Philadelphia Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
FIRST DAY.
The Annual Conference of the Methodist Episco
pal Church assembled yesterday morning, at the
Union Church (Rev A. Cookman'a), Fourth street,
below Aroh at 9 o'cicck, Rev E S Janes in the
chair. Nearly the whole number of delegates,
comprising some two hundred and fifty members,
were present. The galleries of the church were
almost raielettively warted by ladies.
The territory covered by this Conference in
cludes that part of Pennsylvania east of the Sue•
qualianna river and south of the Blue Mountains;
the State of Delaware, and that part of the State
of Maryland lying east of the Chesapeake Bay.
Thus it will be seen that north and south of Mason
cud Dixon i e line Is represented ; and this will no
doubt give interest and variety to the proceedings
of this body. to these secessionary and resole
tionary times it can scarcely be expected that the
church embracing free and slave territory should
escape the excitement of the world around it.
Rev Bishop Janes opened the Conference by the
reading of lessons from the Psalms and fourth chap
ter of 2d Corinthians, and the singing of the 777th
hymn
" And are Ire 7elt
And see each other's face," &0.,
followed by prayer by the Bishop .
The sacrament of the Holy Communioii was then
administered to the clergy and laity present. This
was a scene of deep interest It was closed by the
timbal prayers, read by Rev_ Henry Conelsser_
The Bishop thenuddreeeed the Conference. The
mastery of the last session, Rev. R. H. Pattison,
called the roll of members.
Rev. It H. Pattison was elected secretary of the
present session. George . W. Lybrand, A. Higgins,
and J. T, Gracey, were appointed assistants.
Eight and abaft o'clock was selected as the hour
of meeting each day, and twelve as the boar of ad
journment.
The stewards of the last Conference were reap-
pointed for the present session.
A committee to superintend public worship
during the session was appointed. ae fellows : A.
Cookman, G. D. Carrow, W. C. Robinson, J. B.
McCullough. and J. Castle.
The usual standing committees were appointed.
George W Lybrand, W. J. Paxson, E. J. D.
Pepper, H. S Thompson, A. T. retort, and W. J.
Stevenson were appointed a committee to prepare
the minutes for publication.
On motion of Rev Dr. Quigley and Rev. P.
Coombe, a committee of thirteen was ordered on
the state of the Church, to be selected by the
chair.
The Presiding Elders were appointed a Com
mime en Missions
Rules for the government of the Conference were
adopted.
The Bishop then called the names of thoee
mina
ten who have been one year upon trial in the Con
ference
The Committee on Examination reported, and
the Presiding Elders represented favorably the
following. and they were continued :
Randolph Craig, Isaac Meat, Theodore Stevens,
David 0. Hudson, Nicholas M. Brown, and Jacob
0. Sypherd.
Thomas L Jones wag discontinued at his own
request.
The following were also continued : Theoplillua
L Tomkinson. William h Pugh.
A court of eleven members was ordered to try
the appeal of William Williams from the decision
of the Quarterly Conference of Bedding Church.
Philadelphia.
A similar court of eleven was ordered to try
the appeal of R. Shields from the decision of the
Quarterly Conference of Salem Church, Philadel
phia.
The Chair announced the following standing
oommittece
Sunday School Cammettee—Ll. E. Gilroy, W.
ill'Coomba, J. R. Andrew, J. S. Cook, E. Miller,
. Dyson.
Education Committee—J. B. Merritt, C. Cook,
'W H. Brisbane, A. W- Milby, W. Bishop, T.
Cunningham.
F171471e8 COennlitrae—W. C. Robinson, J. R.
Meredith, S. W Thomas, W. J. Paine, L. D.
(McClintock, J Bough.
On Tract Cause—J A. Massey, J. Dickerson,
pi F Bern J. W. Neel:obey, D. L. Patterson,
Pi D Kurtz
1 On General &oat:les—B. S Thompson, Abel
1./reward, William Major, W. M. Ridgway, B. T.
pardner, J- T Graeey..
i On lilissionarN &anti; es—Osage A. Ph rebus,
W. B. Wilton, J. A. Brindle, W. M. Dalrymple,
3. G. Rare.
On Bible Cause—Wm Barnes, J. D Curtis, A.
W. it McCarter, F. Moore, G. W. Mu
llin.
Illesnoirl—B P. Price, C. F. Turner.
Pmperaneo—Neggril f, Flinery, V, Ony,
Rink, P. J. ?or, Wzn. Merrill, J. H. Ligbt-
. committee of irquiry was appointed on• the
eof Wm. W. Wheaton—Bees. Joseph Castle,
D. Carrow, and H. E. Gilroy, were appointed.
The Ball of the stewards was made the order for
o'clock this morning.
the time having been extended, the Conference
inmost at 12t - o'clock, with the benediction, by
Bey. Dr. Hodgson.
yens.-Poi ix .A RAILROAD ()AIL—WC
ve obtained the following version of an incident
. sh happened on Monday In a passenger rail.
oar.
.t was the afternoon of that day of shifting tern•
shire and sky, and at the hour when ladies
to congregate on Eighth and upon Cheat.
!treats to shop and to promenade. The
as oonsequently crowded. It was a yellow
rhich ran eastwardly, upon a certain avenue
toable track, and the conductor was a band
man, whore neck-tie and bosam were 'not
delicately kept than hill car.
this eventful day, an ancient physician,
senses were keenly acute, leaned in a corner
oar upon a gold headed cane lie was one
eta benefactors of his kind who bad under
& long familiarity with deaths and patients ;
at he instinctively sniffed—or se Pickwick
have le, ;• eoitiled " the air. Ile was a ape
health gauge in this respect, and his cape
•gacity at detecting foul airs, infectious pur
1, and supposed pi:nineteen, caused him at di
Ames, to pass for a Reporter—inasmuch as be
pi contrived to get up sensations,.
cording to custom, therefore, Dr. --- bad
Grated but a moment when he began to
" lie drew one breath, and immediately
ted his eyes; a mond breath, his mouth was
as; eta third. he looked bard at the oondne
and vociferated, in a tone of great indigna-
Conductor, there's smell-pox in this car—
•ii it!"
ere was involuntary consternatian_ A mi
lady, in inatf-colored bonnet, attempted to
bat recollected herself, shine there was no
to seise her. A. little woman. with a pale,
as face. looked ones at an infant on her
and bounced for the door A boy, with
a, suddenly swept toward the platform ; and
,e ladies, Midtllo-aged and handsome, with a
sassed scream, shouted that they were to be
cat!"
whole oar was vacated, except two little
who didn't know what it meant, and a veiled
in, whe eat bolt upright in a corner.
that the Doctor walked, with a stern, deter.
I eye. Re lifted the veil from bar face she
it resist.
abashed oonductor peeped beneath the
; the livid, purple scare were Still unhealed;
mean was contagion itself.
the same spirit of silent yielding, she low.
her head, dropped her veil, and left the ve.
ancient " sniffier" looked not unlike en
t mariner, 'wins the couplet upon his lips:
Was Death her crew. and were there two?
Wee Damn that woman's mate ?"
..a.mnym a Summate —Fox CILABR.
nemplated, some weeks ago, a review of
tmerous suburban villages located in the 'ri
ot Philadeiphla. A friends sends na the
ing cbaracteristio account of Fox Chase, a
tat village upon Second street, within the
of the consolidated city
'pleasant village is situated in the Twenty
ward, Philadelphia, on the Second street
Ike, about seven miles from the city. Daring
'ears after it received the appellation of a
s." it did not improve, but within the last
ix years it has been looking upward in the
and probably now numbing 300 inhabitants.
, in the village two store!, doing a good
Ind well supplied with good and cheap
two hotels, with obliging landlords and
:commodations ; two blacksmiths whose
■re heard early and late; two butch
ith five carte to serve their Meat;
issons, with six to eight journeymen,
aee carpenters, with about fifteen hands,
to erect new buildings or repair old ones;
°makers, with five or six hands employed
tbinet-maker, one mill-wright, one wheel
'• and earriago-maker, one saddler and trim
me one tailor, a celebrated
manufactory, and a turnitg and hame esta-
Int—all of which are doing a good business.
is a large two-story public school-bonne,
we teachers, and averaging about one bun
1911a, where, under the inetrnetion of the
ineipal, Mr. Charles A Singer, the youth
Ail to make good progress in their studies;
physiotans, to take charge of the health
ununity. To the turning establishment,
run byoteam, the proprietor contem
n:meeting two run of atones, for grinding
d feed The village is connected :with
iphia by a turnpike road, and with Frank
the old plank-road, now tornpiked. The
er railway from this place to connect with
inkford and Southwark road, will be bullt
ling summer, as the first instalment bee
d and the rails pertly hauled. This will
titisens within an beer's ride of Plsiladel
:Were is a daily mail to this place from
, and two Mee of stages ore direct to and
to city. daily, and the other to Frankford
day. There are many handsome building
lthin a abort distance of the village, upon
- which ornamental and substantial edifices
can areetad by citizens for summer real
There le not a church of any denomina
the place, bat the Baptiste, Methodists, and
aliens Dave each a church with:33 a reasons
-
tame, yet we have often wondered that
bevoien perataa have not erected a church
'ox Chace ere We time,
INBANB AT TAB ALASHOUtiE. —The
extent at the Maebouse devoted to the urea
Menne has long been too much crowded
tit of carrying out fully the benevolent
MIS of these who have charge of these
old unfortunate individuals; but still
lee been don; At during 1860, of the 272
who weer, in the hoepitel on the drat of
V. 1860, 33, or 12 per eent. were disohar . ged
." and improved, while of the 187 admitted
1860. (among whom were many chronic ''.
59, or 311 per cent.. were discharged cured
nproved. Of the 167 men who were the
tat on the first of the year, only 5, or in 3
per
were diicharged, while of the 132 who were' .
ted during the year. 18 or 131 per cent., I
ischargea owed. In reference to use testi-
tile Board say that it would no doubt be tine
ry to the tat-payers of the city tot at the
don a first-close footing The nth can
to pay high prices for treatment in in.
aced or private institutions ; but the great
inq clam of the community, and those who
newly poor or depraved, cannot pay the
charged le matt beepitale, and the rend
the age will not allow the insane of thine
f the community , to suffer for the want of
treatment even If the safety of the column
id not require provision to be mate for them
Rog to an estimate, the oast, to the city, of
'Wag the benne poor Is meetly 5100 a year
it is therefore a matter of $lOO a year gain
city for every cure that is made, and of the
amount of toes for every cue that homer
e and a permanent pnblie burden Of the
Dumber treated leet year, thollo Of font')
‘t6 81 .7 Predominated, about 40 per cent of
le nnm bee being natives of Ireland ; nearly
mt. were natives of Oermanir, arid the a
mt. of foreign birth was 6214 while thole
'an birth amounted to 351 per Gent.
•
Taa G E am & N 110SITILV.—="11118 corpora
tion was chartered by lbe Legialature at the see-
Ilion of 1860. The Board of Managers hams, within
a few days past, purchased a property la the
northern part of the city, with buildings erected
thereon. admirably adapted to the immediate
wants of the Hospital, which will enable them to
proceed without delay, and ate little expense in
fitting up and preparing the establiabment for Im
mediate ocunpanoy. The ground and buildings
are sitaated on Penn Brook Farm, the estate of
Mrs. Norris, in the Twenty drat ward, fronting on
Nineteenth:Twentieth. and Lancaster streets, and
corers an area of nearly four acres. The property
was purchased for $20,000, and will be taken pos.
Nation of on the first of April.
" THE PROTERTA.NT EXCEfANar."—We call
attention to an advertisement under this head in
our columns. They supply all kinds of help for
either men or women. All persona sent from this
office are recommended by some one of the Execu
tive Board. In the city of Dublin, such an insti
tution hal existed for more than sixty years, and
has worked admirably for employers and employed.
No housekeeper especially, but has felt the need
of some concerted plan to supply the proper kind of
help. Farmers, merchants, meinefaeturers; in fact,
any one desiring workmen or assistants, may be
oonfident that, as far as is possible, the best will be
sent to them.
HAND COT OFF.—A man ;tamed Hugh
Hagan, of Moore's Station, New Jereey, had a por
tion of hie hand cut off, on Tuesday, by a thresh
log machine. He was brought to this city and ad
mitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Oun readers should not forget that Pev
Henry Ward Beecher lectures, to night, at Con
oert Hall. Subjeot--" The Hive and its Honey."
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
SUPREIdII CotruT—Chief Justice Lowlie,
and Justices Woodward. Thompson, and Strong.
M. Hale ,Tones vs. Davis' Ezeoutors. Error to
Common Pleas of Northampton county. Argued
by M H. Jones, Hog , for pontiff in error, and H.
D Maxwell for defendant in error.
Carbon Iron Company vs. The County of Carbon.
Error to the Common Pleae of Carbon county. Ar
gued by W M. Dimmick for plaintiff in error, and
by II B: Burnham for defendant in error.
Samuel J. Berger, plaintiff in error, vs. Thomas
Small, at. al , defendants in error. Argued by
Mesera. Reeder and Green for plaintiffs, and by
Charles and Max Goepp, J. G. Shipman, of New
Jersey, and R. D Maxwell for defendants
QUABTSB BESSION3 Judge Ludlow.--
Ezekiel Oade was put on trial, charged with mak
ing dies for counterfeit money. The defence was
that the principal witness bad asserted her inters.
tion to do everything in her power to get the m
oused in prison. Jury out.
Joseph R. Flanigan, the proprietor of the Deady
News, was put on trial, charged with libel in hay
ing published a local item defaming the character
of Vito Vitt The Miele in question professed to
be a statement of the doings of a meeting of Je
suits at a restaurant in Third street, and the whole
party, including Mr VW, whose name alone was
mentioned, were accused of gross Immorality.
The publication was proven by the admission of
Mr. Flanigen, at the primary hearing, when at
the same time he stated his regret at the publica
tion, and that It was inserted without his -know
ledge.
The defence alleged that as Mr. Flanigan con
fined himself to the editorial department, he knew
nothing of the publication of this local item Mr.
Charles C. Wilson, the local reporter of the Daley
News, was called to the stand, for the purpose of
proving that Mr. Flanigan had no knowledge of
the item until after he aim it to the paper, and
then he expressed his regret. The court, how•
ever, ruled this out as not evidence, as the de.
fondant was responsible for the sots of his agents.
This was the only testimony submitted by the de
fence, and the case wee argued by Daniel Dough
erty and Ed. Shippen, Erq„ for the prosecution,
and Charles Gilpin, Efq-, for the defence. The
argument was not concluded at the adjournment
of the court.
LONDON-FIR/O.—With reference to the 1.056
fires which occurred in London last year Mr. Bad
delay, C.E • who hae devoted great attention to
the subject, classifies the canoes as follows; Un
foreseen, and for the most part unavoidable mei
dente, 4 ; apparel Ignited on the person (in each
.oeee attended with fatal results), 5; lights
thrown down areas, 6; accidents with can
dles, 121; ignited bed•ourtains, 74; ditto, window
curtains, 25; carelessness, 7; roasting of chicory,
_1 ; children playing with fire and candles, 12;
ditto with gunpowder, 1; ditto with leelfer
matches, 0 ; unextingnished oindere, 11 ; hot coke,
2 ; burning of cork, 2 ; improperly set coppers, 2 ;
copper flues, 9 ; fire vette, 79 ; sparks from low
motives, 3; defective fire-pla ee, 3; letting off
fireworks, 2; blooked-up flues, 10 ; defective and
overheated ditto, 38 ; font and ignited ditto, 21;
hot air ditto, 3; friction 1; frying fish, 1; ineatt
tines fumigation, 1; funtacee, 17; oareleesnese in
lighting gal, 13 ; escaped gas from defective fit.
tinge, 39 ; ditto from street mains, 1 ; gee burning
too high, or in contact with inflammable goods, 41;
carelessness of gasfittisre, 4; defective heertha, 3 ;
fires made on hearths, 5 ; hot plates and flues, 5;
intoxioation, (in four cartes attended with final 11-
suite), 19; overheated kilns, 5; oil lamp. 6;
naphttlia lampe, 2; melting of Teed, 1; lighted
paper thrown about, 7 ; slaking of lime, 4; linen
drying or airing before fires, (in one iestanoe upset
by a oat), 45 ; accidental ignition of luoifer
matches, 3; lnoifer match-making, 3; incautious
use of inciter matches, 9; boiling of oil, 3; deice.
live and overheated ovens, 3; hearing of pitch
and tar, 9 ; upsetting of paraffin oil, 1; reading in
in bed, 1; ignition of loose ahavinga, 37 ;
smoking bacon, 1; drawing off spirits, 2;
spontaneous ignition of asphalt sheathing.
1; ditto of oolored fire, 1; ditto of bay, 3 •
ditto of wet hemp, 1 ; ditto of lemplaek, 5 ; ditto
of manure, 1; ditto of wet matting, 2; ditto of
oily- sawdust, 5; ditto of oily raga, 5; ditto wet
rage,. 7; heat from steam boilers, 5; heat froni
steam pipes, 2; defective and overheated stoves,
21; drying stove!, 10; gas stoves, 2; ironing
stoves, 4 ; pipe stoves, 8 ; portable stoves, 3 ; tin
man's stoves, 2; sugar boiling, 1; melting of wax
and tallow, 2; throwing down unextinEpilehed to
rso
°, (fatal in two instances), b 3; heating of tur
pentine, varnish, and intianunabic ecompolditone, 6 ;
suspicions, 31; wilful, (fatal in three matey:ea),
54 ; and unknown, (aloe fatal in three instances),
86.
Tan Mans between Boston and Philadel
phia are moat unreasonably delayed The Phila
delphia papers of yeaterday morning will not reach
Boston until to-night at five o'olook. By the pm
sent arrangement of the malls between the cwo
cities '
they are practicality twelve hours further
apart than Boston and Washington, as the papers
from the National Capital are usually received in
New England a day in advance of those of the
Quaker City New York is within five bonsai travel
of Philadelphia, yet the papers of the lest-named
city are twang-Nu hours on the route.—Boston
Transcnyt.
FIArANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The /Roney Market.
PnlLS_DELrlitl, March 20.1801.
Pennsylvania pliond snares recovered ,td and
Reading sutras stook of yesterday's des ine at
the Stock Buard to-day. ?forth Pennsylvania Railroad
shares were weaker. Other securities were unchanged.
The money nte At et remains in the game conthuon
we have teported for weeks upon weeks. Mousy is
plenty and credit dear. lis rust reigns in the bosoms
of men of nr• ate. and the capital that should he setting
all kinds of business in motion, lee In its owners' hands
idle and unproductive. 1 hose who have spare cult and
oven real estate are glad to snow that the Receiver of
Taxes is ready to receive the taxes for VW, aod bta
office la thronged with raven who desire to save the
one per cent. par month allowed upon the city um.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange. Sales,
March BUISI.
RISPORTID BY S. E. BLAYMAIMII, Merchants' Exchange
FIRST BOARD
1000 city 6s--. MX!
2200 City as 115015.342.35
1000 but - 0,
dp Readiug 85 'B5 74,
3000 do 74%
lo do 'BS 1736
la do . -
744%
7$ Cam & Amb...10tm.116
6 ad a 3d-a.reeta 1t... 103 s
117 hums 1t.......... 4 %
77 do ......•... iihi
I Harnabarg R oa.h .
01
10 Reading, ...
_..ellwn. 2 +,: 16 Girard Buck-204. 41-
BETWEEN BOARDS.
1000 Beading SE 7 88...* 74X14 Nomstown --
Mu Or 4o Coates 78.-- 87 I
BOARD
1 1 1 °high Val My* U
410 N retina I , es ... QM
SO SOsvti Alosaow.. 63
60 Penns IL— lota 41
10 Minehill--, - 58
ECEB--DULL.
• SECOND
SIM West Chest 71%
IMO do .71%
10 0 City 97X
100 tread B.rsw/..t.nt
7 Lehigh Val.-.2drs 52
CLOSING PR
Bid_ Asked
Philadelphians_ 677~ 98
Phila
?hits 88 . new -102% 102%
Penns a...—. 87% Es
Read R.......113* at 11-16
Read bds '7O.- 83 .
Reed mt 88'80'4 90Y, 91%
Reed en es 16 74%, 75
Penne rt. 40% 41%
Powilt :arias siN it
Morns Can ea 54,4 55
Norris can Pfd.7lo 111
eeh 41'82 -..... 68% 69
Ech Nat , Imp Si. 75 -
bah.Nav 5tk..... 8%
Bch Nay Prefd- 17 17i4
I.lmint R._.. . 8
Askrd.
Elmira It Prafd..12.14 1336
Elmira. 7a 1.2
Loa& Iguana R. _Jug )O3
Leh * k. 6131 64
talk N CeiLat);
North renna, ft 8 314
NYs 6a. ant otreZU 6691
N Penns R 97
atavism A t on. 3 4
Cetratetaaa prat 9 10
233 3d at fl diroff.l6
r ana&Vme-at a.. 13 1334
Vest Phila. et —..66 69
Spruce a ?me.— 8% 3%
47reen fic Coates ...
I Cheat & Walnut— . 33
Philladelpb
a Marketft.
MARCH 20—Evening
The flour market continue. inactive. the sales being
mostly to supply the trade, at VW 1216 for superfine ;
1116.25m6 76 for extra and extra family ; and 10606-50 40'
bbl for fancy b ands. according to quality. There Is
yen little inquiry for export, and holders generally re
fuse our lowest firm es for standard superfine, which is
scarce. Rye Flour is quiet at $3 t003.63%41 0 ' bbl. Corn
Meal is nteady at $3 8736 for Fenn&
WHHAT is firmly held. std about S MO bush.'" have
been wad at 13511250 for Penns reds, the latter for
prime ;1500 for Delaware do; and 131501450 for white, as
in quality. Ave is dull at Mo for Penna. and 700 for
Northern. Corn is firmer. and not so plenty. Bales of
8 000 bushel. at sarsl6o for new yellow in the oars and in
atom- and 670 afloat oats are nnefomgad. end duo at
Elo for Penna. Barley—A small sale of pnme was made
at 770.
BARK is quiet. Ist No. 1 Querolfron Is held at BM
if tee-
Corron.—There Is more bushing doing at fully pre
vious donations. and the market is firm.
fixocaaTll , B.-Busar and. Coffee meet with a fair de
mand luny %mar rates.
rBOVIRTONs —The market is inactive, and a small
business dome .- A gala of 80 hada Shoulder* m salt was
wane at 7o,uaual tuna
MITILI...Ifitia Is vary little demand forClovergeovi
and about 150 bushels found buyers, mostl y at 014 76 V
buabel
rusay.—There is very little arriving. and the mar
, ket is firmer. Penns bborlile ; Ohio do llOgo ; drudge 17
minge ; and hhda 150.
New York Markets of Yesterday.
Assns are steady at $5.25 for Pots at,d $1.51.;1, for
Peals.
BREADSTUFFB—The market for State mot We s t ern
Flour is a little more active, but prizes are without ma
terial (inane a.
The sale. are 1 050 I ble at $5.1055 15 for auperfine
State 35 1125‘e5 25 for extra !mate ; .5.10 MS 15 tor su
perfine NI iehigart, lonians, Ohio, lowa. dfm . and $5.25
ses 10 'or eltia snoluding elmising brands of round
boos Ohio, at e5.60e5e.64, and trade brands of do at
85.7057.
noun ern Flour is steady. and in moderate request;
sales 1 .3 , 0 bbl at $5 55*5 'IV for euperfine Baltimore;
15 7506 50 for extra do ; 1a 90 1 ,, r Brandy wine ; sElbe
6.5 e for veoreetoa ; $6 not 50 for retersbu-s. City;
and 80 tooras for ktiontoond
CaNaOiao dour is tomer. and in fair demand, with
sates of 450 Mils at 36.750:675 for the range of extra
brands
Rye Flour la dull and 'Piling 'lowly at (38 soot:10 for
the ranee of fuse and superfine,
Co.n Mealis dud sno drooping; we dilate Jersey at
ea Men 8a arandywiLe eajarta 2 5 TtUZIODOOn 3 OM.
awn is rather firmer, with a f-ir inquiry for -iport
and the trade ; ea. 1.840 00 fie fit MO, OW Mined Went
arn,h, .itere . ; Cake for do. dairymen, end efatt* for now
do. at the eepot
Wheat is al11.4) fvm. with a fair ea Reit da li mand 181.0 8
30 0 0 bus at et Ins for fair w Welded ,411160 tor
oacdoe whoa atiologon et 25 for fdilwa kee, *LI6 for
photos spring, ano elle for white Canada.
Rye 1.11 dUll at 630) da Barley is dui• t and steady. at
yoonee. Barley Ram la in ueniand at 856900. Oat* are
moody and ;1; moaarato Tatman, at 30m328 for enatharn:
MGM for Jersey, prelaw-re, and Pennsylvantait Rio
34%0 for State, and aaairoaVio for Western and Cana-
WEISKY U dell and heavy, with salsa of 50 barrels
CITY ITEMS.
hiltmegnit LIPIirING.—We invite the attentien
of our lady readers to the Spring Opening of Millinery
advertised in another column, to take Plane et the
rooms of Mrs. Conrad, Chestnut street. above Ninth.
this(Throuday ) morning. Mrs. Conrad has long been
known se among our most successful caterers 111 this
department and we understand that her arrangements
for the present opening are unusually brilliant. Our
fair patrons will. doubtless, avail themselves of this
bpportunity of seeing the styles of bonnets which are
to prevail during the coming .e 550, 1•
EPR/liG SALICA.—It will be seen by reference to
Our advertising cilimns that Moms. Oakford eons
will open their Spring styles of Hate, Cape, aro., to-day,
at their magnificent establishment. Nos. 601 and 828
Chestnut street. As the yobbo are by this time tired of
their storm- beaten and dilasedat_d vies, a rush may be
anticipated for the new and l , eyutsfulhprins Hata whieh
they will offer.
COLDS.—Few are aware . of the importance of
checking a Cough or " Common Cold" in its fiat stage;
that which in the beginning would yield to a mild re
medy if neglected, soon attacks the Lunge. " B l ' ololoB
Bronchial Troches," containing demuleent ingredients,
allay Pulmonary Irritation. mhl6-stuth-St
GRUA? Crites —London Is the largest airy in
Europe. and Paris is the moat splendid: But wither
London, with its vast wealth and extent. nor Paris
with all its splendor. possesses an establishment to
compare. in all respects, with the celebrated Brown
tone Clothing Bali of Enable & Wt eon, Nos. 603
and 603 Chestnut Street. above Sixth. I- haladelphia.
Thu great store is not alone remarkable for its splen
did exterior, its vast extent, or its elegant fitt.ugai but
it le equally feimoha for the beauty and superior ele
gance of its peerless stock of garments for gentlemen
and youths.
GsbITLENEEIS e
" tpeak gently,"—'tas a little thing,
Dropped in the heart's dee:-
The good. the Joy theta may Ming' "
Eternity sha.l tell.
Speak gently," for a little ward
7 hat is in kindness 'spoken
May tell you where to buy your clothes,
And this shall be the token—
" You will avoid the hapless throne
Of harsh and angry folks
By buying Clothing. rightly made,
At the store of GRANVILLEC drones."
No. 007 Chestnut street, who sells on the" one price' ,
principle, and presents to each purehaser a valuable
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST BIGKT
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut.
R 0 mu on, Frank 'mt. KT ' 1 " Pa Hoyle, Kentucky
Kirkpitsrtok, Nashville W Haven, PPreburg
W Denny. Pittsburg Wit Wok/neon. lilmous
K Porter. ?mecum B Brown, Penna.
W Miiler, NoW Jersey J Brows & wf. New York
J H Hi gins. Bast n A 8 Musseiman__, Penns
it Mathews & wf. Prey, R W O'Brien, New Yo k
Mrs &tames. Be aware M.O Staples. Delaware
J K Elora & la, New ark ii Stii.ens Contend, N H
D W Van Innen. New York Mrs Thatcher & d rouse
llopkimen Balt Mies A I) Smite, B a r ',more
Mies d. putter, Baltimore &waken P smith. Balt
Mrs Donn M B Lowrey. hrie Pa •
W Dawson & wf, Newark Al Parte , eon, Portarre,NH
John Burnett, New York Chas Walker. U 8 A
J„fo 8. one. w York Lainer & N Y
Jo Gorham Prow, It I IL r maroon Prov. R
C N W Gontnar,New rk C Gammen * la, N Y
C K Gamsen Jr. New York L Warren & la. Baltimore
Mrs Oliver. N ew York K. Marshall, Pittsburg
J G Gordon, owe Bon G W ScoSeld & la, Fa
Mrs L Wetmore. Penna Mrs John Sill. Penna
wm D Brown, Per na L D o etmore. Penult
John W Evans & wf, Del W K Turner & lAN
Ron it Brown & la, Penna. N J Barrett. Delaware
Bon estie Coombe Ky Albert Matthews & la.. N Y
New York Professor 2 nderson. N Y
Chas L M oore, Cincinnati B Wood. Jr, & wf, Boston
Phu, Fisk, Penner Wawa- A B New York
T P Grinnell & la, N Y Miss Grinnell, New York
L. therwirtho New York W Mork 01. Easton
C W Noyes, New York Wm Gray, Boston
J B MoCreary, at Chunk kP a llsson. Boron
D Rice. Maine A P Benderson, Balt
Miss Henderson. Balt Miss Zurich, Batts ore
Miss Wel es, B ltimore A 8 Dooley, M D, Pd.aut
F R Hobson, Virginia ' D Mordecai, Penna
Dr A Fleming, Pittsburg A M Wdiie, Virginia
it Miner, Zanesville, Wig SPILDI G MlUisan
Jan a cir, on. Jr W Conolly, Montreal
John M Larkins. Tennessee T IbleGee,North mans
H G-Blase, Medina, Ohio Mrs 11 Slake, Medina, 0
miss B. Blase, Medina. U John Pli wentwortn. oat
Mrs Reiman Baltimore R B Peebles, Alabama
M W Gait. *ash, D Davin Boggle*. Kentucky
F Willis Fisher. ht 0, NY LP Hoover Wasnington
T Hughes!. Illinois it pewter, New York
J'k Leavitt, New York It S Chase, Massa:Musette
T Rosenberg, Mingo Geo W Batton. N Yorir
A L ibany J B Lowenstein, Cineinti
•Stadeker. New York I. Gump, Dayton, 0
I. Bangs. New York J (3 Welsh, Mitond
F Putman. &Ashville II Wall, New _Yore
.1 M Cohhs,Virgime. .1 A &Sigler, Virginia
Wm T Coleman. New York Wm Pooley. Memphis
D Rom es Maine Lient Wm Gib on, 1.7
J G Morgan. NAPS York 3 converse, Conneotiont
J C Okay & ,f U 3 N J Stair, York. ka
Brown ,York, E 13 Moore. Permit
J T Owen, Petina R N Peterson, New York
AMERICAN HOTELr-Cheatant street, above Fifth,
M Cochran. Pennaylvania. D J Gamna, Minis
L &'a. Pa E Berner, Illinois
John H nmith, Baltimore Mei Lord &IS Trenton
K D mph,. Trenton Jas Somers, NOW York
C Young. New York A $ Ellett, St Paul
K t, Williams,flalesbary.hid Day Malesbury. M d
A E Sebum, Wash! sten. 0 B chooh, worth t'arolina
G Gunter. North Carolina W PlakernaS, Mt Hell)"
Freak Myers, York, Pa C Reber. California
9 smith, New Jersey W P Smith, Pi Cattle. KY
J RlaleyaiiinolB T Ii Clark, i,.diana
H Batt, Cardale, Permit J L tredd, New ir ork
H sayers, Jr, & la, Pa it M Jameson & wf, N Y
W 11 (Meet, P J Levy. hlidd etown
M.Alann. Maryland C B Pease, Agri/infield
C D Brown, New York Geo Stratton, OawrXo, NY
W rummx,Opweso PT Y D M Switzer. Virginia .
H lIIMUSIS. Columbus, Ind W W Kirby, Tennessee
C A Bailey. Tennessee
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, below Aron.
1) W Moore, Clearfield Elias Barr, Lancaster
M Dickinson, Madison J 7 pagan, Elt Paul
J Kirkpatrick & en, Fittehg T D K, ger, Illmoie
dw craus, o I) p °win. El untiut don. l'et
W ereon, Uni-ntown, Pa IP Love t, Gry ushers', Ind
L C Roeb..oe, vhio Capt. John • l'iort, fen a
Horatio 0 Fisher & wf. Pa lsli 8 Saeger. AllentoWn
J L suatiins, Tennessee X F Stribling. Tennessee
Wm Arruntroug. Ohio John C Montgomery, Del
Hon R Hr. dhead. Heston A M ronover, "'bits
0 W Holmes. Ohio Wgyoseina••.t.thie
Pea Dick, Hamilton, 0 T W Matthews. Washin'n
F Fluke, Woustar, 0 W Young, Uaion co
It at Clair, Newt ors[ B It Marshatl, N J
W B Punter, Fitteburg Bon W T D tighertY, Pa
'1 hos Evans,_llenderson,KY John 8 Rohm Lane Co
J Leblig.renna H F Snyder. bireencastle
111 A Laidig. Poona Jahn L W Goodwin. Tenn
Geo H anent.. Morgantown J R Duke, 7 e negate
it teTurner. Tennessee Geo Ball Jr, New Ydrk
E bra Pride. Council Biuff EIL owrifield. Uniontown
W McCleary, /Smithfield Job V Hanson, Mau
JONES' HOT EL--Cheetnut Street. ebove Sixth.
M Greeley, Pennsylvania Will Darebower, Beading
G K Pwearedon, Virginia A W Bouthmayd, Mary Pd
11 Granger, Pinlarleiphia J Bacillar, Jr. Baltimore
„I in N inabester. V ilm,Lel J• o tt, 13anlinore
th Deß Beim, Pottsville Miss C Mickey. Pa
W H Gay, Gino C P Rose, Boston
J B Meson, Pennsylvania David • econkey, W Ches
W T Damon. Boston Jam., H Dove, Maryland.
C Tower, Pottsville J B Van Buren, Neer York,
E Dyott, Maryland A M Arietr. Maryland
J DaFgetc, blew York A 0 Hanson. M.,ryiatid
B H Banson, Jr._ Maryland C II Mann. Baltimore
rif Outdoes Wabash Dr FauebDiranser, ri York
$ Armstrong. Alaaarna ream Nevins Manama
R W Judson, new York E. W Judson , York/
:me hi Barris. New Jersey W G Mason. Maas `
Mrs Woods, Wilm, I/ el W Woods, Wilm, Del
Xi Carlton /c. la, Baltimore
ST. LOUIS BOTFL—Chestrint street. above Third.
J C limn., Penns M Derbertr _bey York
ill M inset/01V assnoitusetts Dr 'I boyar, to insaehnireiri
3C Butner & L D Bsiley.Kana.s
C W illvme, Lute nnatt,o I. P Seamen. tin s 0
Jos Do nell. New 1 ort J row York
C Woodn attjask. , onv'e a 'Y Dart & la, Alban,'
131 Sanderson Penna J R Mi ler. Ohio
W W Dashill, Delaware D Cobb Pennsylvania
H Cook. Baltimore John Pariand. Maryland
n•allade. Reuduag
TRH talLeri—Arott street, above Third.
B H Jenkins. Ohio G W #iaf Roohrater
.1 Bayard, n ocheater et A Garoner. Rochester
rare it A Btoddard Ancient T hi Flint, Mar laud
Mrs K. M Rho allaerly T Hllegond, Maryland
I 4, MoPadden. York no G W Simpson Bmtimore
K A e. Tamar, Malyland hi H Hymore, Maryland
Kam. Maryland Re GrAfith. Maryland
A Johns, Maryland D F e. 1.401. M IN Mary Pd
L des 1, lowa Loos, Laaaaarar
J Hammer, Oryrigsburg D K Jamey. New York
1.1 A Beckley, Penns H ring man. Oh.o
0 Bryan, Kagcatown Duckett. Jdaseratown
Kids A flray. tiagerf town D T Madhya. owe
tic Mager tc la. Fenny G L Boyd. renaa
carter, retina B Evatas, Patina
G H Locher, Baltimore
NATIONAL HOTEL-Bees street. abMta Tiara.
J Smith & la. Now York Jaa Ramsey. Delaware
John Yachter, W13081'1118,141 A H Farmer. New Jamey ,
O Birch, New Jamey H W COI. Columbus,
Mill Ann Boyer, Norristown Mies M Broose, Postatern
John Boyer, Potimown Conrad Weaver. Pa
J Qailim•n, Norristown Mrs Qintlman, Norristwn
W n Vandyke. Phila It HWiley, Pennsylvania
John 8 a•arah. Leirrialburg• V E Dupes% L.,wiabiaa
Anson M Williams, Pa G W OrOVer, Pinegrore
W L Why re, Pottstown F L cannon, Bearer Yal
STATES UNlON—Martel etreet, above Sixth.
J H Johnson, Lewistown Jas M laird. Oreensburg
C shitibs I anosster co Time Edward & N J
N Kelly,:Phila
K Davis, York co, Pa
W BostonWeitoser. Philp
W H Mason. Carlisle C He , eel. Amputee Island
"P Smith. Dureeen'sWoods, Perry oo
W tl Davidson, New ;erne,. 13WI okeyeblia, Venn
John G Freeland, Penn. Wcu C Come, Phil.
REVERE HOUSE—Thad street, above R See.
P H Lehr, • llentovrn Col Reek. Pennsylvania
J Bevis. Wilmington,Del t anal Bright thrift
Ingo On.o W D Wilson. Pittsburg
Iva} 8 Leffler. Nehl Haven James 4 Robinson, Penne
W C Ferris. Dover. Pa 0 J Yost. Dow?, Pa
R Thompson. liovltston John Fisher. Pitrebure
J Garrei son, Penne J u Garration, Cheeter.PO
it Harwell. ut. Pottstown 8 B etnrclevant & wi, MIII
Philip Purcell. Hew Jorsay Isaac Williams, Lane, Pa
P Uhler, Utilervi Ile, Ps
COMMERCIAL HO EL—Elixth it. above Chestnut.
A F Evens. Chaster no Mini Linigg, Virginia
Ml's Landis, Virebiia A dp_riimen Coatesville
Mis Jo h nson; Coatesville t o n field
nPew
eo
HA ^ ew Jersey . Wm Hilton. PeW York
H °Watson New York W MOM illin, New rustle
J Jackson, Pennsylvania Jacob H Way,renna
Geo Mason, Chester co JP, R Crr use, vork co
Mica A Ifixoon Chrrt•r oo Mie.MM J Mason. Chen oo
Dlums M A Griffith. Cheat co J M Griffith Charter cc
G M rime ixville .1 G rig ry Chenter oo
L Burk, Cheater co CJ Arthur, Mont; Co
H Lan born, West Chester Hobert Lynch, Poona
IVIERCBMCM ROXTRE—Third at.. awes Cs
N B Gannet.. Allentown B W Good, Goodville
Joautb Straus Pena& %V WennerVennsylves is
J) MeTwk. Easton. Pa A 'Am:towel. Balton. Pa.
E rennsylsanin W Jones. Allentown
Cwilenn. Jenkintown M B Felirnen Yenne
T aitherhalt A Ponna
R A Blumer, New Jersey
F Swartz. Ohm
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Callowhill.
C A 'Kuhns, Allentown W L Jones, Allentown
Mrs Runreon. Reading Geo W *Waggon. Heading
H bowler, Bunks co Jarob Bowler, Montg co
11 Bomberger Lebanon CO ii P Boy er, Rellettown
Jahn Harbester. Reading (men Jones- Monts no
E D Jones, Pennsylvania Jas Molony, Ruche oo
keter Brown, Lancaster oo
BLACK BEAR—Third tenet, above Callowhlll.
Bettenatem Peneaviva Jaoob Boyer. numereville
Oboe Harp . r. Jenkintown hue N Lerma. Beading
M Dental, Reidioe lees ilage,. Re .dirla
Beer. Stein. Lehigh oo Mrs II Atm, Lehigh on
David Beiabolz, Penns Eliae °bold, Pepanyivapia
(1 demo W b i nonti TaMISSIAS C Roads. BoathaSPlOo
D H Bechtel, Beoh elsvtile Levi Tem:le. Hartselle
Wm Temple. flartaville .1 W 80, er. Germantown
Immo Berand, Penns Philip übold,Penneylvania
John Mat a, DnaPhin no
BARLEY PPFAP ROTEL—feeorel wreet. bet. Vine
Wm Rowland. Penn% Charles Rad. r,_ Penns
h Reaper. hos base B nroadate.Dynerry
a Miller. Pennsylvania R B Ramsey Doylestown
Chit. Stadia,. Trenton. 141 N Whitman. 81.Itnnrir
M. Whitman, Boletatry J Vito. tea, Booth Amboy
Sohn Y 3 Jones Rstboro D McCarter, Centreville
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second et.. above Market.
Wm I O'Riley,emoinnati Wm (Wine. Milford, Del
John W Hall, Delaware .1 W Wrotten. bele:ware
Henry Hearne, Smyrna, Dei J H Simmons, Wilm. Dell!',
MOUNT- VERNON HOTEL—Second (R., above Arch
s*Me% Del Wstor ORD A Warner, Maas
tin Pell. Eaw;e7. ra T M Jamison, Haltimore
Ohm Nelson- Pennsylvania
SAVING Fillip.
AMFRICAN LIFE
INSURANCE AND Tirlll/ COMPANY,
OffidB 8.13. corn , r kOURTH and WALNUT Streets.
This institution oolittttues to revolve Deposim, as
ma!, and nays all auras. large or email, on demand,
as it ha. always done. It has naked for no /wistaria*,
and demos none. January 19, e 1360. mna,im
°AIM PRINTING> ISBEIT AND OFINAPPAT IN
the Oily* at 34 Mtn THIRD etraot.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, Beat and Cheayeat in the
Oity, at 34 *oath THIRD Street,
BILL-HEAD PRINTING. nest and Cheapest in the
City, at 34 3ontIiTHLRD Street.
RAPID-BILL PRINTING, Beet and Cheapest in the
City. at 34 Smith THIRD Street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other descrip
tion of Printing, of the moat superior quality, at the
mast reasonable inter, at RINGWAIR & BItOWPPII,
Drfizei's Building. 34 Routh THIRD litres% doll-tr
THE PRESS.- = PHILIDELkiII, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, ± 1.861.
SEE FOURTH PAGE.
IVE
Ship Flnntwins. DoweAßls. R 4
day frown lloston. in ballast
to Peter WriK ht & Hons. Towed up by tug Ame r ica.
flrthr Alphonso. vinoent. 1 diy from Balrm. NJ, with
rain to Jos L, Bewley & Co.
robs Venda la. Cooper. 1 day from Odessa. Del, with
corn ro Bewley & Co
WEECKRO GOODS Bohr Cray Eag'e and sloop hliet
wriyed last evening with w relied soods from the sehr
Routh end Ready, ashore near Cape May Court Rouse,
oonmsned to p. A Moaner &
ittRORANDA-
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Rinemond 19th inst.
Ship H H Tucker, Clark, from Havre, arrived. et
CheriestoniGli inst.
Ship liarpswell, Cotton, from Bristol. Eng. arrived at
New York yesterday. Experienced heavy westerly
gales the entire pasesze for!a sad,
cleared
Bark Lebanon. Giles, London, oleared at N York
yeeteroay.
Bark Clifton. Lewis, from Palermo Jan iv, arrived
at Baltimore y esierday. •
Sohr Coerrime. Willetts. for Wilmington, NC, went
to Nee from Charleston 16th inst.
Sohr Henry Mar. Hoover, for Boston, went to sea
from Charleston IGth inst.
Fohr 1) Townsend. Townsend, for Mobile, cleared at
New York yesterday.
Rohm Excelsior. Rileyp, and War Steed, Smith, henoe
for Boston, at New . Vorle're.terday.
Sohr Jonathon May, Cobb, henoe, arrived at Charles
ton lege iner,
Rohr R 8 Miller, Gifford, hence, arritrod at Charleston
17th inst.
rehr Lydia A May. Baker, for Philadelphia, went to
sea from Charleston 17th inst •
Sohn .1 ti MoCai thy, Smith. end It J Merrier. Robin
son for Jacksonville, o eared at. Charleston 16th Inst.
The bpi/ Madeira. ':apt !stilton from —arena Feb 16
for Boaton_,with a oaten of auger . , IN into the /Viter
bar. area, York. eate,dav short or fu P el and provision.
She Wen relieved by the steaming Re.eue. which toot
off her passengers Cept Morton states that the night
he lett Havana he came in collision with the British
brig Homer, of Windsor, PlB from Ctodenee She tank
Witnin fifteen minires. A boat wee Isneolhers,ano all
hands were Barred. The Madeira was driven out of ter
course by sales es far south as lat 111 4Ci miles SE
of Fire Island she passed the wreck of a large ve!.
AP er her relief by the Begone, the Madeira proce eded
to Boston.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAVING FUND--AMBRICAN LIFE INSU
RANCE AND MIMI' Co.. S. E..ootner WALNUT and
FOURTH fitreete—oontinnee to MOWa deposits. tad
Pays all sums on demand. in gold.and
TRUSTEES:
Alexander Whilidin, Pree't., J. &los Thomeou,
Samuel Work, Vice Preel., Jonas Bowman,
John C. Farr,R. H. Townsend, M. D.,
Samuel T. B odine, John Ail. man,
H. H. Eldridge. ' W. J. Howard,
George Nugent, . A. C. Roberts.
PHILADELPHIA, Islaroh 19th. Nei. mh19.61
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAFirT TIKID7
ComPANu.—lnterest film per Oeut. WALMITV BIM*
southwest corner of TRTRD.
B&TOBILOWS .lElAlB.Dyn.—Tbie celebrated
and orient Hair Dye is the bast in the world. All
others are mere imitations of thte great original, which!
has gained anoh extensive patronage in all partite!' the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Liquid Hsu
Dye instastry produces a splendid black or :Ataril
brown, without staining the akin or injuring the hair,
and will remedy the ill Resets of bad dyes, isvigotatla
the hair for life. - .
Bold by all Druggisrts sad Perfumers. Wholerale by
PARNEBTOCK & CO., DYOTT & Flu!Molehill'.
mkt -a'
GROVNB, & BAUM'S OBLIBRATED
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINBB.
The Best in Use for Family Swine.
No. 730 ClintilTßUT Street. Philadelphia. ma 7-17
Ow PRIOR CLOTHING OF THH LA MM'
STYLES, made in the beet manner, eaeresely.for RS.
TAIL PALES. LOWEST rolling prim marked in
Plain Figures. All rood■ made to order vaunted
detlefootorY- Our ONE-PERM 'ream le ■triotly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
st5S-ly JON sefl et CO. Roe a7A R KITT Street.
14.4.0 IE—YO7.--On th e tech lent, by the Rev.
Honer, W. Uner, Mr. h•mae Wallace. of.rhiladeletna.
.41 Mrs. Barbara Arm Y o n. of rtarhasten 0. 1 4§.
N. •
ULLMA N—MAAR.—On the 19th hut. by the Rev. I.
Frankel. Dr. /Aldine Ul mu. of //anoxia, Mo.. to Mies
Elaieh Maya of Philadelphia
FRICR—N.MITR.—On th, 19th Ind., by the Rev. Al
fred Cixrman, A. P. Priek or bleff•ville. Lancaster
co.. to Mite Mollie • rein, of Philadelphia.
GREY—BUN ING.—Un the 21st of November. IMO,
by thr Aqv. B. T. Noakes. Mr. Philip Grey to Mn.
ale fluntinc. both of ibis oity.
DIED.
tie ATTY.—a t Enstol, Pa., on Wednesday, March
20th. Catharine A., wife of Robert C. Beatty. aged 83
)11nri.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence. on
Salurdn,..v. the 23d net. at* oielooh in the ertererion.."
oTr.4 YRIL - 011 Tuertial" riflernooll, /9th Marehi
Eiluatieth t-, wife of %rewire W. utterer, and dough
ter of tile late Captain John L. Ferguson.
Ber friends, and th. ee of tl e family are parfpularlif
Invited to attend her Arne cal, from her late residence
tro. 1023 Race street, on Rehm ay morning, next, 28.1
met.- at In clock. To procetd to Mount Morlah
Dietary.
rh.h.e.Bl4l2.—At hie reepdenoe on Fkareh lane.-Ger
mantown, on the 18th inst. Geo. F. Meager, in the filth
yefarol hie ace.
His relatives and male friends, and Mende of the fa
mily. Artillery Corp. of Philadelphia Grays Harmony
Lodge. Nn. 82, A y M.. rhilemathean Loire, No 10
and Encamp.,ent 0 13. 1. o_. of U. F., innetiaba
Lodge. Pone of Malts , and the Orders generally, end the
Assistance Steam tiny unsine CCompany. are reameet
fah, inVited to attend Me harem.. from the rordenee
of h a brother. 80. 1808 Vine street. tats (Then
ray leftersinen. et 2 ...look, without farther notice. In
terment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery. •
Bea. R I INL r.E.—On the 18-h irn., Theodore 11 , only
child of Theodore and Sarah J. Beardsice, aged 2 yearp,
8 mondial and 15days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to c attend the funeral Baia (Thursdey) afternoon, at 1 ,
o lock. from the residence of hie parents filo. 71SO ,
Booth Second street. •
CliaPaaert.—Uri the 18:11 instant, Mreuarinla 113.
A. Cho ninon. the Zith 31lar of We
r age,
Funeral I rom nesicience. We Lorain street, tbill
(Thureday mormog. at 30 o'oloou. •
611.1 INGElniff.—On tnel9.h inst., Sarah J., wee sa
Joseph J. Gillingham.
Funeral from the res Pence of her huiband, No. lit
Laurel scree! . this ( Fifth-day) arternoen. at 2 o'clock.
MILL RD —On the 18th instant, I lizabeth, wife
of William Millard in the Std 3 ear of her age. ...-
The funeral wilt take place from the residence of her
1- than Christian meonmetz. No. 1241 Vienna. 'Creek
below Frani/ford MIL !hilt l'hurtiday)„aftertues, at."
otelook.
(39-OnCLt the 19th instant. 'Hannah, daughter of
Joseph and Farah Clegg„ in the 26th year of her age.
Funeral from the reemence of her nu/ante, t over .
Mork& toWnship, Montgomery county opposite Maw
yank ne x t Friday -tut-noon, at 1 o'cl ock.
.IKFP LES.—On the 18 , h Instant.lBarah L Jeffries.'
Funeral from her late reirdencie, No. 1118 Button.
woad street. on Friday morning at lOg o'eloek.
TA YLO R.-On the 19th inalant. Mre. Jane 4471er. in
the 18th year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, 40. MO Chatham
street. above Buttonwood. iletween Fifth and Sixth,
thi•(Thucaca • morning. at so'olook.
DO "IN Ll r •—On the 19th et., Ellen Jane, wife of
Wimam Donnelly. air thirears.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. N. B.
corner of Neveneenth and Christian Mane this
(Thursday) afternoon et 2 o'clock. •
FOLR.-04 the 19th kat . Mr. James Polk, aged 119
yea's.
Fluent' from the residence of his son-in-law, le r.
J. Smith, No. Mt No. th Twenty -third street, this
I Thu.sday) morn .ng at to o'clock .
FRICi..—On the 19th instant. Robert Mitchell, son of
io hard and Emma Price. aged 8 years and 9 months
BrielA(9- —On the 19th in-i Frederick tow sop of
William D. and the late lbeth Benno's. in the 4th
tier of his age.
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oedvf d Black Silk Remota and San Umbrellas ;
Faelish Bombazinesammer Bombazine' ; LnpliVe
Chall, ; Alexanarea Kid Glove.; Violet-430%nd Hp.
moves ; Blank Greyed', e Shawls ; ehepherd Timid
Pasoan. 3231 coats ; real Jet ilr. , oehee ;_rmied-aornor
embroideled tiesdkerehtfa Blank one ParolefiLens ,
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Lawn mete, 25 snots. mOs •RNI NG ;oar:.
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[CrUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
(DP PAK t ta ENT Or A RTll,l—The Examina
tion of loge unior. rionhomme. and FTIPIthMILTI 1311.11,11.
at the mof the Second Term, will be held in the Ml
lowingoroer
9 HIJNSDAY, 21st. From 9 to 11, Juniors. by the
PRoVO9Ir. " Intedeetual Phi osophy, end hoph. -
mores, by
_Prof. FR ZER, ' Chemistry of the eo.l-
bolds." wry ten. From Mtn 47reshmen, by Prof. AL
LEN,_" Great Gnemici Pests "
PR/DAs ,224. P. am 9to 11 Joniorg. by Prof. Ecly-
DA L." Dithlrential Gah Won " Writtin , From lo
1. Pophomores, by Prof. Jai-R 9 .14, •' Cicero do Of
rATURDAY.OId From 9 to 11, Juniors. by Prof.
D% mimics "
PAW% DAY, 26th. F rom 9to U . Sophomores. by_Prof.
COFFEE, • ogle , "and Freshme.. by Prof. A.R. , -
OA LL. " Algebra," written From 11 to 1, Juniors, by
Prof. JACK ON. Je yenta." written.
TU • uDAY, , 26th. From 2 4 to 1.1. Sophomores. by Prof
KENDALL. • Plane and tipherinal 7r,enomepy”
written. Promll to I. Juniors . bLProf. A L LEN. "Deb
mosthenes--"ir.t 01.ntm and met pi n upp i4 .l. -
WEDS h SDAY. 27th. P r m 9 to 11, Freshmen. by
Prof. COPPEE,_"bistory. From 11 to I,Soi honoree.
by • ref. ALL t. ' Thneydidet—diallian Expedi Ma."
THURSO • Y 28th Fr,m 9 to half-pan 11. Fresh
men, b. Prof.J . ACICSON. " Horao•—. mores."
On 1131JRAIDAV Evening, the 28th at eight o'olook,
an Exhibition of necremation 01 origiinsloomoositions.
by mambas of the Junior Laws. will be held tr. the
Cohere HalL GEORGE. ALLEN.
nit.9l 9t Peers's'y of the Paanlty of Arts.
tIrALL PERSONS DESIRING WORK
through the PROT ooT - EXC.ANGE.
. corner ot SIM' end SECOND Streets, most have
recommendations signed by one of the bxeoative
Board.
Ledge. _
R. J P.. 1661 noise avenue.
A. Campbell-- South street.
L A. Campbell- —.14_2i07 Cherry street.
D Cooker, .16_7 -inures avenue. "
It. Mc urtne -......16-1139 Hope street.
J. Bigg_er.--.. —. lB .1 wenir-eeocind &Wood..
W. B. --24 ...Stanavink
J. G. --- 26-13 N. Tenth .Creel.
Caseadee.. ... Federal street:
.1. 8 Stewart- —l2-1614 shippen street.
Bollingsworth-.......-...34. .I'somp.on street
R.J.Mat ee wool street
3. -15arse7-, .31-713 South street.
R. .43-1421 Lombard street.
H. nuart 8. Twentieth Street
T. Donn— ,45-tois street.
"48..730 Sterlirg street;
W. Andiarvey-- ineteenni lc couis Ste.
G. W Reed .1617 Mt. Vernon street.
H. G. Duffield.- .—. —..65-nankford.
e 66..116 N. Ei*hteetith
67-926 Nectarine street..
Whoever 'laid' good worsmen or- women, apply as
ab-ve It
hIR. LARD'S LECTURES ON WOMEN,
SeconALecturc of ohs course vt it frogmen
on TAVRtPAY hV« le IN 0, in *he Rail of the Univer
sity, March Tickets 8 cee'ock. Subject*:
man's Love." Tickets for the coarse. $t ; single ad
mosion,2soents. To tis has at Martian's, aszstd's,
and Destivet's bookstores, and at the doer. mks) 2tv
nx . REY. HENRY WARD BEECHER
Will le , tore at CONCEIT HEW, on THU Hii-
D nentnr,the 211 t. at anarter to 6 oioleok. Sub
jeet—" 1. 1 1 1 , 1- lye and Its .111ot e 7." Whet. 65 aeons,
111
at T. B 13 1 i'e. M. W. corner fourth and Chestnu t
streets ; .MKITIPINEda 81bta1N5.56 North . Fourth
street; and •it the Ball on the day and evening of the
lecture. Beeerved seats on the ylatfOrn and east Mole
50 Dents; for sale aa above. m .16 5t
TUN 11011711 ANNIVERSARY OF
1; $
THE You Nit hißros c-INUTR "P
AL IM&
X
SION. of the M. E. Church, (laboring re Bedford,
Baker, and Spofford Street., and vioinity h Will babe d
on 'T URBDa Y EVENING, the 2 et. mat.. at 734
o'clock. in the Unio.. Methodist 1. ramps, Charon.
Fourth areas. below. Aroh. Addressee will be delivered
br Rev. Dr. Wiley, Per. H. Co.olazer, and liev..l 8.
Walls &semi woes will be song hy thecauldron
from the Altsston Bohool. President Allen, of Girard
College. will pre. d
Tio.,eta ITlfq be hail notate:nutty at perkierne
Higgme'. to North Fourth street, Milliken & Co.'s, 8R
* reh street; Wm. C. Stevenson's, 712 Rooth Second
street; Snoderees & Stseiman's 52 South Seoend
street ; or of Jacob H. Flurdedal‘. ilog Chestnut street.
A Aolleebon will be taken up in aid of the canoe.
nthl6-st.
[7. CITY COMMISSIONER S , OFFICE.—
TO ROTTr,L KEEPERS, RESTAURANTS,
an others moiling Liquors by less measure than a
Quart.
Applicanex for new license. also those whose R
ummies expire in May and Jane. will apply at the
Office, Be provided by acts of ReseMbly. on the follow.
lu gg a
„ ward on Friday, March Ist.
Second and Third wards. on Monday. March. 4th.
ourth ward, on Tuesday, Maroh 61h
Fifth ward, on Wednesday. March 6 th.
Sixth ward. on Thursday, March 7th.
Seventh and Eighth ward*, on Friday,_Milyeh Bth.
M
Ninth and Tenth wards on Monday. aroh
Elesanth ward on Tuesday. Pdarah nth.
Twelbh and Thirteenth wards. on Wednesday.
March ISth.
Fourteenth and Fifteenth wards, on Thursday.
March 14th.
Sixteenth ward. on Friday. Mardi 18th.
eeventeenth war& on Monday, 4 / 1 arch 18th.
Eighteenth and Isineteouth wards. on Tuesday.
M arab Nth.
Twentieth ward. on Wednesday. March ]well.
Twerp 7 first and Twenty-second wards, on Thursday,
al swill Slit
m ize h nl s l t ithird and Twenty-fouri
j h A vrard Es s, ts o f il A F4ds ,
fed7-trnh2ll - Clerk City Corrunisskyners.
WILL OF JOSEPH PEROTT, of New
Oriezion.---To bin Wile, $18000; Daughter,
812,000 B•nther, ST 000 •
, Washing.ton,fdargaret
mon, SLOW ; Colored—fbiledelphls. jamas Booms
Tango, 1110,000 Tlisw York, Borman & Young, 4 1 , 60 1 k
lt*
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MARRIED.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOW READY,
PRE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR
APRIL, 1861!
Ti, rublimbers of the AtLatino Monthly would erne
stalls commend to the, notice of the publio tse anima
time table of contents of the April number, which wil
be found below:
CONTENTS
APRIL DAYS.
Trig PROFESSOR'S STORY. (Conclusion.)
BUBBLES.
CITIES AND PARKS. THE NEW YORK CNN
THAI, PARK.'
LIFE In TES IRON MILLa.
THE REIGN OF KING COTTON.
GLIMPAES OF GARIBALDI.
TWO OR THREE TROUBLE&
MARION DALE.
CHARLESTON UNDER ARMS.
REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.
RECENT AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
N. B.—The publication of
MRS. STOWE'S NEW ROMANCE,
ENTiTLED
AGNES OF SORRENTO,
Will be commenoml in the next number.
Prof. 0. W. HOLMES will oontinue to contribute to
every number.
The author of "RECREATIONS OP A COUNTRY PAR
TON" Will HI fatly. aublieh hiB Essay/ in "The At
lantio."
TERMS
Biagio numbern. 25 canto. Thee donna par ye&r,
postage patd to any . part of the Muted States
GLnas.—Two cam a. 86; five Calief, 4310; ele v en
OnPies. *2o—the subscribers paying eirown Postage—
viz oebte per year.
eutworiptions may commence with any number ; and
as all the numbers are stereotyped, back numbers Gan
always be furnished.
All orders should be addressed to
TICKNOR & FTELDSI
PUBLISHERS, 135 WASHINGTON Street,
It Boston.
GEORGE G. EVANS , PUBLISHING
ROME and GIFT-BOOK STORE.
439 CB BPTNITT btreet
NEW AND SEL POP WORKS.
Histom or 1 , 11 ted Nether Ands. by Motley, II v 015.84 00
Enns,venner. by Holmes. 2 ---.... 1 ra
Great Fromm:pin. by I 00
Wits and I aux of Society INJ
Life of 176
Women of New It r oilr.Wfmullel ' ilinaltil..-•• lOn
Dutch Donume of the Catskill.— 1 X
Sunny :Y0uth....._.....--. 196
ritrene of DELV10.......••••••• •• • ••• ••• • by I,,,saha
176
Pillar of Fine • 1 h.
Prime of the Rouse of — Dayin—.) —..----_ 26
deice Test Boos —.—...--- 100
Romance of the Revolution— —.—.... 1 X
Vanity Fair, set:domes. 4 oo
411 the latest otandord and Mieeellaneous rob:tas
*Awes the Publishers' rerultir oyees, bud a beautiful
Gift, worth from SO cents to 010), with mob, at
(3 4 . URGE G. EVANS'
GIFT- BOOK BM PORIUM,
rah? No. 439 ORES/NUT treet.
SALES BY AUCTION
Q_ NEW YORK.
A U-Oh'ION . NOTICE.
VAN WYCK, TOWNSEND,
& WARRENS,
FRIDAY, MARCH 22,
aNta ONCEIX MONTHS' CREDIT,
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
FRENCH GOODS,
COMPRISING
1,000 PIECES PARIS AND LYONS
DRESS SILKS,
CONSISTING OF
pieces solid More heavy hroche figured POULT DE
BOLE.
pieeea GLACR heavy broehe-figured POULT DE
801. E.
pieces rich plaid and striped figured POULT DE
80.1 E.
Pleelas plain and chintz printed FOULARDS.
pieces eopenor quality, choice colors, masted
widthe. plain POILT DE BOLE.
piecei ve*Ganuele, Lamm BROCADE SILKS.
Pieces rieIi . BLACK FIGURED BROCADE SILKS
pieces extra quahty, various widths, BLACK TAF
FETAS:
pieces extra quality, various widths. BLACK
POIILT DE SOLE and GR.OB DE RICER.
iOO. nieces rich Pane PRINTED and PLAIN PER-
CALEB.
300 pieces rich Earls PRINTED aid PLAIN JACO-
500 pieces rich Paris PRINTED and PLAIN OR-
" - EERNDINS. - • -
gorilnectea satin Wiped bIOU33BLIBB DB URINE*
500 pieties plain 'satin striped and Weber grenadine
:1'13!...U8S and BERNANIS.
ji 0 0 pieers eon Parisi printed BARNA-ES.
300 pieens DROGUE If ARBOB ANOLAIB.
300 pleeetfeatin striped BARtOB3, in 01101ce oolong
500 pieces superior quality, choice colon, MOUSSE-
LiNE DE WINE.
ALSO,
TARLATANS.
2,000 pieces, amenable a choice selection of colors,
in au grades of TARLATANS, of the BEST
MANUFACTURE,
SHAWLS.
2,000 VIENNA BROONE LONG SEAWLO, of a
well...known manufacture. comprising a full hne
of all qualities, of the newest styles and best
qualities imported.
'4OOO riolx bordefbd bTstLLA and fancy styles plaid
and figured Puitts SidAVVI4B.
The whole comprising & general assortment of trash
imported French Goode, to which the attention of the
Trade is invited.
Cata!ognaa and eamplea on MOTIIiUg of Oa Le.
Boa. 14 and 36 VESEY STREET.
pUBLIO SALE.—WiII be sold on WED
imeDAY, Avril W I LL . 81. at
Lk
o'clock. the
FIXTURES, GOOD sod Ltc)P.V. of the
F +lnaba Dialog Nation. under the Franklin Market,
• / NTH Street. above Chestnut—now Going agood day
and 'oat taunnete—if not void at private Ra fe before
the ahoy. oats. For Lather particulars apply at the
har. mb3l-12V
HATS AND CAPS.
OPENING DAY.
SATURDAY, MARCH 23,
We will open our Spring 'styles of Genre' end Youths'
MOLESKIN AND SOFT BATS,
CAPS OP NEW PATTERNS,
LADIES' RIDING HATS, Sc., &O.
CHARLES SARTORI) dr. EONS,
Bon. e 26 and 6280111aTlitTT UMW,
HARDWARE.
MOORE, HEN SZEY, 8c 00.
ARE NOW OPENING
THZIR SPRING STOCK OF
HARDWARE,
4tlT MARKET. and 416 COMMERCE 'STREET.
mid-Itat
JAMES M. SUOVItL,
AST_ORN , Y A T LAW,
No. 113 PLUM a rRE.T, ao.,ve Front,
NMI- Lit* CAMDEN. X I.
IT Its ONLY BY MAKING bt) MANY
A Photograph's Ana Atabrotypes that REIMER, SE
CO Street. above Green zi snob ed to wake teen*
41to ohsap and good. Bee the Colored Phatog. spha lt Ear
PHILADELPHIA TERRA-COTTA
(Moe and Wan, Roonno.lol.o CHESTNUT Street.
Ornamental t b nine? TOPS.
Nanten Vases and Statuary.
Idnooonstio Flooring
rekg teo lg ra ar i o Tr: t in ilo u ric es
Wage Tile and Sanatory Ware.
CR:t rlll:l =ter t rVite P c l i P it . attatd
k r l:enc re ade h o ss up P e s i l el on Liberal terms.
I_l warmed • 'atalognes sent bi
Mail on application SI letter
S. it. HA RRISON.
mldti Yr 1010 CHESTNUT Street.
NEW AP( , 7 B ROAR,Y STuRE 1( 15
°Bann UT Btreet.
ALFRED B. TAYLOR •
Would respectfully inform him friends and the public
generally , that he has opened looney Drug and Apu he.
miry store, with an extensive and oarefaily-selected
ok of Frimal DMA Medicines. Pharmaceutical Pre
parations, ho.
licTiOi ' , spinal attention to the preparation of
Medielnes for am lr me, and the dispensing of
PliYdlClaPitr PRACOPII PTIONB.
he is determined to nierit s continuance of the Liberal
patronsee hitherto so kindly extended to him.
his stook embraces all the standard remedies and no
pugeegeg, together with a large assortment of fancy
articles, Cologne Waters, Brunel. Bone. Perfumery,
An..ke. mh.lo•l2t*
IikATRITING AND LEDGER PAPERS.-
.v T We have now on hand. and are manufacturing
to order, at the Mount holly Paper Miles, OVIITY de
stination of W. RiLTIND AND LEDGER PAPERS,
wh oh for Dolor and quality , are not excelled by any
&
other Ills in the United mates.
We would call attention to new article of Paper
Famifehscurod by us. and now for sale. called Business
otter. widen bail been gotten hp to meet the wants of
na uess ern and others, who object to Cominero , ed
Note as being too narrow, and do not wish to use part
of_asual letter sheet.
This overcomes both the above °Neatens 1 is s per
feet sheet. pure wo .0 plate finish i ruled on one side;
stmaped in oentr , pear the ton; made from best ma
terial, free from uqulteration, and put UP Mum boxes,
,meenient 101 nse.
We am, have a paper called Beak Letter. similar to
the above except it has bum halt the number of lines
on, so se goodww a prated blanir or radios above.
er
Mount Ho ll y Sums. Cumbe &
rland I, ra.
Theoat above Papers obe had of Keene, p_
pngoopp & and Pite.GARGBE BRO SERB.
blos. 3 and 5 DECAL UR Ittreet. mita dm
II I L 0A N S.—Two tin. OIL Cans laxge
NJ" sip (have beng_nsod. but in good onign4 for male
dew, by C. o.eaptieß cap., Iva *Rau EltrootAd
door &woo Front. WWI
Begs to announce to the goblin that he has leased from
L. J. LEVY.& CO.
Their Stereo, No 809 and. 811 MUEBTNIIT St, for
Worth of RION pAras rind LYONS DAM GOODS
Containing all the novelties of the present season.
The o a ses are now being gassed thyough the Custom
House in New York, and will be ready for exhibition
and sale on WEDNESDAY next.
didilt, MINI, and SCOTCH
hare been steeled in his hands to sell
As they am required to be Mooed out in thirty Attys.
the prices wilt be made VERY LOW, and the sales trtl f
be made for CASH WYLY.
Ail geode offered during this THIRTY DAYS , Rale
trill be of superior guiltier, and in the same order se
regards taste that his distinguished the old firm of
LEVY dr. CO. for 110 many years. mhlBl
SPRING °LOANS, IN EVERY NEW style, at IVENS'.
No. MR S. Ninth street.
SPRING CLOAKS, 1N ENDLIGH3 TA
riety. at - inhal-lm
RPM G CLOAKS, THE CHEAPEST
1 "" ever seen. at IVENS',
No. 23 8. Muth street.
NIW STYLE CLOAKS, EVERY NEW
style, every new material, at erten that Wasiak
every one, at the large etore, N. E. corner of Eir Itth
and Walnut streets. inhYt-im
CITY CLOAK STORE, )10. 142 N.
Eighth street, above Cherry, are now gelling erel7
DOW SLY le of the /Maxon, sunerb anglifies, in every new
shade of color, cheaper than aLy other afore izt the
atty. inh2l-1m
C l.o/1 HS —Wholesale Merchants are in.-
vited to lane& the stook at
IVENS',
No. 23 &lath NINTH Street. coiner of Jayne et
inb2l.lm Between Market and Cheetnnt.
BARGAINS IN PLAIN DRESS SILKS,
11, STEPL & SON,
No. 713 North TENTH St.. ab. Mattes.
Nave just received a small lot of
Plain Poo d-. romt Bilks, all cetera, suitable for Burned
Dress s at The to 4140,
Two-lases -iro.rm
ae oolors,
Beat qammisties of Plain Black Silks.
Biala Figured Slack Silks. The to 52.
in t receives anal her lot of those
Very de sable and very chomp Facer Dress Silks.
50 F me Bo - ese ones ne. cost an to import.
1 Case • naltah Challies, 160. worth 25.
Tally reoeiving Choice Styles oh Spring Dress BOO&
amnia-ft
OPNNINU
5At TBORNI.K3?" &_0191155NP51. -
IL B. corner SMITH & $ l- 91.1NG AA n
Ing per cwrep. UNDER REGULAR MTV PRICES!*
1 lot of double width Broohe Figured Mozambique
at 50 omits per yaro— .leautirul goods.
1 lot toperb quality Broohe Figured Mohair' at 25
cents per yard, worth or.
1 lot of pret7 Plaid Vblomotaa at 14 Gents,
tot of beautiful tmene Travelltus ttoods atiVi omits.
lot of Gray Mixed Himalayas lei WA cents.
NEW BPRIP BILICv 111
Double Faard Brocade Pilts.
Cherie Silks. Foulard Qilte to., k.
THE BEST AND CHEAP STOOK OF BLACK
crLKS PriILADELPHLA '
Nem Spring Cloaks and Nbewie.
New Npring Ohm. zes Challis Foulards, dr.e,
Power-Lm lueue
NOTICE TO # RIENDS.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF WST GOODS,
nk- From the Ship John Trucks, purchased at Ana
tion for each.
3 WO /di fletti 311tnebrsier aingham,l33o l worth 20.
A leo vim arrived per steamer.
a Case Whi a ofround Lngliah Chintzes. new and
beautiful st 4 les. 12)4o.
1 Oats lip mg Style Delafnes. 123 kt. worth 18X.
en invoice of 112arseilles QUM'S. just open ed, 10-4
11-4,12 4. and 13 4. of the several erases, and at prices
.over then ever before offered.
40 Ps , Dr. rbud Me4IP , III eheirper Sum Wet.
40 ye nr7 towhee Medico, cheaper than wet.
eud,eee I.old.es L. Q. tidal., 123fic. worth 18%.
1. fine atwortMent of Maltese Yellers.
Just opened, direct from manufacturers, 2 oases 10-4
Sheeting. Zia. worth 31.
2 cases 12-4 Sheeting Mo. worth 40
I case Of asonvole 4 4 raft finish .4340.
IMe 0 Adana! & 84014'S 4 4 fine 100,
A let of 114160 it rta, far ladies sae midges, best anal
-
lies, at 4.5, and B%c per bar
CB ADM.'S
andAMS & lON.
mhle-tf ri 1011TH ARCH Streets.
Under Continentri Hetet
CHECKED N T EN.— •
All °Moro of Small Plaids for Dresses and Bonnets
Alen dupe and Blank and White.
1111 RPLEItS 'BROTHER*
nildB CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
iptaocaß SPRING Gut)Dq.-
. 11 -. o ' Novelties in Goats' Hair, and Mozambique in
Broohe and Embroidered *Wee.
mbla SHAW P
ti ÜBS BROTHERS,
tilthiTN UT and EIGHTH".
nu WE WIDE OHINTZ6s.
Franoh and rnglish Wide Prints for Dream.
Morning Gowng, and Cruidron,
kin nRPLIKce_BROTIF RR.
maid
CHrHTNGT and EIGHTH.
BLACK GLOSSY SD KS.—
13 aok "Po do Beim, Gros Ornioa L ord Reau Lion
Bonnet laccetaa. BBILXPLEO and TH hmis.
mhlf CREISTIM UNEmus.
E& YttE
LANDP.LL WILL OFFER BY
MA the e'en oriard—
riei pax/hitting Lo
ye aura gin.
Largest dine Blankets and quilts.
EIRE & LaINDELL, FOURTH and
ARCH ' , treats. will open to-der—
New Spring t.ignt Chin zee.
T ew Spring Pr nob Cambrace.
New 1-3pring Style Oieentine.
New SG, le Oray Tamarttnes.
'PYRE Jr. LANDEL4L KEEP A FULL AS-
Initment of—
Extra Wee Zeno Cesare.
lext.a *Lae Table Covers.
kasm 8 ze Damsek %Alai ?so,
Tatra Flue Bea bed Napkin. mblii
BRoADOLO iItS—BOYS , WEAR.
Yine black cloths. for gents' spring wear.
cloak Olathe, light and oarks from $1 up.
oys' *animates and coatings.
Berm' fine Mack cassiniares.
Fanny oaaeimeree, for apnea wear.
COtiklAß & GONARPt__
fe2d 3:Mathew:al:forcer rim and /11418,R=.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
THOS. W. EVANS & Co
RESPECTPULLY
Invite a tention to their extensive and
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
NEW DRESS GOODS,
• rat BRACING
SILICS
Of the newest styles,
S H AWLS -
Of the latest designs.
PARIS DRESS GOODS,
Newest fabrics and styles.
EMBROIDERIES,
Latest novelties.
MOURNING GOODS,
A fall assortment.
HOSIERY AND GLOV-ES,
Of the best makes and shapes, togetner with a full as
eminent
HANDSOME NEW GOODS.
This stook has been 05T811112.7 'sleeted in the Euro
pean and Rome Markets for T.W. R. & Co.'s sales, and
will be found complete ine,ts assortment, and compare
favorably in pr me with other stocks.
818 AND 820 .CHESTNUT STREET.
1019. n
OPENING.
THOS. W. EVANS & Co.
WILL . HAVE' THEIR
FIRST OPENING
SPRING MANTILLAS
WEDNESDAY, 20Tu INST.
Nos. 818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
mhig.3t
SPEOTAL NOTICE
To the Pnbho and Cturtornere oCL. J. LEVY & CO.
J. M. FIAFT_,EIGH
THIRTY DAYS,
And wilt open on WEDNESDAY, Maroh 20th,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
The above. together with several large invoices of
STAPLE and FANCT,GOODS,
ON OONBIONMSNT
rah 4 ricrii s n a Liaeai olMir o - 17141 . importation. Ito.
One lot of Browns. Olives, and Ashes-of-Foie.
One of of .• mall Pfeifle, suitable for Friends.
One lot 01 Small Figure,. light and dare.
One lot of Small Flawed Wool Delius tig at 26 eolith
One lit of Australia and Peal-skin Shawls. •
One lot of Bargolona Bawls, fresh.
The above goods are choice and ye desirable s at
ar
JOHN OK el 6 ,
vibe 702 Arch street.
Q GEPRIN PRINTS -MollAritS.
k- 7 New neat mints, for dresses and shirtinsa.
ew styles medium and dark prints.
ew honed mohair* and obalges.
Good blaok silks. Fine stook black goods.
GOOFGR A UOtt tilt D.
fe2P Southeast owner NINTH and ki&ittatiT
WHITE GOODS.
isoonets, Swiss, trth, Nallitook•
fialds,.brelliantt, bird-or e, masers.
*mbroidereed collars, !Oa, bands, handkerchiefs.
men otembr , o bandatoordeft—ladieet. testa lame
aim, email, 4. arad.
Ltnetui for shirting, frontint.
Torres, DV, lies, napkins, flannels, damasks.
• Y & D,
10213 Southeast corner NINTh and MARKET.
opfuNG GOODS; UPENING DAILY.
The folmwmg good' I have Ault opened t Brocade
po,line, Luwts, stripe and Plain Kolasibteno, Steamy
CWrok. Joetinlae. Matinee., Tortuga Crape, crape
p o plins, Preach and Englath Chintz, and many new
mkt
kinds too numerous to mention, at
. • JOHN U. STO
drop S KES re ',
TOB tet
WANTS.
wANTEn---vmpLoYMENT, BY A
TOTING M 4 N who hew had sajeers experience
sti a b on 4k esn * r and goleetivezt tr. the Flour t uT %,n, ao.d
General Produce Commission Business.. re able and
milling to wo. k. Salary aea •rdence torah the Li re,
Addreaa Q.. through the Poet Moe. mhto-3t*
liV A krpe 6 r, D by a A msn ' L l- ns ti pit 'l rl l :l ll) oe l4 . T a e s sttm b o o nt k is
from last employer. ti •larr moderate. ro obiststion to
leave the atty. Address '• Moreland." this Offete.
mh 9 St*
WAN ODD—lmmediately, by the under-
Fifty" signe et the Mart Mahanoy Rtulroad tnansl,
'funnel Men and Twenty See Lwerem, for out
side section w .rkr adjoining This work a located in
Schuylkill count,. Penney eight miles from Ts
MYKYI6. by Beading Railroad from fbiladelohl . end
two miles from Barnesvide station. on the Little
ocbuyikill Railroad. MIURAEL BARRY & CO"
Contr•otors.
$4,000 ANL) $3,OuU iNVJgsT IN
Mortgage Eleourities on City Property.
BAIN HAPI,
fel-tf 142 South E I G HTH Ptreet.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
4 GOOD ROUTE ON Tins PAPsa-FOR
Ja. RALE. Apply at ihia offiga. le
TO LE t—A handsome DWELLING,
IM.with marble front. No. IWO ARCH Fltreet, with
three-story back bultdinvs. and all modern conveni
ences for a trivets family, with often attached for a
Profeceinnat men. as. Will be rented very remcnably
to a good tenant. teindr to Julie+ a. nil s.
trib2l-St* 8. b. corner NM CH and ARCH BM
iNg TO LET—A large four-story dwelling,
MI 36 North NINTH Street, with all the modern
, mprovemente. Galonlated for a lane family, or a
firegotaan Boarding Bonne. will he rented re sonable
toa goo' tenant. Anvil to JNO. A. 111, YE, B. w. cor
ner of NINTH and ABBR. nnh2l St*
at TO LET—The three-story BRICK
ZEILOWEr LING. No. 1634 WALNUT Street. Rent
b 635. May be seen from /2 to S
DAM . L i RUINS.
mhzi-3t.* OJT Wlti,DiUs ;Street.
ige DESIRABLE CONFECTIONERY
sTANn FOR RALE , OR TO RENT, No. 223
!UCH MON 0 Street, above ikhaokamexon Street. Large
toe helm on the premires. Rent $1 0.
tlikEbor ot opiTGOMERY,
mh2o-2t* 1033 REACH Street. above Laurel.
To RENT—THE LAR9E AND MN
VENIENT Coal Wharf and Lumber Yard. at
May'andvitte. Twentrfourth ward. Apply to U. O. it
Y. N W A WREN on the promisee. mhle If
gm TO LET—A iiEgtcABLE DWEL
nzi
LINO. NO 123 North THIRTEENTH Strtyd:
Apply to wETHEnIIA, & Blttran,E, 47 6,ad 49
Borth RECORD Rtreet. inhl4-ti
tFOR SALE O} TO RENT—The large
doe) e BRICE ow ri,LiNe HOUSE NO 416
south riFreaarmi Btreetp Wow 11 , e. The building
in mdmiiably adapted for a BoardinK Howe or For
Bohcoi moms. And/ to J. timitobArcr PRICE. 813
Art(al.Btrook mhll-12t
FOR RENT— That very . desirable
STTIR'R and FIXTURES No. 432 CR ‘STNUT
Street. below Fifth. This is one of th • beet locations
far banners in the ear, being in stone square with
New Foot-Moe Buildinre. Inquire at the _" Big
Qua," 432 QUESTri UT acreelt. rob B-if
0 LRT—SKOONDSTOkir ROOM, 802
CHT , STNUT street. over LEWIS piDO&lthli
& Co.'. Jewelry store . The best location in Philade .
phis for any kind of light buineu. Apply in the
Jewelry Store. Rent 8400. frl9
PO RENT—Two very desirable btores,
H jl oietr Ik e a Vigtreit?'tn t iit fr :titn " .lht?::ei nent&l
oiallr adayted for a SADDL E and Haaiiirsx Maker. 669-
Apply to JOHN MOE,
fea-if Southwest NINTH and taliNSom rtreetn.
To LET—The commodious and desirable
upperoms, No. 813 MARK ET Street. bairn
u m
m Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Morley. front NI by
120 feet, hunted in front, aide, and by two large rib
lights. The choicelocation for business and the KM
nor manner of oonetruotion make them more than pr
dinaroy attraeozve to business firma making or desiring
ohscge of location; gas-fixtures throughout. Apply
at lelYbad, CLAOHOII hT. & CO., auctioneers, corner
MARK ET and BANK Streets. '.lBB-tf
FON. EXLIIIANGE.-A 011010 E TRACT
of coat unimproven form land in the Staterel New
Jersey. convenient to the city. will he exchanged for
CIO property. Apply at No. UM FEDERAL Street.
stri tr
pp R. CORSON,R EA L ESTATE BROKEN
sol , AND CONVEYANCER. NORRISTOWN. PA.
Beal, Estate bought 'and sold on reseonoble terms.
Store. end dwellings 'or gale or rent in Norristown end
country . Good mortise ee negotiated. Collections made
The IMO: rereretiCee [MO. 0124 417)
Ml.tsks(JlJ±tl .LAN .L) I
600,000 Acres for Sale and entry, at prices ranging
from UR to ao cents per acre, in any quantities re
-4n A X
RS paid and PATENTSpro= red for purohasers
of Land .pader the Graduation Aot,
luriliatied gratis by social= a postage SUMP.;
For fturthar nsfarmaben applo to
WILttO I. R AWLINGS, & CO..
G. S. and General Land ijgeats,
66 OR ESTNIIT street,
Between THIRD and FOURTH.
T. Louie. Mo.
LAND WARRANTS bought, sold, and located.
1143A1tD11 4 114
WAR INO.—A bUtIE OF BOOMS,
tog•th-r or separately on sestornl floor, with or
without pnvato table. at 1315 .4 Ai.../SU! fit. mhli-Llt*
HST -O L .;• 88 B , Wllll
A i n desaant room , et No. 141 r LOO M Strad.
* im-
Ibkll.ol62tialt.b.
puffs CRABAPPLE OLDER,
MADE BY THE RAPPITES,
AND
ADAMS' OELEBIRTED CI MASSACHUSETTS
CEAMPAS IE DER,
.717£12. RECCHII7II%
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
CORNER ELEVENTH . AND VINE STREETS
FAMILY FLOUR,
MADE FROM CHOICE WHITE WHEAT,
O. H. MATTSON,
s. W aor. Alteliand TENTH. Streets. 8018
GARDEN SEEDS.
BUIST'S
WARRANTED
KITCHEN GARDEN
SEEDS.
SEED WAREHOUSE, 922 and 924 MARKET
Street. above Ninth. • fell-lm
LEGAL.
INI*.TATE OF JOHN D. ORAME, dee'd.
Je:9l Letters or a dministratron with the Will annexed,
to th, Fatale of 50His D. CR aIOE, la e of the my
of Philadelp is mmeserd. havens been slanted to the
sorters= sed, 11.1 persona inaebteo to the aud hatete ere
requested to twee payment, mod those navies alai=
against the said Estate to amens them to
WIr.LIIO4 DITANE.
Administrator. with the Will annexed.
No. 514 WALNUT street, or 1800 PINE Ctreet.
mhill-that*
CO PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
riniE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
s existing between the undersigned under the firm of
Vantpen . Guggenheim, & Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual co , sent, M. the withdrawal of Charley Vanhorn.
The bu.ineea will be continued at the same place by M.
GUCitiEN ?AM & CO.
glutted, CtifitttLlgt VANTIORN,
F.Dw.,ED6,ENfilstal ORALIAIVI,
6116.
Philadelphia, March 18 1881. mh2o,3t*
as. EHOVAL—T H UNDEasIGNED,
with Messrs. Bobber & 'weak's. N. 205 and 207
North FRONT street, is prepared to furnish the Trade
woh Good. of the bes and at the lowest prices.
Thais & for pest favors, would respectfully solicit
optintierme of the Trade
reh2o3t* O. VAN HORN.
CO L•
fOIISEKICEPERB.- LOOK TO YoUR
INTEREST't—BUY YOUR COAL at RICES'
where nothing but the very heat Lehigh and Sehaylkill
Coat in offered. at the following reduced gimes
Lehigh, Broken, krt. and Steva_______VlS f ar ten.
Schuylkill" cm
••• Large ADO "
Warranted free . from slate . or duet, and full weight. at
WOKS' 'lard, southeast corner of 111ARtIftitla. and
W mum. and I*ll-3W
A ‘,/itt,VI.TLRA.I.
PRINCE EDWARD'S I& E BLACK
and GIPBEv OATS a 1 ew and very superior ar
Vole. IR eigbint 41 w , unds to the bushel, and yielding 75
Ouseels per acre. for sale by
ROGRPS & GEST.
WAS Gt. No.l 3 MARK E r Street.
1 gill B%R.RELB DN. En TO.
Pal•J"or For sale by ROOF RS Es 61 -I R3T.
Bible eV • NO. 13 MA KKT Street.
imstnicArous comrArii rm.
FABIE jNBUIL &NUE 00 uP111 , 4 Y
No. 400 CHESTNUT ?Units
FIRE AND INLAND IfibURANCH,
DiaseSOlce.
George W. Day of Day & Matlack.
Damuel " Wrutht Bros & Cc.
D. B Btrrey " Davis &
Henry Lewis, Jr ' 4 Lewis Bros & Co.
C. Richardson, • --- " J. C. Howe & Co.
mune T. no l igne„ ~preet Wionlipg Canal Cißie7t
Jno. W. Everetart.....4 J. W 114Yetirie.11 & Co,
Otto. A. wain—. • west & Foßs.
T.B. Martin. .. .. .." Say-se, Martin, It Co.
O. Wilson Dams Attorney-at- law.
E. H Sibley :2 Molten, & WOtenr,
.711.0. Kessler, Jr. ,„..No 1715 Crean street.
BBILItuB W. DAYresident.
IPRANQIS_N RUCK, Vine President,
WILLIAMCI I. BLANCBARD.Seoretary.
SAVING FUNDS.
PLYAVING FUND—UNITED EiTe TSB
TRIM COMPANY, ooilieot THIRD and 0111.117-
NUT Streets.
INTERBBS FIVE PER cwt . .
B. K. ORA W FORD. President
J MEB R. HUNTER, Sooratary and Treasurer.
°Bloc bourn. from 10 until 3 o'clock.
Thoi Company iN not Joined in ens application to the
Legislature.
ABLERIOAN SAVENG FUND, .4. E. car
nor WALNUT and FOURTH Streets, continues
to receive deposits and parall sums on demand as it
toss shelve done. ALEXANRER
Presiden t JOHN S. Wfasos. Treasons*. inall-ittf
MO MERCHANTS.
TO BANICARA,
TOFASINERRS.
TO r
T 3 STAT ARTISTS I -
ONERS.
Use the celebrated Jackson's Leads and Petiole. the
oldest and bast make in this ocentry,at
JOHN R. riTottES.
lEll4f ' leo A yet 8 I/
INVENIOR-, DhSIONtIS ,
Aoorren- copy of Ihot_lw BA relent bet may be
had by aline to El. HOW -ON, I 'kited mates and
iturop-sk sten Office, FORILEeT ?Woe. 1933
Bomb FOu Ptrent. male L2O
FitENCII CORSN'i B. -- Mme,llivet,
1314 CHESTNUT Street resareasll7 announcers
tr the Moil * Chet shell.. received a are* assortment o f
the above Co , sets. of the newest patteits, from rads.
Alsonew flood-Dresses and Bridal Wreaths.
mhlB Ita*
NOTICE--du persons laving baggage
1 gated at the Of ttARD HOUth are reaasaied to
ta k e the IMO away immediately. and as Wpm% that
melba= left for unsettled aoooutda mil be aold aooord
in' to law, if notoalied for ninon thir,' diva,
GBO. G. ra.Esßult Ja.
0/10011 1 Roves, Philsea., March KM. m
AMUSEMENTS. -
SUAKSPEAPE. TUE bil'EcHA NT
OF V, E" will he 1 1 , mai te , d Anal zed en the
aftotaornail Of the Ilet, the Mtn. and*the 28th taste, at
436 o'olook a.BS6III.BLY MALI/110
iok•te for the 'reale Oar 81. To be 11 d at .1024
CHI 'WWI' !Erect
it flaM Ugh M. CLEligl.aNb.
g tRN UM 7 t4 LI VIN , 4 WOND4
at the ARSE 'IDLY ReOhlSteorti.rATlVlnl.
and CHER NUT rltreire Ersße 00n.
god G. Open from 10 o'clock A. bit I Y. M.,
17 0 m 2 till 6, and from pm tin kl
SRC D 'erk.EK ot the Moot eir-oessfoil
exhibition et Llv MD tihflaN vit,Ntite.ne • v34re
named In the public. Finn epvearano. of the T
, 111149 CAl.Oliwho solves the moer. dlllbult
Problems in Anthmetio and Al2ehrs instantaneously,
and imparts h.s iiearea to all visitors. Toe WORLD
R RD AZ f Eflig. A Male and Female. aged 17
and 24 ream, soid to he d on.voinnta of a •Ineorde - el
ewere. of the ancient AZTEC FOUNDERS OF THE
RU►NE•I T. NI PI, riF CEA: fi AL AM /VA
A D YUCATAN. The Wonderful EAmTt. W 'MAR.
from Central Africa. who Oi a perfect epitome of grace
and beauty in form. ann the wily fem.le sopoimett of
thin extraordinary rune ever exhibited in amerioa. Most
WON riERF. rt of At. HUMAN i.alirloBlT
ALBIROF ‘MILY FRO e. MaDaosBi.laß.
RUDOLPH LIJOASIA. Wife and Child. a I with pure
WHITK SKIN, WHlrlt SILKEN /km. nd PINK STE&
IttatßA. eliaPOF r 821.
THR " Oftora RUNG JUAN PADANINI."
Will play Bolos and National hlelodies on one e nag
only. KKR POF FISK
THE HUNGARIAN VOCALISE AND GUITARIST.
All the loading ettmotinne of
BARNUM o nl y YOQK,
Adninaninft to all 25 cents; Children t , ler ten
year. 16 aebta. DaltlB Elt
CONOPIRT
THE IPEdi:Ehlm-b,ONERTs
SATURDAY
:PON
EV D
ENIN I'IONCE O, RT
March 33.
GR.ANit t.HCIRE-Ts A OF
FORTY PTCKID PRE+Foliovi ,, RS:
ORANDCHORIJS OF ONE HUNDRED 1.11411 1 En
VOCAL AND INaTP UNIENTAL. SOLOISTS.
Overtures Symphonies. Va . ses.Polkse.
HAM MOTH. JULLIPN Q.O +DRILLER.
Admission TWENTY FIVE CP-NTs. it
VIITHEATLEY & OLANKO' 4 AROII-tit
v THEATRE. *
Tenth ntaht of the engagement of the eminent tra
gedian,
MR CHARLES
When he-will arTnlii DI ULON,
In addition of
!idi e iir T H l S t i g ebtint44ll""nati"
Riven gfrvehable . Co
In which the fun etreli . :tlirf madl
'4l
Will
appear. GRUAT STAR COMPANY
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
v v Pole Lome— —Mrs. W A. OAR tr HTTSON.
/Race Manager ....»......._..... Mr. W A.Oll V lLnli
Bunion= Anent-- Mr. JOO M. , 11. MURPHY.
THIRD GRAND . REPREEENTATION OP TRH
Pit KNOti DRAM &TIC TitoUPH.
THU its +V r,Vt - erhtiMan% 2lat.
Lrt v.:KM RYER DV. LYON,
Ott, WAttnque de la Mae poste.
Ural" nwitnrulne en 7 awe, a arena eceeteole. de MM.
tr, wean, birauein Pt Delsrour.
hiring the atm of the Franca. Comp.hy the otiose
Will e th eo io et o c w e
tickets 75 cent,
Parquet t a tate— "
uronestra and Private Box-- .$1 60
Plinio, 25 ..
Beate can tin secured without extra charge.
Doors oven at 7 ceoloolr ;ounitur will rise at 734 o'clock.
cDONOUGHT OLYMPIC I ,—(LATE
LTA , oaIRT BB,) RAGE Btreet, below bird.
TRIR (THURSDAY) REENINg. Marsh 2 / 4
BEN PPM OP J. LvNwoon BA:0111P.TT.
FIFTY FOURTH NIGHT ”F THE
THE EEVPN SISTERS.
Introducing ail the new and splendid femur, s. Includin g
BK alive. on the r•C U .lO , ILL by Mho; I. OWE.
THE OLD APPLE WOMAN' IN R (• UBLE.
LORI) OTINDR.APIT FALL)) IN. AN TiOLR,
CHEAP 80 ,. NB OF I , XiIITI:NIEDIT:
REROL B?
FOUR GREAT 8C r , NPR IN ONE PLAY.
OR ARnENR, (I ondon.)
THE DREAM O V A LL E Y°
WABRINtsTON FORGE!
Admission—Parenette.2ll cents; Orehestra,dia; Fa
mily Circle. Lee; Private Box. Beata. Mo.
Doors near at IlMo'clook; conunerenng atTM.
THE
" SEVEN SLEEPERR. )7
O.
The RANDvL AND HAYDN GRAND
018TVRA TORIOr
. e
f lin the seven Sleepers." a Grand oratorio con
teted by Dr. / °EWE, on eli 'Ft eY lNt3,x6th
mgt.. at the Al tbdioAl. FLINT) HALL, assieted by the
GE old ANIA. ORCHESTRA.
- This work bee bean ropentedly perform e dinHer-
Maui. and oeinusiona bin r men a. in every ins twee
eliciting unqualified approbation. It combines the
most pleastng met dies with trend and imposing bar
ii onm effenti, and preheats much 1 rya er variety of
etc le and form. a• well as appropriate ad •pt thin to the
shifting reeves of the text than most wets, of its Al um.
The Mean upon Which it is fount ed is of the ypo.t in
teresting character. and the varions .Mporitfib4llol3ll
have been ant. nsted to (Impotent vocalists, a (led' by
he large Waimea the boolety, numbering two hundred
voices •
• -
Leador and Conductor— B. C • RR GROWL
Pianist to the •oo.str ..._....MICH AEL H. C•ORIL
Tiotet: FIFTY' ORR TS—IO. sale at Bee. & I,aarto OR •
at Coniston's, s ish h. above Cherry ; at Chioke"inerr,
Cheatnut. arove Reventh. anti at the d..or.
at B o ors open at 7 o'ekeic .Nrformanoe to eornmemee
. mhl9 7t
AB.LL & LEYLAND'S
ST ER F OPTICION I
Exhibiting in the Large Room of the
ASSEMBLY RUILDING.I.
. REV e.riTii 'WEER
OF TH.B
NE FLUB ULTRA
OF
INTEL/FrEGTU hNTERT A INVVNTS.
A Change of programme will be amen niahtla-
Oard. of gammen. 25 oenra. Children's millets, Si
cents. Famoly liege a, adent•me fine Derange, 81.
Doom open at 7.h;coemence at 8 o'clock.
aIATiN E'
EVERY AFTERNOON. TRIS WEFR.
Commencong at three o'clock. mhlB 6t
sGN OR Bt.I I Z—LAST'WEVR.
0,3 et) witatntr.SALTil HALL, CHESTNUT ST.
abota Sixth.
Pleasant and Amusing Flitertalownte EVER 2 I
EVEN! NG. at half vast seven, %nu WE DNESDA
and SATURDAY Af , er , onne. at lasi., CONc'IS -
ING of new and WONDERFUL DE6IOiVSTAt,d,
TIDES in MAGIC. AMUSING and WONDERFUL .
scenes in YENTRII.OQUISM. and the LEARNED
CAN 411 Y BIRDS.
A dm , nton ici (tents ; ahiMreo hall twits:. feIS-11
SANFORD'd OPERA St SUSS,
ELEVEN Eli STREET.
DYED FOR THE DEMON.
NEWLY DECORATED AND PAINTED.
MR. SANFORD
Hag ;secured one of the
LARGER I' COMPANIES ever presented heretofore.
who wall appear nightly.
Sanford will perr•crin every evening.
rdt.* orin ; %analogise sit
enomen 25 cents, °Wier= 'anent&
VAN AAIBURGI3 & 110.13
GRAND ZOOLOGICAL INSTITIITE
UNITED STATES BUILDINGS,
420 and 420 CHErsTNUT Street,
Next toteh Custern $01156.
POSITIVELY THE L , tOT WESERI
EVERY ItIORNINCi. AFTERNOON, and f, VENING
Doors open at 10 A. 11.,0 and P. IP. Admission IS
condi; children ender nine years la cents. Perform
ance of I , looh:int, Lions, Tigers, Panthers, Leoehrde,
Puma. Ponies, Monkeys, - Mulee, Re., every Afternoon
and Evenmr.
_ _
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
Of this Moroi, .i.acrnetive arra limueing hahibition.
Bp ZlOTlCE.— ' that aureole of earaoity, the
wonderful Performinn Elephant "FIRM Math.
introduced into the arena every Afgmooa and Eve
nting. by Prof. Nub. and enema testa Whorl° deemed
impossible, and never attempted by any other animal.
f
USICALANIA give
their PUBLIC REHEARSALS every SP TUR
PAY,comißeneing 33f o'clock , at the MUSI CAL FuND HALL, 8 ticketos, el; sing() tjeketew ering,
for gale at Oluokerina Bon'ai °lamina' street
Andre% itat. 0888UHIS street; and Beak it Lawton's.
Okestnitt sweet.
Engagements for Goneerts, Commenoementi, Par
ties, (Co.. made only at their ()Moe, Mastering_ & Son's
Piano Store, SDI Chestnut street; William Stoll,, Itit
North Juniper street, or C. Dronshman. PM Rides
avenue. ja 31-e
PEN N A . ACIADEbIIf On` FINE
ARTS.--1021) CEERTNUT Street.
" CRINITIORAZICIP is splendid hunting by ?Minot.
"THE. FIRST BIB," a beautiful Marble Statuette Ti
Angelnu.
On exhibition for a short time.
Vignoni rl iikwain hrirw •h.f. emara
EDUCATIONAL.
IMILY BOARDING ROIIOOI4 FOR
YOUNG M 1 , .N AND BOVA. at Pottstown.
Monts() • err county, Pa.—l he T•enty• first stm
annual session will cronintnoa co W R 14 DAY. May
Pt. Circulars. conveying full irirticatlars, will be for
warded by mail, on applioation .
Rev. M. MF KM A. M.,
I. W. GULDIo,
Prinai A M.
pals.
Pottstown. Moron 14.7861
Eagmtnitess—Messrs. James L. (- bighorn. or 1E lerg.
C'aghurn. & io. ; James e. Caldwe 1 • John W
porn ; Edward t.afotaraade; Edward Roberts Jr.; A.
F. Glass, Washington House; Westaott Bade,. ;
Eon. James Cooper; Hon. n Jones. mhl4 9r.
I.IRYANT, STRATTON, & FAIRBANKS ,
MERCANTILE CM/LEG% li, Ei °Outer BE
irzetTht and GRESTlNUTStreinin t —Day and Nonaling
&SHOWS. individeat irsarreersox in Bookkeeping in
oludingGsseral Wholesale end Retail Business. Ride
ping, Forirardmg and Comminmon, Bankink a
Mango, Manufacturing. Raisroading, atetun ting,
me., the Meet thoresigA and practical' comae in the
Untied Statism. Alto, Lectures, Coromeroial Calcula
tions, Arithmetto. and the' higher Mathematics, Pen
manship (heat in the city Pp Correspondence , &o.
For *ale, their new Treatiseou Wokgeopuig i bowl
fn orintod in colors. and the won pubilittod.
orao-tf
SAFES.
IME LILLIE'S SAFE D POT RE OVED
to No. it Bouth SBVe.NTII Street, near the
antiin Institate.
The underlined. thankful for put Wong, and being
determined to runt future patronage. has secured an
elegant and oonveniego more and has now on hand a
large assortment of Lillis's Celebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fi a and Burglar Proof Pales. (the only
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also
tit
he's Unequalled Rank Vault, Safe. end Rank I cr.as
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Locks will be furnished
to order on short notice. Th a ta the otrusspoot, best
protected, aid cheapest boor and Look yet offered.
Also, particular attention is Waled to New
Cabinet Safe ler Plate, Jewelry, &e. This Safe is con
eedmi to surpass m style and elegance -Iv thing yet of
fered for this purpose. and is the only one that as strict
ly Sr.. and burglar proof.
Eleacisz. No ice —I have now on hand say twenty of
Panel, Herring & Co.'e Safes, most of them nearly
new, and some forty of other makers, comprising a
complete assortment as to sizes. and all lately es
changed for the now Celebrated Lillie cafe. Thew will
be sold at very low prices. Please call and examine.
Mae lyif M. C WADI $. R. gent.
01 EVANS it W 4TP( N'S •
SALAMANDER SAFES.
OTOR.JS
304 OFIESTI4UT BTREET,
.PHIL.A.IMIX 0I a . PA.
A lama variety 01 Filia-PAOOF BAFE3 always
ton
hand. alba
NEW DAILY FAIDGIIT
Lani TO NEW YORE,
T, e Phosseiebia and • ew York 'Kimmel Ersamb at
Yuri
find
etorenbe r a vii eight for ,• ew
Irani at first wharf be.ow RICK r street, at reasona
ble mt.'. WM. r rLyi)tc, g. nt
mlttl-rftf
A nk NOTICE.
REDUCTION OF BATES
FEEIff.HT FOR NEW YORE
Oa and after MO HIPAY. Pawl& 1 b* ites 3 s B / 4 of the
"OUTRIDE LINE"
far New Yorklllll redoes t..cr to: Of to
SUMMER RATES.
Freight reoeived
JAMES ALI:DEEM% Agert*
314 and 318 Booth DELAWARE AVENUE.
Iran-et
FOR NEW VORK. THE
Philedel , him @team Propeller Clotnnanf
will commence their business for the Beeson on Mont er
18 h trot.
Their Steamers are now reoetving freight at Second
Pier shove Walnut rarest.
Terme acoommodatine.
inhiS 224 !south Delaware Arenua t _
1/ I qa t° . Rms.') Jr CO.,
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L" - -- -
MT--Five Coupling, No. 206. 2( 'L 250,
M. and 29g, ijne Jan. Mai, liana of the eounty. ef..
Allegheny to the Pl' taburr and Co. neisrf w „II salami, ,
A Ida:lain:Ward Via b e giro? fo- ta ni
• *ongoil sane.
F F. MI , .Intra
tO tt
agate , 4 ocuth Pittner tieet.
SPEOIAL NOTitis.— till' rel. ItS WICL
*lmam take n age• that the /Youth Gentling it... R
Co. have olsoontinued forwarding all thr , nelt /relent
vet all goods formerly consigned to them must now
neigned to a city a IMO.. ,
emit. T. Pi. & TAt. SU DD wri 1 forward all goods to
their addrets. No It)6 IihRON. 31t.d R $0..
uth9 126 North W EL
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IVOR MB= MAN uPAOTORT;;;J. W.
..R: SCOTT. 014 en24TNur atreei, a fijoir dome
below the" Continental.' The attention of - W_lidssajj
Dealees is invited to his IhIPEUVED CU. • tne ..
alimiTa, of mitarior lit, make. and material. °A u ld
and made to eater at *onset nation, 1