Evening cTclggtapIi
llilt'AY, Hi i'Ml.Mi 1G, IStU.
SOtffi r0 f.T) frcn JIIMEN.
Ill HVM.I K. IH I .. tl!llll, n
Tin: in mi: ' I'mv,
N e luke trotn .... ..n . w some, n 'ra;is nf
KrrtRli ."' unii-'iiff i r.iti."i ; hep i i e n stray
hu t liimr. Thfl lr nr'.i himIi.i,- l:.Vs ti pu'ilic lit',.,
ami cla-s nf litir.iry iii.n e .. nuke n living Ii
pirkinpnp un.l roeo nitiru- i i j. nt the nJJ'ti.-a.
nd vugnrit of 1 1 ! i r m-r tin-,- cDin;' inlJm.
It ranker v s ilir im.st m.-. I -t fT' tliU" of fVI.
Hi niiintii Id pre. nc lit' u -o.'iiiti, ami lu
Milium 'I Ms r""i!.u:'v lj i!r ling in t!,o iki.
iimrtcrs i f I'.iris, nit ... rcr.il - iovin-jinl towns ;
lint tlie roy.illy of the 'm ml .' Yn-tM always de
clared ItBcir. At Vinrinncs tie o isiimoil the. tivim
of llounin, I. if in Tit-n. (n Ms liirtli.Uy tlio
prcat ones ol'llie ci'y (.urprivil tho g oi whin in
in vt lioc Imuse lie lo.le,eil l.y iiresenliiig t!,i m
nelves with cotiKiMtiiln'iun".', c!np!e:, tin 1 pur
Iiiiuis. Our i f tlie pliiL'in dI his ciah ne w.ik
the irrpt tintl aa-milt uij.iti Ins -leii'ler puma hy
Hie cr.wil of untortiiiiiitei w ho write. Not i
simile mnnutiictiirrr ot lui! '.tiiiets ever si ucl
him a .-application, iiinrlu.lm - ulnavs nitii u
miolntion irom his mg w.iri.s. 1'nnj his
fiivorile retreat, lor lo-o lijr wan the. eharmum
ttois ilc lloDloirnr ; und cverv week he pave a
dinner, to which was Invite. I Ch iteaii'ji la 1 1,
l.aiiieiiiiiii", L'leonlaire, (ieorp:1 S.ind, and nthert
of the like genius. W hat porpeous po-H'p inns'
hnc flown Irum lip t lli nt these, frugal repasts'
lint these pleasure were t o l.ripht to l ist.
The Municipal Council In fu'l state, Monflieur In
Mnire at their lieud, waited on him to Inform him
that hy reason of the lustre his prosen.o shed on
l'assy It had conceded to him . cratuitimalv and
perpetually, the ripht of occupying at Ilia death
the hen place In the cemetery.
Ilrriuiuw was o touched by tliis attention that
he fled Pa'ny Immediately, mid took up Ins ah de
in me wuaruer uu i.iixeiiniouri;, line u Knter.
Despite wnrnlinrs and censorship, the poets and
literary men of rninco eanimt complain of want
of social recognition. During the lirstyc.vn.il
the present empire, it Udy, n rrreiit lady, a rent
gnat Inly, "in short," an Mr Mieavvtier would
say, "the Empress," desired Monsieur Merimee,
the senator and academician, to call upon Ihs
ranpi r "de It utile vr le sn part" and to tell him
that she ardently desired to Me him and receive
him. The poet, surprised, tlaticrcd, and embar
rassed, replied with all sorts of uxcuses. He was
unaccustomed to empres s ; he only desired in
his old ape, and nt the end of his careor, to livej
in iUict oliseitrity. He rciifsttd to bo relieved
of an honor which, etc., etc.
Her Imperial Majesty, on receiving this reply,
cut back to him to say that, "As ho would not
call on her, she would visit him."
It would have been a sight worth seeing, that
mectinp between the old poet and the youn l-.in-piess.
Those who have had the pood fortune to
see that nupust lady siniie, can judge of Its eilect
upon Iltrnnper.
Aptopm of royal personapes, tho life of the last
lluihessof I'arma is a melancholy proof of the
truth of the adape that uneasv lies the liea 1 that
wears a crown. While in her cradlo, her lather,
the Due do Herri, was as-KHsin ated before tho
mother' eyes. She had not reached her tenth
yiur wheu the revolution of Jnly forced her
family to quit France. Nino vears afterwards,
the Prince, her husband, struek ti death, ex
pired In her arms, and since then ha been
compelled to abandon the due.hr, to which sho
bad been recalled for a brief ti.no by tho counter
revolution.
What a life! And in its course how many thou
sand obscure and happy ones have envied her I
IIALZAC.
There is a pleasant story of how the great Bu'
ac was conlincd for a week lu tho Hotel de
llaricote, the disciplinary prison of the National
Guard.
In the height of his popularity Balzac, like
Bernnper, oupht to avoiil visi'.or. To this end
he hired rooms nnder the assumed name of
.Madame Dupont. To which place Leon Oo.ian,
who discovered his retreat, onea uddressed a
letter :
"A MtOAMh: III TnST
At this time the great novelist served in the
National Guard, which institution he held in hor
ror ; und believed that by hiding he should re
lieve himself of his odious duty; but civil-military
law knows no respect for persons, and at hi
recognized home the author! ies had "tiled" all
the summonses and orders tint precede the in
camrailon of refractory and inattentive N.itiomtl
Guardsmen. Of tuese, of course, Madamu Du
pont knew nothing.
Tnc sergeant-major of 4hc company which had
the honor of inscribing De lUliac on its muster
roll was by trade a hairdresser and perfumer.
Jvnraped at tho illustrious writer for his revela
tion of several of the inner secrets of hair
(Iressery and perfumery in bis novel of "Cesar
Dirotteuu," the military barber resolvod to
avenge the "tiade" and the troop. All that he
wanted was to catch tho remm nod novelist in tho
street, for domicile is invlola'ile.
One morning, while li'lac was writing one of
his wonderful "Inclinations de Vautrin," bis sor
Tiint entered his study and informed him that a
box containing an Ktruscan v.ise bad just arrived
below; that the porter, after three days' (oareh,
bad discovered that M. de lUil.ae was staying
rtet Madume Dupont. Inspired by curiosity und
love ot the artistic, the great author run down
stair in his dressing-gown. A man, carrying a
cae, stood at the door. Uitlnu stepped into the
ttreet.
"Trapped!" cried the seriant-mnjor perru
quicr, at the same moment a' enping bin own art
and hi prisoner's waul ot pan iu:ism.
A way went the sham porter and tho ahum. hor.
In yniu Balzac pointed to his robc-ilr-chambre and
slippers. The barbcr-serpciint was inexorable.
A crowd assembled, and the author of tha
"Comedie llumainc" was marched oh".
A DOZKSi AMI A HALF 01 SN I 1 F-UO XII.
Much has recently beeu written of Oriental
subtlety, of the fine observation and pregnant
apprehension of the Eastern races ; but perhaps
the wily Asiatic is sometimes "sold" by the
simple l'.uropean. When Sid l'aeha was la
1'aria he sent for a eeiebr ttcd jusrelor and thus
addressed him :
"llefore I leave France I desire to present
some of your thiefs, who have honored ma by
their sympathy and uticmiun, with a trilling
proof of my esteem. UVe you a do.cn and
a half of gold snull'-boxes set with diamonds of
the value of labnut four thousand francs each V
"Your highness," replied tho jeweler, "at the
pit sent moment I have by me only six of the dc
Biription you desire; but if jour highness will
deign to begin by the presentation of those six,
In a lew day I will suuply you with six others,
which you also can distribute-, and in a week or
o after that, I will complete i he order by bring
ing the rt maining half do.ru."
"Be it to. J.ct me have tho first nix imme
di'eiy." Tlie fiinff-boxe were delivered, und the Tacha
di' triliuttd them, accompanied by letters Orient
ally poite. A few days passed, and tho juivaler
was again announced.
"Your bigbmss," be said, according to rny
pn mine I have the honor of bnuc'iug you six
u. ore tinff-boxe."
" Good ! When shall I have tho others ?"
"As soon as your bigiinexj has given away
these."
"Goed! My secretary shall sond them olT
immediately."
" In Ihut case, your highness, I will do myself
ihe honor to wait ou you ugam in three or lour
davs."
The second six were seut to the honored
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recipients, ami the
It'd fa; pa'do j- welor soon
I'tnueiii in,, o'licr ..
Tli it is to ;iv, not alt
" Voiir jruclrv has it,
faction," sod the :. o-i
fi h nds who huve d ei -
he o ,r bro'U'V tire,
n ui" ie h.j t a'is-
ei 1 1 1 ' i- it il ; and the
fie 'i hmor t a.' -ep:
(tilted, 'or 1 li.IV: free ed
them nte equally de
imin nil oi itu ni 1ml um
live lot ilmnl.1.
el s ev
e -dn.r tue
"All hut on ! Was vour hiuhn
enopLdi o sav a. I hut ..u-' :" ike t me i
kin. I
" N cs, my secr. tarv t ;( m. n,a', when i'i" Oo
was sent t( his h.'.i-e, the diet v.(s not in t i vn,
which exiilaiiis his r.ot havmp I ivorc I un n!i
lus nt knev c.U'inetirs. lie returns on Sundiy.
Hut how is u yo i In 'r or 'ti.'h' me nvo
Iw.xes t" d.iv ' Vyh-'of .r. '-en's is m mt,
and I inns. i...t 1 - ave one . ;ti t wttli if. tie eou
pint en 1 huve p nd t . ot i- rs.'
T c 'w.lcr piiti" l t r a iioiuicii' , and Mie 1
said. "10 In a vmii' ii:::!iii.. .jv tint tlie re i
jiii lit ot" vioir in ii i: i n encc who had n it yet a.'
Kte led., cd v o ir p :'; vo.ild tic m Can- .ci Sun
day "
"Yci, and 1 :.iUc mv deprtiiie o-i a'lird iv."
"Then it your hiplmess will g' a.io isly le iv
rue the name of the eilite nth pcrson ore yoii
di sire to honor, I will t i. o c n o that ou M md.i v,
or 1 ui'sdiiy at the l itest, he receives your hi-U-ne-s'
pin."
"Hftvvein tl is und then you tliink voo can fur
nish tlie i ipliicelllh box " .
"I can, your highness."
"U must in all points be exactly like the "'h. r
for I must not make any invidious distine'iou."
"Ydnr hiphiiess will prt'i.iusiv a-knowiel-that
ot the hail'-d".ens 1 hive Uitlieno iir.-scnted.
I each one is precisely simiia ."
j "'I rue."
"I give your highness my wor I of honor that
this last -lull be as ex ut ly lute its predc
cessi rs."
"(iood' Mv secretary wi I pay you seventy,
tv. o thousand francs."
Ti e odd part of the story H, that if nnv prin
should wish to pre-cat his admirer with diamond
snuH-boxes, ho wiil lind hall a d i.on a', the shop
of tho celebrated jeweler who had tlie honor and
profit of supplying Sai.i pacha; and win', is stid
more extraordinary, they ate all exactly simi ar
to those made lor, soM to, and presented bv that
potentate.
who co urns i; ii i ur: m VHsnir.r. ist: ?
We know from the authority of Sheridan's
"Mrs. I'iiII," how pos-ible it Is for tivo great
authors to hit upon the same idea, but that two
composers should hit upon the same air ro'piircs
an amount of credulity beyond us. Here is evi
dence conflicting enough to pu..!c the most intel
ligent of special juries.
M. Alexandra Boucher, who wiuj born in tho
year 1770, was a colobrated vloliuist. Ho was also
rcmarkablo for an astonishing resemblance to the
first N'apo'eon.
"In 'li2," says M. Boucher, "I spout an evening
in the raiibomg St. Germain at the Hotel da
Montaigne, Hue de In Chaise. During tho mim-,
a colonel w ho was on the point of departure lor
Marseilles to join his regiment, t mk leave of the
mistriss oi the house. Madame do Montaigne
introduced ns.
" 'I am charmed to meet you," said tho Colonel,
and I shall prolit by tho introduction hy asliiu,'
you to coniHjse a march tor my regiment a I'tm
prorate, if possible. '
"1 sought to excuse myself. I objected that I
had no music-paper; and a guest ruled a sheet of
ordinary paper with a pencil. Ma .lame de Mon
taigne supplicated, and at last I yielded, wrote
the march, and the colonel departed with it in his
pncki t. I had not oven tune to arrange it. When
the colouel arrived at Marseilles he gavo it to the
bandmaster. It was played on parade, and be
came the favorite marca of the regiment.
"About this time Kouget do I' Isle, tho reputed
author ami composer of the 'Marseillaise,' was
imprisoned forpoliiicul causes in fort St. Jean, in
Marseilles. .His j iiler, seeing that be occupied
himself incessantly in writiugjver.es, one day
said to him :
" 'Mon oill .lcr, why not write a song in honor
of our ami es .- Tlie Marseillais neither like tho
words nor the air of the "Carmagnole," but there
is a march tha bund plays every day a quick,
stirring, inspiring air every one is singing it.
Why uot writo words to it ?'
"The Imprisoned soldier sot himself to work,
and his words were adopted by tho crowd who
had before adopted my air.
"Judge of my astonishment when In tho 'M ir
selllaisc' I recogni.ed the march 1 had written at
the Hotel do Montaigne. It came from Marseilles,
and was naturally called the 'Marseillaise.' If.
as biographers bare stated, Hougut do I'lsle had
composed it at Strasbourg for the dep irturo of
the volunteers of the Army of the Rhino, it would
have beeu called the 'Strash uirpooiso.'
"Years alter I was dining in l'aris, and Uougct
de l isle sat beside mo. Haviug so long heard his
name coupled with my compositions, I looked at
him with considerable curiosity, and compli
mented him with marked significance upon his
famous words.
"'Hut you don't speak of the music,' sail ho.
'Your opinion as a gn at musician is of value.
Dors it not please you !'
'Y'es.'
" 'You must know, then, that the air is not
mine. It Is a march of 1 don't know whom, that
whs played at Maiseiiles wheu I was prisoner
th( ro during the Terror.'
"I soon convinced him that I was tho composer,
and utter congratulating me, ho said :
" -Y'ou are forever robbed of tho fame of your
own work, for though I proclaim you tho com
poser, the words und air are so insjpaiaolo tint
no one will believe me !'
" 'Keep all tho fame yourself,' I answered. 'But
for your genius my little march would be forgot
ten, or played sometimes in a garrison town.
You have ennoble d, sublimed it, and it has be
come yours hy the power of poetic absorption !' "
Thus for M. Alexandre Iloiieher. On the other
hand a letter from M. Nortiel, of the Library of
Strasbourg, protests "against the fable, prompted
by nmour-proprr, told by M. Boucher. It w is in
'!i:i, says M. Nortiel, and within the walls of
Strasbourg, that the sublime Hymn of Liberty
was composed, and it was Inserted in the
'Afllches do Strasbourg,' on the 7th of July of
Ihe sumo year, and was entitled, 'Chant do
Guerre pour 1'arinee du Hhiu, dedie au Mirechal
I.uckuer.' Copies of this journal still exist
which prove this fact. From Strasbourg the
hymn spread rapidly through tho departments,
and it was hrst sung in I'aris by the volunteers of
Murseillt s as they entered the city gates. It was
christened tho 'Marseillaise' by the Parisians
themselves."
We have heard, too, that tho Illustrious com-po-trs
is. so delighted with the singing of our
thoroughly Knglish Mr. S intley that he intends
to otter him one of the chief ruin in the forth
coming opera.
OinARUIN.
The band ('improvement is ruthless, even in
Tails, where ae-utimeut has its share in couneil
imperial, senato rial, and municipal, and the house
in which Monsieur aud Madame Km lie do Oirar
din held their celebrated reunion ia nowabin
doncd to tho pickaxe. Ia that famous lalm
MuHsot, Victor Hugo, Do Vigny, Bil.ac, Siinlo
Beuve, and l.amartino were constant guosU. It
was there that deputies and academicians were
made and unmade. It was a power in the i'aris
which is a power in tho world.
Madume de (iirnnlin, whom Chateaubriand
rulied In Mute tie la I'atrie, though au authoress,
felt the deepest auc tion for her busbiud, the
most entire contidence in his energy and talents,
and always fought upon bis side with the fero
cious tenderness of her sex. It is said that aince
be entered the arena of politica and literature, M.
de Girardin has neither torn nor burned a single
letter that they are sorted and atacked In alpha
betical and chronological order, with, copies of the
replies sent to ihem. What a collection ! How
ninny people In high places must mourn M. de
Girardin's care and caution, and wish that Ibey
could buy. brg, borrow, or steal those dreadful
fiieees of written paper, that form an imprinted
ibrary of documents of and from all sorts of
persons, under three p iv. rnui"nti, and during a
succession of un;Teeed 'Ute l and tint rson
fvints! Whut 1 1 1 i n m t s, cr a w. m on Molcrn
llistoty for s.m.e Car sian M.i an uv !
How n ru nr is i ),, pun ic ot women of ht'ers
on tl e Coi iiic in. und h i v .Itssoiii! ir to tic do
n esiicity of our own hresioc novc its mni p...-:.
essrs! In IM7. M.niaiiic de ti lurdin, then Hi.
h lnoisellc 111 dpi: in-(,av , and t n, ciiarniliig
n c ui tlire.aii.l-twei:iy, "assisted" at n dinner
i.ien Iv ti.e Aiiit.a-siidor ot' 1 ranee to some
navel i tlie. rs who ! a,) re-ci-d several i,tp'ivc
Imin Aiticrs. Iii'. -ip the ilesv-i .i;e re i'ed
m me vers. insniii c l.y the event verses wti'cu
c.iiicd mi s'rong an cv itciiient tint she was
re . i.rd 1. 1 the inpiial ii a iiicioi.tr ot the i
i deniv ot tin' Ti' cr. Charles a v e-.!c I her a
o -ion lor l.cr t '..in? c'. .so-v whico sue s(,,, i
. torn o d Ov another chant, in whieii i j,c chiei' ot'
tie (rciton in .Vei.n .(s :r. aed Tith a
Icci e v. Iiich ti. e minister eonilered pi-t the
hounds ot" the poi tie.
It w.i-mt cu ii: h lor Ma 1 ou. d fitr it din' t
light upon her he -'. iiw's s de. n .',, u o.e::h ,
hVoweiliy, and pll'ilj. ly. She pn e aimed herseJI'
, Irs parii-un. While l. (ir.i.din iv.is sin vi i;
; from the rigors ot the ,;, ,l,t,,t, r.ir-
was pro ; et the J heatro I rair als. Oi
the lirst night of its s rloriuance, the m ist criti
cal audi. n, e in l iur. pe stamp, d tl an ime.iuivoeal
hi. 'irss. "Author' author'' eti, I the ,.:, ,r.
liepini r a.lvaiiced before the ca, ti'u and m n
tioncd the inline ol "Madanie d" Oir.irdin!"
I ' tell Ihem Midline :.,', de
Oirardin." crii rl H e authoress, imperiously.
w ' " 11:1,1 ever heanl of Mad ime de i.irard n -Mad.
ine I. mil, . . Oirardin was her husiMiid's
w ti , und must be know n lor such '
In soi icty.as in her works, Madame de fiirar lin
we beg pard..n, Madame l.nule de Giraroin
aiays was a laily. A iilhorsliip and popularity
n. vcr iinpcx 'd hi r manners or her habits. The
I'eiicato hand with which she wrote was cloved
and through all the brilliant force of her
citation there is no trace of hard und naked
knuckles,
Alas! that physical pain should have rendered
the last days of such a life almost ,a martyrdom.
Ol l?OT.
Here is a dialogue betwem a lady of fashion
and Monsieur Goiot.
"My dear Monsienr Gui.ot, you seem weary
with everything, as if your heiirt, and mind, and
spirit were fatigued. How is this? What can
you desiro i Vor years you have occupied th
thoughts ol Durope, Inspired your namo in his
lory, and btcn a king of men and leader of mon
archy. In jour retirement yon aru honored and
illustrious. No other is high enough for you to
envy. Then whence this lassitude, this sadness,
this hypoebrondria ? Are you ill ?"
"No, Madume, but I would forget.
"Forget!"
"Yes, I would tear a thousand pages from out
the book of my life pape tilled w ith the re. ords
of others, but which neither gave nor give mo
any happiness.
"Is it possible you can be dissatisfied w ith your
uiagnitieent career f"
"Were my time M come over again" (it must
be understood that this anecdote comes direet
from the lady who heard the avowal), "audi
were freo to choose my lot, I would be a man
without either political or social duties, responsi
ble but lor my own conduct, without too many
lelutionsor lriends, without any endowments of
talents, but simply those of common sense; with
out nerves, and with a good digestion and a little
egotism, entirely w.thout munition, living on a
modest, solid independence, drawn, sav from
rents in the llonievards of i'aris, or llepent street
In London ; so that I could bo a calm, unlmpai
sioned, disinterested spectator of passing events."
"Then," asked the lady, "what would be your
dream, your desires, your employment, your
pastime J"
"To sec the passions and ngitations of others.
As for glory l'ah!"
And this is the verdict of a man who has known
all und seen nil who has taken a bud's-eve view
of empires irom tho lofty heights of bis own
genius.
rn E llfC DK MOHMY.
Hydraulic pressure is known to be a great
power, and the Due de Morny, years ago, put it
to a new use, and successfully pierced the thick
skin of a vulgarian. Tho noui eu riche in ques
tion gavo dinners, at.d alwajs reserved for him
self and bis wife a certain exquisite vintage of
l.eoville which tho famous house of Clos small of
Bordeaux sold him for a louis tho bottle. Tho
servant who stood behind his master's chair hud
secret orders to maumuvre with this particular
wine, so that the guests, although served with tho
best, never tasted the heoville.
M. de Morny, Informed of this fact, watched
the servant, and marked his clever manipulation
of tho bottle. The man asked him
' bermiuige :"
The Duke replied, pointing to the place where
the bottle was secreted, loudly ' I prefer Leo
ville." Tho man looked at his master, who, seeing
tL u' he was discovered, uvtdo the best of it.
"Don't you bear f tho Duke prefers l.eoville."
Tho precious bottle waa brought from ita
hiding-place, and the Duke's wineglass slowly
tilled the host, his wife, and all the guests ob
serving tho operation with deep interest.
M. de Morny poured tho couteuts of tho small
glass iuto hiB tumbler, tilled it up leisurely with
water, und drauk it as if it were only onliuary
wine.
It must have been a dreadful moment for Mon
slcur and Madame, the host and hostess.
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Black Silks, Ekto Silks,
Eep Foplins, Silk Poplins,
Merinos, De Lainos,
Blankets, Piano Covers,
Good Chintzos, Christmas Scarfs,
Flaid Shawls, Christmas Hdkf3.
11 l-lm
J COWI'UHTIIWAIT Jte CO.,
S. E. Cor. NINTH and A ROE Strerta.
THE GREAT BLANKET STORE.
BI.ANKKTS AT nETAII,.
BI.ANKKTS AT WHOI.ESALU.
BI.AN'KI'.TS FOR n0U5I-:K KKTBRS.
BLANK F.T8 FOR II0TF.L8.
HLANKETS FOU THE ARMY.
BLANKETS FOR THE NAVY.
BLANK F.TS OF ALL SI7.15S.
fJLANKETS OF ALL QUALITIES.
BLANKETS T11K CIIKAI'P.ST IN TO WTI.
BLAKKKTS TO 6UIT KVKUYDODY.
at tub
iirvrsitirr htolie,
i
SW-lm . B.oomer NINTH and A RCTI Dlrm.
1044 L'UKHNUT KTUKKa.
E. M. NEEDLES
la Dnlly Ileoolvlnor
N0TKI,TrK8 in
IACTKH,
WIIITK OOOIiH,
KMliRC)UKKIfc;S,
HANDKKRC1HFS, Ac,
la rttrj Tartt7 and M
IlKDUCKIl I'ltlCE-l,
ITI ABLB rO Till FALL TBADSJ.
' 1094 CIIKSHITT rTTftCT.
'I DE MOST VSEKUL,
I TUB H KIT AM) T"F ftriF.APKST
Holiday I'Kkhkn ri,
AT HAMIIKKIIKH llllu I HUllS .
Hfiiil lliL LlMt ill' Artl..t,.H.
1.INKM llliK t H A very Urio. ami.irtraent of plAtu,
ii.-uj- ri.,n1ui.uuiiii.i.iB.iii.iM,. V fry CI IC H 1.
I At IS COLUAltrt. Cauilirle CxlUra And Mitts. Vorr
eh. en
rSV1 11ACX OOMiti-A Tery liirK .rimunt t
Tiii1 tin. ei otauiuui iiu-e orinncy uacii, At uau the ruliu
ri tml i.rl. rH.
1.MIVKU T.tOVFH. A very Itrup AMorlmcnt of Rllfc,
Flriry l.lued.C'lutli t.lut'e, una All olla-r kiude of Gtorei,
llAI.MORAf, RKIBTrt.
Tbe lerm'it mseortineiit of Il4lni.iral hkirte La the City.
Fft-nj $..'UU to A.s'll Hp.cre. .-ry chfHi.
Hr. KINO li.lllliS.
The leriff t stofk r.r I.Adies', Men'f, Mlaref Itore' An4
i iiuuien n Mfrino niierinute sua liruwcr In ilio City.
IIOSIF.RV! MOSIKItV!
The hest and clu-aient H.iile ry lu ih.- fltr,
I.ALllEl , IIKN'S. AMI llll.DIIKN 8 IinHIF.KT.
('..lion, Wuol'B, and Mfrino lli.al.Ty. Tfte Uruust
ui tuiillb ui r.nj ,r, iiunuiir Mll UeSCriUUUIl.
HAT. HKI.S! KATItllKI.S!
A very tHrite ARanrim.-ut v( 1'ren. b Mi.roeco Batrheli.
'eiy chaap. I
tACB VF.I1.BJ LACK VF.It.l
A very Inr.e miortimiil ol' blnck .a, e Vetli, at All
priflfe. ver tli'ip.
1 ail'.-a anil UfiiU' Ills nnil wiwrlen ScHrnl.
Hair Hrufthet, ri.mi.a, Silk II ilk la.
I oraelh, I inrti U.-auins, anil a Imite AHHortm.'nt (if fancy
UrMuls, mil. h l..wr llian at any mhrr more in (In f Itv, al
HAMKIIliiihB IlKOS. , No. In'. N. KIUII I II Mlreil,
U-lu-ot Third atore ub.ivo Ar.ih.
101 IN II. 8TOKE8,
O Kit. 7t1 Altrtt STRFFT.
Wiil'tTioN is thicks or nay udods.
A M.lfndlrl Variety tT
( QklSIMAsl AMU M.vV YFAK'H PHEHBHrS.
CoSKiallnif of Hu S Oovda. 1
freneh Mirlatwa and I'opllna.
l-apln I Sing e and II inle Width ftla-k Ilolf ll.
Lupin a HiitiEl Wo. I rial.la.
l.ai.in a r Ine guallty Freor h Mrrlnoef , 1 f
HfMy klLlifd Wu.il Fopliai, SI Ml.
llayand Plain Htvle Cnllnn and Woulllalt: .
tsssi yn. da Calleora, frum ill V In
Maul Miawla .a and llealrabw.
Flam Hl.aw.arur SeiTica.
Children a nhawli- ling aad Squaro.
Ladif a', denta', aad Clill.lren'a Uiuvn.
l.autea and llen'a' Linen Caiubrle ildkls.
I adlra Hein Nt'trhed Iljkfa.
Unite' kilk lldaia.
II aim. ral Main I aire Aianrtment.
rlfilredid C.naierpanca, from Aat-kMiaaa
Flannela While and OoUreU.
kuatlat'rath and IMaiH-r.
Uui yarda Auiarlcan Oraih, At Hsie.
If Ladlea will atainine thia not k ihew will And fond
a rda at the very lowaet pruiaa. Slo uoalila to ahow thain.
Lose aud exajnUai, al
JOII H. TOKr.S'.
119 1m So. 70S AK JIl Utreet.
1SG4. 18(54.
McCALLUM & CO.,
II ETA I JL, DEPAHTMEIfT,
Jlo. 619 GHESMUT STREET,
11- -O OrrOIITB TKDBPBeTDBllOE BALL.
I iJiOKOK I'l.OWMAN, OAKl'KN IKK AN I)
II BnlM.r, No. 'J '.M AHTKII 8ir.n, and No. Ml HOIK
Sirrat- AtatUio Work and Malvria'htlijg promptly a4
tl.dwl l. 11-JS
CLOAKS, 4c.
( I; Ii A T KIMUCTION IK TIIH
iviiK i: oi' cloivkh,
At 1VESS (t UO.'S,
ho. "S . ninth M'licr.r.
Irr.m.,.:triiri. or Ihe felllnimH. tvrS's CO. Lave
I. I l'f. tl tl,. r ITK'.'P 'rl. 'I I . I.. .'. . l...r I" Ikt.ua ..
j Mi .i . I a in. Ke Nn.l .e.M , rt.l ,, j' i.i ia K S a.il'
. .. n.r a. pre rit i .'nmn a-ts...t. w im. 'i t i. e-e
ei. rm.r rd u. at r., , t, ni., r.ii.,,.1 r . . I ... .n i.e
j tUT.-...r. 1 art wi.l und II t . u, ir i...a.n.e to h
..... ..... Ir i-....i.B,ii(; ri.ewur.if. a;, mt....:.. r
11NH t til- S U.i KSI At'I.lHtll'.li CI.i'AK Sfott't,
...'.MH. SIN Ol Sfie.t.r.rn.-r ol. l.iMie. 'I?;n
jji:nkv hahki:,
NEW FDR STORE,
No. MT A K(.' I I NTUKl
The abora rr ipeetfnlly Informs l.la patrons, aiul !he itl
lle to teaere.l. that Im l.aa uow i.ye;ifd at Die ahore litore
An aeaurtannl of
Ladies' and Children's Fancy Furs,
WhleJi, fir variety and dua'lty. r.nn-l he anrpaiael by
any loi eln It I'nltei Hialra. IWImk the msnu ai'titr. r
of alt hla Ftra. and karln Uiiporied all hie atock troen
fctdae m urn lo tier ikan at tlie pro lent rale-, he can
offer tkem to Ma patrcna at It.v aooil rrtnonabie prlcea.
ALL intll made to ..rd,r, aud repairing done In tl.e
tail'aDf.er and lataat itjU'a.
lll'-NKY lt.8KK,
Importer and Manufactnrer
(r LAttlKH' AND ClilLitKS S TUKS,
H-B-lm Ho, Sir AKillt HTUKKT
TAItlKH' FANCY null's.
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 718 ARCH STREET,
AttOVK KrVltTTII,
at uts old nTAHLisarin STtiaa,
Importer and Mannrooturer of
LADIES' AND C II I LDU K R $
FANCY FLTltH.
Myaaeonmeiilof F ANCTFUb Ur Ladlea and Cykln a
Is naw eoaaplela, embeaelcf
BVF.KY VARIETY THAT WTLL BB W0HSI
DURING THE COMIJG SEANOlf .
Reanember the lama and naniber,
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 71H AUC1I HTHKKT,
Abrrva BeyanCh,
inATKVOI'AKTriB OB OOSKF.CTIOK WITH ASTT
OTQ K I STOKE IN THR CITT. t -ara
V. OltlOINAIi SKATK STORE.
SMITH & RICHARDSON,
Hlit-n or tlio "Hlinto Hoy,"
No. (Ill MAIUiKT STIIEKT,
Ilaye n.flale, Wholeaalc and lietalr, tlio luiieat and hei
Sloek of
H It A. T E H
In thii elf j. Tfatlr Rtork. oumprlitH tvwj ikwiIIjIc tmij
and nt th lowsvt nr'i.
Lad i fcnrt (.rttk- ht l Hhatri. Rrrvtni' Rkt. 'laj-k.
Pkaift, llokciri- HhatM, rhilnif)phia Hkatea, Hra1ftirl
lioit' i, Rkatci."irwirb ( liir ' nkatut.l'uWr Kkatc.
SKATE PLATJCS', SKATE STRAPS.
In hKrt.fTarvthlnif prfalBlrnf to dkat.andovary rarttw
ff rfcfe nith',rn tt prururcit aMhe H no of the 'rtam
l'.i-y. Bo. tiJJ HAKKKT blrat-t. UieUJtliitiStvMlNtvjr0Ju
Um ally,
fcMrrii & iuciii:dsom.
N. n.-HkUi flroimd and Itrpairad, U lJ-U.
JLSON'S SKATK JIKI'OT,
No. 409 0HE81UT BTSEET. "
Jsat raeetved, s full etoek of
I.tdlcs' Skstrs, riiilsdclphls Clnb Skntoi,
fipnts' Skates, Unstop Hockrrs, very superior,
Bi.ja' tikates, New York Club Skates,
And Tsrlur Skutea, all sites,
avliera an ean be arrodkmodaLad with aauperlor iiaaii
iruui a ciiome ae.eciiou.
WII.HOrV Ac CO..
IMO lm 'o 40 CHEiNUT Slreet, I'hlladelptlLA
JI I IL.A.IHL.IM I IA
N K A T X2 D E 1 O X .
LESLEY & CO.,
No. (io7 MAUKET HTHE15T,
BOLE AOENT8 FOB
Oabaraa'i Ckalleaii gleal Skalaa,
Belofcar'a Improred Ladles' sad Geuta' eTkatea,
H. Clark e Pateat Ladlea' and denta' BaeUa,
FlySBpton rateat XaMBtrla Floor Skataa,
hAlar't rateat Floor gkalea,
Tha American Patent Floor Skate.
A fall aaaortment of all tha atwva atylaa aonstAnUaa
hand, as eU aa all tbs other varietlea of
6TKEL AND WOOD-TOI" SKATRS.
Iart i Patent Bolf-Faitenlnt fkaMa faatea wlrhord
acrari, it -4
FOR SALE, WBOLSkALS AMD RETAIL.
JsTil-W HTYL11 OF HKAT8
oa
LADIES, GENTS. AND OHELDEEN,
NEWIIOLU II. TltOTTKIt,
11 tS-Im Do. SIS MARKET RTBKICT.
w
IXIIA.M CIlAMI't.Ilf,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Ho, 1 kUTrosT FLAT, beiween Charry aad
Aoove r. ainu euvei.
tor Flttlaa and J.iolias oi all kinda prompt
aded lo deavaws-
U H N I T U H K.
CUEATEST AM) I1KST.
I'nrlor Miittia,
lli d-Kinni ml In. tn nsr Mult",
rlnliiif-lleom Nulla,
Klta-.in-ik riirnltnrr,
I-tlrury mul OIIUms 1'iirnlturo,
I i oiiett-liol.l liirnlturas,
OF EVEHY IM'SniUPTlO,
F.t.' er 'a Sulla or SlnKle Plffea. al t!ia lawrel r"llK
prler.i.
(iolll.ll .V; CO.'S,
linion Siirrllirre rwr.ta.
N F. 'T. UtTH ami VI M.Ktr, and
lMtwfotl .N. St. Cor SKHiiSIl A Nil ROR lit.
Jt HOI.ilKS (JKOVKK,
ENAMELED SLATE MANTEL
WAP.EROO MS,
TAIIL.JU TOl'H, o..
No. ty t cniossNUT htukht,
I tllLAniLI'lllA. llg
FACTO It Y TENTH AND SANSOM 8TS.
g:xiii;:iiw.t HKAMKN'H,
AND MARINES' CLAIM AGENCY.
firn not TV A vn A t'F.Siiiojl
To the dlediar.cd boldiarwho baa has n wounded In battl.
I(K1 ItOUNTT
To thoe who hare aervtd two yoara, besides a PBNBIOK
tu rtioee diabl.d.
POt STT AND riAt'K PAT
To Wldnwa, h'sthera, Mothcra, &u.,of ihoaa who bars
died or own killed la the itn ita,
St! rF.SHinN A TP.AR
To the Widows and Widowed M.xhnr. of tha dtara,
Hiaii.iu, and Marin. i who hay dlod it tho aerylee.
PR1ZF. MONEY. BAfK PAY, Ac,
Dne the helra ol Si amen and Mnrlnea.
1 1IKMK ri.AIMSi, and all oiher aalnat Natloaal and
State troverauienta, pruluptlp tolleclod.
Addreaa or apply te)
GEORGE W. FORD, CliUm Agent,
II ':) lta DOCK STKF.KT. one door below Thld.
JNHU11U YOUIl L.1 Fll
IN Till
A M Ell I C A N i
S, E. ( uriicr Walnut and Fourth Streets,
ririiAUTLi'iiiA.
Tt Is a IIOMF. f OMPA.ST, and nrorlta clreMed annnatty,
thne aldlnK the aai.iired lo pay lUlure preiumuia. LASS
dividend Al per cunt.
HOARD OF TItl'STRKS. ' '
Alexander Whllldln, t .1. F.ilk'iir Thomann,
lion. Jumea Pollook, Hon. i .aeiili Alllenn,
Albert C. KolKMta, Henry K. Ilennetu
HamurlT. Kodiua, Pnllip K. Mintie,
lf..rire NiiKnl, John Alkmaii.
n illiaiii J. tlonard, I Isaac llazlohurat,
Hamiiol Work.
AI.FXANUKIi wuiLI.Mr?, PrealdaaL
HAMUKL WOHK. Vies I'realdent.
11-1711 JUUM S. WILSON, Hei 'y and Treaanrar.
TO SHU' CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
The nnderslirnrd hallux leaaed the KBNell"lV
iui hCKF.VT lint K. hexata leiorui hla rrlenda aad Iks
patrnnaol the I lock, that he la prepared wlih Ineroaeeel
lacililie. to acremmo.la atlio.e having vrasela to be raleest
or repaired, and helnx a pra.-tl.-al ahlp carpenter ana
eaulkf r, will ul personal alteouoa to tlie eaeeeis n
lriiHled to him for repalra.
( aptalna or Ara ta, Mitp-rarpenteri, and afaohjnletf
L'avn g teaat la lo rr pair, are aohclled lu call.
Ifnvlnx the auancy for the aale or "Wettararedt'a Pataat
Sl.tallio 1 omiioaitl n." or Copper I'aali, r.r tlia ereeerva
tlon of v.aaela botloms. tor thl city, 1 ata p.eparad to far
kuah the aaiue oo tavoiahle tepma.
iOllt If HAMMTTT,
Kenaliiiftnn hcrew Dook,
JI1 1'M.AWABw Aveniie, aonee I.AI VF.L Hlroot,
GAS HEATING STOVES!
CHEAPER THAN COAL OR WOOD I
EAULE GAS UEATIKG STOTE,
Tilt ONLV ONB THAT IS
FREE FROM BMOKE OR SMELL.
Will neat
01 FICES, FARLORS, DINING, SLEEPINO,
AND BATH ItOOMB,
With If ia trouble, In lesa time, and at Icaa exrwaae tbaa
any Coal or Woid btuva. They are very cinvonlant for
aae lu apart wenta In which there la no Clumnoy Flue.
a. w. Looms,
No. U7 SIXTH HTItlSET.
U-luthalm FIULADKLPHIA.
THOMSON'S LONDON KITCHKNER,
aar koriAean Kanxe. tit fanilllea, b.ilala, or ennlie
ksAlailaM, la tweaty dltieiaui aiiaa AJao, Fr.Ua-
delohl hareea. Hot - ale Hari.ii.M Hnn.hi
Heatera. Low down Oralea, rireluard HtovU, Ha h Hmtera.
bkewbole fauaa. Mnura, CooAUif btovaa, Ac- as aaoUh.
aaie aud retail, by lb. raaniifaciar.ra.
. CHAbi;. HHAIll'B THOMSOW.
S-SO-cinw aa Aio.uw a. HF.uau nuaea,
QIIA-lllUl-sJ XI. OlVllli'M
BEDDING WAREHOUSE,
At No. 1j N. ELEVENTH STREET,
11 Ditl
PniLaniLruiA.
QIOIKJU WriTAUtfJ, an.,
MANUrAOTUEING MACHINIST
AND
ENGINEER,
10-10 Ko. H'-'l K. IIRCOrr Street, Philadelphia.
JI31UIir W UJJUillt asjc SUOr.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND SU1P AND STEAMBOAT AGENTS
DOCK STREET WHAHK,
pinl nitlJ'HIA-
arirrvD a. sornai,
;!
AiifiiinaLo iikttt
ai ki iiv.n t. a. Laa
uvt-tr
COrSTY'S TEA WAREHOtWE. ESTA
J bushed In IS0U Importer and Healer la
Flue leaa, H luaa, aad Ldqaors.
Choice navana riiiara,
i r.a it mark wf 11 a Pickles and Hauoaa
Eugllak and Scotch Ale and I'.ftfr.
Canned Meats, rnlta. Bodp, aba
Kavy Meaai put VP with care.
tt 0V. n r.. prA.VIf ",ieet.
I W-ly JOHHLA H. ClIUMTT.
IJKLUESUUHO MACHINE WORKS,
JJ OrFH'K,
Vo. 6N. FltuST STKEET,
riilLAni.Li'iiiA.
We are prepared to nil orderi to any extent tor our wel
known
MM IIINFKY FOR COTTOll AWD WOOLRST MtLLH,
lncl"dinxail recent leauroveuienie Invaidliia. Mi'iti'"s.
and Weavlox.
f Invite the attentl.a of manufaclnreralo earextea
Ive worka.
1-11 ALFREJ) JCrTKt A SOS?
(im t tWf CANS PEACHES. VERY 8U-
a' ' l I perfor. rat no by CP. klertoa A k , al
Ihe Itound T..n 1'ca. h r arrn. lid,, now arnvlux, and ol
aaleby U. b, VKKk'.llu. loo I. Wll AHVK8. II 10-lia'
r
a