THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. I'GlLADELrniA, SATURDAY, JAARY 27, 1806.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Xxeltlnv Nrrnea tt Annapnllt Mont
gomery 111 air nil "hln t'rlaoil," Ho.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph, '
Baxtimokb, January 27. Montgomery Blatr,
heading a committpo from the Anll-rejrWtry Con-
Tcntlou, visited Annapolis yesterday, and asked
permission, which was granted, for Mr. Blair to
present the grievances of alleged disfranchised
voters of Maryland before the members of the
Legislature, which he did In a long speoch. ,A
resolution was offered characterizing hlu course
88 Acceptive, Impudent, and .impertinent. This
caused a very exciLlog discussion, In which Mr.
Blair was roughly handled. It was charged that
he had Bprung a trap upon the Union members
In their absence from the House attending lm-
, portant committees, by which al no he secured
a vote allowing him and hla committee to bo
heard.
i
Spa(n and Chill Proposed Purchase of
the Iron Kara "Unnderberg." .
We have receivod, from a well-informed source,
a report to the effect that tbe Chilian Govern
ment has made overtures to Mr. W. II. Webb
for the purchase of the ram Dunderberg. It is
said that he will dispose of her If be can obtain
the consent of the United States Govern meut.
By the terms of his contract, the vessel belongs
to him until the monev for her Is entirely paid
by the Government, New York Evening Post,
January 26. ,
Financial Strength op the Rebellion.- The
largest number of bales of cotton ever produced
In one season, in the Southern Hutcs, wns the
crop of 1H59, amounting to 4,675,770 bales,
which brouahtlOJc. per pound, or $223,560,253.
The crop lor ln.r9 wa 3,851.481 bales, and sold
tor 114., or $1911,314,190. The crop lor 1RG0 was
3,6t9,2( bales, brimnng lie, or $183,146,337.
The total for these three crops was $600,020,780
nearly equal to the aegrepate for the five year
preceding 1859. These extraordinary crops, at
the high prices they brought, aro far to account
for the n nancial strength of the Rebellion;
Oub War Commerce. For the four years from
18(52 to 1805, botn inclusive, our war commerce
.mounted, in aold value, to $1,092,179,676 of im
ports, and $892,211,393, in gold value, of exports,
showing a balance against us of $169,968,283.
This balance has been chiefly paid, it is supposed,
in 6-208, to the amount of $350,000,000 in our
currency value. For seven years, from 1855 to
1861, both inclusive, our imports amounted to
$2,256,900,000, and our exports to $2,21)5,600,000
showing an cxccbs of exports of $39,700,000.
AMUSEMENTS.
Arch Street Theatre Mis Qosmer'a "Lu
cretia" has the defects of bor "Bianoa:" it Is too
artificial and exaggerated, ilor style is decidedly
bad; instead of being forcible or earnost, sho has re
course to runt. Of all she did we can but dwell on
her readirg of the letter. It is all very well to talk
of ills h Hosircr as a debutante, but she U deftteto an
actress of considerable experieuce. Theso very parts
she tilays now, sue played in tfte West, where
she was leading woman for ouo or two reasons, some
years airo. It is two years since slio aupoarod hero,
and she has made no improvement, all the ohange In
her bciiig that she has exaggerated hex dofecta. We
cannot soe in her any special talent, nor has she,
either in her readings or her acting, manifested one
spark oi originality.
Ibe "Duchets do Torrenueva" requires grace,
elegance, and coquetry, all eotlroly out of Mis
Hosmei's power. She has not the slightest concep
tion of the part. Mr. Rankin played "Gennaro"
with care; but he, hko Miss Uosmer, has the terrible
habit of expressing pasion by rant and noise, in
stead of by intensity and power. His "Ray Goinoz"
is stifl and bard ; in all lively parts, too, be hesi
tates as thourh he did not know his part. He is not
yet sufficiently at big ease to play "Mercutio" acoep
taily. Miss Hosuier, on the occasion oi hor
benefit, had a full house. Lucretia will bo repeated
this evening. -
' New CBE8NUT Street Theatre. Arrah-nxr
Pogue will be played this evening, with Mr. Glenner
and Miss Orton. Die matinee will iutroduco, for
the last time, llie lied Hover.
Walnut Street Theatre. Mr. Clarke had a
most crowded houso for his benefit. He appears this
evening in two oi his lavorlte characters.
ruRKLia's Or era Season. As the time ap
proaobes lor the commencement of Terelli's Season
of Amateur Italian Opera, the interest attaching to
it steadily increases. The initial performance of the
season comes off at Concort Hall, on Tuesday even
ing next, wbon tbore n ill doubtless be present an
audience so brilliant and distingue that tbe hall will
hardly know itself. The great attraction for that
evening will bo Ferolli's flue opera of Clarissa liar- .
lowe, which will be brought out in the boat possible
style. A f u 1 orohostra (the Germania). a chorus
which bos been trained by ilorr Engelke, the Satter
lee Braes Baud, and some oi the most distin
guished of Mr. IVrelli'B pupiln, will all take
part in its production The sconory will be the
rust Uerxei's best, and the drupes Dy Desmond
wl 1 all be appropriate and unexcopti maula.
' Mo wonder that the fashionable and musical world
is in such a staio of pluasaiu anticipation, for the
rendition of siuhan opera Dy amateurs wi.l be an
event long to be r numbered and ta ked of. Me
rejoice mat Mr. l'i rolJi bus received uc i encourage
ment as tbe size and renpeo ability ot hie subscrip
tion lift evidences. Ibe li-t will remain rpen but a
short time ongor.wheu all means ot tngress to (Joucert
Hall will be necessarily cut off to those "poor uiilor
tunates" who mall nave uegieoted to provide tnem
selves, in advance, with the "talismans pastboards,"
that are obtainable, we boheve, only at Air. Perelu's
rooms, No. 1228 Ciiesuut street.
William F. Wallett. On Monday evening
next the Groat Shakespearian Jester, Mr. Wallett,
makes bis fiist appearance, alter many years abscnoe,
at the American Theatre. Mr. Wabott is one ot the
devotees of Momus who understands bow to be
amusing without outstripping the modesty of nature.
Tears ago, wben the old National Theatre occupied
the site ot tbe pr eut Continental Hotel, he was
the lavorite of the ring, ana we remember, wben a
hoy, to have laughed uproarious. y at his jokes. If
we remember aright be was first piesented to too
American public uudor the auspices oi the veteran
manager, General Rufus Welch. He returns to us
with a European reputation, and from present indi
cations, bis engagement at the American will bo an
Immense success.
, MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.
Odd Fellows Hall. This entire build
ing is now In the po-sessioj of Mr. John Mor
gan of this cuv, who has added to it the two
fetorv brick adio mug on the east. He has fitted
up the lHige hall on the sec md story in magnifi
cent stvle, for nails, parties, exhibitions, publlo
meetings, etc. The addition leaves the hall un
obstructed, aa ante-rooms are made In the rear.
The third 9tory Is arranged and splendidly
furnished lor the Masonic Order and Odd Fel
lows. The lower or grouud-Qoor is occupied
.iik'aoTornl stores anl a restaurant. Mr. Mor
gan designs to extend the building, at no dis
tant dav so as to make the hall 120 feet deep on
Market street. This will give it all the capacity
v,f will he needed lor many, years to come.
.v.. wtnroA. concerts, etc., it possesses every
convenience, including private apuriinents, or
saloons, for laaies nuu
The Late Ariiebt. Injustice was inad-
. j...,,. n iI.b nnrplhl watchman at tbe
Coop"' To.nt Ferry, a day or two since, in
ffivrng an account ot an arrest for larceny ot
Articles from tbo boats. The poods were talma
. canal boat ot the Point, and the person
.rr1ed WUS 'trOlll riUSOUIV. "" J" -
Ked to Tatch tbe boat. We cheerfully make
this correction. .
CHANTiitRnrKB. A large quantity of new
lsnd will be devoted to the culture of cranber
ries In and licsr Vinoentown, early in the spring.
In that rich farming district thee are thou
sands of acres of the best cranberry land unde
veloped, a large portion of which will be put
under speedy cultivation.
Young IiIrn'b Christian Association.
At the Seventh Annual Meeting of the Young
Men's Christian Association of Hridgeton, held a
day or two since. Samuel Applcgate was elected
resident, Joseph T. Brown, Jr., Secretary, and
Truman Chapman. Treasurer. This woolation
has an excellent library ol a thousand volumes,
which is open every evening.
Baptism. The protracted meeting still
In progress in the Tabernacle Baptist Church in
Camden, seems to have caused considerable
excitement and interest. To-morrow evening
seven persons will be baptized by Immersion In
the church.
Fingers Sawed Off. A roan named
Martin Bowen, a hand In onu of tbe steam saw
mills at Brldgeton, a day or two since had all
tbe fingers on his left hand cut oir by a circular
saw.
CITY I NT ELL I OE NUE
For Additional Local Items tee Tfurd Page.
Garhotid and Robbed. About 10
o'clock last night, an old gentleman, named
Daniel Blackburn, was attacked at Nineteenth
and Shippen streets, nearly opposite his own
son's rcsidt nee, and garroted and robbed. One
of the attacking party seized him bytne throat
while the other rifled his pocket of a watch
valued at $75. During the sc utile Mr. Black
burn's own son came out on tbe step, but sup
posing that it was a drunken fracas between the
men, paid no attention to them. Finally he re
cognized his old father, and made after the vil
lains, whom he pursued for several squares
without being able to overtake them.
Judge Thompson's Successor. It Is
stated on good authority that Judge Allison,
associate on the same bench with the late Judge
Thompson, will be elevated to the vacant Dlace
thereon, and that William 8. Pierce will be ap
pointed Associate Judge. By this arrangement
it will be rendered necessary to elect both a
President and Associate Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas, In October next, as the appoint
ment of Messrs. Allison and Pieroe will only be
until an election Is held to fill both Judgeships.
The Accident to Hon. George Thomas.
Tbe announcement In the House of State
Representatives, on Wednesday, that Hon.
('eorge Thomas, of this city, had met with a
severe accident, which would detain him from
his seat, elicited much regret among his col
leagues and friends. It appears that Mr. Thomas
was in Baltimore, when be slipped ou the side
walk, spraining his ankle ana receiving other
severe lnluries. After receiving medical atten
tion, Mr. Thomas was removed to his resldonce In
this city, and it will require a week of repose
before he can resume his seat.
Third Annual Hop of "La Coterie
Blanche," at tbe American Academy of Music,
will take place on February 7, 18(16. As yester
day, tbroueh some awkward tvpocraphical
error, a mistake was made in the names of the
managers, we give a correct list below: Q. 0.
Evans. Ed. Marlov, W. Stanton, John R. Eyre,
Crus Lukens, llarnianus Netf, W. II. Bellows,
Henry It. Edmunds, Nick H. McCoy.
New Music We have received from the
publisher, Charles W. A. Tiumpier, the Coterie
Cnrnlval Galop, composed lor piano by Adolph
Birgield. It is a brilliant composition, und
willdoubtless become very popular.
Pat Your Tasks. The City and State
taxes for 186(1 will be received at the oilioe of
Receiver of Taxes on and after Tuesday next.
Advick.
If you don't wish that rogues should ro'j
Tou of the cash you prizo,
Don't trust It all within your fob.
Though close unto vour eyes,
Nor think you'vo hid it safe and snug
In an old stocking or a jug.
But greenbacks that are wisely spent '
Are eaio from thievish power,
Atd real comfort and content
'I hey '11 buy at Bennett's Tower!
We do not profess, for any real or imainam cause.
to sell below cost, but are sellina raitiillu oar stock of
good, frtsh, fashionable, and bound Clolhmo. at
prices guaranteed to lie Unnir than those of any other
iivuse m una rtiy. 1 n e mive fie lurncsi unti vest as
sortment of Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing in
Philadelphia, Tower Hall,
AO, 019 HIAUKKT 6 TREK?,
BrjiMBtt & Co.
Carnival.
YOEMJ MEKNERCnOR, JAN. 29, CO.MTOSKD BT A
FKIKND.
Tis the Carnival time! and old Winter, arraved
Jn earnicDts of white, snoaksof aue and decay t
Yet a hoary old prophet he stands undismayed, .
Ana tuns us oi spriDg-time, oi ttre ana ot day.
We ruupt soon say farewell to tho feast and tho
cong
E-a ting our thoughts to the true and sublimo.
Bu lie joys of the past, that to mum'ry belong,
Aiiure us again at mis leauvai nine.
Then hsste to the Carnival, revel awhllo
Witbfancilul toy in us noliduv dream:
Till tho rapture ol youth, its aHuremeuis, its smilo. '
I'ass oeiote us ana e en a reamy seem.
Ob I come, joyous ma'deu, thy beautiful smile,
TLe gay ioLe ot lancv unfettered by care:
Thy glad song ot joy shall the hours beguile,
Ana love be tne guoraon awaiting tnoe inure.
Ohl liasten, brave jouth, clad in the armor ot light,
wnn siueiu ana wun Duckicr prtparea iortne
strife.
Hope and joy fill thy breast, and thine eye, sparkling
ongui,
froclaim tbee success in "the battle of light."
Fair matrons, adornod with the err cos of home !
Coine snow us the pleasures taut uuver cau clov.
Bring bright muling children oh, hasten andcomo,
luat child-voices g'adly may eouo our joy!
Fond lovers botrolhed to tho bauquet rcpa r,
lo tne oowcr oi roses wuere rove reigns su
creme. Hand in band, heart in heart its delight ye may
snare,
And prove to tho world that true love is no dream.
And (bus, while the "ay witching scene we fnjov,
juay we cull tue iair nowers oi iiove, Jioue, and
Truth.
And learn ail tho seasons ot lite, to employ
1 hat they yield us pure oma, oom in ugo and in
youth.
Farewell then to pleasure- t!iat. t ide and decay,
And welcome tae time oi aevououai love!
Ibin each heaven-sun' joy, as it pawes away,
A lorotaste snail pe 01 "Hiiygium" above.
Machinery I'brvkctko In all tbe wide range
of tiuijiun inventions the genius ot man b ts nover
uuuu inure usuiu iy cauou miu upumnuu iuhu m
brioplng to perfection a durable, choap, eihoient,and
simple Sewing Machine Applying those essential
qualities i f wood Hewing Machine to tfjo F'oteuoo,
soiu at sso. iu (Jhesnut street, we cousioor mat its
projectors have a penect right to claim for it, in tbe
btgliest decree, simplicity wuh durability, aud tno
further quality ot doing a greater rsupe pt work
than uy other compeiitor, whilst it can be ea-ily
understood by ail llemdm mnbodvina all tbs
advantages oiMhermacluues tho Fioionce possosaus
many improvements over any mid all ot them
such as maun lour ditiurent kinds o' stitches, a
tell-adjUftlDg teMiouaduptud to all kinds of work,
never tailing to give the amount of tension
always in exact pronoition n tlm mn or the
tobbln, the peculiar method of tatiug uiiihesiack
thread, tbo excellent aud exo'.umvo li-ainrn nl diini-
ing tbe luiigth of the stitch, and tue direotion oi the
same, tlem uiniatcd the reversibU lett-motiou, which
enables the onerator, by tiuiniv turuimr a ihnmh.
screw, to have tbe work run uthor to the right or
lelt.tomiy any part ot thp team or tasten the ends
oi soma wnnour tuiniux tie iuorio. A cirotul
examination ol thecoutuution and workinv ol tho
i lureute Atacb n will couvincu any one of its su
periority, and we wou d ndrue our readort who are
dexiroux of fuyingfi gitt thut win be most acnentablb
to the wito, daDghter end iriend, to buy a Fiorouet
Sewing Machine a'gil' ot bcancy and utility mat
will last lifetime. Every machine Hold is war
ranted to give satisfaction, and inxtruotlons given
without charge. Call turly to secure uromvit de
livery, as the Company are now behind tuuir
oiders.
For a Sttjdbobh Couon lite Dr. D. Jayne'g
Expectorant at once ft mar save you from Con
sumption, it w III certain ty ctire the most Inveterate
Coughs and Colds.
fob BBitoonrni,
Try Jayne's Expectorant. It will subdue the In
flammation, relieve the cough, pain, ana difficulty of
breathing, and produce a speedy euro.
BAVI TOO ASTHMA?
Jsyne's Expectorant will overcome the spa'modie
contraction of tbe wind tubes or air vessols, and
cause the ejection of the mucus which ologs thorn,
ron FLBunisY.
Take two or three large doses of Jayne's Expecto
rant in quick succession, and covering np warmly In
bed, the disease will be subdued at the outset.
IIAVB TOU THB OONSUMPTIORf
Jayne's Expoctorant wilt give yon immediate re '
lief. It cleanses tbe lungs from all Irritating mat
ters, while it heals and Invigorates them. Thousands
who have been given np by their phydcians have
been restored to health by Its use."
WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP,
And all Diseases of the Lungs or Breast, tue effbo
tuallyand speedily cured by Jayne's Expoctorant,
It is no new remedy. For thirty years it has boon
before the pub'.lo, the demand for it constantly in
creasing, and the evidence ot its great curative
powers accumulating in our hands. Why not give
it a ti loir
The Expectorant and all Dr. D. Jatnb & Son's
FamilyMedicines are proparcd only at No. 242 Chcs
nut street.
Reasons Why thb Pboplk Buy Tbbib Cloth-
lko at Oak Hall.
1. Jt is the chkapkpt place to buy in Fhiladotnhia.
Tbe bouse doing such a large business, employs a
large capital, and gts Its goods from manuiacturers
ana importers, ana imports lor ltoolt.
2. It is the rest place to buy. becanso the Clothing
that comes from Oak Hall is really lirst-cloas in style
wane, ana trimmings.
8 Because thore is no disappointment. Every
thing in as represented. If an article is rooommoned,
it can be fully relied on, and tins feature, to those
who are not judies, mvaluahle.
4. Becan-e the utonk comprises such a splendid
vabikty, that any one can be pleased. ' Instead of
a dozen styles tl;ere uro Hundreds, and any size or
thape can be titled.
b- lSfonuse the clerks and salesmen are oentlr-
STANLY, AND POLITIC ATTENTION 18 GIVKN TO ALL,
rich or poor, quick people or tedious, wbethor they
wish to purchase or not
6. Because of tbe cukerfulnkss with which an
article is exchanged it "it does not please the folks at
home," or another "ty'e is prefeired.
7. Bi cauee tne custom Depautmknt is tbo best
organized establishment in Philadelphia to get
a car.neut made to order, to pit, and numbed at
short notice, and promptly Bout honu.
8. Because the assortment ot goods in tho pleoo, in
the Custom Department, to select a suit lrom, suu-
PASEKS ANYTHING eTOT known IN PlIILADDKLl'lItA,
comprinng as many goods as a scoro oi ordinary
tailor stores eomblued.
Let the people ol Philadelphia come and see what
INDUSTRY, ORGANIZATION, Blld CI.OSK APPLICATION
to BUt-iNtss can do in prepxring lor tbe wants of tbo
community, and how careful study and economy m
purchasing raw materials can chcaoen an article to
the customer. Orders bv mall have the prompt atten
tion ol a speolal cle k, and where the article is unsatis
tactory may be leturued and money reluuded.
Wanamakkr & BllOWN,
Popular Clotbiux House,
Oak Hall,
8 E Corner Sixth and Uarkkt Streets.
F. S. We have a tnl line of Boys' Clot oi no and
GXZtTS' FURMSniKQ Goodb.
A Letter prom Frkehmen's "Bill:"
On Dk Kun, Washington, January 27.
Mr. Editor: Bies you, dis is de fust imo 1 was
ctLer in l.'ougress.and as you may soo by do papers,
me and Judge Kollov have bo IT been frn de Hou.-o.
1 net ter tbouirbt when do .ludge fust took hold of
me dat I would be here, jes waitin to go fru de Se
ra tc likewi.-e, und don up to ilossa Johnson to take
his ) and at d i White House.' eonie ob do white
folks sav 1 will bo sent buck to de White House au
altered and improved Bill; but, btess you, houev, I
don't see how they could do much wid me. But
I'm in do bands ob do Judge, and bo savs he'll see
me fru. Secretary MoCuiioch has a ftill dat he
wants to put lorward like me, but dero's uo use ob
talking, nullin goes hero cept don's a little black
male connected with it. Dat'sa.ioke. I learned dat
trem do Judge, and be lamed ii,be told me, lrom
reeding de advertisements of llassa Charley Htokei
& Co. 's One i'rico Clothing House, undor Uo Conti
nental, printed in de fl adelfy papers.
, You is sure, Bill,
Boys' Clothing at Ubkatly Keduced Prices.
Slauy ot our readers are aware, aud for tu i bene lit
ot tbote who are not we wi I stute, that lor some
vears past oro of the most popular Bovs' Uioibin?
es ablishment in Our city has been conducted lu the
second story ol their store, Ninth and Market streets,
by Messrs. Cooeer & Coriard, iu conucction with
their trade in dry goods. They have now a ba'ance
ol lishionabie readv-mado slock on hand about six
hunercd aud lllty Bos' Suits, Coats, Overcoats, oto ,
which tboy have determined to close out at a great
n (taction trim the regular pries, la fact, they have
resolved to soil every fall and winter garment in
their stock be ore tbe 15th da of February, toaeoom
plish which they will necessarily be obliged to favor
purchasers in point of prices.
Habheebh Candy. In spite of all prejudice and
opposition on tho pait of interested parties, the ro
murkab'e cures eflected by the use ot this remedy, as
almoxt daily test'lied to by many of our well known
citizens, will soon displace some ot the nauseous drugs
and doubtlul nostrums so often forced down the throat
ot Invalids. It is aimost a sure cure iu all ca-esof
coui'lis, coitls. asthma, neuralgia, nervousness, loss
ol appetite, low spirits, and all throat and lung flitil
cultii'B. Its general influence on the miud also hug a
wondorful mtlueuce on the physical system.
1 rice, 61) cent and 81 per box. Hold bv the drug
gists. ho.esaie by Job anon, Uolloway & C'owdon.
Cogd foti thb TnnoAT. Rohblns' Pectoral
Troches quickly euro Sore Throats, Coughs, Colds,
etc. etc.
1 have known Robhias' Pectoral Troches to procure
ertnc restoration of tho vo ce Those usiUtf one box
come bac torunore, staling "thov are the host I ever
w-.ed." , H. E Ahhmkad, Apothouary,
No 3.iU houtli beouud eirout.
bold by Drupglst. 26 cunts a box.
OfficeuS and Mkn of tho U. 8. Steamors "Mal
vern," Jsarutunza," " Wilueriuss." '.Vaus mo.,d,"
Launch o. 6." "Advanco," und "Alontioollo "
and all othois interested in tho ' Stag," Cbarloito,"
Kelma," and "tJoruubia." wi.l near ot something
ftieatly to their auvun ago bfoailing or wrinug nt
once to l lie .Military and Naval Aeucy, No 427
Walnut Street, I'hliaUoh bia. Josph E Duntt &
Company.
I.ove and A Good Dinnku ore said to be the only
t 'O thiuirr that chango a man a character, It my
be so; can't say. Bur il you want a supply ot good
Coal, we would unhesitatingly direct ou to W W,
Alter, tho great coal iiiMobam, No. 057 North Ni'th
stieot, below (iirard avenue. Alter Is u mau oi ths
strictest probity, and his tob always in -ans 2241
lbs. Orders may be loit at tbe ottice, cixth aud
fcpring Garden siroi ts
Paulub, Paulub. Tb!s comiomeu, which is so
pot mar nud well-known as being sigmUcant ot liu"
Lais and cuj ot evory desoi ipiiou, und wbioii is so
luignly imt, ouized ut tho lasiiiotiub'e hut ouipoi'iani
oi i harles 1'ou u. 8 E. corner ol Second and o it;i
street- tl.ould be Immediately resorted to by all in
lu stock is lur Hupei- oi'. both in price and quality, to
any m tlio o;ty ut ti e present timo
UahiDykI Haib DykI ltalche'or's Hair Dy is
tbe best in tho worl'i 'l'hd ouly true ar.d purfeut d-o
Imrin'ess msiuntaneous aud reliable produce.) u
siih niliil I'lnck or naturm brown rdiniuius tb- ill
otlpfit. ol bad dves. onu freiiU'incly restores tlio on.
i , imil color. Bo a bv an diunvists. The t'rnuiu.i is
ngnrd vv. A. uatchelor, No. hi Uarolu struct,
liewlioik.
Oi'PiCERB and Men oi' the 43l Ro'.'imont Unit d
fela e Colored iroous will niease call or sond taeir
Btioicsi to tbe Military and Navai Ag noy, No. 4J7
Walnut Btreut. Joeph K. Devitt . Com;iauy.
Persons nbout changing their residence can Invo
their ui bolstering done bv practical workmen, at
ti e (.liortcst no'loe. N. B. Carpe s altered and laid,
at W. Hknby Fattan'b, No 1408 Chesnut street
Disabt.vd OFriCBM and Soldibbs d'soharrsd
from the Veteian Krerve Corps, are Invitod to call
at the J'llltarT and Nsval Aceney, No. 427 Walnnt
Street, Philadelphia. Joseph . Devitt k Coin
Pnf. Window PnAPEfl, suitable for Parlors, Dining.
Rooms, Chambers, etc, put up by W. Hbbby Pat
ten, at tho shortcut notlew. No. 1408 Chesnut street.
Wdxn yon ieel a cough or bronchial aflootion
creeping on the lungs take Aybr'b Cherry Pbo
tobal, and cure it hfrr t tweom" Incarable.
Window Wbadrs at reduced prices, at
W. Ubnry Pattbn s, No. 1108 ( hosnut streot.
TBicitfl TtEDUCKD. Splendid pictures those made
at U. F. Itelmer's. Pentona desiring will And tbem
most saristaotory in style, quality, execution, and
prices. Gallerv No. 624 Arch street.
Church Cushions made to order in tbe best man.
nor and most reasonable terms, at
Pattxn'b, No. 1408 Chcsnnt street.
ft, FnoBVAXBR & Co., N Oi.4 and Not th Eighth
Htreet, have on hand all tne latest st)les Of Chil
dren's ClothlDg.
Furniture renebolstored and varnished In the
best manner, bv sending it to
W. Henry Pattbn's, No. 1408 Chesnut streot.
I. E. Wal&atbn,
Masonic Hall.
Window Curtains,
Window Curtains,
Wlndew Curtains,
Window Curtains,
Window Shades,
Window Shades,
Window Shades,
Window Shades,
I. E. Walbavbs
No. 718 Chesnut street,
W. A B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market,
W.AB , Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. It B., Good Clothing, Oak Uall, Sixth and Market.
W. k B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W.fcB,, Good Clothing, Oak Hall.Slxthand Market.
W . A B.. Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
MARUIED.
BIERBACH FINK.. On January 18, 18(18, by the
Key J. N. Crowell, FBANCIS UltKBACH to
KMMA A., youngest daughter of Julius Fink, allot
this city.
1BY CUDKNECHT. On September 17, 1865, br
the Rev. William I. Eva, Mr GKOK'tK KKY to Miss
MAKY N. H. GUDK.NECHT, all of this city.
DIED.
BARNES. On the 2M InsUnt, ALBERT C.
BARN Em, in the 88th rear oi bis age.
Ibe relatives and mends of tbe ramily, aso the
members ot Meridian bun Lodge, No; 477, I. O of
O. F., are respectfullv invited to attend hli funeral,
from hla mother's residence, No. 419 Dauphin street,
on Sunday afternoon, tbe 28th Instant, at 2 o'olook.
To pioceed to the Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
BEG LET. On tbe 26th Inst., Mrs. CATHARINE
BEuLEk, daughter ot the late James and Eleanor
Collins, aged 88 years.
The relatives and mends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from Mrs Cul
lion's, No. 1219 Market stieet, on Sunday atternoon
at 1 o'olook, without turthor notloe, lo proceed to
Cathedral Cemetery.
BRACELAND On January 25, JOHANNA
BKACELaND, aged 75 years.
Ihe relatives and triendsaro respoctfully invited to
attend the luneial, lrom the residence of hor nioco.
No. 1519 Ogden street, on Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
BRADY. On the 26th Inst., PATRICK BRADY,
agedCOyeais.
ills relatives arid the friends of the family are re
spect tully invited to atiend the lunoral, from his late
r s donee, No. 1523 American streot. above Jefferson,
on Monday morning at 8 o'clock. Servicos and
intetment at St. Michael's Church.
CLAKK On the 22d Inst., GEORGE W. CLARK,
in the 47th year of his ago.
The friends and relutives of tho family, also the
Twelith V. aid Domociatio Association, are respect-
iu:iy invited to uttena tne tunor&i, lrom nis late
rcsidonce, No. 826 Julianna street, on Sundav after
noon at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Odd Fellows'
Cemetery.
M1NSHALL. On tho 26th instant, ROBERT W.
M1NSHALL. son ot the late Thomas and Maria J.
MmshaU, in tbe 19th year ot his age.
line reia'ives and trieuds oi tue iiimiiv are invitoa
to n.tend tbe funeral, without further notice, troin
the residence of G. W. Ehawn, near Fox Chat,o, on
i ufsnav tue HOtb instant at l'i o'clock. 10 proonnd
to Cedar Bill Cemetery, Frankfoid.
fcMITll. On tbeevenlnz of tho 24th instant ac
tbe icsidcnco of his brother, U. K. Smith, No. 1124
Wallace street, WILLIAM K. SMI Id, ot German-
town.
1 ho relatives and friends and those of the family.
SIfo the membors of Lodge No. 81, A. Y. M.. and
v amor .Lodge, I. u. ot o. I . are invited to attend
his funeral, tiom bis brother's residence, ou Monday
next, January zsi, ut iu o ciock.
XT E HAVE NINE STYLES OF PATENT ASH
Sitters, by using wblcb you wiv raatBrially re
duce your coal bills, also Ash Meve Mbeet Zinc. ,-tove
Jllca or Islnglara. Hlova 1'ellsh, Pokers, and other
seasonable Hardware, for sale bv
IKt'Jlll 8, BltAW,
No. &15 (Fight Thirty-rive) MAUKt r t)t . below Ninth.
CASH AND WINDOW FASTENERS, BRASS
and Iron Bolts, Door Chains and other fastenings,
for sa.e bv TKUM AN & SIUW,
JN o. :i (Eight Thirty-five) MAKKET St.. below Ninth.
CRATES AND SKATERS' IMPLEMENTS, IN
j eluding aeh'-fastenlng Hk&tcs, fine Steel ekatos,
Imitation Steol Skates, lilon iln Skates, with ankle
supporters, aud a variety of other siyles. iSkiters'
(Urn eta. Patent htrap Pullers, anil lleol I'Utes.
fckuies sbarpenod at THUMAH & SHAW'S.
Ho. 88 (Kinnt i blrtv-nve) MARKKT St.. below Ninth.
TIIEO. n. M C A L L A ,
FASHION ABLR HATTKR.
AT HIS OLl ESTABLISHED SfASD,
No. 804 CIIESNDT 8IKEET. IStt
GREAT BARGAIN,
CRASH ROLLERS.
2S00 CRASH ROLLER TOWELS,
BOUGHT AT A GOVERNMENT SALE,
SLLIING OFF FROM 31 TO 45 CEN23,
At Millikcn's Linen Store,
It'"
Vo. 8T? AltCH 8TKF.ET.
'PI! E T II I K D ANNUAL II ) P
. or
LA COTEI5IE lil.ANCHE
WILL TAKE PLACE
AT
TilE AC iDEM Y OF MUSIC,'
February 7, 18S8.
Ibe Eectetary, WILLIAM II. LELL3W8, will bo at
No. 630 CHESNUT Street, between tho hours of 10 A
M, and 4 P. where thosa deslrlug to aubcrlba can do
so ul Jict to the approval of tbe Atsociutlou.
I'emons having tickets, and wishing transters made,
musiDoth'y thn Secretary, so that action cau be ta'.ton
theri.cn prevlmu to February II. 1 27 1 Ot
TO IttOX FOUNDERS .V MANUFACTURERS.
1 m TOSS LEHK.H AND hCIJUVbKILL
LL'sr OUAL,
In stors snd for sale lew, at
tthlNVH C.n.l, DEPOT,
ELEVENTH AND WILLOW SlKEETS.
OF DICE, i-o tii WnlNUl' MkrEI',
Kiiinlly "o 1 ai (jroatly reduced rrlu8. 1 11 .Vrp
j 8AAC NATHANS, AUCTIOXUHB
' AKD
MONEY 13IIOKKU, .
S f . COUKEB Or TUllID AND 6PB0CB BTBEET9
Only one Square below the C:xctinng.
Sa 1 11iNS1 l'rfocfai on e eitabilhind for th laat
tori' itoii kione.t to loae In larva oi nnmi auiuuuu
t ilif iv est rates on Disnoniis.hiiver I lata. W ate ho.
Je. ir. lotuuik'.KDUirooits o;vtf decni,uon orbut
hours irvia M. tUl If M. 4 1yrp
En'AMEL OF AMERICA..
1IIS WXLL INTEREST OUR
LADY ItHAJMCRg, i
. . ,i
I
TIIEBB HAS LONO BOTCH FELT
on tbe part of ur
. LADY PATTIOWS
!
desire to procurra article
( OF TOHJH1T'
to which the
COULD P-ACE COSFIDBtrCK, (
and which would supsrsede th many Injurious Toilet
Powders and Pastes which, for want of better, tboy
were forced to use, t ' - ' r .
THE INJUnT 1
THEIR COMPLEXION AND IIBALTIt.
NOW,
HOWEVER,
WE ' .:'
HAVE '
THE
PLEASURE
TO PLACE
BEFORE THEM
t article which we know trom personal experience to
be Just what will satisfy them in every way.
It is Perfectly Harmless to the Skin.
WARRANTED TO BE SO.
In fact,
so well satisfied
have we become from ions and pa ties t
INVESTIGATION
t hat It will sot Injure, but rreatly Improve the skin,
AND
REALLY
BEAUTIFY
THE
COMPLEXION,
THAT WE WILL EEFUND TO AST LADY,
who, after giving our preparation,
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
ENAMEL O jj1 AMERICA,
A FA1K TRIAL,
THE MONEY PAID FOB IT IF IT FAILS.
IT IS PUBELT VEGETABLE IN ALL ITS COM
PONENT PABTS, -AND CONSEQUENTLY
IS HABMLES8, ONLT TO IMPROVE
THE APPEARANCE OF
THE KJN.
It will rc i ly remove
FRECKLES,
MOLES.
llACICWOHM,
PIMPLES,
and tv cleansing and softei.ing the skin, give It a
BEAUTIFUL VELVETY APPEARANCE.
It will conceal th markj-of
SMALLPOX,
AMD IT WILL
1NSTANTANEO 1SI.Y REMOVE
A I J. I
ROUGHNESS 1 KOM THE SKIN.
FOB
chapp;:d hands
A2.D
i
I At E
IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL,
making the skin as white uudsinoo.h as
IVORY.
LADIES WHO HAVK CHAPPED HANDS.
or skin made tough by exposure to tbe cold winds, are
Invited to
CALL AN D TRY IT,
and satisfy yeurself befoi, rou
rune, a ask it.
A Bottle
ALWAYS OPEN V.'itN THE COUNTER,
' 'FOR LADUS TO VSE,
WITHOt V CHARGE,
AT
PRANC0IS GlGOlTtE & CO'S
BEAUTIFUL UTOIlE,
s. vv. cor. eigh; a and locust sts.
Il'ICE.
Slng'.e Bottlo ...SI 00
Mx bottles ,' soo
voi. . vxe nr
DYOTT Si. CO.,
JOHNSTON, HO:.LOVAY& COWDEN,
R. &, O. A. W vitiHT,
GLENN A.
HINT i CO.,
IIARF tiOS &, ARMSTRONO,
Diogglsts, Ilair-i makers, and Perlhmers.
FRANCOIS G .KGOIltE fc CO.
are the sole Agents for t. e
VERY I ,.I,IGHTFUL
FRENCH I SEPARATION
ron
ti:;- LIPS,
LA CHEJIE EE Fi I CR DE LIS
AND
L CREME DES ROSES.
FOR SAJ K ONLY AT 2Smf8t
S. VV. COR. EIGHTH AND LOCUST STS.
AUCTION SALES.
PHARLLS C. MAC:.':V, AUCTIONEKR. NO.
V.' 3i6n.Al.KEr Street botweon Third and Fourth.
THEOLOGICAL, HIST "itH'AL. AND MISCtLLA
NEOI'S bOOKS,
On ilor iay I yeninu,
at sharp 7 o'clook. eta ,iie are ready.
Books uiy ba eximmcu ouatonuay from t A. M. t il
4 V, M.
HARDM'AUE. ETC.
On 'I'ue 'lav Morning, i
at sham lOo'clock. Filer, Augers, Bed Castors, Solves
and Forks. to-
CBOCKF.RY AND OLASVABF.
and a variety of White I ranlte aud '. V. Ware, Olnsn
ware. Laiup Burners, LiukkUjU' Jars, ilmturd Bot
tles, eta, 1 'il 'H
THE LATE GREAT FIRE
IMMENSE BARGAINS OFFERED.
.BOOKHILL & WILSON,
PR0PME1 9R3 OF TUE
Bro n Stone Clothing nail,
No, 603 tund 605 CHESNUT ST.,
HATK aa BIR STOCK OF GOODS
FOB
GEITTLEHET AND YOUTHS
Now Arranged and tfcadj for Sale,
AT
ASTOUNWNGLY LOT -JUICES,
WITH A VIEW TO CLOSING OUT
THE GOODS
Rescued from the Late Conflag, Tation,
AMD OV rsSPASIIHTBIB
spring stock:,
the customer departmbic
M NOW UNDER WAY
Otf THE SECOND FL00U,
122Ct4p ENIK ANCK ON CUE3KUT ST.
f 11 A N l v L I IV
SILVER WSim COMPANY.
PARTIES WHO DESIHE TO BECOME IN
TERESTED IN A LEGITIMATE, PRACTI
CAL, AND PROFITABLE SILVER MINING
ENTERPRISE, POSSESSING SUPERIOR
MINES NOW IN PROCESS OF DEVELOP
MENT, ARE INVITED TO CALL AT THE
OFFICE OF THE ABOVE-NAMED COM
PANY, WHERE FULL INFORMATION CON
CERNING THE SAME MAY BE OBTAINED
OFFICE,
No. 432 CHESNUT STREET,
(UPSTAIRS).
SILAS BETTS,
1 20gwSt4p TRASUB K B.
(JOOl'EB A C O N A R D,
NINTH AND MARKET.
35 cent yard wide Rood Bleached Uuiliu.
H cent heavy good Bleaobed M oslln
40 CiDis lor best makes B eacbed ilusliu. f
48 cents tor Wllllanisvlllei.
63 Cents tor beaty 5-4 Bleacbed Sbeetlnr.
457. PIECES
Bleact ed and Unli leached Mua'lus selling bv the.
piece at lowest wholesale pi Ices.
35 cents for good Ginghams.
al cents lor Merrlmac I'rUiti
0 for boavy largt Blankets. '
4U cents for (tood buck trluged Tqiwels.
tl'15 for heavy power-louin Talile DamaHk.
CLOTHS AND CASSI MERES.
"W inter Ooodi greatly reduced In prlco.
Tial y receiving bprlng Stock.
One cae best ater proof CloaUlngs.
Beaver t'luaklniia aud Overcoatings low.
Wo advise buying now whilo they are cheapw
SPRING FLANNELS.
Complete Stock flora 40 cento up.
Best Xivklnijs made for best custom.
I 25 6t4p
JJU. IlLNTKli, No. 44 N. SEVENTH
eiTIiRf T, ABOVE FILBEHT, FH1XADKLPBIA.
Acknowlitli'ea bv all par'"' tifr''tr,i bT ,llr '
in ti e treatment ft l) $ras in his specialty. QT7IOK,
THOUODUH, and prrmnn -nt cures guaranteed luevfrf
case. Keuiember DK. Ul'M'I F,K 8 I elebrated Kernedle
cen only be bad genuine at bis oid efltablu bed Ofllce.Mo.
44H,btVJ!.ViUeUMet, aUnaiUberV IIW
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