THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 186G.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
For Additional City lnkUi j-'uce see Ei !U.'i J ag?.
The Domestic Markets. We give tho
followlnir quotations lor to-day:
Aoplos, fi'ba't peck
Heans, dry, quart
Items, ior haf peck
..2-.r
..12rjl5
,.4"li
..6t;79
..45't.iO
Huitor, roi
pound....
Carrots, if J p o
Celery, i tiiiuon.
UMai;e, f Head
8 a 12
Cranberries t quart
Cherries, bcedt.d . . .
, .6!(l,fl
Dried Fruit, apples, y quart, ..
" peaches, qu ri..
" cherries, quiii i
Y.pps, t doron
J lour and ileal wheat, r i.,.,
" rye. 4"t
" Imp, l it
" " India , 1 lu..,
" buckwheat,
Hominy. .
J-nid lHb..
Meats roast beef, ib
coined bcof, V It)
" rump stonks, t Ib
" sirloin stenks, Ib
" smoked, i Ib
Mutton, Jore-quui kir, lb
" hind " tl
" chops N yib
Onions, hulfpecV
Taienips. J'hlk
...Vitijl
...2h&&)
. ,.2j"2i
...i-i'iSH
...
... 'D 7
... 88i
7
...12?Wi
...2') 23
...ttWrt
...1")20
...22'2S
...27 "
...2 to 27
...lon.12
...v: 18
...is.;-2!
...2iy 2",
...10rrl5
...15 U
...24)7
..3
...i;.,2i)
...iro,20
...8r
...1S22
...40' V
...2i2S
...2i25
...2'W23
. .. i 06
... 8 -12
...lnn.lJ
...22i27
...12n)18
...20." 30
lor, ruot"(i ai.a aleak-,
b. .
corncu, t io
" limns, who e. f ib
" ham, sliced. t Ib
tliouklcis, li ,
Tudl Bl'S. l I
J'nied beef, chinned, i id
Folatoe.', while, null' peck.,
" eweet
l'ou try, lowls, v l
" siiiiiik chickens. V ID
Saiifaws. t ib
Klieena' tongueB, l dozen .... ,
Pcrappie, lb
Turnips, 1, hnlt peek
Veal, hind quarter, lb
" Jure quarter, y lb
" culets, 4 Ib
The Soldiers' Mash Meeting. Tke
soldiers' mass meeting iu Wo t I'hlladolphi.t, ou
Thursday night, was larg. ly attended by the
gallant veterans of 1881 and 18C2, and many of
their triends. A Aeries ot very strong resolu
tions were read and adopted with, the greatest
enthusiasm. The objeet oi the nicelinjr, was to
urge upon our members 01 Congress the itiitico
of the claims of the eailior soldiers of the Re
public to bounties equal to the ainouat given to
those who cnliued at a l:itr period, and who
had but little fiehtlng to do. The meeting; also
endorsed by resolution tlio nomination of the
late pallant commander of the tamed "White
Star Division" for trie eubernatorial chair, and
promised him a hearty supf ort. General Geary
and the soldiers undwratund one another. A
number 01 eminent speiikera addressed the
meeting. Over one hundred and tilty new
names were added to the rolls of tho permanent
organization.
Gkukbal B. F. Mullen, Chief of the
Military and Naval Department of the Fenian
Brotherhood, was serenaded last nigrht at the
Girard House, by the sympathizers in the move
ment for Irieh nationality. 1'atriotic American
and Irish, airs were perlorined by the Liberty
Cornet Band, and speeches mads by General
Mnllen, DUtrict Centre Andrew Wynne, and
John liassan, Esq. General Mullen promised
bis triends that they need not have any fears of
the violation of tha eutral!ty laws by Colonel
O'Mahony. Hie remarks excited maca nthu
siasm. During the next week the Fenian
, Brotherhood will hold a series of meetings
throughout the citv, commencing on Monday
ight at Jefferson Hall, when General Mallei,
Stephen J. Meany, ot Cleveland, and others.
will wake addresses. To-night tke Fenians will
parucipaio in asocial enteiUmuieat at l eniau
Hall, 8. W. corner ot Twelfth and Chesnut
streets.
'1HE APPBE3TTICES LlBBAEY. At the
nnnual meeting of the Aoprentices' Library
uoiopany, neiu on xnursaav, tne loiiowing gen
tlemen were daly elected olHcers and managers
ui iuu uuipauy lor me enauiug year:
I'ret-Kient j. i. unrclay.
Vice-President John l'rieo Wetherill.
Secretary ThomES Kidgwav.
. Treasurer Samuel Maon. "
Manarrers Uenlamin M. Ilollinirsliead, Joseph
II. Collins, J. Wash. Samuel F. Troth, William P.
Troth, Mark Balrlerston, Tristam Bowdle, Ed
ward II. Konsall, Benjamin Orne, Samuel N.
James, 8. W. Albertson. Jauies S. Yhitnev, Wil
liam L. Lloyd, Thomas McCollum, Hugh (jteven
son, Joseph Trimble, (Jv'orjre WattKon, John
Wetherill, Jr., F. M. Dixon, Joseph It. Khoads,
Charles Ilaitshorue, II. T. Caates, John Livezey,
E. W. Tayne.
Dkatii of ax Old Citizen. On Thurs
day, Colonel Robert Carr, an old and well-known
citizen of Philadelphia, died in his eighty-ninth
yeiir. He was a printer and publisher' in the
early part of the present centurv, and atnoa
other works printed some ot Tom Moore's, while
that celebrated Irish bard was in this country.
ColoBel Carr, we think, learned his trade in
Benjamin Franklin's old primiing ottice, but of
couiso after Franklin had retired. He had,
however, a vivid recollectiou of Franklin. He
was a soldier of the war of 1S12, aa early mem
ber of the Pennsylvania IJi"tortcal Society, and
also of the Typographical Soeiety, and was
highly esteemed by a largo circle of friends.
New Militabt Organization. A num
ber ot meetiays have been held for the purpose
ol forming a regiment compused entirely of
honorably dischareed'. Boldiers. Tho wort of
recruiting is progressing naely, and they will be
able to parade on the 4th of July or before. Last
Tuesday eening a meeting was held at the
Western Engine House, and about twenty mem
bers joined. Nearly every tira company in the
city is represented. The suit will be similar to
that worn by the 72d Eegiment P. V. (Baxter's
Zouaves) in the army, and will cost bat a trifle.
Import akt Sali or Real Estate. By
reference to onr advertising columns, it will be
seen that M. Thomas & Sons will sell at puolie
vendue the very valaable business property
known as tho "Central Buildings," No. 218 and
220 Walnut street, at aoou ot Taeiday, April 3,
prorimo. The premises have two immense fronts,
and the location can hardly be excelled in the
city. This noble property is clear of all incum
brances. The Great Abdcctisn Case. The case
of II. H. Sterling, of New York, who caused his
wife, Georgiana 8. S. Bterlui, in company with
Jackson, to be arrested ou Wednesday after
noon, at Eighth and Chesnut streets, which was
to have taken place yesterday nomine, was
squelched by the non-appearance of the prose-
CUU)r,
The Cotjbtland Sacnders Monument
The monument to the memory of Caotain
Courtland Sauaders. ol tne Corn Exchange
Ketnment, wno tell so vouusr. so accomplished.
and so universally lamented, will soon be erected
Ja the WoodlamJ Ceme'crj, it will ba a struc
ture of great beauty.
Stolen Property Found. A tin box,
containing a numoer oi uue papers aaa f 270(m
United States bonds, was stolen from aa onice
at No. 520 Walnut street, iu November last A
day or two ago the box was lound in aa anucc-
pied garret, at No. 309 Walnut street, with a few
of the papers In it, but none of the bonds,
Lad Run Over. Ricbr.rd Morgan, a lad,
was run over by a waeon at souta and Seventh
streets, vosierdav. and was badly hurt. He was
removed to his residence, back ot No. 611 Charles
eiTcei.
Inspection of Flour and Meal for tho
week ending March 15: Flour, superfine, 89s9
berrels; ne, 22 do.: multilines. 20 do. Kve
flour, 291 do. Corn meal, 185 do. Total, 10,715
Darrein.
Distinguished Arrival. Major-dene
ral A. E. Burnside was at the Coutineutal yes
u-raay
MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.
City Council. Last evening the first
meeting of the new Council was iield al the
City Hall, and was organized by the election of
Jesse Hail, Kq., as President, and Mr. Joseph
Nichols as Clerk. Mr. Hall wan President
of Council last year, but Mr. Nichols takes tin
place ol Samuel' W. Thoman, who has ben an
energetic and fatthtul clerk for several years
past, and wis the caucus l.ominee of the
Union party for the clerkship last evening, but
the Union members of Council atervrards went
tor Mr. Nichols, who served auriug the entire
war.
Tne committee to whom was referred tht
returns of the election held last Tuesday, re
ported tho following figures as ollic'iil on the
City Ticket: For Mayer, Paul C. liudd (It.)
received 1305 votes; L. F. Fisler (D.) llsJ. For
T.'ecorder, Robert Folwell (K.) 13U2; John B.
Thompon (I).) 10'.f. Fur Treasurir, Sa.'iiuel
Unity (It.) 1312: IieMly Barrett (D.) 1 1-2. F r
Solictor, General Georee M. Jtobe.ion (U.) 1411;
Allied HucE f D.) 1047,
for Marsnai, John
W.
Cnmpbell (It.) 1,141; John Lannig (l.)
1112.
ltJO;
For Surveyor. Edward II. Saunders
(11.)
Jo.-iah 1. Rodgera (I).) 401.
It as also shown that two Union m"mbers
were elected from North Ward, two tr im South
Ward; but the Democrats curried Middle Ward
by rt t mall vote. Alter the trauya;'! in of the
usual busiuc.-', the Council utljouiU'jJ.
Com mitt hp. Yesterday attornoon Justice
Cas.-.idy committed a youni niil toaa-'Wer Ih.i
charge of stealing articles of clothing, tc, from
Mif. Sailer, wIiclo she was livinj:. Th:5 gojdi
were lound in her possession. The cirl is an
orphan, and has set out earlv on fie hi'j-vav of
crime. Her lather was killed in the recent war,
und her mother died a few months siu'e.
Robbery. A letv nights since a voun?
mnnnamtd Shields was knocked Uon winl"
pafsmsr along the streets of Sourh Ward, and
roui.eu oi ar.out lourteeu dollars by some high
wayman, who mr.de his escape.
Breaking Windows. A small lad. of
rati er an unruly turn of mind, named Mitehel,
was vesterday committed by Mayor liudd, lu
default of $"(I0 bvl, to answer the charie of ma
licious mischief in breaking the lateo windows
of a restaurant at Fourth and Federal streets.
A KEvY NTATKSHAJf IN Itl SSI V.
DtUOCRACT 0NI)BRMtNrO THE FEUDAL ST3TK2I OF
TUB KOUTUKRH COLOSSUS.
M. Nicholas llilontino, the leador of the Itassian
Dcmccratio party, Has recently boon cal ea by tho
(. zar to a prominent pHltiea in the direction or
public alluirs. The lmporlauco of this apiiointmeut
lu regard to the future of the empire can lmrd y bo
overestimated, and already tho power lix lia ob
taiund over ttic mind of 'he C'.-ar has producod ro
niarkable rcrults. lho career of Uuoutmo 'S thu
eketcked by a contributor to the Loudon 1'att Mail
Gtizettr:
U 1'i'oulino is a demoevat of tho most dotrniulio
and uuconu ronilsinir kind, ami at tho sumo time a
warm advocate of tho principle ot centralization.
BeiDr iaspired with a violent hatred of t lie nobility,
be i pernistent leveller, and dreams of a sort of
democracy ct parants, beaded by an autocratio
czar, and eoverned by an all powortul bureucrac.
The duet cause of Uie extraordinary inllueue- which
he b..8 acquired over the Emptor's mind is the suc
cess ot hii project lor the ' pacification" of Poland.
Whea the insarreetion wus a' its height, and the
(government was seeking in all directions for tho
means ot subduintr the Poles, U. Hiloatmu came
forward wi.h an offer oi his servlees. Ue advised
tho Emperor to meat tne insurrection bv a
social revolution to sot c'as against cluss,
ruin tha Polish aobihty by confiscations, disorganize
the ro leh Church and corrupt the rolisu sonools.
li is advice was adopted, and he hiuiao f was en.
trusted hy the Emperor with the execatioa of his
plant. M. Miloutine's sueces was cenpiete. Poland
was mined, but "pacified," and from that time lor
ward he has onloyed the full confidence of the Czmr,
In whm be loundaitndy listener to Ills piojecU
against the nobles. Ntwit he landing tho weakness
ot his character A'exandor II is very tenacious of
power, and fears Tuthina so much as parliaments,
constitution', and contiol over the liuauoes ot the
btate He has, consequently, a profound distrust of the
nobility, whxh has already several times nmnlle.tad
its conhtitutional tendencies in the provincial assra
blics. U. Miloutme has earefally fostered this feel
ing ot distrust in the Kmpcror, and his aversion to
constitut.ons, and has induced him to adopt his idea
of a "deniocratio Czar" supported by the peasants
aeainKt the attacks on his vnvllcceB bv the nohi ltv.
Already, in the course of last year.be became tho
mo.t imimatu ana luuiientiat adviBer ol thaCxar.
and withont being; offioialiy invitea to do so, inspired
na airectea all tno procetamiis or the liorornmut.
An important measure, which produced a sort ot
eri-is in the internal pohev ot tho emuiro. has now
given hnn the uncontrolled direction ol alfairs. This
measuie was tho decree for the expropriation of tho
Poles of LilhauHia and Ruthcnlau provinces. M.
Miloiitiae, Heeiiia; th:. iu spite of the atroei-
les or Mouravielt aud tho zeal or his succes
sor and imitator, General Kaulniann, the
work ol JBussilication in these provinces wai makine
no progress tor the very solhcieat reasons that the
propi rtion of l'olesjto Russian proprietors In them is
seventy to one, and that tho whole of the educated
cla.-s is rouvn concoivea tho monstrous project ot
translerrinc all the landed property bald bv the
I'olish inhabitants into the hands ot the Russians.
In this plan he was strongly supported by his cr la
tere. General Kaufman, and his powerful auxiliary,
K. Katkolf, editor ol the Moscow Gazttte, who is tho
ciiiei Director or uuuno opinion in liussia. Un?i-
rally it wa intended to propose that all tke Polish
proprietors should be ordered to sell their estates
within apenod ot two years, and than to leave the
country. The enormity of such a proceeding, hew
ever, was evt n too much for M. Mi outino, aud uhi-
iiiau ly he decided upon proposing tho lollowiu?
measuics, which were calculated to produce tho same
refu.t in twenty years
i. ao i oio snail in lurure ce atiowna toasqut'e
immovable property in Lithuania or the Ituthonian
province.
z. ao roio siian do auowea to aiBposs ot tun im-
movatle propertv to any but orthodox Kassians. -
V. All I'oies wno ware banished durius tno late
insurrection, and whose estates are sequestrated,
snail be directed to sell them within a period of two
years.
ineaDove oruer snail amo apply to snen rotes
as bavo been cenlined in the distant Drovinoes ot the
emrire, at the same time retaining possession of
ineir eiiares.
6 The estates of all Polish proprietors who owo
monev e taer to the State or to private persons Buall
at oaco oe soia dt anouon, -
1 he third and fourth ot the above measures aoulv
to tho estates of thous ndB of Poles who have baen
banished or "Interned," and under the til ik almost
every proprietor will be liable to lose his estate bv a
lorceu hid, an ion vi luem are wimoui aeon eimor
to the kitate, or to private persona, SI. Jliloutlno's
plan wai adopted by the Emperor, but neilhur the
Minuters nor tke Privy Council ware consulted on
the subject, as it was learea they would opooso a
measure involving to danusrousa eolitical oreoedent.
The only official body to whom the project waa sub
mltted was the "special committee tor Polita aSairs."
lkis soramitiee is composed of persons known to be
hostile to the Poles, yet it deo arod itself
tr ainst the plan, and the onlv votes in it favor were
those of M. Mi'outiue himself, his brother (tba
Minister for War), and General Kaufmann, The
Easperor, however, adhered to the view of this
minority. and attar sinning the deeres, sent it to the
Senate for registration and promulga'ion. wbico w.ts
done at once. The Minister of the Interior, M.
WalouleO, to whose department tha dueroa mora
particularly re aud, then reaivned, and bis co'
leagues i the Cabinet loudlv expressed their disap
probation or it. A ministerial crisis followed, leav
ing the lis Id open to H. Miloutme, much to thu con
sternation of the friends of coa.Ututioual liberty in
Kutsla,
What We Owe to Balloons.
M. rle Fonvllle sums up, in the Pantheon de
F Industrie rt des Arts, the services already ren
dered by the balloonists. "Without balloons,"
be says, "we should not know that parhelia,
antbeila, etc., which used to be a subject of
terror to superstitions populations, are caused
bv particles of lte suspended in the air bv
electric attraction; we should not know that
the law of progressive refrigeration is not found
to hold good at great altitudes, or that in the
air there exists a tort ot Guli-streams, if we may
be permitted to call them so, consisting of hot
air, and atl'ordmfr an easy explanation of the
Irregularity of the seasons. Without Mr.
Glashirr's ascensions it could not have been
proved that the bands of the spectrum are all of
terrestiiul origin, and that consequently the
astronomical tiieotle built upon tho supposed
port tbey play in the universe have no reliable
,'oundutfon. It is not, therefore, posaiblo to
asi;n any limits to the utility ot aerial naviga
tion, such as la now praeticuMr, by the labors
of distinguished philosophers."
AMUSEMENTS.
pltLEVb CONTINENTAL NEWS
XX tXrilANOK.
boirafnts to ail p arm oi Aausemtnt may be tin
np to tH o'oieck evfriiiia. ISlly
ADM I 8 8 1 O N 8.
J 1 1cVets can if fad a f
1 HIM-UAMMB OfFICK.
Ko 4!ll rfllr-M'T fctrepi. opposite the Pes lOrflce,
ler il e ( , pi at, r h, W'ltui,aud Acadtir. of .Mmic
bp to a 'rUirk. eerv evening. 1 1
"TITekTcAN .ACADEMY OF MU8IC.
X'IRA0UI1NAKY AKSOt'KC'FMENT.
Ftace fanrgpr William A.Voirn
Iiiri'Cterol urchrsira t hsrles 1. I)nd Aonli
l'rampter Hubert, liberie
(JRAD J1VSHAL VHANOE AXD DRVMATtC
MA'll.NF.h.
BiOliDAV Al TKkNOON. March IP.
TOR Till. W,M'HI' 1.1 U1 MIU OKDiiGK HOOD.
1 li fil ov iIik cell h. Hied Alt IMS ol ;1UV"'K'! '.Ftt
MaS 'T EltA OMl'A.NY, rie-slnic throiiKh Ihlni.ol-
li n i d I t iK'ny next, bavo kind y coDfcnicJ to reuinlu
ii r fl ip spednl ecciuieu :
Madame .toiiANN a RuTTER
Madame HE m HA JO SNfEN.
llli.010tii: II .r.KLMAN.
HiA.vZ IliWMI.lt nn1
JOSt.PIl fl .l:MA"NS.
'r. Kood Tvlll a'fo besslKtd ly .ho arindpul artls.cs
oi thu
APCII PTBFKT THFATRK,
rjthrkinit p-rnils len o' Mrs .IOIIN DKEW.
lllli tliES UI b'l'ivl'.tvl IHKAI'K',.
B- the kind peiutissle.n ol Meters Ul.'OVIt.lt &8INJT.
iJI r. V, Al.M I 91 l.'EK I 111KAI HI'..
T.v the K'nd prrmlcflen of Jlr T .1. HEMl-UILT,,
ho l.avc nil teueroufiy Tolunleeied iheir eiUuieut
i" n Ires.
Acmlfvlen ( incluillnp rerve'l smls1 WcenU
'lo le iiiiH.ie il on on, I a l r We 11' FiMT al tho
ot demv. snfl at TUL M JXKK'S lluslc s-toro SEVtMIl
und ( Il iN Ui.
Deors ercti at 1 o'clock1 cnmmetir.c at '2 o'clocn.
I'erlcriniiiice will c on nt fl o'c ock. t lli
Vl-W CIIKS'XUT STKTKT TlIHATItE.
i.' t III.SVUT IStiect above '1 welllh.
LKO.NAi.li ll:jt.U WlJ.blAAi F. MSN. Lwnepii
nitt itipii"eni.
WILLI 'III, IvN Tteild'nt Manager
Loore opeu at 6-ib Curtulu rises at J-4i.
THIS EVKMNtI,
THIS KVI'NIaO.
PT. FATKK K'S MUBT,
Iir, PATitlfK'S Mtilir,
ST. PATUICK'H SlULll,
the f reat Irish dr.ima, in thn-n acts
HRI N r.OIIOIHVFj
i;iiian H'ikoh'MKj
11U1AN UOUOlUMt;
OE
THE MAID OF ERIK,
with a poweriul cant
1 otl;nc y liint time of
I 11 K F1GKMF.N OF THTLADHLPHIAt
'HE l IhfkHii OF I'Ull.ADKI.rtUA.:
TliK 1IKEML.N OF PUILADELPUlA?
OR.
TIIK IinOAD S'iKF.KT HF.IRF.S9,
cant to the In 1 stir nirth of the ranuianv. with new local
ncfncrv by K. srrlth anion r which may be loand
A Vli-W OF TIli: STATE HOU--K,
CIIESVUT STRFET. ABOVri TWELFTH.
EIRE, IS TUIUH STHEET. M.AR VISE
GBAD TAbLK AL'X OE THtl CIlY FIRE tOii
PjNIKS with their Hose C'nr.-lngts, etc am Engines, Equip
ments, etc.
Cn MONDA v, March 19,
l AUTOUCUE;
THE STOlTpI JEWEIS.
Ailmisslou to Evening Per ioi nianco, 25 cents, 8) cents,
and Si.
AIRS. JOHN PttEW'S NEW ARCH STREET
1.TJL THEATRE. Begins at 1H o'clock.
HE.NEFIl'OFHlUARI UOIiSOX.
FOUR GLORIOUS FIM'KS. .
TO-NIUHT (hiitiirilay), March 17,
K. II. Cralc's New Uurlosiiue,
HAM LIT I
Or, THE WEARING OF TUK BLACK.
Bamlet(wtth songs) jSTUAal KOBON
To be lollowed iiy (first tune)
I HS KITtHES BELLK.
Pitcher of the Felice STUART ROBSON
loBHcr of tne Guards Mr. AUr.owe
Alter which
1 HE WANDERING MINSTREL.
Jem EnKiis fwlth minii STUART ROBSO N
lo couclade with the stlrriiiK drama of
KOBEK1 KM lit IT.
Robert Frrrmett E L TILTON
MOJDAY-MK. DILLON IS BEI.FHKGOR.
WALNUT STRKKT THEATB E. N. E.
corner KliiTU and WALMJI Streets. Seglns at
7X o'clock.
GALA ENTERTAINMENT.
Celebration or
BT. FATKlCkVa DAT.
The popular Travrdian,
MR J. P. ROBERTS,
will appear In the aruua romantic p. ay, in throe acts and
live tableaux, ent tied
THK. COBSIOAN BFOTHER9,
with all its startling effects, complicated maeblnery,
lentlvitlcs, etc.
V.. Fabieu del Frnnchl,) .r, T n vnTt F17TA
M. l.ouM-dei Frauchi, J' B' 0BE"rs
Alter which Lover's great comic, palnotlo drama of
Ire. aud ca.lud
RORT O'MORF.
MONDAY MR. IIACKETTAS
"SIR JOIIN FAI.STAFF."
EW AMERICAN THEATRE
WALNUT Street, above Elithth.
NEW ATTRACTIONS.
Engagement ot the celebrated
FOWLER SISTERS,
four In number the most beautdol aud attractive dan
acusesln America.
EVFRY EVENING.
AND ON WEDNESDAY ANU SATURDAY AFTER,
BFLEND1D BALLETS, BRILLIANT COMEDIES,
l.aup Pal" JJuriesques. I tumorous run;03.
AmusFoirnia of al nations combined.
QRAND BILLIARD CONTEST,
AT COH CELT HALL,
t
AT CONCEBT HALL,
AT COKCEliT JIALL,
on Thursday; evening, March 22, ihgc,
at 8 o'clock,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, March
at 8 o'clock,
22, 18CC,
Eetween E. J. Phmkett, Champion, and
Robert T. RyalL
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS, admitting one Gentleman
and Ladles.
J OR SALE AT ALL BILLIARD SALOONS, and
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
The number of Cards being limited, persons wha desire
to v. I tne sb this elegant gaino will do well to secure their
tickets as early as practicable. 3 14 7t
P.OSTUMES! COSTUMES!
A splendid assortment of
COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES,
FOR MASQUERADES,
Are oflered to the attention of the bad-golag public at
this gay and festive season, at the
COSTUMERY,
Of twenty five years' establishment,
No. 0 1 7 RACE STREET. North Side.
Every effort will be made to please the taste of timsa
who attend the Carnival Balls of the Seaaon,
W. C. DESMOND,
1201m No. 911 RACK Street
ASSEMBLY BUILDING.
THE MASTER BAND OF TUB WORLD
COU1NU.
BURGESS, FESDEEG SST, MUGUES, AND LA RCE'fl
MIN6TKS.L4.
Fxtraorftlnary combination of talent great eon fede
ration ol dhitiiifBmlied v
ilUlOFIAN ARTISTES,
Coiaprltlng
TW ENTT-II0I1T BRIGHT FiRTICULAR STAB4,
forming at once a eaaeUiltatJan ot unxurpaanad baaalr,
strrastli aiasnlllceu e, and eflect In the heniuphere or
scleutiflc a'tainoieuUi
iau4 opeaiutt, TUESDAY EVENING, the 40th
inttuit. 1 14 4t
T-lfciRMANIA ORCH riSTRA. PUBLIC RE
J kearouls everr 8 4TUFHAY AFTERNOON AT
MUSICAL FUND HALL. 84 o'clock. Engagements
maacby addreatliiR OEOSOE BASTERT, Agent No. 1231
MONTEREY street, between Ra"a and Vine 1 16 3m
CADFMY OF FINE ARTS, CIIESNUT
Street, above Tenth.
Opeu iroui 9 M. till 6 P. M.
Benjamin We i's great Picture Of
ClilUST REJECTED
stbl on ezhibhlou. 1 1
AUCTION SALES.
M.
THOMAS .V. SUNS, NOi.
FOURTH Street.
13.) AND 111 8.
TO CAPITALISTS AVO OTI1EH.
PrBMC HAL', VKKY VW.U.VHI. BUSINESS
rKOPFBTY. K.M)W AS TH :r N'TRAL HUlLD
lv, No. 219 and lit W ALSO r Strint oppolt the
jnerehi.nts' Ex-'hnaaa SS iee on vliut street. 140
Met in depth to Pear sirnt to ,r nU.
On Tuifsday.
Aprils, IRCB at 12 o'clook noon will bs so'i at publlo
sale, a- t rhllaitHpnla xclianv, a I tnoi two Innr
siory brick luiMlni:t n1 t lo oi arronri'1 themunto
helupg ng sitniito on ihn niitti aid ' W ilnm tro n,
dlrreiiv ouroalia tho Fx-hanifjj cootal iln toaeth-r in
front cn A nlnnt street :IS tent, and extending i i d ptrj
aont i40 ieet to Fer strot. known as ihn Ontril
Biilldlag", with a pnace wr runitiiK iliionih to l'enr
s;rtet. on wlilch 1 ereenrt a five a orv hrlc'i ulldinir
lho Mtt-ntkD o, capltflil-t. bnukr and Imuran e
eiuipaides Is eal'ed to :h ativa uientlnied proortv,
con dining as It iloes. irany alvantKeos Its clon
pro'lndtf 1 1 tne I xr-hani'e, ioL-ethT lih two ronts
mal r It ueslraMn. Property In tnU par,euhr til iok l
ctnsir.erfd pf more value pr oot fian lu any ot.lat
b:o k In tht- whole lenvih of Wa nut struct
C pr oi all Incumbrance.
For Inrtlier nnr iciilur apply to LEWIS U. REDNtR
No lfi . Kit HI H Htrret
M:adelrliln. V arch lxC6. 9 13 lGt
SCOTT, .in., AUCTIONEER.
CUEbNCT iU06-
No. l')2;i
BALE OF 8TOpKINO MCHISFRY HEWING AND
W1NMNO MAOIIIxES.
On Monday Mnrninn,
if Ih Inst., at Uh o'clock, ut the store No. 1"20 ("hocniit
pt'ccr a let of-Ptocklnj: Muchliierr ol -hTtciiU's inuko,
lu vood criicr, having been used bat a short time. it
J.
riTZrATKICK fc CO.- AUCTIDNEKS.
Ntw Auction lioune. o. 9:1 CHESNUT Street
MILLINERY, MANTUA-
u1uIf4a,
&0
X E U I
LE OF FA SHI OX.
portatlons lor the Spring nnd Summor
cf 1SGG.
MI1S. M. A. HINDER, '
No. 1C31 CIIESNUT BTREET, PIIILADELPUIA,
Importerof Ladles' Dres and Cloak Trlmmlnira; also,
I-uri i'mu iu-m j Issue Paper, lor Ladlos' ana Chil
arcn'a Dr hcs
I cexire to call your attention t th above curd, an 1
r1;ll be plenscd to have vou call and in doc t in t-ic.
nnd I think .vou will nnd It the mom choice and eiegant
a.-aortu,eu; to relect iruiu My iaclltles lor obtaining
the men (lelrntre novel les ol the Earopean market
are now ur,suipa-s d. and sttipinenta per m arlverery
steamer add Ire.lineKS and variety to the collection,
'i he most destruble styles ot Ornaments, Buttons, l.acns
Frlni.cs Ceid-, Tanfels, Velvet hlbboi . BelUn. Patent
Hoots aud F.vea, trench CorHets eiileidn. Dress Elo
vators, Fads, Hoop skirts of our own and Madame
Demon si's make. Stamping Braiding and EmbroUcr
Ingi French Fluting and OaunVrlng.
Furlfian I'reiw and Cloak Maklnx. fn all Its varlet'as.
I. allien furnish ng their rlcn and costly ma erlals mar
rely en being artlntically fitted and their work tlulslied
in the most prompt aud eflicieut uauuer, at tlie lowcit
pewiblo prices.
t u ting and Hailing nt the shortest no Iro.
.sets of Patterns now ready tor Merchants and Dress
makers. All the Fashion Boolr. for salo
MRS. M. A. BINDER.
3 15 Im No. 1031 CIIESNUT Street, Fhllade phia.
1866.
s r n r v a
ma.
OPENING
Tuesday, March.
On
20,
AT
MRS. E. KEYSBR'S
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM
No. 1227 CHESNUT Street.
3 15 lm BelowThirtccnth, North side, Philadelphia.
MRS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street,
Has a handsome assortment of SPRI NO MILLINERY;
Misses' and Infants' Ilais and Caps, Silks, Velvets,
Crapes, Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Frames, etc. 13 15 4m
HOOP SKIRTS.
D
U P L E X S K I It T
FASHIONS FOR I860.
U HA DIET 8 D UPLEX ELLIP TIC
(OR DOUBLE 8FRINO)
HOOP S K I 11 T .
Each TIoop of this PECULIAR SKIRT Is composed ot
TViO ttnett-irvipiri d ttei 1 irrmgt, braided TiuuTLiand
riniiLT together edob to kpok, forming at once the
H I KOM-iEs i and must FLEXIBLE HOUf made
1 hey will net bend or bkhas. like tne single springs,
but Will KVKB rUMHBBVB tbelr PBKFKCI SOU BS AC TIFL L
shape where three or four ordinary skins will have
been inrown away as useless,
'i hen i ndtrful fl-nlmiiv Anns greatly to the com-
FOPT apd CONVEMENCR. besWeS giving 1NTF.NSK PLKA81; KB
tothevsKAKKK, as will be particularly exprrnnced by
lathes attending crvud' d reoptiont, bain, oprras. etc.
In fact for the promenade, r AuKie, the church, tha
trr, or ear they are i'nsuupased. combining oomi-okt,
crpAHiuTT and fcokouy, with that KLEOAKee ot shape
wbicb has mado the
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC THK '
STANDARD SKIRT
OF THE FASHION ABLE WORLO.
Mannrac'.urcd exclusively by tho SOLE OWNERS ol
Patent,
WESTS, BIIADI.EY & OAKY
No. CHAMBERS and Nos. 79 and 81 READE Sts.,
NEW TORK.
Merchants will ba supplied as above, and by Ptilladel
ph a Jobbers.
FOB SALE In all Fiiist-class Rstail 8tobes In this
City. Iuqulie lor 2 U 3mip
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC BaVIUT.
TJRADLEY'S
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT,
Combining Durability with elegance of shape Now
Spring Styles Just received.
J. M. IIAFLEICm,
3 10 2m No. m CIIESNUT Street.
15 It A D L E Y S
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT,
Most fashionable and popular In use. For sale by
J. G. MAXWELL & SON.
3 10 7m B. E. corner F LE YEN TH and CH ESN ET
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.
Mrs. S. A. Allen s World9 a
Hair Restorer and Dress
ing invigorate, strengttien
and lengthen the hair. They
act directly upon the roots
of the hair, supplying re
quired nourishment, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair disap
pears, bald spots are cov
. ered, hair stops falling, and
luxuriant growth is the re
i suit. Ladies and Children
. will appreciate the delight
ful fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance impart-
cd to the hair, and no fear
of soiling the shin, scalp, or
most elegant head-dress.
Hold by oil Diugginta.
Depot 193 & 200 Greenwich St. K. Y.
WHAT 25 CENTS WILL DO I I
KO. OO CIIK9XUT STREET.
NO. 004 CIIKSnUT STREET.
23 CEKT8, 95 CENTS.
KO. COS CIIESNUT ITREET,
A. J. IIOTTS,
a. j. norrs,
25 CENTS.
25 CE.VTS.
a. j. uorrs,
GREAT SALE OF RICH JEWELRY
AND FANCY O00D3.
A NEW FEATURE.
A NEW FEATURE.
2S CENTS.
25 CENlfl.
NOrniSQ LIKE IT
NOtUIMtt LIKE If.
Tho cntfe stock of a flrst-cla.s Jeweller and Faniy
Goods Dealer, to be closed out to make room tor the
Ledger" Oulce.
ONLY OXf, ARIICL". 23 CENTS.
(LY OLE AltlicLE
25 CENfa. SOLD AT A TIME.
bOI.D AT A TU1U.
Better than anr GhtSale.
C1KT walk.
til FT SAI.K.
25 CENTS.
GIFT SALE.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS
TW.ST.K1VK ChSTS
1 WEN IY-F1V E CEN1S
20 CX5TS
Ad One Dollar all ihnt Is Sfkcil nor article, no in.i'.
tor ol wLut value it limy be. By uis method you ui i
n . .
A i , 'L.U wart u
A COLD VA'ICll
FOR OV; DOLL R.
Fill ONE DOLLVR.
A Silver Waieh. a Silver plated TeaFot. a RllverCouce
Urn, a Mlvrr-i lateo Uobiet, i astor. Ice Fltciu-r, r.ufer
l'lfh t ol Forks or r-poons oaa dollar. Kiel) Jewelry,
oi all tne lattst aud most Improved patterns; Our
lilasxeH,! Fans, 'J able and pocket Cutlery, beaiUes a
great variety ot other goods. All to bo (ilvposd of on a
new Plan ai sale at a nrlce aa omsluna ta evervbodv
Incmuee fn tills lot mar lie tonnd a great Variety of
attic es. such aa gtatlonerv. Kureloues Ink, Fens,
rtaies. i ins Hair ivets, 1. Miles' unit iiucsiea, ro otn
Hruxhes, rocket book, omns. ranee iiaoas ami I'er
lumery, i'i ckskes of Fauer Coilars. Neck I lea. I.nerav-
liigs, eic. etc 1'he.a goods can be purchasoa at 23 couts
per article, according to the fol. owing terms:
First. Oar pttions are required to seleot from the 25
rent list such an article er artlc es as thev may dtsiro.
lor which thev glv the prlsa (twentji-flve cents por
arne e) wu'en m wiany insiances is lower man luatoi
the wholesale Ceo ers. Beeond. Inmialatelv alter con
eluding this parchase. a regisierad certillcate or aruer
will be given, free ei charge, naming an arilc.a in the SI
list, that fin be had upon the payment of one dollar
1 he artlole so specified will then ba shown, and tha
correct Informailon as to Us use and qualitr will be
given. 1 brril. It Is then left aptional whether ihe holder
of the certificate pars the do iar aud takes thi article or
not Nothing is paid lor until you know w list you got.
Special atttntton Is called to the tact that In no ce
can the ilhhtest deviation from our esialiliKhed terms
and rules bs made. A Hell adherenoe to our Impur lal
system ot conducting thU novel sale is nocrnary, that
all may shara equa ly the a'lvan'ages resulting fro rt
our liberal method ot doing bunlness. By this inothod
no money can be last. t money Is kazarderi. For
vou do not pay, neither are you under aav obligations
te pay. lor auy arlclo, uutll you know what you ure to
receive.
Evervbsdv receives mora than their money's worth
and. as a matter of coarse, everybody will be delighted
lih this novel pa'e.
A visit f 10111 ltl),(6 laolra and gen'lemen Is expectod
te ere a close out our Immense stuck. Cal and sea far
yourselves, 'i be Indies will Bad a great variety of goads
nariicularlv adapted to their use aud will noi tail to cull
early. Ibis sale is really the latest novelty. No. l"2
Ckesnut street Sale to continue day and eveulng uatil
all the goods are disposed ol.
A. J. H0YT,
Successor to J. 31. Blood & Co.,
i
No. 602 CHESNUT STREET,
Philadelphia, Pa
FOTICE. Fine French Plate Show
Peeks, Countcis, Casings, etc. for sale.
Cases. Sates
3 13 ttuttt
RELLEltS BROTHERS
No. 18 N. SIXTH STREET,
Having added to their fotmcr business that of
MILL AND FACTORY FINDINGS,
Intend keeping a full assortment of everything in that
ice, which tbey will sell at tho lowest rates, Including
Pure Oak Tanned Leather Belting,
Gum Eelting and Steam Packing,
LACE AND PICKER LEATHER,
BAND AND HARNESS LEATHER,
ROLLER CLOTH AND SKINS,
CARD CLOTHING,
BELT HOOKS. RIVETS, ETC.
Alto continue to munutacturo as heretofore,
WIRE CLOTH,
SIEVES, SCREENS, Etc
Of which
hand.
full assortment Ja
kept constantly on
1 8utalhs2uirp
W
f r "s n
FEA.K33
MANUFACTURER,
AND DEALER IN
BOOKS. BIBLES. PRAYERS.
Magazines, Novels, and all tUo
New Publications.
CARD, MEDIUM, AND IMPERIAL
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Stfrcescopts and Stereoscopic Views.
Picture! f H Liatli Franod to order.
808 CHESTNUT ST. 808
i
-jt;i
GE0
ROE A. COOKE,
DEALER IN
SCHUYLKILL AND LEHIGH COALS,
YARD
No. 1314 WASHINGTON Avenue.
I keep nothing fcut the best on nan, andean do-
tn. .mr nart of the city at the reduced low
rates.
I am convinced that a trial will bring you back
the second time.
' All orders left at No. 114 South THIRD Stroet,
will be promptly attended to. 813rp
nj HE STAMP AGENCY, NO. S04 CIIBSNCT
J hi I'FKT , AltOVE TU1KU W ILUj Hfi tusiia vx
A H'iYA'h oi 1 EKT DFHCBIPTION C0X8TANTLT
ON HAND, AAD IN AMWiiAJ it
;;-J 808 CHLSTNUT BT. 808 HI A
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
MOTHER GREAT TRIUSini
FOR TOE
EVANS
& WATSON
S A F.E.V
After Twelve Years Use It Still r.c-
taliis Us Tire-Proof Qcalltlcs.
READ TI1E FOLLOWING :
BrttsroL, Bucks CorNTT. Pa..
V anli 11 1k.ii I
JIr.its. Fvaks A Watson, Fuii.apixi'iii a i
(Ii nts ! We take pleasure In siviiik nur te.tlmnnr In
faor ot yonr Eire proof tales. Tills mornin our mill,
vi Inch a a , fir Utrp was entimlt destiovod by
fire. Your sale was exposed to .teryurai i.tat soinuch
so that lho brsss knuhs and p ates were m i.,, ujf.
Alter tha sale was recovered rrein the ruins It waa
opened, and lha hooks papers bank notes, eto . loand
to be 1,-r'rctly f r. trrted. Th's test Is a vcly hi h r
ceniiuenitatlou of the sunenor merit ot your in,de dwt
la, f. xourn, rwpecuuuy,
ItllliUiNCB DOUAN.
We have on hand a large asaorunent ot tha above)
justly celebrated
FIllE-PKOOF SAFES.
ALSO,
Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes,
For Bank, Mercantile andDwelling Houso use, guaran
teed free from dampno'a.
We guarantee to sell at prices lower than othef
makers.
EVANS & WATSON.
No. 18 South FOURTH Street.
3 IS St
plEFIREIN CIIESNUT STREET
letter from Wells, Fargo & Co.
eiO.COO SAVED 13 HF.RKISG'S PATENT SAFE.
Philadelphia. January 3. 18G8.
Wkssbs. FAnr.rt., Dfrkisq A Co. Oentlemens-We
have Just opened onr Pale, oae of your manafacture,
which passed through the destructive flro In Chesnut
a reet last night The Pafe vas lu our offlee, No. 607.
which building waa entirely destroyed. The bate waa la
iviimi place, aa you may well suppose, and was red
hot when taken out of the embers. We are well satisfied,
with the result of this tilal, and find oar books, paport
and some ten thousand do'lars In money almost as per
fect as when put In tho Sate. Nothing Is Injured, il wa
except the leather bindings of the books, which are
steamed; the money and papers are aa good aa ever.
Truly yours,
WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
Per J. B. COOK. Agent
Tha above Eafe can be seen at our store.
FARREL, HERRING & CO,,
3101m
No C20 CHESNUT ftrcot
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
J and tor the ( llv ai d Cotin: v of Philadelphia.
IN
In the matter ot tne petition o the A LLI a MCI. PEfKO
Ll I'M AiD COAL COMPANY lor ieav to su render
thelt corporate iranctnees, mil be dissolved
. i ne unucrsignea. appoinicu ny me sniu conn master
snd Auditor, to report upon the propriety ot urantlmi
the uraver ef said petition, and distribution ot lho ba
lance remaining! lu hand, will meet the parties In
interest tor the purposo of his apoolntmont. on AION-
I'Ai. j'arcn to, imwj, at a o cioot r ai., at nis ouice.
No. 43 Wa.nutsircat. in the eltr ol Philadelphia, when
and w hreall pinous are required to appear and pie
sent their claims.
3 13 tliotu fct TUOAIA8 J. WUhKKLU
SHIPPING.
Vt HAMILL'S PASSAGE OFFICE.
IJiiLJ.. "AM Hnn mxk OS" hi kauciis "
iilBEltMA."
"COLUBIA,
"OS, bill a,,'
"INDIA.'
"ClLtliO.MA,"
"UltllANNlA,"
Mecm lo
LlVtKl OOL LONT-ONDEBBT, BELFAST. DCBLDT,
hhlVltl, lUh,A.U libASUOW.
HATE." OF PAxBAOK.
PAYABLE IN PAl'EH CCUBFNCY.
CABIVH fc'ju, 80,and70
blEAltAtifc SM
jHt PAID Cr.K'l SKATES
lsrned for bringing out passengers from the abova
points at
LUHJ K MllS 111A.1 AAI VllifcK UlSt.
Also, to and trom
AI.L MAI IONS ON THE IRISH BATLWAY3.
FECIAL hOl'lCE. Passengers will take particular
no'lee that tbe "Anchor Line" is ihe enlv line erautinir
tia out. h ih keu at ti e above rates from Phlladeliiiiiit tv i
tne points nauiea unove, and mat tne u.iorrsigued m the
ouiy ui.lv ( utlicrLccU Ageui in tbiindcipiua,
Apply to tv . tiDiii.i,,
Bole Atcat for "anchor Link."
I H No.il! WALNUT Street '
1TirT!,., VOR NEW TORK. PniLADEL
dl.delnhla Ktcam Proneller Comoanv Tin.
bui.icu bwiiisure Line.s.vin Delaware uud Karitun Canal,
leaving dally at Vi it. and 5 P. At., connecting with all
Northern and Eastern hots.
For freight, which wt l be tsKen upon accommortatlnir
terms, atply to ILLIAJU Al. HA ilil) t CO.,
S 10 JSO. IdSO Ul.LtA Y Alir, AVCCUO
FURNITURE.
GEORGE J. IIENKELS,
THIR1EINTH AKD CHESNUT STS.,
HEMTURE WAREHOUSE.
A large assortment of
Rosewood Drawing-Room Furniture
Walnut Drawlng-Room Furniture.
Walnut Dlnlng-Room Furniture.
Walnut Library Furniture. ,
Walnut Hall Furniture.
Rosewood Chamber Furniture.
Walnut Antique Furniture.
Prices are as low as the quality of the work will admit ot,
GEORGE J. IIENKELS,
3 2 Im l ate of Ns. fCOnnd Bll CHESNUT Stroet
6 T0
l Ihaveala
HOUSEKEEPERS.
srpestocv at every variety of Furniture
which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
PLAIN AND MABBLE TOP COTTAGE BEITS
TVA-NfT CilAMBLB SLUTS.
PAULO It 6C1T8 IN VtLVKT PLCHH.
PABLOK 8C1TS IN UA1B CLOTU.
PABLO'S BTJ11B IN HEP.
bldcboards, Fxtenslon Tables, Wardrobes Book-cased
Harnesses, Lounges, Lie t-to.
J. I. GUSTINE.
1 lJm N.E. Cor. SilCOKD AND BACE JfTa
BEVEcir'KTTMPS, REVENDJ3 BTAMPB,
KEVENCli BTAMPa,
Ot all fescrlptlKoa.
Of all descriptions.
Always on hand.
Always on bund,
AT FLOBENCR 8FWINO M tCHINE Ca'H UFr"U'Fi.
ATtLOKENCK. OIW'INU l A CUlli E CO.'S Ot F1CU,
lrl No. eiOCHKSNClMreet,
N o taO C 11 r NUT Street
One door be ow Seventh street,
Okc dror below Heventh street
1 he mast II eral iliHcouut allowed.
Ihe most Ubeiul dacouui ai uwed. . i
I