V THE DAILY EVEN IK G -TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 18CG. OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE. Special Oorrttpmdenc qf Tht evening Ttttgraph. Pa aid, March 2, 1840. A KKVOLtJTIOH. Let me tea, In bj speaking t yen of rrinoe Cooi( tat lew days iro the running overeiaa of Moldo. wallacbia, aad bowm better than plain Mr. So and So, travelling with hit cerpet-baf , Mid pending the money bo hi ketn clever enough to raise from his sabjeots. Evciytblnf wcatoffqulotly, and never has a revolution been lent nour than tho eno'whicb. hae Jasttaktn e ase In the Panablan rrlnolpalitiet. Oa the raoralag ol ibe 23d ultimo, rrlnce Conza wae caving his snooze, at usual, when be was informed that a lew officers ef the army wished to say a few words to him.' He kcirfod tl.eai to walk fn.ensl after the deputation bad informed itself of his health, it in formed him that tie country was tirod with his rale, and that be mmt phase abdicate. rnnco louza, it is raid, is net remarkable for bravery i fearniffhe might come to ffrlef, he signed his abdication, and after bavins; spout a tow hours In dvranco vilo, he loit Moldo-Wallachva to rotura no more The Senate aud the Legislative Assem bly rati (1 od the Prince's abdication. Ike oddest part of the vtrholo business is that both these bedlsj bad boon named by the Tnnce hlmsolf. What a lesson f It appears that tUe iinniodiate cause of tho revolu tion ties boon THE UNBODKDKD GRHBnOSltT 0 FRIHOB OOCZA, ' who was most liberal with other people's property. Tor the last twelve months he has been making money by monopolizing the sale of tobacco, salt, and everything eUe he could lay his hands on. The ruler of tho Moldo-Wailaelilans was a perfoct Jobber, and had agents and broker in Pane, who carried on a ro'ular business with this royal specu lator. He will now be able to Join hia friends and spond bib ill-gotten gams In tho French capita!. Jn tho meantime, he ha" been replaced by ' A PROVISIONAL OOVKUKMEAT, cempored of General Ga'esco, ono of the illnitrlous Xtbeals of 1618; of M. Zascar Catnroyi, who was President of the Chamber at the time of tho coup d'etat made by Count in 1S64 ; and finally, of Colonel TIaralainbi, Commander ef the Artillery. Hot a drop oi blood has been spilt during tbo whole revolution. All would be lor tho best in Molrio-Wallachia if it wero not a Mate existing in virtue ot tbo treaty of Tans, March 80, 1S10, and under the puarontoo of the leading powers. The principalities, however, wiiica, according to the ideaB oi England aud Franco, were to protect tho Sublime Porto from tho ambition of Kussia , are now menaced by the Czar, who would like to avail him self ef the opportunity to revive tho Oriental question, "Wo have received uitolligenco Irom tho frontier, slated 23d of 1'ebruary, that the Kuauian army of observation now on tho Pi nth is displaying much activity; that everything is ready for a campaign ; and that General liozebii'; was hourly expected. Aaother telegram, addressed to the Journal dt:s kbnts, informs br that the Kusian staff is looking for tbejnost favorable point to erois tbo rivor, and ' that pontoons are being prepared. What will come ef all thief In order to prevent every kind of intervention, the Senate and the Assembly on the 28d alt., hastened to proclaim the Count oi F andors, second son of the late King of the Belgians, Prince of Roumama; but the Belgian prince has declined tho. honor, and is oil to Italy. Therefore there is another big cloud hover ing over the political boriz )U,,and perhaps a Crimean war. Tho Roumanian revolution was accomplished on the 23d of February, the day before Count Bitimark entered the Prussian Chambers, .at threo in the alter noon, and informed the Deputies that tho Parlia ment was closi d by order ot the King. So we see that wbilbt KouoiaLla was getting rid oi m tyrant, tho 1'rusbiau 1'ieuilor was ridding hlmsolf of a Parliament whicii was constantly putting spoke in bis wheels: for the future,' he royal budget will be managed by a royal ordinance. All annexations will be attempted without tho mediiing of Parlia ment, and Prussia, aggrandized, bat deprived of liberty, will applaud the spirited and enterprising ministry. .Let ns, however, rejoice that things have not yet come to this, and tbut rooistance to the tyraunioal Premier is preparing. I should not bo surprised to seo tho Prussians come to blows. Indeed, thoto is no other way o! gettiuif rid of Count riieniurk, who has dissolved the Chamber lor tho filth time. FHAKCK. I am sorry to say that there are some in our coun. try who won'd not be displeased if our Minis. or wero to lollow the exampiuof Count BiBinark, for the opposition in our Corps J.Cjjislatif is getting very restive, and is giving M. Kouher (our Isuiark) a deal of trouble. Moie than eighty numbers are cry ing aloud for liberty, These very Doputios were those the Government thought most devoted to the despotic tendencies of tho dynasty ot Kapoleon III. TiiK ItfFECT rBODCCED BYTUK MAJtlFKaTATKkKS IN THE CI1AM11KKS. 'Ihe agitation ainongdt the Deputies of the French Chambers is increasing rapidly. The Government is uneasy, and is doing all it can to., gag the press. The debutes iu the Corpj Legialatit are getting hot ter and hotter irom day to day, and' the spscches of 11. Glais Biznln are oltcu intorrapted by the Speaker, who has to call bim very frequently to order, fcevoial ether opposition members inleud having a tling at the Government, and we may yet live to see our Parliament share the same fate as that of Prusniu. Ihe resu.t ol all this is that the situation of the Government, as well as that of the country, Is one of the most unpleasant. It is a kind of irom hand-to-mouth extreme. Business is in no way good, and the winter season, which is gonoraliy one ot great profit for trade in Paris, has been almost null. The choleia is still in many towns of the Departments, and, to make matters still worse,' a new malafly, the Trichinae, nas made its appearance. , THK OABDEH e TVK LUX EM BOUI'.O, which was to be cut up, is now not io be sacrificed, as the Emperor, who ha' gone over the grounds himself, tin (Is that there is no sufficient reason lor depriving the Parisians oi tho lluust garden in the French capital. .A JiltW' t UEBIDKNT FOB THS OltEAT EXHIBITION irOU.Nl AT LAST. The Prince Naooleon having thrown uu tho offlim of President, the placo bus been going begging tor some time. As no one could be found to replace the sulky cousin, the Prince Imperial, child ot ten years ot ago, js to be at the head oi the exhibition. Speculation is all agog, and it is said there wiH be. more furnished apartments than visitors. Before leaving the domain of pontics to touch upon matters light as air, regarding the suyiugs and doings of Pans, 1 muse intoi-m you of tho reports now current respecting tbo coolness between l'rus eia and Austria, which' will perhaps end iu a i apture lietween the rival leading powers In Germany, Aeeordiug to latest aooounts, it appears that Francis Joseph has decided upon going to war with Prussia, sooner than prmlt Bismaik to carry out his design of annexing the Duchies, The question is how Ausiiia will settle matters with Hungary, fhe london InUmntional thinks It certain that the Em peror of Austria will grant a tpecial ministry to the Kagvars, which would make as believe that a war with Prussia i imminent. Some journals go so far as to stfy that a Hungarian Ministry will soon be named, and with the presidency of Couat Appenyi. , Jou$ vtrrum! lbs send political event of the day is the fouuda tion ol a new journal by M. de GirarUin and his stiff, who a few days ago retired from the J'reite, in con sequence of the opposition ibey were constantly meeting on tho part of the proprietors of the said journal, who wished him to moderate his langoage The bold writer has now set np a paper of hts onj called La Libert, which will be sold one son cheaper than other Parisian papers. Tfils is quite a retold tion In rarislan Journalism, something similar to that which took place forty years ago, when M. de Glrar. din founded the rrtttc, which was the cause ot his duel with Arman Carrel, whom he killed. i The same day that the first number of the liberie appeared, there was a private conoert at the Telle ries, and the Court had an opportunity ot judging of the talent of THK EMPEROR OX THE VIDDLE) for after Allare, the eolebrated violinist, had per formed one of his most brilliant morctttmx, Napoleon warmly complimented the artist, and taking np his instrument, a most valuable Stradivariun, played on it an air, with variations, to the wonder and amaze ment ef the bvstaaders, who were not aware ol the talent of the Emperor as a musician. LADIES' DRKB9 GETTING) MORE AND MORE EX TENSIVE.' The ladies, who have no pityTer thoir husbands' purses when there is a question of dress, hare now adued another article of expenso to their toilette. We Jntoly saw in the shop window of tho first Tarls booi and shoemaker on the Boulevard, des Italians, what do you think? Boots with gold and silver heels I ,.01 Extravagance thy namo is woman! I will now close my epitle with an aneodote of one of our celebrated misers, who has moro than one foot in the gHrvc; and though most unwilling to part with any ot his wealth, is very fond iof being gal lant to the fair sex. Having ordered a bouqact of violsti, as a present lor a lady, be objected to the price asked for it, forty francs, aid sent it back, say ing that he did not want so large a one, and that half of it would do. Tho witty seller cut c IT the flowers irom the stalks, and sent the miser tho latter, with a bill of twenly lrnrcs. . , 1'AIUS GOSSIP. The inKcnsity applied to the invention of new amusements in faahiqnublS life continues to prow week by veek. The quadrille of ''The Gazelles and the Leopard," for Instance, which was got up at the ball of the Minister of Marina, was a cuiiot-ity in its vay. The "Gazelles'" were the handsomest women, the "Leopards" the finest men, of the senson; the spots on the rkin of one of the latter were composed entirely of diamonds. The favorite feature of a ba'1 nowa day b is the cetilliou, which is always the con' eluding dance, and id sometimes kept tip under the inspiration of spirited, active, and ingenious leaders, for three or :onr hours. The latest.'tind most popular novelty introduced into the cotil lifin is railed tli "Davenport Wardrobe:" an imitation of which lanioua piece of furniture, made very light, so as to be easily moved, being placed in the middle ot the ball-room, and one ot the gentlemen being phut up in it, the ladies put their hands, one alter another, thronga tho holes in the door, and the captive is kept pri soner untu jan uus aivmca me owner oi at least one of the bands. When he has performed this feat, another gentleman takes his place, and so on, until the divining power ot tne cavaliers present has been nuflieiently tested, and a suffi cient amount oi laugnter nas ueon got out oi the atlaiv. An old game. Le tournoi LurUsnue. has lately been revived, and it an infallible inirth-provoker. The jouaters in this novel style of tournament (always gentlemen), seat themselves on the gror.ud, with their knees drawn up, tbeir shins eresped, and their hands clasped ronnd the latter. A stick, rather over a yard long, is then placid under the knees of each player, and tied firmly in place with a handkerchief, in such a way as thut knees, stick, and hands are securely ttutened together. At a given signal me players, divided into two squad, dodco themselves aboat upon the floor, each endeavoring to upset the others by poking at them with his stick, and those who are upset, or only touched, are at once put out of the game; the ranks oi the combatants are soon thinned, and tie tight is presently narrowed to a duel betweeu the two most skilful of the rival knights. It is dillicult to ima;rino anything more littlicrous than the spectacle presented by twenty or thirty of these combatants, all equally busied in laying about them with their sticks, or in avoiding or parrying the thrasts of their adversaries; espe cially when, perhaps, halt'-a-dozenof the heaviest have had the ill-lecK to lose their balance, and flounder into the most ridicnlous attitudes, in their vain attempts to get themselves again into a sitting pesture. Paris has been making diligent use of tho last uays of its short carnival, and laying up a slock ot satiLlied mundane) souvenirs for the en livenment of Lent, which penitential period begins next Wednesday, and will be varied by email, cosy dinner parties of the most luxu rious description and "dancini teas," at which, the traditional humiliation and breast-beatins ot the time will be duly recognized by the rigid tabooing ot the word "ball" aud the substitution of the piano for the violin. Some very recherche little dinners, -worthy of Lent, have already been given, the fortauate purchasers of an im mense and very fine tortoise, caught last week on tbe coast near Toulon, and lorthwith sent up to Paris and divided among three or tour of the leudiuc; gastronomic celebrities, having each given a pi audial entertainment, worthy ot Lu cullan, to a few intimate friends, in honor of a w install most unusual in this part of the world. Soirees, with or without music, have also been numerous. At the one given by Princess de la Tremouille, the cards of imitation contained tho significant word, 'Theresa," and not a sonl of all those who received them missed the chance of hearing, in the priuress' splendid saloons, the renowned eficu ot the smoky interior of the Alcazar. It is all very well lor the devotees of high art and right propriety to declaim against the novel style oi the popular sdngstiess, and the occasional breadth of , suggestive implication) contained in her ditties; bnt it is impossible to deny that the woman is a wonderful artist in a line ol her own creating, and that it would be difficult to imagine anything more perfect thun her songs and her singing of them in her own peculiar way. At all events she ha taken so firm a hold on the liking of Paris that not even the most strait-laced duchesses would now think of sailing out of a drawing room to testify apainst her presence; while l'aiti, in all the radiance of her starry glory, i one of Theresa's most cnthasiastie admirers, and claps hor little whtte-gioved hands in ecstacy whenever she hears her, whit h she does as often as she can. Patli, by the-way, hud engaged to sin? a tew evenings since for the moderate sum ot 60UUf. ut the soiree given by the fabulously rich Jewish grandee, M'ue de Ciinbcr, but sub sequently declined to fulfil so tiiuiug an engage ment; whereupon M'me de (Juuzlierg engaged that other wondert ul'' warbler, M'ine MioIhb Carvalho, lessee of the Theatre Lyriqao, who accepted !M00t., and sent the guests i'nto,raptres with her exquisite singing. ' A couple of brilliant thoatiical successes have marked the last wetk, one being tho conversion into an opera of Latnartine's beautiful story, "Fior d'Aiiy.a," by those skilful playwrlghu, Michel Curree and Ilippol.vte Lucas, the music being furnished by Victor Massee; the other a new jilay, IleloUe I'aranquet, tho manuscript of which was deposited iu the letter-box of the manager of the U.vinna Theatre, accompanied by an anonymous letter, requcstiust that the puce, if approved, might be put at once upon the stage, and adding that the writer renounced beforehand ail share in the profits ot the play, being determined to remain hwog. Tho new candidate for the honors of representation hsviug been proronneed a chef d oiuvre, was at once put in hand, and has now been brought out in admirable stvlo and with a strong cust, and most successfully, the enthusiasm of the public being wrought np to an unusual pilch, aud the house, at the fiul of the curtain, tasking tiantic demands lor the author, liut ih?se de monstration only succeeded in bringing the manager to the fooiliphta, aud iu drawing iroua that dignitary a solcmu assuranue that it was out oi bis power to accede to the demuuds f the audience, the author having intimated hli Bxe J determination to remain unknown, whether his jPlece proved a failure or a success. The curios- ivy oi ine puvue is gTtauy excited as ie ine authorship of the new play, bnt the knowing onei have arrived pretty unanimously at the conviction that It can only have issued from the practised and fertile fen ef the yoiincer Dumas, and explain the .mystery bv supposing that the dramatist has taken this method of proving his authorship of La Hvpplice (Tune - Femme, claimed, as your Tenders doubtless remember, by M. Emilo de GtrareMn. The latter, in order to show to an incredulous pHbiic that at lcat he c(,vld havewritten that piay, brought out Le JJexix ts'aitrt, a flat, tedious, and absurd aflair, which effectually convinced the pnblic that the man who could ' per petrate such a; lump of theatrical lend could not, by any possibility, have written the brilliant play 'whose paternity bad been so hotly centcsted by the rival chiiiaan's. It is surmised that Dnm'as, junior, in order to demon strate more conclusively the troth of his claim; has taken thl i method of showing the superiority of his (trarainic talent over that of the editor of La 1'rfsre. "You brought out yonr Devx 8crur$,n the public Imagines the author of lleloire Paran ouet to say to H. de Glrardin, "with an immense flourish of trumpets and all the publicity , of tho Parisian press, and it tejU heavily, irrecoverably. I tend my play anonymously, to make its way solely by it own meiits, unaided by the prentine of its author's name, and Paris, judging it solely on its merits, lauds it to the skies. It is easy, therefore, for tho world to Judge which of us t wo has tbe best right to lay claim to the authorship of the Surplice d'une I'i-mme." The Emperor, amidst his innumerable pre occupations, has found time to read portions of the lorthcomingvolumo of his "Life of Ctesar" to M. do Facy ; the nrw senator, it is said, ex pressing enthusiastic admiration of the passages thus made known to him. It seems odd enough that, within a day's jour ney from this brdliunt and luxurious citv. there . are wide districts so infested by wolves that the peasantry are in cotstant alarm tor tnoir (locks and even lor their children. Government gives twenty francs for every male wolf, twenty-five for every lemale, and a small sum for each cab, and the skins and fnrof the animals fetch a few francs more; thus) wolf-hunting is regarded hs aprotitable employment, and battues are or ganized among the inhabitants of the villages lcr their destruction. These batiues usually take place in May, when the lady-wolves are about to add to their lamiles; end in December, when the savage crew, maddened by huugor, come down Ironi the hills to prowl alter food. Tho head-ranger of the district having an nounced a wolt-huut for a ceituinday, the whole country-side comes together, the landed pro prietors, their servants, peasants, doctors, con scripts, and schoolmasters, who, armed with bludgeons, lire arms, pitchtorks, bells, brooms, and saucepans, sally forth at a given signal to the ravines most frequented by the wolves. Tho rifiemeti are then arranged in a semi-circle, with their backs to the wind, along' the roads which border the woods in which the wolves are con cealed. No one is allowed to fire in the rear; and, to prevent accidents, marks 'are made on the trees for their guidance duiug the contusion of the battue. Everything having bVen prepared iu a dead silence, a signal is given, and tbe assembled peasants, ith the aid of pots and kettles, stout lungs, and iron-shod staves, com bine in tbe production ot a general uproar. Owls waken irom their slumbers, deers are startled from their covers, foxes and hares bound away panic-stricken, but none of these creatures are shot, every bullet being reserved ior the wolves, which ap pear, at last, in a pack, rushine; on . lite a wave, ronring as it goes: and as the yelling erea tuies cross the fatal path, every gun sends forth its murderous discharge, and thirty or forty wolves aie oiten the result'of the voiley.i After the battue, tbe peasants mount the heads of several wolves on a pole, and inarch through the villages, t eating drums, singing the local hunting songs, receiving presents of money, meal, grapes, and' wine, and finishing the day with a least and a dance. ' The battues of December are differently man aged, and the rich land-owners make them tbe occasions of much jollity. Previous to the meet ing a number of carpenters repair to tho woods, choose a suitable site, and erect thereon a large square hut jot' undressed logs, strongly placed together, and with intervals of about lour inches between each. This hat is left En touched for several nights, that the animals may become accustomed to it; and a dock or two, a goose, or a sheep are tied up near it 88 a bait tor the wolves. On the evening ap pointed for the battue, the huntsmen and a long line of servants start lor the forest, taking with them lour calves, a cask of cold meats, a ham per of wine, and a horse-load of pale coguac. Ensconced within their wooden lortress, they eat, drink and smoke; hut not the least ioise is permitted, not a laugh, or a cough, or a whis- fier, or even a sneeze. When night iairly sets n and the wolves bpgin to sniff the air. the ealves ere led out and each must it be said? receives an incision in the neck which sets it bleeding and bleating, and thus unconsciously appeuling to two of the keen senses of their enemies. Nine, ten, half-past; the dead silence of tbe forest is broken only bv the screech of an owl, er the crash of a branch snapped off by the I wind. Suddenly tho calves break out into tj iresn nx oi uier.ting; tncy Deuow ana groan and tug at the ropes, trying to escape. Hvery cigar is put out, and the sportsmen pick up their rifles and plaee. their muzzles in the gaps between the logs ot the hut. 11 nek spots' are seen npon the snow; the wolves are scenting the calves, aed, imagining them to have como astray, attempt to tarry them off. Foer or live of the leaders rash lorward and plunge their ravenous jaws into the flesh of the poor aninals; their nambers increase every moment, and, just as this hideous banquet is at its height, the sportsmen open their hre; the wolves fall or tly, but return again, and are received with another volley. Other wolves, attracted by the smell of their bleeding comrades, pruss to the scene and are met by showers ot lire and death. This (daughter of malefactors continues lor several hours, when the few surviving wolves sliuk back to tbeir dens, and the sportsmen, leaving their hut, make a huge tire on the ground, ronnd which they sit and eat and crack jokes until the morning, when the peasantry assemble, gather the dead wolves together, and march in triumph thiough tbe village, adding the gitts of thevil- lagers to the rewards given by the Government, and making a handsome sum out ol the affair. The Auilon. OBITUARY. Dr. rt be well, Mauler f Trinity College, Cambridge. The Kev. Dr. Whewell, Master of Trinity Col leee, Cambridge, died on tbe 4th inttant. The deceased, who wnl formerly Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University, was born of hum ble parentage at Lancaster, in 1734. Ilia writings were numerous and important, the following being among those which have attracted the greatest attention: "A History of the Inductive Sciences," in 3 volnmes; "The Philosophy of tbe Inductive Sciences," 2 volumes j "The Puilosophy ol the Iaductive Sciences" has sineo been e panged into "The History of fcckiititicMeas," 2 volumes; "Novum Organum lleuovatuin," 1 vol ume; "The Philosophy of fcincovery," 1 volume; The Elements ol Morality, including Polity," 2 vols., thu "tttidgewater TreaUsekOB Astronomy ;" "Notes on Architecture ot 'Jernuin Churches;" "LectureB on the History ot Jloral Philosophy in England;" "Leftturo tin Systematic Morality;" "indications of the Creator," m answer to tue Vest pes of Creation." Besides the&e ho was the aijiliur of many educational mathematical worfcs, and some works o university education in connection with university icioriii: Uo oi a translation of Utxthe's "liciinau aud Dorothea," ot Aiierbauh'a "I'lolessorV Wile," of (irotias ou the VKirfhts of War aud 'Peare," aud of three veilings of a trant-lu'tiou of Pluto, under the title of "Ihe Platonic Dialogue tor EriglLsh EeaJeiE."' Well-authenticated minor' albO attributes to him the authorship of "The Plurality of Worlds," an anonymous book which has created considerable sensation. In addition to his othor ai eomplibh iin uts, he was well skilled in urchieology, aud was a contributor to the literature ol Gothic architecture. INTERNAL REVENUE. TT KITED STATES REVENUE STAMTS UNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS. rBINClTAL DEl'OT, No. 0O4 C11KHNTJT ST11EKT, CENTRAL DETOT, No. 103 8. FIFTH STUEKT (One deor below Chosnnt.) -IPTlDLlSUEn 18G2. REVENUE STAMPS of every description con stantly oa hand, and in any amount. 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Bids will be opened on MONDAT, March 26, 1SGC 12 o'clock AI. and bidders are re quested to bo present. Bt order of Brevet Brigadier-General GEO. H. CRORMAX. Assistant Qaarteincaster-tieneral U 8. Army. GEOKGK 11. OKMifi, 8 20 5t Captain and A. O,. M. V)ROroeAL,S. SEALKD PROPOSALS. IN X dupiieato, will be received at this oMice until 12 il., JlUJUAi, the lth day of April. 1898, ior tl delivery ol6000head ot BEkii1' CAlTLKon the hei lor tbe UBe of captured Indians. Ihe cattlo to be delivered to tho A. 0. 8 , for Indians at Fort Sumner, jew mexico. Ihe flrst delivery to be on the 1st day of July, 1366, and to consult of COO head of eattte; the subsequent deliveries to be in suoh numbers and at such times us may bt required ty the undersigned. - Ihe cat tie most be frm three to live years old, and must weigh at least 400 pounds not (their weight to l e ascertained according to manner laid dowa in tbe hubs begu ations ot 1S63), and to oe of the best innikeiable quality. Ko Slugs, Bulls, Cows, or hellers will be received. Whenever, in the opinion ef the A. C. S. for In dians, at Eort Sumner, the oattle presented do not iuILI the conditions sere sot forth, as many as do not will be rejected. Ton 'per cent, of money duo contractors will be retained until the contract is tul lilled. Iwo responsible persons must sign each bid, guaranteeing that it the contract is awarded to the party or parties therein proponing, they will enter inie ample bonds ior cue laithlul lolli ment of the contrtet, and when the parties thus otfbnag as sureties are unknown to the undorsirned, tknt ability to reimbu'ge tbe loss to the United states, wbieli would accrue in case of failure, must or attested before a niagistiate or other officer em powered te auaininier eaths. The parlies to v horn this contract is let will be ex pected to till the centracttheniselves on v sub-letting of the c ontract will be considered as a luiluro to com ply with the contract, and the contractor wiU be held responsible therefor. Endorse on the envelope "Propofa's for Beef Cattle, at Fort ttuivner, .New Mexico " . W. Ft. BELL. Captain and C. S. and Brevet Major, U. S. A. Office 1 urchasmg and Depot C. S , District ot Now AJexico, fcuma le, K. 11., February 7, 1506. 8 1 33t PROPOSALS FOB BEEF. Philadelphia, March 20, lki. ca!od Prorosaln, in duplicate, will be recoiv. d by tbe niidersitrned, until 10 A.M., Maroa Si6,lH6o, oilicu, KO.-1163 OlUAliD btreet, third floor, or directed to liim, l'ost Oilier, box 1838, Pbsladclphia. tor larniKh ing the troops, employes, etc , at Fori Delaware and "W ilmington, Deiawsre, with rUK&tl BJIEF, of a good, rnarketaultt quality, in equal proportions of oie and bind quarters, excluding necks, shanks, and kidney tul ow. ... The suid beet to be delivered, Iroe of eost, to tho troops, employes, etc., at Fort lielnwaro and Wil mington, Delaware, in such qimntitien as mav be Irom time to tine required by the Commnndliig CUlu cis ot those rusts, ami to continue in force Kix Moving, commencing on tho 1st day ot April, 13&i, or such less time a tho ( uuimiskary-Cieuurai snail eireot, and ubjei.t io hia approval. Bids will be received lor either post separately or together. I'pon acceptance of tho efler, soouritv and bond In the sum ot two thousand dollars will be required lr the luitblul perioruiunce of tbe contract. Bids iLUst bo indorsed "Proposals tor Beef" C. h. KILBU15X, 8 10 Ct t Bvt. Brig.-faien,, A. O. G. 8. s SILVERMAN A CO.. IMPORTERS OF I'AKtk W001)8l .. Uu. IS N. FObBTH tircx. 1 Ull.ABUUlJlA. Portemcnnaten.'Poclet bouks 'or sen TravtUlnr Raja,, hatche s l'ro-siug ( asrs. Ladles Companions, vvriinig JhMis. Portfoiin, Work Uoxm, Jewel i.vx.', Vhtt u lirauh Aluun s. Opera 01 avees, r lclil Giasxos DurUtoles I urd mh CLIus and Uilt Ornauicuta, fueket Cutierv, Kn?ors. lonibs. Trusties, Periumerr. Scrub. Vans. Hulr Ki ih, Hair Oiutu-inls. Blei Jcwi'lrv, Jut l.tiotb. i'ur iH'Utin Cueas bracelets, Aiek ares, lie 1 lunpi, 8 tail, Hii ve buttons bi arf I las, Hcurf ltlus Mlk A aim surds. Leather Guards wttei anJ 1" aiedl buini.Wn cti Key Fhawl Plus, Violin Ktrlns. bea'ls o: al Mml. Hells liidbor Halls, l emliioed, iilre Utwmi-n ('hew ioards, Paekf auiinon Loards, 1'lnyln" C rrt Pocket laxka. Drink lim Cuss, Tobacco l'lpos, Tobacco lioxoi, Tobacco l uncl es, Match Hole", Pips Stoma, Tubes. Cigar ves. ilSly Fl'IIE STAMP AOKNCV, NO. :t()4 OlIKSNl'T J hi KV T, A HOVJt 1 II IK1, WILL BE COM 1'lJt li KB AH HIKhlt)tHK. H1AMPH of . VK BY TIK8CH1 PTTMN CONSTANTLY UAMV, AKD Jbl A&Y AUOVlil'. 11 ii MISCELLANEOUS. J A It N E S S. A IABGE LOr OF EW U. 8. WAGON HAu KF.8S, a, 4, and 6 horse. Alto, pans ol UAB KEbS, SADDLES, COLLARS, HAL1ERS, etc, bought at the recent tiovernmeat sales to be sold at a treat sacrifice Wholesale erUetail. Togothet with our usual assortment of a ( S ADD LEU TA XD 8ADDLEBT HARD WARE. WILLIAM S. HANSELL & SONS, 3 1 1 ' So. 114 MARKET Street. ILEY II 11 O I 1! E R, 1MPORTE118 AKT TFALER8 IH HAVANA ( H.AKs AND MKVRM'HAtJM PTP3, V. W. Car. LIUH1U ana WALNUT Burets. We offer Oie finest Havana Clrars at prices from M te SO I er a nt. below the regular rates. Auie, the edrbiatx'l "LOME JACK" HMOK.IXO TOBACCO, which Is far superior te any yet broight before the putiUc. , Wetto orIne Jack r . "SEEK KO FT? Bill Ell. KOH U BETTEB CAN BK tOVhD." llSSm QEORGE PLOWMAN, CARPENTElt AND BUIT.DEU No. 232 CARTER Street, And No. 141 DOCK Street Machine Wetk and Mlllwrlghting promptly attended te 3 81 F IT LEU, WEAVER & CO., MASUFACTCKERS OF Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cords, Twines, Etc., No. 23 North WATFRPtreet and ho. Z2 .North DtLAWARK Avenue, huladelthia. lcwiMn.FiTi.in, WlCTtAEL Weavfu. CohBAB r. CLOiaiKK. 214! MONUMENTS, TOMlTs, GRAVE-STONES, Etc. Just completed, a beaud al variety of ITAJJAJi ALABBLK WOJ?UMENrS, TOMBS, AJSD UBATE-8TOSES VV 111 be sold cheep lor cash. Work Bent to any part of the United btacos, . 11EN11Y H. TAKR, MARHLE WORKS, 124wrra Ko. 710 GBEKK Street, fbiladelpbiai. CI O It N K X O II A N (J B ) It AO MAM'FAC'TOKT. JOHN T. IIAUtV i C O., No. 11 N. FRONT and No. 114 N. WATER Street. Pal sdulphla, DEALERS IN iv; AND BVCOINQ oi every UeKcrlptlon. for Cialn, Floor, fca.t, huncr 1' Lo-phaie of Llmo, Bono liust, F.ic. Lame aud small OUnny HAOS eanstaatly on hand. 'I 'li SJ Also. WOOL SACKS. John T. Bailky. James Cascades;. JESTAUKANT ON THE EUUOPEAN PLAN. Finest old and new ALLS, at S cents perglass. GOOD ONE-DIME EATIKQ BAR. The choicest Liquors always on band. Do. 533 CBESNUT STKUET. 3 10 la BEN BY BECK.ER, Manager. J C. P E R K I N S, LUMBER MERCHANT bnccessor to It. Clark, Jr., ' No. 824 CHRISTIAN STREET. Constantly oa hand a large and varied assortment of Building Lumber. 6 24 DE1DE8BUEO MACHINE WOBKS, XJ urricjE, SO. 63 f. S HOST HTBEET. PUILADELiniA. i We are prepare to nil erders to any extent (Or onr well known MACHINERY FOR COTTON AUD WOOLLEN MILT A nclnding all recent improvements Id Caralug, Spinning and W eavlng. e invite tne aiieauon 01 manaucioreri io eur uiu- slve works. l J ALFBED JXKK8 it BOS. Cotton aj;d flax BAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, ot all numbers end brands. Tent. Awning. Trunk end W agon-Cover Duck. Also, Paper Jlaniitacturers' Drier Felts, trom one to sevou leei wide; i'aulln, netting, fun 'iwine. eto. JOllN VV. EVEKMAN A Co.. 3 6 S Ko 113 JONES' Alley. r I L L I A M G R A NT, If l UilMinHJH lltKtllA.M. Ko. 33 6. DELAWAkK Avtnue, Fbuadelphla, Af.tNT ion Daptnt's Ounpowdcr, Refined Mtre, Cbarceol, 14. W. linker & Co 's linriilHte. ( oco, anil Broma. Crocker Uros. A Co.'s Yellow llttal tiheathing, Belts, and Nails. M LEXANDER G C ATT E LL A COT, PRODUCB COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ko. 26 KOBTIl WHARVES, AND KO. 27 KORTE WATFB STREET, 1'HILADELI'UIA. 2 2 ALEXANDER O. CATTELL. ELIJAH O. CATl'SLt, CARPETINGS, &o QARPETINGS. A LAEGE stock osf . PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTUKE 1b stoie and constantly receiving, , v AT TERY LOW TRICES. GEORGE W. HILL, 2 1 thstu3ra No. VM North THIRD btreet. MEDICAL. JTOll COUGHS AND COLDS USE DR. C. G. GARRISON'S EXPECTORANT. FOR DYSPEPSIA AND DKBILITY USE DR. C. ti. G AREISON'S DITTERS USE DR. C. G. GARRISON'S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PIEES For Chilis and Fevers, lillious. Billions Remittent, Djssjepela. Jaundice, Depiesglou ol kplrits, Ceaghs, Cole's, and all dueases that rceuJte a purgutlve. for sale, wholesale and rouU, at mj store, KO. S211 S. KiailTII Si'l HK10T, Below NVamut. Philadelphia JOHNSON, HOLLOW Y A COWIN, Wholeitrtio Ap' tits. Ko. 23 N. SIXTH j-tree l, funatta C. G. GAKHISON, M. D., Treats patients Ior all disc axes t Ms Omoe. No. ill HouUi LioUrH Street All consuliutlons free V i. iu all caes whero the above l'riwaratlons lull to nmiu a euro the urouoy will bo ro unded. !EAFNEKR, BLINPNEPS, AND CATARRH. J ' J. ISA A( 8, M D , Proiessor ot the K.ve and Ear treats all disuses annerUlnlng to the elwve lumnberi with the otuiont suoiow leHtirooiiia is iliotn ihe muit reiiiil lesoiineslnllietiitf cun br seen nt hlsoOtce, ho. tllli'lNk . btrl. Ximi MedKa acuity are luviwd Ut aewinpnuy their oatk JU a lie has no secrets tu I U practice ' IEVENUE STAMPS, RRVENUE STAMPS Of all descrlptieiu, OiaUdesotipt..-., Alw.yseehanrt, Alvrvn on LiftiKl. AT AT FIOliKVrF. BF.WIKO ACHI-.S CO.'U Ol'KlCK, FLOliBNCE BtWHU M CHINE CO.'S Ob'Fil K No. b80 Cltl'.'SMIT Hlteet, Oaa 4ior belvw Hevontn strnnt. , One door be,ow hevButh sirtet. The most 'tlieral discount ailoweu. J he iut liberal discwuutaUvweU. WATCHES AND JEWElRy. f0 OUB PATRONS AND TDB PIJBLI We are efferlnf eorsteckef WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILTSRWAje AT A DISCOUNT, rally equivalent to tee heavy decline ha Geld CLARK 4c BIDDIiU nirp Xe. Til CHKPNTJTH tree TJDLAJIOD DEALER & JI-ELElU wa aii-o, enn r.mt 1 m 1 1. UK TT AKK, AT0HX3 and JEWliLEY REPAIRED. Bas Jest received a large a d splendid assortment el LADIES' GOLD WATCHES, Seme In plain esses, others beautifullj enamelled fl eagiaved, and otbers hilald wltheiamoads. Purchasers wishlnf a IIAKDSOMK LADIES' WATCH Will do well to call at once and make a selection. Tricel moderate. Ah watches wanantcd. Also, large aasortaaeat ei CENTLEMEK'S AND BOYb' 'vVATCnES, 1 WOLD AND ilLYEK CA8F.8. 2 24 MUSICAL BOXES. A lull assortment of abovo poos constantly on band at modeiate prices the ilusical Hoxos nlarin irom 2 to 10 beauutui Aiti. FARR & BROTHER, Importers. No. 82eCHKSNUf STREET, 11 Ilfmtbrp Below Fourth. li I C II JEWELRY JOHN BRENNAN, ' SEALER IK DIAMONDS, FINE BATCHES. JEWELRY; tc. Etc. Etc. 9 2f Ko. 13 8. EIGHTH fel Kk-ET. Philada. UENRY UAIIPUR, No. C20 ARCLl BTREET Manufacturer and Dealer m Watcli8, i fine Jewelry, Silver-Plated. Ware, AMD 88r Solid. Silver-ware LIQUORS. QISESMT GE0YE AVHISRY. Ko. 225 Korth TBUD Street. If anythlna waswaatcd to prove Hie absolute purity of this Wblskj, the following certificates should do it. There is no aleoholle stimulant kaowa eommandlnt; sucb ecommendation tiom sueh high sources: 1'hii.aeli'hia, September 9. 1SS8. We have earsfully tested the samn.e of rilLNKUT GEOV. WB1SKI which you Send us, aud And that it contains kons o tus foisokoi b si udTAMca known aa risiL oil, which Is the characteristic and Injurious In gredient of the whiskies ia general use. iiOOlil, tiAUEi.l t' A CAMAC, ' Analytical chemists. . . ' . Swr Tom, BeptemtierS, 1W8. I hav enalrred a sample ol i'UICV!T GHOVR V H18KT reoelvvd trom Mr. Charles WTinrtoB, Jr., of I'hliadelpbla; and having caraiallv tesicU It, I am pleased to state that it is autlre.r fkgb trim Foisoxoiia oa DELaTKBiot s substances. It is an unusually pure aaa tae-lluvored Quality of whisky. JAAlEfl B C HTLTOV, M. P., Anab'tlcul Cheuiut. Bostow, March 7. 1859. I liave made a cbemleal anaivsis of eounnerclal sam ples of CUKSXU'i fcliOVB Wrll.-KV, which proves to Be ire from the beKVy t usll Oils, aud psrlccily pure and unadulterated, 'ihe flue flavor of this whhky Is derived fibm the gmlu used In uianulocturiny it Kospectiully, A. A. HAYES, M. D., State Aseayer, ho. 16 iSoylstou Btiect. For sale by barrel, drnitlohn, or bottle, at Mo. 2J8Nortll TblED street 1'hilade.ulla. 8 Jm W. n A M A R, Imaorterand Wheleeale Dealer InForeltsn BRANDIES, WINES, A' FINE OLD WHISKIES, No. C20 MA11KKT SUllEET- 1 9 Jm PHILADELPHIA. J NATHANS & SONS, IMPOItTKIiS OF OP BSANDIES, WINES, GINS, Etc. Ko. 19 N. FRONT STREET, PUILADELFHW. MOSES NATHANS. 110 RACK A. MATHAKS, OKLANUO D.MlliAM. ll&m COAL. JAMES O'DIMEN, LEDIUH AND SCHUTLKHL BY UE CARGO OR SINGLE j TON. Yard, Broad Street, telow Fitzwtter. Has constantly on liana a eoinoeieut atipiir ot tbe ' above superior i oul, ruitubia ior tatuby use, te wliteii be curls tne attencloa of his (rendsiud the public venrrnlly. , Utdvse ielt at Ho 206 S. tvth street, Io. 82 S. 8rveaUit.utU street, or through Dtwpnlou. ir l'ost OUice. protrptlv atlendodto A 6UlKJilOR yUAJUiT OF ELACKiffiTHS COAi- ... . 7H jolehx; r. bender, COAL I)EAIJKIV S. W. COIIM'IR ITU AD AND CALLOWIIILL fREETS rniLAvitraiA. . Kore but tbe best W EST LL1IIUH, sll slzePtom the (irteiiwcod Colliery, on bead, aad tor saie ir CA8U OKLY. ' JIOGia Also, tGlNE, HPAltlt, AND FCitKAC C'OAU Q R E E N TEAS, GitHKA CORK, ' , , ' iliKbU PKACUES, j FHtSH TOM AIDES, PLCS Kto. . -AliDKltT O. iiOJJEl, liKALV.Il IN FINE (JR0CIE8 22 4p C0K. ELEVEXT1I AND VIK fllf. - . i- - a i. j WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o. j
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