THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MAKCH29, ' 1866.
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AMFTSEMENTS.
MMtrnm Compi.imejtt The nnmpron admirers
fI the popular and talented Mia Annto Ward tondor
nor a complimentary tentimoiual, to lako place to
Morrow evening, at tne New Chesnut 6reot The,
tre. Ine biU tor the occasion la tho moat attractiye
one ot the Beaaon, boi ng the Cotlren Dawn, which
will be presented in all ltn marnificcnce of acnnery
nd wordertnl mechanical cflocta. Mrs. Sophlu
(Timber Kuhn has kindly Toiuntrpred for the occa
sion, and will rereontite the ro-tlc and beamlful
'Colloen Itawn.'' a character In which it is douotml
Ifanerjaaan equal. We learn that this will poi
liTely be the lat appearance ot Mr. Ku'in. a phe is
Dont to retire trom the Majre. The publio and the
protcralon have much to reirrnt in no irreBt a loaa.
1 he eyor popnlar and ircncron Frank Drew has also
llndly roluntocrcd, and will Rive additional lustre
to the performance bv hfa wlmatnhlo impersonation
oi "Mylea-iia-Coppaleen." Miss Ward will appear
in a character ie na made entlroly her own' Sho
lata Mann" May the attondanco on tho oocaslon
Kttoat the worth of artintio excellence. i
t Amikicait TnFATiut Tho entertainments (rlyon
tX hie place of amusement are growing more and
more popnlar every eyonlnc The armceful Fowler
RiHteri have met with warm reoention, and thoir
lionnej have inciennod in aire on every succeeding .
nirht. The wondortn! boy Kl Nino Eddie U a nnl
' verbal favorite, and la certainly one of tho most dar
ing performera now before the publio. The arroe- ,
able vaudevilles, farces, and ballets aro put upon the
tajre in Mr. riliri im's best stylo and are very much
rimirel by the audiences. Mr. Fox baa some novel,
tiea In preparation, wbioh will be announced at the
proper time.
Tot Griat Votaok to Ibklaito, at National
Ball, eontlnuea the central po.nt ot attraction to
our amusement-loving cltizon. Ko panorama ao
rplendid as this abounding in scenes no magnifi
cent and ofi'eois io startline has ever boon exhibited
in l'biladoiDhia. The view of the Burning Ship is
alone worth the price ot admission. The grandeur
; and terror of this awiul scene are ropiosented with
ieh natural and Vmt-stirring effect that the awe
struck beholder seems to see the reality before his
astonished vision, as the . unfortnnatn naanenvcr
Jrop into llio devouring fl imes, or cast themselves
into the raging sea. and meet, a watery grave, whilst
the led flashes of fire leap from yard to yard, and
from spar to spar, and stream out hundreds of feot
trom the doomed ship. And this is but one of many
. scenes that fill tho beholdor with awe, wonder, admU
. ration to one who has any love for the crand or
t the beauliiul in his soul will fail to visit this on-
equaled ranornma beloie it leaves the city. It will
soon close. Exhibition every evening; aUo, Katur
, day and Easter Monday at 8 P.M.
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Mr. Gough at tbx Aoadxmt this Evmtiira
The indications are that Mr. Gouirh's lecture on
Temperance at the Academy oi Music this evening
will tairlytest the capacity of the house. Khould
there be any tickets remaining Vnsold up to this
evening they can be had at the door of the Academy,
We are also authorized to state tbat in order to meet
tho great demand for admissions, house, or standing
tickets will also be ibr sale at the door this evening.
The President Endorsed by Jeff. Davis'
Brother.
" From the Viclctburg Herald, March 7.
The people of tuts city held a meetincr last
, ' night at the Co'urt IIouso to endorse President
Johnson. Federals and Confederates met on
the constitutional platform and under the old
flag. The gallant Jlerwin, with his armless
sleeve, presided, with the Stars and Stripes float
ing over him, and our eloquent voting friend,
Tom Manlove, made a speech, which did him
honor. The resolutions are simply such as
might b expected on the occasion. They were
sustained in speeches by Hon. Walker Brooke
and others. VVe cannot fail to refer to the fact
t that the venerable Colonel Joseph E. Davis, the
elder brother of Jefferson Davis, was present on
the platform, and under the flag of the Union,
and declared that if the principles enunciated
by President Johnson had been adopted by
the North in 1SG0, there . would have been no
secession.
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Great Fiie In Danville Desrnctlon of the
7, y , Woollen factory and many other Build
ings Loss $150,000. i '
Danvillk, Va.i March 27. About 11 o'clock last
night the Planing Mill of Messrs. Linn & Co.,
-on the east side of the canal, was discovered to
be on fire. The flames ' coiumunicattd to the
Danville Woollen Factory adjoining, thence they
spread rapidly to the stores of Messrs. Brown fc
. Jeter, Pairo fc Co., Yates, William Robinson,
Ilickson & Brother, and several small buildings
on Main street, all of which were totally con
i eumed. : Total amount of insurance estimated
to be trom $60,0(10 to $75,000. The Woollen Fac
tory was insured for thirty thousand dollars.
The total loss by the fire will foot up one hun
dred and titty thousand dollars, much of which
is covered by Insurance. Richmond Times.
A report is current in Paris that an agent
from some great capitalists and contractors, who
propose to establish a tunnel under the sea from
Dover to Calais, has arrived in that city, com
missioned to apply to the' Emperor for permis
sion to make borings on the French soil in order
to ascertain the pracueaomiy oi ine scnenie.
IIE USEFUL,' ' ;' :
AMUSING AND'' INSTR VOTIVE.
The Noveltv Microscope,
Like a good book, should be in every family and school
in the land. "It tells you that In the leaves bf every
forest, in the "flowers of every garden, and in tae waters
. oi every rivulet, there are worlds, teeming With lite."
FERCE'S" MAGNETIC GLOBES,
WITH THE BOX OF OBJECTS, j
Will be tound a never-iailing source of instruction and
amusement In every School and Family. .
AI,SO, GET ' ,
HILL'S ALPHABET BLOCKS, '
. The Village School, and Union College, and your little
folks are supplied. '
nanrsiirnunsil BilinsnfT t, Pfl
&lntKrviLrinurui DAPiunuri
No. 512 AllCfl Street,
3 28 3t PHILADELPHIA.
p A TIE Ii MAC1IE GOODS.
- PAPIER MACIIE GOODS.
TARTAN GOODS,
SCOTCH PLAID GOODS.
a fine a sortment of TaDler Hache Work Tablos,
Writing Desks, Inkstands, and Scotch Flald Goods,
Inst received ner the steamer "St. Goortre," too late
for Christmas sales, suitable for Bridal Gilts, etc.,
will be sold low.
ISAAC TOWNSEND,
House FnrnlEhlng Store of lhe late JOHN A.
MUIU'IIEY,
Ho. 923 CHESNUT STREET,
1 24 Below Tenth street.
pAPEll HANGINGS, ,
IRANCIS NEWLAUD & 8 ON,
No. 52 North FIFTH Street.
WALL PATERS,
WINDOW SHADES, .
I 28 1ml
DECORATION1?, ETO.
J. L. CAP EN. PHRENOLOGIST,
Kui'cesaorto Fowler, wens uo..
niv.. written -,.,1 v..rti,i finsriutlons of ebarao-
ter wuu (. uaris, oany ai c,.
JrEMOVED. S. & JAMES M. FLANNAfSAN.
t have removed fromNo. 304 to Ho. 420 S. DBLA
ARK Avenue. HOm
TOOSTON 11R0WI, H;EAD BAKERY, No. 1115
AJ KALI. BUWit. r
m
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
fT FOR fciALE OK- TO RRNT TIIET
JLJiolcirnnt Farm ot 4il Acie. wl'b hnmliioine M n
a oii or oumry Healilenco, on the Uriah turimika, An
dalntln, Ducks Cuiintv, Irnnsvlvanla, about 400 Tarda
iroin the ( amrlcD and Amboy Railroad Station1 at And
lufla, nd tliroe-loiirlli ot a mile lrin the atamboat
whang oftlng convenient alao to lorrendalo, Cornwall
Htatlun, and other art.lawnt stopping plaoen on the line of
rallroRl lhe rueatlbii ia on an eminence ana has ths
advantage oi beln one o' the moat iloKirnnle. aaiuhrlna,
and liealUir "PutM for a residence In tlie(tite or Petin
iylvinia lh manainn Is every way comiuodioiin. with
rood reilar, eparlnnadinlnv room, Kitchen parlor, dor
mltorles elc. whlmt there are a large and Improved
bnrna ont-tiouen, ex. et.'
A line loi ot fnm travel Ing Hnrtes and blooilnd Mare,
toifotlier wlih HoraoB uoeiul lor farming purposm, will be
clifpoed of at theaale; an win be, a ao, VVaRoua. HHrna,
ui mini; rtcrlii g, ami Vehicles) Cattle. Poultry, lioune
roH KnrnlOire, nilcellaneoiiK artlclea. etc, 'etc. lhe
entire property ot 4(1 nrrca, with nlatitea crops, mansion,
and appiiiteiimicoii, may he sold at private sale, or leated
for a term oi tw yearn, rent puvohle in advam e, at any
time irom the nrea. nt date until ilio rtv of niihllc nl.
An adjolnliik' and cparnle ot of ill acres, beaiiilfuily
altna ed, ami havin? a front ot abont I V) yards on the
iJrlBtoi MriipIKe (inakinn It most suitable for the erec
tion ot a country residence) may be disposed of in like
manner. If . however, this lot is not dl.posed of ptl
vaielv, I will be peremptorily sold to the highest uldticr
on the day orsnle.
The property offernl It every way desirable, bolnir
near to colleges, churobes, public schools, eto . and
pcwsci"slBu every conuort that the hpart can wish for.
It IconylJVi miles trom Philadelphia which can be
leached at almost every hour ot thednv or nlxht. Kills
plvlnu further and tnll parti ulars can be seen at Messrs.
Andrew C. t rulg A Co.'s store, Front street,, above
Walnut t i'essrs WatKIn A Weaver's, Library street,
above Fourth; James K. ( sntwell'g, N. W. corner ot
Gerniantown road nnd Master street, and at John P.
Jenkins' stables, llroal street below Walnut.
1 he pale will take place on the premises at 12 o'clock
on JIOJiUA Y.April fl. lim. Persons wishing to visit the
premises will net oi! the curs at Andalusia station r. A.
A.K.K. C3 5W 41 JAMKS R. OANTWELL.
TO RENT THE FIItST-OLASS REST-
D1.NCE. Ho. 213.1 SI'RINU (IAR11K.N Street, with
lurnlture lor sole. Rent. KHUO. Annlv on tha nrcml.es
ttoin 1 to I o'clock P. M. il 27 6t
TO KENT. DOUBLE COTTAGE, CON
talnlnn eleht rooms, and five In the attlo.ontha
Trenton RHiiread. one mile hclnw 'I'aennv. with enf&ch
bouse and stable.
3 24 2w Apply at o. 717 WALNUT Street.
LOST.'
IOST OR MIST.ATD SCniP CERTIFICATES
i of the DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INStlR-
AUCJS COMPAQ y. as io, lows :-
Nos. 11,621, 11.1122, 11.7SS. and 12.471,
all In the name ot J. BOLTON WINPKNMY. Executor
Ot i. WINPKNSr.
Application has been made to said Company for new
certiilcates in place of tbose so lost or mislaid.
12932 Executor.
TOST OR MISLAID, A PERPETUAL POLICT
i OF INst'KANOK, issued by the Fire Association
of Philadelphia, to JACOB BAMLhK. for lbU0. dated
July 13, lbtiU. Any Information thereof -will ho received
oy . J. r,iui.nuit,ii,
t Aitorney-at-.aw.
3 !1 lmrp No. 407 Korth FIFTH St.
WANTS.
WANTED TO RENT, FOR ONE YEAR
sav from May 1. a furnished country property, in
exchange lor a centrally located city residence, in a de
sirable neighborhood, and well furnished.
Appty at -no. vim w alh u x Mroet. a tj at
THREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
J act in imrortnnt locations for the Hew York Acci
dental Insurance Company. Active men 01 good address,
apply to FKAMv O. ALL F.N, Branch Cilice, No. 4iff
CltKSNUT street. Apply soon. tn
THE EYE AND EAR.
DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS.
THROAT, LONG. CHEST DlSKASES. CA-
TAKKU. ASltlMA. IMtL,KVlMJ ArrCU-
TIONS A1 DIEASE.S OF THE DlOES-
T1VK ()ttllAN.-l)K. VON MUMOHZIB-
KF.R'S new and unrivalled svstcms of treating the
above WALADlFb with his ' Al O.MISKR." has re
ceived the very blpbest approbation iroia the best medi
cal men oi an huuuwl,-, ana ine irtiutor. u u r or
the entire medical PREHS. These, with TEST I MO
KIAL8 Irom and RKFEKEKCES to responsible 'III-
ZENS. can be examined by all who reoulte his profes
sional Services, at hra uif iiCJ- ana iiLsiuKsrE, jno.
lOdl WALKUT Street. a.iim-rp
LEGAL NOTICES.
INSTATE OF WILLIAM PHILLIPS, DE
!i ceased.
Estate Of ANNA PHILLIPS, deceased.
ine Auditor appointed oy me urpiians i,uuri iu
audit, seitle. and adjust the two several first and final
accounts of JOHN (i. PHILLIPS. WM ri. PHILbi frt,
CLEMENf S PHILLIPS, and CLIFFORD 8. PHIL
LIPS. Kxooutors and irustees under the wills of WIL
LIAM PHILLIPS, deceased, and oi amwa raiLLira,
deceased in account with the real estate ot said dece
dents, as well as the two several accounts as to income
ot the parties named Trustees under the wills of W I L
LIAM PU1LLIHS. deceased, and ANNA PHILLIPS,
deceased, in account with ULitAur. in riiiL,L,n , ana
report distribution of the respective balances In the
ti-nna r.t t ia neeoiiniunt- win uitwi uih uaiiies iuib-
rested: tor the purposes of his appointment, on TCKH-
DAY. April 10, 18 at 4 o'clock P. M.. at his office,
Ko. 717 WAJJN Hi (Street, in mo cuv m rmituiniuu.
V Viii, v a,
29 thstuSt Auditor.
OGEES'
. i
FlUGRAIXT ODONTOLIiVE,
FOR
CLEANSING AND TRESERYING
THE TEETH.
Removes all substances destructive
to the teeth, prevents discoloration and
the accumulation of Tartar, and a
spongy relaxed condition of the Gums,'
imparting a pleasant and refreshing
fragrant taste to the mouth.
Guaranteed to contain no acid,' or
any substance that will . injure or de
stroy the teeth.
Its cleansing and healthf ul proper
ties' arc certified to by prominent Den
tists throughout the country.
Sold by I)rn(rirlat, Fancy Goods Deal
ers and Perfainen, and at Depot, Ko. S3
UEEBIT Street, Sew York.
Ask for ROGERS' FRAGRANT
0D0NT0LINE, and take no other.
JOHNSON, HOLLO WAY & COWOEN,
8 20 tutbslStrp WHOLESALE AGENIS.
gELLERS BROTHERS,
No. 18 N. SIXTH STREET,
Having added to their former business that of
MILL AND FACTORY FINDINGS,
I ntend keeping a full assortment ot everything in that
line, which they will sell at the lowest rates, Including
Pure Oak Tanned Leather Belting, . 1
Gum Belting and Steam Packing,
LACE AND PICKER LEATHER, ' , ' ;
BAND AND HARNESS LEATHER,
ROLLER CLOTH AND SKINS, j
CARD CLOTHING,
BELT HOOKS, RIVETS, ETO.
alio continue to tuanuiaeture as heretofore,
WIRE CJ.OTIJ,
SIEVES. SCREENS, Eto.
Or which
Laud
full
aseoitment is kept constantly on
l autuUM'mrp
FINANCIAL.
"y E OFFER FOR SALE
Central Pacific RR. 7 per Cent. Bonds,
.Interest payahie in GotiU
' in the cihi ef Nwa Turk;
XJ. S. O'S, IHOCT,
Issued to the Pacific Railroad Co.
Interest payable In currency. The oheapest Uoorn
mcnt Bonds on the market, received by Uaited States
Treasurer at 80 per cent as security for National Bank
Circulation.
Morris and Essex Railroad First
Mortgage 7's, Due IOI4,,
Htrlctly Flrst-cliss Bonds; for sale lower than ether
Ponds of the same olass.
Oovernmen t securities of all kinds boo slit and eoid.
Stocks and Gold bought and sold on commtsilen la
this and other markets.
Interest allowed en deposits,
E. W. CLARK & CO., Bankers,
1138m No. 3B S. Third St Phllad.
THE
AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES
No. 64 BROADWAY.
Mines, VIneral Lands, and Ores examined and reonrted.
panics.
onsntiauons anomea on an Mimnfr, .etallnrftlcal
and Chemical guesilona, at the ofllce et the Bureau,
GEO. D. H. GILLESPIE, President.
DRAKE EE KAT, Socretary. 1 10 tutus rp'
HOOP SKIRTS.
D UjP L B X SKIRT
FASHIONS 0B I860.
BRADLEY 8 DUPLEX XLLIP1IC
(0B DOUBLE SPIilSO)
HOOP SKIRT.
Each Hoop of this PECULIAR SKIRT Is composed of.
Two finett-itmptrKt sterl sir t ffi. braided Tiubtxt aii(t
S I KUNOE.ST and most FLEXlliLE HOOP made.
They will not bkud or bhkak like toe aiugle springs,
but will kvkk rKESitavB their i hrkkct and beautiful.
pbapr. where three or lour ordinary, skirts will have
ueen mruwD away as useless.
'J heir vnndrrtul Jii xtbtiuw adds orkatlt to thecoK-
FOBT and CONVBNIEM(?B. beslUea RlVlnK MTBM8BPLKAHUKai
io tne weaker, as win oe particularly erfrrnnccu ay
LADibs uiienuinK cthkw u rec-riionioaiu, operat. etc.
in act lor ine fromenaae. or nuusc, tne cnurcn, .inra
tre. or ear they are UKRimpAssED. cambinlDK comfort,
nt BABiLiTT and kcokohi, with that BhBOAKeaol shape
which has made the
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC THE
STANDARD HKIRP
OF THE FASHIONABLE. WORLD.
Mannfaetured exclusively by the SOLE OWNERS of
Patent,
"WESTS, BRADLEY & GARY
Ko.
CHAMBERS and Kos. 79 and 81 READE Sts.,
NEW YORK.
Merchants wlllba snnnlled as above, and by Phil ad nl
chia Jobbers.
ion sale in all FiBST-'CLAsa Bet An, Storks la this
CITY, lnqulie lor 2 14 lirarp
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC 8KIKX.
JJR AD L E Y ' S ;
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
Combining Durability with elegance oi shape. New
Spring Styles Just received.
J. M. IIAFLEIQII,
310 2m Mo. 002 CHBSXTJT Street.
jjRADLE Y'B
DUPLEX ELLIPTIO SKIRT,
Most fashionable and popular in ubc. For sale by
J. G. MAXWELL & SON.
3 10 2m 8. E. corner ELEVENTH and CHESNUT.
QEO. -L. COOKE
IS SELLING IHE
PRESTON COAL,
Which Is the very test SCHUYLKILL CQAL
coining to this market,
AT $7 PER TON.
ALSO,, EAGLE VEIN,
Same sizes, at same prices.
Deliverable to any part of the city, perfectly clean,
and free of slate. .
Orders received at No. 114 South THIRD Street.
EMPORIUM,
3 13 rp
No. 1314 WASHINGTON Avenue.
(joal: covli:
BEST QUALITIES OF COAL
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES,
AT
ALTER'S
0 0 A L Y A R D,
NINTH STREET,
BELOW CIRARD AVENUE.
BRANCH OFFICE CORNER OF SIXTH AND
SPRING GARDEN 61RHETS. 21
T)EAIt-ADMIRAL NAVY TOBACCO
At BEAK-ADMlKAli AVX TOBAOCO.
ItEAH-ADMIRAL NAVY TOBACCO.
BLACKiFAT A SUQAB-CUEED.
BLACK-FAT AND 8UO AR-CliRED.
BLACK-FtT AND hUGAU-CCBED.
BEST IS THE WOULD.
' BEST IN THE WORLD.
BEST IX IHE WOULD.
FKKE FltOM Hi IMS.
FREE FltOM STEMS. ,
FREE FROM STEMS.
DE AN, ho. 413 CUE8NOT Street,
General Dealer In Tobacoo, Clears, l ipes, Eto ,
bas the Sole Agency for .he above Celebrated flary
Tobacco.
FOBTT OFFICES T) RENT, In the United States
Hotel Building. Apply at DEAN'S
Tobacco and Cigar Store,
. 138 lmrp No. 411 tUEsNUT Street
v?---7r TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, BRACEa,
Cft'ClLjIJaiid all other Hurtles! appliances of tbe
mi,t approvva minis, inniineiy superior to
all oitmrs. at No. 541 Nor Ui SEVENTH btret. Lnutes
attended by Mis. Dr. MoCI.ENAC'UAN. Ma'e -flupart-
iuut py A comptiUiut lurtjeou. I a aiury
CARPTIN,. Ao
0 jv it j? is rr i rv h-
J. F. & E. B. .0RNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STHEET,
HAVE NO W OPEN THEIR
SPEING IxMTOHTATIONS
OF
NEW CARP E TINGS,
AT
GKEATLTf 1JEDUCED 1'KICKS,
ON ACCOUNT OF THE
DECLINE IN GOLD.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
TVo. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
3 20 3mrp
(JARPETINGS ! CARPETIXGS !
AT RETAIL.
McCALLlllS, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 519 CHESNUT Street,
OFF081T1 IBDEPEHDBJlCB HALL,
Bojt leave to inform the public that thoy havo now
open their
SPRING STOCK
OP
CARPETINGS,
KEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS
0
Foreign and Domestic Manufacture,
Which they offer at prices corresponding with
THE DECLINE IN COLD.
FBENCH AND ENGLISH AXM1NSTER.
ENGLISH ROYAL WILTON.
VELVETS, ALL WIDTHS.
S UPER10R ENGLISH BR USSELS.
TAPESTRY ENGLISH BRUSSELS.
ROYAL WILTON, VELVET, BRUSSELS,
1 irn'.TJ WIVTDV IMDDt'lf
We offer tho above in all widths, with borders fur
iiaus ana siaus.
Also Imperial Three-Ply Carpet
Extra Superfine Ingrain.
just received,
white; bed, checked, and fauctt :,
Canton flattings,
OF ALL WIDTHS. I 4
McCallums, Crease & Sloan,
No. 010 CHESNUT Street,
orrosiiE INDEPENDENCE. II all.
13 21 lmrp
n t. pmrn mtt.t.bii
1J U 11 JLA J XX W JL XJ KJj
GERMANTOWNy PA.
McCALLlllS, CREASE & SLOAN,
BIanafao(arrH, Importers, and Wnole.
ale IetIerti In
CARPETING S,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, Etc.
WAREHOUSE,
No. 500 CHESNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE TBS BTATK HOUSE,
Philadelphia,
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
3 6 8mrp
No. BIO CHESNUT STREET.
QAIirETINGS!
LEE DOM & S HAW
Are now opening a lull assortment of
Foreign and Domestic Carpets.
These goods wllsbe sold at the LOWEST CASH
TRICES, to coirespond with the FALL OF GOLD.
No. OlO ARCH Street,
281m ABOVE NINTH.
Q A H P E TI NG S,
A I.AEC.E STOCK OF
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTUBE
In stole and constantly rocelvlnfr,
AT VEBV LOW PE1CES.
GEORGE W. IIII.L.,
2 1 thetuSiu 'o. 120 Kortk IUIRD (jtroct.
DRY GOODS.
13 PltlCE A WOOD, H3
N. NIKTII ETJi'EKT. AUOVH ARCFI,
Have Jnst opened a cew lot fast color Calioool, 15
otitaajard. 1
lii t finality Amrrioan Calicoes, 18 cents I yard.
Bi-st ninkei Blcanhrd niW Utiblacnoil Muslin.
Heavy Blrachod Muslins, 25, 23, 83, 85, 87 and 49
cents.
I'liLiIeacliod Muslins, 13, 23, 25 and 28 conts.
Pillow Case and bheetiua Aluolins.
Tablv Linens, Nnpltins nnd l'oreis.
Scotch Diaper, by the p'ece or yard.
Huckaback rowellinr, by the jard.
WHITE GOODS 1
WHITE C00D3I,
White Marscillos. CO, 75, 'Jaud $1 12.
Cambrie, Jaconet, Nainsook nnd Swiss Muslins.
Kainsook Stripe and l'iaid Muslins'.
Cambrie Plaid Muslins.
Plaid, Stripe and Dotted &niss Marlins.
Marseilles, Lancaster, and Honeycomb Qnllts.
Just opened, a new lot of Potl do Chowo, 25 conU
a yard.
Ladies' and Gents' Hosiery and Cloves.
Ladies' Buffand White Ulcvos.
Ladies' Kniriish Silk Glovos.
Children's Lisle and Berlin I broad Glovos.
Ladies' and Misses noop Skirts.
Ladies' and UenU' Linon Hdkrs.
Gents' Ncck-tios, Shirt Fronts, and Suspendora
A new lot ol handsome Uuunot Kibbons. j.
PRICE A WOOD.
Ko. 113 N. NINTH Stroet, above Arch.
N. B. Will romovo to the N. W. corner Einhth and
Filbert streo's about the last of April. 8 24
(JIIliJVX MUSLINS.
PILLOW MUSLINS. AT 31 CENTS.
YARD WIDE MUSLINS, AT. 25 CENT3.
WIDE SHEETING, $1-00.
FINE SHIRTINGS, 35 CENTS.
YARD. V IDE UNBLEACHED, 25 CENTS. ,
YARD WIDE EXTRA HEAVY UNBLEACHED
28 CENTS.
YARD WIDE CHINTZES 25 CENTS. '
LINEN GOODS.
LINEN SHEETINGS. $150.
8-4 TABLE DAMASK, $ 1"00.
8-4 LOOM D AMASS, $1-00.
8-4 UNBLEACHED DAMASK, 75 CENTS.
7-4 UNBLEACHED DAMASK, C5 CENTS.,
100 DOZEN. NAPKINS, S2'65. .
200 DOZEN RED BORDERED TOWELS, SH'OO.
J. C. STRAWKIUDGE & CO.;
1 2 8mrp
N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND MARKET STRFETS,
J1 A N C Y CASSIMERES
I
AND CLOTHS,
FOR LADIES' SACKS.
JUST OPENED,
A FULL AND VARIED STOCK,
AT REDUCED PRICES.'
!
CUE WEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Kos. W. 452, and 154 N. SECOND Stroot,
8 27 8t
Abov Willow.
I7IGHTII STKEET RIBBON STORE, No. 107
J N. t IUHTH Btrret. foor doors above Arch street
I would respectiully announce to the ludli's generally
that I liave now open, at utiuUj reduced prices, a coin-
uieiu nniriuilHll ui
MILLINERY Am STRAW GOODS,
consisting of
STRAW, BRAID, AND HAIR BONNETS.
aTKAW HATS.
for T.adles and Children, the newest Shanes and stvln.
UUNNK'l' blLKH, Citattf, in ail slutdes, wltU Uibboui
10 uaicu.
HONNl'.T AND TRIMMING ElBBONS, .
the best to be lound in this oliv
r'KtNt H AM) N1CW YORK BONNET FRAMES
at tiie lowest prlcps.
FKESCII FLOWERS,
a Ktilnnclltl variety.
Auto. 111-nloiis. I-aces, Bonnot Omatnentst in foot.
every urtiule used iu making or trimming a bonnei tr
Orders as punctually as heretofore attended to.
. JULIUS SICHEL, ;
(Late Slchel A WeylH
i 2'tutbBlmrp . , No. iu; N. KIUU'IU Htieet.
HE OLDEST AND LARGEST
SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT IN IHE
COUNTRY.
LACEY, MEEKER & CO ,
No. 1216 CHESNUT STHEET,
OFFER OF TflEIB OWN MANUFACTUBE i
BUGGY HARNESS, front 22'60 to also
LIGHT BAROUCHE do WOO to 150
I1EAVT do do 75 CO to 800
EXPRESS, BRASS MOUNTED HARNESS 27-&0 to 90
WAGON JtND bELF-ADJCSTING IS OOtO 30
STAGE AND TEAM do lOOOto 80
LADliV SADDLE, do 12-00 to 15(1
GKN'iS' do do 8tH) to IS
Brldlea, Mountings, Hits. Roactta, Bone Coven,
Btunbei, Combi, Coups, Blacking, Ladles' and Gent
Travelling and Tourlut Bagi and fiacki, Lunob Basket
DreMlng aud Shirt Cates, Trunk and Valise. ' l
SBOmrp Mo. laio CllKSNUTST.
IASSI'ORTS riiOCURRI), ACKNOWLEDlJ.
. uitota, Dcpoaltlons, Aflldavit to Accuuni. tuknu by
JOHN IL i'UK'K, '
Notair Pnl He, roinmiwloner for all the State. Pension
and Prize AReut, No. 'in LOCK Street. 24 lit
ICE CREAMS AND WATER .ICES, ALL
flavoni. lULJiY'a.Ko. 1118 BACK StroeU t iUi
JTfiW YORK ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE COM.P AN Y
FOR INSURING AGAINST
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS.
Capital, - - - 8250,000
President, WILLIAM A. EAYLEY
Secretary. EDWARD GREENE.
INDUCEMENTS.
The rate of premium are very low
Tee plan I o simple- tbat anr one can eotnpreheu
all it worklnc -
Mo Mrtllral Ex am I tint Ion In Reqnlrfxl,
And tbone who have been rejeoted bj Life CompanlM
in oonwquenceof hereditary or otJicr dlseam. can effoct
Innirance in till Companr at a Terr mail t.
No-better or more tatlilactorr ue oan be madao e
rul a lam.
TOLICIES ISSUED BY
LAMASTElt & GA8KILL,
N. W. Corner Fourth and Walnut . Sts.,
JlOra, GENERAL AGENTS FOR PENNSTLVANIA.
MARYLAND GOLD MINING CO.
9
OFFICE,
Nos. 20 and 21 Washington Building,
THIRD STREET, ABOVE SPRUCE.:
8paoimens of Auriferous Pyrites,
AND
Oold-1 Jeering Quartz,
Frem the mine, are on exhibition at tbe COMTANT'ft.
ROOMS, from 9 A. il . to 4 P. M.
Agreeably to a Resolution of the Board, .
500 Nliurett o'uly of itae Capital Slock of
tli oniMuy(
Will be nolil at ubcrloil n price, TEN DOLLAR PER
BIIARE, on application to -
A. E. OltlFFITirs.
J 20 GlrO PRESIDENT.
JUST RECEIVED!
DIRECT FROM RICHMOND !
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
i
CHEWING TOBACCO:
, Cent.
Navy, ticut, 90 cental Nary, good , io
Navy, made belore lhe war 40
Cuvenili.li. ben aweet 90
Contiiosa, b $t... 90
Conk" si. eweei, made be ore the war lid
KUiunUvr at d flHiitatlon TwLit 90
Coarse '1 tv bit best 90
Rough aod Ready, Uncut in the country tl'SO
ltotiiih and lioudy. mndenotore tun war 15
Dniou i wist. niaJe before the war 61)
Oronoco Twmt, best 1 00
Go.den TwiBt made before the war... ,. hi)
Uravoly' C't'lflbratcd J-00
ltrlRlit Flir. pood 75
I.adiea' Twist 1 40
Diamond 'J wit l-3i)
liaik Pialn, beat In the country 1 01)
Liiilit Plain, pood 1 25
Celebrated Mountain Dew I 23
8MOKIG IOHACCO.
Celebrated T one Jack J5
Hold Dot Lj nebburu, qnal to anv In the country... 1'5j
Lviichhuri,sl t0 and 6 cenU per pound
Prime Lynchburg, made be oraihe war.i... 41
Gcod L nclibure ....,. S8'
Zephyr Pun". I oo
'J ogetiier with many other varieties not ouuniaratJd.
A literal dhicouut al:owcd to tke tr.i le.
JAME8 DAIFT,
American and Hpanijh i inar Manuutctory,
. . oa. 19"J1 and 2570 CALLOWUILL Stroot.
3 23 lflt Philadelphia.
ESTABLISHED 1195.
A. S. ROBINSON,
Frcncli Plate LooUlng-Classcs,
ENGRAVINGS PAIST1NGS, DRAWINGS ETC.
Manuiactnrcr of all kind of
Looking-Glass, I'ortrait, una Pio
ture F raines to Ordey.
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
THIRD DOOB ABOVE TIIE COXTINEN1AL, '
PnlLADELPniA.
8 15$
UY PUItKITiURE
A
GOULD & CO.'S
C5 ION DEPOTS,
Nos; 37 and 39 N. SECOND Street
KOpponite Chrtrt Church),
And Cornerof NINTH and MARKET 1
The largeBt, cheapest. and beat atoek o.
" FURNITDKE
Oievety dor crtptlon In tbe aorld. '110
QOITEKING MACHINES.
COFFERING MACHINES,
A lame assortment of Gofloring Slaoltino Just
received per steamer "St. George." .
FOB SALE Br
ISAAC TOWNSEND,
Hotae-Furnieljing Store of the iato JOHN A,
ML'KPllET,
No. 922 CHESNUT STREET,
1 24 Ilelow Tenth Street.
WEST CEOV: VOA RDINO-SCltoOL
tor Girl, at WEST GROVK BTATIOM", Phliadel
pbia and Bultlmore t niral Railroad, C'litt'r eo., P
a lie euiunier Term of full twenty week will com
mence on Becond-day. tlieTih ot 5th mo. next.
The coume of instruction 1 complete and thorough,
competent inBiructor are einployed, and improved me
thods of tcacblug are adopted. The prumotiun of th
health and happiiievaof the pupiuiaa IeaOiug object
For circulars, adiiieii tbe Principal.
TUU41AS T. COXARD.
2 22thtttlOt . WKBT GROVE. Pa.
TAB, HUNTKK, No. 41 N. SEVENTH
UTREET, ABOVE FILBERT, PHILADELPHIA.
Acknowlrditcd y allparrtrt pttrr'ited a by far tha
MU8T htC'Oj'.hHFCL PlIYtJICIAS
ftl tna treatment or lhuatet in kit tpttialty. QIHCK.
T1IOBOUI.H, andvrrmnntnt aurtt guaranteti luvrr
cane. Keuieniber DK. HUNTER H Celebrated Kcmedle
cn only lie had cenuine at hi old eatnblubed Ofllce. Ma.
4 N. hi. Van ill B'uet. abuv Hi hurt, h ti
GOLD, SILVER, AND WASHINGTON CAKES,
uvt tg le e&coii' hUXl 'H,iql 1USAC Bu