUT etreet, above Third,Philitilelphia. --
Having a large paid-up Capital Stock e9pd Surplus-in
vested in sound and available Securities. continue to in
sure en dwellings, stores, fulnitare. merchandiee, vessels
in twit, and their 'cargoesi and -other personal property.
AU loans liberally and promptly' adjusted.
DIMCTORS.
Thomas R. Marie. Edmund G. Dutilh,,
John Weleh, Charles' W. Poultney.
Patrick Brady. .ierael Morris,
John T. Lewis. John P. Wetherill.
William W. Paul.
THOMAS B. MART% President.
ALRFRT C. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
nos L 6 e tn 3m
FAME INSURANCE CO
Wee .
P .
HILAD
FIRE INSUILANC:
Francis N. Buck.
Chas Richardson.
Henry Lewis,
Robert 'Pearce.
Gee: A. West.
Robert B. Potter,
PRANBIS N. Birk
(313A9. HIBBARD:
Wit. L. Bt ancniamix.,liccret
.8100.000 00
.1,108,b-q 3
1.184,046 20
FALL, 1868.
LUMBER FOR BUILDERS, LOW.
F. H. IV ILLIAMS,
' Seventeenth and Spring Garden Sts.
vol 2 the to 264
:MAULE, BROTHER & CO.
1868. SPRUCE JOIST.
'SPRUCE JOIST. 1868 1
arRHEMLOCKucE JOIST.
.
HEMLOCK.
HEMLOCK.
LARGE STOCK.
LARGE STOCK.
MAPLE BROTELEII. & CO. ,
2500 SOUTH STREET.
1868. 1868.
1868.TPL - . 4 °TROMPakaliE 1868.
WALNUT BOARDS.
WALNUT PLANK.
I 868.
I QgQ
latiLho
RED CEDAR.
WALNUT AND EINE.
1868. eßran 1868:
ASH.
WHIM OAK PLANK AND DISARM.
HICKORY.
.
1868 CIGAR BOX MARE'RS.
CIGAR BOX MAKERS.
1868.
STASPANISHCEDAR BOX BOARDS.
FOR SALE LOW.
1868... cAßcao l itAEVnee . . 1868.
NORWAY' SCANTLING.
LARGE A 51SORTMENT.
1868 . CEDAR 8 Ulte GLES.
. CEDAR SHINGLES. lB6B.
CYPRESS SHINGLES.
PLASTERING LATH.
PLA.NIC AND 130ARDB.
1 Qt . , ,Q SEASONED CLEAR PINE. 1Q
OOH. SEASONED CLEAR PINE. I$6S.
CHOICE PATTER'V PINE.
STANISH CEDAR, FOE; PATTERNS.
FLORMA RED CEDAR.
Bytom - En. ii CO.•
' • 2500 SOUTH STREET.
. .
ELLOW PINE LUMBER.-100,000 FEET, 1 INCH
1 boards; erhooo fent Thj and 11 , , inch heart plank; 3500
Scantling; aesorted, pet received from Si Nary's, Gil..
for sale' yEr A. SOUCEIt ,a Dock street
- del St
CILOBB CREEE LEHIGH C0.4).L.
PLAIBTED McEOLLIN,
• No. 8033 CHESTNUT Street, West Philadelphia,
Sole Retail Agents for Coxe Brothers & (30.'.3 celebrated
Croon Creek Lehigh Coal, from the Buck Mountain Vein.
Tbie.Coat le particularly adapted for making Sfeam for
!Sugar and Malt Houses. Breweries &c. It Is also CHUM%
al! a Family Coal. Orders Breweries,
at the office of the
Milkers. tie. 541 WALNUT Street (let Boor), will receive
our trompt attention. Liberal arrangements made with
Le an ase htrers using a regular quentit • . iyle tf
IsiNFEC JOIIN - P. SIIEArte.
ricHE UNDERSIGNED INVITE ATTENTION To
their stock of •
Spi•ing Mountain, Lehigh and Locust Mountain Coal,
which, with' the preparation given by Ile. we think can
not be excelled by,any other Coat
Office, Franklin Institute Building, No. 15 S: Seventh
,street. BIN ES & SiIEAFF,
• Arch street wharf, Schuylkill.
e. AS •YI XTURE 13.—.3118KEY, MERRILL Zs
THACKAita; No. 718 Chestnut street, manufacturers
'of O Fixtures, Lampe, &c., dm., would call the attention
of the public) to their large and elegant ansortment of Gan
Cluundellere, Pendants, Brackets &c.. They . ..also introduce
gas piece ratcrdifelliiige and buildings, and attend'
to extending, altering and repairing gas All work
I.II'dOVAL.-L , TIIE.:LONO ESTABLISHED DEPOT
lit D for the purehaao and nal° ,of second hand doors.
~,vlndows, store fixtures, &o:, from Seventh street to Sixth
'street; above Oxford. wltorti eeeh tutiolee are for aale in
;great variety. , ,„ . .
Also mw oote, sashes shutters ,to. •• •
nol2-11no`' NATHAN W ELLrs.
I)EMOVAL.—RIOLIADD 'J.'WILLIAhiB ' ATTORNEY.
.1 V at-Law. (formerly whh GEO. IL EA.REE), item re.
luoyod to Oa Watuut etroor, uo 10.1 mo §
•
orstmumirmi.
DIBECTUHS.
. _
Thomas EL Moore,
Mainuel Cattner.
James T. Young,
lemm F. Baker.
Christian J. Hoffman,
Samuel B:Thomas,
. Biter.
, M. TINGLEY, President.
1, 1867. Jal.tu the tE
DIRECTORS,
'Edward P. Moyer.
Frederick Ladner.
Aaiun J. GIILB4
lien y Delany,
'John Elliott,
Christian D. Frick.
George E Fort,
Gal deer.
%loDAN LEL. Piesldent.
TElidgiN.• Vice President.
and Treasurer.
Enitirin
John Deveroax, I
Thomas Smith.
Henry I,etci•,
J. Gillingham Fell,
&lock, Jr. •
Jr.. President
etary.
'AINY,INO. 408. CHESTNUT
lELPHTA
E EXCLUSIVELY
_ _
Phllip S. Justice.
John W. Everman.
-Edward D. Woodruff.
John Kessler. Jr..
Chas. Stokes;
/ CK. Pr Moesid en rdeca ituzby.
1
)SON, Vice President.
Mary,
LI7ZEBEft.
FLORIDA FLOORING ,
FLORIDA FLOORING
CAROLINA FLOORING.
VIRGINIA FLOORING
DELAWARE FLOORMG.
FLOCYRING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORD I VTEP BOARDS,
11- PLANE.
COM, AND WOOD,
GAS FIXTURES.
SEItIOVAL.
IdIJNIII4O. DU OriuV a tx,. Aotri'lONßEita,
Non. 232:and 12341 MARKET Street. comer Minket.
Successors Jo John B. Myers I Co.
cARGE SALE Or, FOREIGN • eiND DOMEBTIO DRY
6 CODS. •. - .
' • • ,•• ON THURSDAY 'MORNING: •
Den. 3. at 10 o'clock. on four months! credit,
I • DOMESTICS. ' • "
Bales bleached and brawn Sheetengs and Shirting& •
do all wool Waite. Blue and Oray olauketa.
,Csres Canton, Domes and all wool. , Floor/el*
do. Mancbts er and sccoch Dinah/mix and Plaids.
do. lientucky Jeans. Cottonadea. Corset jeans. ,
'do. Print. d Uloalslogs. Satinota. Unser , . - Tweeds. •
co: AM. Fano-Madder Prints araDelato
do. Ind go Blueßnipes (Macke, Denims and Ticicings.
do: — Jackeuir, - O - rubrwe. Slit ciao sad Linings.
60 CAS r. tt MILITARY GOODS.
oases Infantry Overcoats.
cases Cavrory overcoats.
cases Infsntry Pants.
cases Cavalry Pants.
cab a Laval y . rackets .
—canes Lined Blouaes.;
MERCHANT TALLORS'OOODS.
Pieces Frencirtmallatrand- Baxony all wool and Union-
Black and Slue Cloths.
do. - Esquimau:, Pastor and eloacow Beavers.
do. knots, Sealeltinti, Doeskins, Melton% ,11c. ,
• do. French Fancy cassimeres and coatings.
do. Black and t,olored Italians and Satin do Chines.
- Yestings 8111 Vllvets; Velveteetui. dre. -
DRESS GOODS. SILKS, .
Pieces Black , t olorcd and 'Printed Merinos and De
do. all a 00l Plaids Poplins, Melanges, Serge's.
do. Black and cnlored Kohairs Alpaca,. Coburgs.
do. Tartan A hacks. Empress s laths, Roubaix.
do. Black and Colored Nancy Dress Silks. Satins, dm.
Full lines iirochaStal la and. Woolen Shawls. Cloaks.=
~,,,
$e1,176 70
tiNiira.waiE"aoyD , .
Fna Tinge Barnsli Sbeenngs, Irish rting 'Mans.
k nil lines Bleach , d and Brown Damask. , Napkins.
^ Cloths. • •
Fell lines Dialler. Drills, Ducks, lincks. Canvas. Crash.
Full lines Jaconeta: Cambria. Nainsoolis, Mulls: Lawns.
dAlso, by miler of Mr. THOMAS. DOLAN-100e new
tSSlefbigh colored striped Wool Long Shawls.
lkii.i,N(a • GOuDS. GLOVE.. HO
SIERY.
Genre Lamb fink Silk Lined. Calf Gloves. ,
Gent's Lamb end, Wool Lind Cain Gloves.
Gent's Remy Lined Kid and tiogskin Gloves,
t Gent's Wool Lined Ca f Skin Gaunt lets.
bent's- French Buck and Beaver Gloves.
English saner fitout reaulor brown Cotton Half /lose.
Lnglieb super stout Fancy and Merino feet Half 'lose.
Genes FnFlWiSllit,and Merino Skirts and Pants..'
Ladies' and Mince' English Merin7 :Vests and rants.
noritry, Glovee, Balmoral. and Hoop dkirte, Traveling
and Under kildrte and Drawers. Rawl , as, Tailor,' Trim ,
minge, mbrellas.,dkfs., Suspenders. zephyr Goods,&c.
LARGE SALE OF CARPFAING,S OIL CLOTHS. dm
ON 'FRIDAY 'MORNING. -
$1,228,088 86
Dec 4. at 11 o'clock. on tour months' credit, about '4.1.
pieces Ingrain, Venetian. Ll.t., Hemp. Cottage and Hag
Carpeting!, 011 Olotltd,-Itum, Arc. , - - -
LARGE SALE OP FRENCH ABL, OTHER EURO.
ON MOND 1 Y 1110nNI&O.
Dec. 7. at 10 o'clock. on four, months' credit.
IFARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS.
(Lately Salesmen for M Thomas & Sons),
• No. 6R CHESTNUT street rear eat:Ando from Miner.
Sere at No f.Z Chestnut street.
HANDSOME WA LEILT USEHOLD FURNITURE,
FRENCH PLATE. MIRRORS, LARGE AND dUPE
' RIOh FIREPx OOF esiik ES, HANDSOME ENGLISH
BhUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS. STEAM EN
GINE, &c.
• ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
Dec. 2. at 10 o'clock, atthe auction rooms, by catalogue,
a very excellent aseoitment of Furniture, incl , . ding—
Hand•ome Walnut Parlor and Library Suits. covered in
hair cloth and s epa; handsome Walnut tihamber Enrol
te, fn oft and verni,h ; superior Walnut and oak Dining
loom Furniture, flee French Plate Mirrors, fine Feather
Bede and Bedding. Idatresses, fine China and Gleussware,
Gas.consumice and Cooking Stoves, Cottage Chamber
Suits, handsome Bookcase, Wardrobes. Sideboards, Lx
tension Tables, Counter, handsome Brussels arid other
Lertets. &c.
' Also, 15 pieces handsome English Tapestry Brussels
Carpets.
FIREPROOF SAFES.
Also. large and excellent Fireproof Safes. made by
Evans &Watson and Lillie dr. Martine.
• STEAM ENUJNE.
- - - -
Afro. Steam Engine. two brow power.
Also. atwen hardeomo iron frame marble top Saloon
Tablea.
Public quid:en the Pretui6el,plo.lBoB North Thirteenth
HANDSOME MODERN THRPESTORY BRICK
RESIDEN LE. AND - LO - GROUND. -
or: IVESDA.I M0RN1141.2.
Dec. A, at" 10 o'clock precisely. on the pretnisee. No. 1808
North Tbirreenth street, aboye . Montgorn.ry avenue; all
that Handeorne Modern. bree.etory Brick Residence,
tbreo•etory double back buildings and lot ot ground.
HANT , SOME RESIDEITIE AND FURNITURE. -
Sale on the Pretnieer,No. 331 Wharton strebtt
ELEGANT WALNUT PARLOR, CHASIBkR AND
DINING ROOM WALNUT
itOBk.WOGG PLANO
.k 8, RBI /NZ RS._ RICH: .13R1h3SELS
AND OT.D.k Is OAEPe.To,.ka
ua THussrael , MORNING.
Dee.lo, at 10 o'clock, at No. 831Wnarton street, t 'tat
logue. the entire bandrome Elm:toehold Furniture includ
ing milt of elegant Walnut sod Gomm ttlitim Drawing
Room t urnitwe, four - Bruit. -elegant Oiled Walnut Chain.
ber Furniture, ho.eccood Plane Forte, fine French Pinto
Mi.ntel Mirror, hands( met Walnut or ardrooe. lixte 'Mon
Table, Sideboard. Spring and flair 31 stresses, Cottage
Chamber Suite. tril rob:lunge and En.t.raviuito. Bronzee,
rich English Brursels carpets, China and tilturolvare,
Coitkang Ltertella, Refrigerator, S.c.
May be examined at 8 o'clock on morning of sale.
El AN uSUME 110D1l1IN RESIDENCE:.
Immediately 'devious to he sale of Furniture. at 10
- o'clock. vt ill be sold. the Handsome Modern Three-it ay
Brick Residence, wi. b double three story neck building
and lot of --ground. situate—on-W-hulorr-etreetrcast-of
Fourth etreet. No. SM. The helots is verysuperior; has
marble vestibule. ranges, hot and cold water, water
closet, gas throughout. saloon par.or. dining room an i
kitchen on the first floor, sitting room, bath room - store
room and six chambers, dry cellar, dm gaa fixtures in -
"gbek'T`T‘A'Xiii:"6l - LLERie ,
IMO CHESTNUT mtreet. PlRladehißia.
VERY IMPORTANT SALE
HIGH-CLASS MODERN PAINTINGS
B. SCOTT, Jr.. respeetfnlty announces that he has re.
ceived icstrrettons to sell the
GALLERY OF J. P. BEAUMONT 'Esq.. ••
of New b ork, consisting of Original t3pecimens by Artists
of celebrity. selected by hind in the variou• capitals of
Europe. and containing an unusual number of Paintings
of the highest value and distinction..sainted expressly to
hi• order. Among theta are the works of
Eastman Jolmaon,N.A., W. S. Mount,N.A., Mme.Ronner,
Carl Becker. L Mignot, Gesseliehapi
Andreaa Achenbach. Chevalier Calisch, Sell,
uillemiu, Denoter. V. chavo!.. •
I '. Bch eu nger. B
_.
..----,
Leon ecaacura, G. rogue
Frere, Sehelfhout, W. Riefetaht,
yauvelet. V an Hove. NordeubeTM,
Laneaert, Ven Wyngaerdt, A. limier.
Berrule. J T.Peele, jgnajprfs ,
~.0
Devedotti.
Boddington.
V et boockhovert. Stenhanuff, Gentz,
Otto Erdman, G. Arrctteld, LL Baron,
Carl Holy. Toccitaint. Bdr. doßtock,
Do Jongbe, W. Amberg.
E. - von Raven,
J. 1.1, Dell, Jan Platted, F. Stroebel,
Unterberger, dm, ZLc.
Together 167 specimens, selected for their beauty And
at tiatio merit by the above weilluaownlconnoisaettr. and
which will be exhibited in the EsiSrEhlsl IiALL 0 di.ES
OF TLIE AI:ADE3I If OF FlNr, ARTS, Chestnut street.
shove Tenth, en BATLIIDAY, 21st November. and day
and eve' log until the time of sale.
The sale will take place on TIJESDIY and WEDNES
DAY EVENINGS, December 1 acd 2, at half•paet aoven
c'clock.
THOMAS BIRCH & SON AUCTIONEERS AND
COMIo ISBION MEROHANTS.
No. IGo CHESTNUT street.
Roth Entrahee No. DM Sane= I treat.
HOUSEHOLD' FUItNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIP
TION RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT.
Walks of Ferniture at Dwellings attended to on the most
!reanonable tenors.
Sale at No. 1341 Chestnut etreet
suPEltior, vii . ,[3eF,tioLD veitNuruns. FINE 'BRCS.
•SFI.S, INGRAIN AND I.I(NETIAN CARPETS,
INEAItLY NEW': CHINA, .CLASS WARE; &a.
()hi WEUNFSDAY .MORNING.
At JO o'clock. at No IP,C, Chestnut street, will be gold.
tho tlitting boom Dining Room. Chamber and
)(itchy.' Furniture of a family declining ho.leckeephag.
Sale at No. 1110 Cheetnut street
:MIN AM) SECONDfIoND nousutorm FURNI
TURE. HANUS, CARPETS. MIRRORS, SifOtY
CASES, PLATED WARE, CIIINA,
ON FRIDAY ISI.OII.NIM+,
A N
t 9 o'clock, at the Auction Store, o. 1110 Cheetnut
et, eet, n 111 be cord—A large aseortruent of euperior Parlor,
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture.
SALE OF FINE BRONZES, CI.OOICP. PLATED
WARE, SWISS CAkVED GOODS FItiNCJL SAS
. SETS, FANCY GUM'S. &o.—SUCEABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
ON TI:EoDAY MORNING.
Dec. 8, at 10 o'clock. at the auction store, No. 1110 Chest-
Der.trret, will be bold—
A large asbortineut of elegant gaol". part of the stock of
firet•claea retail store.
mIIE PRINCJIk'AIA -MONEY EtTABIABLINIENT—
E. E. come: of RACq streotit.
lifortcy advanced on Merchandise genet ally Watches,
ileuelry, lamour a. Gold and Silver Plate, and-on all
-articteaaVvalee, for env length of time agreed on.
• WATEII AND J e.;WELRY AC PRIVATE SALE.
Fide Gold !touting Caeo.llouble llottom!and Open Face
Foglia]) American and Swiss Patent. Lover Watched;
ia
Floe Go hunting Case and,i)pen Face Lepton Watchea ;
Fine. Gold Duplesrand other Watches; Flee Sliver hunt
log Ease and ttpou Face Ft - wit:ill, Amorlearr atid'nweet
Tateilt Lever add Lepiue Watches; Double ease Rawl:All
:Quartier nod other SVatebee; Ladies -Fancy Watches;
Diamond 13reastpins; Finger Ringo Ear Ringo: .6W:to'
F;ne Gold Chaim: Medallions; Bracelete; Sc
: Bre filf 'Finger Ridge. Pencil Cases add Jew
generally.
FOR SALE.—A large and valuable Fireproof Chest
!suitable for a Jeweler ; coot
Also, several Lota ha South Camden. Fifth and Cheetnul
etreetn.
ir AtIRBRIDOE & AUCTIONEERS.
No. tiOf MARKET 'treat. above Fifth.
LARGE SALE A
OV 13001t3, 714 1410E3. I3RO GAN S AND
II
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
December 2, at It o'clock, we will sell by catalogue, a
large lino of tirstelass city made Boots and Shoes, also, of
Raeternmanufacture. embracinF Men's. Bove- and
Youths , - Wear; also, Women's. Mi,ses , and Ohildron's
Shoes, Cc which the attention of Um city and country
buyers is called.
Open early on the morning of side for extrnination.
DAVIS di HARVEY, AUCTIONEERS.
Late with rl. Thomas di Banc
Store Noe. 48 and 50 North SIXTH etrect.
VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS BOORS,
FROM AN. ESTATE
ON THURSDAY EVENING.
At 734 o'clock, at the Auction Itoono. Nom. 48 and 00
North Sixth area. Valuable Mincollaneoui clooke from
private library, by order of administrator.
C.D' MGCLE" 46'
Ca .AUCTIONEERE.
- No: 606 MARKET-otroot,
SALE OF rousAsua BOOTS, kIgmkp,,.AROGANI3,
• December 3, commencing at 10 o'clock. will.bo sold by
catalogue, for cash 1700 cases Mon'o, Soya' and Youths'
Booto. Shobo, Brogans. &c. •,,
Alio women's, allocate and Cbildron's City made goods.
CLABIC.Is EVANS, AUCTIONEERd.
• - 6:34 CHESTNUT ereet.
, )10111'11M DAY, MORNINQ and EVENING,
Alarge invoice of Blankets, Bed Spreads , Dry Hoods
iCloths. Cassimeres, Hosiery , Stationery, T able and
.rocket Cutlery, Notions eze.
City and country merchants wlll.fi ni
nd hargue.
Torino cash. ' • •
Cloods racked Ire() of charge,
eiTUrcori Hsi r;
PRAN DRY 41::1663
fliilltElVAY
MXMI
r3il;a*ioN - .)4*i..:7...;-•;7; . T
,
1vi......T.1i°m"..,- . ,P,PAttligir,attlbrti, -- ;',',.
FiNr.. ART EXtrIBITitiN AND 'SALE OF TLIENARIC
1.1113.1:1EnT IMPORTANCE.. ..,,
'M. KNORPLER; - soceeisor to' GOO PrID & Cl) ., New
Yolk, announced to the Nople of Phitioe!tittle, that be
will make an imp°. t ate 11. ring ••ot Fine Works of Art.
in J. oust) n xt, And designs that it shall be ,tbe finest
and rocht .legitit c Howl, n of Pictures and Works of Art ' ;
ever offs' ed In Phbadeleuis •itt'oublic sale 'The endra -
Collection 14 Ili be,en oil ibition in the eastern gaile Ws of
tho Pennsylvania Acadetny of Vibe .Arta. commit:Win/1 ,,,
about January Ist. until the day of sale. - • '- .-- -.' •-
„.„.. I% , etta
At the wentat of M. Knoedlor the-entire aria ink.
exhibition .nd rolling. n ill be o r der the mona 0 out Or
Air. Charles r. Han lttue, 1125 (fhes' nut e " ;
SALES OF STOOP 8 AND ROAM ESTATE.
____" • _,..
Pr' Public sales at the Philadelphia Exchange E VERY
TLESDaY at 12 o'clock. . ....___
• rir Purnil tire Salon at the Auction. Store ,lIV-itrif
THURSDAY. .. ' .. ..
jai" Batee ainceidenies receive medal attention.
VALUABLE IMISCELI.ANEOUEL:fIOUKcI.
01 , 111.1.ESDAY AFTERNOON.--
Pee. L'at 4 c , cl( ck, Valuable 1511.c , ilaueona an 4 Theo-
Boolo.lioe ediriona of the. Bible, Dickena'a;:fitil
wer's 111. d Mare atra 14ovcia, , ,
AdministrA tar's o No. 64 North Teeth street.
BDPBItifIR YDRNII RoSetWonD PlitNu. prim
ed.'s PEIS, (IRMA AND OLilli.diffaltß, ESATEIER
BEDS do,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.
caffnton at
ne
e o nt l oeHat
e No da N d o W Tenth
P s ar e oa by
chamber Furniture. China and 41411 , 541AP.T0 l i me ' Bran, 111 ,
and other Carpets tine Feather Beds and DaddingThdr
atreesee, Venetian Blinds. Kitchen 11.1teusda cac
May be examined at 8 o'clock on the mania' of sale,
Extensive Sale at Nos. 139 and 191 South Fourth street.
EinDDSOHE FURNl'lll.lth., PIANO. MIRRORS, F 1 RE. SAFES, HANDSOME VnLVET,' BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPET& tre. •
ON THLRSDAY MORNING. -- •
Dee. 3, at 9 o'clock, at Via auction room,, by catalogue.
a largo assortment of superior liouichold Furniture.
or - meriting-213er ant Walnut Drawing Room Suits,:oo.
vered with br °Catena garnetplasti;!Librark and - Dire
ing 'loom Furniture, Walnut Chamber StlitB. Flom:vow;
Piano Forte, fine' French Plate MirrOrs. elegant Contra
Table inlaid marble top: - elegant- -- etclosed Etagere.
Wiadrobei. Bookcases. Sideboards, 2 large Mineral Casec.
Este rsion Tables', Cbins, Glass and Plated Ware: tied,
and Bedding; fine Hair Matresees Office, truntibiro. ortipe:
rior Fireproof Safes, made by Lillie; Sewing Machines.-
bruidellers. fine. iingravings„ Gas - coniuming and: Cook
ing Hoses. Handsome Velvet, Bruntle and-other Car
pet'. &c. .
Bininud Breechion4lng Rifle. , ,
I'sremptory Sale.
PRIVATE COLLECTION OE OIL PAINTINGS.
UN THURSDAY MORNING.
Dec. 3, at 11 o'clock, at the auction. store. will be sold by
catalogue, a small private collection of U l Psintlnga and
EngraN Int s. including works of Hamilton. 13onfield,
ter Mar be examined irith catalogues any tiWe pre"
vious to sale.
Salo No, 'YU Clinton street..
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRROR, BRUSSELS
eANPETe. dgo.
ON FRIDAY MORNING.
At 10 o'clock, at No. 42A Clinton et., by catalogue, the
Household Furnitureef family declining housekeeping:"
cm:lasting In p.rt of Parlor. Limns Room, Chamber and.
Hitcher% Furniture, large Mantel Mirror, China and Glass
are. Carpets, l'icturts, &c.
• Bale No. BtB North Broad street.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, MiRRoRS, VELVET CAR
PEW, HORSE, cARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C.
ON wELNI EiDAI MoRNING.
December 9, at 10 o'clock. at No, 808 North Broad at, be
low Poplar at., by catalogue, the entire Furniture of a.
gentlemen going to Europe compthing Elegant suit of
llrawingtroom Furniture, covered with green pimh. Ele
gant Etagere, Centro Table. California Marble, Mantle
end Pier Mirrors, Biting Room Furniture, covered with
hair cloth Library Furniture. Damask Covers, Superior
Walnut Dining Room Furniture, Extension Table. Sam
b•mrd, Glass and Plated Ware, Elegant Walnut
Chamber Furniture, Fine Spring and Hair Matreasee,
Feather Beds and Bedding, Fine Wilton and Brussels car
pets, dr.c.
Also. the Kitchen Utensils. and about 24 tons coal.
AI o. BAY MARE, BAROUCHE, 2 sets d mble Harness.
Blankets. Robes. &c.
Way be examined on the morning of sale. at 8 o'clock
JAMES A. FREEMAN. AUOIIONEE
Avß._
No. 42 wiur lama.
Peremptory Sale No. 19241 North Fourth etroot.
VALUABLE MACHINERY, JACQUARD LOOMS.
WINDING FRAMES. WARP • MILLS, HAND
LOOMS. SPUOLIN • WHEELS. COTT , lN AND
9ILS-BtVII AS t /SHADING- tHIINF (VON- -
BOLE SEWING MAL:HINE: 4 , TURNING LATHE,
c 0 .4 TON AN WOOLLN YARN. TASSELS, GIMP.
WEBBING, FRINGE, EIREPR , dco.,
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
Dec. 'UN at 10 o'clock, will be,sold the entire Stock and
Machinery of a Suspender and' Dress Trimming manu
factory.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
A VALUABLE TRACT_OF 20 AOAES-OF LAND.-
With Mansion Bonze, Rising flan Lane, intersected by
eighth, Ninth, Tenth and Meventh, Ontario and Tioga
streer2, within 200 feet of he 'Old York Road. ValtsaW ,
demet of Brick. Clay. Terms easy.
A trainable business property No. 819 Arch etreet. • -
BUY..I.INGTON.—A Ilandoome Mandan. on Main loto
tot 68 by 799 feet-
BY BARIGTT it; CO., AUCTION BEES. '
CASH AUCTiON HOUSE,
No. 230 MARKET street, corner of BANK atreat,
einem adyarsed on consignments without, eats. ohan 0,;
CATALOGUE SALE ENGLIcIi 'BOOKER - CUTLERY.
TO ULM. E A FoltfaGN licitouNT FOR CASEL - ----
,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. '
Dee. 2 commencing at Ii o'clock. IEO dozen-1;2,1. 4. S.S
and 8 blade Pocket Knives. in pearl, shell, Ivory, stag and
horn handles. Also. Table Cutlery. are. ' • . , .
The above goods have just landed, and aro in original
- packages: -
FIFTH TILDE SILT: OF AMEP.ICAN AND
IM
PORTED Ft h' SDES. dia. by cataiogne,
ON THURSDAY MORNINu.
December-P. commencing at 10 o'clock.
Particulate hereafter.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
D PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE COMPANY.
NOVEMBER' 26'1865.'
NOTICE—A General Meeting of the Stockticdera of
the Philadelphia Exchange Company will bo hold on
MONDAY, December 7,1868, at 12 o'clock U.. at the.
nge, at which time a vote will be taken on the aeCePt
ance of an act passed by the Legislature of I'ennsylvania.
end approved April 4,180'8, entitled "A supplement to tirti
act incorporating the Philadelphia Exchange Company,
regulating the manner of voting by the stockholders
thereof." And an election will be held for nine Managers
to serve the ensuing year.
HENRY D.'SHERRERD.
Secretary and Treasurer.
no2Btdes
sllsr COLORADO GOLD MINING COMPANY Or
Philadelphia. A special meeting of btockholdens
of this Company will be held at, the oflice, No: SOS
Walnut street, on. Thursday, December 3, 1861, at G
o'clock P. M.
A prompt and full attendance is requested.
By order of the Board of Directors. . -
noltidOtO JOHN W. HASELTLNE, Secretary.
OFFICE MOUNT CARBON RAIL
ROAD
AN Y.
• PIIILADELMIA. Nov. 14,1848
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholdera of this Com
pany, and an Election for a President and eight edana
gere. will be held at No. 31.6 WALNUT street, "on MON
DAY. the Ith day of De.wonber next, at 12 o'clock AL
WILLIAIVROBINSON. Ju. '
Secretary.
IMMIEI
DIVIDENONOTICES.
.3
ter PEN N I'LT
ANIA RAILROAD CONIPANY. , :-
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT. ),
Plilf.Al,ll.Pßlii,' Nov. Id. 18a3
NOTICE TO STUUKBOLDEttS.
The Door° of Directors have tide day declared a Sethi
annual Dividend ?of FENT. ?EJt CENT. on the capital
stock of the Company, clear of National and State taxes,
payable in cash 4 on'and after Nov. M. MEL
Blank l'on'ers of Attorney for collecting Dividends can
be ban at the race of the Company. No. 238.SoutirThir&
street,
The Office will be opened at 8 A. M. 'and cloaca , at .4
P. M., from Nov, 3Q to Dec. dtn, for the payment of. Div
idend.. and after that date from y A. M. to 3 P -M.
TI.IO3IAS T. FOXE, .Troaaurer.
LEGAL ,140T11016,%,
1 s )i:PIiANS' COUbT, THE CITY AND
1 County of Philadelphia.—Estato of JOHN WRIGHT;
decor sod. The Auditor 'appointed. by the.CoUrt to report ;
distribution of the fund in court arising from the sale of
real estate of sag decedent, Under proceedings in parti
tion, will meet the parties interested, for the Purimaos
,of his appointment. on TUESDAY, December Stli, •
irtib, at four o'clock . P. M. at his oflica No. 615 Valnut
street. Room N'. , .3, in the city 'of Philadelphia.
n03.3.s tir thrit• J. E. SALTER. Auditor.
LIBTATE 'Administrationct
FJ Lettere of haing - been grarited to
the - r nth] .igut d en the Estate of Dr. John Do Lwy, dd.
eeinied all perenns Indebted to sold Estate are rolueoo d'
to make ^T lament, and time having (Anima to present
! #heat to EMMA HE' LACY, 'Administratrix. WE:corner.
'reurth and' south etreete, to her Attornoy. ERNA
NV. TENE R. 13 south Third street. • n 09.1 Bait.
. .
`WI Ai 1: OF BERNHARD FREDERICK ENDRISS.
I 1 4 deceased.--Letters of elennintrtratiou [mutt:he estate. - ,
of DERN I Etta) FREDERICK ENDReS3. deceased, hay- -
in{: been grunted to tho,unoersigned, all persons indehted
to !hi, estate ill alca.te make payment, and thoSe
having claims present the same without delay to .
I,i/SANA KLOTA,
N: cor. Thirteenth and streete.'•
Or to lie , A Wy, GEV. W. motau.K.
t 0.44 lir, south Seventh 'meet, '
NAVAL STORES.
, U'l - .25t0 CALLS UNAND' COTTON IN sTong'
1, •
and for side by COCHRAN, RUSSELL SS Ga. 21
North Front. etrmet. - • • . .
Xi A VAL STORES.-200 BARRELS STRAINED 11031 N,
barrels No. 2 Rosin, 25 , J barrels No :1 Ho:mi. - W(1,
barrels Pale Rosin, leo bap els Spirits of Turpentine, 150
bar] elk, Tor 50 barreN #.i EVIL in store and to arrive,' •For
Hale CuC PAN, itUSSILLL
. '7 II 7 'IICZ — S OFWt.:ICZ4 . .3MP MOLINA_
&l l V E 'r 6u t f•le by COCHRAN...IW SdELL,
nee .13 B.OIV and .01 NII
LO 11 North Front ,Arcet.
GALLONS B. NV : . .‘ . ..VLIALE - -0114 1,2(10 .-
t 1,5m0 atilloito Fiat 014
1.2.00 Gallons Whiter Symm Oil, 50 bbis.. Prime Western
NO: Lard a U; #4.q eat. by COBB It AN,RU•SdElartt CO,
811 E ert i Front street. . .
riltryB TURPENTINE-50 BARRELS SPIRITS 'l' • .
poutth e no w landing and for solo by EDW. ROW.
WV. Nn If South Wharves. - atia/.t.t. ,
RIIS TUnPENTINE. AND ROSIN-410 BARRELS
1...) Spirits Turpentine ;442 Ulu. Pale Soap . Roelny.fl
bb le. No. ]:Shipping Roviii,landing from steamer Pioneer.
FAN' by EDW. H. ROWLEY. Pi S. Wharves.' non.tt.
empire , wvarnusuirma soon&
f A
GENT'S PATENT , SPEING.A.ND BUT
,,. toned Over Gaitere,Cloth,Leather,white and
t _ brown Linen; Obildren's , •Cloth and Velvet
X E: Vii.Ei si niignadp to order
_ , T . . 1.; q ..• of every description, verlV gr. se3 Chestnut.
Cr - - street, cornet of Ninth. - The beet Kid Moves .'
for ladies and gonta,'at
___- • ~
EICIII7LITEEPERT BAZAAR. '
nett. tf .5 • OPEN IN 'ELIE EVENING.
WINIEN t .LIQPOILS;ite.
PURE oLn sitEma_Es, MADEIRA, PORI' '
ANti)
ehazapague Wince. of a ourfar quality for ii 0413
No. r, North Pront gireat:;:
MEZSINA ORANQEd.—:FLNi ki FRU PP ANI) , IN^CORD
order. 'Landing and for dap by JOG. i.i.LIUSBILSiditi
C 0.6 lOU 13outla I.lolawura aveuului
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