THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH.- PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL1 10, I860,;
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TUB flPRIKO FAftlUONS FOB 1806.
Curia and Tufa, ami Paddlnir, , r
Watr rfcl's and Fizzes, i
False Maria-Janes,
And artificial Llzzlcr, 1
Wool from Merino,
Also from the nifrirer, ;
Pone In whopping pads
And laatlv gtown biggrr.
Oh ! were fashions, ever : T
Equal to the preenir , m .
Halt a sack ot latere " , , - j
Thrco(iuarterg of a .
Beads as big a crick- Mwont.
Buttons large as t-balls, : ,
llcre'a a pail of r tnen,
And there's a ' ft,VrJ'i0, :
Ool ol fishes.
Cairo with tw ' ' ,
Mftkea a ' rnnariet
Kennel ("s'Vv bat,
What .uli terrier,
"Won't W thin of that f
W .the fathers cluster?
W int the husbands wrlpelo
vnn ihcv ee the thlnps come borne,
And won't the ladies gigRle?
xlIE SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR.
AntOKmph I.tterol WAalilng ton, John
AiIhiuii, Lnfnyelte, aud Alexauder
XIniuillou. 1
The prcut Southern Relief Fair, at Baltimore,
or which preparations have so long been
jiiaVmp by the Indies there, opened at the hall
ot tbo Maryland Institute, lw.t Monday cvenintr,
under the most lavorublo auspices. The Bulil
moro Sun shjs:
The scenp presented was one not easily described.
Ihe immense hall, brilliantly iiluminatod bv hun
dreds ol pus jot-, uud aaylv decorated with national
llatfs, with the vnrions tables nnd ftauds adorned
with flowers aud evergreens, displayed, a sight not
o.tou Winifred in a lilutiinc, ana was one that could
qniy be ut i r cUtcd by being seen. I ho crowd pro
sent comprised mobt lesprctable citizens of all
classes auu cr ton rilgiom and politics.
Aicarlv seven thousand tickets were sold, whil-t
hundreds ot jipisoiis were unable to pot within hail
ing distance ol the ticket otliw, and wero compelled
to return to their homes without gaining admit
tance. The Gazette of Tuesday bos the following:
J. Howard McHonry, Ksq., has presented to the
- Fair four autoi'i-apli letters or Washington, two writ
ten by John Adam, two by Lafuycite. and two by
Alexander Hamilton, ranking ten autograph letters
in all. They are all addrcesod to the lion. Jamos M.
Molli nry, tho (rrandiatlicr ol the donor, who was on
IbestafTot Washington m tho revolution, and was
subsequently Secretary nnder both ol his adnuuis
tratious. These letters have been preserved in tho
tauiiiy until now. All the letters treat of political
' mutters, wiili tlie exception of tbo two by Lulayetto,
which are Jotters ot introduction. fcluo of thee is
especially nitrre-tnif, bb introducing to kind
attention Mr. Mcllenry M. Michaux, whose work
on the lorcxt trees ut America is stUl regarded as the
bext extant.
(I'rivate.)
Mockt Vkiinon, 19ih Oct., 1706.
Dear SirYour letti r ot tho 141h caiuo dulv to
hand. On the contents of the enclosure I shall mi.o
no commcnis till I see yon, which probably will bo
on or About the iiist of next month.
Let me remind you of what I have botore rcquostcd
namely, to have noted against ray arrival a.l tho-to
things which will ho tit and proper subjects for my
communication to Coueress (in the speech) at tho
opening of tbo session, thai 1 may have lime to con
sider and digest such o thorn as are proper for that
occasion bt lore the meeting of it.
1 am always and sincerely, your affectionate
Go Washington.
James McHcnry, Secretary of War, Philadelphia.
Moukt Vernon, 22d Juno, 1798.
Hear Sir I ain not disposed to withdraw your
attention front more important matters, or to be
.troublesome in any dogre, or to press my corres
pondence upon you. But not having ever heard
whether my letter, of which the enclosed is taken
fromaprest copy, ever reached your hands, lam
Induced to mako the inquiry.
1 wish also to know what has been done with a
letter of mine, pin under cover to you (early in
March last , to Le forwurdod or suppresod, at your
discretion, to a air. .lohu Parker, who exhibited pro
posals to the public lor coin) l ing a complete edition
ol a 1 the journals of Congress, from ilio earliest
period oi them down to the present day f
V ith rccpoct, I am, dear sir,
Your obedient servant,
Go. Washington.
James McHcnry, Esq.
(Private.)
Mount Vehnon. 27th Ju!y, 1793.
Dear Sir Tho l ray heads of Alexandria, pretty
numerous, Jit seems, and composed of ail the te
tab, e old people of tho place, having formed them
selves into a conipanv, lor the detente oi tho town
and its vicmhy, are in waut of colors; and it being
intimated that the presentation ut them by Mrs.
Wasuington would be flattering to tnoru, I take the
liberty of requesting tho favor ol you to have made
and send to me as soon as convenient Buch as will
bo a) propnato to tbo occasion handsome, but not
more expensive than becomes Republicans (not
Jiaolute Kepublicaus) is required. If. you think a
motto would be proper, tho choice ot one, "chaste
and unassuming," i loft to your own judprnont.
fiend tho cost, aud tho money shall bo remitted by
) ours, always, Go. Washington.
James Mcllenry, tsq.,
.Infantry.
East Chester, 20milos from New York, )
October 16, 17U7. J
Dear Sir I arrived with mylanuiy at this place
lour days ago, aud proposo to remain here aud at
Mew lork, till tho meeting ot Congress. .Letters
adoiessed to me, to tho care of Charles Adam),
.Esq., Counsellor at Law, iu New York, will soon
ni d me.
I pi ay you to commit to writing such ihinirs as
you judge necessary to be communicated, or recom
mended to Cougie-s at the opening of the session ,
aud convey them to me, as early as possible. And
to rive me your opinion, whether tho prevalent
sickness in Philadelphia, is so dangerous to tho
lives or heaith oi the members as to muke it neces
sary to convene them at any other place.
With great regard, 1 ain, dear sir,
Your most obedient, Jorm ADAMS.
James McHcnry, Esq , Secretary ot War.
. Vienna, Septombor the 8d.
Dear Mcllenry This letter will be dolivorod by
M. Uicbaux, whom the King has out to oolleot
seeds, trees, and so on, which he intends raising in
bio favorite country seat as it is a personal all'air,
eveiy assistance ana advice wul be particularly
pleaxine and as 1 want them to be satisfied, 1 re
commend the beaarer to you, who, lro'n the state of
a plain farmer, has rose to have a name among
learned men.
1 am on my tour through Germany and with my
best rospects to your lady, am your aflectionate
friend, Lafayette.
Pray introduce him to Tilmangh bmith, and all
other lrienos.
(Private.)
Nxw York, July 22d, 1798.
Mv Dear Sir Your letter oi the 20th imttant. en-
closing one Iroiu Gen. Washington, came to hand
this Oar.
Ihe object you suggest in it is ono which, no
doubt, deserves a primary attention, and it will be
paid to it. liut It will be ui-eiul that 1 should shortly
confer with you fu lv on a variety of suiijects. and
alter rec iving an ollicial communication ot my ap
pointment, 1 shall without delay repair to Phila
delphia. 1 connt always upon vour confidence as well in mv
personal iriendship lor you as in myzoal for the
pubho service ; and having no inclination to spare
my sell, it only remains lor us to trace together the
plan in which I can best second your operations, aud
roiuoiu me Berviee.
Yours, with true attachment,
A. Hamilton
NEW Yobk. .Inlv T1A. 17118
r. 8 Tn ome instances we have missed it iu our
llnvarliera. It lfl Vflrv Atinentiikl t h.,PA Bi,r.,ii,4 l,A m
mistake abopt tho field otlice-Zeaftiia lentc in your
J, Mcllenry, Eeq , eto.
(Prlvuto )
New York. Deeembrr M i7nR.
Dr. Sir As it may possibly not nave ooiuh to vnu
tbrousrh any other channel. I think it we l to inlnrm
you that General Huntington has been displuaned at
not having received ohreial notioe of his appointment
with his commiBsiou. 1 his, it not already so, ounht
to be remedied.
I hear nomine o( nominations. What malignant
uiuuence nanus upon our unuiary anairsr
With great esteem and reef rd
Your obedieDt servant,
A. Hamilton.
P. 8. I left with General Tinckney atprojeot of a
Military School which he waa to have sent oie. lias
he quilted t-hi adtdobiar 11 so, have yon beard auy
ining oi nun paper r I want II.
i, James MciUnry, Esq.
IROM THE MEXICAN BORDER.
Another I.vy llpoa the Hatamorna Ster
cbanla 9f ntamoraa A I moat I veatad hr
th l.lheralt. General arr.a to the Im
perial Troops Thty are Meaonght to
reraak lha ('anas of tho Empire.
Brownsville, Texas, March 20. Ou tho 20th
General Me.iiu called a nieettner ol the tneichants
of Matnmorns, and inlormed them that on ac
count of the non-arrival of lunds. to pay his
troops he found it necessary to borrow $tf 5,000
from them, v. ith the promise that it should bo
relunded as Boon ns the money arrived; Dut aa
this tort ot thing had been resorted to several
times belore, they, the merchants, could not
see it, but promlred the money If fifty per cent,
ot the duties should be removed, and the transit
or one-louith duty be restored. Hut flieiia rc
lueed, and threatened to remove his troops.
A commission whs appointed, and they have
been assessed and obliued ti Pny tho money. I
pet this ivoni a merchant in Matnmora-, a triend
ot mine, and one of the victims. They aro exas
perated at these continued forced loans.
Out of about 3i00 troops at Mataruoras, Mojia
hns not COO that he can rely upon, and he does
not dare to go beyond his breastworks. The
Liberals are hovering around him, coming
within a mile or two of Matamorai, and carry
ing off cattle. Tun stage lino between Mata
moras and 1'iigdud (linca del Rio) bus been
vtitlir'ravui on account of the danger on the load.
General Juan J. do la Uarzu has issued the
following:
J he General Con inanding m Chiot tho Forces of
ti e Central aud Southern District ot Tamaulipas
to the Iroops ol any nationality sustaining the
linpire:
holdiers: It is four years sinco you were brought
here to liulit us, who only aak to govern ourM-ives
according to repnLlican principles. You are made
to Ltlievo that the ridiculous throne ot Maximilian
can Le consolidated in this country, and you have
not been told thut wo aro so lar from accopiiu it,
that the only Emperor we ever had ilurbmo paid
with his head lor tho title he bore so short a time.
Itiu bide was Mex can was supported by Mexi
cans; he ha i in bis lavor tho ereat renown which
lie juetly ebtameu by making us sjako oil' me Span
ish yoke aud yet he loll. Do you think thut a
lorcigmr, sustained by toreiirnors, who corai trom
Austria been In? tho protection ot Napoleon III to
make Inmselt Emperor ot a country which does not
even know him, can loni? nurp tho supreme power
ot our country f Soldiers, you bav been misled In
lieu of a mi nary promenado, v Inch you thoucht to
take through our country, you find that everyone of
our dehles swarm wuh Liberal lorces, always ready
to oppoeo 5 ou,
iiany among you have come to make part of the
so-called Guard ol the Emperatrez, bin iu placo of
the lite of luxury which you expected, you are ob
liged to run over Mexico trom one end to the othor,
to meet death at tho hands of the audacious
guerillas,
French, Germans, Belgians, Italians I address
myself to all loreisuers who compose the Imperial
arm our countri has magnificent lands, which
only await laborious bands to repay with nsury the
troublo of cultivation. Abandon that army which
wares such an unjust war upon us; come whore tho
delendcis oi Mexican independence are found. If
you with to sharo our tons, you Bhall tnjoy tho same
privi!opo as tho ituublicau soldier; it you prefer
your jiascpoits lor ihe North, or any oifior foroiirn
country, they shall t o lurnisiv d you, with all the
ecurmes oi out lea station, liut it you wi-u to set-
lie as praceablo citizens ou any part of our lands,
you shall be protected so mat you may live euiotiy.
Many among i formerly betoupod to tho French
army and tho Forei n Legion; they can tell you
bow they have been treated. You will then see
that I do not mislead you.
JUAN J. DE LA UARZA,
Gcneral-in Chief of tho independent forces ot the
Central and twuthcru Districts of lamau.lpos.
ictoria, lebiuaiy .'Z, lbw. ,
This ia bucked up by the following:
Victoria, February 20, 1816.
Dear Comradfs: We hereby intorm you that we
Btart to-day lor t.io lrontier. You need not be at
all troubled about us. From Tula you go to Pal-millai-;
tho commander is very pood; ho iurnishos
horses and also money to go to Victoria. Horevou
are paid threo reals a day, and all you noed if you
want to serve; and if you do not want to servo, you
can pet a pass to cross tho frontier. You noed not
seive unless you want to; so comrades con esoou.
Comrades, the uenerai wants you an to come.
Your companions ereec voul C. ieinlit, Feofilo
llauman, 'Ireilericli Kchwab, Paul erabowky,
Peter uoehoi, Eouls "Teorsre, uooruo iicuurer, too
jjlo lluzel, Nicolus Manger. tf. O. limes, ithinst.
Ihe English Turf.
DUTIES, INCOMES, AND TRAINING OF THE QBEAT
JOCKEYS.
from the Pall Mall Gazette, March 22.
A snuabbln between tho if atoms of Ha'tinirs and
Grimshaw, the Jockey, has given the uninitiated an
msiKbt into the duties and earnings of the small men
who ride for tho eieut slakes ol the English tun.
Lord liasunats was Grimahaw's first master ' f .,
when lr.s lordship slartcd a horo lor araco, G run
claw was bound to noe tho animal, bcinu at liberty
Vihcn hiB first master did not want huu to ride lor
anybody cine who would employ and pay him. lor
ibis service .Lord tiastmirs crave urimsuaw a re
taining lee of iOOO a year, paying bun besides
Xb lor each race won, ana jlh tor eaon race lost.
and his travelling cxpsn-es. Tho jockey's income
tiom tticbe sources and irom presents mado to mm
1 y backer- or winners riddeu by mm is coniptitod
to hare been between 2000 and 3000 a year, liut
a jockey's life is laborious, dimerous, aud often
brief. In order to obtain eminence in the proles-
kion, clear Ibrains, strict honesty and sobriety, and
stout Lean, witn a very lean ana active nuoit oi
body are required. We read last week of a lad
beins called unou to "waste " seven pounds in
twenty -tour hours, and doiutr it. Ihe young ani
mals which jockeys have to ride aro often vicious
and difficult to ninnaee, ana me temptations to
which their noncaty is exposed are ex'reme Liord
llastintri dismiMed Gnnisha v because he relumed to
ride a cult which he i.eemcd uuualo.
LKWES COURSE, MARCH 23 A SWEEPSTAKES HALF
A MILE.
Mf. It. Ten Broeck's b. f. Miller's Maid, by Buc
caneer Vellefla, 2 yrs., 6st. 9ib (Graoe) 1
Mr. Baresso's Eugenie, 8 yr., 8st. 6ib. .(Mordan) 2
Mr. England's MoosKose, 8yrs., 8st. 61b.
(E. Forster) 8
Mr. W. G. Bennett's Carnizette, 8 yrs., 8t. llib.
(iiibberd) i
Bottlns 6 to 4 on Miller's Maid, 8 to 1 aaaiiist
Moss ltoso. 100 to 15 iii'ttinst Carnizette. The latter
tor a lew strides made play, w lieu Miller's Maid
(who lost several lenirtna in starting) took up tho
running and wou in a canter by four lencrlhs. A
leneth toparated second and third. The winner was
bought in lor v:io guineas.
OBIT VARY.
AKOTBER VETEBAH OF 1812 OONE.
Ebenrzer T. Andrews, a veteran soldier of 1812,
and a most esteemed citizen of Massachusetts, died
April H, at bis residence in Charlestown, at tho
advanced aue o! 77 ear.
Few men have lelt a more pore and nonoraolo re
cord than Mr. Auclrew. To tne revidouls of
C'harleslown ho was particularly endeared, though
uis opeu cnaracter, auu upriiuit, uiauiy actions in
all- matters, made him a universal lavonte, and
everywhere eaineu lor him tne esteem ot aood men:
and the purity ot his character was so eeuerally ap
preciated, that through the Wato he was tiuown as
"honest old Mr. Andrews of Charlestowu."
As a patriot and a so. dier ho took the greatest In
tel est in the war lust ended, and. too old aud feeble
to fto himsell, he bid his four bous iro and sustain nis
dignity aud honor in the hold, saying that il it was
tiOd's Will, ho would rather loan them tho nrido ot
bis old ace and all else he had, than that one star of
mo oia uuaauouiu no aimmeu, or tne least paiticie
ol its iilory lost.
lo him, and men as lilm, tho country cannot do
too much honor. Their names will last over green
iu every ueuri.
B. K. O. KE1II8, THE AHMTESB MAN.
Died at I.apnrz, llollvla. on the 4th dav of Docom-
ber, 1866, tt, K U olhs, a well-known citizen of
new xoia." jar. .T'.eiiis win De remembered by our
citizens as the wor d-renowned wonder. Horn with
out arms, he becamo a prohcieut with his foet and
aoconiuiodaied hun.e't to nature's deprivation, ex
1 lbitmc Inn. soil throuah the worid at tue advice of
sclentiilo aud medial men. He could write what
won d be termed a oud band, and as a cutter of
profiles and oi nan cnial vaioiitines with sciaaora.
Air. Kelli never bait an equal in this oountry. Ihe
sreat variety ol hit Leriormances with his leet waa
nuly wouoerlu'. air. hellia wxa as famous lor bis
(rent en univ im ni.eis and comprehensive mind as
for hl woiiii' rlul i ulilhiilons and his family and,
friends wi I lonix ecu tiuue to miss the vacant plaoo
biade in their inld ' by his demiae. Mr. N ell Is was I
born in Meiiteouierv county, ft. Y., and at tbo time
ot his death wv in Mie iorty-eiiruta yearoi his aire.
ills deatu was cuuseu uy anopiezy.
Chika Coino Ur. ThcSlaffordshlre (Eneland)
manufacturers ha', o advanced the prices of china
and earthenware ut tho rate of about ten per
cent., owinif to the enhanced value oi la Dor and
mate rials.
MILLINERY, MANTUA-MAKING, &o
XEJITLE OF FASHION
Importations lor tbe Spring and Summer
of I860.
MRS. M. A. HINDER.
o. 1031 CntBKUT PTBF.BT, PHILADELPHIA
Imrortfrol I.ale' Dres snd Cloak Trlmmlnin; also,
I'srla l ticni la 'ilnaa Paper, lor Ladles' ana Chil
dren's Drertes
I detlre to call your attention to trie above card, and
flisll L plcaatd to have von call and innpect mi ntock,
nd 1 think yen will find It the nnwt choice and siftiiant
i.nortn eni to 'fleet ironi My iicliitles lor obtaining
the n eat olrbie novel les oi Hie F.nropean market
are now aDtoiparsrd. and sDiprnenls per m rlv every
steamer add IrrrhneKS and variety to Ihe collection.
H ..I..I.U a. Ii.DTll. Itiillnn 1 -
Frlnrs Cotd. 1 enrels, T civet Hlbbol s, Heltlnv.'r'ateni
Boots snd I yes, t rench Cornets Phlolds Drew He-
valors, I'tiis, Hoop Hklrtu oi our own ana aiaiiame
T)t morrsi ' irske. htkmnlna Pranllng and Kmbroiaer-
Irtt French fluilra and (iaiinerlna.
rrrUian Itcm and look Maklna. hi all Its varletUc
T.(llh liimlsh na llielr rich and Costly nm erinlfl mv
relv on belna artliitleiilly fitted and ihelr work flnlnliod
I o the men1 prompt and efficient manner, at the lowest
poMlble prices.
I u imp snd iMinir ai tub BiionrT limine.
Sptanr l'llrrii new rrailv lor WerehantS and Urea.
makers. All tbe Fashion Hook, lor sale
mhw. Bi. a. ai.ur.i
J 181m Ko. 1031 CHEf-KUT Street Philadelphia
J3EAUTiFUL NEW STYLES.
MISSES TIIORXIIILL & BURNS,
No. 1208 CHESNUT STREET,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF
FRENCH IMPORTED MADE-UP
UNDEll-GAKMKNTS.
ALSO,
COVEBED FJtENCn I100F SKIRTS.
THE NEW. STYLE TIE,
From the Opera "L'Afilcalne." S 21 mwslmr
I?IfiIITII STIIEET RIBBON STORE, No. 107
i K,l 1 th'lH Street, lourdoora shove Arch atreet
1 wouia renpecttuiiy announce to ihe ladle generally
that I have row open, at greatly reduced prices, a com
plete sfKortmeut of
MILLlxNKliY AND STRAW GOODS,
consist tun of
fcjlliAW, 13KAID, AND 1IA1R BONAETS,
STRAW HATH,
tor I.sdles'snd Children, the newest rtpo and itvles.
iiik i MtiUti, CKi m an suaues, with lunoous
lo maicn.
ltONNKT AKT TTtlMMINQ BIBBOSS.
the best tohetound In thlnchv
FKKHI U AMI NJiW YOltK BONNET FB.UUE3
at the lowest prices.
r ltiu i Luivua,
a splendid var'ety.
Aiao, llluaions. f.aces, Bonnet OmamenU; in fact,
every article used hi making or trimming a bonnet or
hat.
Orders as punctually as heretofore attended to.
JULIUS SI C I IK L,
fl.atn Slrhnl Ar. Wevl).
327tuthslmrp
No. M ti. tlGUlll IStreoU
misses o bryan, no. 1107 walnut
V" Street,
WILL OPEN TARIS MILLINERY
' lor the Surniit and Summor.
0nTnrnDAY,Aprll5. 4 4 lit
BONNETS ! BONNETS !
BONNET OPENING,
. WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 28.
E. P. CILL &, CO..
3 27jm No. TlO AUCU Btreet.
. MBS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street,
flasa handsome assortment of sritlSG MILLINERY;
Slisses' and Inlants' llais and Caps, Silks, Velvets,
Crapes, lilhbons. Feathers, Flowers, frames, etc. C3 154m
1866.
s r n i n o.
lSbU
OPENING
AT
MRS. E. KEYSER'S
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM
No. 1227 CHESNUT Street,
3 IS lm Below Thirteenth, North elde, Philadelphia.
ESTABLISHED 1795.
A. S. ROBINSON,
French Plate Looklng-Glasses,
ENGRAVINGS rAlNTINGS, DRAWINGS ETC
Manulacturcr of all kinds of
Lookins-GlasiB, Portraitt unci Pic
ture Frames t,o Order.
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
THIRD DOOB ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
PHILADELPHIA. 8 16$
J UY FURNITURE
AT "
GOULD & C O. S
CKION DEPOTS,
Nos. 37 and 39 N. SECOND Street
KOpposlte Christ Church),
And Corner of NINTH and MARKET
The largest, cheapest, and best stock o.
PDRNITUavE
Ol every description in the world. . ' 2 10
pAPEIl HANGINGS,
ERANCIS NEW! AND & BON,
No. 5a North NINTH Street
WALL FAFERS,
WINDOW SHADES,
4 51m
VKCORATIONS, ETC.
OEVENUE STAMPS, REVENUE STAMPS,
j. . Ks.vtajSLia.trrAAirB,
in an uvncnpuonH,
Otall d.itcribilous.
Always on hand,
Alava ou hnnii
i r ITT flRFKOK KT.WItJn V imiNK I'D ! Ok ims
AX Kl.OKi.21tK hKWINU MACHINE CO. '8 Olfi'ICii
.P-IU V 1 ' I ,1 I 1 I'll (.lb,
o. S0 ( HKHNUT Ktrfet,
One door below Seventh street.
One door below neventh stieet.
- The most It eml account allowed.
Tlieruos UUeral dlwouut allowea.
TRUFSE9, SUPPORTERS. BRACES.
and all oilier Horulcal aDollaaoes of tli mml
Bpi)roHi inas, niiiniieiy superior to an oiiicm, at No.
M Mortb -tVr NTH hlrc.et. Laulea attended by Mrs,
. . . uwiks .,icuii,ii uy aire,
ilal doparUuout by a ooraiie
IMliurii 1
Jjr. tioi I.r.ln ACUAJ.
tvut saraeou.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
DIAMOND PEALER & JEWELTM
WATCH CT, JIWILIII a S1I.TKR WAR,
WAT0HE3 and JEWELET REPAIRED. ,
Owing to the decline ot Gold, bas made a treat re
daction in price of his large and ws'l assorted stock of
Dlanaonde,
Watches,
Jewelry,
Silverware, Iito.
Tbe public are respectfully Invited lo call and examine
cur itock before purchasing eisewhere. 3
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
MUSICAL BOXES.
A full BMortmoct of nboro (roods constantlr on
lariti fit nmrlnt nt a nrirna.t 1a nainnl ui it
irom 2 to IU be suulul Airs. rim
FARR & BROTHER, Importers.
No. KMCIlEsKCi 8TREET,
llllfmtl Srp Jkiow fourth.
O OUR PATBONS A'D THE PUBLIC.
W e arc oCcrlng our stock of
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
AMD SILVERWARE,
AT A DISCOUNT,
Fully equivalent to tbe heavy decline in Gold.
CL.ARK & I3IDDLE,
6 22 5rp
Xo. 712 CI1ES5CT Street
KICK JEWELRY
JOHN BRENNAN,
SEALER IK
DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, JEWELIIY
Etc. Etc. Etc.
9 20 No. 18 8. EIGHTH 81 IJEET, PlUlada.
HEKRY HARPER,
No. RQO ARCH STREET
ManulaotuTbr aud Dealer ia
Watches,
h in.e Jewelry,
Silver-Plated Ware,
AID
8 8C 5 Solid Silver-ware.
TEAS, &o.
ri EA8 REDUCED TO 1, AT INGRAM'S
J. Tea Warehoufe, Ko. 43 8. 8 ECOM) Street.
OASTED COFFEE EEDUCliD TO 30 CTS,
atIKOKAM'8 'lea Vt arebouee. ha. 43 B. SECOND
oireei.
40
C. BEST MILD COFFEE, AT INGRAM'S
l ea w ererouee, o. 43 B. BtllM) street.
rrEAS AND C0FFEK8 AT WHOLESALE
J. prices, at IKGKAM'8 lea Waiehouse, ho, U a,
BECOM) Street, Try tbem.
G
REEN COFFEES FROM 22 TO 28 CTS. A
round atlKGKAM'H Tea Warehouse. Ko. 44 8
OMj Street, irythem. Hi
STOVES. RANGES. &o.
Q TJ LTER'S KEW PATENT
DEEP SAND-JOINT
HOT-AIR FURNACE.
RANGES 'OF AEL. SIZES.
ALSO, rill EGAlt'S NEW LOW l'KESSUKE
6TKAM HEA1INU AITAEAIUS.
FOR BALK BY
64
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
No. 112 MaTiKEl STREET,
FURNITURE.
(ft "TO 1IOUSEKEEPERS.
I h ave a large stocK ot every variety ot Furniture
which 1 will sell at reaucea prices, consisting of
PLAIN AKD WAKBLF TOP COITAUE STJIT8
WAJiCT CHAM BER SUITi.
PAULOB 6C1T8 liJ ViLVKT PLCBH.
PABLOK Bl1 ITS IN HAIB CLOTU.
PABLOB SUH8 IN KKPS.
(ildthoards. Extension Tables, Wararohcs Book-cases
Harnesses, Lounijes, Etc. t-lc.
P. P.. GUSTINE,
1 1ft m K. K. Cor. PfcCOND AST) RACE BT8.
DENTISTRY.
ISAIAH PRICE, DENTIST, GRADUATE OF
Pblladehibla College of lieutal Burgery, claw 183-4,
lorn.erly oi West Cbeeler, Pa., bavlng imefl three years
in tbe Annv, hai lesumcd the practue of li Is profeMilun
Btho 2J1 h. iLKVKM'H Street. Philadelphia, where
Le lil endeavor to five satlmaciory attention to all who
may requite bis pioltssional services. 11 H 5
JIIE OLDEST AND LARGEST
SADDLE A24D HARNESS
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
COUNTRY.
LACEY, MEEKER & CO.,
No. 1216 CHESNUT STREET,
OFFER OF THEIR OWS MASCFACTUKE t
BI CCT HiBNEcS, from ......a SO o U0
UQI1T BABOUC11E do M 00 to 350
I1EAVI do do 7$ll0to50!
J XPKJSB, BBAB8 MOUNTED lUHKEbS 27 80 to 90
WAON AND bELF-APJUSTIKO 15 00 to SO
8TAOE AKDTEAM do 30 00 to 60
LADIEb' BADDLE, do to 160
GENTS' do do 8D0 to 75
Bridles. Mountings, Bits, Bositts. Horse Covers
jliushes, Combs, Poaps. Blacking, Ladles' and Gents
Travelling snd Tourist Bags snd Backs. Lunch Baskela
Dresilng and Shirt Caies, Trunks and Valines.
I 6mrp Mu. lain C1IKBNUT ST.
AT QUEEN'S NEWS STAND,
B. W. corner SEVENTH and CHE8NP1' BUcets,
ALL Tilt
DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPKB8.
Ph.UIODICAl.8, Kten
jlsy be obtained at current rates. "
MONUB1ENT8 AND GRAVESTONES. ON
hund alarpe anortnient of flmveatones, of varl
oumeBkns iimde of the fluent Italian aud American
W.rhl.at the Warbi. Works of gTEINHETZ,
1 27toths3uj B1DOE Avsnua, helow Eleventh street.
CARPETING, &o
QAErETINGS t CARPETINQS !
AT IlETAIL.
McCALLtMS, CREASE & &L0 V,
Ko. 519 CIIESXIT Street,
OrrOBlTX 1SDIFXNDIKCE HALt,
Sex leave to inform the public that they have now
open thoir
SPEING STOCK
OF
CARPETINGS,
E'V7 AM) CHOICE DESIGNS
OF
Foreign and Domestic Mannfacture,
Which they ofler at prices corrcspondini; with
THE DECLINE IN COLD.
i
FliEXCn AND ENGLISH AXMIWTER.
ENGLISH ROYAL WILTON.
VELVETS, ALL WIDTHS.
UFER10R ENGLISH BRUfSFLS.
TAPESTRY ENGLISH BRUSSELS.
ROYAL WILTON, VELVET, BRUSSELS,
AND TAPESTRY CARPET.
Wo ofler the above in all widths, with barders for
ii aui auu ciatis.
Alo Imperial Three-Ply Carpet
Extra Superfine Ingrain,
JUST RECEIVED,
WHITE, EED, CHECKED, AND FANCY
Canton Matting,
OP ALL W'IDTUB.
McCallams, Crease & Sloan,
No. 510 CHESNUT Street,
OITOSITE 1NDETEJSDENCE HALL.
1824 lmrp
" Q L E N E C II O MI L LS,
GLRMANTOWN, FA.
McCALLD'iS, CEEASE & SLOAN,
Munafactiirer!i, Importer, and WlioI
ale Dealer In
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, Etc.
WAREHOUSE,
Ko. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE THE STATE notTSE;
Philadelphia.
HE TAIL D EPAItTMENT,
3 6 8rurp
Ko. 510 CHESNUT STREET.
Q A It P E T I N G S !
LEEDOM & SHAW
A re now opening a full assortment ot
Foreign and Domestic Carpets
Three goods will be sold at tho LOWEST CASH
rillCES, to coi respond with the FALL OP OOLD.
No. OlO AltCH Street.
4 I
3 28 lm ABOVE KISTH
Q A II P E T I N O S.
a large stock oir
1'lllL ADELI'HIA MANUFACTUBE
in stoie and constantly receiving,
AT VERT LOW TRICES.
GEORGE W. HIEL,
2 1 thsttiSm No. 126 North THIRD Street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
(llvARD FIUE. AND MARINE
IKSTJEANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, NO. 415 WALNUT STREET;. PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL PAID IN, IS CASU, 200,(00.
1 Lis ecrupsry ccntlnties to vtrltecn fire JiUki only
Its capital, with a gcod surplus, Is a clj Invested.
701
Lotses ly fire Lave tcm rtomptly palo, and more than
$500,000
Disbursed on this account wi'hln the past few years.
For the present the cft.ee of this company will
remain at
No. 415 WALNUT ST11EET,
But vflbln a few months will rt move to lis uw.V
BUILD1NO
f. E. COIiNEn BEVENTH AND CHEHSfT BTBEET8
Then as now, we shall be huppy to Insure our patrons at
suchiausasar ccnsltttnt ltb saiety.
IllUtCTOES
T1IOMA8 CRAVKN, , A LFR1 1) f . GILLETT,
w li iu A n rrc.ir.Mtii,
Tt On. VAI KFI.LAU,
JOHN StlTLl K
JOliN W LCHOBN,
HI I. A SI YKUKKh. Jk..
V . I A W t) I. V J u
JIAR1.K8I. l)Ul'6NTr
HKMtY Y. KENNI.Y,
JOrtLI'H KLAPP. M.D.
TROM A S rit.AVEN. I'rcsidont.
'ALFRED B (ilUHT V President aud Trea.urer.
JAMtS ALV OLD. SecreUrv. I 19 i
1 I H tl 1NSUHANC
THE HOME INKCKANCK COjMPANr
OF PHILADI-LPHIA,
Ko. 1WIH. Fl t'KTU btreet.
C har: er Perpetual. Authorised I aiiital, M 00(1
rald-UD Caiiliul. kh.n IK
Jnsuie acalnct lots or duuiai'e hv KIRK, on btilMrni.i
fltlier pcrn nnentiy or lor a 1.1 M l'l Kl) jienod. Iho on
jui jt nA&uin& juifiHiiy ana tiousenoia r uroiture
til) or counuy.
DIBECIOB8.
Jsmee Brown.
J bomait Klmber. Jr..
Ihar.'e. A. Duy,
V ni. 1. I ewis.
William P. Bullock,
Vt ni. K. fed!es,
I eniurl 1,'cUlll,
J. Uilibom Jonea.
John i oudmde,
m. C Loniifilreth,
.1. N Hiiti hin.on
ivUniJ. Taylor,
JAME8 BllOM h. PrvHltlent.
CIlAb. A liCY . Vlrit-President
TliOVAB .VKllSuK. fiecreiury.
t 8(5
EVENLE STAMI'S, REVENUE STAMPS.
rvtiut; n i A M ph.
Ill ail uuncriuiiuim,
Ol all descriptions, '
Always on hand,
AT FLOTtFUCW PF.WINO MA CHINE rO.-'lf OK Kl"PH
AT iXOHKh CE E W I K Q M A CHI K E CO.'B OFFICII
Ho. 6o0 CHF.SM'T Hi reel,
, Ko. 6W CHKoKUT Street
' One door below Hevenlh atretit
Ono eeor below Nevonib straot
he most liberal rtlirount allowrd. '
lbs moat Ubsral discount allowed.
INSURANCE C0MPANIE3
"PVKLAWAUB AIUTUAL WAFETY INSUIIANCS
mCOEFOKATED HI
the trnisLATtRa
l'EWNt-XI.VAMA. IU0O. I ,
orncr e. r.. (okkr hiiki and wali i
81 HF.KT n. I'HlLAlir.i.riiiA.
MAKIKK 1NMJHAJ.C1S
ow vrssiLLa, )
cargo. To all parts of thaw
FKaiUUT 3
INLAND ISfTRANCTS
On Goods by Bivrr. canal. Lake, and Land rriagatS
all Harm of the Tnion.
., . F1BK INBLUANCE8
On Vorrhandlae crierallv. '
On Stores, Dwe ling Uouaes.stc. i
A88ET8 Or THE COMPANT
Kovember 1, ISM.
f 100 00 rnlted Btates 6 per cent loan, "n....'M,eof)-0
itnWO " J." " -Hi.... lis iwsyo
SOO.OW " ,1 -H per cent, loan,
Treasury Note iM aT8 no
' 100 000 Blale ol t- ennsylvanla t lva Per cent. V
Loan ., go su.
54,000 Blale of Pennsylvania blx Per Cent.
Loan S3 ISO-
125,000 Cltv of Philadelphia fix Per Cent.
Loan 112,811'M
20,000 Pennsylvania Italiroad First MorS-
fiue rlx Per Ceni. ltonrtn.... 90,00og
26,0(10 Pennsylvania Kailroad seoond liort-
anse Six Per Ceni. Honda. 23,750-Ot
18 000 w emin-n 1'enna.rivania Hal. road llurt
rte Plx Per Cent. Bonds 23,71
15,000 Soil K hares Btora (ii'rnianiown Oas
Crmpanv principal and Infrest .
auarnnteed by tbe City ot Phila
delphia It 597 M
7,1.014J sbarca Ptock reiuisv.vaLU Ball-
roi il i ompsnv 8.5604
5 TOO 100 RhSrre Stock North Peuuxylvanla
-..B'"",r'ad romn"''y l.lMHf
'.OCODeiiortt wl'h l ulled Httos Onvernr
trent. stihlecttotrnanys'cal 40,000-04
80,1 00 State ot lenneexea Fivo Per Cent,
Loan 18.9M 0
IiO ,0VLoana ou Boiule and kiorttfase, first
Hens on City Property 170,700-09
1,(186,680 Par. Market vain M vw) oo
Keal Estate Hi.idflOft
Bills ri'ioivahle lor m nrancra made, lil 01J J7
Bamnreedueat Ascnclos.-1'ivniiams
on Marine Policies Accrued In to-
rent. auu other debt due the Com-'
Pny... 40 811-44
Kcrln nnd Ntock ot sundry Insurance
and other Companies f 133. Est!
mated value 2,910-0
V,"h In Bank i.M.&W 811
Cash In Druwer b7S I8
-. MfiSt 87
1 to8.6J(rl
tlEECTORS.
Tbomaa I? II . .
John C. Davis
1 (inirtd A. Soitrtcr,
1 heopbl us rauldina.
John K. Penrose,
Jamea IraijUHtr,
Henry C . i-a leit, Jr..
Jsmrs C. Hand
William C. Ludwlg,
Jo.epo 11. beal,
Oeorfp C. l.einer,
Hnsb Crala.
Pober' Burrnn.
fHiauelK. Ptoses.
J. . Penlstan,
Heary Moan,
Wiliiarn . Bonltoa,
Edward Darlington,
H. Jones Brooks
Kawanl l.a ourcada,
Jacob P Jones
James H. alcKarland,
Joshua P. Eyro
Hpeni-er Mcllvaln,
J. B. Bcmnle, Ptttubnra;,
B. Herirer. PMUhniv.
John I) Taylor
D. T. Morgan. Plttsbnra
i;mi AS r' I,AM. Presloent,
Henbt LTiariiH, hecretort
" - i. 11 v IP. VII
c President.
Pi 13
1S29"CIIARTER- rE II PET UAL
F1UNKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Assets on Tarmarvl, 180G,
8,5085100. :
Premium....f... .V.V.V.V.V.VV.V.V.Vl.lilsw li
LH8E1TLED CLAIMS,
en,467 6J.
INCOME FOB 1868
110 coo.
LOSSES PAIL) SmCE 18J OVER
'. 85,000,000.
Perpetual snd Tem porsry Pohclcs on Liberal Tsrmsl
t.m1 n,ncker- Idward C.Dale,
lohlas H ai.ncr, Oeore Fales,
bauiuel Gruin ArtrtU Fltler.'
uTJSt " ilicllttJ,. Francis W. fowls, Sf. D.
ItuacLea, Peter Wclja l.
v.nJ,.LES U CKMi. President
iii to- mJ. l'' rALE.VIce-Pnldeut
J A. VV. lluALLISiKB, Bccrelary protem. 2 tl23I
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE C0KPANY,
No. 133 S. FOURTH Street
PQ1LADKLPHIA. ;
Annual Po'.iclea Issued agairst General Accidents o .
descriptions at exceedingly low rules, i
Insurance effected for one j ear, in any sain from 100
to 11(1 Ml), at a premium of only out-half per ceuu. seen
ring the full amount Insured in case oi death, and a con.
pensatlon each week equal to tu whole premium paid.,
fchort time 'j lcEeu lot 1 2. 3, 5. 7, or lu days, or 1, , or
6 months, at 10 cents a day, Insuring in the sum of asooo
or gtvlna ais pcr week h disabled, to he had at the Qons
ral Oflce, o. 133 . FOCUTU wtroet. Philadelphia, or at
the Tarious Railroad '; lcket ofllces. . De sure to purchase
tbe tickets of the Korth American Transit Insurance
Company. . k
For chculars and turlher Information apply at Ol
ComelrBauy0flJt9, 0r' 01 ,lieftuth"-isedAgenUolili
LtWIrtL HOCPT Pr.sldont.
JAM 1 8 Af. COMMD. Treasurer.
HINKY C bPOWN, secntary.
JOHN C. BCLLI'l'T. Bollciior.
, , , DiliLCiOUS.
L Jj. Honpt. late ol Peuntylvanla RaliroadCoa nanv.
M. Br. ot At. Vt . baliiw in A Co t. l"UKOa a
haniue) V. Paiuier. i ashier oi C nane . )
Kicliard Wood. e. lMy IMaikat street.
James 11 t enrao, i,o. 6H3 Mukenuee , r
" J. .. Rlhfsly. CoDiinenial Hotel.
II. O. LeiseuriE,os. 2i7 aud WODock ' !
GanuonVork ot Work MeloucbdsC '
Oeore Alanln Jso. iii Cbc.nutstie
f II E PROVIDENT
Life and Trust Co., -
OK 1'UlLADKLPrJlA. ' '
Incorporated ov the State of PennsvlvanlaT
22d. IS1.6, lMlhl.h LlV, ALLW -i IN IE REST :
CAPITAL, ei&U,OUO.
BIEiCTOBB.
bamuel B. thlnlcy, Klchard Cadbory,
Jen mlah Hackei, lieury llaiuea,
Joshua H kioirui, T Wis-ar Drown,
hicbard Wood, I VH im C. Lougatretk. -
Char es F. ( ofiln.
HAJil LL K aU!PLF.T, President
Rowlakd Pabbt, Aotuarv.
OFFICE. 7 284
No. Ill H. FOURTH Street,
niHF"?- JNSDRAKCE COMPANY O
1 PKJA DELPHI A.
IM Olil OHAT1D 1H04 CllAKlkB PEKPKTDAL,
No. i4 WALMT flieei opposite the Kxchanve.
In addition to 51 AM Ni, uuu 1:. LAND JNtiUK.MSCK
this Comi any injures rom Joss or uuinase bv F1KK. oa
llhersl .fiuis on buildups, uierchandlse luiulturu, etc,
lor ilirl to) pcrloas and. pernianently on bui Uluirs. dv
deposit ot prcuiium. , '
llietompauv bas been in active operation for mora
thanfclXtY VK uurlug wbich all kiwis hare beoa
promptly adjusted and paid.
DlBEOTuaa. .
Litwrenoe Lewis, J
lliuvld Lewis
Henjuuiin ktitng,
Thomas 11. Powers.
A tt McHenry.
Kdmond C asulioa,
John L. Hodge,
At. 11. Idnhoney.
Job . 1. Lewie.
Will. am A. Orant.
Robert W Leanilng,
D. C:lark Wharton,
......... i a 1 1
Samuel Wii.cox.be retarr. lis '
17IRE IKSUEAJJCB EXCLUSIVELY THB
V PtKttBlLVAMA riRK 1NHUBANCE tOltr-AMY
IntorporaUnl 1SJ4-C' barter Perpetual Hv. Sis WAio
Ji I T Bireit, opposite ludeueudeeca Bquare.
This Couipeur, isvorab y known to tbe 00 aim unity fef
over forty years, continue to Insure against loas or
damage by bre en Public or Private Buauinaa, eltbec
peunuuent y or tor a limited time. Abo 00 uruitro,
blocks of Goods and Merchandise generally, an hberai
toThIjr Csp'w:, tosetber with a large Surplus fund, la
invested In tbe most ear- ful manner, whlcb siiabln
inera to ofler to the InsaraU an andoubud waarlty in
Uie oasa ol loss. " 4"
Daniel Jmlth. Jr..
John Devemua.
Tb imaa HnilU).
't
Alexander lien sou,
a o usi euurst.
Thomaa Bobuia. I f (iUUngham FelL
Daniel Haddock Jr. W 1
r AmL SMITH, 3.. pMsldenV
William Q. Omowei., beeiatary. ' u
. . j1 , r L m w ia.
1