THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH". PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 18GG.
(JITY INTELLIGENCE
Fot Additional City Intelligence see Ei ..n i'a;
Interesting doBBKsroiJDEjfCE Tln o I
lowintr interesting correspondence bet the
Corresponding Becrptary ot the Ladles' Union
Association tor tbe Uenelit ot Sick and Wounded
Colored bold .era and General B. F. Butler will
rpeak lor lteell':
Ko. 804 Uodmaw St , rniLADA. , Doe. 11, 1SC5.
Major-Uenoral 11. jr. Ilutlor Kespcctod Umoral,
At Corresponding Secretary ot the Radios' Union
Association, fortnod in l'lnladolpliln for the boneflt
of mok and wounded oolorod soluiors, tbe duty do
rolvei upon me to appuso von that, at a recant fair
of the .Association, the accompanying Ttraonts
were among the principal features of attraction, to be
rotfd to Ucncrala Cirani, buormau, Hhoridan. or
Butler.
The simple performance ' a duty is generally at
tended with, satisfaction and pleasure; but In tlio
present insui ce it 'S with more than ordinary satis
faction and nnlcigned pleastiro that I announce tho
awarding to you of thtso emblems, expressive of the
reelings, ot a aratofnl poop e, bv thu decided majority
01 iour nuntirca ana imy votca .
It was knowledge of vour many acts, not only
those iamlliar to the public eyo,tmt also your kind
and impartial deeds towards our nntortunate nice,
many of whom fought so nobly in dolenso of the
Union and ti e principle of lrcodom, that prompted
the selection ot your name as a lit champion In the
contest lor this acknowledgment ot gratitude; aud
althourh to tome it mar seem sraa 1 aud trivial, vet
Test assured, General, it is the representation of a
principle to which wo hopo to be loutid over truej
and to you we doom it ( specially due, rcmombehng
that your noble and Christian deods wore performed
at a tune when the pubiio sentiment of the entire
nation was so entirely uulavoraolo to our in tors tg
and sdveno to our welfare?
In behalt ot the association, and in the name of a
peoplo prompted thus to act by feelings emanating
from grateful hearts, I bog yon to accept these evi
dences of our true appreciation of your principles
and of the great services rouderod by you to the
cause of universal troedom.
Hoping that prosperity and succoss may over
attend yon in all iour efforts tor the maintenance ot
Right and the true benefit ot all mankind, I am,
very respectfully, yours,
Carrie K. Lb Count,
Cor. See. Ladle' Union Association.
To HeJ.-tien. B. Jf. Butler, U. 8. A.
REPLY OF GK5BRAL BUTLER.
Washington City, March 13, 18WJ.
Iadies of the Union Association, Philadelphia
Mesdan.ev Kor your beautiful presents, forwarded
to me through your corresponding Mecrotary, Carno
It. Le Count, willed have given me the liveliest satis
laction, please accopt my thanks. .
Hicti and intrinsically valuable as they are, they
navo a higher and nobler va ue to me, and shall bo
laid up with other tieaauros, endeared by sacred
memories, as a ieiocv to mv children. Tho
of grateful appreciation ot what I wished rathor
than what I was enabled to do in bohalt ol those on
whom organised gin and wrong had submitted ovoi y
outrage through generations, these gilts, made
moie precious by tho voto of preference which
awarded tlicm, are at once the exemplar and evi
dence that the race of colored men have the high
virtue ol gratitude, and thu intelligence in the inn s
to appreciate the efforts mudo to raise their condU
tion to equality of right. .
Their soldieiB in many Holds undor my eye have
shown high courago, endurance, and euthufia-tic
patriotism. Who sbail say that such men, so will
ingly perilling their live s to save the country, aro
not fit to tuko part in choosing their own rulers and
enacting their own laws in the country which they
have helped to roseuo from its rebellions foes?
l'ermit mo again to express my thanks for your
favor, and believe iuo, laithtuily your triend,
( Benjamin j?, Bdtlee.
The Closing qf Lent. The prespnt
week will close the religious season of Lent, t
The Catholic Church celebrates during this
week the pasnion and death ot Christ. ' i
The services at the Cathedral of St. Peter
and Bt. Paul are quite attractive llloly Week
toeiDg observed there in strict accordance with
the Old Roman Ritual. . ,
Towards eveniu? on Wednesday, Holy Thurs
day, and Good Friday, the Catholic Church
performs an impressive ollice called the
lenebrw, -which signifes darkness.' In addition
to the six lights always upon the altar, a trian
gular shaped candlestick, having ftlteen tapers
arranged along two ol its sides, is placed
within the sanctuary for the periormance of (he
ceremony, at the beginning of which all tho
candles are lighted "to signify the Lighte of
Faith preached by Christ and the . Prophets.
The triangular brunch represents the mystery
of the Holy Trinity, a fundamental article ot
, While the Tenebrw is being chanted, fourteen
yellow lights in the three-sided stand are ex
tinguished, one alter each psnlin. and at the
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nisi, tfix ver.tes oi me jinwv.iw.vjs, me iiuta uu
the altar are also put out to signify that the
Hebrews were deprived of the light of taith
when Christ was put to death. The while taper
left burning at the top of tbe triangular stand
Is typical of Christ, the light of the world, and
it la hidden tor a time beneath the altar to
signify that though Christ, according to Ilia
humanity, died and was laid in the sepulchre,
' jet He wa9 always alive, according to Ilia divi
nity, by which He raised Himself again to life.
In the darkness which, pervades thu sanctuary
at this part of the solenuji office, the Miserere,
long celebrated for the errandeur ot its music,
is sung, and alter the recital of a short
prayer, a rumbling noise is made to repre
sent tbe trembling of the earth, the rend
ingiyol tho rocks, the opening of the
ernes, and the tearing of the veil of the Jewish
Temple, which accompanied the Crucifixion of
Christ. To-day the Catholic Church commemo
rates the institution of the Sacrament of the
Eucharist, a subject of Joy and tuauksgivinor,
expressed by the tine music and ringing of belli
during the first parts of tho mass celebrated on
this occasion, and the white color of the vest
ments and ornaments used upon the altar.
After the Gloria in Excelsis, the organ and bells
are silent until tho recurrence of the same hymn
on Holy Saturday, Intended to honor the silence
ot Christ during His passion. At the mass on
this day, the priest coueecrates two Hosts, one
: lor the sacrifice of the day, the other to be car
ried In solemn procession, accompanied by
lights ard turning censors to the repository, a
small altar adorned with Innumerable lights,
the rarest flowers and sweet-scented plants and
most magnificent ornaments, where it is kept in
- ereat splendor tor tbe office of the next dny.
The Host is removed from line main altar that
the devotion in honor of the Passion of Christ,
which was there begun the evening before at
the Tenebra, may be continued without pomp
or magnificence.
Muititudeh visit the repositories on Holy
Thursday, a custom which is commonly culled
viEiung sepulchres, but very improperly aud
contrary to the intention of the Catholic Church,
which, in her Rubric, ordains that the honor
fiven to the Sacred Host shall be expressed by
lght and the richest ornaments, decorations
unbecoming a sepulchre. The oils ned in ad
' ministering the Sacraments of the Catholic
Church me blessed by the Bishops on this day,
during the Masses which they celebrate, and
the ceremony of waahing tho teet, in imitation
of Christ's washing the feet of Ilia Disciples
is also performed., Tho Prelate or Superior at
tends at the appointed place in bis Alh, Stole,
and Cope, of a violet color, accompanied by the
Deacon with the usual service ol inceuso and
lights, and after putting oil' his Cope, takes a
towel and kneeling bareheaded he wusb.es,
wipes and kisses the right toot of those who are
chosen for the ceremony. After the evening
service, on Holy Thursday, the Priest with his
ministers dtve&t the main altar ot it coverings,
to represent ihe stripping ot Christ before the
Crucifixion. The services Rt the Cathedral to
day comnienceat 10J o'clock A. M. The Right
Kev. PiBuop will be assisted by twelve Prionta,
. seven Deacons and seven sub Deacons, in addi
tion to the usual officers of the Mass. A large
number of the Reverend Clergy will attend the
services.
Illness of the Fire Mabsiial. Fire
Marshal lilaekburu has been confined to bis
house lor several days by severe illness, con-
. traded by exposure while in the discharge ot
the duties of his office.
During his Illness Detective Levy will attend
to me uuuos oi un oinoe.
, Admitted to the nosPirAL.William
Ferguson, aged seventy veara. was admitted into
th Pennsylvania Hospital last evenlnc wnu his
left thigh tract nred by falling down a flight of
stairs at nis residence, jso. ois n. Thud street
SuhdAT Scnoot Anmversabt. To
mcrrow evening there will be an interesting
Sunday School anniversary at the Second Re
formed Dutch Church, Seventh street, aVivo
lirown. Among the interesting fentures of tbe
evening's entertainment will be the address ot
Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, of Brooklyn, choice,
music, bv tho scholars and choir,' and Moral and
other offerings. Most ot the young ladies bo
longing ro the school will be dressed in white,
and will present an attractive appearance. In
order to gain admittance it will be neco?sary to
obtain tickets Rt tho drug 6torc, at the corner of
Seventh and Brown streets. They should be
secured carly.as the demand will be' great. These
rchools are among the largest in tho city.
An Eclipse of the Moon. To-morrow
evening there will be a total eclipse of the moon,
which will bo wholly visible throughout the
United Stales, and nearly the whole continent
of America, Although our satcllito will be on
this occasion immersed in the shadow of the
earth more than an hour and a half (one hour
and thirty-eight minutes). It will not entirely
disappear, but will remain visible of the color
and appearance of a disc of tarnished copper,
with its light so much diminished that it will
seem to be rayles or without scintillation. The
eclipse will commence, as viewed from Phila
delphia, at 9-37 P. M., and end at 128 A. M. e
Female Shoplifter. Margaret Bruner
was arrested yesterday afternoon on the charge
ot shoplifting. She stated that her residence
was at No. 727 Shirley street. Mr. J. W. Pnco,
of the firm of Price fc Wood, on Ninth street,
above Arch, testified that the accused cami into
his store yestcrdny morning and was examining
pome goods. He had met her several tunes
before in the store, and on each occasion bis
suspicions were aroused by her strantro conduct.
When taken into custody she had a'roll of rib
bon secreted under her' cloak. Margaiet was
committed to answer.
Accident to Runaway Horses. The
horses drawing car No. 1 of the (Jirard Avenue
Railroadjran away yesterday, with the vehicle
behind them. They dashed the car against a
lamp-post at ihe corner of Seventh street, snap
ping it like the stern of a clay pipe. The quad
rupeds then ran into a cart. One of them was
killed by darting his head acainst the wheel;
the other was so baaly hurt that his lutnrc use
fulness will amount to little.
Commfncement of Grammar Schools.
The Commencement exercises of the South
western (irnmmar Schools, Seventh School Sec
tion, will take place this evening at tne Fourth
Presbyterian Church, coiner of Twelfth and
Lombard streets. The ceremonies will be ot a
very interesting character. 1
stealing v kltet. turam uiars was
committed yesterday afternoon by Alderman
Jones, to answer the charge of stealing a piece
of velvet, valued at $50, lrom the clothing store
of Mr. Robb, in Market street. Clark stated
that he is a stranger in the city.
Interesting to Coffke Drinkers.
The barque John Botitton arrived at this port
yesterday trom Pirto Cabello, having on board
tiozi Dags oi coiiee. ;
Plight Fire. The baildinff at No. 1220
Hamilton street was slightly damaged by tire
about six o'clock yesterday alternoon, occa
sioned by sparks from a foundry In the vicinity.
MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.
New Jersey Conference Its Close.
Yesterday afternoon tho various items of busi
ness before the New Jersey Conference, which
hud been in session dunng tho week past, was
brought to a close, when Bishop Scott announced
the lollowing appointments:
THEZITOM DISTRICT. f -
"William E. Terry, Presiding Elder. '
Trenton Circen street and Warren streot, John
S. HeiHler; lnnity, Benjamin d. Sharp; Union
streot, A. J. Gregory; State si root, Thomas llaulon,
Iaao AVinnor, Superintendent; Couiral Church,
Ellwood II. fotoKox, Ci. K. .Brown, Superintendent;
I'enmupton, BbiuuoI E. Post; Titusvilie, JS. Ho wot;
lAnibertville, Jacob B. Oraw; liokersvillo, Jonathan
Vaiiuote ; Prinuetou, H. C. Westwood. .
New Brunxwkk. Liberty Street, R. V. Lawrence;
Pitman Churoli, Richard Ihorn; St. James, to be
nupDllcd; Milltown, W. Franklin; Washington,
huuiuol F. Wheeler: South Amuoy, David U.
Shock; Middlesex, Levi Herr; Mattawan, Homy
Jtoltina; keypoit J. S. fholps; Bethany, J. 11.
wostcott; ion nionmoutn, a. Lawrence; lucevnio,
WMIuni T. Abbott; Red Bank, Isaiah V. King;
Eat on town, to be supplied; Long Branch, Hamilton
8. Real; Centenaiy Ctiurch, Robert M. Stratton;
Groenville, George JL. Dobbins: Squan villago,
Joseph H. Mickle; Farmingdale, James V. Morell;
iietnesaa, uoorjie u. stauger: .rreenoia, v. w.
Moilolt; Enplishtown, i. 1. Wright; 1). C.
Knowlos, 1'nnoipal of Pennington Seminary, mem
ber ot Peijnington Quarterly (Jonlereuce; J. A,
Lippmcotr, fro lessor in State Normal School, mem
ber ot state street Quarterly coniereuco. i
BURLINGTON DltTUICT.
J. Lewis, Presiding Elder.
liurlington. Broad street, Enooh Groen ; Union
street, E. W. Burr, 1'hotna tjovengn ; Borclontown,
Charles E. Mill; Crow-wicks, Francis A. M.orroll;
Grovevlllo. Joeoph Atwooil; Alleutown, VViluim
Margerum; Hightstown, Philip Cline; Windsor and
Sharon, Edwin Waters; irauborry, Alexander Gil
more; Clarksburg, John P.Connelly: New Ejypt,
James Payran; Jaoobstown, J. J. Graw, H.
Biadlord; Columbus, Daniel L. Adams, A. J.
Scott; Pcmberton, Hamilton Norns; Mount
Molly, R. A. Chalker; Medloro, John L. Souder;
VinceBtown, to be supplied; Lumberton, 1.
Provost; Hartford and Tabernacle, U. W. Dobbins;
Beverly, Joseph B. Tnrpin; l'alinyra, G. Keod;
Bethel, Levi Larew ; Bndgeboro, John Fort ; Moores-
town, l. r uouenman; amnion, joud h. auuhu;
Tom's River, Levi J. KhoaO.-; Bergen, S. U. Asay,
H. B. Beegle, sup.: Baruegat, Dickerson Moore;
Warotown and Goodluck, to be supplied; Manohos
ter, to be supiihed; fuckerton, Calvin C. Ewtlack:
Vest Creek, W. C.Greeubank: lim River, David
McCuroy; Pleasant Molls, to be supplied; El wood,
to be supplied.
. . CAMDEN DISTRICT
J.B. Dobbins, Presiding Elder.
Camden. Third street, Samuel Vaneant; Union
and Stockton, W. W. Christine; Broadway ana
Eighth street, William Wa.ton: labornaolo, James
White; Centenary Church, H. Bakor; Morohant
vide, Robert 8. Uarns; Glououster City, Miltou Re
yea; JJaddontleld, C. R. Uartrantft; Woodbury,
wililam o rsaruart; carpeuter s iuuuiug, mim
Reeves i raulsboro. Samuel Parker: Clarksboro,
Jesee Stiles; Bridgejiort, John 1. Corson; Auburn,
Joseph L. Roe; l'edricktown and Ceutro Square,
Mordecai C. stoaes; aiuiiica inn, ciornor n. iui
lis; Glarsboro, George Hughes. and tS. Hanco,
supt. Swetlesboro, John W. Hickman; Pislervllle,
i.enrvn Hiicneus: ieiui uuu xuruursviuo. iuuium
S. Wilson; Hlackwoodtown, A bert Matthews; Hed-
diug, Ptter I. caiuor; i,ong-a-uominif, ttumuoi tu
Johnston: Winslow and Waterlord. William A.
timer! iianimenion. to ue luuuuuu: mumuis-
town. Samuel W. Hudson; Bargauitown, William
B. Zttiie ; Ausecom ana oaiem, uoaipu u. iuie.
Port Repubiio and Smithvil e, Thomai C. Carman;
Atlantic City, Amos M. Korth; May's Landing,
Marlrlnftlr. I
R. Given, Chaplain in United Statos Navy. meW
ber of Centenary Church Quarterly Conlcrence,
t erniion.
BEIDQETON DISTBICT,
n IT VClAtnnnr l'rnalrlin IT H".',lnr. '
JSrid'aeton. Commerce Street, Aaron E. Ballard ;
1 nillVy , UUHU . aiUV&lUU , VUUUBl, w MV OM,.....
ifinlvm litti. K(iulh?treoI. Henry M. Hrown
Broadway, Calou K. Fiemnig; Pennsville, William
It, liOyiO: I ullllgi UVU, tfUBUUU uuuiuu.j ,,.-
ru;ii Wlllium Ostiorn: Woodstown, George K,
. . . I 1. . . ..If . w l .i wr, j -
Morris; Harnsonvuie, josepn j. oumiuu-ine;
ii.,ii,vill,1 JmiKi YaiiHant: I'ltlBgrovo. Charlog V,
vini.iH. liiouoester. MattDias U. Slump; Nazaroth
Aiiowavmowu, T D. Sleeper; Haueooa's
Bridge, J. cann; Itoadntown and Harmony,
Samuel Chattiu; lairtown, J. ti. Hutchiiispn;
,.,...tiio i. (i. Manchubtor: Newnort, Noah Ea-
waidn; Cumboriaud, to bo supplied; Muunceton,
John W. McDounall; Pleasant Grove aud Cohansey,
U be supplied. u
i;;.M s-onnni1 Ptreet Chinch. Ahrnra K.
Street; Foundry Church. James T. ucker; Willow
Grove. to bu Huuuliod: Yineluud, R. J. Andrews;
l'ort l-llnl.utl, lU.nrv fi. Wililuius: oue to bo Sllll-
H. l)u roll: one to be
supplied; tape' May, Socrates Townnendi Lower
Cape May, Robert B. Sutonne j Cape Idlaad, Aibort
Atwood, .
There is a In nn Hnon in Virsln'.a. tbe pro
reeds nf which urn iitu.n aiitisfactoi'V evidouco.
to be applied to tho navuieut of the owners of
uli sheep killed, by dogs.
AMUSEMENTS.
R ISLET'S CONTINENTAL NEWS
IAI tlAKHE. '
crotcKKtsis to en p rf oi Aniaaenieni noT m nui
Bp to 8H o'clecK fnv eeulnifj 1 81 ly
CII()1CE SEATS ANU ADMISSION S.
J llckets csn le hd a W '
"I'llot.KAM ME Ori'Il'll,
Ko. 31 CirfcHNl T Stropt. orponlte Hie Pos lOfTre.
(or tho (. hPKnut, Arch, Walnui, aud Academy 0 Mumc,
up to so ciock, evrrv evening. .. uu
AMERICAN A G A D rj 41 i t V MUSIC,
I comer of Broad and ixicnt streeti.
Leisce and Miniagnr WIU.IaM WHEATLEY
KABil'.ll MOD DAI, April I. 1HOO,
Flint appeoranuo In feveral ye urn n ihu
GREAT HAVEL.
GABRIEL RAVEL,
ANIU1.M. BlVl.li.
YOlNa AMFTtin A.
AKD A TROUPE OF ARIIRTS NfMBI.Rl.NG FOUTif
lKKONS,
among whom mT t mentioned tho
JUAlillfclll r A l l L I (1A IM WUMHE11),
Dinvrum a ti l.- u i r a '
Tremlere Dansemn, tnrni the Opera nt Paris,
M VON ltUlHK
f rut male flnncer. and bull' t inatr irora nntibtirg.
Nnd lien unarm. lrctti Do.ireo. Julia Lehman,
M"tiH. Yandrls, Garcia, Hctmldt, Axtol C. Lebuuia,
end
Fun ana Mnpninrent Corpn oo nmiet.
Tbe Orchestra under the direction of M. ltomalDvllle
irein l'atls.
the eveniriES entOTnnlninent will couimanco with tbe
Ea ht fnntoiiilne, called ,
OB. TUE A0VEKTLKE8 Oe'AK AFKOSATJT. .
Vcnia atan UAHRI t.L KAVEf,
Kiui Ea O...ANIOIM11 it.VVi-L
nnd a lull Company.
To be (oil owed by
THE DFTIANCF.
A Clnjslo flcrnp of ti'oiiDlnnH. bv JCLIEK and PIHL-
LIFeK MaRIINE'ITI.
'lo conclude with the Groat Falrv Pantomime en-
tit d the
TIIK FATMOPH WA11KIOB .'.ANTOINF. RAVEL
I UK. KKII tlMUIl YOU NO HMKKIUA
MATlKKK EVERY BATUKDAY AT 2 O't'LOUK.
Admifxlon Vi cent
lirw'rved Heats. I'arnuette and 1 arnuetto Circle, all
family I ircie 4i cent: Atuphltheatre 2.') cents
reHtacan be secured at ; W. A. Trumpler's Music
Stoio. IS E. corncrol Seventh and Chesnut streets and
at the BoxOtl ceot tho Academy ot Music on f'rlday.
irom 9 A. M to 4 P. M.
Doc a open nt H past 7 to commence at H betor K.
scuts secured six days in advance. 3 to tt
NEW CHESNUT STREET TUEATRE.
t'ltF.SMJT Street, above Twelfth.
LKO AKll UKUV4.K VVlLXa AOl ii. BIJtn, ixxsoe
nnd Mnnnuera.
WILLIAM r . m.njn Kesinent aianaer
xioors open at b ia v. uriaio jries ui i to.
"MORE NOVELTY.
WORE NOVELTY".
THIS EVENING,
THIS EVENING.
FIRST NIGH 1' OF A KE.VU I IFfL PLAY
From the Irene h ol Eocene uiihe. in our acta, entitled
lit: I It A V Kll AMI HETItA 1 1." -ilE'lRAYEU
AD UETBAYED:
OK.
CROf-SIKO THE QITICKS WD3,
-CROSSING 'IHrt OUICKSAN1J8.
In which AT. Frnnk Mordauut. Mr. W. Lennox, Mr.
It. Young. XT. ;. Lewis Miss Joule Orton, Airs. E. E.
Kcncn, aiinotners win Hppoar
In consequence ol tbe fcuiith of this play it wilt con
stitute the entire evening's porloimauce.
M1IPA1 e.vemm. Jttarcn ;iu,
BIN El' IT OF MISS AMilb WAIIP,
BA'ITJKDAY AFl'EltMoON. March ill,
H3il(.HAM) FAMILY MATlEc.
Only flay periimnance ot
Dr.lit&ir.u a.u j.iuAii.ir;
CROSSING THe'qUICK'AKDS. '
JIONOAY EVENING. April 2. i
First night of t'harlea Keade's reat work.
nr.vr.it iuu i,air. iu mr.AU.
Acmlsslon to Matinees. 30 cents; Children, 25 cents..
Doors open stU' A. Inrtaln rlrcs at 2'1A.
Admission to Eveulns l'oriormauoe. iS cents. SO cents.
and 1. i
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins at TK o'clock.
POSITIVELY LAST SIGHT BUT OUE
or
JIR. CHARLES DILLON.
TI1I8 (Thursday) EVENING, March 29, I
KING LEAR,
From the orlulnal Text. '
King Lear Mr. DILLON
EUinunu E. Li. juton
Cordellu Miss E. Erlce
Aitor wwen tne glorious rarce ot ,
COOL AH A COcUMHEE.
riumpcr Mr. Marlowe
TO MORROW iFrldnv) EVENING.
FAREWELL 11 EN E FIT OF MR. DILLON.
Posltivoly last lime of BELPHEGOlt.
SAi URDAY. Benetlt of E. 1.. TILTON. .
HOMAY SEX1. J. E. MURDOCH.
WALNUT STREET TllBATB E. N. E.
corner NINTH and WALNUT fltreots.
Alt IAlltAUaiMAAHX 'JS1LL. - ' t
BENEFIT OK
MR. GEORGE II. GRIFFITHS.
FOUR GLORIOUS PIECES.
BWEETHEAR18 AND WIVES.
Admiral Frank In Mr W. H. Bailey
f unoDos Kintuy voiunieeruu.;
TIIK WANDERING Ml.NSTUEL.
JcmBaRgs, with soiiks Mr Stuart Robson
my permishion or mra. .ionn urew.;
LNLLE FOOZLE.
TJdcIo Foozle Mr. G. n. Grlfflths
lo conclude with the beautiful iama ot
THE MIIEMUUr WA1CII.
Coco X Mr. G. H. Grlfflths
IKIUAI,
Benefit and last appearance ot .
Uli. J. IS. ROBERTS.
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE
WALM'T Htrcet. above Eighth
WO&UEnr LL A l l It AOlTUi.
EVERY EVENING.
AND ON WEDNESDAY AND BAT LED AY AFTER-
JNUONH,
IL MNO El) DIF.. .
the Child Wonder, on the TIht Rope.
IUE ELEltltAlltD 1-OYVLEIl HIBTKltS.
GRAND BALLEI8, SON OS DANCES, BUR-
LESIJUES, tit,
BRILLIANT COMBINATION OF ARTISTS.
QOKOERT HALL,
CHESNUT STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH.
COMMENCING MONDAY EVESINO, MARCH 28,
THE, GREAT
KALEIDOPUOTOSCOPE,
AND GIFT ENTERTAINMENT.
Tickets for sale at Truniplcr'i Mosfc Store, corner of
Seventh and Cbesnut streets.
Admission, 25 cents. Ke:orvea seats. ou cenu.
Doors open at 1 o'clock. Commence at 8 o'clock.
MATINEES ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS.
Doors open at IS. Commence at 2K o'e;ock. 8 26 6t
BURGES8, PRENDKRGAST,
UCGUES. ANI LA KITE'S
MINS1KELS.
A68FMBLY BITLl'lMJS, TEN iH AKD CHESNUT.
COJUiLEiE; I nUHlfr.U UOU9.3l
TMHI.V-. Mllll'l M MOltl'. I
THURSDAY, FKIUAY, and SATURDAY EVESING8,
GRAND FAMILY MaTIheE, SATURDAY, at 2 it
o'clock. '
The Great Contederai ion oi distinguished
ETHIOPIAN ARTISTES.
THE MASTER BAND OF TUtV WORLD.
lo a Mlnstro s' Grand Caiulval of New Acts, New Songs,
una i.ew iiokcs.
a omission, 25 cents. Reserved soats, on cents. i
Doors open at 7 1 comtuence at M o'clock
RuHts aucurad at I ITItNi K HAMILTON'S Book Rtor.
No. 106 8. TENTH Bireet. Assembly Buildings. 8 20 Ut
Iji 0 It T H I 8 WEE ,K ONLY,
1 WOOD'S MINSTIiELS AT TUB
aiijsi'ial fund hall.
OPENING MGHT A GREAT 8CTCCES9.
THE PREMIER BAND OF THE WORLD.
Introducing un entire channe of programme nightly.
as poriuiuied Dy them throughout tue united Mates, aim
st Wood's aiinsircm' llan, wo. n uro-iuwav, new
York, lor the pnst lour years; recujveil with tho most
enthusiastic Ocinonsi rations ol' auplause by crowded aud
fashionable iudlcuccs. Everything original.
ittHtt cot'L, vviiirn.ijnanager.
rpillRD WEEK QF THE GREAT PANORAMA
1 OF IRF.LN1. National Hall. M ARKET St.. above
Twellth. EVERY EVENING I1IIS WEEK, st 8 P. tt.
Also WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AF' EUNOONs
at 8 P. M I Doors open oue hour previous. AdmiKslnn, 25
cents. Cliliuruu uuuer leu year, to maum. a icq i
t lr7ltMAN I A OltCHK'jTRA. PUni.IO RE-
11 l..r.l. .v.rtr klTt'HIIiY AFl'F.RNOON - AT
MUhU:AL H'ND HALL. SH o'clock. Ennagenients
maaehv addressing GEO hOE liAB I EUT. Agent. No. vm
WON TEREY street, btween huce and Vine 116 3m
ACADEMY OP FINE ARTS, CHESNUT
J Street, shove Tenth.
Open lrom i-mi o ! i. .
Benlauiln Wsst's freat Picture ot
CHRIST REJECTED
still on eihlbltlou 11
fl'HE BTAMP AGENCY, NO. 304 CHHSNCT
J HTKKE'I. AHOVETHIRI WILL BE CON TIN CE1)
AH I1FRKTOKORK.
MA urn ol r vun ur.nuKtri his vvjisianilil
Va ILtND, IH Am I iilUtKi 11
P It O S"P E C T ti S
OF TUE
CARSON
GOLD MMAC C03IPAM.
CAPITAL BTOCK-'ftTOO.t O i
K UMBER OF SHARES, 60,000.
Par Value and Subscription Price, $10.
WORKING CAPITAL, SJ0.000.
OFFICERS:
I"R ESI DENT,
COLONEL "WILLIAM B. TII0MAS.
' SECRETARY AND TREASURER, pro tGUl,
J. IIOrKfNS TARR.
SOLICITOR,
WILLIAM L..niRS'r, ESQ.
DIRECTORS,
COLONEL WILLIAM 15. THOMAS,
CHARLES 8. OGDEN.
EDWIN MIDDLETON,
ALEXANDER J. HARPER,
WILLIAM EERGER.
The Land of this Company consists of about 120
Acres, In A ccklrnburg county. North Carolina, about
3i mills Irom the town ot Churlotte.
On this property Bf cen shafts or pits have been opened
and sunk to various depths, Irom 10 to o! Net, demon
strating tbe existence oi ibn-e paranei veins o, oreol
about I ttel in vn iilih tnd about lb leel apart, converging
to a common centre at the depth Of about 160 ti-ct. torui
ing one iuiniiusfl mats or vein ot ore, extending la
length through ihe property more ttian halt' aiiiUe.
1 hei e are aieo on this property other reins ot ore unex
plored All these ores are known as the Brown ores,
aud are verv rich, yielding an average ol about 2lK) per
toil in pold. the above results having oeea demon
strated by the mile working ol the mines lor several
years pant, the rli-k oi luvestmrht In undeveloped pro
perty Is not incurred, aud by the application ol modern
mining and rcouelng machinery the I onipiim anticipate
an imiiiediute and large leturn for their uiouoy. '
Having an ore that readily ylo'ds 200 per ton, some
estimate can be made ol ibe vidua oil his nronertv. With
the present l upericct s.estem ot mining, ten tons of ibis
ote can be takou out and reduced dailv irom every shait
openeu, at an expense not exceeiniiK i per ton. leav
ing a net dally protlt of S.1.7SU lor each shaft worked by
the Company
The largo vrorklng capital reserved will enable tho
Company at once to procure ana erect the best modem
nischinciy tor manipulating the ores, by means ol which
tho yield will be lately hicreoscd.
These mines, whilst they produce ores richer than
those of Colorado or Nevada, have many advantages
over them, particularly m an abundance f lul and
cheap labor, and the luclllty with which they ean be
worked during ihe entile year: whilst those ot Colorado
and Nevada can ouly be worked during the warm
weauicr.
A test assav of an averace tsneclmen of the orn from
the Carson Jllnes was made as late as the 27th ot
January ot the present year, as will apocar from tho lol-
lovving ccriiiieatc oi i-io es.-ors uooiu ana uarrett. tho
Assavers ot the Philadelphia Mint:
I'liiLADELpniA, January 27, 1866
Denr Bin We have caretullv assayed the sample ol
ore irom "Carson Aline." North C arolina, and llnd It to
yield ten ounces nine pennyweights ol pure gold to the
ton of ore. 'J he coin value is therefore tllU'Vi per ton
ot Ore. Yours, respcctlully,
HOOTH A OARRETT.
Sr. M. B. Tatlob, No, 404 Walnut street, Fhildd.
Subscriptions to the Capital Stock will bo recoived at
tne ouiee ot the t ompauv, o. 47 walnut hiroet,
where samples ot the ore may be seen, aud lull lntonnu
tion given. 23
INTERNAL REVENUE.
u
Nil ED STATES EEVENUE STAMPS
UKITED STATES REVENUE STAMrS.
rEINCIPAI, DETOT,
No. 0O4 CHESNUT STREET,
CENTRAL DETOT,
No. 103 S. FIFTH STREET
' (Ono door below Cbesnut.)
ESTABLIBHED 1862.
REVENUE STAMPS ot every dosoripUon con
stantly on band, and in any amount.
Orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to.
United States Notes, Drafts on Philadelphia or
New York, or Current Funds received la pay
ment. Particular attention paid to email ordora.
The decisions of tbe Commission can be consulted,
and any information regarding tbe law oboerfully
given.
Tbe following ratos of discount are allowed:
On all orders of 26, two per cent discount.
On all orders of 9100, three per cent, discount.
On all orders of SS00, four per cent, discount.
AU orders should bo sent to
EAE DING'S STAMP AGENCY.
No. 304 Chesnut Street
1 PHILADELPHIA. ' It)
PEVENTJE STAMPS, REVENUE 6TA3IPS,
Of all descriptions, i
Ot all descriptions, .
, Always on hand,
Always on hand,
AT FLORENCE HEWING MACHINE I O.'fl OEKICH
AT ELOEENCK BEW1NO MACUINE CO. '8 OEEICJf
No. 630 CHESNUT Street,
No. (MO CUESNUT Street,
One door below Heventh street
One ooor liolow Seventh street.
The most Ilhcral discount allowvil.
The most liberal discount allowed.
fT J. McO U I G A N,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer In
' ' ' FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC,
FIREWORKS, FLAGS, Eto
MATCHES AND BLACKING,
NO. Q HTHAWIIKHKY BTRKET.
First Street above Second between Alarketand Cbesnut,
H rniLADHLrtiu.
REVENUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
XV i TAL& siaiars,
Of all dcxcrlptiona, ,
Ol all descriptions,
Always on hand,
Alwavs on hand.
AT FLORENCE PEWING VACIIINK CO.'S OKIflCH,
AT tEOKENC K tK A'INU MACHINE CO.'a OFFICE,
No. MO CUKHNUT Htreet,
No. liM) I HKSNUT Htri et,
One door below Seventh stieet.
One door below rieventh BtloeU
The most llherHl discount allowed.
The luos liberal diacouut allowed.
MEDICAL.
piiENCI! MEDICINES IN VOOUE:
BY GRIMAULT & C1E..
Ctemists to H. F. H. Prince Kapoleoa,
40 RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS.
NO MORE COD LIVER OIL.
GRIMAULI'8 biKLP Of-' 1UBiZ,ED HORSE
RADISH.
ThlsFvmo is emnlove'l with the ereatmt sticcens. In
place ot ( on Liver Oli. to which It l iniinitoly auperlnr.
t cures amne ni tne encst. ncroui a, lympnu io oi
rdcrs arrcn clckncs", innsculur atony, anJ bias of
imieilte. It reiunerntrs the conatltut'on ly nurl vlnit
lit blooo. and la. In a word, the most nowemil or-nura-
live known. It never f ailfrucs tbe stomach and howeH,
i.nrt la administered with the aicaleM rflicacv lo vuiku
children, Kubjcot to humours, or cbmuctlon nf tho
lamia At last, it is very cnicacious in the uiscuBes ot
he skin.
NO more consumption:
GRIMACLl'S bYUUP UK llVPOl'UOSl'HITr:
OP I .IMF.
ThlK now Wedlclne Is a sovereign remedy in phthisis
snd o hot ciprascs of the lunpa promptlv removes all
tli- more arrloim avmptom". The coiixh Is rflifod, the
tillht sweats ceaso, and tbe patient rapidly recovers bis
d euun.
NO MORE rOVFRTT OK THE BLOOD AND TALE
COSIl "l.f.AlON.
PR. LERAR' 1'lithSl'HATE OF IRON.
1 Ms new lerruulnnus medicine contains the elements
of the blood and bones, and Iron i n a liquid tato It Is
ditu rent irom all hitherto oflerpd to the pubiiu. i liquid,
to orli k Irnd tartelcM. It speedily cure chlnronls,
pa nsln the stomach, dtihcait dlKesilon, dysinenorrhaa,
aucinia.
ihe ma orlty or me Academies of Jiedlclne of Parts
recoiimiend Hie nbornnste ol Iron to Lnuleiol dollcnta
rotiKiiiution sullerliiK trom sneinln, nnd a I other po,--
sons innmiM irom over aiixn t.v, nervous emotions,
overwork iieneral delillltv, and poorness oi h'noti.
It is tbe only preparnlion which never causes contl
patlon, andean Le borne by the most delicate stomachs.
NERYOrS HEADA' HE NIXRALGIA,
Is lnstantaiii'OUly enred by
GRIMAU LIB hUAZll.lAN GUAR ANA.
a vegetable snhttance used troin time Immemorial in
uram, una tnare .y inijri nivr.
EETTEK THAN COPAIBA 1 1
GRIMAULTH GAl'SULYS AM) LIQUID EX-
TI'ACT OF MATICO VEGETALI8.
Wliere all olhei Medicines have failed, these nrcBira-
tlonawlii nlwavs elUct a cure. 1 hese. limtire a mnld and
extraordinary cure of severe recent and chronio cnwn of
nnvaic oiscaso. 'l ticy are usid In the llohplal lu I'aris,
by the celebrated Dr Ricord. and are found iireatly su-
icrior to all hitherto known mineral remedies and
onalha and Cnbel'S. Ihe Inlfctton la used In recent.
and capsules In the more chronic cases.
GENERAL DEPOTS:
la Paris, at GUIMAULT & Cie.,
Chemibts to 11. F. II. Frinco Napo'evn,
45 RUE KIO HE LIEU.
In New York, at T. M. BECKER'S.
No. 129 IxRAND Street.
IN F1IIL AD ELr HI A,
3 19 mth2m
At FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO S.
yox roi'ULi.
AVIIIGIIT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 771 South THIRD Street.
Price, $1-00 per Bottle; $5'00 lor halt-a ilozcn.
The undersigned citizens take nloasure In cheerfnllv
recommending the ute of Wright's Tar Syrup lor
coughs, colds, consumption. whoopinK-couKh, spotted
lever, liver couip alnt, pains lu the breast, Oronchicis,
iiiiiauiuiaiiou. aim reHiriouon oi air vgsc s m tuo luugs,
eiu. uc 1 1 mrujf ououiu w iu vvvry lumuy i
Charles C. Wi fon. Fornev 'a Prett ollice.
Charles H. flraflen, Sunday Mercury olllco.
James Nolen. t,jwrer ollice
Wlillam F. t orbit. Associated Pre89.
Vllilum II. Corpenier. lre Alurm and Police Tele
graph, r if in and l neonut streets.
A Randolph, Front and i ombnrd streets.
Janice W. Ferrine No. IVSt Charles s.reet.
11 A. Davis. No. !(2J Uaskbl street.
John Woodsido. No 1331 Franklin street.
Robert Thompson No. K.08 Waltor street.
R. O. Marcn, No. C'iti Fianklln S'rret
J Ueblolf No Ti) S. .-econd street.
John Seymour. No. A!3 b. Front street.
W. Howard, No. I Dock street.
II. ('. Hurt ett No. 327 S. second street.
L. Hates No. 605 Arch street
Albert Martin, No. 411 H. Second street.
Slary Caldwell, No. Iu82 Sansom street.
Vi. '1 nomas. No. 20 N. Fourth street
T. M. tarthy, No. ltif) Elirotn's alley.
(Icorge Wi son. No. 236 Race street.
' w. f. Brooxs, N'o.09 Norm second street.
M. J Ilaosett. No. 119 Canal street.
S. Seymour Rose Uualleton.
Chariea Rogers, No. Oil South street
B. T. WellliiKion, Second and Quarry streets
K. V. Thomas. No. 13tt South sixt i street.
William Uarns, No. 51 ft South rront street.
S. S. Santord, Opera Manager.
John MaKinnis. rear of No. 14 North Second street
Mrs. S. H. C'hoate. Newark Del.
Mr. Willi nm H. Wr nhtf
SiRVe lake pleasure in recommending your TAR
SYRL'tof which we have already sold considerab o
Quantities) as a most exce'lent and ettlcaulous renioily
lor the complaints set forth la your printed bill alren ly
sutiniltted lo the putmc. As a vraiiiyniR act, rosuiiering
humanity e will cheerfmlv recommend joar prepara
tion to all atlllctcd with diseases which it is designed to
cure. lours, etc.
' DILKS ft SON, Drnttfjtsts.
K, E. corner l'lne and sixth streets.
For sa'e also at
JOHNSON, HOLTOWAT & COWDEN'S,
DYOTT CO.',
And all principal Drut'glais anu Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say that
he is nreoared te All orders BLd forward tbe Syrup to
any part ol Ihe country. Persons des'ring other linoi'-
ma' ion Dy man will inclose a postage statnp.ana answers
wi l be relumed as soon as the exigencies ot business
will admit Address
WILLIAM B. WRIOIIT.
3 20 No. 771 P. TDIRD Street, Philadelphia, 1'a.
17011 COUQUS AND COLDS
USE DR. C. G. GARRISON'S
EXPECTORANT.
FOR DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY USE
DR. C. G. GARRISON'S
BITTERS.
USE DR. 0. G. GARRISON'S
ANTI-DYSPEPTIO PILLS
For Chlln and Fevers, Bilious, Billions Remittent,
Dyspepsia. Jaundice, Depiesslou ot spirits, Coughs,
Colds, and all diseases that requite a purgative.
In all cae where the above Preparations fall to
make a oure the money will be roiundud.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at my store, I
NO. 211 S. EIGHTH STREET,
Below Walnut, Philadelphia.
JOHNSON, HOLLOW Y ft COWDEN,
Wholesule Apents.
Ko. 23 N. SIXTH Street, Pnliada.
c. G. garIuson, M. P.,
Treats patients tor all diseases at his Otllce,
No. 211 South ElliUrH Street
All consultations free II 3m
DENTISTRY.
ISAIAH PRICE, DENTIST, GRADUATE OF
1 Philadelphia Colleijie of Dental Suivery, class 18A3-4.
formerly oi West Chester, Pa., having served three years
in the Armv. ban lexunied the practice of his profession1
tNo.24l N. ELEVENTH Street. Philadelphia, whert
be Kill endeavor to alve satis aciory st'eutlou to all who
may require his piolesslonal services. 11 8 I
THE "EXCELSIO It"
II A 31 S
(Selected from tbe best Corn-Fed Hogs.)
ARE TUE BEST IN TUE M OULD.
J. II. MIGIIENKR & CO.,
GENERAL PROVIMON DEALERS, .
And Curera of th.e Celebi-ated
" EXCELSIOR"
SUGAR CURED HAMS
Tongues and Beef,
Nos. U2 and 114 North FRONT Street.
None genuine unless branded
'J. M. SI. ft CO.. KXCEL8IOK."
The Justly celebrated EX( EL810R" HAM9 are
cured Ly J. H & Co (lu a stvls peculiar to them
selves) cxprensly for FAMILY I MM are ol delicious
llavort tree Irom the unnleasant taste of salt, aud are
piouounccd by epicures superior to any now ottered mr
iiaie. 'i 27 luiluJtn
fl'lIK STAMP AGENCY, NO.' 304 CHESNUT
1 h I II V K T. A B O V E 1 U 1 Kl, W ILL B E C ON TIN U EU
AS HI RKTOORK.
HTAMl'S of FVKHY DKbCRimOS CONSTANTIT
ON HAND, AND JS ANY Ail 0 Oil'. , Uli
AUCTION SALES.
M,
THOMAS ft KON'S, NOS. 133 AND 111 8.
FOt Kill Street.
REAL E.-1ATE.
LARCF. AND VALl ABI.r. . URriE-STORT BRITK
Kr B1DI' M'K, No. 614 RACE Mreot, west or Mxta
street, oppoilis ihe Franklin Hijuare.
On 'luesilnv,
Anrll 10 lHffl at 13 o'clock noon, will he sold at enblla
ait, at tbe tblladeliinia Ilxi lmnne. all 'tint laMe and
valuable three story brick inetmiuKO with dontile three
story hat k building, and lot oi ground, situate on the
( uth r lie. ol Hare street, west ot Hlxth strnei. No. 614.
contalninn In front on Rae.e street 2i feet 9 Inchns and
extiiK lnu tn dentil I. in net to a 23 teet street ci led
I. amea ftret A to, nn undivided mole y oi all that
Mr p of iirnui.d. iwli side of Knee sireet, !Ht feet west of
filxih street t contiilnlni' on Knee T-et 1 foot It inches,
and extending In drpth 13A leet to the sa!d Halnnn street.
It lias two parlois wlih loldlng doors, t'.ro proof under
ttsT case back bmldli g. Imnlng-reoin nnd kitchen on
tne nntt nonrs t0 ennmners, oi uing-mum anil natn-
rooni, wster-o otet ami more-room on the second floor
inreo rnnnn on min Dilllilinn ana two rooms in one ic
bulldlnvt water c oet uiiii clism' orniald's-;loet with
nor. ani coin wattron ti'S tiiirn tioor: all tho wator
pasnes through underground draiu lu o street sewor.
TO CAI'ITALTT AM) OTHERS.
rrm.ic kali--vk.uy vallahi.k uusisksi
I KOk-IRTY. KNOWN AS Til K I r.NTRAL I'tTILI).
lNO., Nos. Hh nnd JO WALNU r Street, opposite tha
i'erehants' Ix'lmnwe :ut letn on Walnut street, 1 W
leel in depth to 1'ear street, two iru4u.
On'luesday.
I'l'i ir.n ill la o CIUIK IIUOU Trill UQ BO Q ni pilUllO
sale, a- the Philadelphia xclian.'e, a I tnoe two lour
story brick hullolnus and tlelo ol ground thereunto
hrlcrgltig situate on the snutusldoo' Walnut streot,
dlrccii opuoslte the l-'xchannai coiitalnlna touother In
irom on ainui street K :eot, ami exU'ndtng In d pth
about i40ieet to 1'ear street, known as ihe Central
Buildings, with a paMaae wav runiilnir ihtough to Pear
street, on w hlch i err end a live storv brick lull. ling.
The tten kn oi capita tin bankers, and Insurance
oouipniiK S is canea to ine nove mentioned propertv,
enn lining as It does many S'lvnutHtses Its close
nroxluilty t tne Ixeliange, toitcther lih two imnta.
make It desirable. Properly In tills particular Mock Is
considered of more vaitte per tont tlisn la any other
b ock In the whole length ot a nut street.
c car ot au Incumbrance,
For further iiur'tenlr annlv to LEWIS n. EEDNEH.
No IH M. KOt R'lll Htrcet
l'hiiedelphla, march. 1M6.
I u let
SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER. PHILADEL
PHIA ART UALLERY, 100 CHESNUT birceU
JAMES 8. FAHLE ft POSS' FIFTH CRI-AT SAMS
OK VAIUAUIK ORKilN'AL AMERICAN AND
T.i fnkA olne.A In ttie FftNlem OnlTerv nt IhA PennAvl.
vnnla Academy of r Ine Arts,
Ou Tuesday and Wedncsdiy Evonlrgs, March 27th
, jsiii ra 91 hk
At "H o'clock precisely, open day and evening, irpo.
CHOICE UNFRAMFT) ENORWISQS OP TUB
H1GHK8T QUALITY.
Ttn'niy il,A flrat rnnihit,,..,,! tr,A itrltth fHna A i
I'uiiiihiiing coinpanr, conpl.-t'ng ot nnc proois, see 'tea
wltn (.rest caio Horn the woiks ol the groat modem
Arrluta vl. .
Mnrtln.
is uctine,
Herring,
1 sPUseer,
Wcllinre,
Barker, ,
Frith.
T. Tsvlor,
Anstle.il,
Turner.
1 bomuson,
Snut.
Johnstone, I Hunk stone,
and manv other of tho mot poniiar engravings of the
nreseui dav. The nbove will be sold bv B.Scott Jr..
Johnstone,
1 lank Stone,
Auetioncer, at the Art Gallery, No. ltliO Chusnut
street,
ON TIlt'RSnAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
2 29 at March 2u and 30, at IX o'clock.
FITZPATRICK & CO. ATJCTTOXETiS.
New Auction Hooso. No. ill CHESNL'T Street.
HATS AND CAPS.
X E M P L . E
OF
FASHION.
Small Profits. Quick Sales.
HATS AKD CAJS. NEWEST STYLES.
LOWEST PKICES IN THE CUT.
BOURNE,
Ko, 40 N. SiXT 81'KEEr.
12Dtnihf3m
LIQUORS.
QISESKH GKOYE WHISKY.
No. 225 North THIHD Street.
If anything was wanted to prove the absolnte purity
01 this Whisky, the following certificates should dolt.
There Is no alcoholic stimulant known commanding sucii
eciuiincndutlon bom such high sources :
l iiiLADELi iiiA, September 9.
e have caremily tested tho sump.e ot' iHESNUT
CKOVE WIllbKV which vou send us. and lint; that It
contains none of the f oit-OKOi s siiiistancb known as
ribiL oil. which Is the tharacterintio aud injurious in
gredient of the whiskies lu general use. -
BUOtH, GAKRKlT ft CAHAC,
, Analytical (.heuilsta.
. . Sew Toek, Rcntcmber 3, 1858.
I have analyzed a sample ol CHEf-.NUT GicOVB
V HUSKY received from Air. Charles Wharton, Jr., of
Philadelphia: and having caretullv tested It, I am
pleased to state that it Is entire y yhce fhom poisonous
ou iitLt.iEMot s substances. It Is an unusually pura
ana due-iiuvored auailty of whisky.
JA11E8 H CHILTON, M. I.,
Analytical Chemist.
, Bostok, Maroji 7. 18,19.
I have made a chemical ana vsisol commercial sanv
p5es of CHEt-NUl GHOVE V HIK V, which proves to
be free lrom the beuvy Kusll Oils, and periccily puro and
unadulterated, 'i he fine llavor of this w hisky Is derived
li om the grain used In mauulacturlng it
KcBpectmlly, A. A. IIATE, M. D.,
State Assayer, No. ltj Hoylston stieet
For rale ly bs rrel. demllohn, or bottle, at No. 226 Nona
1H1EK atrcet, EbUadciphla. , St
J9 W. II A M JI A R,
Importer and 'Wholesale Sealer in Foreign
BRANDIES, WINES,
AND
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
No. 02O MARKET KIREET-
18 3m IUIEADLLFHIA.
JJ NATHANS & SONS,
IMPORTERS OF
OF
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, Etc. :
Ko. 19 N. FRONT STREET, .
PHlLADELPillA.
MOSES NATHANS,
HOKACE A. NA1HAKB,
OUJ.AMDO D.NAX11AKS.
119m
J U R E K A I
THE INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
THIS IS NO HAIR DYE.
TBK IIIMKNSK BUCCE8S with which this prepara
tion ban met duiiug the i-bort time It has boeu betore
the public, MB iiHiucul the thousands and tens ot tliou
SHiiuswho hae uedand aties'..d its virtues to tro
nouiue u the ONLY and 'I hl'l. Hair ltestotative. The
Eureka has bien lu. reduced into all the principal cltloe
both Last and W'csL. and having talthluliy oenoruted all
that Is claimed tor it. bar supir.eoud all other Hair Pre
parations 1 be ureka restores C.ruv Hair to Its otlrlnal
color; iirrventsthe hair frcin lulling out, br causing a
lim.tliy condition oi tho sal). imparting totheh.ura
sotmesa nnd goss. and y, ulhtul appearance that no
other Hair I' re par u tic u can produce. '1 he ureka Is tree
trom all Impurities or polsuuon idrus ana can be used
wltliou.'s iiiiigscalporbau.il.
Manufactured an sold w holcsale and retail by
ROBERT HSUER, Sole Agent,
N o. 25 N. FIFTH Street. St Loujs, Mo.
Agn'ts for Frnnsylvanla. DVOTT & CO., No mTX.
KLCOM) btrtct, I'b.laiicipbla. 1 2iJeniw;Jin