EUROPEAN AFFAIRS. • .• • • .1•116"It*Ii F.llOlll PAIROA: Krereace et menus. grantee' Bonettal PARE!, Tuesday,Dec. I,lB6B.—The government persetems in billeting the pilbliotnlnd and the pressen over the country by •prosecuting the jottrnabi which publish the list of subscribers to M. Bandlo's monument. Here In Path the edi tors of _the santo four newspapers Who were pre viously condemned to fines and imprisonment, and.lithe , if'teriards republished flits, fieve'heen tried, again, and sign condemned; although the eclat mercifully decided that the second sen tence should be , conforide , With thefitt: And ocontoundee it Is, in one sense of, th ;-word, by the general estimation of public opinion. Yet so virulent and overzealous . : am the, crown lawyere that even when• a French law court been, mambas dicta, sufficiently independent, in a political suit, to acquit the accused parties, an appeal hap been Immediately lodged azatnet the Acquitted. Two Provincial tribunals have thus honorably distinguished themselves and expressed, their incapability of _discerning ; "ma- seuvres" against the public peace, or a desire to stir up hatred and contempt against the gov ernment, in the simple fact of publishing a list of subscribers for a monument to a mart who died nearly twenty years ago, and whose name has since been scarcely heard' of. Nevertheless the Severnment is determined to have a condor-nue sion:; and so the case will be tried again, first on appeal,`and 'then before the Court of Cessation, keeping the;MatterWell before ttie * t w o . .T he crown counsel applied to the,Same courts to pro hibit the publieationof the pmeedings. But the, Jtid4gel:keTTPrOPerii refused to do this ; ; so that the oottlprik 0r,4 6 8. R&M, Wt4 ll ilo and Other crellAneWn Aber* dePuttes and edvocates are all printed, is errienso; and stir up "hatred and eon tenipr of the government more than the publi sation .of ellandred Burials subscription lists. One can scarcely helleVe.lin the folly which bk. duets the government to , pensvere in this sui- M. Berryer, the greatest ornament of the Paris /SIC etrarts;'ill . cd on Einnday'rnorning, at his chit fetku:444tmgerVallei MO We.nty'llill.th • year; Re may almost be said to be the last• repre sentative:.ln France of legitimacy and divine right, for the party can now scarcely boast of a single man of eminence or brilliancy In its ranks. It is mademp simply of old fogies, male,and female (if, indeed, the entire party may not be, classed tinder the_general head of '•old wo nienl)—who play five sous whist and talk small treason nightly in the sakes 'of the Faubourg. There you still find a few ancient Duchesses and Marquises who talk with reverence of . 4 './.4 Roi," and ;with ‘..coritempt," at least, if not 'hatred," of "die people at the _Tnilerietl." But no body takes any notice of what they either say or do; and even the government, fond as it is of press prosecutions, never dreams of prosecuting the Union, a twaddling and nearly defunct journal, which is the political organ of these venerable old dowagers., Tho most remarkable representative we have now left in Pario of legitimacy and divine right is Queen Isabella, whose fat sides are becoming familiar in every public walk and drive and every theatre, of the town. La reins s'ainuse! She has evidently come to Paris - to "see , the world," which shehad not much chance `lif tieing at Madrid; and, se she seems to have plenty of money at her command; she Is a wel ionico visitor in all the fashionable stores. But she le fought rather shy of be wh t is ca _ "society;", and has rtit -- -beeirtisked to - Court, nor is Illinly to be. Even` the Marquis do Moustier,the Minister of Foreign Affidre,was in a great hurry, the other day, to contradict, in the semi-official press, a report that he had called upon her. Queen Isabella has grown enormously fat, and waddles rather than walks; and to see her come rolling into a salon, followed by her misera ble husband, a poor, little chat(/' creature, la not a sight which raises one's esti mation of royalty in a general point of view. Indeed the vagabond kings and queens who are now constantly rolling about Europe, with Indifferent reputations, have gone far to sweep away from the minds of the people that "divinity" which was once thought to "hedge" such indi viduals. The Duchess de Morny's jewels were sold the other day by public auction, as part of the effects of her late, husband. A diamond necklace brought 104,000 francs, and the entire amount produced by two days' sale was about 050,000 francs. I remember not long before the coup d'etat, M. de Moray having considerable difEctilty to get a bill of 3,000 francs discounted on his personal security. But nous aeons change tout cela; and it must be confessed that M. do Moray's services were at least worth paying for! The affairs of the two great Imperial Compa nies, the Societe Innobiliere, or great building, company of Paris, and the famous Credit Mobi lier of the Messra.Peroire,do not seem to improve. The annual general meeting of the former, unde r the Preslcency of the Count de Germiny, late Governor of the Bank of France, and appointed by the Emperor to his present office, was held two or three days ago, when it was stated that the liabilities exceeded the assets by one hundred. and thirteen millions, showing the utter loss of the original capital of eighty millions to the shareholders, to say nothing of the numer ous creditors, including those of the Credit Mo biller, to which the company is largely indebted. The Count., who seemed at his a it's end, strongly recommended "amalgamation," as the only hope of "saving both companies;"—though what there remains of either to be "saved," either in money,credit or reputation, it seems hard to say. M. Mires insisted more sensibly and practically, that the only hope of salvation, at least for the unfortunate creditors, was by making the Directors, Messrs. Pereire and others, personally liable. Eventually no conclusion was come to. Bat It seems rather too bad that after so gross and gigantic a public swindle, M. Emile Pereira should be authorized to write to the electoral college which he repre sents, and say that the "government still con tinues to him its confidence," and that ho shall come forward again as "official candidate" at the next election. Such a fact will neither add to the respectability of the government nominees nor the influence of the government. The Syndic or Mayor of the small town of Ln,go, in the Province of Ravenna, has written to the Paris Bieck, to claim for that place the honor of giving birth to R 01391111. The Municipal Council has appointed a committee to publish the official acts and dneuments which prove this extraordinary fact. They have also voted an ad dress of condolence to Mme. Rossini, the erne lion of a statue, and "the purchase of Rossinrs paternal mansion," which, it appears, is still ♦well known. What will Pesaro say ? All the !printed biographies assert that Rossini was born at the last-mentioned place, on the 29th February, 1792. The date of 1868 has just been engraved on the pedestal of Rossini's bust, in front of the new Grand Opera, leaving only those of Verdi and Oaraffa without the melancholy notification which is Indicated by the addition of those figures. TLC Trouble Between 'Greece rueoi 'nark Lonnoiv, Dec. 16.—The ultimatum addressed by the Sublime Porte to the government at Athena demanded the disbandment of the volunteer forces in Greece within five days; prohibiting further 'volunteering; the immediate dismatitling of ves sels uged for carrying supplies to the Cretans; the restoration of Cretan refugees to the island; the punishment of the persons who assaulted and wounded a Tartish officer at Syra, and a strict oonrortnity with the terms of all treaties. It is rumored In Paris ' that the Greek govern ment, pressed by the Great Powers, has yielded to the demands of the Sultan, but none of the Frenelapapere to-day Winded to such concession.' ,The ktiOireur Bays Ali the Ernopean powers re-; conAtiend Bing George to respect ,the rights of mations;'but they:insist tpon ntoderstion in COn statitinople sa well as Athens : The Nositeur thinks this hirmony of cochlea' among the powers is pledge of 'pow In the • • . Dec. 16.—The official Correspondence of tbis city says it is expeeßld With confidence that the Turkish and Greek governments will listen to the warnings of the Great Powers, and - abstain from hostilities. Affairs in Spain. MAnnw, Doc. 16.--The leaders of all political parties have united in making a solemn pledge to use all their influence , to preserve peace and order throughout the country until the Con stituent Cortes have met .1- an d settled the ques tions at h3sue. The prompt and effectual, sup pression of the revolt• at. Cadiz has greatly strengthened the hands offthe provisional govern. men I and dissipated the alarm which previously . The Minister of Finance has already com menced payment of the January interest On the public debt, ill LOndon and Paris. . Subscriptions to the', new loan have . closed. They amount to five hundred millions mats. Ilia officially announced that the election of Cuban Deputies toihe Cortes will be held imme diately after the arrival of,Captaih General Dalce at , Havana. CAmz, Dec. 16.—The fleet with General Dale° on board sailed yesterday for Cuba. kia.unro, Dec. 16.—The appointment of Maori do Roberts as. Minister from Spain to the United Statea ofticially announced. Report or! site Cattle])lactase. The Commiesioners apPointed by Governor Geary to attend the Cattle Convention,at Spring field, 1.1 have -just made their 'report to the 13 oVenaor, enclosing the recommendations of that Coliventioxi, and 'conelndblg.'with 'the following words: • The results of all the statements made before the Convention by those who addressed it, either as,ruembers of it or by invitation, as to the effects of the disease;Vour , t,'ommiesionershegto stun up the following'general observations: That Tesen cattle are mot probably affected by the disease in. that State. The Cherokee cattle are not found to Communicate disease toour cow men stock as readily as Texan cattle. A similar (Meese does affect horses in Texas and not in the Indian country. Texas cattle brought North, either by-water or rail, or driven on foot, may _ceromunicate the,disease to native cattle' but ha l:risme treatment while - on' the way will 'de - cream this danger. - Texas cattle do have the disease, saddle from it in the North, but much more rarely than our own native cattle. • Old native cattle are much more susceptible than young ones. Comparatively few sucking calves die from it. The diseases, from whatever cause, have not been communicated to the native - cattle of,Missenri, Illinois, Indiana or Kentucky. There le-scareily a doubt that a severe frost ro mans most of the danger, and that after the Texas cattle have been wintered in the Northern States, they NY in not communicate the disease to one, another. In some cases, noted in Illinois, the horses ap pear to have - died of the disease. The great marts of this trade are at Abilene, in Kansas, and about the mouth of the Red river, at which points the herds vary. From twenty-five to one hundred thousand bead are at all times kept, showing how immensely important it is to watch that this vdst aggregation of herded cattle is in a good sanitary condition as well as that of the horses, mules and bogs herded at the same or other places in the West and Southwest, from ,which the East and many foreign States derive most of their flesh and living unhand supplies. - Your Commissioners do not deem it within their province .to express an opinion respecting' the cause of the disease. It was very clearly shown that these most- conversant- with—its effects were much divided in opinion respecting Its origin, or the remedy for it, but all appeared of one mind, that proper care during transpor tation was of salutary effect, and tom given ex pression to ibis opinion in the proper place and resented in this • a er. The foregoing report respec a y su in tied for such considera tion as you may deem its importance demands. We think the subject claims judicious and prompt legislation. Signed. J A. Bain HAinuronr, E. 0. Humes, Ehnen CARBON, Commiesioners. METTER FROG WASHINGTON. Nomination of James N. Marks as Collector of the Port—probabilities of D is Confirmation—The District- Attorneyship—O , Neill LiKely to be Pigeon-holed till “tne ides of Marshy , —The Nomination of Alex. Cummings as Commissioner of Internal Rove nne—Opposition in Committee—flis Friends Desire the Contest *runs- terrod to the It emote., &c. [Correspondence of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin WASHINGTON, Dec. 16, 1868.—As I predicted in one of my letters last week, the name of James N. Marks was sent in by the President to the Senate, to-day, as Collector of the Port of Phila delphia, in place of Joseph W. Cake, to be re moved. The nominee in this instance is a Republican of the strictest school, and has for years been a warm supporter of Senator Cameron, whom he helped to elect when a member of the State Legislature. Under these circumstances Senator Cameron will do his best to secure the confirmation of his friend, Mr. Marks. and as this is exclusively a Pennsylvania appointment, the usual courtesy prevailing among Senators, to allow the Repub ;teen Senator or Senators from each State to de cide whether a nominee shall be confirmed or re jec.ted, will hold good in this case, unless the city members, Messrs. O'Neill, Myers and Kelley shall interpose objections, which seems highly'proba- Me. It is understood that these gentlemen are opposed to any confirmations at present of Federal officers unless to fill existing vacancies, as they hold that it lopas like trying to forestall the nominations which it la expected will be made soon after General Grant assumes the Presidential chair. They ap pear to be a unit ou this point, except in the case of Alexander Cummings, whose confirmation is ads ocated by Judge Kelley. There will probably be a warm contest over the nomination of Marks, not that the city members have any partiality for Collector Cake, but b: CitUde they think the posi tion should remain as it is until after the 4th of March, and then give all the aspirants a fair start in the race. Personally, there can be• no objec tion to Mr. Marks, as his political and private character are both unimpeachable, but for the reasons stated he will likely meet with some op position; but he evidently has the "Inside track" In having the warm support of Senator Cameron, Nebo-will labor hard to have him confirmed, and if he once gets fairly located in the Custom House he will be likely to stay after the - 4th of March next. TIIE DISTRICT NITORNEY John P. O'Neill. the present actine District At torney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, was also nominated by the President for the same position, the Senate having adjourned at its July session without acting upon the nomination of Mr. O'Neill, then before it. Mr. O'Neill is a straight-out Democrat, and he can scarcely ex pect to be confirmed for this position. Ills pre sent commission will extend till the 4th of March, and the probability is that lus, nomination will slumber in Committtc till that time, when a Re publican will be selected to succeed him. It was expected the nomination of Percy Spear as Col lectorof Internal &venue in the Seventh Dis trict, Pennsylvania, would have been sent in with O'Neill's, but it did not come. A PHILADELPHIAN NOMINATED FON JAIL WARDEN Isaac Newton, SOU of .th-e lute Isaac Newton, Commissioner of Agriculture, was to-day nomi nated by the 'President as warden of the jail in the District of Columbia; in place of Ileums, to no removed. As this Is a position for which there Is not much competition, Newton stands a fair chance of being confirmed. ' TEE LEAGUE ISLAND NAVAL STATION. Secretary Welles to-day received a letter from uyor McMichael, of Pnliadelphia, stating that he had signed the deed conveying the League Island property to the United States Government, and the deed had . been sent to the Recorder of Deeds to be recorded, which would occupy a week or ten days, after which it would be for warded to the Department here. Congress will be asked for au appropriation to put the island in proper order for the use of Government, and the prospect is that a large amount of money will be expended in your city the coming year In the improvement of this property. THE CANE QI ALEXANDER CUMMINGS. • The senate Finance Committee today had up the' nomination of Collector Cummings as Com mictioner of Internal Revenue, but no decision was bud., It news there is considerable opposi tion in the Committee to his nomination. Yes- THE pAniT.PYANINq BULLETIN-PIIILADELPfIi A THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1868. tetiley,-Win. B. /Kern!)le and • 'Alex. McClure came sloSrp; aid both are reported to be working vigorously against Otimaiinga . ...Mie Republican delegation 'from Pennsylvania' bas : :.been polled; and they :are equally dividaL--Meniers.; Cake, 10114,Kciente. btorrell, Watson; Pcttls, Moor head and Lawrence--eighteling in . favor of his ' , confirmation, %leak:Abeam. : O'Neill, Myers, , Taylor, Covoffei;.,:e.‘ , ,, Broomall, Merenr. Miller and Scofield —eight—belm4 op posed!. Mr. Dickey le classetrAsAtintral in the matter. The effort of Curnmifigtes - friends seems now to be to get the Finance,Ciunmittee to re port • the nomination - tot the. fkillakFtelth - dettr - any recommendation; in which. case the fight would be transferred to the Senate instealfor in' Com mittee. Cummings's opponents are endeavoring to•secure a majority of the Committee -to report , against hie confirmation. few days will deter mine which partV will succeed.' SUSQUEHANNA. From our ]ate Ed tions,of YeOterday Puma, Dee. 16.—The following official news from Spain it 4 published today :" The country is entirely tranquil, and the addresses prep by , the Government to be forwarded to the'beads of the various departments in the , provinces, en forcing the necessity for the restoration and preservatiorr of order, haB been Cot ecquently withheld. LONDON. Dec. 16.—A letter from Minister John son to the London Workingmen's Society is printed to-day. Mr. Johnson justifies his friendly Intercourse with Mr. Laird and 'others friendly to the South during tlie late civil 'war in Amerien, by the ex ample of Cirant and Sherman in their treatment of ex-rebel officers. ' • He says If he is gulity.of treason, eo also are Grant and Sherman. , Grant has entertained , at his own house a distinguished confederate leader. The attacks ripen him (Mr, Jehriseh) in the Arnerlean newspapers and elsewhere' are. due to a secret dislike for' the preservation of peaceitil relations between the two countries. • LoNuorr,Dec. 16, Evening.=-Cihnsols for money 92 8. and ,for account 9236 6 , five-twenties dull at 74 . Erie, 27X. 1111 oh% Ventral, 96M. vampooL, Dec. 16, Ever:deg.—Cotton closed quiet; the sales to-day were 10,000 bides." Bread stuffs dull. Petroleum firm; Spirite # 18. 730. Lorruorr, Deo. 16. Evening.—Sperm ,011, .C 93. Calcutta Linseed,' 570.0575, 64: 'augazion toe spot firm. Spirits of Turpentine, 28e. BG. Tal low, 495. 6d. Cotton at Havre qtriet,both on the spot and to arrive. • , .FEANKvoity, December 15.—U...8. bonds dull at 78% Livraroor., Dec. 16, 2.30 P. lid.rr;Cotton is firm, but not higher. ' • ANTwEar, Dec. 16.—Petroleum at firm 54f. 75e. , @55 francs. Commissioner BoMush; lEteslipafttion. (Epecl*l Deepntch to the Phila. Evening Bulletin WASTIINGTON. Dec. 16.—Commistioner Rollins will not tender his resignation to WO President until after the holiday: recess of Congress. This course is made necessary by the 'fact that the President could make ; an appointment to fill the vacancy, were he to go out at' the' end of the present month, and thus - get control of the Revenue Bureau for six months at least under the - Tenure of Office Act. Tobacco Tax. [Special Despatch to the Phila. Evening Bulletin•) WASHIBOTON, Dec. IG.—The Committee of Ways and Means this morning agreed to/report a bill to the House extending the time to ;Ails revenue stamps on all packages of finikut smo king tobacco in the bands of dealers from the Ist of January to the 15th of February next. Special Deep etch to the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin] WAIIIIINGTON, Dec. 16.—Bfr:Williams, of Ore gon, introduced a resolution,which.vms adopted, mi directing the Judiciary Comttee t& inquire what legislation is necessary for preventing the release of persons . convicted of crime under the recent extraordinary decision of Judge Under wood, of Virginia. Payment of the Five-Twenty Bonds. [Special Despatch to the Phila. Evening BuDetitt.l WAEHINGTON, Dec. 16.—The Senate Finance Committee this morning reported to the Senate the following as a substitute for Mr. Edmunds's resolution : That neither public policy nor the national faith allows the redemption of the Five- Twenty Bonds till the United States shall perform their duty by paying all the notes In coin, and that measures should be adopted to resume specie payment at as early a day as possible. The Finance Committee also reported their decision of yesterday, postponing the Copper Tariff bill,and reported it without amendment. , Special Despatch to the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.) WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—Mr. ROSS introduced a resolution into the' House providing that the members shoutd proceed to draw lots for new seats. This caused considerable merriment, and after some filibustering on'the part of those who occupied the best seats, the resolution was laid on the table for the present by a vote of 88 ayes to 88 nays. Secretary McCulloch was on the floor of the House for some time. Very few persons were in attendance on Congress to-day on account of the weather. Senator re ortoals Coln BIM [Special Despatch to the PhDada. Evening Bulletin.; WASIII/CGTON, Dec. 16th.--In the Senate at one o'clock Senator Morton commenced the delivery of an elaborate written speech in support of his bill for the resumption of specie payments. Sen ators universally remained in their seats, and listened with marked attention. The Case of the Georgia Senators. Menial Despatch to the Phila. Evening Bniletin.l WASHINGTON, Dec. H.—The Judiciary Com mittee had the case of the Georgia Senators un der consideration without reaching any conclu sion. TORONTO, Dec. 16.—1 t is rumored here that Commodore Vanderbilt has made an offer to the Great Western Railroad Company, of Canada, to lease that road. for ten years, with the • right of purchase at the end of the lease. Should his otter be accepted the Great Western Railroad will, to all intents and purposes, become part of the New York Central Railroad, and all the mechan ical departments of, the latter company be re moved to Hamilton. TORONTO, Dec. IG.—lt is expected that Whalen will get,a new trial. In that event the venire will be changed and the trial will take place at Toronto or in one of the country towns near it. EIALWAX, Dec. 16.—1 t is understood that the local legislature will not meet until after the next session of the Dominion Parliament. It is not considertd probable that another dele gation will go to England It is stated that the Dominican Government intends to make' proposals or concessions to Nova Scotia before the repeal question comes be fore the British Parliament. The report that certain propositions ►for reconciliation have been made to the Homes Government is not credited. It Is rumored that General Doyle will shortly leave Nova Scotia, and be succeeded as com mander of the troops by Col. Francklyn. Curcirmarr, Dec. 16.—A daughter of the Hon. H. S. Bundy, of Herndon County, was killed yes terday by being thrown from her horse. The bodies of the Reno brothers, hung at New Aibany,•have been delivered to their friends and taken to Seymour for interment. The body of Anderson was burled by the county authorities. Three bodies were recovered trom the wreck of the steamer United States, at Florence, Indiana, yesterday. One is believed to be that of Lewis H. Vance, of Madison, Indiana. BOSTON, Dec. lA—Considerable damage was done by a fire this morning, in the building No. 54 Milk street, occupied by Richard B. Everett & Co. manufacturers of supplies for woolen and cotton mills, and by Elijah Truscott & Co., dealers in boots and shoes. The building was owned by Thomas Goddard. The loss is not yet ascertained, but Is fully insured. The loss on ex-Mayor Wightman's house, burned at Nowtonville last night, will reach 012,000. ST. Louis, Dec. 16.—F. N. Winshon, of Chicago, bas been elected President of the Leavenworth and Des Moines Railroad. Arrangements have been made foi the immediate completion of the road from Leavenworth to Chicago, Afire at Quincey, Illinois, yesterday, destroyed Joy Bradford's :saddle store and the clothing house of Jacobs . . Lees about $27,000, insured. 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W. cor. Nighth and Filbert. FANCY GOODS. SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. A large assortment of Paris Silk Fans. Gilt Stick Fans, Ivory Stick Fans, Children's Silk Fans, Fancy Goods, consisting of Writing Desks,_Building Blacks, Paint Boxer, Pencilßoxes, Work Boxes. Toilet Sets, Tea Sets, Parkin Vases. Flower Vases, Tulip Vases, dm dre. A cheap lot of Scotch Napkin Rin get Velvet Panes. Portmonnaies. dro, Etc. Buffalo Hair Brannen. inlalabacke. Fancy Colognes and Extracts Fine French Wax Dolls. Speaking and s Crying Dolls with moving eyes. LACK HANDKERCHIEFS, LACE HANDKERCHIEFS 1,000 Lace Handkerchiefs at hall the coat of importation. Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, warranted all Linen, 19, 25, 81.86, 88, 45, 511 6236, 75e. and dl. Gents" Hemstitched Handkerc hiefs 88.60, 65, 75C and $l. Gents' Colored Border Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. Gents' Colored Border Handkerchiefs, all Linen, a very fine quality, at 50c. Ladle's' Mourning Border Handkerchiefs, Be., Br. GLOVES. GLOVES. Ladies' Cloth and Berlin Gloves. Gents' Cloth and Berlin Gloves. Children's Cloth and Berlin Gloves. Gents` Kid Gloves, Lined. Ladies* and Gents' Hosiery. Handsome Marseilles Counterpanes. Bargain. in Flannels , Canton Flannels.Husllns.Blanicsta, Table Linens. Naokina and Towels. ;OW yai de Best American Calicoes, Fast Colors. 12.3¢ cte per yard. PRICE & WOOD, N. W. cor. EIGHTLI and FILBERT. del&tn.th-a.at G RAND DUCHESS SKIRT, SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT. PRICE $4. CUEWEN STODDAIST as BROTHER. dels-345 450, 453 and 454 North r3econd etreet rrHE RFS MA 4fi OF BLACK AND COLORED .1 BILKS. Fermi Bilks. ashionable Dress Goode. • Lyons Silk Velvets. . neat Velvet Clothe. Fine Astrachan Clothe. Desirable Cloakinge. Broche and Blanket Shawls. BBk Elusbes and Velveteens. Fine Blanket's, &c. Fancy Drees Goode cloeing ant cheap. EDWIN HALL itc QO 28 Bout' Second etreet wUaNH~U~~, dKc. .ICr_IR,A. FINE FURNITURE. Latest Designs..-Superior Make and IWO, A. & H. LEJAMBRE, French Cabinet Makers & Upholsterers, No. 1413 t Chestnut Street, PHILADELPIILTA. deLtu th 13t6 MAISCUIELEN 51151197.1511142. N. 111sta. a t WIN. R. WARNE' 4E c 0.,: Wholetale Dealen In WATCHES AND,'JEWEIARY, O. E. corner Seventh and Chestnut. Streets, And late of No. 85 Bone Third street. 182 POCKET ROOKS. •feanaz t , 4 A do fkot P. (1) -'441 11 r 0 Pocket Books, Portemonnies, Cigar Oases, Portfolios, Dressing Cases, Bankers' Cases. y cf . 4 Rosewood Ladles , & Gents' Hatchelii Travelllnk Bags, In all ityles. Mahogany k Writing N, Desks. TINE rims Alt Till. ItSPART CHRISTMAS 00.1)8i • , ' (-• ;= nl !,l LOO I~GF cito,Bsi3s, PAINTINGS, - PINE ENGRAVINGS, - THE — BEST CIIROMO-L/TRO GRAPHS, ALL THE ROGERS' GROOT'S * FRENCH PHOTOGRAPHS, CARVED EASELS &0., &0., All at Very Maderate Prices. EARLES' GALLERIES, 816 CHESTNUTSTREET. 614 ARCH STREET. 614 LOOKING GLASSES, PICTURE FRAMES PAINTINGS • C It, OAt OS I In treat Viurlety, • At tie Very Lowest possible, Pekes. OWEN & SHERIDAN , 614 AIWEr i AtREET. It is an selmowledged faet by - ell who examine , our quality of work and Neale ofprices that we get up the BUT" work for the "LEAST" amo unt of manor of any Home in the city of Philadelphia. • doh Im TEE LATEST. MOST BNAIMPUL AND PElNdte nentmethod of celorkg PhMrizhs. termed /NUR aj The greatest advantage of tbe innytype 'over every other method is tea durabilitv, being impervious to water or air. The paper being prepared and cemented on plate glass, the colors canna possibly fade, and have all the beauty and appearance of the finest Ivory painting. They can be either taken from Life. Dagnerrotypes tor Anibro. types. Ai hen not taken from We, it is necessary to _give the color of the eye. hair. and general complexion. Exe cuted in the very beat et of art. JAMES W. WILLIAMS. Artht's EmPOrium. U 6 Southtalneet, ca . a lf " Where specimene nbe seen. de tint FRESH FRUITS AND PRESERVES. Bunch, Layer, Seedlessand Sultana Raisins. Currants, Citron, Oranges, Primes, Figs, &o. Eva, itsziption of Groceries toitablo for the Hays ALBERT C. ROBERTS. Corner Eb3venth i nd Vine,tittreeta T ADV. APPLES WHITEN . GRAPES—HAVANA L Oranges--New Paper Shell Almonds—Meet Debe lla Ralskus. at COUoTIOS East End Grocery. No. US South Second street. ENRIBIJ PATTE DE FOI GRAS—TRUFFLES— French/1 Pews and Mushrooms. always on hand at Ok UhTYI3 East 144 Grocery. No. 118 South Second street. QCOTCII ALE AND BROWN STOUT, YOUNGER & 1.7 Co.'s Scotch Ale and Brown Btohe genuine article, at 182 ettper dozen, at CO USTY'B But Erna Grocery, No. 118 South Second street. RUEEN OLIVES—ROO GALLONS CHOICE QUEEN 011vPs by the barrel or gallon. at COUSTTS EAST D GROCEItY, No. 118 Beath Second street, Q HERRN WINE—CHOICE SHERRY WINE AT $2 75 k) per gallon GR O CE R Y ck of Elli gallons. at COLISTY-43 EAST END No.IIB South Second street. PATENT FUEL The Housekeepers' Friend awl the Cooks' Delight. PURE ANTHRACITE COAL, Poeitivejy free from Slate, Bone, Rock, flit or Clinker. Quickly ignited and durable, burning with a cheerful flame and to a fine pink ash, leaving nothing in the ash pan to riddle. For years past inventive genius has been directed towards the utilisation of the immense waste heaps in our Anthracite Coal Region, which is really the purest Coal. and which is now manufactured by curious and powerful machinery into a most convenient form for the use of consumers of Coal. A trial will soon convince you that the PA'rrarr Fa= is truly a boon and blessing. Orders received and promptly Mod at the Wilco of the r 1401,33 AGENT, T. M. MITCHELL • 134 South Third Street, de3 Ime CROSS .CREEN .LERIGH COAL. PLAISTED & MoCOLLIN No. 13033 CHESTNUT Street, Weet Philadelphia. Bole Retail Agents for Cox° firothere & Co.!, celebrated Cross Week Lehigh Coal. from the Buck Mountain Vein. This Veal is particularly_ adapted for making Steam for Sugar and Malt Houses. Brewerim dm It is also uneur. palmed as a Family Coal. Order, left at oUlco of the Miners. No. 841 WALNUT Street (let floor), will receive our prompt attention. Liberal arrangements made with manufacturers using a regular • uantit • . ylB tt B. /JASON BIKES. •JOIIN V. 1111111.11 V. rptiE UNDr,ESIONED INVITE ATTENTION. , TO 1 their stock or..' - Suing Mountahi, Lehigh and. Locuet Mountain Coal, which, with the preparation _given by ÜB , we think can not be excelled by any other Coal Oillce.Franklin Inetitute Building, No. 168. Seventh erect. • - . DINES & inlß•ff • Arch street wharf, Schuylkill Looking Glasses at Reduced Prices JOAIII7A COWPLAND„'IsIo: 62 South 'Fourth street. about removing to No. 712 Market street, MD:mob for a few days his stock of bilftltollB (11LT AND WALNUT FRAMES at reduced prices. Persons. having Looking 01, sees on storage will, please, pay charges-and remove them this week. • ' de14.60 qs(dGozita preoeing 1341308. • fiaIMEZI P WURNMORIEVICO, GOMM. - - GENT'S PATENT SPRING, AND BUT. toned Over G"l t t l , tr i n f eo? nin7, l 6 e li t it t r r ild hi Vel a v n el 4 t r el4ldn_ge; :Pei' ninde to or“er - • . 4kl„ , ' 1217 - OENT , I3 FURNISIIING GOODS. t . - • ,lif2‘-' gr:VotrlodgisecrlPttiftindriiZejtlOCdhdgel. tor Ladle!' and Bente, at nroin i l l ..,,, wERFEIPiii BAZAAR, no4l-11§ . OPEN U Tug EvEasimcf, . OMPIDEJRIILIE" .zaqivossa, cowl. ARM Woos. LOOKING 01./1.158/Elk • ,i - ,:i.,;''' - ' 1- -,:IirfANCIAL• ;4.4. 134ka PHI - flealeri In ll.'B.llondo and Member, of !Hook. and Gold 'lnclining°, receive aceinallii - ol flanks guild minket , * '4la. liberal amino, Jesuit MAIN of Exclianr, Ca J. Hambro & Son, London. B. Metzler, S. Sohn & Co,, Frankfort; James W. Tuohy.de Co., Paris, And Other pflnelpal allies, and Lettere of etre/Ile available throughout S. W. corner Third and .Chestnut Street. GLENDINNING, DAVIS & C sesuas BROREIII. No. 48 SOUTH THIRD STREW?, PMLADELPiIIa. GLENDINNING DAVIS & AMORY Re. 2 Nassau Street NEW YORK. Haying and Selling Stocks, Sonde and sold on Commission, a Specially. Pniladelphla House connected by Telekrapla with the *sock noised, and old-lloont of Mew York. delSim PACIFIC R A TiiROAD NEARLY FINISHED. 1450 Miles Unlit. THE UNION PACIFIC R it CO. EIEI3 CENTRAL PACIFIC R. R. CO., Hare - added 'fierce Hundred (1P) Miles to their lines during the current year. while doing a large local pas. seage.r and freight bminess. The through connection will undoubtedly be completed next =MUM: when the through Wile will be my great; Forty thougand men are now employed by the two powerful companies in pressing forward the great national highway to a rPoodY completion. Only UP miles remain to be built, of which 900 arc /graded and ready for the retie. Find filarfirase Gold Roads of the Union Pacific Ran road Company for 41410 at Par and taterealsaad First Mon - Labe Gold Bonds of the Conrad Pacific Railroad at ECG sad intermit. The 17/Jackal arta Intend orboth bonds nis i pliyablo in geld. DE_.,)4,-i . f\,..:1k8.004. Dealers in Government Securities. Gold, &0., No. 40 S. 'Third St. BANKING HOUB OO • jAYCKE 112 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PHILAD'Itt DEALERS I eI , A I'tk'U f:] .iUlli il] We will receive applications for Policies of Life Iniatranee in the new National Life Insurance Company of the United States. Full information given at our THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO., For Safe Keeping of Valuables. Securi. ties, etc., and Heating of Safes. DMECTORS. N. B. Browne, J. Gillingham Fell. Alex. Henry, O. H. Clarke. C. Macs teeter. S. A. Caldwell. John Welch. E. W. Clark. Geo. P. Tyler. OFFICE, NO. 421 CHESTNUT STREET'. N. B. BROW_N& President. C. H. CLARE Vico Preddent. . PATTERSON. Secretary and Treleturer. tal6 the to Ivry / 4, ICI :4 PI IN:\ '4111},1 SPRING, SARATOGA, NEW YORK. The analyale proves Motile) waters of tho SARATOGA STAR SPRINGS have a much larger amount of solid substance, richer in Medical ingredients than any other spring in Saratoga. and Shows what the tastatndicates—namely, that itia the Strongest, Water. It also demonstrates that the BTAIt.WATER con t a i ns about 100 Cubic Itches More of eas in a gallon than any other spring. it Is this extra amount of gas that imparts to this water Ito pecultaxty sparkling appearance, and renders it a very agreeable to the taste. It also tends to Preserve the delicious flavor of the water when bottled, and causes it to uncork with an elierves once almost equal , to Champagne., Bold by the leading Druggists and Hotels through out the country. JOHN WYETH &BRO .7 1412 Walnut Street, Philaila. Wholesale Agents. del•tu th e' 13,17)4 tr.3o VVeelx. ANTI-WINDOW RATTLER, The Cteatest Invention of the Age. Any active man out of cottiploy can make 9330 per weak with tho above useful and very uortablo Patent. ' The attention of Carpenters. Builders, Mechanics and all others is invited to this ready Naluablo Invention. Call on the General Agent, ' • - C. P. ROSE, No. 727 .PAY NE Street, Between Market and Chestnut, Philadelphia. By eneloolng 50 cents and two atampa d a e rAn e Ip t l nth eew ap er il Bent by ma I tdrERIAL FRENCH rItU.PIEB,-60CattIGS M. 1124 A. eapubtere and fang,' boxers , Imported raid tor SALO by .10 S. 1.1.14118EUE8. &CO.. Bonth Iletamere Avernus. . STAR 7 11 / 1 4m;IWIntrifl i c . Tint IteconstructiOqedWrateeekaluhled Gov. Bullock as to affairs hi Georgia, yesterday. Joust McNastaua was yeeterday fotmd guilty of murder in the first degree, at Baltimore. Bonk= Gintatsly arrived at Montreal yaw-, day,arui had a reception from the Mayor and cid- A. Gansfor named He!spur, was yesterday at.riarrkiburg,, by being buried in an ava, Jaiche of anthracite. Tan epplication to import; daty free, ell ,arti cles for the proposed Irish Fair, in Now York, bee been referred to a special committee. • THE Toronto D espatch says that Reno,_the ex press robber while in jail th ere, confessed - his guilt to the dovornor,bnt declared that Anderson, though one of the gang, was not actually a par ticipant in the robbery. Penn Huston' has been sentenced at Bing hampton, N. Y., to 20 years' imprisonment, with bard labor,for an atrocious assault on a little girl. HeAcknowledged his guilt. THE Alabama Legislature has paseed bills ()Tee ing all judgments granted by Courts in the State prier to May 25,1865, and allowing the statute of limitations to =during the rebellion. The latter bill wipes out debts contracted during the war. - IN ?rue drawing' for =ate yesterday in the' House of Representatives at Washington, Gen eral Butler boldly pitched his tent In the midst of the enemy. A istu . le and fashlobable Wedding took place last eveningirt the resident° of the Hon. 'John D. Defrees, in Washington, his eldest daughter, a, young lady of rare itecompliehmente, being led the,altar by a dietinguisked son of Illinole. The London Tekstraph, in &leader on the finan cial portion of President Johnson's message, and , its treatment by' Congress,, complains ,that the resolutions condemning repudiation, eallet forth by the message, still leave open the question of the payment of the national debt in greenbacks. Tarr American Minister toEngland, in short speech at the anniversary of -the Irrerich' Hospi tat fileetrued that Lord, Clarendon was of ~- the same mind as. Lord Stanley in regard to the net dement of the (l i neations- pending between Eng land and America, and peace between the two countries was certain. ' SENATOR H - ENDERSON threatenn to run for GOY calor of Miseomi,end the canvass of the litate entirely dependeet on the success of his enemies to reed bun out of the Republieari party In Kis sourL i-Hersays the Ulr!i'mtm sent 4rbm-_Wastr ington for the purpose of excommunicating him are false, and intended , to drive from him his friends in the Legislature. Mr. Mu.r, ha's written a letter on the result of the recent elections in England. t He ascribes the defeat of.' the workLugmen'a candidates to the heavy expellee of an election canvass, and as a remedy for this evil he urges the government to pay the necessary apenditure and make ail other outlay illegal and penal. iusono the nominations sent to the Senate yes terday were the following: W. IL Smallwood, to be Postmaster at New Orleans: rice- Tallaferro, suspended; John. P. O'Neill i .US 8. District Attar nev, Eastern District of Pennsylvania; James N. Marks, Collector of tlustoms at Philadelphia, vice Cake, to be removed; Anthony J. emith, Postanuter, Hanover, Pa.,vl6e Forreatomtmended. Janos KELLEY', of Pennsylvania, has received from the United States Mint specimens of the proposed new copper nickel coinage, represent leg one, three and five eents, with Imprord de signs, and less likely to tarnish than the one, two. three end five-cent pieces now in circulation, and which it Is the purpose to withdraw from circula tion. Judge Kelley, as chair Man of the Commit tee on Coin and. Coinage, has devoted much time to this subject, his former occupation as a jeweler giving him n practical advantage. tilszolited tot ttie Phis. Embas Buns kii.l ScIOIUbEIIOLD RECAPS. lIY BAUCIN ingl34E4 Podrilla ara Criok---.14. cook frolic' fhe Fau bourg Elsint-Gertuttill (so oho Slgati herself, and the hand Writing 1/3 most - aristocratic), am:metal irg my efforts to bring rice into more common use among the labonng classes, has deigned to send me the following recipe. I respectfully thank tier :. a, - • Podrilla it la erdole.=-Pntsome nice red harlciot beans to soak in some warm water the eNening before they are wanted; then dram the hilricots and put them In a saucepan over the fire with enough water to cook thesance thoroughly how ever long It May take; add a piece of fat pork, cut in dice, season with pepper and potherbs, and let itcook. During this time blanche and soften some rice in hot water; stir In some lard, season witu salt and pepper, then form a border of it all around a dish, and pear the haricots In the mid dle, well cooked, and without the potherbs. There really, you have a homely, substantial dish which eats well and costs almost nothing, and'conies in capitally after some little ragout or hash.—Petit Journal. caTv B AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION.—This body commenced its session in this city yester day, In the First Baptist Church, comer of Broad and Arch streets. The opening exergises were conducted by Rev. Dr. Boardman Pastor of the Church, and'Rev. Dr. Caldwell, ' Pastor of the West Baptist Church, Providence, Rhode Island. At the close of these services Rev. Dr. Pepper, Professor in the Crozer Seminary, delivered a dis course from the first chapter of the First Epistle to the Corinthians, 21st verse, the subject being: "The fitness of the Gospel message to save man kind." Rev. Mr. Bixby, missionary to the Shane in Burmah, stated that the work of the Shau mis sion is not confined to the Shan race, nor are the converts all Shuns. They represent eight or ten different races or tribes. It is estimated that there are in the Yonngoo district 77,000 inhabi tants, exclusive of wild mountain tribes, who number about 50,000. The greater part of the 77,000 are Burmese. The Shane number be tween 5,000 and 6,000. They mingle with We Burmese and speak their language, and follow their customs. There arc no Shan schools, but the boys learn to read Burmese in the Burmese Kyonngs. The mountain tribes in the northeast also,,speak Burmese, so that probably there arc 100,000 people in the district who might be reached through the Burmese lisignage. There are three churches, 11 preachers and about 200 members. Forty bap tismslook place during the past year. An earnest address was made by Rev. Mr. Crawley,of the Henthada Mission in Burmah,and the only missionary in the large district of Hen thada for 15 years. A valuable document was read by Rev. Dr. Murdock Home Secretary of the American Baptist Missionary Union,on "The Work and the Supply." , The doenment spoke of the readiness of gifted Christian women to en gage in the missionary work.Edneational facilities should bo increased amoug the Burmese, in con nection with preaching. Missionary teachers or assistants are needed to conduct the schools. Honorable mention was made of/the names of Macomber, Vinton, and other female missionary teachers. It is evldenkthat the wants of the pre sent have outgrown the policy of the past. The sum of $140,000 Is needed to complete the work of the current year. TITS 'MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE AFRICAN M. E. CHURCII.—The meeting was continued pater day. The report of the. Book Concern was pre eented. There was received from the former Board $640. Since then there has been received from all sources $3,839 76, making a total of $3,846 16. The expenditures were $3,874 09. leaving a deficiency of $27 93. Arrangements have been made to publish 2,000 hymnbooks, at a cost of $167 70. There was received by loan, from Rey. John C: Cornish;' $4OO, and from J. Woodlin $l2O, making a total 01 $520. The to tal amount expended for binding hymn books was $232, upon which there has been paid $lOO, leaving a balance of $lB2. There is still unpaid on the printing of hymn books and discipline, $285 70. .The Board of Missions presented their report, recommending the raising of $lOO,OOO, to meet 'the wawa of the Mission or the present year. It was further recommended that the House , of Bishops, in connection with the Corresponding Secretary make an assessment upon' each preacher in the several churches in proportion to the members in their several churches. The observance of a day of fasting and prayer in be half o missions was also recommended. The semi-annual report of the Corresponding secretary of the Parent Home and Foreign Mis sionary Society showed a total expenditure of $3,774.73. In the evening a religious meeting was hold at the African Union 51. E Church, when addresses were made in reference to the publishing inte rests of the church. HANDSOME PRESENT.-0010110 1 Cake, the Col leator of the Port, has received a communication front tho Secretary of state, that he has this day HE DAIL; y gitisti T _____ 6 /tv Butirgrrs—PfuLAD THVginiAlt t ^ glibigliigit it Ist* forwarded Wm; byCipntitsin iiiiicope the British governMent desire to present to Cap. , thin Raid , Read; :orate, Ametican taiga mine Jame,s Baker, of Philadelphis,.as a reward for his services to the master and crew of the British brig Helicon, wrecked at sea. :Captain Head, td though shortof storCa'F at ttteltime, received the wrecked mariners (ehrht ;-persons In all), and landed them, after thirteen days' sail, at (}nn Quay, Bahama Islands ' sod in order to do was compelled to place hisown crew on very short allowance r, ' MAW JERSEY MATTERS Cnisrg.--The commission of exlme In Camden is on the increase. The county jail now contains seventeen persons, charged with various offences, some of which are of rather a grave character. Yesterday Mayor . Cox gate a hearing to a man named Stewart, who was charged on complaint , of Mr. Middleton' with having stoical a quantity of Iron from his Iron Works at Cooper's Point. The articles had beenitaken at variens times, and the accused acknowledged the deed:' ; He was committed to anower the, charge at Court. AN AGED.LADY DECEASIED.—Betweon five and six o'elock last evening, lifrs. Piambe over seventy rears, a highly esteemed and 64i n:fable lady, residing at Fourth 'and Federal streete, departed this , life, after an illness of some time. Up to the moment of her' death she re-, pined her consciousness, and talked understand.' ingly with all who met at her bedside, about re ligion and the great future. . She had always been a useful member of society and leaves many warm friends, as witnesses of her Probity and benefactions: ' AMICRIOAN lifircrumcs..—'-The Order of United American Mechanics in, Camden is rapidly in creasing. 'Preliminary measures are being taken to organize a new , Council, the coming week un der the most favorable auspices.- 'Another Conn- - ell is also to be organized in . Woodbury, with a goodly membership. Tins rate.—The fair for the benefit of the Third. Atre.et M. E. Church. Is progressing very satisfactorily, and the. &inlay of articles is ex ceedingly fine. The proceeds, it is thought, will make a handsome• addition the fund of the Church. This new ei:WIN) is rapidly approaching completion, and ltuu Soon be ready, for Divine Ten Broust.--The storm ; yesterday aid last evening had the effect to, break up much of the ice in the river above the city, Which came down in heavy ,masses, impeding the paaaage of the ferry boafs'to a considerable:extent. - - - Tux Ice liestwass.--Theicemen of Camden are - active in,filling their hews with that neces sary article. The recent cold snap from it over eh inches in thickness. , CITY NOTICES. Covratonns, lits to $6 50. Fanson & Co.'s Wholesale and Retail Wszerooms 220 anti 222 Doeit street. below Walnut. A Brterrrerur. Notrat:rir IN Dams, Tzi NEW Coi.on or - hisTsruar. ,• ion ONNTS' WA.LEING AND "E mart 0- COATS,. Juet received direct from - ' = at. Cassur.s4rogns & Co.'s. N i o. 024 Chestnut street. --- • A Dastaanut lawrornaraw. • 'EheAnost desirable investment at the present time is a set of those handsome fare, sold so cheap at ass -708D11% 834 and 838 Chestnut' street. A Ngw, Vitamins In Ready-made Clothing. Every Garment made and °Eared for sale in the way of Coate,. • - • ' mate, and , Vests, . • , , 40 at Charles Stokes ax..rs is nude jest its well and eat put as fashionable, as that 'mule to ' inttuntm. Only the very best workmen and most artistic cutters em ployed= at; ; • • - , t - A 13ZS 'Chestnut etreet. CLIRISTM As Girrs. - eifiturrlerda Grixs. Of Fine'Fant Fine Fars, ' arid,; liate and 'Car. at very low prices. , OAXVOXDB% 634 and 636 Chestnut ' street; Smut:STOUT Gleam Wtrts..,—ThLS est Pique firithe Commtrx, and , swindlers are denim; an Imitation, or sell staff called wines in their places, which they buy very cheap, and retail at the same price.of Speer's Grape, s. making alarger profit, .ind of course they are more interested In the prolix than in quality. • - "TIL&T . I3 1311161 . 13 TUE DIATTE.U." Be sore and see the signature, "Alfred fipeer,P,' is over the cork of each battle you boy. Sold' 'by John. son, Holloway & Co., 6053 Arch street; 'Fred. Brown, corner Fifth and Chesimot, and other. Druggists; and Thompson Nisei; „C0.,114 txftnet• Broad and Cheatout. UMDRELLAS of 5i11r,,, , gingham. and alpaca, Epecially for Etollilay Present& Cheapest in the city. Dixon's Finley Goods Store, V. S. Eighth street. WILBOICS COMPOUND OF COD LIVER OIL Ann LAMM—We do not 'often refer to any , medicinal article, be ita me-tith . ever 'so Well established• this our army of readers are fully aware of; but knowing the extraordinary virtue of the article referred to, by fam ily use, we unhesitatingly and earnestly recommend it to all afflicted with pahnonary trouble. It is for sale lslo. Ike Court street, Boehm ;in Pkiladeiphia by Johnston, Holloway & Cowden, and Druggiats generally. - Funs.—Removed to 510.—Busslit,HudBOU Bay, Blink, Sable, Dark Squirrel, etc., of the beat qualities, at the most reasonable prices, at our new and light store, 510 Arch street. between Fifth and Sixth, Please give us a call. Asaria Bositynaust & Co. P.S.—No business transacted on Saturday. Furs altered and repaired. Remember 510, 510. A Sxxsinix CaniSrsiAs PEtESENT for your chil dren is '"ldetzler's Leaping. Horse." It. will amuse the children, give them a healthful and plemantexer dee, and teach them the motion of a natural horse. Loomis ,t Decan invite one and all to bring their children to see the Horse in motion, at FT &nth Sixth street. COLD WEATHER Does not chap or roughen the skin after using WrighreAltenzated Glycerin Tablet of eoluliftecl Gly cerin. Its daily use makes the skin delicately soft and beautiful. It 18 delightfully fragrant, transparent,and incomparable as a Toilet Soap. For sale by all Drug gists. It. and G. A. Wright, 624 Chestnut street. FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED, Varnished and Repaired, at Rarrsx's, 1408 Chestnut street. EXCELLENCE, WITH CHEAPNESS; YLE, FIT AND WouI:MANSIIIP IIIiBURPABBED. Frieze Snits, to measure, VA, EVILNE4 628 Market street. E. G. WHITMAN & Co.'B CHRISTMAS CONFER - TIONA.—The wants of the holiday season are always more thoroughly_ anticipated and more richly supplied by Messrs. E. G. Whitman 4 Co., No. 1318 Chestnut street, than by any other house in the confection line. Al) their preparations are puro, healthful and deli cious. GREAT REDUCTION IN HATS AND BONNETS.-.- WC invite attention to the great reduction in prices of their Trimmed Bonnets and Bats, by Messrs. Wood Cary, No. 725 fffiestnut street. Their stock of these and all their Millinery Goods is the richest in the city. all of which they are selling from this date far below east. A TENDEIt-HEASTED RAILWAY ENGINE= says he never runs over a 'plan if he can help it; it muses up the engine so! CLIAILLIM SORB 44.1 CO. never allow a garment to leave their FIRST-CLASS CUSTOMER. CLOT/lING house unless it is a perfect tit, and entirely satisfactory to the purchaser. The First Pantaloon Cutter lathe Union is employed at CUARLES STOKES ct Co.'s. No. 824 Chestnut street. "BowEE's Gum Arabic Secrete—Use their' for your Cough and pulmonary troubles. Depot Sixth and Vine. Price 35 cents. Sold by Druggists. CORNS, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfully treated by Dr. J. Davidson, No, 915 Chestnut street, Charges moderate. , Qunrr and soothe the pain of children teethitr— Use Bower's Infant Cordial. Sold by all Druggists. BunaicaL Inaistniourrs and draggieta i , sun driea. Sifownzx & Meanly% 23 South Eighth street. DEMITIESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH. J. banes M. D.. Professor of the Bye and gar treats all diseases appertaining to the above members with the utmost success. Testimonials from the most No sources in the city can be seen at this office, No. 805 Arch street. The medical faculty aro invited to accompany their pationte,as ho has no secrets in his practice. .Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made for examination. 111(110INE3II CABLION• /A 11125 at. =SOM. TEIOXITOZI Prom cumesers A. CMIEBOON VLEMODOII.IO WIIIMIT manic L. SMALL PETER WRI4HT dt SONO. Importers of Earthenware and Shipping and Commission fdefehanbt N 0.115 Walnut street, Philadobnia. Corrox AND LINEN BAIL DUCK OF EVERY width,from one to six foot wide, all numbers. Tent and Awning Duck, Fueormakers Felting, Sail Twine, &a. JOHN W. EV ERMAN & CO., No. 108 church St. FIVY WELLa--OWNERB OP PROPERTY—THE • My' place to get privy wells cleansed and Wein• fee d, at very. low prices. Bail.EY idanufacturer of Poudrette. Goldsmith's Mr. • street /WIVES FAROLEB.CAPBREI, dra.—OLIVES FANCIES 1, -/(Stuffed Olives), Nonpareil and Superable Capers and French Olivos• fresh goods; landing ex Napoleon M., from Havre .and for sale by JOB. B, BUBO= di IR, 1119 pouth Wawa() mime, -•:.,...q•Nx : pEp.,15gwg4..,;:• . ?..: ,. ILLEEINPtfRAIO,OV--;vOI4T COMPANY, • OF,PENNSYLVANIUL oiffee,SoutheutOor.,Fitth and Chestnut, PIIILLWELPHI/i. Capital; DIRECTORS: GEORGE H. MART. WGEOE: W. CHILI/1k • . WILLIAM A. PORW.X. I.A. DSEXEL, WM. V. kIoKEA.II. ••• TllylifAS W. RVANS, " • - S. LL , HoRSTMAISN, A. J. DREXEL, JOSEPH PATTERSON.- "• , • : WM. C. HOUSTON. 14. SOLD'S. HENRY E. HOOD.' New Y,ork-de ta r i f .111. MOR R I SON. President ..Mar&M. • ' 4 JOSEPH STUART. of J J. di . Stsmrt ail Co.. Boston-Hon. E. B. TOBEY (late President Board of CTIAMBPRT MN, of Cinuriberlainla ChtotWo--R. 7 LinirEit;of Fleid. Leiter aicd.' G. m. Shll2ll. of Geo. G. Smith & Brothers. backers. Louisville. itu.-Whf. GARVIN_ _of Garvin, Bell & Co. Bt. Louis-JAMES E. 'MERIDIAN. Caahler Merchants* National Bank. Baltimore-WM. PRESCOTT SMITE, Superintendent Consolidated Railway Rine New York to " S. B. 811.0PAr6VES, of Athuns &. Co. E'S. " AX.4,GI. W. Gail & As. " FRANCIS T. -. welG. Freebie& Central Hon. W. k ' PATTERSON. Sank. U. s. Senator fro& N. IL (apses N. STUART, Middent. HENRI I. ROOD, The.Preddent. - a. - IFAIETTIPt itecretary4,--- - - J. L. LUDLOW, M. D., Consulting Physician. U. M. amm, JOSEPHsome= Meakiiii Examiner" ' C. STUART PAT/T.llBOl cotii , uset • - . Thin Company lines Polidos of Life Insurance upon all the various emu that have been proved by ttut expo. rienee anduropeanand .finutrican Companim to ele found reliable. at rates eus LOW and UPON TERMS AB FAVORABLE as •thoee of. any .Compancy. of , . equal ell poliClie are nontorfeitatile atter . the payment ot two or more premiums. ' nob th sto ttm i'ERPBTUAL. .1.829.—°1"at FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY PaILADELE'HUL, Non. 435 ant 437 chostid Stmt. Assets on January 1.1888, 42,603,740 00. • urairrizED MAIM ../NConE-F Coot".ime. 83303 23. 8323. _ Leant) Paid - Since 1829 Over 65500 000 9 • Capita/....... Accrued Surplus Premiums .... ... . Pespettud and Temporary Policies 441 Liberal Terms. - DIRECTOEL mut Mae. N. Bawler. i . Greo. Fie,, Tobias Wagner, Alfred tter, Samuel Grant, Fran. W. Lewis, AL, D.. Geo. W. Iticharde. Thomas Sparks, Basic Lea, , Wm. B. Gnud. N. BANCKEK, Prealdent. GE(). PALM Vice Preaident. JAB. W. McALLIBTER, Secretary pro tem. , Except at Lexington. Kentucky , this Company has no Agencies west of Pittsburgh. fel2 EICTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CORIPA• NY OW PHILADELPHIA. IFEICEso. N 8 801.7 TH FIFER STREET. SECOND krBTORY. ASSETS, $1.70,000. Mutual system excinedvely. mmitboing economy with safety. _. ___ Insures Bump" Hotusliima Goods, and Merchandise generally. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. BS. Caleb Clo th ier. DIDNOTO William P. Reeder. Benjamin Malone. Joseph Chap Thomas Mather, Edward M. B rea T. =wood Chapman. Wilson M. Jenkins, Simeon Ma Lukens Webster. Aaron W. G ti * r iy_ • • Francis T. Atkinson. W CLO'"' BENJAMIN IME. PI VIc i t n Preiddenh t. Tnostas Mamma, Treasurer. T. ELLWOOD Cimmurn secretary. aellgadi rPHE Rstr PIIIA. JANCE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHIL ADEL Incorpomted in 1841. Charter Perpetual. Office, No. 808 Walnut street. CAPITAL 8300.000. Insures against loss or damage by FIRE. on Houses, Stores and other Buildings, limited or verpetnal, and on Furniture. Goode, Wares and Merchandise in town or country. LOUSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID. Assets ............8421.177 78 invested in the following- Securities. viz.: First Mortgages on City Property,well secured. $196.600 00 United istates Government Loans ......... 117.000 03 Philadelphia city 6par cent. Loans,— 75,000 00 Pennsylvania=o,ooo 6 per cent. L0an.. ...... 26,000 0,1 Pennsylvania oad Bonds, first and econd Mortgages. 35.000 00 Camden and .tiaiii3; Railroad Company's 6 per Cent. Loan. . 6.003 00 Philadelphia and Beading Railroad Company's 6 per Cent. Loan... —* ... . . . . . —5,0 X) 00 Iluntingeon and Broad Top 1 per beat: Mort gage Bonds . . CUB 00 County Fire Ins u rance Company . ; Stock 1,050 00 Mechanics' Bank Stock 4,000 00 Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock 10,000 00 Union Mutual Inzurance Company's 5t0ck::...680 00 Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia Stock Cash in Bank and on hand............ 7,637 70 Worth at Par ..... ............ ...... $421.176 70 Worth this date at market.............. 5482,082 24 DIREORS. Clem. Tingley. Thomas H. Moore. Wm. Musser, Samuel Castner. Samuel itisnham„ James T. Young. B. L. Carson. Isaac F. Baker. Wm. Stevenson. Christian J. Hoffman. Beni. W. Tingley __ Samuel B. Thbnuts, YAWS Biter. CLEhL TINGLEY. President THOMAS C. B rt.r._ L Secretary. PrutanzLrnia. Deoember 1.1867.. . isitn th etl JEFFERSON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF Philadelphia-office. No. 24 North Fifth street. near Market street. Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsyl vania Char. ter perpetual. Capital and Assets. Slett, Make insu rance against Love or damage by Fire on Pu lie or Private Buildings. Furniture. Stocks. Goods and Merchandise, on favorable terms. Win. McDaniel, Edward P. Moyer. Israel Peterson, Frederick Ladner. John F. Belsterlingi Adam J. Glass, Remy Troemner. Hemw___DelanY. Jacob Schandein, John Hulett, Frederick Doll. ' Christian D. Frick. Samuel Miller, - George E. Fort, William D. Gardner. WILLIAM MoDANIEL. President. ISRAEL PETERSON, Vice President. Prisms 'n. Cos rtss'w. Secretary and Treaeurer. ANTHRACITE 'INOURANCII COMPANY.-CHAR. .101. TER PERPETUAL. Office, No. 811 WALNUT street, above Third, Phila. Will insure against Lore or Damage by Fire on Build ingot either perpetually or for a limited time, Household Furniture and Merchandise generally. Marine Insurance on Vessels, Cargoes and Freights. Inland Insurance to CTOall parte of the Union. ,IF F EB. Win. Esher, R. Peter , Sieger; D. Luther % _ J. E. Baum. Lewis Audenried, . Wm. F. Dean, John R. Blakiston. John Ketcham, Davis Pearson( John B. fleyl. WM. ESKER. President, F. DEAN. Vice President. WM. war. M. Surru, Oecretam m COUNTY . FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY-oE fice, No. 110 south Fourth street, below Chestnut t The Fire Insurance Company of the County of Phila delphia," Incorporated by the Legislature of Petuurylva nit+ in IM, for indemnity against . loss or damage by are. exclusively. CHARTER PERPETUAL. This old and reliable inatitutionwith ample capital and contingent fund carefully investedcontinues to insure buildings, furniture, merchandise, , &c., either permanent• ly or for a limited , time.against loss or damage by lirt4 at the lowest rates consistent with the absolute safoix of its customers. L 013130 adjusted and paid with an possible despatch.' DIRECTORS': Chas. J. Batter. Andrew E. Miller. menry_Rudd. James N. Stone. John Horn. Edwin L. Reakirt. Joseph Moore, lipbert V. Massey, Jr.. eorge Hooke. G • CHARL B J. BUTTER, President. HENRY BUDD, Vice President. BENJAMIN k. iNEWLIAEL florAgt,47 Pad uggiarot The - Live erpool & LOn don Globe Insurance Company. The Report 'of this Com pang for 1868 shows: Premiums - 5,479,218 Lola - 3,344,728 $1;000,000 and after paying a divi dend of 3o per cent., the Total Afets-are, in Gold, $1 7 / 00 8 9 0 2 6: ATWOOD SMITH, General Ageni; Ifo. 6 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, Pbaacre#bk. M'UTUAL LIFE INSURANCE NEW YORK. I%IINT 11101111 M, LOkIJ isonswe, Irk .p regi n s , JNO. A. ItiItaBIBERGII,i RUBY C. innlowl, 6 rerfe Cash /Leif eft; ORGANIZED. JEER. !SD& ALL Foracms rroxiossfaTmnaz. PHEMICMB PAYABLE IN CAM. LOBBFA PAID EN CAUL i . It Receives No Notes and eves Non*. , ,• . „ By the Eturvisicaui" of its charter the ' mitire sarpltu belongs to policy Wades% and must bo paid to them in dividend's. or reserved for their greater security, Divi. deeds are made on the contribution Plan, and paid anon ally, commencing two years from the date of the Paint It has already made two dividend. amounting to man, an amount never before equaled Oaring the grit MTM 7811113 of any company. ' 'PERMITS TO TRAVEL GRANTED WITH OUT EXTRA CHARGE. NOTOLIC Y PEE REQUIRED. FEMALE RISKS-TAKEN AT THE • USUAL PRINTED RATES, NO EXTRA IVEMIUM IIEING-DEMANDED. Applications for all kinds afpolichm life. iteneyear life endowment, tenns or smildrame endowment , teM, and ail inimmanan cheerfully afforded at the EasternDeparbzuuit of the State of Palmy Minis. Particular attertilim VKABII to FIRS AN INB MEM Which. in all instancers; will be Placed In drsbclass CiaiM panies of this c t al well ea those of known standing in New Yorb,New I B il icaule and Baltimore. A.OOID nW.U.4.1. AND INSURANCE ON MB carefully attended to. in leading Companies of that kin& By strict personal attention to. and prompt de/Match of husM•w entrusted to my care. 1- hope to merit end wive a it:Saar° of public patronage: EL EL BARKER. nand w ttB No. 408 Walnut Street. INittritelrettlir .G;FIL. lEt COMPANY. CUM OFFICE OF ME CONINE% NO. .ios• p "A_T;NU i STREET M. , 1W1 BARKER, Mimager, FIRE ASSOCIATION OF FNMA") EL kr, , phis Incorporated March • 27. 1820. ' , Office. • 34 north Fifth street. Insure B ••• ,4 Household. Sprniture , and. !ricra c en _ 4 e generally. , from Loss - by Fire (intim City•of Philadelphia only.) Statement of the Assets of the Asabciation January 1418613, cbmffilauce :With the pro• ebilorus of the Act of Assembly of April sth, 1842. Bonds and Mortgages on Property. in the (AV of rbil fdphia only - ....../111.076,166 17 Ground Rents.. ... .. . .... ..... ... 18,814 98 Heal Estate. . . . • •• • - 51.744 57 Furniture an di 4,490 03 U. 8.5.20 Registered Bonds ........ . ..... • 45,000 00 Cash on hand. 31.873 U Total. -51.223,088 86 TRUSTEES. William H. Haiffilton. Samuel Spatters*. - - Peter A. Keyser, Charles P. Bower. John Carron: Jesse Lightfoot , George I. Ir Robert Shoemaker. Joeoph R. Lyndall. Peter Armbruster. Levi P. Coats, M. H. Dickinson. Peter Wi amson. WM. H. CIAMILTON,_Presido - t. WM T BUTLER SAMURL , S re PARIJAWS. Vice Piesident. . . Sectary. puscENix OF P IN HILAD ELPH SUR ANCEIA. COM ANY INCORPORATED IBO4—CHARTER PERTETUAL. No. W 4 WALNUT Street. oPPoldie the Exchange. This Company insures from Imes or damage by FIRE , on Jiberal terms on buildings, merchandise. furniture, bc.. for limited periods, and permanently on buildings by deposit or premium. The Company has been in active operation for more than sixty years, during which all losses have been promptly adjusted and paid. DIRECTORS : John L. Hodge, David Lewis, B. Mahony. Benjamin Etfing. John T. Lewis. Thos. H. Powers, Wm. 8. Grant, A. R. McHenry. Robert W. Learning, Edmond LataMion. D. Clark Wharton. Samuel Wilcox, Lawrence Lewis. Jr.. Louis C. Norris, JOHN IL WU:SERER, Preeident, BAmtria. Wrtoox. Secretary. FIRE , INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.—THE eylvania Fire Ins vane Company—lncorpomteffig2s --Charter Perpetual—No. 510 Walnut street, opposite In dependence Square. This Lompany, favorably known to the community for over forty y ears, continues to insure against loss or dam age by fire. on Public or Private Buildings, either perma nently or for a limited time. Also, on Furniture, titocks of Goods and Merchandise generally. on liberal terms. Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, is invested in a most careful manner, which enables them to offer to the insured an undoubted security in the case of loss. DIRECTORS. Daniel Sraith,Jr., John Devereux, 3 Alexander Benson, Thomas Smith, Isaac llarlehurst, Henry Lewis. Thomas Robins, J. Gillingham Fell, Daniel Haddock Jr. DANIEL SMITH. Jr., President. WILLIAM G. CROWELL, Secretary TTNITEDPLULADELPI FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF 1 1.-) MA. This Company takes risks at the lowest rates consistent with safety, and confines its business exclusively to FIRE INSURANCE IN THE CITY OF PHILADErs. PHIL OFFICE—No. 7213 Arch street, Fourth National Bank Building. ITO. Thomas J . Martin, DIRE Ch ß ar S lee R. Smith. John Hirst, Albortue Sing. Wm. A, Bolin, Henry Bumm, James Tongan, James Wood, William Glenn, John Shalleross.• , James Jenner. J. Henry Aakln. Alexander T.Hiektx: R , a t Hugh MuLliga Albert G. Roberta, Philip Fitzpatrick. CO B. ANDRESS, President, - Wm. A. BOLIN. Treas. Wm. H. FAWN . See,y. A MERICLAN PYRE INSURANCE COMPANY. INCOltr 105. Porated 1810.—Charter perpetuaL No. 810 WALNUT street, above Third,Philidelplaia. Baying a large pald.up Capital, Stook and Surplus in vested in sound and available Securities continue to in sure-on dwellings, stores, furniture, merchandise, vessels in port, and their cargoes, and other personal property. All lossee liberally and promp_tlY adilleted• DIRECTORS. • Thomas R. Marie. 'Edmund G. John Welsh. 'Charles W. Poultney, Patrick BradyMorriN John T. Lew is. John P. Wetherill. William. Paul. THOMAS R. MARIS. President. ALBERT O.•CRAW7OIID. Becxetary. - • • TiARE INSURANCE CORI PRILAD: FIRE INI3U RA DIRE( NCI Francis N. Buck, Chit& Richardson, Henry Lewis. Robert Pearce. Geo. A. West, Robert B. Potter FRANCIA N. DU CRAB. RICRAR7 WU. L. BLAIWItAIIIN B. P~:).r;~t.7 .11 • 8: AN ' " I a otorehoune o , between Vine and apruce street an( Delaware avenue and Second street. Apply COCEL. RAN. RUSSELL & CO., 29 N. Front street. nontr SABDINES.-100 OASES, EIALni QITARTER BOXEL3. landlpg and for We bl JOB. MAMA& 1(0 60514 DOll4llO MUM I ANY, NO. 408. CHESTNUT EMPIITA . ECLUSIVELY. ORS. I Philip B. Justice, I Jo h n W. Evetmuu, - Edward D. Woodcut!. John Kessler. Jr. Chas. Stokes* dig Mordecai Buzby. President. 3,80 N, Vice President. Aviminirlbu' M TEMP ik fKa g AWIIOREERBS.- ' • amq lelloutb FOtnel itte•l4, • rag ART MIMI ruANC_OMLEOF 'TBRITKRIf 1:11GORBT imzukrzabtom vr ilif r i tl ll austra NOß a M n lg h t li tectess zoir . 2 % 1 10 AVIELP _ lm .ELa t er h: . f li ta sic . l Jantrar3r hex& smd designs Mist wain be therilned and most elegant collection oil:latexes and Works of Art_ "rfferedin rbiladelPnis Imi:divest& ,The entire Co ectischcrill be on exhibition in the eastern galleries of the rennsyl= s i Academy of Vine Arts. comnielschM , about January kentli the day ot sale. -4- - -• et, At the req of M. Knoedier the 'Andre arrangemeal exhibition and solihrg,will be coder the management 0 Mr. Chula F. MaseitMs, IL% Chestnut st. BALES OF BTOOFIBAND FOCAL ESTATE. T r" PE/Nta pre o t the Phitadelphiekbagisase Mtn WEF - Ftnatare Bale, at the Anal= Store EVIZSY THII=AY. sr Wee at Iteefileneee tweedy° mocha aflauttom • mut Eirrivro ALE:DC. . Otpbeft Court_ ale -Eatate of Maly B. Neamith-• FOiIR RY BRION:RESIDENCE.•Ito. 318 South Rifth etrret. below Serum street. • • , . • 16 TIIREE.43TuRY BIGOIt DWELLINGS. Noe. 2111 to MAI (innlindve). Christian et. They will be bold gems 9.xecntors, tale- Vitale or Enoch Dickinson dee& TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING. Nn. 3841 Bridge et. Same Eetste-TWO4TiLEY PRICK , DWELLING, No. *ea peory-se.oventylotuth Want: ; -MODERN TEIBEIt.e.TURY . DWELLING. No. 292 South 2 ldrd et .11 -.NI:MUNE MODERN THREES' ORY BRICK RE BIDEN4N. 628 North Twelfth at.. aonth of-Wallace. 11 feet:front 190 feet deep to Andreae et-2 fronts. MODERN TUREFr STORY BRICK RESIDENCE. No. 2126 Pine et • LARGE AND DESIRABLE LOT. Green lane, east of ,the Philadelphia. Germantown and. Norriltown road Idattayunk. :did Ward. • • 1 0 1R 4 T.C.LAtsS ("RAIN ,DISTILLERY,: N. W. corner Beach and Coates otti.. Illeventn. Ward. First Collection VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. -; ON TBl3llBDelt AFTERNOON. , , Dec. 17, at 4 o'clock, Valuable Miscellaneous Books, from Libraries: AM& -an 'invoice' of .r.nglisb.•Books, (bUbliged by aroma water... l . . ' • IIISCELLANEOI.I% ' , BOOKS. Fine Editions of the Poets, Illustrated Works Jewenllef, 'ktollday Books. Fll2O Engravings, dye.. • , ON FRIDAY ArrENNOON. Dec. 18, at 4 o'clock. ' Executors' Sale Real Esta,t43. ESTATE'OF SABILIEL - O. RILL; DEAD. • in • 00,13ATUltDAY AlrEittiooN, Dec:l9th. at 8 o'clock. will bo sold at _public Isle. at the „Blue Bell lintel. Darby Road . 27th ward:frame 'barn:slaughter holm and flve awes of land. bland Road. Kit guessing. Also, stone dwelling and' stable, North at.,, Pafchalville. near Blue Bell. Lot het by 131% feet Inn paiticulan in harLdbills, , • . • Extensive sale at24o South Second street. STOUR. OF eUPWRIon C. WIN ET FURNITURE. • • • • .ON HONDA 3( MORNING. _ Dec..2l. l at 10 o'clock. at T. dr J. d. ilenkels's Ware. rooms. Nor 210 South Second street; will be sold rat nubile sale,-,an extensive assortment of emporia' Faniiture, corn. ntising,Wainut parlor snits, with rich stet vialtveoreet: Meer library. --- dWiincroom andleill furniture; elegantri chamber furniture. vruions ityles, ail memulactured in • , superior manner expreseir for their warerooM- select. and warranted..' . Mr - The Sale will jie nereninhni. and is M lie ade on . count of Messrs. /I=xels being about to remove tb their new werernoros. No. 1002 Arch street. • SALE OF CHOICE AND ELEGANT BOOKS ON MONDAY, Ti.ESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTE/S: NOONS, Dec 21, RI and 23 • . M 4 o'clock. a eollec Son , ofChoice Obristmas Books, elegantly illustrated works'in superb bindingaLEngllsh and anseritalt- editions. suitable for Holiday Presents, comprising the best authors in all departments of Litera ture and the Fine arts. - Sale No. 611 North Eleventh street: SUPERIOR FORNITUtte.. ROSE WOoD PIANO,3IIII RORS„ AEMINSTELI, BRIJ:3 dELS AND OTHER ON TUESDAY MORNING. . Dec. 24, at 10 o'clock, No. 811 North Eleventh street, above Green street, by catalogue.the_.entire Furniture. comprising—Superior Walnut Parlor and Dining Jitters Finniture, Fine Oval French Plato Mantel Mirror, Fine Tined Rosewood , Piano, made bg_ Scliomaaker, & Co. • French chins and. Glassware, Walnut Secretary an ti Bookcases, Walnut and Mahog M any - Chamber ' Eur*tuln, flee Feather Bede and Rair -atreases Superior ard• rebel Fine Axminster. Brussels and imperial Carpet, Also. Refrigerator,3, Kitchen Furniture. &c. Salo N 0.1444 North Eleventh at, - , ELEGANT FURNtTOIIF,' MI it ItORS. ROSEWOOD ,- • - PlAho. FINE EARPETS, , ,to. Olt WEDNESDAY MORNING. Dec. W,; atlo o'clock. at l' o' 1444 North hloventh street, above macer street, by • catalogue,' the. entire Elegant W Furniture. comprising riandsome alnut Pallor Fund. ture. Fine Green Plush Coverings. Elegemt Roaewood tano, made by Albrecht. Blokes & Schmidt; Elegant; Mantel and Pier Minors. Superior Wainut , --Secre- • tory and 13ookcase, Superior Walnut Dining Roma Fund; lure, China and Glaeaware. Two butte of Eleiguit Walnut,. Chamber Forniture, " , Bolatata and Pillows, Fine Hair Matrealea, Elegant Enoch, and otl.er Carpets, Kitchen Furniture. &c.. &c. /way be examined on the morning of sale, it 8 o'clock FM The entire Fundturd ,wan made to order, and ia equal to new. T HOMAB 13111 C -11 dt. SON, AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 1110 CHESTNUT Street. Rear Entrance No. 1107 Ransom street. HOUSIIIIOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIP TION RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, Sales of Furniture at D.wo l on attended to on the mod, reasonable termo Bale at No. MO Chestnut street, • SUPERIOR NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS, CARPE IS, MIRRORS. PLAT*. D WARE. GLASS WARE. Mk.LODEON* PARLOR ORGANS. CHINA, &C.. ON FRIDAY MORNING. • At 9 o'clock. at the Auction Store, No. 1110 Chestnut etreot; will be sold—A largo assortment of superior House. hold Furniture from families declining ho. , seneepLug. PIANO FORTES AND ORGANS. ON FRIDAY MORNING. At 1 o'clock. at the auction storozwill be cold— Ono Rosewood 71,toctave Piano For , e. made by Vogt. One Rosewood 7 octave Piano Forte, made by Hoffman. One Rosewood 7-octave Piano- Fortemade by Bossert. One Mahogany 06 octave Piano Porte. One Cabinet organ, alz stops, made by Prescott A: Co. One Melodeon. DIAMONDS. ON FRIDAY. At 1 o'clock, at the Auction Store— One lady's Brooch. 16 brilliants; one Ring. 9 brilliants. One Pang. 9 brilliants; one Ring, .3 brillian_ .ts One gent's Pin, 4 brilliants; one Emerald Ring, One Garnet Bing. One Gent's Pin, 9 brilliants.. 1 AMES A. P . REEK AN . AVOVONEEB. No. 4.1e3 WAteNUT street. REAL ESTATE SALE aDEUEMBER 23. This bale, on WEDNESDAY, at 12 o'clock. noon. et the Exchange, will include the following— FRONT and DOOR /WS—Leasing of the tobacco ware• houses and 5 brick stores adjoining, for I to 5 years, by order of Commissioners of City Property. GROUND RENT 0P_1990 Pelt ANNUM—WeII secured and punctually paid.' ,Orzihrtnit Court Sate—Rotate of Thcmwa G. County. deed. • 919 SPRUCE—Desirable three story brick dwelling above Ninth at.; lot 18 by 52 feet. Has the modern con veniences and is in good order 929 MELON tsT—Tlirettstory brick dwelling with back 1111d111115. lot 15,14 by 86% feet: subject to $66 per annum. Orphans' Court Sale—Mtate of Thomao 0 Gilbert, deed. SHARSWOOD ST—Building lot, above 92d at.. 75 feet front by 90 feet to Dresden st.; subect to $6O per annum. 467 RUSH 13T—Two-story brick bouse,,below Coral. at, 25th Ward lot 15 by 61% feet. Orphans' Court Eolate James Hail, deed. 411 RUSH ST—Two-story brick house and lot. 14 by 64 feet. Same Estate. 417 RUSH ST—Two-story brick house and lot, 14 by 64 feet. Same Estate. 214 CURRANT ALLEY-3 wo. story brick houses,wPh attics, below Walnut at , Bth Ward. lot 14% by 78 feet; subject to $3O per annum. OLIVE tvi —3 three-sthry brick • dwellings. 'Nos. 1817. 1319 and 1321 Olive et.. above comes et each about 16 by to feet. C ear of ineurnbrancee. 1121 r" They will be sold separately. sir CATALOGUES ON SATURDAY. AT PRIVATE SALE. A VALUABLE TRACT OF 29 AC {2'3 OF LAND. With Matador' House, kWh:is Elan Lane, intersected b 3 Itightb, Ninth, Tenth and bleventh. Ontario and Theis Areal , within 260 teot of •he Old York goad. Valua bly drell of Brick avg. Terms easy. valuable boding/1i property No. 819 Arch street. BInUANGTON.—A laandaome Mansion, on Main it. lot 66 by 700 feet. BCM LNG. DURBOROW A.UOTIONEERB. Nos. 222 and 2.34 MART street. corner Bank at. Successors to John B. Winn & Co LARGE BALE OF. CARPETING% 100 PIECES OIL CLOTHS. &c. • ON FRIDAY MORNING. Dec. 18, at 11 o'clock on four months* credit , about 200 pieces ingrain, Venetian. LW, Hemp. Cottage and Bag Carpetings, 100 pieces Oil Clotho; Rugs. &c. LARGE BALE OF FRENCH AND OTHER EUROPEAN DRY G9ODB. • ON MONDAY MORNING. Dec. 21. at 10 o'clock. on tour months' credit BALE OF 1500 OASES BOOT% snow, TRA VELING BAGEL ettc_. ON TUESDAY MORNING. Dec. 92, at 10 o'clock. on tour months' credit. ' • - THE PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLISHMENT-. B. E. corner of BIX-TH and RACE streets. Money advanced on Merchandise generally—Watches, Jewelry,' iamone e, Gold and Silver Piste, and on all articles of value,' for any length of time agreed on. WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT PRIVATE SALE. Fine Gold Hunting Case,Double Bottom and Open Face English, American and Swiss Patent Lever Watches; Fine Gold Hunting Case and Open Faee Lepine Watches; Fine Gold Duplex and other Watches; Fine Silver Hunt Mg Case and Open Face English. American and swiss Patent. Lever and Lmine Watches; Double Cue English Quartler and othw - Watches.. Ladles' Fancy Watches ; Diamond Bross , OThs; Finger Rings ; Ear Rings; Studs; Am.; Fine Gold Chains Aledailiets • Bracelets; Scarf Pins; Breastpins ; Finger Ri ngs ; PCnoll bases and Jewelry generally. _ FOR BAL.—A largo and wadable Fireproof Chest satiable fora Jeweler; cost VW Also, several Lots in South Oarnden.Fifth and Chestnut streets. • BY HARRITT & CO., AUCTIONEERS. CASH AUCTION HO No. 230 MARKET street, corner of BAN l rsireot. Cash advanced on consignments without extra charge. NOTICE TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS. LARGE FEREItPTORY SALE TO CLOSE CON . SIGNMENTS. ON-FRIDAY MORNING. Dec. 18. commencing at 10 oxlock, viz: Cloths, Casa. mores. datlness„ Domestics. Stocks of Goods Shirts, Drawers, Knit Jackets, Clothing. Hats, Caps' Umbrellas. Hosier, Is °thaw, &c. Also, Miscellaneous Goods of every description. (ID. MoCLEES & CO. AucTioNEEn% No. 606 MARKET area. SALE OF 1600 CASES BOOTS. SHOES. BROGANS, &c. ON MONDAY MORNING. December 21, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell by catalogue. for Nash, 1600 cases mores, ,boys , and youths' Boots, Shoes, Brogans. Balmoral. &o. Alio, a largo lino of Women's, fdissea' and Children's wear. C . LAUB EVANS, AUCTIONEERS. .63(1 CIIBEITNUTotreet. Will sell TIIIB DAY. MORNING and EVENDNG, A large Invoice of Blankets, Bed Spreads. Dry goods Clothe. Caaahneres, ns hosiery, Stationery. Table and 'Pocket Cutlery. No t ion &c. City and country merchants will find bargains. CO — Terme cad'. Goods Pegkea too of clzezg o . ;Ai'i , iiiiit4': 7 oi.' , :•' -, ....;':•''. - ',:....: , , ON . n U, ~ a a Gattalarr. , ,w ~ , ... - • _.• vao cam. etreet. - Fhilad, • - ~ 1 , SPECIAL, bALE - Olf-•* BEST - .ISI,IIALITIf" ' R./M S •,_ . SILVEMPLATBDIVARE:-WARRANTILD: • •,, ~. - ' . ", ;•• - -,, - 2.0., ,, M0RD0W="51 4, k*isr;'*'t • At 1.056 o'cloc k at .00tt'a Art e r , Ull street; will - be weld. ✓ - avian- lasortinesei'br st qt al l:, -, Triplet liver Plated Ware. ceeprising Tea , ffetri t llalvbelo. Dine. Castors fisiew.lce Pitcnent_gßal Bight; ''r"1••• , • • ... VIOLET & f...V.45 tBENCEI-FE WOMBS. „ _- ..- • • Also, an invoice of ,Tiolet &CAN, ,e.ishrated. Falba* 'Perfumery, comprising•Extrects• Pamadeft'eemletrquesi -•- t,il Antique. Limeades- lit r aten'Fincgar dz e.. 4 0- , • ----..- . - __., . • SALE OP MR: A. D'IIIIIIVETTEIPS .8111' $ R • 'LEVTION OF DIOR ' CLASS - MDDF. 1r; 61 • 0-0,- - Mr. A. D'iluyvetter, preslons to Irhi departmer for Ea . ... rope. has instructed B. Scott, Jr , .to dispose o f . his entire. , gaikey on the evenings of TIIURSDAY and FRIDA.T. 10th and 18th December, at 7yl o'clock. ' , The names Og the following distinguished artists are rePreilent , C 4 by very r is l ' e c tir e li4 ll :kt mPcirtant Y4,erlii. ' . '''' . .' • ',, ' ' . Portlelje, • O. M. Webb, . •:- - 11. Ten Kato,- - , David Col. - Theo. Gerar, . -• ' E. Boas. David De Neter. 1.. Mud .n, - • . .1 B . B. Kirekkook. , B. Sondermturn. Denrlette Ronner. - • Herzog, - - - - -••-- • ; "-- -- E. Vorboeichaven. • Donut LL D* ylairdt. ,' • E. ictopermak. k • .; ; . , H. Seery, and others. _,' The above collection stands unrivall e d for artistic merit , by any that has ever -been presented le the•Americag: public for exhibition East ale. - .., ; • . , ~ ~ ... Now on view in theern Galleries of. the Penney{. yenta Academy of Fine Arts; -day and. evening tmtli saw-- - FURRIERS' SPECIAL BALE OF LADIES' FURS, ' • __ROBES.- ROBES.-&a. __' • • • -. ; . • ON FRIDAY MutiNlNG.',.. • Dec.lB, at 10 o'clock, _•••• :+ -; • • ."- .., ' ; , ........: , ; • • . eel ,70t ofllEr STRUT STREET,. A large a nd valuable assortment of Ladies' Fute,Cartteg• Robes, &c .; direct Item thernanufacturers,- - ..., ;• ; •, • SPECIAL • SALE OF •• 03ENYGOD-PIANOS„_"- WAR-- !RANTED,R, A. CELEBRATED NEW YOFE T ,IIIM-,, , , NUFACTuRER, AND HIGHLY FTNISHED. ,',- , •. ~, .• ON TIiErSDAY•MORNING. Dec. 22, at 11 o'clock. at Scott's 'Art Gallery. 1020 Chaf f:nit street, will be sold. an invoice Of Pianos, via : , 2 Nlo.. 1 class 0-ontove trverstrm ‘ is Rosewood Pianos, hied , / fir lehed. - ‘ ~ • .." - •• • • I No. 2 claw 'beehive "Oyerstrung Rosewood ,Piatlerrs.. highly fintrheil." -- .. . • . . . trNo: - 8 class 7. - okive ' CiiiirifiuTis 114,iiiviood i Firrilee; blehly, finished. , ,• ;, ' -r" - • - •';' • ... ..; •-, ..7 Also, one 7oetaye% Rosewood Marie. riehlY 0010_14 Bailey. The • • banana:teat - ead'beet ,Indnianent lii tble cnuntry, or the svorltktlle , inate pl , rldelt , yituas aWl4ac: All of the above warrinted - ef the bestfhilill:ltYiniri.et t the . most: colelitateil marrelacruroro An - WA oDtizif•fX,o l C.• ;elsewhere. •., ....• , , ~ r• .; , . ~. ; ... - 1 .' • D AVM di 11..fiRVEY. AUCTIONEERS.' Late with M, Thomas a< anw4 Store Nos:4B anll l 4: 3 lNortb SIXTH street. 4 Z 0 HOTEL HERPE FORNITITHE . DL t AND THEIRS. PEREMPTORY- SALE OF THE. ABBIENSE IR. OC OF COTTAGE FORNITCRE OF 'ITILBUFtIi dr. A.TEIL ON• FRIDAY MORNING:" At 10 o'clock. at the auction, 'stole, Nos. 48,and 50 Itortm Sixth strect.theistocksoLldessue.nburri the late fire Ca - Market street, -partly devisee& by Water. to be sold without resarre.% and win embrace ever, vs ;riety of. Cottage Furniture. comp. hang. wiz—About 85 chamber Suits, with marMe tops; 100 Dressing and Plata . Bureau& IPS enclosed Washstands. Si)- Wardrobes.-Obit. dron's Bureaus, Beokcswes. Table°, Chairs, Rockers. Sideboards. - • - tAtaloguee will he ready and good's tarranged for eta ruination on the daY Previous to 501 e... • TA. MoCLULLAND. AUCTIONEER." ' "-- • ,1219 oEwrN MS. BOOM strew CONCERT HATA, AUCTION 800 All goads received and deßverodin rear. of Store. ou .-. AKAR= BROTHERS. AUCT r M . Tho IONEER& :k , mas &Rona) 4X tto..62POl te ilat i i=l. oar oats =ea from fain 4, ABELBILIWIE &,00 ,___. AUCTIONEERS. . • - T= Na MIS miumur ortreet above Fifth: Leo `fitErlllt: TO RENT, SECOND-STORY. FRONT ItOOlitt, - lILTATED 10171(TH. STAMM, IN THE DEW BULLETIN BUILDING, • 607 Chestnut Sta Apply the'Publioation Office. • THE LARGE AND' DESLRABLH p r o STOlit No. 625 625 Chestput Street, iliondlag thrOugh to Janie - street. ' • Rent - per Apply at 627, next door. - ' , 71E'CI The Second ' Third and Fourth Floort± OF TIM NEW BUILDING AT THE N. W. Conier Eighth and Market Sta. These are very desirable rooms, and the looatiOn latur• surpassed for business parposee. Apply to STRAWBRIDGE&CLOTIIIEIC ON THE PREMISE& ' ' • • del-tf FOR RENT. Preinis' es 809 Chestnut Btreet, ' FOR STORE OR OFFICE. Also. Offices and lame Zooms. an ble fora Commis College. Apply at , , BANK OF THE-REPUBLIO. EtFOR RENT—THE DESIRABLE STORE PROP= arty, No. WO Market area t, running through. to Mi nor street. Two Pronto. Alm. tint floor and bass. ment of Bore, No. 521 Minor street. J. M. DUMMER' S. SORB, 733 Walnut street. cTO LET.-9 ROOMED MODERN HOUSE. NO: 5396 Locust street. By M. H. HOFFMAN. destf4 824 Walnut utraet: .112 TO LE T.—VME DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, NO. 924 Clinton f•rett; 10 rooms, 2 bath rooms, floater. hot and cold water, and atm to third W floor' in born. pieta order,• immediate possession. J.:M. GUALAINY.I• SONS, 713 Walnut street. • itFOR RENT—LARGE AND SMALL ROOMB well lighted, suitable for Insurance or, Company offices or business purposes, in the handsome build ing, ho. 613 and 6t4 Chestnut street. J. rd. GUMMEY & BONS. 733 Walnut street. TO RENT.—,A. THREE-STORY DWELLINti with two-story back building, N0.204.4t0 oust street with all modern improvement&gm. bath, ran sa, dre ' Immediate possession. Apply to COP.I.UCK dt JORDA 439 Wabaut atreet., . cFOR RENT—THE HANDSOME STORE AND Dwelling, No. UN Walnut 'street, J. M. GUMMEF• & SONS, 733 Walnut street. Wen BlABahr FOR SALE—ESTATE OF XIENRY Deceased. A very desirable farm. 11236 acres, vYit liamstown Turnpike Road to IllackwoodstOWll. Camden county, N. J. • good house, 2 barns and outbuild ings': land in bleb atato of cultivation; near churches. schools, stores, dm., &c. Pace SUM per acre. For fur ther particulars apply to THDRAS & SONS. 189 and 141 South Fourth street. Fhilada. de840.1114-17•19 fEIFOR SALE OR TO RENT, FURNISHED.-A. 13 andson2e Fourstory Brown Btone Residence,with three•story double back buildings, situate on the south side of. Pine street, west of Fifteenth; hes every modern convenience and is in good order. Lpt_p_ feet, front by 130 feet deep to a street. J. fiL OEVaIIIC & BONS. 733 Wa'nut street . FOE SALE.—THE HANDSOME MODERN . Ethre" o•story brick Residence with three.story doubts backbuildings. two hectare. ramie, bath. ac.; ;veilbunt, and in perfect order. No. 616 Nerd' Mayoral'. J. M. GUMMEY m BONG. 733 Weibutstreet. cFOR SALE—MOOEBN BUILT HOUSES; SITU ate North Fifteenth, N. Sixteenth, N. Thirteenth street, N. 7' ()rah. N. Broad streetWeet Green street, ldVeet Swing Garden and N. Nineteenth st.. M. C. MISHEY, 411 Walnut street. FUR SALE OR RENT.—THE LARGE STORE. 2:447 11th street; or the owner tif hatlti,ltf,_,Bll6NlWVln'the l'remiBeB. nr may be ma by addreeting Bo: rhihtdelphte Poet, office. de4 FUR SALE—THE • HANDSOME • DOUBLE 3 story brick Residence. SO feet front. with back buildings; finished in the best manner, with 'extra conveniences. No. 400 South Eighth street. Lot 114 feet deer. a M. GUMMEY k SONS. 783 Walnut street. GREEN dTREBT—FOR BALPA—A HANDSOME! r, Modern Brick Residence. 20 feet front, with threw. , " story double back buildings. built and finished throughout in tho beet manner , with extra conveniences, street. excellent order. situate stre e t the north side of Green above Twentieth street. Immediate posseaaton given. J. M. SUMMEY & SONS. 799 Walnut Streeh FOR BALE—DWELLINGS. EIRBTAMABLS Country Best, School-house lane. No. 18us North Broad street. No. 20141ocust street. No. 118 North Nineteenth above Arch areal: No, 508 South Fifth street. Trco Flue Cottages. West Philadelphia. ' Fine Dwelling. with Stable, West Philadelphia. Two three story Dwellings, Kensington. di rely to C0P.P1,101.1. dt JORDAN. 413 Walnut street. 1)P EMOVAL—J. GUMMEY dr, BONA.REAL EST lb Brokers. bays , removed to No. 733 Walnut area STOIIIAGE RRDEIVING AND STORAGE YARD, 2009. IXdO k arket atreet.--Taackage and atorago for lumber,irom coal, grain,. bark,. produce and all kinds of merctum. dim. Also, room Mr loading cars from shipment. Terms ReasonahlA. F. glTErtt
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