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NUMBER LVIII.
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A PITT FOR MENTAL DYSPEPTICS, AND A CD BE
FOB UY-roOlONIIRIA, ItY-roCBIgT, OB ANT
COMPLAINT O? A HY ORDEH.
ijy oim skuiks i-dito:i.
Ai.nAXAt) akd diary.
PllOItT METrtK-ILLOGICAL OnaEnVAHOSS FOB TBI
WEAK
Mnrrli.
Mouriny, 5. Tho unteriiflcd meot at Uarrisbiiri,
to nominate a Governor, m Win to ciimh
tho heighis of political power thoy fastened
upon a professional L'lymcr.
TneMliy..-FenIaiis arrive in front of the Mate
Uou-e lv Uie Male Train. I hey intend to
plague England vitrt their Irish hnlls to gucli
an cxttut I but tho cattle plague will bo for
gotten. WctlneMlay, A Feninn privn'oer capture a
stenmcr. Tho hteainer proves to bo of the
caitarU lino.
TliiirMlit.v, h, CauadranH prparo to resist tho
Fenian Invasion. "10,000 Canadians aro uudor
arms " hen tho arms are removed it is ex
pected tho Cimnriiaus can rive.
FrUlft.v. . The Cattle Plague in this cointry ox
plodcd. Hie Aiuerioau Agricultural Society
were tho flrsc to communicate it to tho public.
RalnrilHy. 10. Scnrs Column Day. The editor
liavintr subscribed to tho Fenian Bonds, is at
present without Interest, as must also bo his
colunin.
THE IRISH RINDERPESTS.
The Gathering of Fenianism.
Brought to a Head.
MEETING IN FRONT OF INDE
PENDENCE HALL.
The Tenian Babes Around tha
Cradle of Liberty.
COL. 0'MYHONEY DISPENSES THE
PURE MILK AND WATER.
The Stand Taken by the Fenians Beauti
fully Illuminated with Pas.
GEORGE FJIANCIS TRAIN A BURN
ING AND SHINING LIGHT.
A nigh Mass on the Platform
THE CENTRES WITH THEIR HEADS
COMPLETELY TURNED.
Klc, Etc, Etc- Etc., jt.. Etc., Em
TThe Fenian RinderDesta
numbers last Tuesday evening for the purpose
ui uupuujf resolutions on the nationality ot
Ireland in general, and of Kubscribinir to the
uu ui Haruciuar. xue spirit manifested
among the Celts wjja so great that the Bar-rooms
opposite (the -woitst enemip of tv.
kuowlcdged themselves completely ' out of spirits
uii TOuuui oi mc large demonstration of the
cnuiuwasuc sons ot linn. Of course, the enthu
siastic George Francis Train
track, and was run some time before ho was
wui,iicuu, wub a recicicssne.s worthy an eml
grant Train on the Grand Trunk T?a,i
Ceorge Francis came out of the dopot and spoke
as iuuuwb:
i Philadelphia is full ot Fenianism, Jones' Wood
has a hundred acres of Fenians, and it mukea mv
ii voi i oiuo w bcc nie acaers nere for a chance to
subscribe to the Fenian hnnda ti, uu
that St. Paul showed Felix were no comparison
u luciii. inere ueorge Francis showed some of
the "bonds" awaitiug the brave boys in Ireland
buuu ub mey tana.)
KKNLAN BTOCI8 AND BOND! SENT OVBB BY BXAD
vfiflTRB HTIPUKKS.
Ceorge continued: The world if full of Feni
anUim. England is dying. Let her die! (Great
applause,during which a bottle of Batchelor's Hair
Dye was pauied up to the speaker, as being the
hest dyeing preparation known at present.)
Fenians to the right of her I Fenians to the left
of her I Fenians in front of her !-labelled and
numbered. (Clwers.) Ninety years a?o the
Declaration of Independence was read by an
Irishman here In Philadelphia. (A female
T0ice-"An' me man Dinnts has heard Dicky
Vaux read it twiee since hitnsill.") Nine Irish
men signed the Declaration of Independence.
What was liberty to us they tried to make death
, to you. (No applause followed this remark, the
audience not understanding whether it was com
plinvntary.) Look at America to-day, with its
ninety years of trecdoir, and look at Ireland
with iU ninety years of s.laver? . (The crowd at
this time was eugaped in looking at a passensrur
car making its way tl rough It, and tuosa on tho
track looking out lor themselves; thua, owiu' to
this uulortunate circumstance, the advice of
George was n U h?eded.) I, in the aame of four
millions of tho Celtic race, In the name of thirty
millions of 4merieang-I acknowledge Ireland a
toelligorent We will have IreUnd for a boll-go-rent,
and practise Fenian neutrality by putting
Sfieiuiruloafts and Alubamas afloat to sweep the
British commerce from the sea.-. (Cheera.)
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGKAril. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
FKNIA! BEADY TO BWEBP THE OCEAN.
There are four liw l Centres. John O'Myhoncy
is the ncad Centre of tho Fenian Brotherhood,
here and there. Jcilerson Davis is the Head
Centre at Fortress jlonroc. Dr. Mudd is the
Ilend Centre at tho Dry Tortnt as; and tho Great
Crjan is the Ileal Centre at Boiton. Do you
iu.Ioise them? (Cries of "Yes, oh yes.")
Knglnnd. I say, 1 'lying. King, out wild bells
and Irishmen, unci let her die. fLnitd fcViniitq.
I go to Washington to-night to have Minister
Adams recalled. umraenHe cheerinz.) I will
be puccesBiul (cheers) or not; but in cither case,
hcgland s djtng. (Cheers.) Let her die! (Im
mense cheering.) I Fay there are lour Head
Centres, rnd Entrhnd must die. (Immense
cheering.) There ia not a ripple on the sea of
our success (A voice, "Let her rip"), and Eng
land is dying. (A.iu'her voi"0, "Let her die.")
(Kir friends in Ireland underwent many wrongs
(A voice, "Let 'en went' ) before they com
menced this strung'e, and now Ilia flickering
ravs of nope (A vi.iuc, "Let "cm nicker") are
just dawning upon the Grew Island. (Iuiniente
cheering.)
GEORGE FRANCIS TKAIN-ING.
Speech f Colonel O'Myhvney.
iciiow-cltlzens and Greenbacks: I appear
anions TOU to-nierht an tha airnt. nf tha It'ihIi
Bepoblic, with full power to receive any sub
scriptions to the Bonds which my gifted and
vuny mend has been so kind to exhibit to you
to-nteht.
There are now 300,900 Irishmen upon the Irish
sou, banded together in holv hrnthprhnnd.
ranged in companies, regiment, and brigades,
and while I am speaking, they may be present
ing their unarmed breasts to the serried ranks
of their hereditarv foea. I A voice "And. ha the
Vargin, will they foight wid the pleecemen wid
ont arms? then there afther betn' the fools the
papers say they are.") Are they to blame? they
nave noi yet seen the nrst Pike from America.
(A voice "Bind thim the nikes. I sav.'M I
J , rf
promised Stephens, the most devoted man of
m present day, that I would furnish him with
the funds. I have had bo far only enough for
my own use (cheers from the stand), and the
subscriptions must come in better, if we would
have Ireland free before the dnp dava. Tin
hoped no divisions would ptgvnt a free sub-
ov.niiua. xue urangetnen ana urangowomen
could do a great deal, simply by raising two
ceuis on eacn orange, and putting the difference
in uonds of the "Sunburst Republic." Sub
scriptions received at 26 S. Third ttreet in thia
citj (Awful pause, during which President
O JJyhoney took his seat.)
OB4NGEMEN AND ORANOEWOMKN INVE8TIN0 IN TUB
FENIAN BONDS.
Speech of Mr. Bodrers. of If. v.
The-death-knell-of-tyranny-was-soundad-from
the-sacred-IIall-around-which-we-ar-niiiPmhi,i
to-nit:ht-in-tbe-davs-wh(n-thl(i-naMnn.Triia-al.n.-
ling-for-lts-frcedom-from-Britlsh-oppression-by!
iue-ursi Eeiucrs-oi-inis-country which was-crowned-by-that-success-which-ia-.ftmhlpmoH,.
of-the-succcss-which-will-ere-long-crown-the
eu"oi-ta-now-being-madeto-lree-Ireland-from-herr
oppressors. (Here the speaker took breath, the
crowa toon a drink, and the horses attached to a
norsc tar that had been wedged in the crowd
took a "pull" themselves to get out.) The
speaker continued in this stvle at treat
urging them to subscribe to the forty millions,
me exact cost of freedom for Ireland. After
which the following resolutions wnre nnnnt,
mouBly adopted:
ICvHolntloim.
wnerens. All mow .im ritj fr .-j i
' 1 .17 .'II ' i U.I,
A.na n heron It ifitnn t.ut .1.... i.A
MIC UU L EllllUl Ifl TI if I'.ni. ILhm.n n .. I -I - 1 ..
the matter of junds
ixTni !v,h?'ea i good reason to believe.
, , iiuciuilf fcJ LUC
rimaaDonus, eoine or them will be, therefore
F la rue on It.
"We tee the Government haa nmiiiii'.taii n,.
yvHaw lilU
impoiiaiion oi nep.t cattle," said Jones.
"ihat'g bad for my show." said Dim "fnr i
had ordered two t leiihants to be sent over."
on, they arc not neat cattle," rejoined Jones.
"Why not r j
"Because they 1 ave their trunks nnnneknd
ball cl the time," i: toi te.l Jones.
How to Ccbb t j "Spotted Fbver." i.'nt.
Pugilist to knoek f-ruts out of it.
WTf" TO T.ET srrnMI-STnpV nnniia
wiinout childieu. lr.quire at No. 230 Markot street,
ih'.s advertieenic.'. a little mifiloads nq. Wn
should think tbo tUief dilflculty was to Rent
.lllllfl .M.V. -.1... . . .. . .
umw M :. miner man "itonnm with.
out Children," as th i purty purports to do.
HciiANirv in mz I. uan Itough Inhumanity.
7 f m-WA m
r cman ooniii, some ot them w ill be, therefore foil ki.t T 10Dff tuk.'BS root ia English
Heso'red. Tnat we hereby tender our hearfelt ju ' ut ,oufe taken rootj his grth is ramd
Bjmpathies to the Ftniegliag Pat-riof. "euelC "ed drama ot Was is LV, tuetali of
lUxolved That Jat.ies bteph-n, Colonel O'My- vTJt WV,1J- Avonia Jone.
honev, and Ueore I rancis IVain have their ev- ,1 J1 p'a,Pd. l lhe Surrey in the usation
pensea paid ir at-endine this meeting? nontt Lynuc, taken -from the St
Aesoivol, That wc all want money, and the V.Bti?.! ""'i5 nuule- 13,11 greatest
sooner we get it Ihe better. fi atl0,u I3 0,,ered nt tQe Marylcbone in th
JifsoieThHttlietiO proceedings be published Si i? . ton froin liI(S ontikl'ed 27 .i
in tho Series Column ot Thk Evening Tlxk. i 11 ard; cr a iqM in th rkhouse J
cbahi, and the fi '. lids of the family be Invited if" ?I'rs,0B,?e,tuan Daddy himself is to't .t-
to attend to It with . ut further notice. uie pauoi -Unddy." If ilr. Ja
Rules ol Etiquette lor Gentlemen at Parties
Act very brazenly.
Stare round nniK.lnglr,
Strut in stuck upinhly,
How very puppiblv,
,1'irst to the lady who
Sent round the card to you,
Then j ou may condescend
Three or four words to spend ,
On eome notoriety,
Woo gilds the society,
Or whisper tiuite kill j t ply
Xo some belie who willingly
Passes time flirtvngly.
Lnughing-oh, certainly !
Whimpering blunhlngly,
hecking jou blushiiiVlv,
Whispering till nnsrict Vail
Over your neck and all;
I'ntil dlfitressir.gly,
Ihrilling, cares'-incly,
Oil in a wnltz you go,
Kpittninc, bill crazy, oh !
This is propriety,
Out in society.
FOREIGN FASHIONS AND GOSSIP
A Kparltlfna: Letter from an Amerlonii
I-ftriy In London 1 lie Intent Novtllle
In me Cay Woria UrnnetUa In
Aacmdaat usaln. etc.
Loneon. Ffbrunrv 1? P nria 1 1 1 1 1 . If fl flinf. all
the wonejr and iasUiou bic congrrpatcd in Lon-
congi rpatcd in i'arw. Londi.u is l ight, so laras
juunuuu citva uui n fiiinv ui'fi iH.ninn urn
l can.imlfie. it London pa vs X10 lor a valen
tine, aces not Paris eivp i lr.un tnr a rinit ?
London! fie upon jour paltrinefs! A French
cnna one qt tho modern school would Hing
your valentine into tho tire, with a con-
icmmcous sneer i An,i tin h
do jou hear of a lady's dress' costing 800,
excepting in Paris, that ritv of tho piiv. ami
lltrlit-heaited. nnrl ih n-h ! in T A,.
considers herself lorlunate when her husband
puts a 10 note in her hand, to buy a new gown
lor Mrs. So nnrl. an' rmrts L 1..,,
lately declaied that it eat-tlM each lime, his wife
nnt ir f areti at,. A .1. - . 1 . l t j
hr simplicity! A 1m not right in stating that
Paris is richer than T.ritifl III) 9 Mil cllimlt 1A a-n.
nvu iulv ouuCfcY . HUU wit rpm. 'Ku m Tor
at all events, to be able to maint
mmpLicuyi uut why am I making these re-
nihl kaV I. it in innvullTn
ot the day, or merely to herald a few more ex-
n..ii;uuLra uuw appearing r i am inclined to
think it is the latter; yoa have enough moral
izing from better pens than mine. I will content
nijstn witn taking thi?s ag they are, and note
them down accordingly. To commence, then:
He it known to all, especially to your poor, in-
uui.riiv mmerH, nurohnas, orotners, who had
.uiiuijr uupcu iui louo wouia inirounce short
and narrow skirts. Crinoline ia
again. And ladies' dresses are crowintr wider
milH Inn wnM I. -- 1 Hi ' ...
"wutiti ujr every iumu. irains, noiaing Dot
.ulna uic wuiii, lor evening mree yards lotny.
ttr wallfinr. tir. tnAn k' . : i . r . 7
Toiun. oaim is iuo iavorue
material now. and likely to remain so for some
iiiue. i uui giao ox that; lor what can be more
beantlful than a white satin drei-s. whether the
wearer be b oudp or hrunpH? Vr
wavh a At -.11 i , , O .
.wj oiuiui.k, uuhi, viiver, gieei, iei, or pearls
are Btuaaea over the drees tor evening wear,
ltis indeed wpll tlmt nil th.t niit. . i.-. .. -i.i
Ihe fortune oi Cra-sus ceuld not withstand this
imsei mama, it tinsel were not tinsel. Ba-8
of the same material as the drees are
worn, on each shin, irutmi f
for; morning costume. Brides' dresses'
are all of satin. I saw one last week at
Madame S.'s, Hanover square. The skirt was
edged with a niching of tulle and a beading ot
large peaw; tunic of Brussels lace, looped up
with orange blossoms; hieh square body, trim
med with lace Rail npnrlc- ;;ri. t
respond; Brussels lace veil; wreath of
orange blossoms. Bonnets of every shape are
worn just now. The favorite sterna to be a kind
pt gipsy hat bent in front a la Mary Stuart. It
is very pretty, especially tor a young face. But
when does a young face not look pretty ? And
as lor the hair, the ladies look so much like the
pictures of our grandmothers that one fechj
inclined to call tbem by names long since for-
. leinemoerea Dy tne por
traits on oar walls. The Taiicn style, however.
IS most 111 VOfrilP. I.mlins An nr. ,,.,1. i -
. . - . . v , uui me iu utj
Serine It. UO tO TOUr hair-dreHsra anA ofL- rr.
Tallien. At a fancy ball at the Tuileries lately,
there was a rniaririiin ..n
She prettiest criil In Porta ,
to represent France. It was tho. charminsr Miss
Beckwith, an American ! She wore a white satin
niina, irj-coior gaen. ltrunettcs rejoice!
MiHB Beckwith is described as .having beautiful
black hair. By-the-by, the yellow fever is still
racinc here: 1 meun in Viof- t rf; .:n
striving to be walking vegetables. The darkest
hair may be turned to carrots within a month.
1 hey little know what they are doing. An
honest coifleur told a joung friend of mine, at
tho commencement oi the mania: "Ob ves
miss. 1 can make yonr hair beautilul yellow lor
two veers, r.nt after ihi t i. "
Bponsible ! Alter that, ladies, vou will either
he grey or hald. Such is the influence of gold
hair washes. Besides which, they bring eye dis
eases una sometimes paralysis of the brain. Is
all the Vellow hflir In tha ,.l.l v -
rice? But enough of fashion and its votaries.
Lave vi ltten mr.rn tlio.. T mtn..ij.. -t. .
lect, and have scarcely space kit for even the
, " ""0 ueuu season.
It Is verv null I not n iIii,.l ri;
is opened, and by our gracious Queen in person.
vY'uiicu iu iuj usiue ner grier or four
years' dut ior thu nni iu- riH..r i ,'rUI
new at any ot the theatres. The managers are
nnusoally quiet, even ior Lent. They are no
doubt hatching their eggs for Easter. Some
UOVeltlPli UrA R rMllv amwo.nnaJ I. .
j uuuuultljrU Muvvt-ver: ior
instance, a pofcthumous play by Sheridan
ami wins lb suortiy to tie produced at one ot the
WeSt Ellli thpfttrPH Tlint ...111 t r
treat, after tome of the trash we hav h--
compelled to witness of late. Wagner's Tann.
UUVitr will nko nnciilivclv Ka l .l,.
, ....v.j w ciiuiiiieu luia
Beason an event watched even more anxlottMv
than Meyerbeer's LUfricaine of last year.
If k V " VMW nvuin ugur wen. tvea
a tt a nan it ti i. npgrri o r :
the niUCIC dill' nir ArH ti'i nrn.A... Ot
phesy that this "Music of the Fut'f,
longliecome the music of the rv-w i lL ere
i,.nu m.mui n i .u. and was-
Garden ltaliua Opera (WmVwL? i?ut
Drurv fjinA inr tha . V ,p,uv avo taken
tio5 of Gounod's jZZm ,?:.A ran? a"
opening night, It.pVrt .Tu,ZVL
t OllCfi tuln rZl Tir A i , " u B "B.u
- mv lubiei 111 IUO J till MILLL lis j,
Buddeuly found himself a celAnit-d man
must poor old Uutwi t.i i t i.t ill??' hat
some few ..U?,i."":u..r'r.'' Ulu " thinK.
Celebrit f that Kin nurlaa I,J. J be a
in gilt albums-tha. ho would ever M TlT
Btuue LcrnniA o . 1.1.",;. rad the
tades to Pnz t' V' mu ,aae for multl-
polic v t. rr n7- V " l" 'ulz-, But is it
moliin. I hZ,? .acideutiso
tlemau who tievntP h,.,u.ir u S tl4e Bei-
uieht of lK.n-r.ro i a I. . aroicallv to a
ll. W th :"."". BB' ,W thp Dllhlll!
T-.. .-y ii puor ti i.onoon a i i "
in ihe hmiiif nl.i...j i T., oroviiied lor
Will answer. 1 h . ,L iv'm' t reluKe? Time
ing a visit to Anie, iVr -r ,.ur Is ooutemplas
your rpBcipm uin .t! .- ..' aarts of eoiue of
Another star of L. doubt
ttlflr ailrt "Y- . ftllHfl Amv K.l
" 'I ei-j lUUUUUufg lipt ii ' n
the Atlar.tlp. in ih,. . jtention ol crosslenr
America reiuee her weier a brow; and wIipu did
w U vu UllCalllV llfBUI Kiln . - V.
talented woman e to a young, lovely,
A well-known noblem- J , ... '
Lord C , has itaued ' Pa,Ton f lh.e Crania
Ituuinif meuiLers i.r . e bU James Hall, to the
ac wwuKtti uiuicoeivu.
. I... ,,1 ...... I. .. . !,...
There is a new kind of piano 1uBt Invented,
which, lor the sake of the Inventor, 1 could wish
were in America, inptead ot England. Your
practical sense wotild discover lis utility sooner
than our blow-toing public. Its purpose i to
enable any ordinary pianist of the mot mode
rate ciitnclfy, to tianopce nt siuht into any
key higher or lower than the orialnul. I have
not space to denonbe the mechanism, but suffice
It to etnto that It is only necessary to procure a
set of keys of thi new Invention, which can be
placed on an ordinary piano, or harmonium,
when tran,poKltlon is necessary, then be re
placed in its llttlo box. there to rest till again
required. The simplicity of such an invention
Is remarkable. H should be seen to be appre
ciated. It Is exhibited In sonic of our music
warehouses, and has already found some ama
teurs. Corrtfipondt nee N. Y H'oWtf.
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE COL'HT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
THE C11Y ANIlCOITSTir UK HIILAIU MMHA.
Notice la Itfrehy in vn tbat the llonuran.e ttli) .1 ndx-i
ot th3('ourt ron'suld have nxed MUl)iV, the fitli
ily cifMnrch, A 1). lWiO. nt 10 o'clock A. M . for hnar
Iiik cxcrtitioin to the li.llowlnn ( ti.irtm ot Inrnrp ra
t'fii), vt In n. If f irrpilona bo cot lilod thereto, the same
will Uo allowrd, viz. i
i. lUmfi Iluil'llng and Loon Aocla'lon.
i. 8rriiig iidrdni Alvthiidlat i.jicopal thurch In the
CilJ oi l luiadclplila.
3. -Iftmian ltulldlnfr Slid T.oan Amoclallon.
4. Phlladeii lua ItutclierH' IScnpflclitl hoclt.ty.
. T he ltrcatiir l:utlilln(r Amix latlon of Frankford
p'ccouu voiigrcBHtioual tliurch ot the City ot I'hl
Indoliil.la 1. '1 he (iennan llcbrpw CondrpRMIon Bodcf Sho!cm.
U 'I lis I Id.ilillnn .ml 1 ...n
... .iv . uu-. ..uu iii. .in. ...iii in i.uil.
. ociBl Alrchiiiic' llpncticlnl Association No. 7.
10 'ihe Aiilcetovta DnlldlDK aud Loan Ansodatlou
1 o. 8.
1 1. Honihwark BnlWInir Agoolatlon.
12 XovBtiictiflnu UhIiomib Aiioc.lailoa
13. 1 hlludciphlu Uaaonlc l!cliof Aswointlon.
illtl)LHICK. (i. WUIiBF.ItT.
n''t Prothonotarv.
IN THE OHPHANR' COURT FOR THE
CI IY ANT) C0r'TY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Kstale Of JOSKI'H T. WILSUN, deceasrd.'
o1ko i herehj lvn that ANNA It. W I I.HON and
MAKY 'VVlLHt.iN, hsvo filed in (aid Court their petition
and iipurnlfcmont oi personal property o ected to ba re
tained bv them iw the inmt y of mid decedent, nndei the
act of Aaemhlv ot April 14 lMftl, and aiipplementa and
that the same will he eppruved on r'RlDA Y, Alorch
milesa excepted to. JOSKI'H M. PILE,
3 vt4t Attorney for Petitloue rs
"IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
-a- AAV Wlill ur I'lil. ADtLl'lil A.
Etato OF JACOB . HALM, Deceased.
The Auditor aunolnted hv tho l ourt In audit ttl
end adjiiHt the account or JOHN E. UAUM, Adininla
trator to the ertute ot JAcOil H. BaIT M. deceased, and
i report niBirioutien oi tue oa ance in tne hands or tne
accountant, will meet the parties Interested, lor the
purposes of his appointment, on THUHnDAY, Marc.n
15 lfibO, at 4 o'clock P. U . nt h's cilllce, Ko (J19 WAL
M'T Htn et. in the city ot Philadelphia.
a l tuatuGt William u. buown. Auditor.
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC. .
THE STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYEING
JL E8TABL1MIENT, AT IHE OLD STAND.
No. 47 N. EIOHTU Siroct, l ast side.
0 OIHKK OFFICE IS THIS CITY.
With the benefits ot an experience ot nearly fifty
years on Ktaten Island, and facilities unequnllei by any
other estahiisemcnt in tins country, we oiler superior
Inducements to ihone bavtnir Mk, 'Woollen or fancy
tiodds tor DYEINO OH CLEAN8INI.
B A BRETT, KEPMKWS, k CO..
No. 47 N. 1 IUH1 H Mroot. Philadelphia,
Kos. 5 and 7 JOHN Street Now York,
3 31m
-u. i in n ii a 1na.i. new i or,
No: 269 ILL'iON Street, Brooklyn.
HATS AND CAPS. 5 20s-
; 7"30sf
X E ' M P L E WANTED..
of :'PE HAYEN & BROTHER
lf Wo. 40 8. THIttD STJaVKRT.
FASHION. MISCELLANEOUS.
H a r ne s & . ;
HATS AND CArS. NEWEST STYLES.
LOWEST PKICES IN THE CITY.
BOUI1NE,
No. 40 N. SIXTH STUEEr.
123lnthr3m
FRAME
MANUFACTURER,
A N 0 DEALER IN
pot otjraplt gjiumi
.BOOKS, BIBLES, PRAYERS,
Uagailnea, Novels, and all the
New Publications.
CARD, MEDIUM, AND IMPERIAL
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Stereoscopes end Sfercosfojiie Tio?.
rictnrei of all kimli Framotl lo rJer.'
' oUo CHESTNUT ST. 808 Pi" yV
808 CHESTNUT ST. 8Q9.d
"RANDALL & CO.,
PERI TIMERS AND IMPORTERS,
No. 1202 CHESNUT Street.
Fine English Toilet Softps,
IN GBEAT YABILTY, JUST BECESVED.
iAIso, Triple French Extracts and Perfumes. '
We have constantly on Laid every variety ef
rEBFUMEBY AND TOILET BEQTTISITE9.
Extracts, Powders, Coloenei, Pomades, Toilet
Water., theving Cieams, Coemetlquca, looth Pastoi,
Brushes, etc. 1 2 3m
REMOVAL! IIEMOVALI!
OLD DRIVERS' ICE COMrANY,
BEAtOVtD FBOM N. W. COKXEB 8IXTEENTU
AND BACK, TO
Broad Street, Above Race, East Side.
Orders respectfully solicited, an! promptly attended to
at Uie loweat market rates.
HKftS, JOHNSON A DA VI 3.
OLD DRIVERS' ICR COMPANY".
The uudernhmcd, feeling exceeding tbanklot to hit
many friend und customer for their very liberal pulron
te txteuded to him durniK the at seventeen vcux, uud
liuvlng sod hi entire inteieat to
JIKMrK. lllv-S. JOUNOV A DAVIS,
Take pluurure in reconiuiendmir '''n to bis former
pa roim. a thev are gentlemen of we 1 known luteMiiiv,
and will undoubtedly malntxlp .'he remtation ot the
OLD liKlVEUh'-1) E f 'OMPANt, ud in everv war act
to a to give entire aatlHlaotiuu to " who mar kind T
favor them wiih their ounioai. llulooi vfly. ie ,
8 Dm A. BKOw.Si
ri'IIK STAMP AOF.NCY, NO. H04 CTIFSNCT
I hTBl KT. A HOVK1U1KD, WILL BE CONTINUED
AHTTl?P8'okVKttY PEbCBIPTION CONSTANTLY
ON JUAND, AND N ANI AMOUNT. 11 13
k
R: J
MARCH 10, 18CG.
FINANCIAL.
J A Y C O O K K it C 0.,
No. 114 S. THIRD. STUEET.
AND
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
U. S. 6a OK 1881,
6 9s, OLD ASD NEW,
10-409 j CER1IFICATKS OF IN DEBTEDNRSS,
7-f.O NOTES, 1st, 2d, and 3d feerieg.
COMPOUND 1XTERES1 NOTES WANTED.
LMEBF.ST ALLOWED OS DEPOSHS.
Collections made; ftocks Bought and So'd on
Commlwicn.
hpecial luslr.crs accommodations reserved for
LADIES.
l'HiLAX iLpniA, February, 1R88..
278n
TJ, S. S E C U KIT JES.
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
IC S. THIRD ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
3 NASSAU ST.
NEW YOKK.
STOCKS AND GOLD
BOVGUT AND. SOLD ON COMMISSION.
ISTEEKST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. 2 1
No. 225 DOCK STREET,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
BUT AND SELL
CNITED BTATE8 BONDS, leSla, -20s, 19 41s.
T1.1TED STATES 7'8-lls. ALL IS8CE8.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
Mercantile Paper and Loan on Co lateral aegetlated.
Btocia Bonght acd Bold en Cornells slon. 1 31 $
H A 11 r E R UllNfiY & G O.,
BANKERS,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Ne. 55 S. THIRD STREET, PIIILADELPHIA.
Btflcks and Loans bonftht and sold on Commission
Encurrcnt Bank Notes, Coin, Etc., bonght and sold;
Special attention paid to the purchase and sole ol
Oil Stocks. Doposits received, and interest allowed
as per agreement
A LAEGE LOP OF NEW U. 8. WAGON HAR
NESS, 2, 4, and 6 horse. Also, parts ol HAR
NESS, SADDLES, COLLARS, HALTERS, eto.,
bought at the recent Government sale? to be sold
at a ereat sacrifice. Wholesale or Retail. Together
with our usual assortment of
SADDLER YAND SADDLER YUARD WARE.
"V7ILIIAM SHANSELL & SONS,
2 1 1 No. lil'MARKET Street.
"y ILEY & BROTHER,
IHPORTEES AND DFALEKS IN
HAVANA IU.AHS AN B MlHscUUM PIPES.
N. W. Cor. EIOQIU and WALNLT Htrvcta.
TVe offer the flncit ITavana Cigars at prices from 20 to
30 i cr cr nt. below ihe regulur rales.
Also, the celebiate'l , '
"LONE JACK" 8MOKINQ TOBACCO,
which Is lur eupcrlor to any yet brought bel'ore the
public.
V otto of Lone Jack :
"SEEK NO FTJHT11EK, 1 OK NO BETTER CAN BE
A-QIJND." Li?i"L
QEOIIGE PLOWMAN,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
No. 232 CARTER Street, '
And No. 141 DOCK Street. 1
Machine Woik and Mlllwrlghtlng promptly attended
x 8 8 j
JT I T L E R, WE A VER &, CO.
AIANTJFACTTJSEBS, 0F - -'
Manilla anid Tarred t6rdago, Cords,
Twines, Etc.,
No. 51 North WA'fl B Street and ! .
Ne. 22 North DEAWAPE Aveuue, .
. I'UlLAilKU'BlA,
1 ijWin H. Fiti.fr, aiichakl Weavkk.
fOKBAp F. CLOJIilKB. i U $
CORN EXCHANGE
BAG MANUFACTORY. 1
J O II N T. t! A 1 L K Y A C 0
No. 113 N. FKONT and No. 114 N. WATER Street.
Pnl adalphla, ' ,.
DEALEBfi IN BAliS AO D BAGGING .
oi every description, lor
Ciain, Flonr, Sa'.t, buoer Phfihate of Lime, Bone-
Dut, Eio. I
Larire and (mall CrjNY PAOS canstautly on hand.
2M5J Also. WOOL SACKS.
John T. Bailey. Jahes Cascadrh.
J C. r E K K I 2?
LUMBER MERCHANT -
acceesor to R. Clark, Jr., 1 ' "
No. S24 CHRISTIAN STREET. . I .
' Constantly on tiand a large end varied stibrtiuent
ot Buiidimr Lumber. ? 621
; ji - -
B
KIDESBURO BIACUINE WORKS,
orriCE, ,
Wn at K k lil llST KTI WITT-
PRn.AnKi.rniA. i
We are prepared to till order to any extent for our
well known !
MACHINERY FOR COTTON AND WOOLLEN MILLS,
ncluding all recent Improvement In Carulug, Spinning,
and V eavlug. '
We Invite the aiteatioa ot mannlacturor to oft ext
ve work. 1
I I ALFRED JKVKfl BOM.
COTTON ANI) FLAX I
BIL DUCK AND CANVA1,
ot all nuiiilier and brands.
Tent. Awning. Trunk and v agou-Corer Duck. Also,
Paper llunuiacturtm' Drier Fettn. from one to seven
itet wido; Paullns, Helling, Kail Twine, etc.
JOHN VV. EVKRMAN t Co..
1 6 t 'o-1,3 JONES' Alley.
W 1 L L I A M S. C, RANT,
It COWMIWSION MERCHANT.
No. 33 B. DELAWAUC Av.nue, Phuadelphla,
,kir von
Dupe nt' Gunpowder, Itellntd Nitre, Charcoal, Eto.
VV. Paker A Co ' ( bocoutte. Coco., and lironia,
t'Tocker Pros. & Co ' Te.low ii. Uil bheathlpg, Bolts,
and Nails. ' 124
ALEXANDER G. CATTELL & CO.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 26 NORTH WHARVES,
AND
No. 21 NORTH WATFR STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. l
ALixAMka a. uruu. .klmab o. cattkli.
PROPOSALS.
IiROIOSAL SEALED PROPOSALS, IN
uuiicuio. Will be icccivod at this otlice until 12
M , JIUAiDA T. tho liitn Oay of April, 18o, lor the
tlolucrj oi CUCOhead ot 15 ELK CA1 1 LEon the hoof,
lor the use ot enptured Indians.. Ihe cattlo to be
tielivci cd to tho A. c. S , for Indians at Fort Sumnor,
New Mexico.
I he tim delivery to be on the 1ft day of Jnly, 186VL
anu to coimet ol COO head ol catt.ei the subaequont
ui liver es to he in tuck numh'-rs and at such time
as may be required lj the nurttrdigned. .
ine catce mutt be from three to live years old,
light
n in
best
hcliera will be received. " ' vv"' VI
uericver, in the oulnion of the A. C. S. for In-
arnns, at tort .humncr, tue cattle presented do
lultll tho conditions fcer set forth, n many
not Vtiil bo roll ciod. 'Jen nnr e.i,t nr
not
as do
COIltiaclOrS Will ba r.ltan.ed until ttin n.,, ...... . ...I
due
J t.' "w bvuuavi ifl uui'
Two rcppohflblc perfon must slpn each bld",
ruurantcting thut ii ihe contract is awarded te,lhe
perty or parties Iheitin pronoMiij. thoy will enter
mio ample bonds ior tne lalthiul lulil raent of tha
contract, and w hen tho part ice thus oObrina as
f un til are ui known to the nnaersnrued, their
ability to reinibu o tho Iofs to tne United States,
which would accrue in cane of imlnro, must b
attested bclore a magistiato or other oflicor em
powered t adrrmitiier cath. .
Ihe pni tie to v hom this contract Is let will bo ex
pec ed to till ihe coutruottlu nisei ves anv uh-lottln(r
ot tho coiitruct will be coiifideredas a lailuro to com
til w ith ihe ooktmt, und the con.ractor will bo hold
reruniis.ble therelor.
Endorse on tho envelope "Propo-a's for Hoof
Ca.tlc, at Foit Samuer, New Mexico "
W. H. BELL.
Captain and C. S and Brevet Major, U. S. A.
CfTico lurchuHing nnd Depot C. S , District ot Now
Altxieo, ISanta Je, N. M February 7, 1800. 8123t
R 11 Y
U P P 1 E S,
Offick o f.
frrKKVISIKQ CCMMIPSAltY, 1
Division of tub iKnnhsstu, I
Nasuvillk, lenn . f
trniHW 21. 1800 )
AllLlTAKY
SRAT.F.n Plim.oj a i
which, tlinRt. Vin in iintilt.nf a .ijlh - ill .j
" , ni.u nui.T VI IUIB 1U
vertiscm. nt attached to each, will bo received at this
olLce unul 12 o'oiock H.,
'IBIJltsDAY. March 15, 18C0,
or supplyina- FRESU BEEF, of good and mar
ketablo qunlity, iu equal proportions of iore and
h ud quarter meat (necks, suanki, and kidney tal
low to be excluded), lor issue to the troops an
others supplied by the feioveriiiuent with ra'ions. at
tiiefollowinirposlsln the Military Division of Ten
tiegscei Atlanta aud Macon, Ga., Nashville, Chat
tanooga, lti,n Huntuviho, Ala., and ac all Iposts
drawing nnr pile Irom the above-named pints.
Contiaotto.be In lorce six month, commencing
on the 1st day of Aprd, lfctiO, and ending the mix
day of fcoptember, lfOO, or tueli less time as the
tommiseary-Geneial oi Sublftenco may direct.
Ihe necks of the cattle slaughtered lor beof to be
cut off at Uie fonrth .vertebral Joint, and the breast
tninnied down. .
'1 ho shanks of foro quarters to be cut off Irom
three to lour inches above the knee joint, aad of
hind quarters Horn six to eight melius above the
gamble! or hock jo.nt.
Payment will be made monthly, or as early there
after a lunds may bo received therolor, and in
such lauds as nay le furnished by the United
States.
Separate bids will be received for each or the
above posts, or one bid may include them all.
No bid will be received Irom persons who corao
under the exceptions of the President's Amnosty
Proclamation. Nor will bids in which such porsonV
are interested, cithes directly for Indirectly, be re
ceived, nulese they can produce the pardon of the
President.
Bids from all other persons under said Procla
mation must be aeonnmnmnil hv ihn Amnaun.
1 reposals
. i
i mnst be accompanied by a proper
sigxed by two rospoufiblo person.
t it contract is awarded they will
guurantee.
atattnir that
n wu,,v. io ...i.iii euoy will
enter. bonds for the laithlul InlnJment of the con-
USlihi
'1 he undersigned reserves the right to reject ay
and all bias eilered. . ,
Indorse envelopes "Proposals for Fresh Beef,"
and aadriss the same to the undersigned.
M P. SMALL,
. . Brevet Colonel and C. 8.,
2 20 16t. Nashville, Tenn.
FRESH JJEEF AND -VEGETABLES
Navy Dwabtmknt,
Bureau of Provisions aud CtoTrkiHtj, (
, JT , , M.rch6,1800. )
Sealod rropofala, endowed "Proposals for Fresh
Bctl arid Vegetables," will be received at tins Bureau
unul 2 o'clock P. M., on the 16th day ot March
!?S'?n,if1fo? ,ne 8UPP'7 ot Fifty Thousand pounds of
i B? JiJ!,i.f. ud .Fiity Thousand pound of
FRESH VEGETABLES, at the PhUadelpUia Navy
Yard and Station, as required.
1 he Beef and Vegetable inut be of goof? quality,
and the best (be market affords, and each article
must be ofiered for by the pound. i
The Beef to be in equal proportions, fore and hind
quarters. . , ,
Bonds, with approved security, will bo required In
one-halt the estioja.ed amount of the contract, and
twenty percent, iu addition will be withheld from
the amount of each payment to be made, as collateral
security lor the due performance of the contract,
which will, on no account, be paid until it is luliy
complied with. T ,
- " w " ' w mvvuui wumu a nillivu
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per
sons, that the bidder or bidders will, If his or their
bid be accepted, enter info an obligation within five
days, with good and sufficient sureties, to tuxnish
the article proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
111 such iiuarantee.and bii satiafacti.ru mlileno.e tluif
the hidIff ia i r.Munv in ihm j. .
ana hat the license required by act of Congress.
-u. .'vniiiu.u i.wi in mo 1 1 n n. iu It'jucbnny
propypftl pot COUBiucruii RUvantaxooua to ihe Gov
VI UUIUUtt V V AVI
OVEKNMEN1' SALE OF SURPLUS BARD
VA BREAD.
Hdbsistehcb Office, TJ. 8.
A. 1
TtKET, V
27, 1866.)
No 8 B. Gay 8trk
Battihori, Md Feiruary 27.
foaled PropesalH, in duplicate, will be received at
this cilice unul bAl t. D A Y, March 17, 1800, lor the
imrchase of surplus UABD BREAD on hand at this
deuot
- Proposals must state that the offer is made under
adveriiseinent of ihis date.
Tin bread is ia boxes of fifty (CO) pounds each. No
proposals reoeived tor loss than twenty (20) boxes.
Purchases will be delivered en board of transports
Without exiense to the purchaser.
Payment required in Oovrumont funds on notifl
cation of acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers to remove stores.
Proposals to be endorsed on the envelope, "Fropo--sals
for Hard Bread," and addressed to
THOMAS WILSON.
Brevet Lt -Col. aud C. S. U. B. A.,
2 20 17t Bievet Brig. Gen, Volunteers..
DENTISTRY.
ISAIAH PRICE. DENTIST, GRADUATE OF'
Pblladelrhla College of Dental Surgery, claa 1863-4,
. forrncrly or Wt Cbeeter, Pa., having ereo three year,
la the Arniv, ba leruuied th practice of his prolciialon
atN0 4l N. JS-LEVENXH Htieet. PhUadolphla, where
he will endeavor to give ti.aotory attention to all who
may require bis mole uloual lervlce. 11 8
UK COLTON DFNTAL ASbOCIATION ORI
. glnated the Airathetlo one of NITROUS OXIDE
OAS l.ilriictmf leeih without pain, we uu
OTilMt lifNTAL WORK.
Ouicu, Nw,
737 WALNUT
ttiee , fL.iltnJoL.bin.
'4 & lm
J) U R E K A !
THE INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
THIS IS NO HAIR DYE.
TBE IMMENSE SUCCESS with which thl prepara
tion nan met duilng the short time lt haa ooeu before
the public, na luduced the thoutiandii and ten of Uioa
DoiHiH who have uked and atieated u virtue, to pro.
' nounce u Uie ONLY and ! hi E Hair Rentorative The
Eureka haa been imroduced Into all the principal cltlex
both h ast aad Vt cm. and having taitbluliy oerlonned all
that 1 claimed tor it haupi r.eued all oihsr Hair Pre
paration 1 be ureka rcatorv Urevilalr to tt original
colon prcveni the hair from falling oiu.br cuuiiui a
healtliy condition of th calp. imparting to tho hair a
aolinces and g.oa. and yeutblul aunearauce that no
other Hair Preparation can produce. The Eureka ia free
from all imiiurltit or iolunou idrug. auaoun be ued
without ll'ng tcalp or hand.
Uauuiaciurad and old wholesale and retail by
ROBERT USHER, SJe AgetJ,
No. 26 N. FIFTH Street. St. Loui. Mo.
Agents for Pennsylvania, DYOTT & CO., No 23J W.
SECOND Mrtot, Philadelphia. i2UmwSui
1 ' 1 1 1 .
THE STAMP AGENCY, NO. Sf)4 'CHESNUT
AH yMffo '1"16' WILL BK CONTINUE!,
HTA MPS of EVERY DEHCRIPTIO CONSTASTLT
OM HAND AND IN Ail Y AMOUNT. U Vl
1111.(11 at ivuki iuu pounu net (tnoir w(
l. i T V. ru "tcuruing rr nuinncr laiu cow
I , . ,IU'KU a,V 01 1HU3), and to ne of the
marketable una it. v.. s:,,.. i i .